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and Shoes. =
GRENADtNE Silks and PopliGs at a sac
rifce, at b. LOwenstein ~ Bros.
HoUsE-KEEPING Goods, Sheetings anC
Table Dsmasks at the sale of Menker
Brothers.
BARGAINS.
Ladies' Hose at Toe, worth 25c.
Table Linen at zoe, worth Zoe.
Irish Linen at 35c, worth SOC.
Nainsooks, Swisses, Towels, Doylles
md Dress Goods at New York cost, at B.
r. ROsenstieI & Co.'S, No. 3l61z Main st.
TO THE LADIES.
Call and see, that you may be con-
vinced that | am selling my new stock
of millinery goods 30 per cent. below any
house in Memphis. 1 buy my goods for
cash, hence 1 can sell low.
MRS. s.. SULLIVAN,
257L Main street.
RUFFs, RufTs, Rufus. RGffs. Just re-
ceiyed at SEESSEL 81 SONS.
LADIES JET JEwELRY-Latest styles at
!. ROESCHEK'S JET PALACE,
32s Main street.
JOE locke, 2S6H Main street, always
has the latest papers from the principal
cities.
THE LATEST NEWS may always be had
at Joe Locke's News Stand, 1904 Main
street.
JOE LOCKE, 2S6H Main street, has the
largest variety of Monthlies, Illustrated
WeekIies and Dailies in the city.
HITE Il CORwINE, proprietors of the
Job Printing establishment in the APP
PEAL Building, IA Union street, are
now prepared to execute orders for Job
Printing on the shortest notice. The pa
irons of the APPEAL will pea this in
mind and act accordingly.
STATIONERY of even description at Joe
LOcke's News Stand. 236H Main street.
SILVER Mountain Soap, the best clean
ing soap in the world, by Wilde, Collins
81 Co.
PETERSON, Ballou and Pleasant Hours
at Joe LOcke's, 1861 Main street.
No. 1 Gravel Roofing lone by Barthol-
omew q Allen, No. 5 West Cour street.
CLEANING of light clothes to perfection,
and no danger of ~shrinkage, at b. A. Hol-
lenberg's, 262 Second street.
SEE adveA sement of DR.. Butts Dis
pensary, head&, Book for the million
MARRIAGE EpIDE-in another col
umn, it should read by all
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SEE adveA sement of DR.. Butts Dis
pensarv. headG, Book for the million
MARRIAGE EpIDE-in another col
umn, it should read by all
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RUFFSI RUFFSI
at HERZOG'S.
SOME GREAT BARGAINS IN T0WELSl
81 30 and 81 90 per dozen.
HERZOG & BRO.
STRIPED NAINS0OKSA AND BISHOP LAWNS
cheap at HERZOG'S.
GREAT BARGAINS THIS WEEK
IN
IRISH LINENS

With the gradual approach of the end
of the season, We make hasty work to
close out our summer stock, and still
larger concessions will be made to GUS
toners. We give uniformity to this espe-
cial and great reduction. We have con-
cluded to allow these deductions in every
branch of the house, and bargains can be
purchased which are worth looking after,
such as in White Goods, Table Linens,
Marseilles Spreads, Sheetings, Napkins,
Ginghams, Pan Stuffs, Hosiery, COrsets,
etc. Goods which are staple will not de-
cline. Avail yourself of the chance at
HERZOG q BROS,
294 Main street.
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Mamnhis and 81. Ions D. S. kal Ia
FOR VICKSBURG.

United states Mail Line for Nicks1urg-For
Helena. Napoleon and Vleksburg.
CIT OF master
This elegant passenger packet E
Will leave as above ss
MONDAY, 18TH inst, at 5 pm.
Freight received at the st. Louis wharlboat.
W.. E. DILL, Agent.
JeIs FLEM. CALNEEr, suPL-
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FOR CINCINNATI.
FOR ST. LOU
Memphis and ST. Louis D. S Mail Line

