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The Van Buren press., 1895-08-31
COTTON BOIL WEEviL.

One of the Most Dangerous Pests thSs
Has Invaded the Country.
The agricultural department OF the
United States government considers
the cotton noll weevii, a picture 81
which is here shown, to be one OF the
most dangerous pests that has ever
made its appearance in the United
States. 1t has so far confined its opera
tions to northern Mexico and limited
area in Texas. 1t has in some locali.
ties shown tendency to spread
rapidly, while in Others it is
said to have been at work
for years in very small areas,
The Van Buren press., 1895-08-31
THE HOG PEN.
some Items in Regard to Successful Hes
Raising.

Raising.
The best time to determine what
sh all be done with the brood SOW is
when she brings and suckles her Sec
ond litter of pigs. One trial is rarely
sufficient.
Imperfect pigs are 30 often the on
spring of perfect and well-bred pigs,
that when they do come the imperfec-
ton is usually credited to some fault
in the breeding of the parent.
A SOW, or a number OF sows, that
will farrow eight pigs twice, or even
once a year, and turn off that number
at weaning time, is doing better than
the average.
When young pigs are to be moved to
Ter quarters it can be easily done ~
The Van Buren press., 1895-08-31

How many people live on the repu-
tation of the reputation they might
have made.-Holmes
The Van Buren press., 1895-08-31

q
took himself off after dinner, and
walked along the river bank, sullenly
throwing in stones and watching the
water as it broke into futtering rip
pies The reflections thus shivered
and marred were no more disturbed
than his own. One thing he knew;
Celia Chichester should never guess
what chagrin she had caused him. He
would impress it upon her that his
devoirs to herself were the merest
Willing away of weary tedium, and
that the little romance" to which she
had so ironically referred was the very
light OF his life. And Eleanor? Well,
Eleanor was a soft, sweet, yielding
little thing, not so large or imposing
or handsome as Miss Celia, but not
unintelligent, after all, and really very
pretty.
He would be quite kind and at
tentive to her, too, and IL would be
very easy to make excuses for his late
apparent lack of interest She had al
ways been a generous, forgiving little
thing; it was hardly likely that she
would be any less so now when
the suppliant was the man who
had been her ideal always Gra-
ham smiled with pleased complacency
as he smoothed his tawny mustache
and threw his broad shoulders back.
Yes, Eleanor had admired him always,
and, despite her pretty shyness, had
confessed it in many ways. He began
TO recall little scenes of the last sum
mer but one, when the dear girl, her
home-loving heart sad at the thought
of separation. had been quite unable
to keep her love for him from filtering
through her eyes and thrilling in every
word she spoke. He remembered how
actnal, happy tears trembled upon her
dark lashes when he solemnly told her
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18
A New Discovery blythe Shakers.

For more than a hnudrcl years tho Mount
Lebanon Shakcrs have studied tho cultivation
Of medicinal plnmts Rnh sought to extinct from
them thclr healing OsSeiGcs. Their labor has
not been spent IN vain. They have mAdU'a dis
covcry that will prove n blessing to mankind.
II consI'is OF u cordial that oauscs Immediate
mllci In cases Of indigestion Tho importance
OF This discovery viii DO apparent when We
realize that nearly nine. tenthS oiall our sufict.
ingS arc caused by dyspepsia or indigestion.
Nearly every person you meet has this dlgestiro
trouble la some Of IL various iorms-slCG head
ache, distress aitCr eating, pain and iuIlness Iu
the chest after eating. pAlpltntlon OF the heart,
eic.. are but symptoms Of indigestion. To ru'
llovc these Su!crIugs has been the study OF tho
Shakers, aud thcy have succeeded. The reason
tho Shaker Digestive Cordial has such al immc.
mediate aud shluthfy effect IL that II causes tho
food eaten u 10 ~iigcstci. for II Is undlgrstri
i0Dd that causes tho distress This cordial causes
tho fool 10 10 digcStcd before there IL tllin Tor
II 10 icrnent mud sour an tho stomach. When
the food Is 40 dieo'tcd II gives strength md
rlIOr TO the feeble body, innRcs OnU fccl bright
nnl cheerful. and makes one gain IN flesh.
The Digestive Cordial IL 30 prompt 10 lis
action TINT the very lint dose Will have n per.
ccntIbly favorable result. 1t gives immediate
relief.
In otiQe 10 pruYc this statement, small trial
bottles placed In tho druggists nnndS can be oh.
tnincd for ten cents each. This trinl bottle will
have a decided beneficial effect aud will satisfy
any Quo that tho Cordial Is adapted to his case.
.AllOr a trial give praise 10 tho Shakers OF Mount
Lebanon. y. \. nritsTiitTh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18

