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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-11-17

Company.-Locat!or OF principal pace Of
b~usiness, San Francisco, California.
Location Of works, Gold Hill, Storey county,
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given that at a meeting OF the
Board Of Directors. held on the 18th day OF
October, 1878, an assessment (No. y OF One
Dollar ($D per share was levied npon the
capital stock Of the corporation, payable immc.
dialcly, In United States gold coin, TO the Secre-
tary, at the Office Of tho Company, Room ~
Mcrchants' Exchange Building, California street,
San Francisco. California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 2lst day Of November,
1878, will be delinquent, and advertised for sale
Al public auction. and unless payment IL made
before, will be sold on the 1lth day OF Deccm-
Der, 1873, to pay the delinquent assessment, to-
gcther with costs Of advertising and expenses
OF sale.
By order Of the Directors.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-11-17
II NICK CKE MINING
IN Compsny-Principal place Of business, San
Franclsco. Stnte Of California,

ONCE IA California street, San Francisco.
California uol6 I'd
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.ofice-Room q, Haywsrd's Buildiog, 80
California street, Ban Francisco, Cal. ocls I'd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-03

West Va. AHEAD ON SOLE LEATHER
We record with pleasure tho fact that
the award Of thesilyer medal at the Gin
cinnati Exposition for the best oak. tanned
sold leather was made to Messrs. F.H
BURT & Son, o! Warrington. This was the
only award to be made at the Exposition
for Sole Leather, and it is quite victory
for West Virginia, inasmuch as the leath.
er Of Messrs, BURT was in competition
with the Louisville Oak Leather, which
led of at the American Institute, New
York City. Messrs. BURT's leather Is
stamped "Calvert Tannery." The West
Virginia mountains are covered with the
kind Of oek which furnishes the bes,
bark used for tanning, and there Is nc
good reason save lack Of capital and en-
enterprise why the tanning business should
not grow in this State to be very impor
tant interest, employing large capital
turning out the best leather in the coun-
try and producing great deal Of wealth
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Free Trade with belmont County.


The merchants Of this city may proht'
ably read the letter Of our st. Clairsyille
correspondent, "Casual," in regard to the
distractions that encounter the Belmont
county people who sell their produce and
buy their goods in this city. Every word
he says Is gospel truth, as We know from
personal observation. Between the ex'
tortiona,e tolls charged on the bridges
and the almost impossible condition oithe
,horoughiare across the Island more 1han
halt the year, a very large amount Oh va.
liable trade that would otherwise come 70
the city. stops on the other side.
We have called attention over and
over again to tho condition OF the
street between the Two bridges. This
summer It has been cut up for pipe
laying; and between this, the distractions
offered by the unlawful condition Oh tne
street railway track, and the absence OF
bottom generally every time 1t rains, II
looks as II navigation across the Island
mus. be wholly suspended as soon as the
we, season sets in. The stranger who
Visits the city gets his first and last I'm.
preston OF 1t from this Island. roadway;
and it is an impression not calculated 70
do the city any good in the estimation Of
persons who enjoy the advantages Of civ.
lIizstioa at home. Neither as matter OF
reputation nor as a matter Of business,
can the city afford to have such a thorough.
fare for It's main approach.
There Is another thing 1t Is high time
for the people Of Wheeling to be thinking
Of, and that is free bridge. They can.
not afford to keep up the present Costly
restrictions on iDgress and egress by these
bridges, any more than they can afford to
have the city made inaccessible by an
impossible road. The time has come for
something better. Either the city ought
to buy out the present bridges, or build
others and make them tree. II this were
done, and Q good solid street were made
between the bridges, the trade that would
come from Belmont county would be
vastly greater than any the city has ever
enjoyed. It would be little hard on our
Bridgeport neighbors, but then they could
move over here and carry on their bust
ness on the other side Of the river, and
become citizens Of ",his young and grow.
lug Commonwealth" and that would be
better Tor them and US too.
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The remarks that followed the reading
Of the essay showed that the speakers gen.
orally agreed Herewith. Some, however,
doubted whether the summer following
was profitable; the practice was discon-
tinued years ago because 1t did not pay.
1t was argued that ground could be, made
too loose for wheat; 1t had been noticed
that turning the ground in wheat field
was often the best, and that corn ground
plowed up would not do as well as 10 har.
row well and then SOW. 1t was thought
that the ground ought to be settled by
rolling or rain before sowing, and about
two inches OF the surface loosened to re-
ceive the seed. In regard to the amount
oil seed 1t was claimed that where the land
was rich less seed was required, as 1t was
more certain to germinate and stooled bet.
ter than when the land was thin.
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TEE season for big apples, potatoes,
pumpkins, ETC., has come round again.
First in the field is one Mr.. VIM. SHRoDEs,
Of Bunker Hill, Jefferson county, who has
grown a sweet potato $50 large that he
can't get it out Of the ground, its weight
and size being so great" in the language
ofs local paper. Mr.. SHRoDEs should try
what can be done with derrick. If 1t
fails on the potato he might attach slip
knot and try it on the editor Of that local
nnnar- :. H. - -
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A hoy, employed in drug store in St.
John, N. B., who was in the habit OF tast.
ing the various drugs sold by his employer
dropped dead recently, a victim to bis
curiosity. He experimental on the nu-
tritious properties Of aconite, and discoy-
cred, when too late, that 1t did not agree
with him.
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Cleaning out the Pittsburgh Post.
Office.

