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Daily camera., 1897-01-20
Striking an Average

Policeman-Come, now, you can't
stand here any longer. You'll have to
move on.
Meek Man-But promised to meet
my wife here half an hour ago.
Policeman-All right, you return in
two hours from now. Then I'll give you
a permit to wait here till she comes
Cleveland Leader.
Daily camera., 1897-01-20
Fear Another Temptation, Perhaps.

ga very peculiar and inexplicable
fact is shown by French statistics. 1t
has been discovered that widows and
widowers are by far the most liable to
commit suicide"
"What's unexplainable in that?"
''Why, it's like man waiting until he
has swum ashore before drowning him.
self."-N. Y. Truth.
Daily camera., 1897-01-20
THE DAILY CAMERA.

sill. There second or two it hovereo,
motionless. until door slammed
around IT the north side of the house.
Then in po2pfd the slender figure, out
went the light. and but for the sigh
and complaint of the night wind in the
rustling branches of the old trees about
the veranda all was silence at Walton
hall.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-06
bowling Notes.

Joe Wingenfcld OF the Linden Groves has An svsN.
mrnt OF Brooklyn. ~u'n~
". honFhton and Thomas +. quinn will play regu.
Brooklyn Royal ArcanunI tournaIn ut, "'
Boemermaln and Oliver were easy ylctora IN the
match games that were decided at thr Arlington Hail
alleys, brooklyn. "n Saturday night. ReninIa snd
Meyer were successful In only Two games.
In lhe Twenty:third Regiment tournament Potts of
company. a holds the high score and avr rnge records,
hayior or Company G and LacrOlx OF CnrInany ~
i'au respectively Tor tho strike and spare prizes.
The Aurora Grata Club OF BrO0klyn has ia.uad =.
challenge To the Mercantile Cub OF Ssw U,v~n To- :
SERIES or cams on each clubs all VS.. 1t is proba-
tic first Saturday in January.
The kitzer Bowling Club was org Inized last week
~ hroos W, The club I, named after William II
a nn WI NET wedn.sday NIGHTS at schmi It's cocilis
dent, II. u kOsensDn; Treasurer x.Suneryisor hanI ~
u Sarroli; Secretary, Edward Rudolph, Jr.; CAPTAIN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-06
FLINT'S FINE
Antique Oak Bookshelves,
$l.5O.
as West 23d Street.
GOLD DUST IN rAILs IND SACKS.
Ferguson Thinks Nins or Ten Millions WIN
Come from the Kiondike Next Spring.

TACOMA, Wash. Dec. 81 find there "a
some excitement through this country over the
Klondike, but it is not ono.tonth of what 1t will
be next July when the steamers bring .out the
goid.' This is what II. A. Ferguson, mine
owner, and partner Of Big Alexander Nc
Donald. said to-day. Ferguson arrived q week
ago with Dulton's party, but has heretofore do
clined to tall.
81 do not wish to cause any excitement" Fes.
guson continued, "but the gold production next
spring will be enormous" He estimates that
the supplies at Dawson and the mines will
enable 1000 men to work this winter. There
is work for 1000 10 5000 II food and men were
plentiful. AT Dawson and the mines there are
now stored $2.oooS,0up 20 81, 900, 900 in gold.
Most OF 1t is Ii, sacks, pals and kettles in cabins
along the creeks and gulchcs. 1t will DO taken
to Dawson just before the first boats go down
the river next June.
Ferguson and Mcdonald purchased for
$4,000 ,ach claims ] and . Oh SkoOkum Gulch.
which. will. produce over 81 900, 900 each. In
his cabin there Ferguson has 800, 900, mostly
IN nuggets. He says Skookum is richer than
Eel Dorado and Bonanza. coarse gold and mug.
gets being found from the surface moss through
TO rockbed. He estimates this winters produce
tion at $4,000, 900 and believes the first boats
next summer will bring out W, 900. 900 to $lOs
O0O, 600.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-06
a Hard snake story from Kentucky.
From the Louisville Evening Post,

