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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-01-30
OIL DEVELO PMENTS
THE OIL MARKET.
Richie Co., W. Va.

In the Cairo district, A. c Haw'
kins & Co. have completed their
No 70 on the McGregor farm and
have a 10 barrel pumper In the
salt sand.
On Elm Run, R. G Gillespie
has drilled No. on the Buck farm
through the salt sand and has 10
barrel pumper.
South and east of the Whiskey
Run pool Saber Bros. & company's
test on the Maheny farm has de.
clined to 90 barrels day.
The Ball we'll, drilled by Jennings
Bros, has been abandoned and the
casing pulled.
The report that the Cokeley we'll
on Lost Run Is gasser was prema'
ture. They have fishing job.
There was little gas In the we'll
drilled by the Hartman Oh Co on
E. G. Fox atHarrisville and LIZ ht
showing for -oil.-News.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-01-30
diamonds Under Water.

An imitation diamond is never so
brilliant as genuine stone. If your
eye is not experienced enough to de-
tect the difference. very simple test
is to place the stone under water. The
imitation stone is practically extin-
guished. while a genuine diamond
sparkles even under water and is dis
tinctly visible. When possible, place a
genuine stone beside the possible imi.
tation under water. and the contrast
will be apparent to the least expert
enced eyes.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-01-30
WELL ADVERTISED
Wa, SistersviIIe at Marion, Indiana.

Mr.. A S. Mccoy has returned
home from a weeks visit at Chica-
90, Marian, Indiana, Detroit, Mich
igan, and other western cities. He
was absent attending the annual
convention of the furniture dealers
of the United States, and examined
all the very latest things In the way
of furniture for the 1873 trade
While absent he also visited Mar
Ian, Indiana, to see what could be
done towards getting some manu-
featuring establishments to come
here and locate. He found one CO.
operative glass plant company
already organized considerable cap
ital paid In and the company had
appointed to a committee to visit
Sistersville TO see about location
here. When Mr.. Mccoy made
known his errand the manager
of the company told him they
already knew a good deal about
Sistersvile which they had
learned from reading copy ofthe
Oh Reviews Industrial edition,
copy of which he had In his desk.
So 1t is such editions advertise our
city In places little thought of,
From perusal OF that edition this
firm hao been persuaded to send a
committee to our city and 1t will
soon ne up to our people as to
whether We will get the plant or
not. Sew, raj other firms were Wis
tied by NJ. Mccoy and he feels
confident his visit will result In
much good to our city. Mr.. Mccoy
says the gas pressure there Is about
gone aud the odor arising from 1t IS
something fierce. Many firms will
leave there for the West Virginia
gas fields and we want to land a
part of them here if we can, and
we can do so by all working united.
ly to that end.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-01-30
An Irish Railroad Puzzle.

A Santa Fee conductor on Los An
geles train told reporter Of the San
Bernardino Sun that his grandfather
remembered a sign which was erected
at a point on double track railroad
In Ireland to the effect that when two
trains meet here they must come to a
standstill until they have passed each
other"
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-01-30
ANNOUNCEMENT
For assessor.

At the request of n any friends hereby an
nounce myself as candidate for the Office OF
CITY ASSESSOR, subjec. to the will of the
Republican nominating convention when the
same is held. G o. CUTLER.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-01-30
For Collector.

At the request of many friends I hereby au-
nounce myself as candidate for the Office of
CITY COLLECTOR and TREASURER. subject
to the viii of the Republican nominating con-
veuticn when thu same s held.
IrnNaS VIM s.nscN :
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-01-30
Ellsworth. District.