boori TO tho who knows how to usc II.
Tho pcrfnmcry contains n roodly
amount ol essence OF thyme. |. Is an
excellent addition to all salads and givos
to any dish ~riqnancy II caro- 10 taken
TINT only n icw drops ara used:
Never cut u banann. According to
spanish superstition, II brings ill.iuck.
In preparing always alec or Jug Ii with
a fork. Using tho knife cuts through
tho cross, aud in TINT land II ID doomed
aacrilogo. Bosidus, 1t gives tho fruit
what tho French call ".asto Of tho
knife"
To mako n Spanish banana salnd,
SLIGO ripo fruit with n silver fork. plnco
q generous lnyor In n deep glass' dish
md sprinkle with powdered sngar and
with n little finely crushed leo. Add
another layer OF bananas moro sugar and
moro leo. Continue In alternate layers
until sufficient quantity 10 prepared.
Mako u dressing Of orange juice sweet.
oncd and favored with a little vanilla
and brandy 10 taste. Pour ovor tho
fruit and SGT on leo two hours before
serving.
Eggs MI gratin FRO delicious for n o
o'clock suppcr. 10 make 1t In pcrlcc.
ton mix together two ounces OF bread
crumbs. two Of grated Parmcsan cheese,
n tablespoonful OF butter, q pinch cacll
oil Pepper, salt and nutmeg, and tho
yolks Of three eggs. Stir all vol to.
rotlier and spread over a wcll.buttered
| pie plato; set in ovon untii 1t begins to
color; remove from the oven aud care.
fully broak on top eight eggs; sprinkle
over them solno grated pnrmcsan
cheese; return TO tho oven Just long
enough to sot tho eggs aud servo imiue-
diat0ly.
Partisan salad: Cut in small pieces
six cold boiled potatoes, tho same
quantity OF cold bcets aud cold boiled
celery. Mix the yolks Of four hard.
boiled eggs with two tablcspooniuls OF
anchovv sauce and press through a
sieve. Little by little add four table.
spoonfuls Of oil, one tablespoonful OF
mustard, two t~ab!espoontuls OF vinegar,
two tarraron leaves chopped fine. and
tho whites OF tho oggs cut in pieces.
Season TO taste with salt and pepper.
Stir all well together and serve.
10 disintect n book which mas been in
n sick room, wash the cover with Il puri.
her. Put it out in open air for ono day
where the sun can beat down on 1t with
all its force.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18
DINING ROOM DECORATIONS.
iiome-NInds Measures for Relieving
G%Ioomiuc.s OF Walls.

