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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-11-27

LADIES Underwear in large quaint
ties, and Very Cheap, at Park Place. 81
LADIES aud Childrens Furs, the
Cheapest in town, At Park Place. "a
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUN-

OF MINNESOTA, COUN-
- TY OF MOWER. 6.
The State Of Minnesota to John Kurtx.
Defendant:
You arc hereby summoned to be and appear
before tho undersigned, = Justice Of the
Peace in and for said county, on the
gath day Of December. A. D. 1873, 1t 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon Of said day. vt my Office. in
the first ward Of the city Of Austin, in said
county, to answer to Willlian Richards in .
civil action.
Should You fail to appear at the time and
place aforesaid, judgment Will be rendered
against you upon the evidence edduced BY said
William Richards for such sum 40 he shall
show himself entitled to.
Given under my hand this 2lst day Of No.
vember, A. D. 1873.
". H. MERRICK,
nSS.N Justies Of the Peace.
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JUST received, q lot Of new and
splendid aaunels, at low figures, at
HALL b VESTS.
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0TATE OF MINNESOTA, NOW
~ ER COUNTY.
District Court, 10th Judicial District-sua-
mona.
H. L. Strong, Plsiati1, against Joseph Bates,
Defendant.
The State Of Minnesota to the above named
defendant:
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint in this action, which
has been fled in tho Office oil the clerk Of said
court, ut his Office, in said county, and to serve
4 coyy Of your answer to said complaint, on
the subscribers, at their oticc,in Austin, Now
cr county, Minnesota, within twenty days after
the service of this summons upon you, exelu-
sive of tho day Of said ser:ice, and If You
fail to answer tho said complaint within the
time aforesaid. the plaintiff in this action will
take judgment against you for one hundred
dollars and interest on said sum from Janua-
ry I'd, A. D. 1871, At 6 per cent. per annum,
and costs Of this action. Dated October 18th,
A. D.lS73. CRANDALL FRENCH,
Plaintiff Attorneys,
n29 v6.t7 Austin, MINI.
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THE largest stock Of crockery, lamps
and glassware in town, at
Halt. ESTIC
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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&. @. WHEELER,
(!Smseesso- to PACE 4 N'HEELER,)
ATTORNEY At LAW,
AND
Dealer in Real Estate.
OFFICE OVER ist NATL BANK,
Austin, MINI.
VIZ. q. cRAxDALL. LAFAYETTE FRENCH.
TRANDAI.L l. FRENCH,
~ ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Austin,
MINI. Once II Bank Block; adjoining
TRAHscklPr Office. Collections aud other has
liners attended 10 carefully and promptly.
AGENTS or THE Er MA ms. co.
TEO. W. ROBINSON.
" REGISTER OF DEEDS, Mower Co
MINI. Will examine titles, pay taxes for non
residents, 10.
Austin, MIMI, March l4tb, 1871. III
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The choicest selection Of shawls at
HALL l. VESTS. I,
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Geo. w. Clough,
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
Il prepared At all times to servo tho public.
TO. Address, Austin. Nina. Residence tw"
n,ilos southwest Of Austin. 5o.y
IN p, VAN VALKENBURGH,
IL. pssser in Farm Machinery, Salt, Coal,
Lime, Graia, &C., 10. Os5ce South Side II
Public Square. Austin. Mi~u. mig
4 US!IN AND RAMSEY STAGE
n LINE.
Stages leave Austin daily. making close
connection with Passenger Trains over tho
Southern Niupcxatx Railroad.
Fare, 30 Cents.
l'-n2 s. EUTcHINS. Proprietor.
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~ II. WAGNER, NJ. D.,
Homeopathic
Physician and Surgeon.
23.f SPRING VALLEY, MINI.
Russ b. DAVIS
General Agent Home Life ms. Co,
70, Southern Minnesota and Nolthors Iowa.
oas., 1t Door South Of Curt Hasss.
lily Austin, Minnesota.
usr1S MILLS
The only FIGURING Mill in
Austin.
/: D.: SMITH; =@=== : ::
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Farm Machinery and Produce,
Anthracite and 8ituminous Coal.
Orders Solicited and Promptly filed.
Proprietor Pioneer Coal Yard.
l4yl AUSTIN. MINNESOTA.
B.: vAF '''1@i I'm
Produce Dealer,
Asais, M'snesota.
A GALLOWAY, .
AUSTIN, MINI.
Groceries e. Provisions.
Al.o-Agent for the St. Joe Plow, manufae-
ussd At Mishswsks, Iud. 46tf
FylHE RAMSEY HOUSE,
JOHN Z. MORRISON, Psorn,sros
RAMSEY, MIMI,
AZ the Junction Of tho Milwaukee + St. Paul
and Southern Minnesota Railroads.
111HE CUDDY HOUSE,
Austin. %. Mimi.
M. j. Cuddy, Proprietor.
FARMERS HEADQUARTERS at this
House, with good acsommodations. No extra
eharQes-oms price to all. Meals only Is cents.
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LOCAL. MATTERS.