Ellsworth. District.
John Helntzman, team 4 days,
$I2oo
Samuel Myers. extra labor, $1,5o
Jacob Myers the same $3.50
D. w. Watkins, teaming, $I3 90
The matter of George Smith, ct
81 to establish a public road from
Billiter Run to the Wetzel county
line set for a hearing the first Mon.
day In March.
Claims on Poor Fund Allowed
DR.. Paul Engle services to Jas.
Fox,$,4 90.
Aft Wells merchandise for Arm
G Gorge ct al. $245I.
] U Lazear merchandise for Fox
family $500.
Howard and Connolly merchan
disc for G. W. Atkinson and tam.
ly,$7.95.
A. H. Smith, merchandise for
James Baker and Linsey Owens,
So o5.
C.E. Schupbach, groceries for poor
of Lincoln district $31.1o.
Frantz & Nissan same $14 %.
T. J Deloe, same $7.29.
John Stealey, livery hire for F.
Watkins, same S. SO.
Mary Farley, care and board Of
F. Watkins $40 so.
James Chambers, same William
Watkins IS 70.
Mrs. R. J, Mays,same Mary Sine
$23 so.
DR.. James F. Means, service
Blanch Tice $1,000.
DR.. W. T. Morris. services Mrs
Bickle and Mrs. Gordon, ST. 90.
DR.. E. J. Johnson, services John
Mofatt $32.oo.
J. c. Way, overseer poor Sal 40.
Silas Richmond, boarding inmates,
county in6rmary, $3S7 40.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-01-30
Finds Fortune In Elks' Teeth.

Eight hundred elks' teeth in the
grave of an Indian chief, all splendid
specimens and susceptible Of mounting,
were the wonderful find by Philadel-
phia curio hunter named Zimmerman.
who has been gathering relics along
the canyon Of the tortuous Snake river
for several months, says the San Fran
cisco Call. Zimmerman dug into the
grave, which was in Il wild, barren and
remote country along the Snake river,
above Lewiston, Ida. Some distance
down he encountered several small
bones, which on examination proved to
be magnificent specimens of elks' teeth.
and on scooping away the earth with
his hands he found that loose tunic
wrapped around the ex-chlef's skele-
ton had been literally crammed with
teeth, the best obtainable in the days
when elk were plentiful. Zimmerman
took his find to Lewiston for shipment
to Philadelphia, keeping very quiet
about the discovery. One man to whom
he confided the secret IL Lewiston Of.
fered him $40 apiece for the 400 with
tho red streak.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-01-30

The great American trouble Is
indigestion, largely result OF the
great American habit of hurry.
Hastily swallowed meals are
probably the greatest cause OF In
digestion.
The stomach is given more than
it's share of work and Is weakened.
The first thing to do in correcting
the trouble Is to stop fast eating.
The next thing is to take a good
digestive tonic to strengthen the
digestion and enrich the impover-
ished blood.
Such a tonic is Walther's Pep
tonized Port, simple combination
Of pure pepsin and good port wine,
to b. had at G. w. Grier's drug
store, Sistersville, w. Va.
Small size so cents, large size 81
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County Court.
REGULAR Session. January ~. 1908.