For Osceola, Madrid. Hickman. Belmont and
Cairo, Connecting at Belmont with the
Iron Mountain K. r.. al Cairo with
Illinois Central Railroad, and
boats up the Ohio River.
RUBfCON ---.--. master
This splendid passenger steamer L.
Will leave as above EZ
THIS DAY, 18th pst, al S pm.
Freight received at theSL Louis WharfbOat.
W T.. DILL, Agent
JeI2 FLEM. CALVERT, suPt.
Memphis and st. Louis D. S. Kail Lima
For OsceOla, Madrid, Hickman, Belmont and
Cairo. Connecting al Belmont with the
Iron Mountain r. r. At Cairo with
Illinois sutral r. r. and
boats up the Ohio rivsz
BELLE MEMPHIS------Crane, master
This elegant passenger steamer IL
will leave as above 50
MONDAY, 18th inst. at 5 pm.
Freight received at IA -. Louis Wharfboat.
W. r. DILL. Agent.
fpI2 FLEM. Suuf.
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SOCiETA DI UNIONE
E FRATTALANZA ETALIANA.
For the Great Picnic Sash Ribbons

f0r me 6feaI fIcnlC---SaSn hiDD0nS
IN GREEN, PINK, BLUE AND ALL
OTHER C0LORS, lust OPENED
ON SATURDAY.
Fans, P~arasOls, Gloves, etc., at greatly
reduced, and the lowest prices in the city.
HERZOG 81 BRO,
294 Main street.
IN JAcONET LAWNS JUST OPENED
Some very pretty and sweet patterns.
Good colors for wash. Prices the lowest
in the city. HERZOG q BRO.
A BARGAIN IN BLACK IRON 6RENADlNE
Something very handsome has just been
opened at HERZ0G'S.
REMNANTS Left
OF Dress Goods, White Goods, to be closed
out cheap. HERZOG q BRO.
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JUDGE61IPREME CoURTwEsT. DIV.

JUDGE SUPREME COURT WESTERN d.
., are authorized 10 ahnquHce
THOS.J J. FREEMAN as a candidate loI SHGso
of the Supreme Court for the western
sion. Election August = lofu. me-
VUDGE SUPREME COURT WESTERN d.
vTsToN-We are authorized 20 announce
IS W. COCHRAN. Of Troy, Ooion county,
Tenn as a candidate for Judge OF lhe ou-
rrsms Cont from the Western Division.
FUDGE SUPREME OUR MESIEhN n
v-TsroN The friends Of Hon. JOHN LIT.
ENEFD. OF Fayette county, are authorized y
him 10 present his name 70 the people OF
Tsnnsssee as a candidate for Judge 81 lne
Supreme Court for the Western DlYlsloh-
Election August 4, l61O.
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CLEANING of light clothes to perfection,
and no danger of shrinkage, at b. "A. Hol-
lenberg's, 262 Second street.
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No. 1 Gravel Roofing done by Barthol
omew 81 Allen, No. 5 West Court street.
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RIVER NEWS.
BoATs LEAVING THIS DAY.
BOATS LEAVING MONDAY.

st. 81
DEAE------l0a
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Members of the Association will meet
at their hall on Front street, between
Washington and Adams streets, at nine
O'Clock am. Line of march-down Front
to Adams, up Adams to Main, down
Main to Beale, down Beale to DeSoto,
down DeSotO to Vance, out Vance to the
Park.
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SILVER Mountain Soap, the best clean
ing soap in the world, by Wilde, Collins
81 Co.
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STATIONERY of even description at il
LOcke's News Stand. 1854 Main street.
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HITE & CoRwINE, proprietors of the
Job Printing establishment in the AP-
PEAL Building, IA Union street, are
now prepared to execute orders for Job
! Printing on the shortest notice. The pa
I irons of the APPEAL will bear this in
mind and set accordingly.
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PETERSON, Ballou and Pleasant Hour
at Joe LOcke's, 236H Main street.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-15

