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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-02
New York DRY Goods Market,

New York, October 1.-The market
is fairly active, with a good demand fol
standard and light makes Of brown cot.
tons and canton ilannels. An increasing
demand is shown for prints, which are
very active, and some dark colonngs are
still in short supply. Woolens quiet and
neglected, except for new styles OF cassl.
meres in better qualities. Wool flannela
and blankets doing well. Hosiery in
good request. Foreign goods firm; in
small assortmcnLs prices are generally
steady.
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TOLEDO, October 1.-Flour-Quict and
unchanged. Wheat-Dcmand lair and
market firm; No. / white Wabash 81 90;
No. do 81 20; No. white Michigan
81 05; amber Michigan 81 40; No. 2 red
81 444al 45; seller October 81 AL; buyer
October 81 45i; No. 3 red 81 37i; rejected
81 80. Corn-Fair demand but at lower
rates; high mixed 44ia44sc; low mixed
43sc; white 4Sc; no grade $3.50; damaged
Acc. Oats-Du!l but unchanged; No. /,
SAC; No, 2, 26c,
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CHcAao, October 1.-Flour-Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat Demand good
at Iull prices; No. l spring 81 94a
! 25; No. 2, Il 1871. Corn-No.2 mixed
S5ic. Rye-No. 2, 55c. Barley-Fall
No2, G5taGGc. Provisions-Inactive and
prices nominany unchanged. No sales
OF any article reported. Whisky-De.
mand fair and market firm at SOC.
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Ofa Cup of Coffee.

II has been truthful said that oven In
these enlightened days. and In the lands
most blessed by the influence of civiliza-
ton, there are thou sand upon thousands
OF persons born into the world who live
long lives and then 60 down into their
graves without ever having tasted a good
cup Of coffee. There are many reasons for
this, and the principle one, ofCourse, must
be that SO few persons know how to make
good coffee. And yet there have been
thousands Of receipts and directions pub
ltshed which teach us how 10 make good
coffee by boiling II; by not boiling II; by
combining the essence and aroma; by ma
king II in an open vessel; by sleeping 1t
by not sleeping 1t; by clearing It; by not
clearing II; by grinding 1t fine; by grind
Ing It coarse; and by many other methods
opposed % each other and to all these,
Now, we do not intend to try to tell any
body how to make good coffee, but we
wish TO say word about the treatment
OF the coffee after 1t Is made. And on this
treatment depends It's excellence, brew 1t
as you may. The rule Is simple-never
decant It. Whatever else you do about II,
bring It to the table in the vessel in which
1t was made, A handsome urn or gorge
GUS cOfleepot Is the grave Of good coffee.
Orcourse, II It Is considered more desir-
able to have tho pot look well than to
have the coffee taste well, we have moth
ing more 10 say. But when hot coffee is
emptied from one vessel into another the
kitchen ceiling generally receives that
essence.laden vapOr which should have
found It's way into the cups on tho break.
fast table, And one word about these
cups. When the coffee enters them 1t
should find the milk or.the cream already
there. BY observing these rules ordinary
coffee, made in almost any way, Is very
often palatable indeed.-Home and S0ciS.
~, tScfbner's for October.
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GovERNMENTs-Firm at tat per cent
STATE BoNDs-steady.

sTocKs-In face Of the stringency Of
money stocks have been firnl all day
though the market fell, with the excep'
tion OF Pacific Mail and Western Union,
In the former bull movement carried
prices from 7Sf to Is, from which point
It reacted on large sales Of long stock tic
'76i. The sales for tho day reached
100000 shares, Western Union rose to
70t, attributed to the old party, who car
ried 1t 10 70, the transactions amounting
to Al, 600 shares. A movement is said tc
DO in preparation TO advance Erie, the
leading part to be played this time il
London. -,--,r-... 'N'
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OLD PEorLE.-Mrs, Naomi Howell,
aged 104 years, died at the residence Of
her son, near Rock Hill, Flushing town
ship, Belmont county, Ohio, on the 18th
inst. She attended the funeral OF George
Washington. She retained her mental
and physical vigor TO a remarkable de-
gree. MrsG Mary Talbot died at the
residence oil her daughter, in Richmond
Jefferson county, Ohio, on the 9th inst, a.
the advanced ago of l02 years and II
months, lacking one day. 10
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ACCIDENT IN BRAxToN.-Mr. Joseph
James, residing six miles south ofSuttcn,
while engaged in grinding cane, yester-
day, had his left hand caught In the cOgs
Of the mill, crushing themiddle finger and
greatly injuring the others. DR.. Newton
was called in to-day, and amputated the
middle finger, dressed the hand, left the
patient feeling much better, but minus a
finger,- Weston Democrat,
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New YORK Money and stock Market