County Court.
Regular Session. January ~. 1908.
Presently. B. Riggs, ]. J. Cor
rell and Ralph Sweeney.
Pursuant to section 3. chapter
40 OF the Code. J B. Riggs was
duly elected president of the court
for the ensuing year.
Foster Mitchell gave bond as
notary public with J. W. Grim,
sarety.
CR. Long gave bopd as notary
public with J G Mayfeld as surety.
c. 3. Riggle appointed proxy for
county court to vote stock OF
county court In S. & M. Turnpike
company at election to be held In
SIstersville. January 2Ist, 1898
The application of the Bank OF
Middlebourne for exoneratlon OF
taxes continued.
Claim of E o. Bower for relief
Of taxes paid for the year 1901,
continued for information.
J II Eddy released from pay.
ment of taxes on Ie acres of land In
Meade District.
The following claims were al
lowed out of the road funds.
Csntrevsle Distrsct.
Abel Ash, extra labor $24 70.
Ellsworth District,
John B. Stoneking, extra labor,
SIS 90.
J A Neff, team and labor. So.
o G Ankrom, repairing bridges,
So 90
F. D. SteaIey. extra labor, S.. IS.
Meade District.
G. Bradford. team and labor,
S4.73. "
Claims OF Poor Fund.
Grant Vince, burial clothes for
Joseph i>nochs. $3.50.
Probate Matters.
W. M Ash gave bond as admin
istrator he estate of Maggie A.
James, ceased. with Abel Ash
surety. Penalty $500; appraisers,
J. T. Hurst. S. NJ Doak and J. T.
Duckworth
w. NJ. Ash appointed guardian
OF Gerda and Carol L. James.
Bon $500. Abel Ash surety.
D. Hickman, late clerk, reported
the following transactions In his
Office since last term which were
approved:
December sth, appointed Lucin-
da Rogers guardian Of AlrA and
Bessie Rogers. Bond $500, w. E.
Watkins surety.
December 2srd, appointed K. G..
Moore, administ, ator of the estate
OF Joseph Enochs, deceased. Bond
$500. J. W. Grim surety.
January 20, 1903.
J. B. Spencer, superintendent of
S. & S. turnpike between Middle.
bourne and Muddy creek reported
receipts $2e7 81, disbursements
$3o5 81. balance due superinten
dent 1851, which was ordered paid.
Timothy Smith, Supt. Of S & S
Turnpike, between Muddy creek
and William Underwood's shop
reported receipt SITS 81. disburse-
inents. $23o76 Balance due Supt.
$50 So, which was ordered paid.
G B. Hamilton exonerated from
the payment Of S7.43, taxes erron'
ously assessed.
Claims on Gsnsral Fund Allowed.
D. F. Pug fees In S. & Turn
pike case, $3.50 90.
Archie (hrtSten, loot Dr1oge at
Pt. Pleasant. 49, 90.
Claims on Road Funds Allowed.
Meade District
Eberhardt and Myers, lumber for
bridges. SI264
J W. Allen, 70 " log, tie aiming etc.
$1s so.
D. J. Singleton, extra labor,
$I.oo
w. J. Thompson, surveyor day
$3.50.
ANERYE Tonic NEVER EQUALED
Sxy;zf%
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III. hoy.

From tie Chicago Record Hera'd.
I wouldn't he a siagle thing on esr'h
Except boz;
And sc, us Just an accident OF birth
And soodness grsci SSi When stop and think
That once trenbled on The vcrs brink
or making my appearance htre grl
II fairly makes my ears and eyebrows curl
but I'm boy.
just think OF all the Jolly fun there Is
When you're a boyi
] tell you, you're just full OF business
When you're boy,
There's hres 20 build In all tae yscan, lots,
Go swimmin'. ue the fellers clothes IN Knots,
The days Amt half as long as they should be
When you re boy
There's lots of foolish things that make you Tired
There's heaps Of srouchy men that can't be hired
SO like boy:
And Here do thls--do thst---;he o,her thing
Are they a CRIME. or are they JUS, JOKE
Upon boy?
And then. there's always somebody 10 Jaw.
When YOU re boy'
Somebody always laying down the law
-p,ck I'D Your coat, &c where YOU We pu, your hs,
Don Z stone the dog. Don't tease the poor old cat:
Don race around the house why sun mn Moses
The only time YOU have 10 practise things Tx. those
When you're boy
And yet don't believe I'd change thing
You've 60, to isush. to CRY. to work. to sing.
To be a boy:
With all his thouebiless noise and careless play.
with all his heartfelt trials day by Gay.
With ali his boylsh hopes and all his fears.
And be boy. v. H. PIERcE.
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Paying the Piper.