AUSTIN. MINI, NOV. p, 1873.
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MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE.

All applications for Agsueiss sbeuid b
made to the Secretary. 623.n3
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THE TRANSCRIPT
OFFICIAL PAPER OF fHE COUNTY.

THE TRANSCRIPT
OFFICIAL PAPER OF fHE COUNTY.
LOCAL. MATTERS.
| AUSTIN. MINI, NOV. p, 1873.
SEE the new lads" this week. Two
Probates, one Mortgage, Marble es-
Enlistment, aud m Artists "card."
J. z. SHArNIR has bought the
farm Of B. DeGood, in the town Of
Lansing.
PARK PLAoE has . beautiful stock
for the Holidays.
PHILADELPHIA SHoEs-For Chill.
dren. A full assortment just received
by J. Truesdell. 2tt
| II you want good Ax-Hclve, 60 to
Austin, Smout l. Co. They have the
best ever seen in Austin. 32w2
NOBLE T. McWHoRTER keep coua-
plete stock Of Groceries, which they
deliver to their customers at the lowest
possible rates.
F. KING offers Standard Prints At
IS cts.-4.4 Sheeting, 10 cts. All
other Goods very low. 1t
GREAT bargains in Dress Goods. All
new and fresh, at Park Place. 34st
The most complete and cheap line
Of Black Alapacas ever brought to
Austin, at Park Place. 34tf
SOME Of tho gunners engaged in
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l6ce over solner / Aorgan's store. Resi-:
Asuss. arst door east OF the Public School
building, where he may be found to attend
promptly to all calls in the limo Of bis probes
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FOR SALE,

w1ckHAMs 2ssses Sssn s sspis
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The CONDITION OF THE TRRAsuRy.-
A Washington correspondent says the
condition Of the United States Treasury,
as shown by the exhibit ofbalances made
Tuesday afternoon, Is pronounced by the
Treasury officials to be excellent. During
the lasttwo months the coin and currency
balances have gradually increased. The
amount Of coin in the Treasury about the
middle Of July, including about $4,000
900 in coin certificates, was between $Sl, !,
100000 and ss2O00,0O0; now Is 100000
0O0 There was about $l3,000,0O9 In
currency; now there is over SIS, 600, 600.
1t Ia predicted that by the 1st Of Novem-
Der, when the quarterly interest on Gov
eminent bonds tails due, there will be a
balance In the Treasury Of quite $780,
100000 in coin, and even after deducting
that interest, amounting to about $l5, 00O,'
900 in gold, there willbe as large coir
balance in the Treasury as had beer
known at any time within the year priol
TO thirty days ago.
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= 80 Il MENRYsc MORGAN, Trustee.
WIN. P. HuBBAnp, Attorney. - $40. 3D. .
tJt 49, ~. u. M. MILLER. Ancuoueer.
Wheeling, duqiist 26. 1878. au27
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OFFICIAL DEFALcATIoSs.-While the
citizens Of Brooklyn and Newark are ex'
cited by the. discovery that municipal
funds had been appropriated to private
uses, and that several branches OF munich.
pal affairs had been grossly mismanaged,
the citizens Of Illinois are venting their in.
dignation over the deialcations and fraud.
ulent practices Of an internal revenue col.
lector. The age is prolific in robbers oil
public treasures. No sooner is their ra-
pacity checked in one locality than new
raids and deialcations are reported In an
other. Their thefts are so numerous, &C
audacious and so incessant that it would
be difficult to find an explanation TOR
them five. did not remember how many
incentives are furnished by the immunity
from serious punishment which they en-.
Joy, and by the readiness with which the
worst offences OF official criminals are con.
doned.
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The St. LOUIS Democrat Republican,
sharply criticisesithe Presidents appoint
ment Of A. r, Sheppard to be Governor
Of the District Of Columbia. The Demo.
crat says: u
"Miltons OF dollars have been squan.
dered under the auspices Of the Board Of
Public. Works Of which Sheppard was
President, and his, promotion TO the gov
ernorsRip looss psry much like q prsaden.
tial Endorsement Of all tie bad tings done
BY the District, government. The good re-.
sulling TO Tie Republican party from the
promptrepudiation Of salary. grabbers like
Carpenter and Butler by their constitu.
ents will be largely counteracted by such
6lun6ers as the appointment Of Sheppard"
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AVERY interesting case a. law Is now
entertaining the people Of Chicago. 1t
seems that some ten or twelve years ago
one q. MAeHEB, Esq, had q little game
OF poker with Mr.. Q. B. FARwEIL, the re.
Gently elected Chicago Congressman.
FAawELL, had luck and MAHER hadnme
80 thstwhenthey came to settle, MAHER
owed FARwELL $1,000: Not having this
amount in his pocket, MAHER gave FAR.
WELL the deed Of eighty acres of land
situated in Or near the villrge Of River
side. This deed was given as security
Tor q note Of $1,7oO. given at the time o. Of
the game. and MI. MAHEn has since
tried to regain possession Of the lands,
Offering q Mr.. FARwELI the full amount
OF the note with interest, taxes, &c. But
Mr.. FARwELL had in the meantime trans.
ferred, the land (now worth $1,000 per
scre)to other parties, and has not seemed
anxious to accept payment for the note.
Now that Mr.. FARwELL is elected to Con-
gress, however, MAHER brings suit for the
recovery OF his land. The story OF the
poker game is all out and the excellent
citizens who, worked and voted for Mr..
FARwRLLs election are shocked!Iy Mr..
MAHEg closes his allegation with the
statement that the money was won from
him by fraudulent contriysnces and d.
yicesp In other words, he insists that
the Honorable FARwErI does not play q
"squsre game" His qualifications as q
Congressman would seem from this to be
np;teheynnd disntlte
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Horses Poison med al 81. clairsyilie..
irror ...ssrd.,,,a N, ,,oni.,. ~ ~ Jt9L az