iione-AInds Measures for Relieving
GJoominrss OF Walls.
The decoration OF n dining room do
ponds largely upon whether it is vain
scoted or not. Wainscoting is O protec-
ton, but it givcu a hard, stiff outline to
a room that is almost impossible to
overcome. So DO not grieve il you have
only plain wallh TO beautify. Cover
them with n softly tinted blue, green or
torra Gotta cartridge paper, not too
bright. with this you can possibly find
n dado or n trieze or both, and ave
yourself the tilnu and trouble OF detail
decoration II You wish. but II you work.
about your home for the love Of it, and
through sheer delight in impressing
your " individuality upon 1t, you
viii want n unique dado or friezc. or bit
OF irescoing hese and there.
The stcncilling mus. be dono in col!
ors that harmonIzc or contrast pleas.
an,ly md unohtrusivcly with the color
OF the wall. and in hooks and cNrncrs
where the pattern will look as il it DO.
loDgod. Ihr flight OF birds, for III
stance, belongs in n frlcze, or oyeE n
lnantcl or window. while tho 'stnlfs Of
cat.tail' or tho crorlp OF fishes belong in
the dado, or n, 4 screen tor the fireplace
IN warm weather.
These decorative figures can DO drawn
on q wide strip OF cardboard, or heavy
paper. and tho outlines cut but bv u
sharp knife. Aitor running tho paint
brush back and forth ovcr tho stencil.
be Careiulin lifting it to move 10 another
place, or a smear will result.
OF course NIL stcncilling moods 10 be
touched up with n brush aud one or
more limo. oil colors after tho body color
ia hard 10 dry.
II tho pattern used 10 n conventional
one, and tho body color is n dark green,
Tor instance, tho fancy touches may be
in light green, golden brown, yellow or
gilt, with Il limo OF deep rich rod or deli.
cato salmon. 1t ia surprising what a
combination OF colors may DO INDUCED
in, providing only that the lines aro dol.
icato enough and skillfully grouped.
After tho whole Ia completed and
thoroughly dry, n good coat OF clonr var.
nish will add to its appearance a hun.
bred per cont.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18
Woman with n Health Fud.

Iyrdt Journal. .
The woman with a health fad renders
tho lives Of all hor friends a burden to
them. A casual cough is spoken OF
with gloomy brow rs probable consump.
ton; q touch OF lumbago formulates
itself as incipient spine disease, and the
oppression caused by tho constructions
OF n fashionable corset is rapidly
diagnosed as heart disease. She is ever
full OF remedies, has an Invaluable
cough mixture from q foreign doctor, n
nauseous hot brew which n country
nurse has told her is the best thing tor
a cold, and a marvelously concoctcd lin
imenl. which applied vigorously and
externally Is an actual cure for every
thing. The iads in connection with
houses arc innumerable; all manner OF
diseases arc prophesied to those who
live on clay, rejoice in picturesque. old
fashioned roofs, aud view life from be-
meath the kindly shade Of ivy. wis,aria
or Virginia trails. Yet they survive,
and the world goes on.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18

There's one funny thing you women
do" said a ,rousercd critic tho other
day, that l can't SEQ any reason for.
You never date your letters; that is.
mighty few of you do. I've seen a good
deal OF feminine correspondence, in my
time, and it's backed me up in this OF.
serva,ion. Take any batch Of say a
dozen letters written by wolne and it's
dollars to doughnuts that ton OF them,
-possibly eleven, will not contain tho
least sign OF n date. Even the most
strong-mindcd OF your sex arc guilty OF
this oversight
"The oddelt part OF tho thing is that
n woman's desk is literally deluged with
calendars OF every description, from the
tanciest arrangement OF satin and rib
bon to a m]a.,er-oi-iact calendar adver-
tisencut.
"What do they want with all these
calendars il they don't use them? Why
don't they use them?'
WIN?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18
MAKING OVER GOWNS.