Prom the BookndH.
The Piper sa, BY the river. his treless pipe 10 his
nm, Or. ea ans sun Sc, and the white stars me,
He scratched with stick on the sand;
MY bills are due; aI Se '"e ''p'' H"' now 'ney
WHO G dance iSa played from the sun Into shade
Now render account 70 me-
Here is one for year. auo,h the Piper - year Of
.,,,, 1o ts., !, se DEAD and a soul unwed
SHAH carcel debt 80 tr5s .,.
chill, n ,n sSe a H. and shudder some~here
sTbey will render without one WORD
Ana ,n,. for my msddes, playlns"-oh, be wrote
4 ho 1 nS aoie an an Immortal soul:
T n,,. shsll drain where they only aua6edi-
So be did his sum In addition III the rose and The
M, .,s sssa es1 be Tried to ,h!us, IL ado
ono nalne Ay UNI haiensco|e''
comp,seenuy, knAve and sinner. appors,oned he
eseh \, "" gss Ger there remained one more
aRsseai or Thief unused the Piper 4 play Tor sssls
The, s as%s'r tsst ~ way icT /. little day.
have mine after while
81 ran score each knaye. auo'h the Piper. IN LIES
,uas axe and p ss take he greed TO ..s.
B Bu 4" am no match ;oI r., ,9sv Peel n.
n, o,i.n ns no p.f rom rom u. 10 himself
nut s,ves his all without team.
The res, @, my dancers laugh not. and bold Zach
ma, on m,ys as he goes. be II raputre or woes,
And have no bili for nc Fool
He loves and be lives. irowucd the Piper. 'asd
ror he cres. 'Veaa k d'abler and givo hirnseif -
,,,u M',b eSagnn ard reluctance .s the star sank
into the pool.
Tn. pptf msGe claim 90 .sen separate name.
MI fe'e''' VTnoisii wooDvAap aeuA
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faced IN TIE draw walt until all the others have ben
heipeo before ne sets u repfaced'
no Inc run OF we eafas must NOT oe anew
Sno caro- tna' snouio go 70 one payer iscse
.ne next player must sth get NE cards ths' won'e
nave eonnc 70 mn hao the aociocn' NOT ocoulfoo'
- - - .r, =. 4, $50. a..
i.mi, is doidsS ne ,,1aadin ~, 4. ma. So,,sy
TO draw cards In one hand Three men come In
against the straddler the age dropipus out When
AMI Staaaer MAKES good ne SAYS !. WI eG N1,,
10 draw cards r. bcts ibis cannot he done
The limit In a poker am is no, the amount which
one may have 10 put into the not At any one time
but the amount by which any PLAYER mar raise
any previous bct II, this Gaze three men have
bet dollar I, draw and the stradder raises them
q dollar 50 he is within his rights
@. ". objects to the decision given on FEB thss
70 openers IN any hano, ana wants 10 Know ~
reasons
II Is Incredible that player will throw away his
money by Intentional faIse openne AZ he not onlv
Lee, .,h., Sc 80 49,, -, ~, ~, .s,,,,s Sss.,
~ ,b. 80, f.. 49,, $3.50, 80 49, -,
IL b., -. 49,. 90, 80 asr''a,,,r :. =, ~. 80.
players,
Ihls Is a very common subject OF dispute, and
there are three ways Of settling IL: First-Those
who hav. ,or,. In under IN. ,,nn re.s,on tbs, the
pot has been lerI,Inately opened' but VINO DO no,
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POEMS WORTH READING.
Linss - . Cabbage.


