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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-29
JAMES A. HENRY.
Real Estate agent, Collector. Notary
Public and Pension Agent. No. los
TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. CENTRE WHEELING PROPERTY.
liy virtue OF n deed OF trust made by
John p. o. Mnlley to nc, rs trustee, bear
Ing date the Sth day Of February. A.. D.
1885, and recorded In the Office OF the elerk
OF the county court OF Ohio county. West
Virginia. In Deed OF Turst Book No. .,
page coo, L Will, on
SATURDAY., THE. 10th DAY OF tOCTO-
DER, a. d. 1890,
commencing ut 10 o'clock n. m. proceed
to sell ut public auction, at the north
front door or the court house OF said couu-
+ ~. in said city OF Wheeling. the follow,
Ing described part or parcel OF the lot
No, % In Chapltne and Eoft's addition 10
said city. to-wit: Beginning ut the north-
east corner OF said lot No. 70, running
thence westward OH the line OF Twenty
third Gtreet 81 feet. thence southwark and
parallel with Main street u foet; thence
eastward and parallel with said Twenty
third street 81 feet 70 Main street. and
thence RGrth&ard and parallel with Main
street q feet, moro or less, TO tho begin
Ming, W. .t'i'F'5s
TERMS OF SALE-one-third or rs
much more nc the purchaser may elect
10 nay, cash IN hand on tho day Of Rslo,
tho balance In two equal installmcAts,
payable In one and two years, resptct-
lively, with interest The purchaser to give
his 'proUlssory notes for The deferred
payments, With security satisfactory 70
the trustee. Is z.
]. c. ai9RVET, &uctionoer. ;sea
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McMEcHEN NOTES.
Daily Items Of Interest About People
mud Evants

Word was received here that Rev. u.
S. G. Carroll and HIS brother, Rev. j. ".
Carroll. the former pastor of the Meth
odist Episcopal church here. were rob-
bed Of 81 In money and two gold
watches ut their hotel Mt Clarksburg,
where they nre attending the NJ. E.
conference.
In the absence OF the pastor. who Is
Mt conference. the regular service cx-
cept prea ching services will be held at
the Methodist Episcopal church to.
morrow,
Chester Campbell and sister, Miss
Wilma, Of Braddock. Pa, viii be, the
guests OF their cousin. Miss Nellie
Camphcll, of Gravel street, Tomorrow.
Tho Ladies' 81 the G. !. A. to the Bro
therhood of Locomotive Firemn. Will
have the drawing OF tho. silk quilt. at
the G. a. r. supper at McMechsn hall.
a. ]. Stover and wife have returned
home from Des Molnea. Iowa. where
they attended the convention OF the
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Firemen. p,
William md James McItenry and
l:osGbcrry Bird left this week for their
homcs In Kansas, after spcudlng some
time, the guests OF friends here. ~
Mcssrs.- Robert Kncaid, Robert Stew
art and NJ. +. Reynolds attended the
United states grand jury Mt Wheeling
this week. 5.# s5
Mrs. Chnrles Deitz and son, Carl.
have returned from Newark. Ohio.
where they visited relatives for n
month.
II. p. Campbell left Thursday for
Baltimore. where he will resume his
studies at the baltimore Medical col
legc.
aira. Jane Leach and daughter Ada,
md sister Mlss Grace MARBLE, have re-
turned from Visiting friends at Gamer
on.
The Woman's Relief Corps OF Joe
IlRlstcad Post. G, A. r.. will hold n
supper this evening NJ McMechen's hall.
Mrs. Carroll. wife OF Rev. Carroll,
was called to Morguntown. this week.
by the serious Illness OF her brother
Mrs. s. Il. West aud mother. Mrs.
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taking Pe.ru.na. I found relief when I
had taken tho FIRST bottle. Now I have
taken seven bottles of Pe.ru.na.> I thank
you for your advice md am glad can
say that an we'll now.
DR.. Hartman hns written o book
especially for women. Threats Of female
catarrh in nil Its different phases and
stages. 1t contains common sense talks
on subjects which should interest evory
o Abook will DO sent FREQ to any woman.
Address DR.. Hartman, Columbus, o.
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GENERAL NOTICES,

p EDEMPTIoN OF BONDS OF ELEC-
LII TRIO LIGHT LOAN. z
The holders OF the above named bonds
are hereby notified that the following
numbers have been called. namely: 81, u,
IS. As and s.. Of one hundred dollars each !;
Nos. lS3, ll9. l25. LOG. 1855. l33, ii. 1911, li6,
lbs. 49, l6i. lS2. OF five hundred dollars
each; No. cOS. OF one thousand dollars, and
they will cease 10 bear Interest. Bonds
and coupons will be paid ut the Bank OF
the Ohio Valley.
COMMISSIONERS OF THE
self ELECTRIC LIGHT LOAN,
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ease Of the kid.
neys md womb.
I was in O weak,
nervous condi-
ton and began to
have d no dful
palpitatlon of tho
heart. Twas con.
fined to the bed.
I had given up
all hope of ever
being we'll again.
! comm encod
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CITY TAX NOTICE.