N0" AOAA A0oASI oAN SSONA AoAASes
NEW York, October 1.-GoLD-Strong
throughout the day; opened at ia, soon
went up to la, and closed at 1144a114s.
Cash gold brought 1.16 per cent Tor use.
The Smith party who recently squeezed
the gold market are said to be short now,
and Mr.. Drew, through the German
houses, Is squeezing them. Clearings,
$s80O0,0OO. Treasury disbursements,
$4,000. Customs receipts, $55O,OOO.
MoNEY-Active and stringent all day
at 1.89 per cent and interest TO / per
cent per day, with bulk loans at 1.lG to
and interest. Discounts also stringent at
12al5 per cent for use.
STERLING ExoHANeE-Weak and nom.
inal at 1O7ta1O7t for long and 1Oo4al0s9
Tor short sight.
GovERNMENTs-Firm at lat per cent
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AFPRAY IN. UPsuUR.-0n Tuesday,
the nth inst, there was quite serious
atEray occurred III Union Township Up
shur county, which rcsultedSln the shoot
ing OF W. Trusser by Irael Marteeny,
Trussler was shot through tho thigh but
tho wound WAS not considered dangerous
Matreeny, VIC believe, came and gave
himselfup to the authorities, and gave
bond for his appearance.-7 Westsn Lem
OerGt. H.H alf- T. Fl. EIfE. e,
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Milwaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE, October 1.--Flour-
Quiet and unchanged. Wheat-Markct
steady, with moderate demand; No. l
81 81; No. 2, 81 214. Corn-Steady
No. 2 mixed 3Gc. Oats-Steady; No. 2
94ic. Rye-No. l, 54c. Barley-Fall
No. 2, 69c.
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!WlHD PIGEONS are reported unusually
abundant in the mountain regions of this
county, west Of Cumberland: Near Oak.
lane, Accidentand Grantsvflle large mum.
.terS have been bagged, and the sport Of
shooting them has been entered into by
old people and young, in fact by every.
body that can procure shot gun. The
acorn mast in the region above NEIL
toned is the cause OF attracting these
birdsln such large numbers.-CamJerland
Mana ,L---- .. IL.
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haTHE solitary Democrat in tho Maine
Senate elect, has challenged brother
member, Of Republican proclivities, to a
game of "0ld Sledge," to decide whether
the Democrat shall join the Republicans,
or the other man go over to the Demo.
cratic side. The poor fellow says he
might as well be banished to Crusoe's
Island at once as attempt to occupy, in
isolated grandeur, the waste places Of the
Democratic end OF the Senate chamber.
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, October 1.-Groceriet
-Molasses-New syrup sold at 81 90
others unchanged.
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'!aalHlnsuranc6:- sa'ia5lI
Life InsuranCIeC Co.
OF VIRGINIA.
Ia t..
capltaI--s2ss,ooo 90

Life Policies arc noW generally conceded 10 be
among the most certain and desirable Of invest.
ment9. This Company, managed on principles
Of strict economy oilers the lowest rates Of pre-,
minms, constituent with safety, and lower, we
In the State. Ii success 10 an established fact,
All reserve from premiums, a. security 70 Tie
policy holders, additional 10 the capital stock, d
invested BY the Local Boards, within that local..
" from which Il IL derived.
Being convinced BY their knowledge Of the In.
pose its Directory, and by q thorough exAmlna.
tion OF its plan Of organization, that II ID In
every respect arellable Company, the subscribed
citizens Of Wheeling, who have themselves sub.
ecribed TO its stock, and organised rs Local
Board, feel warranted In commencing the enter.
pie Of the State:
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Manufactured BY z. REID, Wheeling, ". Va.
claim that 1t cannot DO exeelled, Ist, In puri.
" and quality; ID, In economy, because Il IA
Arm and hard IS soon as made and will not shrink
when exposed 70 the atmosphere, like most
aoaps do. It viii therefore wash half a. mnch
more As the soaps now In market Of tho same
price; Sd, ForPcrfection In washing. You must
wash with pure, clean soap, or you cannot have
clean, white clothes. USs ~ PGpoFtI Soap and
you will have no more trouble getting your
clothes white and fAultlaSe, and guarantee tbAt
II will not inlure the akin or tho most delIcSts
fabrics. eth, claim for It an advantage over Al
othCrs In that i will bear leaving in water for
or 10 honfs without injuhng It, Other Soaps arc
rendered useless BY forgetting them In M tu6
or basin Aitcf using. Please ENQUIRE Of youi
grocer for tho Favorite Soap, and you wifi Ia
convinced that Il 10 tho best, "t'f"' y
HtehanleF Fdp0rih Soap, DIaEufaetIirsd b, n
Rsld, RhetllH0, n, "a" ~ @'
Manufactured ard cold at Wholesale BY
EDWARD REID,
Soap and Candle ManufSctufcr.
AuRaS Wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-02