The stock market has shown some
little degree Of animation during the
past week, yet exhibiting no decided
tendency for q substantial progressive
advance. The market closes firm, how
ever.
BEfcHER.
Average yield about 50 tons per day,
Of better quality Of ore than has been
heretofore met with at the upper lev
els, which Is the only part Of the mine
being worked at present. The mine
Is under good management and doing
well. The annual meeting Of the
company for election Of officers takes
place on the 25th instant, at San Fran
cisco.
oPMR.
The machinery ut the new works
operates exeellently, and the water In
the shaft Is reduced a little over 100
feet In depth. The water from the old
mine comes through with great irreg-
ularity, causing unexpected increase
occasionally In the shaft, when a con-
tinued decrease Is calculated on. It
will be some weeks yet before the low
er tunnel will be reached.
OCCIDENTAL.
The mine is looking splendidly
throughout, and It's future prospects
r extremely encouraging. The lower
tunnel will very shortly be into the
great pay ore chimney, or connect
with Il by cross-cuts, when an in
creased production of good ore, and
a consequent rise in the stock, will be
the infallible result.
FRI NEVADA.
Both mine and mill getting along
we'll. The recent repairs and over
hauling of the mill brought the COM
many over $l7.0 900 In debt, but this
will o be made all right again, If
the gratifying receipts continue, which
they doubtless will, there being plenty
of good ore In sight.
SEGREGATED BEICHER.
Progressing well. 4 winze onnec
ton made recently between the fourth
and fifth levels gives good and ample
ventilation. A drift Is now being run
at the 23O-foot level, with the eXpecta-
ton Of striking a body Of good red ore,
similar to that Of the Overman mine,
OIL the sonth.
Nothing new since u last report.
A great deal Of prospecting work Is
being theoretically conducted through
out the mine, and we hope to have
something new and good to report Of
it soon. December receipts, $3l,G70.
No assessment to be levied just ut
present.
GOULD q CURRY.
About the same rs at u last report.
Yielding so tons Of ore per day from
the old upper workings; average as
says 80 per ton. An assessment of
SIS per share, aggregating $4,000,
was levied on the 18th, delinquent
February 10th.
CROWN POINT.
Only porphyry developed In the
drifts east at the 1000 and 1,10O-foot
levels. The north drift from the 1000
foot level, toward the kentuck, Is still
In barren quartz.
HALE 3 NoRCRoss.
Extracting over 200 tons Of ore per
day ut present, with 5000 tons on the
dump. Everything progressing salts
factorily in and about the mine.
CHOLI.AR-POrosI.
Yielding about 100 tons of ore per
day; average assays, $i6 per ton.
Nothing new.
YELLOW JACKET.
Nothing new developed. All going
on about the same as at our last
report.
VIRGINIA CONSOLIDATED.
Nothing new, except the assessment
of 81 per share, levied a week ago.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-15
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

Arrivals.
BIZ WELLS, HARao AND co.'s n
Mr. Hyman, Mrs LYMAN. CScheidel, Mr.
Mason, Mr. Jackson, J Mallory, Mr. Lewis, J
Manning, Mr. Haley, Mary Monahan, Wm
n Campbell, w Waters, Mr. Smith and lady,
w James, F Brooks.
Departures.
sY WELLS, FARGO AND co.'s LISR.
" s Wright, 10 Stewart. Mr. Easton. Mr.
Rossiter, Mrs Seamond, r II Brown, Tony