Office OF City Tax Collector
Wheeling, Sept. II, 1900
Notice Is hereby given that the city
taxes for 1900 will be due and payable 1T
the office Of the City Collector, Public
all their taxes any day during the month month
or October Will be entitled to u discount
OF per cent on city taxes. The taxes On
real estate will bear interest from Sovem-
Der l, 1900. at 10 per cent per annum until
paid Save u per cent by paying on time.
JAMES X. HALL,
ShlI - - ~ - City Cnllnctnr
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ut was almost n miracle. Burdock
Bloud Bittcrs cured me OF terrible
breaking out all over the body. am
very grateful" Miss Julia FllbridGe,
West Cornwcll, Conn.,. l5 N
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First Christian Church-Rev. c. NJ.
OlIphant, the pastor. Will next Sunday
morning preach on The Church." This
is the first in the series on The Church,
the Minister, the Officer the Member"
All members especially should hear all
these sermons In this series. Evening
sermon, Before the Election" Sunday
school $3.50 n. m, mission Sunday
school. Thirty-frst street, 2:aO p. m.
Junior c. r.. p. m. 7. 7. S. C. E..
6:45 p. m. The T. p. S. @. q. installed
newly elected officers and committees
last Tuesday evening. 1t was prohta-
bic meeting. Prayer meeting Wcdnes-
day evening. Official board will meet
next Tuesday evening. a large number
from First church Will attend the West
Virginia Christian Missionary conven-
ton at New Martinsville. Commencing
next Thursday evening. October 4.
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MILLIONS drink Cooks Imperial
Extra Dry Champagne every year and
the numbers ure rolling up with u
rlah Il HHa .HTt- s'|.a.
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Vance Acknowledgements ut II a. m.
and 1880 p. m. The evening service will
be rally day service for the Sabbath
school. to which the parents OF the
youth of5he school are specially invited,
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Wnyman A. NJ. Z. Church-Dr. D. S.
Bentley, pastor. Preaching ut 1916 a.
m, THE Saints Remedy In Trouble"
Sunday school, 2:So p. m, evening SCR
vice, T:i5. subject. 1.-THE duty OF our
young men US citizens OF this country;
the present administration. and the
pnst." An invitation Is extended TO
clubs and young men In general.
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IN THE CHURCHES.

First Presbyterian Church-The pas
tor. Rev. D. A. Cunningham. D. D.. will
preach at 1880 q. m. and 7:S0 p. M.
Harvest Home Day. Morning subject,
THE Church and the Children" Bap-
tism to be administered. Evening.
out Among the Children. Sabbath
school 9:l5 a. m. RallyIng Day Exer-
ciSeS, rE. n
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AGENTS WANTED.


1lIG PROFITS HANDLING --LATEST
- improved gasoline lamp: sells at
sight; beats electricity. cheaper than kerr
osene; retail 800 UP; Il different styless
exclusive territory. STANDARD LAMP
CO, Manufacturers. Chicago. ce23'
A GENTS. EVERYWHERE. TO SELL
N complete story Of Galveston Horror;
5.C@ dead; S25.oGO,O o9 property destroyed;
make $50 to 500 a week. book will sell on
sight. Experience unnecessary; boys.
girls, men or women can sell It Quilt
free, freight paid. credit given. Act quick
ly-not moment to lose. FERGUSON
PUB. CO., 2li Filth St. Cincinnati, Q.
A GENTS AND TRAVELLING SALES
"a. MEN WANTED-By jewelry manu-
taeturers; salary and expense Suaran-
send money order for Sis for sample Of
Elsin or Wnltham, full Jewel. l4-k filed
watch, retailing mt SIS with privilege OF
returningl: guarantee for Is years In
every watch, NEW ENGLAND WATCH
ONE DOLLAR A. YEAR PROTECTS
" You. we Issue more accident policies
than any other similar company In the
world. because we Issue the most popular
and cheapest Insurance written. One dol
lar 4 year pays for n $500 policy: other
amounts In proportion. No assessments
or dues. Death benefits. weekly indemnity,
inal and popular features. Either sex be-
tween lG and 65 years. 100000 deposited
with New York Insurance Department
protects policy holders under our system.
All claims promptly and literally settled.
Write for application blank. Reliable rep;
INTERNATIONAL REGISTRY COM
PANY. 1S9 broadway. New York scaSs
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a BOON to travellers. DR.. Fowlcr's
Extract or Wild strawberry. Cures
dysentcry, dlarrhoca. seaslckncss, nnu-
aGa. Pleasant to take. Acts promptly.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
statesmen WANTED.