There are many real curiosities In the rural
districts OF Kentucky, but no one Ia more inter
lies In tho yard of Farmer John n. Brown OF
Pulaski county, "Uncle N.ck,"as Mr.. Brown
snake and believes It is q petrihod ser.
pent. There Is no doubt whatever that it is an
actual form of petrifactiun. Although some
snake. it is very difficult, nevertheless. TO con.
vince. many people TO the contrary. Uncle
Nick" found the wonder some time since in the
mountainous regions OF Wayne county. KY,
on tho ridge which divides Big Sinking Creek
from Turkey Creek. When he first saw II he
thought IL Was a big live snake and was fright
ened. 1t 10 a monster and measures ten inches
In diameter and 10 fifteen feet long.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-06

Tho mountains surrounding the Grand En-.
campment district nro covered, with spruce
and pine. furnishing an abundance, of
far MS natural advantages arc concerned
the new district is most admirably sit
uatcd. whether or not dep h Will enhance
the mineral wealth indicated upon the surface.
development alone will toll. But IL Ia the indg.
mont OF mining experts Of recognized ,conserva-
tism that this now district offers ~ splendid OPP.
portunity for tho Investment Of capital with u
reasonable assurance OF rich returns.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-06
PLEASE READ ALL OF THIS
LAMBS

-. NhED b''cAuse tue pure iLu tItAay IiRIit they
ENcls' nest I,Ehi in read ny. Thrv ara IIrht, x
a'chsy ms gas. easily rewicked. wick rrqu res mo- Trim.
mus, arc so simple q Chiul can use. k.yerS Inmn
or write for catalogue W"
Nuy ibsm for ~ eddluE md II,ILdox c,r.
sls Ms = nave Ei Al styles for House. store, caurch, ETC.,
EDWARD MILLER & co. MsnSfsctprers
80 ana 30 " broadway, oct. PARK pL and HaIoiSs
sIrS q On meridsn, conu AZ as Pearl 81, Boatoal
- - AAhieF Heater Will wars yo1s TSS@S
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-06

Mining and Geology Of the Wyoming University
and Xpriouiturni College, who Is also State
Geologic OF wyoming. has made n large mum.
ber OF assays OF orc from the Grand Encanp-
mont district for miners and prospectors.
district. no two samples being from the same
person, pavo the phenomenal average of $46l.S2
per ton. The best ore ran Sl,5l6.35 per ton,
the lowest grade being S13.98.
Tho ten assays gave n gold yield In ounces to
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-06
cUDAHY BUYS INNING PROPERTY.
no Gets . Controlling Interest in tho Bin
Seven Gold Mine In Montana.

WUTU NH1HU III NHVHtuHUs
BUTTE, Mont, Dec. b.-John Cudahy of Chi
caRo has Just completed o deal for a controlling
interest in the Big Seven mine, near Nichart, for
1925. 900. The Big Seven Company Is capital
lied at SO, 900. 900, and was originally q silver
mine, which became almost valueless when tho
price of silver fell.
Recently a gold lead was struck in the mine
running 5000 a ton and the Cudahy purchase
was made on the indications that the mine will
prove rich in gold. A report comes from the
Richmond district, in Madison county,. of several
big gold strikes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-06