Ali worthy plant.
Ignored, unsuHg.
'Uncisssed among
Less able flowers.
To which men chan,
Poetic rant
With iusty lung
Entire hours.
Although each pet thus Kissed and spoiled
Blooms not anew dixie your when boiled
But. trembling droops and covers
You show not caste
Nor lofty cir.
Hence artists stare
On you ne'er settles:
Your members vast
Cannot be ciassed
tTwouid be unfair
As tender petals.
Yet when did rose e'er grace dab
Md luscious treat OF meat and Ash
And steam OF Kissing kettles'
Alas, No bard
Inspired chants
Nor minstrel grants
The cabbage praises.
Yet. proud. ui-stsrred.
The true Baysrd
TO other plants
No protest raises
Cabbage. cabbage Hail your staik-
Upon II bridget. bring a fork
Ny Peg sSus now grazcs.
CAnBRIDos. April 20. T.fBAHsA-
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From ne Baltimore American.
O you folks with home and ireside.
You who do not room. but live.
You have gloated DER me ofteb,
But I'm willing 10 forgive,
For as moving time approaches
You have troubles OF your own.
And I'll chan you now but gently
lnasoft and plt'ing tone,
You have beds and big pianos.
You have pictures. stoves and chairs:
You have dressers, tables, sioeboa rds.
To be trrndled down the sta!r:
You have mattresses and bedspr1ngS,
You have carpets, curtains, rugs
These must be removed In toto.
With a million grunts and tugs.
Then for days there win be chaos
In the shack to which you go,
And your Me for weeks thereafter
VIII be one long streak OF woe
But when ]. o proud householder,
Find my rent too nearly due.
Just pack my trunk and vanish.
And my moving stunt Is through.
You may boast OF coy Preside
There are times envy you:
You may boast o. your pensteS--
which ia more than ! can dc.
bBu, AZ moving time III venture
You would sell your stun for JUNK
Just 10 know the Joy OF r0orilng
And OF moving In your trunk.
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numerous, as they constitute about 50 per