Ward, Mr. Wolfe. Mr. Pixley and wife, Annie
Pixlsy, Minnie Pixlsy, Lucy Pixley, Morris
Gregory, Sam Dennis, Belle Davis, William
WEIGH, Mrs Gee, Mr. Lyle, Jas Mellen.
BY WOODRUFF n EXSoR's LINE.
J Stubs, L Leopard, Mr. MeKinstry, Mr.
Rogers, Martin Evans, o Smith, w Graves,
Henry Lines, VIM Childs.
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Tue WONDERFUL GREGoRY's. -
Everybody will Of course rush to see
the celebrated Gregory. combination Of
acrobats, gymnasts pantamomists,
trained dogs. miniature circus, etc.,
next week ut Piper's Opera House,
especially at the opening next Monday
night. Fifty cents will be charged extra
for reserved seats, and the same may
be secured OH application ut the the
alter. All bringing ladies should by
all means secure reserved seats, in Or
der to have good ones, otherwise they
might get crowded out altogether. The
entertainments given by the Gregory's
are as attractive to the ladies rs to the
gentlemen, and they have crowded
houses wherever they go.
TERpsIcuoREAN ACADEMY. Read
Professor .Ascheim's advertisement in
another column. His dancing academy
Is n Of the institutions Of the day,
and is well attended by those DESTROYS
of learning, or ~perfecting themselves
in the polite and popular accomplish
ment. BY reference to advertisement
under head Of New To-day " Will be
seen that the Professor will give a
sOiree on next Wednesday evening,
where undoubtedly a good time Will
be had by all participants.
PRINTER MIssINa.-A. j. Brooks,
formerly a compositor in this office,
left for San Francisco the first Of last
August, and since his arrival there his
friends here have been unable to learn
any tidings regarding him, although
they have repeatedly written to know
whether he be alive or dead. Brooks
is n young man. Of limited stature,
rather good looking, heavily peck
marked, and has relatives living In
Mariposa County, California. His
friends here ara very anxious to hear
from or about him.
NEW DANCING ScHooL.-Millington,
the well known and popular teacher of
dancing. opens n school ut Athletic
Hall, Virginia. next Tuesday, January
18th. All the various popular dances
of the day taught. HIS long expert
ence and favorable reputation In that
line ensures him q large and good
school. See his advertisement under
head Of New To-day"
.sIL TBoyAToRE" To-NIoHr.-Ver-
dis very popular opera Of III Troya-
tore" will be given at pipsr's 0pers
House this evening. All. who have
not already secured reserved seats, OF
do not do so forthwith, will find them.
selves out of luck,
P~ospryELY THE LAsr.-ro-morrow
evening IS positively the very last o
the engagement of the famous Brignol
Opera Troupe, at Piper's festive the
inter-, as OH Monday evening the Won
derful Gregorys" make their first ap
pearance at that popular theater.
RELIGIOUS SERyIoEs.-Bishop Whit
aker will hold service at st. john
Church, ON Sunday next, at . o'ciocl
= ". Sunday school will meet ut
quarter before l O'Clock. All are cor
daily invited to attend. ~
Cropsr BrRpsAIL.-The Mland En-
,i,e of Thursday says that George Bird
sSsll has been confined to his room, II
Hamilton, for several days past, VIII
iniammatory rheumatism.
MuLna.-The MaripOsa MILL, o.
Cedar Raylne, Is now running on Hal
. Norsross ore, and the Summit mil
IN ore from the Sacramento CedaI
Hill.
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Q MINING fFRMs.