Shipments OF anthony are now being made
from Utah for treatment IN the Brice furnace
at Chicago. Brico is creating a great stir Just
at this time with his claim OF being able 10 turn
antiInony into gold by the application of vol.
canic heat, and he is securing his supply of anti
nlony from this state. tho claims being located
in Sewer and Piute counties. Several tons OF
the metal were shipped this week. The ore Is
very high grade, and the deposits are said to he
the finest OF their kind in the world. Brice
says he produces $1,000 in gold from a ton of
the ore.
SOUTH pARoTA.
DEADwooD,, S. D., Nov. 2s.-Thc three mines
included in the lIomestake companies have
Paid their November dividends, al three con
dond of the year. amounting, to 100000. the
Deadwood Terra $40 900, and tho Homestake
s sSn;pani t to date IE.al ba a1eiq bsea S p a6 54o SOD sh'e oi
which tho Homestake has paid $G,462, 500, tho
Highland $3,l25.00O, and the D.-T. ~, 100000
the mine stamped $500 tons of rock of an
average value OF $t.7S. and that, excluding pay
mgnt tp Der n ,oD R ws4s - and .alvi sngids an. the , OK,
stamps were .ided during the year, and there
Is a surplus OF, Slll,O00 on hand. or tho
metal stamped during tho year about three
gold.
On the Redemption group in Richmond Hill
NJ. Eilenborg has drifted INTO u vein OF ore run.
ming $3.50 IN gold and 20 per cent. lead,
High,grade ore has boon struck in the Mogul
and ID rich in gold. a track il being built
there and ore will be taken out at once.
lake SUPERIOR.
DULUTH, Mimi, Dec. 3.-Final iron o:e ship
ments from all Lake Superior ports are being
made this week. Michigan has mined this year
about 4, 100000 tons, Minnesota $3.50, 900,
and Wisconsin enough more to make the total
l2~.oO0,0oO. Winter stock piling has begun on
all ranges, and enough ore will be raised be-
fore spring TO insure an output for the year of
not less than l5,0OO,0 900 tons. and it is now con-
coded that il the steel trade remains In It's
present position during next year, this amount
viii be needed. As many men as in tho pslmy
nANA N IAnp nrn nnar AInnlnuAH IN Nha t..
ranges. and on account of the better facilities
for mining they are doing not far from 80 per
cent more work than then.
Pumps have been started at the Cliffs shaft
of the Cleveland Cliffs Iron Company at Ish.
peming. II will tako three months 10 get the
water out OF the mine, working mammot
pumps and great bailers night and day.
ONTARIO.
RAT PORTAGE, Ontario, Dec. 3.-In the east,
ern portion OF the Rainy Lake gold district, dur,
Ing the prospecting season that has just ended,
the Foley, Ferguson, Lucky Coon, and A. j. \
mines nave become actual producers OF bull
lion. Numerous other properties have had
enough work fons TO demonstrate that they
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-06

from te huHsds Guy Itnle0.
Miss Eva Hawley. who married orrin r. ema
nve hours before his death at Coneyville. ia a stenoa.
rapher In the Appel ate Court at Wichita and a siato1
OF Ben Cioccr's present wife. She is by far the prsS.
tiest girl in Wichita,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-06
PRESENTS FOR
CHRISTMAS.