THE pre.hysteric period-Beiorc tight
lacing was invented.
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A KANGAROO is a curious chap; when
it's wide awake it's leaping. Esaf
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DIRECTORS
William Bailey, Alouzo L,ortnp.
DR.. VIM. j. Bates, a. III. AdSms
Andrew ]. Panneil, James r. RaTnps
Henry Stamm, Thomas HuVbes'
A. ]. Cecil,
This Company having been In successful oper.
alton for nearly two years ID prepared 70 lake
risks at hir rates on Buildings or all kinds, MGR.
chAndiee, Manufacturing Establishments, FurnI.
tIfe, Steamboats,, and cargoes on tho Western
Rivers and Lakes, also to Issue perpetual policies
On dwellings and Stores. This Company being
composed mostly Of our leading business men.
recommends itself 70 tho favorable consideration
Of the lnsuring public, and solicitg their p1tro-
mage. Applications for insurance will be prompt.
" attended 70 at their Office, BAILEYS BLOCK
No. l06 Market street.
WILLIAM BAILEY, Pres't.
N. O. ARTHUR, Sec'y.
W. Il. AGNEW, Asst sec'y. hnis
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A wEsTERN settler-The sun at even
ing.
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1NCLA1R'S SINGLE ACTING
NJ NONFREBZING, COMBINED UYnRGIT
IL! AND FORCE PUMPS-Patent0d June 9,
Wherever known, Is now acknowledged to be
@e pes' pump ior oil purposes yet patented,
Manufactured at Bridgeport, Ohio.
Please Remember Tho Best ia
Always the Cheapest.
we are now prepared to MI orders, or put I'm
lhese pumps on short notice, and guaranteed or.
Tire satisfaction, and would call the attention Of
nc public TO the following advantages claimed
lst. It's economy in construction, combined
| cheapest Pump In uso, w ''''' 'nO
"a. As the stock iS galvanized wrought Iron a.
WIN neither crack from tho effects 81 tho sun
| nor decay or rust ~"
Sd Tho great enemy Of tho Pumps 1, fros,
which In single night Often destroys and splits
me very DcSt material aud hendCFH useless in
the hour OF greatest need 80
This Pump Cannot Freeze
Because when tho Pump is not In ugo the wot,r
Tails TO its level Ia the chamber, which il ALWAYS
placed below tho freezing point.
4tn. freshness OF water is always insured, AZ
well. 0 O"''"Ni vi 'uc
9th. Impure water from decayed or ro,,cu
pump stock Is entirely obviated,
9th, In construction II Is both simple and dunn
Die. Tho handle 10 made OF two wrought iron
rods and 80 arranged that while It IL light, vel
has Eeatstrcngih: The cylinder in which al tho
WORK is performed s Iron, lined with conner I'M,
copper lining prsrents ruGt and makes lut iItIl,
friction. This iron chamber IA not submerged
but placed In the well above the water ana vel
Will work as well under u above the water
Th. II can DO used In u driven or bored we'll
with tho ZANE ease rs a well OF larger diameter
Sih For It's general adaPtRbilIty this Pump ia
your dwelling or barn, or within tho EnIISIra'
and connected with the we'll or sprIpp or 0thsI.
oOdy nI water, hity q ono hundred Yards dis
taht and All work with tho same oas6 M tbo,',b
standing directly over tic water,
sln. IL IS slAHIc acting and punps OnIv with
the down stroke OF the ArdIc, and Tins LvniJs
the heaVyUtrcquirCd In the double citing Pumn
ivLn. ny attaching short hose, a GtleSm InGy
" tn.oNn MY 10 sixty feet Rud may often b.,
useq 70 advantage In watering gardens and lawns
washing windows, cleaning 61ggirs extinppis6''
Ing ntes' or eleTating water. We recogniz0 ina
tAct that IL requires more power 70 elevate water
ItOm ucep thah from shallow well. Bnt M
Lr As POSSIBLE 10 obyiHte this d!llculty for decn
Memms, We Manufacture HEmRler chamber. 40 iLht
Whlle the volume Of water Is Diminished. I6V
PoMGE ,tcqIlttd Is not greatly incscasCd We
S Sd. tuaL ny inc combination, having all tho
iion with force, thar the SiNcLIIn PT%r vii
elevate water from deep We'll with less power
taAn any Nio"l.rge or ITFsly force pYnIp In exlg.
tChcc' rus Pumps cas,ly adapted 10 suunIv
water 10 steam mills, aud for trausFcrripg ihSy
contents OF yais n T-nhcrirs isunsurrEssed.
II you want Pump guaranteed To give salts.
ITIn1n; tcilI your order to SINCLAIR & HOL.
LISTER. Bridgeport, Ohio
- Two or three Ars,.c.ass Agents wanted
| lyl5 h'''' "'uV""'
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FoReERs to DO encouraged-Black,
smiths.
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LEWIS COUNTY Fair begins to-day.
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WESTON has dirtheria.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-28