The stock market has shown some
little degree Of animation during the
past week, yet exhibiting no decided
tendency for q substantial progressive
advance. The market closes firm, how
Y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-01

ENDORSEMENT OF TIE PRESS;
The many thousands cured At this establish.
mCnt within the last twenty years, and tho nu.
mCrouS Important fRlcAl OpGfatians Performed
by Or, Johnston, witnessed by The fdpprturs Of
The SIN and many other papers, notice. pfgyhieh
have appeared AgalTi and again befoFe the public,
besides his standing as q gentleman OF character
and rcspcctablity, Is sufficient guarantee to the
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
mAFiG LTtfl! n
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PUNGRNCIEs.3

"A citizen OF Buffalo was passing
through one ofsthe back streets Of thai
city, Sunday afternoon, when he both
observed and heard 20 little boy crying
lnstily. 2 Approaching the urehlnt he
kindly asked; HfWhy,s little boy, what do
you want" 8 booking up into The inter.
rogators face, the prccocIohs juvenile 10
piled In whining accents, " I've got the
beller.ache, that's Whit I-wantf' : r.;
i, Magistrate, To dishonest clerk-g You
lave also stolen $500 from your employ
err Heaven forbid, your Honor ]
lave only commenced the warfare against
capital ,5s,o,s ,4s..s5.,E :
,.i-" DO you good ~ asked . bright little
chap Of Miss BudsliS lSAbbat6l school
teacher, tho other day EtOh,TnoS was
the becoming reply , @tfYou ANTI We'll,
I knew youiwasGt pretty, but ]. always
thought you was good" DE j. ,npl b
The Rondout CoUt6r gets the follow.
ing story from a telegraph operator In
that village: A member Of the Masonic
order telegraphGd TO q companion down
tho river somewhere Mako room for ten
Royal Arch MasonsR Coming to-day
When the companions arrived tho found
q pom had been built Tor their accon0tla.
ton, tho telegram at It's destination read.
ing-"AIake room for ten r MS Com:
ing to-day" - wt'i0fr 40
.IaLA Nevada mother, thankful for the
restoration ola daughter from the "agrr,"
nihlfshes the fact md Cfyes the credit
10 -4-'s bitters. She says Ny dapgh'
ter Sarah Ann, who, ifI do say 1t, Is, the
handsomest girl in Holt county, has been
troubled with chills and fever for going
on six months, and the doctors couldn't
do her my good" A bottle Of the bitters
was not half gone when tho "chills quit
on her" .~s ',.,..
AS Governor Fairchild and q friend
were riding by rail from Madison, lately
two young ladies with their beaux enter.
cd the crowded car, and tho distinguished
gentlemen surrendered their seats. TO the
fair ones. But great was their surprise to
sec the young men occupy their seats. and
take their fair companions upon their laps
"By George" said the Governor, I'VE
lA4I6ub hhNS hOAS NaAea fHIi II"
Josh Billings has been to Long
Branch, and thereof writes: "Thebiggcst
thing they hav got here for tho present IL
tho pool OF water in front Of the hotels
Tho pool Il sed, bi good judges, tow be
5000 miles in length, and in some places
miles in thickness. Into this poo, every
day OF 10 o'clock, the folks oil retire
males and females, and widders, promis.
kuSs. They dress in flannel attire, ov
menny col0rS, and look az near like, when
they arc in the pool, az flock Of ducks
and brakes. The water in this pool haz
stood so long it haz got salty, and ought
tew bG changed" l,.a'0' uah
Only the other day two "dearcst
friends" were In conversation. "My dear
said the eldest, "do YOU know that your
husband told me last night that my checks
were like rOscsP" AYES, love, i know lie
did. lie spoke Of il alCrward, and said
It was pity they were yellow roses"
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might be allowed g taksg 9 FAC II siazs Of
the signatures 10 the Declaration Of indie,
pendence, from the original parchment by
applying o dampened sheet Of paper,
which he represented would be an enates
~ harmless o6efati Mi Adam OBJ
fectSd 20 the experiment, 6ppfs hs6ding
dantSG tothe d6cdmEnt; but tho Prebi:
dent, M. Mtinroe, thought there was no
danger; and % the. transfer was made;
and The result Ei been as Mi. Adams
teafed-the 0t9gfhaI signatures have been
nearly ruined, only the stronger ones be-
ing at all legible.n = a'h.". Si. ~. s'.-
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MlSNEsorA is becoming infested with
gypstc0
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oRGAnIC,WRAKSESS
y DR. ROBINSON.

Member Of tho Royal 6oiisSS u Surgeons, Lon.
don, Graduate 81 ono Of TIC most eminent Col.
leees In the United States, and tho greater part
Of Hhoee Lie has beep Gpent In tho hospltAl9 Of
4ohdon, Paris, Phil4delphl8 aud elsewhere, has
Greeted some Of the ipbtt tStoniIhlhg epra4 that
were ever known. AAny troubled Wfth ringing In
the bead and cars who'd asleep, great nervous.
heaa, being alarmed at sudden sounds, balhfnl
times With deFSngement Of mind, were cared i'm.
mGdiAtGly 90 r - ~ - -a'.,''I
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Married PoESonaJ o. Young lfon contemplating
marriage, being GWAfe Of Phyhleal WeilmeS6,
Organic Debility, DeformldeS speedily cared,
K. He who plAce8 himself undAf The cafe OF Dr, J,
.mAHrelld 0ualy ebAddR IN his honor Il 8 Egnlle.
man, and Confidently rClF upon his Skiil GS 1 ply.
nlninM z l--L-L- ~ ~ lLLt ~ NJ IL.
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MEpicAL.1 al
WOM n,