1t is a mistake to defer until
the last moment the purchase of
CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
Our reputation as dealers in
EXCLUSIVE NOVELTIES is
already established, but this
year we excel in VARIETY,
USEFULNESS and MODER-
ATE PRICES of our manufac-
tureS.
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butter market was steady; creamerles
l9al7hc; dairies 9Gl5c,
Cheese-Steady az 90slsc.
Eggs-Steady; fresh iSe.
NEW YoRK-Flour. receipts s4,490
barrels; exports 1882 barrels; market
duh and a shade easier at the close with
wheat.
Wheat, receipts 2lO,9OO bushels; ex-
ports 22O.O93 bushels; spot market weak;
No. 2 red 81 Ol1s; options opened weak;
closed lIsa2lsc net lower; No. red
September 99itc; December SIC
Corn, receipts lGI,475 bushels; exports
1927 bushels. spot market easier; No.
.. acc; options opened weak; closed $50
Nc lower; September S6c; December
37%c.
q. 9i2 bushels; spot market easier; No.
2, e3Xc; options unchanged; September
closed at 23Tc.
HAY dull. Hops steady, Hides and
leather firmer.
Beef, cutmeats and pork firm
Coffee, options opened l09l5 points
lower: closed barely steady at 1920
points net decline; spot Rio No. z in
voice Csc; mild easy; Cordova lO1aV
l6iac.
Sugar, raw and refined strong,
BALTIMoRE-Flour quiet and un-
changed; receipts SO53 barrels; exports
1916 barrels, Wheat weak; spot $500
00Kc; December 99d99hc: receipts $780,
or bushels; exports lG2,903 bushels;
southern wheat by sample 95cqSl 90.
Corn easier; spot 3JN d35Nc; December
new or old, 36Ac asked; receipts 12l,6J9
bushels: exports 2O7,5i7 bushels. oats
steady; No, 2. white, &c; receipts "a,
$40 bushels. Rye firm; No. western &c:
receipts 2,223 bushels. Hay weak; choice
timothy Sl3 0OGl3 80. Butter unchang-
ed. Eggs and cheese firm and unchang-
ed.
Observation-Disclosures dull and &c
lower; contract grade. September $50
9Shc; October. November and Deem
Der nominal. Corn weak and NC lower;
No. mixed September 33G35hc; Octo-
Der, November and December nominal.
Oats quiet, but steady; No, white Sep
TENDER. October. November and De-
cember 25G2Gc. Butter quiet but steady;
fancy Pennsylvania prints lie, Eggs
firm; fresh Ice. Cheese steady,
CINCINNATI-Flou steady. Wheat
easier; No red 95a95isc, Corn, No. 2
mixed 3l%c. oats, No. mixed 2O92Oiac.
Rye No, 2. 49c. Lard. 81 TO- Bulkmeats
SO 10. Bacon,hrm at 81 TO- Whlskey 81 q.
Butter quiet. Sugar and cheese firm.
Eggs quiet at lie.
ToLEDo-wheat lower and weak; No.
cash. September and December. 94asc,
Corn active and higher: No. mixed
S2ihc. Oats dull and steady; No. 2 cash
l9hc. Rye dun and lower; No. cash
soc. Cloverseed active and steady;
prime cash 81 O2E.
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gree, and others Of lower; so that Chris
tlans OF various degrees OF development
may each be touched by an appeal
suited to them. (2l Thus In this
Instance worthy prlde and spirit az
emulation are appealed TO- Also the
hope Of reward, But the highest motive
Is used In addition. Beneyolence is
pictured as an act performed toward
God. Consequently the spirit In which
It Is done is the important part OF g.
II must be cheerful. II must not be n
matter OF impulse, but one pondered In
the heart. Faith In God can be shown
by its bountiiulness. Niggardliness Is
ruled out CD Aside from PHI
lanthropy Paul evidently hoped this
contribution would help heal the breach
between Jewish and Gentle Christians
IL was a deed Of generosity on the part
Of the latter toward the former. 4.
(D Paul followed his own ADVICE: Pro
vide things honest In the sight of all
men" He associated with himself cer-
tain irreproachable men to audit his ac-
counts, and to help him carry the offer
ing TO Jerusalem and make the Ahal dis
bursement.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-04

CHICAGO-Trade was as good as Is
usual so late in the week Prices were
steady at the recent decline. Half of the
supply consisted of westerns and Tex
ans. Native steers sold at 50 7515 30;
stockers and feeders at SO SOa4 SO. Tex
as cattle sold mostly at 81 Sjq3 90 and
westerns 50 1904 49, Prices for hogs
broke 1Oc Sales 50 S5Q4 90 for heavy
packers, up 10 81 4j64 55 for choice to
prime assorted light, the bulk of the
hogs selling for 81 1904 90. Pigs 50 500
4 90. A good many grassy and half fat
hogs are coming and such kinds are
Disseminated against, selling 25d4OC
under good corn fed hogs OF equal
weights. Offerings of sheep and lambs
were well taken. Lambs in good de-
mand and some broughtS 30. further
advance OF l5c. Western range sheep
sold at 50 s5d3 IS; inferior natives
s. O0d3 90; choice natives 81 OOlp4 25:re-
ceipts-Cattle 5000 head; hogs 27,O0C
head; sheep $4,000 head.
EAST LIBERTY--Cattle steady;
prime 81 OOd5 Oj; common So 1905 40
Hogs steady and unchanged. Sheer
steady; choice 81 1914 Is; common
81 OOG3 co. Choice lambs s. 1Od5 IS;
common to good lambs 81 OOd5 90. Veal
calves Sc 5od7 90.
CtNCINNATI-Hogs dull AT 50 Goa
so.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-04
PLEASANT FIELDS OF HOLY WRIT
THE INTERNATIONAL sUNDAY.sCHOOI
LESSON.
September 8, 1897. acOr. TX, Ill.