The development Of political Affairs In Ala,
hama cOTrobOrates our opinions expressed a
few days since and has proved to be nothing
more or less than revolutionary attempt on
the part Of the Secession Democracy 10 wrest
the offices from these legally elected to Ill
them, and control the election Of United
States Senator. Notwithstanding frauds Of
the most glAring character, the Grant and
Wilson electoral ticket, together with two
Republican Cong Gssmen-At-large and the
State officers, were declared elected by major
tiles Of eight thousand and upwards. Il Is
asserted by competent authority that, stripped
of Democratic fraud, the Republican major
10y wOuld have been over fifteen thousand.
The Democratic vote In Mobile county shows
such an unwarrautahle Increase that the bal
lOt-bOT Etuliing appears self-COniessed.
10 the Third Congressional district Mr..
Handloy, the present sitting Democratic mem
Der, IL defeated by Judge Pelham, Republican,
by nearly one thousand majority, and this,
too despite ballOt-boX Btnillng at LoachApola
and elsewhere, tearing up the railroad track
b prevent Republican voters from reaching
the polls, and various other little eccentTcties
perpetratcd under Democratic auspices. The
delegation WIN be five Republican Congress
men 10 three Democratic, and would have
been six 10 two In favor Of the former, but for
a bolt In tho Mobile district, manipulated by
ex-senator Warner and his henchmon, which
resulted In the defeat Of Hon. B. +. Turner,
the present member, who was the regular
nominee,
The Mobile Register has met with revorses
In It's efforts to carry out its pet scheme Of
'eOuntlng In SIr. Herndon and tho entire
Democratic State tickUt-a purpose which that
Journal openly demanded should be accom-
pllshed. IL refuses 70 recognize the eonsil-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-28

During the last ten or fifteen days We have
received numerous communications complain
ing Of the quality u the Ers. WehAve taken
pains to investigate the sub ecty and And that
owing To changes In the WY Of Improvement
that are now being made at the gas works,
and to one Of those mistakes that will some
times occur In the best Observation-Disclosures as
well as families, the gas has not been a. good
IA usual; but we are assured that h will be
only of very short duration.
This affords us an opportunity to say a
word about the management Of the company
Itself and Of the manner In which Ii has served
the city and the public In the past. We have
from time to time heard occasional grumbllng,
and have given place to complaining letters
from our readers on the subject but, after a
long experience, We have no hesitation In say
ing that in almost every way the Washington
Gas Company has fAithhIlly discharged IL
obligations Ia our cItiEens, and given better
article at a cheaper rate than any other com
pany In any Of the larger cities OF tho Union.
Boston Is complaining to-day on the gas ques-
ton. Her newspapers are clamoring for
lower rates and better quality. New York
Is no better OF, and Baltimore Ia In chronic
grOwl on the same subject. As O rule Wash
lngton ought not to complain In this respect.
The company has on every occasion shown
desire to benefit the city, and 20 aid In IN e
progress Of advancement and improvement.
For instance, during the last year 1t has ox-
tended lts pipe along the lines Of partially i'm
proved property at an expense that cannot in
the very nature Of things be enumerated for
long time to come. Again, there has been a
steady reduction Of rates during the last few
years as the profits Of the company, owing 10
the increased consumption, warranted. This
has been done either In an actual decrease per
cubic foot, or In tho way Of discounts. Taking
tail In all Washington Is more fortunate, So
fur as the gas question goes, than any other
community In the Union, as far as we can
hear and observe,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-28