Some Sensible SucErstions from nn Eco.
nomlcaI Woman.
Philadelphia TInts.
For those OF us who have TO practice
economy wo would suggest o few prac.
teal hints as to how to first utilize the
worn gowns OF last season before pur-
chasing new ones. VIII it not DO the
better plan TO look over IL wardrobe
and eco what Gun DO renovated before
making any new purchases? There are
skirt. that havn outworn n bodice, and
q waist that cannot DO worn again with
tho skirt. Lc; us rip all such. pick out
the stitches, give them q thorough
brushing, then carefully wash with soap
park, press while damp on tho wrong
side, and il properly done tho goods
will look equal to new aud fully repay
Tor the time expended.
Treating your worm silks the same
way, only washing with cofiee rather
than roar bark. Many kinds OF silk
wash well II one learns to do it. Alter
all tho ripping. brushing. washing.
pressing are done. we can form some
idea about how far our goods will go TO.
wards waists, skirts, Il tea gown or
princess irock. Separate skirts and
waists are n boon TO those OF us whose
allowance for dress is limited. Yet
with the patterns so easily obtained and
hints given us in dres,making, fashion
notes, etc, together with taste and
judgment, marvcls may be done. We
may have two or three waists, several
skirts. a princess. n tea gown, with but
little additional expense for sleeves and
trimming. So we shall have enough
at least for ones home outfit for morn.
ing, afternoon and evening At a very
tritling cost. II is more than necessary
that special house gowns be devised, as
street costumes cannot be worn homo
without spoilin. their shape and
peculiar something OF the style Of skirt
now worn.
Follow good patterns and your skirts
can 10 made exceedingly pretty. A tea
gown can be worn at home in the even
ing at certain times. 1t thus utilizing
old gowns and dresses we may all have
at least one. There are very many
novelties tor the trimming OF n waist,
and many pretty colors and designs for
the collarcitcs that top them. A silk
Skin, that could not be used again for 4
dress would make 4 pretty underskirt.
putting two ruilles OF another color Of
elk. If one cannot afford many gowns
do moi wear striking c%olors; black and
palmer colors can be frightened with 4
crush color and a belt to match OF some
OF the lovely shades OF Crcen. blue.
dahlia, red or any color ones taste may
dictate. In this advice there has not
been a thought given to children's
dresses that can be made OF gowns that
cannot possibly BIO used again for n
grown person. The little one is quite
a. pleased with its new dress as though
,lwere new goods. Tho only way for
any OF us to know whether thore is any
truth in this is to just try the expert
ment for once.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features OF ths Money n Stock
Markets.


New YoES. April l'.-Money on call easy at
il.aGIi per cent! last loan ? per cent; closed at
. per cent. Prime mercantile paper isjh per
cent Sterling exchange steady at 81 s9i4at S9M
Silver certificates GT1.A6SE,c. The total sales Of
stocks to-day were Isl. 739 shares
There was 10 Indication at the opening OF
business on tho stock exchange OF the strength
aud buoyancy which were subsequently infused
into tho speculation, while the initial dealings
were active, the touo Of the market was heavy,
which was partly due 10 the unsettled character
NJ tho trading In American securities on the
London stock exchange aud 70 tho selling here
for tho foreign account. INC general market
became strong after ln;l5 o'clock. aud continued
10 move upward until about noon. when a tchc'
ton took place OF small proportions aud short
duration. Before | o'clock speculation Ind
agaln resumed It's tone, and during the rest OF
the day prices appreciated, the market closing
buOyHnt nnd In Il majority OF insihDccs above
the tiunl sales OF yesterday. The advances are
Pullman az. Delaware II Hudson. Lake Erie &
Western. Cotton OF preferred |; Leather prefer
red 70: robaccoli. Heading i. aud slgnr com:
mon aud preferred per cent. National L.lnsccd
Is down per ccn, anu a few othcrShaFes II small
fraction.
The trading In bonds continues on a heavy
scale, the SGIcS nggregaiiag s.,5'j,0O.
Government bonds iism.
State bonds inactive.
Railroad bOnds strong.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18
How to Give An Afternoon Tea.
The invitation should read as follows:
MISS ...-.-.r
Thursday. April -.
From Four until SIX O'Clock.


From nm afternoon tea OF this charac.
ter the refreshments should he confined
to chocolate. thin bread and butter aud
frozen fruits or biscuits, claces aud wa.
fers. II strawberries have reached tho
market by the time the tea is given.
they may DO used instead OF the ices.
The maids should be in attendance TO
carry away the soiled cups and ~saucers,
for replacing and replerishing tho dish
es. etc; but for the pouring OF the
chocolate, ono Of yourfriends should be
selec,ed.-Tdbic Talk.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18
ty,,ni.