5Voe011u'y q. NT.. M : \
Five Of the torsesib belonging 10 the liy.
cry Of johnson q Frazier, took sick on
Sunday morning, and one Of the best
horses In the stable died in less than three
quartera Of an hour alter 1t was affected.
The indications from q post Hoptem Of the
stomach are that the animals died from
poisoning. Its stated that none Of the
horses except those that drank IRON The
trough at the pump were affected, which
fact leads 10 Tho supposition that strychs
nine had been placed there by some sneaF.
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ISLAND LOTS FOR SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE.

L.
By virtue Of q deed OF trust made June 20, 1868,
by William Dixon and wife to the undersigned
trustee, which deed 10 Of record In Deed Book
No. 80, page bI4, 10 the office OF the Clerk OF the
County Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia.
win offer at pub ic sale at tho front door Of the
Court House OF Ohio county. on
l., SATURDAY. September q, 1873,
Beginning at 10 O'Clock 4 NJ, the following de-
serlbed property, that is 10 say: Lot No In
square No. n In Chnrchill's addition TO the city
Of wheeling, commonly called hnena Vista, with
the buildings and improvements thereon. % y .
TEHns or sALI-Half the purchase money
cash In hand. the other half payable, IN ak
months from day OF sale. with interest, and &C.
curity satisfactory to the trustee
Tile believed good. but selling as trustees
shall convey only such title as Is vested In me
by said deed Of trust.
WIN. T. HUMANE, Attorney. q. L.I
j All j. N. MILLER, Anctioneer.
Wheeling, Auoust 26, 1873, au!7
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DIED.

B0RrNs.4In wellsbure. wednesday morn.
Ing, September II, 1873. MAHaAnxT, reliet oftthe
late 6phiaim roting, aged 50 years.jil iaiiW
Funeral from the fesidence Of her sonaJohn
W. Boring, on John street, between Seventh and
Bighth, this afternoon at 4 O'clock Fheudsoi
the family invited, v,t. s.t.l ~ NV
} RICHARDsON-At his residence In sardis,
Ohio. on Wednesday, September 10, 1873, TEE:
orHnus ". RICHARDSON, In tho soth year Of bis
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A Troy gentleman and lis wife wen.
home q little earlier than they expected
to, the othernight, and as they were pass.
Ing the parlor windows, the half smother.
cd voioe Of their daughter was heard CIV.
Ing: SNOW, don't, Charley; Just see how
you have unused my hair" ~
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WE. HowEIIs, editor of,he Atlantic
Monthly, and J. Q. Howells, Of the Ashta-
bula Sentinel, were In town. Sunday, the
guests Of their aunt, Mrs Catherine Lewis.
The editor ofthe Atlantic Is making 0
flying trip TO Columbus and Cincinnati,
alter which he will return to his journal.
istie labors.-& Glafrsrille Gtronicle. - 90
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TAKE pART1CuI,AR Nor1oy