49,
WOMAN.
oIEiS R2 i 2SpssSlhllsa I'd iiBaporenp.
relations slsHa AaGsi ,S4Aar peculiar OF,
stslysl JiR l19di sii
glntEatOn, and he Oaee' SghIshl tASy perform
are sasJost many "A ESsodsp nom
these o6hhtO9ts Is ! M l Y sh'lF hap,
plness and welfare, fOf none can b happy who
are III. Not only x, bat no one Of these various
l.. y, III J.,,rs-t.s o.. T,t,1. tiat
female oaRPlalat' can long b suffered Y run on
without, involving the general health Of ithsin.
dIvidsll, and ere louEpsOducthg permanent alex;
meas ma premature decline Nor . 1t pleasant
ti.gHiI EivgNniLN iuit1,i y IN 30 .
10 consult physician loF The relief Of thssOya.
ipu' delicate aasff0a' and only apea t4s most
wgentncoes'itTMill q trHsIomAn 70 tAF saetiaes
tlts.E,.,tIt Ft fltr t,UFr4tf u ,.lll GAil -.
het greatest ehitm q TO DO this. The sSK !, WI
then thank US for placing in their hands simple
specifics which wiz % tgnV4! aals4P!9aH inFolIOr.
Ing aud curing slnOttSIsry one Otthose ttGahls
some complaint, peculiar 70 Tho *. 'ls.,
HEtHaqGD'p ExFRApF- or, Ruup,r Hundreds
suffer on in silence and hundred, q othsFs Gpply
yAlnlytO druggists and dostots, who eithOF mere
y tnutslize them WITH the hope Of cure Or up
ply remedies which make, them Fortc., IEOuia
not wish to INSERT anything that would do THUS!
tics to the ualIcted, bpt am obliged 70 say that
although it may DO produced nom excessive OK
bauStlop of he powers OF lie. BY l.borious en-.
Observation-Disclosures air, and food. ur6t,ss
mcnytruatiou, the dsO Of tea and cofics, ana h.
ousnt childbirth. Ills far ottausr caused BY dI.
,cttrr,totIon .pp,Iod to the mucous nsiubra ne
Of the vagina ITSELF .+''' l'''' s'"'I''
When reviewing the causes ofthtse distressing
eom,p,.,pt, Il Il moi. paInhil 10 contemplate the
attendant evils consequent upon Them It Is but
simple justice to the subject to eIumeratei = few
Of tho many additional causes which 20 largely
AFFECT the life, health and happiness Of woman in
all classes Of society, and which, consequently,
Affect more or less directly, the welfare Of the en-.
tIfc human family. The mania that exists for
prccOotous education and marriage, causes. tho
years that nature designed for cnrpOreal develop
ment to bOWaSted and perverted In hCrcstraintl
Of dreSS, The early confinement OF school, ana
especially In tho unhealthy excitement Of the
ballroom. Thus, with the body hAli'clOthCd'
and the mind undnly excited by pleasure, per,
ycrtIng In midnight revel thu hours designed by
nature for slssp and rest, thowOrk ofdea'ructIon
is half accomplished.
In consequence of this carly strain upon her
system unnecessary effort Is required by the del
catO vOtary to retain her situation in school at
later day. thuS agGraVAting lls OWL "hon ono
excitement is over, another In prospective keeps
The mind mOrbidly sensitive to Impression while
TIC no" constant restraint o. fA'hionAO'e ute'''
absolutely i0so'uO'"S '"0 'A'ss''e mus pO'''AO'
TO 'ne attainment anu Fe'on''o" 0l organic H'4''"
and strength INC exposure 70 n'gnE 'EE' Eno SUI
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REPEREEcE BY PERMISSION.
Hon. VIM. Z. Stevenson, Governor West Va.
r. L. Berkshire, Judges supreme Court Of
M FtJn1CtHl BptFl1 appeals Of kyNgt w;
" ]. s. Jackson, Jr., Judge Of U. 3. District
Court, W. Va.
d. D. r. FHFnAwOrth, President nr ScnAte,
WestVa
A. WernIngur, member SGnAtr.
Jacob H0FibrO0k, Pre8E West Va. InS Co.
Jacob N. BlChel, Vice Prest,
Caleb Boggess, Attorney, ClatksburH, W. Va
samuel Woods. - Phlllippl,
B. White, Sheriff Mercer county,
yH6aDaTiR, SOnAtC4 Mineral eOuntYLl VI
fN C&mden, lfcsldGnt Of First National Bank,
PaFkersburg
And the following members Of tue House Of Dele
gates OF West Virginia:
Y0n, u, II. Smith, kanawha cOnnty.-,I,
90 ~ 0.G. BurgeSS, Wayne ..
- .oit~JAmO8 Guthrie, WetEsl "fi%
4" Nathan Col, Harrison q" dts t"a
" IOseph Tetcr, Barbour
3. n. Hill, Marion
James HerYey, Brooke
=" Martin Judy, Grant
" r. Davidson, Taylor
Henry BEannon, Lewis
" Floyd Nicely, DOddrdge !"
], T. BoWyer, Putnam
Us. wilkinson, Lincoln
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