Bosion--TlIc American Wool and Cotton 10.
porter Will Ehy to morrow; transactions N do.
nestle wool during the week wrfu rather lleht.
but Australian mud South American woods were
III good demand. \ very steady feeling nrc.
walls. aud We know Of no concessions whatever
that have been male In selling prices. Trans.
actions have been elected nj precisely the sainc
figures rs were quoted two weeks ngO Tor . SRcily
the same wOnls 1hu sales Of the week amount
TO S.!7i,0O1 pounds domestic and I,i5lyCT nOund,
foreign. making u total 0i ., 7il,GGD pounds,
Antwrrp-At the wool auction salcs to-day,
?,tGs bales were offered, of which 1851 were
Withdrawn. Tho sale wls poor nnd tho demand
slim. The, attendance was llmIiod and prices
unchanged. Following arc the nlcS In detail:
lmcnos AyrcS-"si bales at iHdisd.
Monicyiioo-lIl bales al aa6L.
vlciorlH-G! bales at VI.
New YORK ~ Wool Arm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18

As n remedy for all forms OF head.
>acho Electric Bit,ers has proved to DO
the very best. 1t effects u permanent
cure, aud tho most dreaded habitual
sick headaches yield to its influence.
We urge all who arc afflicted to procure
g bottle, and give this remedy n fair
trial. In cRscs OF habitual constipa.
ton Electric Hi,lera cures by giving
tho need tono TO the bowels. and fow
cases long resist the use OF this mcdi.
cine. Try it once. Large bottles only
fifty cents ut Logan Drug Co.'S Drug
Store. &
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18

On. II. Il. FISH, oil Gravois Mills. No.,
a practicing physician OF many years.
experience, writes Dc Wits Witch
Hazel Saliva has no equal for indolent
sores, scalds and burns. 1t stops pain
instantly, heals n burn quickly and
leaves no scar. Logan Drug Co.. Wheel.
ing, ". Va. L. +. Peabody, Bcnwood,
and Bowie & Co.. bridgeport, o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18
New York Wool Arm.
I.lkH SInpL.

Chlcngo-Cnttle scarce md prices unchanged;
common 10 strictly choice natIvc beef steers
sold Nt 81 00a6 % mud butchers mud Gamers siui
at 81 GOAT 50. nogS, weak and lower sAlcS wore
NJ n fNiRs OF y soma - for heavy and common to
choice miIod found buyers Ut 81 7ohi 10. sheen,
weak aud lower; Inferior 10 fancy sheen were
slow nj S, h0ai ~; westerns nj 81 Sal 10. Lambs
AOld at 81 b0RiD ". l~,occipr-Cattlc 300 head;
hogs l9,0lO head; sheep 1900 head.
Enst ILb-rty-Cattle steady NJ unchanged
prices. Hogs. demand fair aud steady; rhiln.
'ialphihs s. 2Saj u. common to iaIr Workers
S. las 30 roughS g. OOBI 90. Sheep ~iunciIvc;
extra ~ iOnl co; ialt 10 good s. 01di 80; common
to fair limbs g mat o..
Cincinnati Hogs RctIve and higher n, 81 Goa
Us; receipts 1000 heat: shipments so heSu.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18

o'clock, hut frSIlted In no business AZ this point.
The decline has tnndg tile hfiCo Of slot oil even
more nominal thnli II has been. leaving quota.
lions incfe guess work on tho basis Of about
tlp 30 for refined III barrels aud si 70 for ciSc
oil. with crude u barrels worth about - 10 Int
nobody n%rctends 70 gir1 close quotations IN tho
present fCycflSh sthte Of the market, nor IL my
satisfactory explanation Of tho decline given Ut
this point
on Ciiy-Opencd n, g. 20; highest 8! 60: lowest
VIZ! closed Mt 81 IL; sales ldi,0Oj barrels: clear.
nnctS Gi2. OD barrels; slllpneut, GO,3il bnrrols
runs S7,oi! barrels
Srw ,foris-lctroloum weak and closed At
g. II hid =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18