T1RAVELING SALESMAN WANTED
and general trade. Contract Tor palanct
OF this year and all OF next e sales are
satisfactory. AMERICAN STANDARD
JEWELLERY CO.. Detroit. Mi6A. seE'
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First United Presbyterian Church
Preaching by Rev. ]. D. Sands. d. d.. Of
Pittsburgh. Pa. Services. 1890 n. n.
and 1880 p, m. Sabbath school, p. m.
Strangers are cordially invited to at
tend, hHr.s
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Simpson NJ L, church, Rev. J. w.
Waters, pastor, preaching ut 1880 n.
M; subject. Gods Omnlselcnce,"
Preaching mt 1880. by the pastor: sub
feet, Duties to our Earthly and our
Heavenly King" sunday school Mt
$50 p m. Pentecosinl meeting at 1 p.
IN. led by Mrs. Carrie Berry.
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BEAUTIFUL effects from beautiful
goods. IitItlSS, 1905 Main Street.
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There are two men before the people

"Well, | say that the very
best of men don't know the
difference between their souls
and their stomachs, and they
fancy that they are a-wrestling
with their doubts when really
it is their dinners they're a
wrestling with.
"Takc my old man. A kinder
husband never drew breath;
yet so sure as he touches bit
of pork he begins to worry
hissclt about the doctrine of
Election, till | say, cid be
ashamed to go troubling the
minister with my doubts when
an Ayers Pill would set things
straight again"
]. C. AVER COMPANY,
Practical Chemist, Lowell, Mn,.
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REAL ESTATE.
....FOR SALE....

The property Mt No. North Huron
street. consists OF two dwelling houses.
The large house one OF tho best puila
The property viii pay we'll as an lnpestA
ment. x location that is always In de-
Wand. 81 ~ 4
$1,000 for building lot on Fifteenth streeE
VIII lend you tho money at G per cent
to build u house. It's cheaper thur pay-,
Ing rent. - - !. = az a.
Surety Bonds Furnished. Z
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yITANTEp-A. COOP JOUR. TAILOR.
Wy Call at lf6 Markct street, O.. 8.
EVANS, IIIhrfchsvifIe. Ohio. sG2st. !
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JITANTED-Coo AND UPsTA AIRS
w girls reference required. Apply. ut
No. O. Fourtcenth street. 81 wv SCH J,
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For. SALE.
GOOD. INVESTMENT.

{ 4 To persons wishing to mako tho
safest possible investment I can offo9
special opportunity In Niagara Falls
lots. JAMES Z. HAWLEY, II 81
Real, Estate and Loan Agent, i668
I; Main Street. III
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BONDS: HoHrD9s
Flrst-class Coupon Bondg nse better for,
Investment than Real Estate MortgaSeg,
They arc cafe, convenient and pay GOOD
beth.Evans Glass Company g Bondss
Tri-stutc Gas Company . g Bohdsrr Na5
tional GLASS Company * Bonds I and
Cleveland Water Company %, Bonds ph
"a. Writo for particulars. ROBERT! c.
HALL, Member Pittsburgh, Stock { E4S
change, No. al Fourth Ave. PlttsburShs
Pu7 Long distance .telophoae, mo. a,dl3tt
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First Baptist Church-Rev. Martin w.
Buck, MISUNDERSTANDING ut 1880 a. IN.
and 1880 n. M. by the pastor. Sunday
school ut 9:15 q. IN. Sunday school at
Chapel A. corner Broadway and Mary
land streets. and ut Chapel B, 2SOG Eufc
street. at 2:30 p. m. An are cordially IN
vited to attend.
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Harvest Home and Rally Day Will
he observed by the Sabbath school
Of the First Presbyterian church ut Its
morning hour service. Rev. Bigger OF
the Third Presbyterian church, viii i'd
dress the school. Special music has
also been provided,
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'yJTANTED-ATSo ONCE, TIMERS AND
Nv Slate Roofers. c.. ED; scliENEiRS..
LEfN, 20 Zane street. Telephone 3Gl. se2S'
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Services at the Third Presbyterian
church, next Sunday morning ut 1890
and In the evening at 1870. by the pms
tor, Rev. p. Il. Bigger, Phi. D. At 2
o'clock p. m. the Third Presbyterian
Sabbath school will observe rally day.
a fine programme. entitled, Feed My
Lambs" will be rendered. There will
be harvest home DECORATIONS consist
lnE of fruits, grains, vegetables. aud
flowers. I'D ~.
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WANTED.