tuted authorities, and inslsts that "niggers
and carpot-baggers" shall no longer DO per-
mltted to nile. Not single "carpct-bagger,
either for State or Congressional offices, other
than legislative, was nominated and elected by
The Republicans. In the Montgomery district,
however, the Hon. james T. Rapier, Colored
citizen Of high character, ability and integrity,
has been elected 10 congress by a handsome
majority, Notwithstanding the efforts Of Ger
tain marplots TO defeat him by printing and
circulating tickets upon which his name was
omitted. Mr. Rapler writes here that so con-
hdont were his enemies Of success, bets were
freely offered on his defeat This action does
not speak well for the parties whom Mr.. Ra-
pier asserts were in the conspiracy against
him.
Governor Lewis, who has been installed, Is
gentleman Of undisputed ability and lntelli-
gcnce. We arc assured that he has the moral
and personal courage to discharge his duties
with fidelity and certainty. We may, there
fore, look with confidence to q speedy solution
Of tho legislative complication, and the return
Of Senator Spencer to the position which he
has, by his ability and integrity, fairly and
honorably won.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-28

Mart Twain hS. rc,nrnei rom v,r,,.
I1,,r,n,, ~. ,.,,.. -, =, ~. no. ni,,...
made from $4,000 70 tls,OoS a year. Wv " AVIS
NJ. frondloot ~ American merchant, Is re
pD,s ~ ~ % tS,,s zoe an estate IN tue
e"'uuuI " N'A1ko"' ooo'A"'
10 W. SUMMER = on MS way 70 Bost0n. That
CITY mas me sympathy Of the entire countrJ-on
account OF the nre.-N. Louie Globe.
His Majesty Of Bavaria has ordered DESIGNS
TO be made for monument to be erected 20 the
memory Of distinguished men Of other nntIOnaII-
ueA
The name Of Thieu has been given To a new
kind Of French blscult-an exceedingly hard
cracker, stamped with portrait Of the French
President
n ia rumored that Dr II Penae,I the
WelI-EnoWn Trnnpssee tenIpaiit IL ~ her,oTSc
M law pSTtaST Of pyeSi,ient Ib nso1 IN NSsbs
vile.
All; GoSaISs The Apache chief and most iomla;
Claims mai he never seslps a Wbtts man s1rsni
ii brotnor AZ ssrsoon, hate. IN. ali. a..
49,. y, ~. b5tcs, tnS ae wv
49,, " ~, w ~ n, -. IeILs haute non.
n's' ass, assi', =. 70 poAs oroklSer.
s.,IIn, h hSSe RsgSnsr says that a. soon as
@ ~ 49, - ~ tnIvuku ~ preseht engNt-
,i,, men, We ~ nss nm HnaL ne Iooses mat ne cal
H.. On i uIe.s hnu nAl. uhIeI wafer from
WV ~ S'IiE e1i,Siik tne HilioI'oan hHk.
- John \. Livingstone, q brother OF Dr.. Living
stone me explorer, has spacious store at Llstb-
wen, canaan and hangs out sign, Drugs aud
fAtent Meulclhes, TOnet Goods, &C. He Is q
enliered and highly Intelligent gentleman, and
believes implicitly IN the correctness OF Stanley's
representations IN regAru 10 MS brother.
-slr sidney WatehoW, the new lord mayor Of
London, began NE az an apprentice In printing
ONCE, went 70 Paris TO seek work as compost
tor, and was lot some time employed at GAlig.
mania. Then he returned To London and Joined
his father and brUther In q little shop, which
gsinaliy gre" into huge and wealthy estab-
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qualifications But this Ia not the only or sole
remedy. Every officer under the Government
should have his tenure Of oficc ared by law.
Republicans should only be subject to the law
Of the land, and never to the arbitrary will Of
official supcrlora. II the tenure Of office Ia
from four to six years, a removal cannot take
place before that time without cause, which
should be stated on the face Of tho removing
warrant. Then appointed officers under the
Government will have the same self-conadence
and self-rcspect which elective officers now
have, because their tenure Of Office IL fixed by
law. In, eRses Of reappointmcnts the law might
provide that wherever duties have been dis-
charged with fidelity, preference should he
given, oil other things being equal, to the
officer whose term has expired.
It is very necessary that our executive de-
partments should DO better organized, and
that larger compensation should be given to
those upon whom rests great responsibility.
The attempt to carry on the Government with
cheap men will always he failure, for the
Government cannot expect to obtain the high
est degree Of talent and efficiency unless II
can offer inducements equal TO those Of pri-
vate establishments.
nose persons VINO ignore hoth tue tenure
oi-oince ana the question oi compensation,
ahu p'a'o en'''e commence upon the single
system OF cotnpeu'Ie examination, are ut
Terry ihiS'aheh Oo'h IN the disease and the
remedy Inc present method OF admission
a'er competitive examination affords no
guarantee upon 'ne QUE point where the rem
cay Is neeueu most lhnse VINO have had