Gentles Giving for Jewish Christians.
Copyright, 1897, by Davis W. Clarko
II any one Imagines the church col
lection a modern expedlent, let him
turn to this appeal of st, Paul. How
true-"from her cradle the church of
Christ has faced the contribution box"
II was ever so under the old DISPENSE
ton. Moses said, Take we among you
an Offering unto the Lord" This was in
view of making the tabernacle. Later
when David proposed the temple, he
cried, "WhO, then, Is willing to I'LL MS
hand this day unto the Lord?" E.
Evidently this is Gods way With his
people. II Is q fixed rule, fundamen-
tai principle of the Kingdom The In
dependent Jehovah makes himself de-
pendent. The Proprietor Of all things
comes to his people In the garb and
language OF a suppliant, He asks an
Offering. But Il is for their sakes he
makes himself poor. The advantage Is
theirs, not his. II Is Gods way OF kill
ing vice and creating a virtue. The
vice Is covetousness, the virtue bcnev-
Olence. In this particular In
stance the gift requested was for the
relief Of the poverty-gtricken Christians
In Jerusalem. Times were very evil
there. Values were deprecated, work
scarce. Social conditions were unsta-
bic. revolution in the air. The city was
within twelve years OF It's awful Siege
and ruin. All suffered, but the Chris
tians most. on accoun. Of what was es-
teemed their unpatrlotic pervcrslon
from the faith. They were sedulously
boycottcd They had no means ut COM
maRd With which to quit the city, They
must be helped in their dire extremity.
The case was imperative The
generous heart OF Paul prompted him
to add this to his already numerous
cares. He stands forth as the Ideal coll
lcctor; his methods, his appeals, the
motives employed are exemplary, even
for our day The universal principles
OF Christian bcnevolencc are here IRA
dated In an instructive and fascinating
manner
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-04

on Sundays during the present sum.
mcr the Monongnhcla River Railway
CO., viii sell round trip tickets between
Trim No HOUND TRIP FARE 10
EXCEED FIFTY CENTS. This gives
the people Of Clarkshurg chance 10
visit Falrm0nt, and the Fairmont PEG.
ple an opportunity to 10 tn ClnfkHhurg,
travelling Flxty-slx miles IN cithur case,
nj n cost Ut only nifty cents This ia
"tomothng new" for West virginia,
and IL IN hoped that the people viii
phnw their appreciation NJ these low
rates By patronlalng them, tth&s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-04

NEW YORK-The dry goods market
FOR the present week shows adequate. II
not phenomenal returns. The market 10
strong, though with the sustained
strength based on general confidence
throughout the country. Print cloths are
stlll firm at Fall River with many bids
reported for extras, spots and early
delivery ut 25sc. These bids are not met
by sellers except for small lots In spc-
clal instances. The sales OF odd goods
have been quite heavy. Prints are again
In fair demand with prices we'll main
talned, Wooden goods In all grades arc
flrm and quiet. 20.
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OIL CITY-Credlt balances tic; GER
tl1cates zee; no bid; shipments 9T3Oi
barrels; runs iO3iOi barrels
NEW YORK--Pctrolcum pcnnsylvu.
MIA crude, no market, nominal Mt S5r.
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NEW YORK-Plg iron, warrants &C.
tive at 50 50 bid. and 81 90 asked. Lake
copper steady at 81 iiGll IS, Tin easy
at {i3 jt6il3 60. Lead strong; exchange
- 25dt 80. brokers' sass.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-04