IITANTED-FALLEN APPLES. EN-
wv LEY. ENgATfiINs & CO.. 50 and IS
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| Aver, Hair visor
| Aver, Cherry Pee,otal
| Aver, con..;one
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yITANTED-Goop LADY AND MAN
x w canyasscr. lfiyou are not worth SIS
per week. do not answer. AdreSs, Box 2,
cure fnteI1lgenccr Office. ~. a = sefS.
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A lodge OF the Modern Woodmen OF
America has been organized here.
The county court MEETS In regular
quarterly session on Monday.
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BELLEeRovE ITEMS.

Four years have made q material
change 10 the precinct, the number of
voters being increased over three times.
John Ruble has completed his cabin
and road to his ranch, aud leaves this
week for Michigan to bring his family
back with him.
We are pleased to note that the Press
editor Is to be one Of our representatives.
We are confident that our interests will
be well guarded by him.
Mr.. Jacobs and Mr.. Hurst are build
ing cabins on the lower sertions OF Mica
creek. Now We have continuous line
Of settlement from Ceur d'Alene to the
reservation line near Rockford bay, and
thence WEST TO Lake creek settlement.
L. r. Taber has purchased the Mar
shat Teeple ranch on Couger creek. Mr.
Teeple has moved to Meyers Falls.
Wash Mr. Vim. Perry, Of Minnesota.
brother-in-law Of Mr.. Taber, has located
a homestead adjoining and will occupy
the property until he has his own ready
for residence.
Our Sunday school will hold another
social Friday night. We have been
furnished an abundance Of papers and
cards. but none have been wasted, aud
the extra copies have been given to
those who have not the privilege OF
Sunday school. Thus the words Of
CHRIST continue to spread.
This issue Of the Press will be mailed
to q number OF Bellgrove people rs a
sample copy, and in this manner the
correspondent again asks you to become
subscribers Of the paper. Remember it
is your nearest home paper. You need
1t to keep posted on prices and the do
ings OF the town and county, and yoH
owe is as a duty to your children. The
weekly newspaper is truly one Of the
great educators Of the day. and only 81
n year. Come. fall Ia line
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Many people Of Cmur d'Alens win r..
member Rev. W.T.. Eustsr - the sen.
satIonal pFsscher who. : few years ago,
stirred up the social circles Of the town
BY making the most sweeping charges
Of immortality against the people
generally. After that the reverend
grntIemSn disappeared and Il now 10
Gated It Great Falls. Montana, where be
Il the vietim Of robbers. bad and bold,
according to the following report from
that city:
A new plan Of thieTery has developed
In this city. but whether the work was
done by boys or men 10 not at present
known. On Friday afternoon two boys
called ~ the residence Of Rev. W. T.
Euster and announced to Mrs.. Easter,
who was home alone At the time, that q
child had died a. q certain number on
the north side, and that the parents Of
the child wished her TO call at once.
Mrs. Custer complied with the request,
but when she arrived at the number
given she found that she had not been
sent for and that no death Ind taken
place.
On returning to the parsonage she
fOoDd that thieves had gained an en-
trance TO the house through the rear
door and that they had pretty thor
Onghiy FRnsacked everything in It.
There had been considerable money In
the house few days previous, and
from the place where il had been de.
posted 81 had been taken. Further
than the fact that the two boys are
known. there is no clew to the thieves.
They are supposed to be the tools OF
the housebreaken. The case is being
by the police.
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Drepped Dead in His Beat.

c. NJ. Case died suddenly while cross
Ing the lake Ia his boat Monday evening
lie had taken Timber Inspector Patter.
sou over the lake On business, and the
two were returning to town when MIR.
Case suddenly fell backward 10 the boat
ana expired without utt-ring a word
Mr.. Patterson came on 10 town with
tbs remains aud the next day the body
was inferred AZ the post cemetery under
the direction OF T. Z. Hedal Deceased
had been married and leaves One or two
children In another state who have been
notified Of his death. He Was Is years
Of age, 4 steady. hard working man and
well thought Of bv acquaintences. lie
said very little about his antrcedent life
Hts death was evidently the result Of
herrt failure or Apoplexy aud il was not
considered necessary to hold an inquest.
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HAlf %; Haif RAhhit.