numerous, as they constitute about 50 per
cent OF the total
Roughly speaking we may say. that one
man OF science In ten is a eeologist, q bot
anist, a mathematician: one u twenty, a
patholoRist, an astronomer. The number
for chemistry IL large because chemistry
is an applied science and devotion TO II brings
a salary. Teachers OF mathematics and OF
the medical sciences are numerous because
these are required subjects Of study In schools.
sIAMMERING.
~ Chervin mas studied the whole subject
Of stsmmerinc and allied affections In stout
volume OF $50 psges lately printed In Paris
His statistics are curious. As stommering IA
a cause OF exemption from military services
1t Is possible to determine ts frequency u
different nations II appears that Of 100
conscrpts examined. the number rejected
Is a. follows:
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= h.,,h .yr - nd "a
plays another trey pegEng avg Hole No ,b Se
cards In sight are Ia sequence LIS scconc 're o'ihs
| on the TOP OF Tue ms. .,,,, mn,
the order In which they are played tina, deter
,,os an. ain A,,he c,,ds fell: a q ,be only run
~ 'ns or., one rcSees hD C. mis- ent,ied TO thirty.
80 or,
PL s.ys: Ins,wo handed game ID: cards fall
RI. ms, deuce and the necond t,.y only.
RI says Asr the non on, dsaer has laid 9I ~,
titled TO two points penalty. Inc asse, vs.s ~, !,
simply nsae' ~ WIZ ss.,inr r. q o,Ser tor not
noticing i before Laying o. , ior tine c, ~ our
local eu,hG ,n yo sanho' dec'a' Tue pon ''' No. ~
The non dealer having laid on; for the CRIB eeforc
Announcing the error loses AZ e"ner 70 ASK ior
ono to peg tue points penalty 10 this case and he
can have anew deal as well " ne eicc's 10 nave lhe
deal stand. he draws a card. firs down. from the
Yc,urr,ng /, 70 the nscs
p r ~, a. says: IN sn,,ng iot ", osaI = se,s
sS1I Ss yine !" 'rOoase " Is "e 'hd 'he' must
Cards have al equal pip value In cribbage. but
they have also rank in sequences; and this ae.sr
,ieS W.. '''' nv '"' ~ y" ''' >a' Wv N1>N'
10" oca's'
VII. d. says: 4 wants II 10 20 out b wants :
TO save the Iurch, and has the deal A bys;ander
bets ina the dealer WI save the igrrh, me ueaer
coupt wNnt he Sssin bIs hand TO save lie double
game e.. 49,, ,,.,. u,o,. o,,,.,,, ;, b, ,o,.
oes ou'' nj - - - S.',,,,,. " ''
oy any one nhu 'oSes ,ne uoao'' game
~. RI ,r, *, q, sssia, getting
The 10 being the lower OF the new CT. plays
With the original low, the deuce
,., y 49,. , ,.,. -,
no, good Younger hand has four TO- the ace
sa He q Is pens fde hsnd says G his pon benS
az T1oa d younger nanus' 'A' 'p' 'oo' "o'
En~,u,,o. do M, .,v. ,c,cs you,,er hand
Is right
orders up and plays alone b ri, Us alone against
him and cuchres him. What does Is count. two
or four
would be the use OF playing alone asa'hs' me lone
nhho'
49,, ,b., ssS. he viii NAV IL Acne The dealer
objects, hut bets he has the night, a. his partner
ooa tnor,n1 ,as9 b was s,ions enough TO order
and play alone
VIVA, A. reasons were is nc, the point. He
ordered II and his ordering CONSTITUTES INN the
maker OF the trump and no one but the ma2er OF
the trump can play Alone
Casino " L. says BUILDS seven and
~, Uua s.wcn bets A MAJ ave In bls s ssan
build arst.
BIS wrong.
s.s m, a. ,,.s an: and s,..: , S n.
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Comparing these numbers with those that
represent the frequency Of nervous affections,
he finds that in france the nervous affections
are exactly twice a. numerous as the cases
Of stammering: In Belgium they are four
times more numerous. In Italy seven times,
in Switzerland eisht timee and In Russia
thirteen times, No statistics Of s,ammerers
in the United States are given, but IL would
seam that the number per I 900 must be very
small while the number of nervous affections
would probably be considerable
THEORY or ADDITION
NJ Pierre Bourier In a note entitled The
Eur q Maaometer." sets forth a new theory
OF hearing. 70 wit. that the liquid OF the in
terror err moves ~ a whole. so that addition
IL hydrodynnmjc. rot al acoustic. phe-
nomenon. The ear II net resorator, but n
re ri-terire manometer, in which variations
OF pressure are alone recorded He ptints
ont that the nerve Of the labyrinth il thus
brought under the common igw Of the appa-
rqtus OF sensation.
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frquet. G. X. Gays: Eldest hand is told n,
point Is equal: four 10 the Jack and four tens ar
NOT good Younger hand has four 10 the ace
three 10 the ace four kings aud four queens. ant
claims Us points. Kidef hand says his point beins
good as younger hands. the rcpie does no
count
II right.
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Cutting Partncrs.-P. r. l. says Four PLAYER
cut ?. 2, =. e. The two treys cut again. gettin
a 10 and a king. Who are partners
The 10 being the lower OF the new CT. play
with the original low. the deuce.
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Euchre. J. &. T. says: Railroad euchre 4
orders up and plays alone, B plI Us alone against
him and cuchres him. What dots Is count. tive
or four,
-Four. II the cuchre counted two only. what
would be the use OF playing alone against the lone
hand1
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". II. Il. says: \ wants II 10 20 out b wants
TO save the lUrch, and has the deal. bystande
bets that the dealer Will save the urch The deale
peys three noles and A shows ~ hand calling
double game. The byss ader bets that the dealer cal
count what lie has III hls hand 10 save The doubl
game.
4 being out, there IL no more counting 10 be don
by any one and loses the double game.
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A. d. Pone,.-For information 70 the hight
Of Q soldier who served In the Philippine insur-
receon 70 two month"; extra pay you must white
10 the Adjutsnt- General OF the Army.
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W. IA period OF two yesrs must elapsc be.
tween the issuing Of nrst papeu and thu, Of Una,
papers In natural ration.
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Can you tell me who wrote the following lines,
and OF what poem they are part:
And|sigh,. Who had but eyes before
G. G.
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p. n. ", 4. says: In cutting for the deal. A gets
q 10 aud n u queer, a bet, that Is btoth cards are
equal value ID cribbasc 1t is d tie. and they must
cut again.
Cards have al equal pip value In cribbage, but
they have also rank In sequences. and this deter
mines the cut a., the 10 is lower than the queen.
Low deals