II
~ I IahsM Iant ~ nan NvItoE.
4, M =, ~. s tsn, Mno aaye injured
tnesm1lscYss, w lMpopsf t LH91aikeaSe ana solnFy
nhplts, Wh,Sn rum potn ooay ana nina. uniting
lem LUZ estnef ousiheso' stuus' eoe'e'y OF mar
n anne 4, A tho sad and melsucbolv q,
sects ;nrndnscfi NV isaSlv Ihabiis az vnntS ~,
weakness Of the back and Limbs, Pains il ,Se
ar Palpitaton Of the Heart. DyspesIa. Ser o~
fr,itahllitv bereavement Of Ia DIve.,vs
snnctinns General ffSshiiityy Svmntoms ~ fso"s
suinntion, "a '' ''''NA''' WI"
iTENrAiiT..Th fearful effect on the mind I,
much 10 DO ded-LosB Of Memory, Confasion
Of Ideas, Depression Of Spirits, Evil Forebot.
ings, Ayersion to Society, Self Distrust Love
produced.
Thousands Of persons OF all ages can now
Judge what Is the cause Of their declining health,
losing their vigor, becoming weak, pale, net.
vous and emActated, having singular appear,
aneo' about the eyes, cough and symptoms Of
Consumption. - ..Lqr.. n
:. 7.....,- YOUNG MEN l..
Who have Injured themselves by certain prte
tice INDUCED In when alone, habit frequently
learned from evil companions or at school, he
effects ofwhich arenightlyf felt even when asleep,
and II not cured renders marriage immpossible,
and destroys both mind and body, should apply
immediately. df, a.EIl'.CI 4 ~
What q pity that a young man, the hope Of hl.
country, the darling OF hisiparents, should b
snatched from all prospects and enjoyments Of
life by the consequences OF deviating from The
path Of nature and indnlging In 0 certain secret
habit. such persons must, before contemplating
~ MARRIAGE
reflect that sound mind and body are the most
necessary requisites 70 promote eonnubiaI hsp
ptospect hourly dafkers 10 liz view: the mind
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In this department are moving ma
chimes, churns, cider mills, etc, exhibited
by W. G. Mccormick, Clarksburg; stoves,
corn shelters, boring machines, and mis-.
cellaneous mechanical implements, by
Joseph F. Osborn & Bro, also OF Clarks-
burg. A farm grist mill In operation, ex-
hibited by John Chalfante, Of Clarksburg,
attracts considerable attention. Ira Hart,
Of Clarksburg, has on the ground circu.
lar saw mill, in full swing. -. l.sa
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Or the eighty:eight girls who have en-.
tered Michigan University, thirtyseven
viii study IN the medical department,
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
:, DIR. JOHNSTON

Member n the Royal College p Surgeons, Lon.
don, greduateI from tone Of thel most eminent
Colleges Id the United States, and the greater
part of whose Life has been spent nthe hospital,
has effected some Or the most astonishing curc,
ever known. Many troubled with ringing ia
the head and cars when asleep, great nervous
ness, being alarmed OF sudden sounds, bashfrl,
meas, with frequent blushlng,. attended some
times with arrangement OF mind, were cured
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There was not much stock on the
grounds yesterday, but large number Of
blooded cattle will be on exhibition To-
day. Hon. John 8. Carlile exhibits some
fine blooded cattle, and Hon. John ]. Da
Wis specimens Of the Alderney breed are
very good. Harrison county raises some
OF the finest stock in the State, and consid
cradle interest is manifested BY visitors Ii
this department. BIO .4gl7a,I9.s !a.
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EPISCOPAL High School Virginia
ARALRxANDRIA

- T-T--TT ~
The 3Oth Annual Session o., this School for Boys
Terms $3.50 per year. G No lextras.1 Catalogue,
with particulars, sent on Applicant to the Prin-
Fcipal- L. II. BIAcKFoRD. MA,
jy25-d.swSw1 7fs ySIy8 ALExkNpnfA, VLiE
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! s. FAi iiil3l,iIl

