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Beauty Of American Women.

RSm Ratsaaa't Rag.aastne. .:..i.# ~ 1
Nature, Inns endowed Tho American lady
with a prorusiOn Of rich gifts fur beyond
her less favored sisters abroad. Ifreally
great beauties are cnmnarativcly rare
and even on this point the diversity OF
taste may lead to. a difference Of opinion
the ma ority Of women. arc more than
merely, fair, They arg, almost without
exception, delicatGly made, and in this re-
spect very different from the robust type
6f.tKs English girl d tie period, with her
ruddy color, her fill form, and her deep,
masculine voice, and still more different
from the heavy, angular German girl, who
combines so mysteriOusly an, Immense
amount Of Scntimentality with an unlim-
tied appetite. The neck and the extrem-
tiles are uniformly so small that European
establishments have TO maker collars,
GLOVES and shoes especially for the Amer
lean market, certain sizes Of these three
articles being utterly unSalcable In Europe.
Hence, when the American girl reaches
her natural heaven, Paris and has been 0
few weeks in the hands oil French artists,
she Is simply perfection She Outshines
the Partisan on her own privileged ground.
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Five Cents, Worth of Glue.


George had broken the rocker off from
his Christmas toy horse, and was iincon'
sOlablc.
%Oh, never mind" said aunt Eva, 'just
run out and get me five cents worth OF
glue, and we will see what can be done"
The glue was found few doors down
the street, and us there was li0glue-pot Ia
the house, aunty cxtGlnporized, ono. She
begged an old tin box Of mother and set
1t inside Of q tin cup with 2. little water in
It She put the glue in the tin box, with
little water to It, and thenTset'a on the
back Of mOIhrr'a StOvO quite out OF the
way. :. 80,
n ..NotS Georgic, amllscl yourself WITH
SOME tiipg ellie undE Latter di1peE and then
y6ti hl1y See mo doctor tlisI disabled
horse"
Tic little boy was comlortcd, and with
Sucl a prospect before linn, could take
pleasure in Ills multitude Of other toys as
before. While there, was no hope Of re.
storing the other air the rest ptoftedhm
nothing, ~ 4e;qe ,
set away, and US auntie had her hand in
tue Qlblueo6I sue hshGN ,bnSSE r"S ""J
Thing else she could do for anybody.
"Would that stick on the buck Of my
photograph album n asked Allce.J iE0
40 be sure Il would, dear. Bring II
nhi"tt II w. 1liR
"Hould 1t tinker up my geography"
asked Ralph, producing tic book; =,
f'Bring me all the broken, backedbOo ,"
said auntic, cheerfully.
"You might get the stercscope fixed VI"
suggested mother. "You Know how much
W. have Wished that was in order, when
thcyoung people arc in evenings"
You remember your fan, Lucy|
StDcarf6es Yes Fpn't 1t be nlccif that
can, be mend9ls II % such pretty tans
Ss6 they kept coming, and aQrtie had p
busy time Of II. But such satisfaction
and convenience as that small investment
in gluesalEordcd the wholc family! So
many sllfle tki1gG wefs slns g Fights,
Witch Mad bcen!%holt y.tliFowhF aside for
want fjust drop. or twoOfgluc. Twenty
five cents worth Of glue a year in q house
bold, well used, will, l may safely say,
save more than tW6nty-fivGski QIlarsl worth
Of PROPERTY, ara twice tlIat amount Of In
Convenience ~ =
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0h1IafeLEf QetrCfr.
ExRLY mI7RiAcEs.0 FI
WHY ther should be CONDEMNED.

An know or should! know, the opinion
of the good and wise Franklin upon the
subject of early marriages Perhaps
franklin was philosOphically right in his
opinion but facts 80 10 prove that he was
practically wrong. For Instance, gentle
men oil know, or should know, that the
children Of very young parents arc gen.
orally deficient In strength q BODY and
mind, and commonly do young Frank:
In was lie fifteenth childlof lib father,
and the eighth of his mother; and, more
still, he was the youngest child for five
successive generations on his mother
side, from whom, more than from his
,tathcr,l he inherited bis eminent talents
Pitt, Fox and Burke were each the
youngest child 81 their Respective tami.
lies . Daniel Webster WAS the youngest
by d second marriage 80 also was Lord
Bacon, whose father was fifty and his
mother tliirty!two years Of age at his
'blrthli JhdgU slory's mother was forty
four at his birth; Benjamin West was the
tenth child Of his parents; and Dr.. Dod'
bridge was the twentieth child by one
father and mother 1t. is pr0ECrb that
the ''y6dngest children are the stnattest"
Evidently because the parents arc mature
in mind and body, and consequently
transmit u high order Of mentality 70
their offspring. sDOek Che Intelligent ta1.
mer expect healthy and luxuriapt crop
when he seeds with "dwarhsh' green corn
or unripe pOtatoesle And Why not bring
into rGquisitiOn ds much science and COM
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Some Advice 10 Voting Ladies about
Using Slang Words.