Pound we'll your meat until the hbcn break.
Do sure that next you have TO brOil the STEAK,
Good Goals In plenty. nor 4 moment leave.
But turn II over this way and then that;
The lean should be quite rarc. not So the fat,
Tho platter now and then tho Juice receive.
Put GU your butter. place II on your meat,
Salt, ncpncrI turn Il over. kerYo aud eat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18

Now Worthwhile great excitement WINS nrc.
vallilg In the oil regions through n break in'thc
price Of oil today. tho New York market held n
tempest III the teapot ~rc!atIon. declining from s, 10
bid 10 .. 10 nsGcd mud closIng nj $. II bid With.
ont sales The weakness developed uiler >
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18
Metals,

Now York-rIr iron steady; Scotch sl9 OOa
20 90: American 50 5OHla ~. Copper iIrm; broE.
crs' price 9Ifc; exchange price 81 %. Lend
steady; brokers' price =! 9j. Tin firm; straits
si @alt Is. Plates quiet Spelter quiet; do.
nestle 81 20.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18

REV. D. S. %SrrISGrrELp, OF Wakefield,
N. c., says: 'Fivo boxes OF Japanese
Pile Cure cured me after l2 ycars' sun
iering." Chau. X. Goethe and W. w
Irwin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18
HOUsEIIEEr.ING TIPS, I
Li.tlo Things Which D"no Vol Moan n

Greht Dpnl.
When n prstc fro In aaick room necis
:rnplonishinv. fiji n paper bag with coal
and pu, ii on the omborB. This prevents
Nil noiso. and the use OF tho acuttlc can
BIO dispensed with during tho entire III.
ness.
Tho beat eau do cologne is a eroat
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sE Pennsylvania SelGious.
|VWGnnSyNdnid LINES
ES3 Trains Run by Central Tirle.

rIcSEr OFFICES AZ nr.SsYirASrA STATION OF
WArsK vt, Foot OF ELEVENTH Sr., WHEELISG,
AT McI.unE HOUSE, WHEELISu, AND At TUs
PENNSYLVANIA SrATIOS, n%liipGEroRr.
SOUTHWEST SvsrrN-"rlH ESSrIE ROUTE"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18

When Baby was sick, We gavo her Cnstoria.
When sho was n Child, sho cried for CaStorl.,
When she became Nils, sho chung to Castorls.
When shc had Children, sho gavethem Castoria,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18

tDaily, except sunday.
SUNDAY church trains will lcavo Elm GroyoSs
9;iJa III. aud Wheeling ut iEl7 y. III.
II. L WElSL;ERBEk don Manager.
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Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.

o maud after Saturday. February .. lS9i. trains
will run rs follows, city time:
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DAILY. tDAiLr E1oErt SUNDAY.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-07-12

THE Detroit newspapers make the
statement that when j Blair Simpson,
the newl " elected justice of the peace,
was installed into office, his court
room was converted into bar room,
and that wine, whisky and beer were
set out to the crowd without money
and without price, and that regular
drunken jamboree was INDUCED in
to An extent that was simply disgust
ing, and that would have been dis
grace to the city even, if it had &C.
Cured in a fourth class saloon; much
more so when it took place in a room
set apart as court of justice. 1t is
but right to say that MIR. Simpson de-
MES the most disgraceful and demon
alizing features of the affair. We
should think he would. That any
thing should have occurred that
would warrant any such statment,
is disgraceful enough, certainly, and
the people of Detroit ought to de-
mand an investigation into the
charges that have been publicly
made, and if found true, Mr.. j. Blair
Simpson should be promptly inn
f. Daochad I'm most communitiaS Gonna
thing of this kind would be done,
but in a city that habitually elects
its saloon keepers as its aldermen, it
is doubtful if any notice will be
taken of the matter.