Boast Of you: Made use to stimulate.
Barnes Your zeal hath pro-
yoked: Ardor Of Corinthians would in
ap!rc others. Barnes. We may
be ready. sharp cXhortntlon combined
with tact praise. Anon. They
OF Macedonia. Paul was attended from
city to city by travelling companions
as he was now In Macedonia, It wa
In accordance with the usual custom
that Macedonluns should attend him to
Curinth. Hodge. We tthnt we
rpy not ye). observe the dollcacy OF the
mode In which the hint Is given. Paul
makes II matter Of personal anxiety,
ne II the shame and fault Of non-pny
mcnt would be his Robertson /.
Not OF cOyctouanosR; Not as sort or
oEtortlon wTung from you by mere dlnt
Of lmpOrtunlty DOddrldgc. o.. Not
grulglnCly: As II sorry to share Ills
money. barnes. A cheerful given! The
word IA hIlnrlon There ls no mistake
Ing It's import tod loves whole
goulcd, hilarious glycr, Gates. d, .
Able 10 make grace abound. Make your
wealth overflow, 30 that having SUN
cheney for yourselves, you may overflow
In good deeds 10 others Stanley 4, .
White other duties bring you nearer Ia
christ. this may be said nt once 10
plnpe you by his eide. ana to eNnlt you
INTO real, though humble, lmltntor "
Inc divine brncyUlcnCe. Harris
Abound IN every good work What we
Wnlt for In conservation NJ the vast
money powor Of the world 10 the Ring.
dom N Christ. Thnt day " the morn
lnr af a now creation Bushnell, . ,
Roth minister bread lie that supplies
Inc wants uf the sowor and consumer
IN the natural world win supply Your
Ilrp. Stanley 90 Enriched IN
ayorylhing Contest points 10 temporal
abundance hut thought ot spiritual
riches WIS not 1harnt Elllcolt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-04

CHICAGO wheat to-day suffered In
.mpaihy with u decline IN foreign
markets.. December closing lA below tho
ioyol Of yesterdays final lgurcs, Othor
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-04
AMONG ROMANYS.
Some Strange Facts About That
Wandering Race.
IT HAD ITS ORIGIN INDIA.

Now 1t. Representatives are Found All
over the wOrId-sonu Live In swell so-
eIrty, aud SllnlonaIrrs OF the Raer are
No RSrltlei--A Clergyman who Lsaves
Ills Congregation Every sum@sr to
Join Ills Kindred on the Road.
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ARRIVE

Nos.i.Einrd daily between Cleyeland
and Iihrlehgyllc Other trains usWy "a
ihsssbgcfa between Wheeling. Martins
Ferry iicllairo aud bridgeport taNo Eleo'
'''0 i'"'""' a. q. CAIlREL, a = A.;
Cleveland ONO,
IN woop, \, =, A.,
Wheeling. w Va,
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For SALE.
FOE . SKLE.

The National Collection Agency, OF
Washington, d, G. viii dispose OF the fol-
loving Judgments;
WEST VIRGINIA.
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WHEELING 4 BLR GROVE RAILROAD.
ON and after Saturday February 2, 1856
trains will run or follows, city time

tballN except sunday
sunday rlpch trains, ,wlll leave Film
D, m. ~, N. MEiSuENnEN
General ManaGGR
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-04

Lightning Hot Drops
what a Funny NameI
Very True, but II Kills All Palm.
Sold Everywhere. Every Day
Without RoIlot There 10 No PAY
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RAILWAY TINE CARD,

Arrival and departure OF trains on and
after May l6, 1881. Explanation OF Refer
eneo Marks; 'naily. daily, except sun
day, .{Dally, except Saturday, tpally, ex-
eept Monday Sundays only. Saturdays
only. Eastern Standard Time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-04

"Thc pnttrn is the code Of signs by
which gpyulea tell each other the road &
ba followed. Tho word comes from IN
slnHrrt pattrn q leaf. and the common.
Hi form NJ pntrln ~ the scattering NJ IT,
iIr TUFTS NJ grass or tiny bundles NJ
In1FnH along the route purUol Straw
NIrka p0bhlOH and crosses IN Tho cart
NfD also urod Tho form NJ pOttrIu f.H
r'rht guidance ~ The placing NJ o small
'orhn1 stInlt inward IN the ground wl N
I'd mailer stick poised In the olofl lnrhaU
'Nu n.r0rtlon NuW1d1y4 however, tOn
H|rHInF are getting u unfum1utlc th|'
hoy ~ rood deaf NJ tnlorriphIn1
ODDLY enough, tho great gypay oN