OMub 6luuBf WgA4N
i+Gitls,N don't talk Slang ? cIfit il hecessa.
nv that any one should do. that, Let It be
your big brother, though would advise
him not TO adopt pigeon English" when
there is,An elegant systqmattled Language
he can Just rs well use. But don't you do
1t; You can have no idea how 1t sounds
TO ears unused to or adverse to 1t, 10 hear Il
young lady, when she IS asked TO attend 4
place OF amusement answer mot much"
or If she Is asked to do something she does
not wish to, "can't see itg
Not long ago heard u young miss, who
isl educated and accomplished, say, in
speaking Of q young man, that she intend:
Cd ITO 90 for him !" and her sister asked
her assistance ut some work, shcanswercd
'''NOt for. Joe." " ~ - .f
Now young ladies Of unexCeptiOnable
character and really good education, fall
into this habit, thinking 1t shows smart,
+ncs tUanSwer! back in slang phrases; md
they soon slip 1ippantly from their tongues
with q sallCy pertneSS, that Is not lady like
or becoming. Young men who talk IN
that way do not care 10 hear 1t from tho
lips they love oradmirC. ltsounds much
coarscr then. II bot" or "you bet" Is
well enough between men who trade
horses or lands; but the contrast Is start.
ling and positively shocking when young
MN. Is holding,the hand oi-his lady'lovc,
to hear those words issue from her-ltps.
They seem ut once to surround her with
the Tougher associations Of his daily life,
and bring her down from the pedcstalOf
puFity, Nhefeon t6 had placed her, to bis
And really, slang docs not save time in
the use OF language, us an authoritative
Nolfs shorter and more decided than mot
much y and 7"T know" or n nm SURE"
is quite as easily said ms "I'll bet" More
than one promised wedding has been in.
dsanitely postponed by such means; for
however, reniss young men may DO them.
selves they look for better things in the
rirlsso their choice; and It does not help
Them mend bad habit TO adopt II too,
Besides two wrongs never make n right
I know the bright eyed girl who reads this
will think the matter over and say am
PiDhta
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What the Leading Democratic Paper
of the United States Says About
the permRnency Of West Vir. \
-, ~. rinin nN n Rtnfa. - NJ
ginia as a State.

The following paragraph is taken from
the New York World of Sunday last:
"There comes a distressing rurnor that
the State officers Of West Virginia are liv.
Ing under tents at Charlcstown, to which
point tic seat Of government was lately
removed from Wheeling, 1t appearing that
Charlcstown Is one Of those rural bUrghs
where tho town cannot be seen for the
trees, and Inns as yetnO State House or
sign thereof. All Of which Is bad for tho
ofticials; hut, Us this rotton.boroughi State
business Is SOON olbG upset. OUR friends
need not long look for capital. Rich
mond will doP - TYT
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q ~ EdADETsm1Ps.i M w
senator Wilson's Bill to Regulate
sqrUf Ap p me !, III


Mr.. Wilson's cadet bill provides that
Whenever appointments 70 cadetahlps, 10
tho Military or Naval Academy arc to be
made from any district, tho Representa-
tive from such district shNll appoint q
committee Of three competent persons,
resident therein, to examine applicants,
who shall give notice 10 the inhabitants Of
said district OF the time and plrcC Of such
examination. They shall carefully cx-
amino allAppllcants, md decide and re.
port 10 such Representative the result Of
such examination, and from the persons
reported as possessing the highest order
of merit, said Representative shall elect a
candidate and return tho same 10 the
Secretary of War or Navy, as the case
may be.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

RATHER sooN-The campaign for tho
Spcakership Of tho next Congress opened
quite Unexpectedly in the chronte1e satur-
day morning. 1t will now have ten
months TO run with six. months Of pre-"
limlpaEy work before q single member Of
the .42d Congress will be elected. The
editorial paragraph referred 10 Is as fol-
lows: nj Is said that a quiet canvass for
the Speaker 81 the next House Of Repre-
sentativcs Of tho United States among
members certain Of reelection dlSClOses
great strength for The Hon. James g.
Blaine, the Incumbent That Is well. It
would be surprising II 1t were not 50.
Tho Speakers chair was never more &C.
ecptably fllCdHtrE gti. l.i' g.n'u alfaI
-TnR AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.
"A long debate iwaShsld on PROPOSE.
ton tllat students, before nlatricuatingI
shall pass IN examination in mathematics,
Latin and Greek. After a long debate, d
substitute was adopted that the system Of
collegiate education proposed by tho Con.
NCuIlOn VI 4oVt HUuIu pC W SAStoGS thS
profession, and that tho requirements for
the degree OF Doctor Of Medicine must
DO determined by each college for itself
Tue PUBLIC DEBT,-The Treasury De-
partment Inns reason to be pleased with its
condition ln April last year the public
debt was decreased little over &, 900 00gl.
The statement to be issued Tuesday morn,
Ing viii show a decrease Of at least g..
100000. The Secretary hns ISSUED orders
for the May programme. He soils 1900
600 Of gold ind buys 81, 5000 Of bonds
during tho month, which Is IN increase
over April Of g, 600 900 gold and $1,000.
900 bonds In addition, the Treasurer
sold 81, 100000 Of interest gold Saturday,
and will on Monday buy one million Of
hnnha on That account -
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FROM DIR, LLOYD A PHYSICIAN OF LARGE
- PRACTICE.