;lRoNlTEoT AND tsUrEsIarxNpxs2.
cssagie ssel I. lIsrst e Az. Ehsslins,
|s1-spe :ialaantion si,an to Public B s'
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WILLIAM P. HUBBARD, Trustee.
3, COCA. WICKIAM, Auctoneer. 5H eepl5
TRUsTEE's SALE OF EAST
III .cwHERLING PROPERTY HiE ~

|TRUsTEE'S SALE OF EAST
II WHEELING PROPERTY. "a H'' o.
BY virtue Of deed OF trust made by Thomas ].
Downs and Mary J. his wife to me. dated Au.
gust 20, 1903, and Of record IN the once Of the
Ciak of1the County Court Of Ohio county, West
Virginia In Deed Book No. 30, psge 57l, ! Will
offer at public sale at the front door OF the Court
Honse OF Ohio county, on
SATURDAY octoberfis. Is7s,'E SGi
Beginning Of loH o'cloekX.A., the following Dc.
scribed property situate On tho south, side oi
Zane street 10 that part OF the city Of Wheeling
called East Wheeling, beng pArt1 OF lot known
and numbered one hundred and forty u40l, that
10 70 say, the west hall OF said lol with the build
ings and Improvement thereunto belonging. So
IERnBjorSs BALE -0ne.third, or the purchase
hmoney and as much moro as the purchaser may
elee hsnd. the reaidue In two equshinstall,
mentb ~ Az anu twetvs ma slhs frnm the dny OF
sale, with interest from that day, Tie defcffeu
payments to DO secured to tho satisiaction Of the
trnetee.-- :, : al ,,aUsg l.4- 4f't 7sg3 gvH
.Tto believed good, but selling as trustee ]
shall convey only such title ns Is vested In me by
said deed Of trust. iIaLR { nIIl1@ 90 =
j vi WILLIAM p. HI BBARD, Trustee.
GRO A WfNKHAM Aurtionear sAnfb
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l,4s9Rgsl ecitcat.{f
Baltimore took Hospital
BALrIM0RE, Nd,
Oelce-7 Sdla Frederick Stree.
DIR. JoBs:s1N

sDRJoBs;s0N
Has discovered the most Certain, SPEEDY ara
ness OF The Back or Limbs, sttictufes Adsr,io.h.
OF the Kidneys and Bladder, Involuntary III
charges, Impotency. General Debility, Nervous.
sion o! ideas, PlpItation ofthe Heart TS IiT'
~, gTrcmbling. blmness Of Sight GlddIaes.
Diseases OF tho He,d, Throat. Nose OF Skin. AZ
esSns e sas Sss aSSas ssSI1sS
Habits Of You'h-sEcRET md solitary praeiesss
more fatal 10 their than the songs Of ~
Byrens 10 tho Mltinrrs or ulyeees, bilTftins
their most brilliant hopes or tlons, nm
dering marriage. &e., Impossible. 'sA'
- YOUNG MEN
Especially, who have been the victims OF so,,,
~ Vice, that dteadfulI.and destructive ksb,,
which annually weep % a an i. antinely grave
talent and brilliant intellect who misst ea o,Sss
wise haye entranced listening senates WIN H.
thunder Of ieloquonce, or walked 10 eesfasv ~ ~
thrilling Tyre, may call with full confidence. 's
MARRIAGE
g Married Persons, or Young Men contemplatin,
Marriage, being aware OF Physical Weskness
organic debility. deiormlties, Speedily erred,
Hewho placer, himself under the earc oi p,.
j., may rcngiously conade In bis honor "a q pcn.
tleuan, and confidently rely upon his akin as 4
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately. Cured and Full yigor restored
This distressing Affection. which. rendefs LIis
miserable and Marriage impossible, iethe pensI.
tyipaid by the victims OF improper indulgence
Young pcrsons are TOO aptto commit excuses
from not bcing awareof thedfoadinl conseQu N.
cee that may ensue. Now, who that understand,
tho sub viii pretend to deny that the poyet
of'procereation1s lost sooner by those hliirr
into IMPROPER habits than BY the prudent. BE-
sides being deprived OF the pleasure Of healthy
ottspring, the most serions and DESTRUCTIVE
symptoms Of both body and mind arise, The
Mental Functions weakened, loss q ProTa.
tive Power, Neryous Irritsbility, Dyspepsia,
Palpataion OF tho Heart; ndigestlon, Constitn.
tional Debility, . wasting o. the Frame. Cough
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-18
MISS NJ. R. JAMESON, e.lj ri -'-
I Teacher Of piano& Vocal Music
South side centre st., between 18th and 9Th,
.a'" WHEELING, ". Va. %.
Vocal lessons given privately Or in classes. Pu
pills received at any time. jy3l

Mrs. @. 4. smyth,s School for Young Ladies'
and Children, In the Lindsley Institute Building,
will reopen September 9Th, 1917.
English Branches, Mathematics and Modern
Languages by competent teachers. ..4....y,t'
Painting and Drawing Classes taught by Mrs.
wilkinson. The location 10 very desirable,
being. central, quiet and easy OF access. For
circulars, Or further Information apply To- Mrs:
smyth, Chaplinestree near Twenty. fourth (old
First street. or at the school looms. m, ,s.ba-