ElderL L. Harader, whose reputation
for truth and seraeity has never been
blemished. reports an interesting study
10 nature at his home on the west side
Of town. A few days ago an old eat
drifted into his possession from the id
jaeent brushy lands that lay to the
sontll Of his orchard, bringing with her
q family Of four kittens. About this
there 10 nothing strange. but when it Is
asserted that these kittens are half
rabbit and halt cat. the fore-qnarters
being that Of kitten while the hind
quarters are that Of q rabbit, thst they
have the bunty cotton tail of the rabbit
and jump instead Of walk, our fusion
friends will receive great shock In the
fear that the eat-rabbit trust will de-
stroy the value Of the jack rabbit as a
substitute for beefsteax In the event Of
q Democratic administration OF national
Affairs. But seriously, there is no Joke
about the strange family at Elder Har-
aders. The mongrels are worth seeing.
-Payette independent.
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ten n rna woopa
willie fAsnDsss 4 iiIsuiag sinss Thsssaay

wtiiis 1hsmDson d i1Issing Slnss Tharslay
2eEning.
The fate Of willie Thompson, the
eleven-year-old con Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Thompson, OF Wolf Lodge. 10 one 81 the
mysteries Mr.. Thompson, his neIRhbOFs
and 9 humber Of cltizrns from this
place are trying TO solve. The country
aronnd the ThompsOn's home IL mount
ainons and heavily timbered, and ID
known 40 = region Infested with bear
and cougar, and the probabilities are
that the boy has fallen q victim 10 one
OF these animals. He left home Tburs-
Day morning with the cows, intending
70 drive them 70 . feeding ground near
BY. The prolonged absence OF the boy
alarmed bis parents and they mEde q
. fruitiess search for him. Friday
morning the search was renewed, and
st noon Mr.. Thompson teIephoned to
town for assistance. A posse was
formed and two teams took the party
TO the place. They Joined 10 the search
aud It 10 being continued today, but
there 10 now little hope Of finding the
boy alive, even should he have been 90
fortunate 40 TO escape the fury Of the
animals. Last night. sieet and snow
fell. and the weather is such that the
boy could hardly survive its severity.
This morning another posse of men left
town to engage IN the search.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS

Boston has 30 public outdoor bathing
places.
Recently ship Of only 1850 tons car
ried from Para. Brazil, to New York,
acargoof rubber, which was insured for
$a,00o. 900.
Ex-Secretary Whitney's famous sta
bles at Wheatley are 500 feet in length.
The foundation is OF brick and the up
per structure Of pine.
There Is nearly $4,000, 900 in the
United States treasury. the proceeds
OF sales of cotton which fell into the
federal hands during the civil war.
This money belongs to the owners OF
the cotton or their heirs, IL they can
prove their claims.
Men exposed TO the rigors Of the
Alaskan winter never wear mustnches.
They wear full boards TO protect the
throat and face, but keep the upper lip
clean shaver. The moisture from the
breath congeAls % quickly that q mus
tache becomes Embedded in a solid
cake Of ice and the face IL frozen in q
short time.
The famous Blue grotto Of Capri has
now rival In the state Of Minnesota.
II occurs In lake on the shore of which
there Ia q cavern Of white limestone
flooded with water. A swimmer enters
the cave and, turning to look outward.
sees the most beautiful shades of green
and blue in the water and a silvery
sheen over his submerged RmbA
The average man, Rying for so years,
consumes between IL and Is tons OF
bread in lifetime. The weight Of solid
food Of all kinds he consumes aggre-
gates the startling total of fraction
less than IS tons, while on the basis Of
three pints Of fluids per day he con-
sumes %2%. tons OF liquid. Think Of the
womAn's toll in preparing this amount
of food aud drink.
At Fort Gibson, IN the Indian Terri.
tory, so miles south Of Cofreyville,
stands the house that was occupied BY
JET Davis while he did garrison duty
there a. a lieutenant before the Mex
lean war. He went to the old fort just
after marrying Gen. Taylors dauRh-
ter, and was there several years. The
old house has, been. beaten by the
storms this spring until the chlmneys
nt the ends have fallen. a-
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SIN y,,sasp.a Y.ll.r.,.

S'S terrible faIluFss Of elk different
GOcton nearly sent WIN. u. Mullen Of
IOCS'and, o, 10 an early grave. Al
ss'o 10 lad a fatal lung trouble and
mat he muSt soon die. But he was
msed to try Or. Kings Xew discovery
70. Consumption. After taking nve
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