AfteF reading the above high recommendation,
InTRlIds cannot reasonably hesitate TO give INC
KOSEo0 TRIAL.
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reflect that's sound mind and body arc tho most
necessary requisites to promote connublAl hAppi.
neSs; Indeed, without these the Journey through
life becomes weary pilgrimage; the prospect
hourly darkens 70 tho view, tho mind becomes
ShAdowCdlw With despair and 1ed with the ind.
anehOly reelection that tho happiness Of smother
becomes hliRhtGd with Our own 1.srI.... NJ f.fIf
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But such as remain can 10 saved for
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Its occasional use will prevent the hair
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-05-03
APPROVED 81 THE HIGHEST MEDICAL AUTHORITY
/. Kos. <: O.Oi
Endorsed and recommended by the President Of
? the Faculty Of the 4. Medical College Of the
City OF New York.

PRoEEssoR n. s. NEWTON, N. D., "
Professor and President of the Faculty, late
Professor Theory and Practice" Of
-....s "a, Medicine, Cincinnati, &c. a.--tl
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AgU-well known As the author OF the following
STANDARD medical works: NEwTON's "PRAG
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"NEWTON'B SYAEs SURuERY," &C., IN December
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says: '''" - 80
l!Amohg the more recant efforts to Introduce
popularity, some Of the new remedies, we notice
Rpew Preparation compounded by J. J.. Law.
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KOskOo Cures scrorula in It's Worst
'" Forms. 1

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KusEou CURES CHRONIC RHEUMATISM.

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baltimore az Ohio Railroad 10,
MRMEIEFF s
IDA6SENGER TRAINS WIFI RUN
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oember 9th, 1809-iW wheeling tina. , -
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Member Of tho Royal College Of Surgeons, Lon.
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T 7 {
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especially, who 6sYd 81 Gm9 ~ Victims Of Soil.
taty Vice, that dreadful and destructive habit
which annually uWVUps 70 an uptmsly' grave
thouGGndB Of Young Men Of the most excellent
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Who have injured themselves by q certain prac'
learned nom evil companions, OF at school, The
effects Of which arc nightly felt, even when
asleep, and, Ifnot cured, fendGrs marriage impOs.
sible, and destroys both mind and body, should
apply Immediately. 'i'l ffT:TEI'''EET
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ENDORSEMENT UF TIE PNESS'
The many Thousands cured at this establish.
mont within tho Last tRGnty years, and The nu.
murOus important surgical operations performed
by DR.. Johnston, witnessed by the reporters Of
The Sun aud many other papers, notices Of which
have appeared again aud again before tho public,
besides his standing a. 4 gentleman Of character
and responsibility, 10 sufficient guarantee 70 The
afflicted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
marlOf ! TtIrrisE & 1Iiyrlg
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-30

gate capacity of $500 gallons. One Of
these tanks contains hot water, three
OF them cold, and one is kept filled
with sweet water" or water purified
rom all salts by distillation. The
attic Is also used az Il store room for
crucibles, etc, and contains a number
OF hot-house plants of luxriant growth
the property of Colonel Curry, the
superintendent OF Construction of this
magnificent structure.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-30
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
District C~ourt-uoy. SAMUEL II. wn,

District Court-IIos SAMUEL II. WRIGHT
THURSDAY, December 20.
The State of Nevada VS.. Henry 4,
Rhoades, administrator of L. Rhoades,
deceased, ct al; motion for new trial
argued and submitted, and taken UNI
der advisement.
Clark a Wells VS.. Lyon County
jury trial called for, and cause contin-
ued until 10 O'Clock a. IN. Tomorrow.
In the matter of the estate of Peter
Johnson, deceased; petition of III. IL.
Bence, administrator, praying for an
order to sell personal properly, was
grantedt
+. Hitler VS.. J. NJ. Thompson; cause
continued for the term nj cost of de-
PENDANT.
a veniro for thirty trial jurors was
issued, r%eturnable at 10 o'clock a. III.
on Friday.
Court adjourned until 10 a. IN. De-
cember Both.