Cleaning out tue FlttsDurgh fost.
Office.
Osrom yestcrday,s Commercially
It has been known, for several days
that quite number OF the employees un-
der Col, Stewart. late postmaster, would
be removed by Major Petherbridge, act
ing postmaster. Yesterday the following
changes were announced US having been
made:. -
Col. Robert Anderson, assistant post
master, for several reasons: l. Because
an assistant postmaster Is entirely un-
necessary. O. Because MIR. Anderson paid
the last roll, and paid men who were
not on II, and Others who were on
II but who rendered no service, with
out informing the Postmaster Gene.
raj Of the fact. 3. Because Of general
unfltness Tor the work OF which he had
charge.
Henry Abel was removed az a super.
numerary. He had been retained because
he understood the German language; but
: the work done by him and another clerk;
10 now performed by the latter alone, with
time to spare.
Thomas; Collins was discharged for
much thesaine reason, there NOT being
work to employ his time.
7. A. Smith was discharged because be
has not done any work for eight months
and has been drawing his pay.
Joaeph Little, acting as assistant isni-
tor, was discharged because the coiored
janiior was sufficient 10 do the work. y
John Z. Dreamer was discharged from
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DUBLIo SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

TyiIl. 4, the lata residence Of william wylie,
decd. near Kim Grove IN Ohio County, West
virginia, on THuRspAS, October y, ls,s.
sSctIon thc following real estate to.wit: Sixty.
three acres Of good farm land, lying near tho
National road, adjoining tho lands Of J. Il Good
and Others Said land lies well, and has on IL
8 comfortable house and necessary outbuildings
4, IN Churthilli second addition 70 tho city Of
wheeling, fronting 93X feet on the west eide Of
Fulton sire {, and running back 100 feet, with
he frame house thereon. now occupied BY j.:
Pettieord. Title warranted clear; Terms OF
sale. eaah. z. n. ATKINSON, Agt,
feps7.dAw Elm Grove, W. Va.
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THE new Postmaster at Pittsburgh, is
not, as we supposed lin headline yester.
day. Gen. NEeLEY, but Major NRoLRY,
who has. been an employe In the office
and who came next in line Of promotion
under the civil service rules. - r..
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An old man at Ivry, France, ,reeen,lv
died Of Joy. BE had been very Door Al
his Life, when he was suddenly iniormed nj
that he had fallen heir to large fortune
The old man was greatly agitated BY nm
news, and was fastening 70 the Mayor.
Office TO sign aome necessary papers, when
he fell dead In the street d. 5.i.f
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For Sale.
TRUSTEES SALE.

II
By virtue OF deed OF trust made on the 18th
day Of September, 1869 by Alexander A Allison
TO tue undersigned trustee. which deed Is OF re.
cord in the Clerks office Of the County Court
OF Ohio. county, West Virginia in Deed Book
No "a. folio ss1, will offer at public sale Of the
front door Of the Court Houseof Ohio county. on
WEDN sSDAY. tho 18th. Lay Of October, 1878
Beginning at 10 o'clock A. l., the following dc;
seiibed real eststethat 10 to say-alI that parcel
Of ground lying on the south side Of Caldwelr2
RIM, in said ohio County, bounded a. follows;
VIZ: Beginning ct Q stake on the eouth side OF
the Run, thence south 81 deg. 7poles &c, q sugar
tree corner to Samuel McGlure's, thence with
said McClure'B line south 90 deg IS pools u
0 stake corner to Wm., Collins; thence With bis
line north 50 deg. east asX poles TO the begin
ming, containing i've acres more or less together
with allIthe improvements upon The same. ,
TInNs OF eALErtttash The title 10 believed
to be untxcepti onable, but selling as trustee
shall convey only such tito as syested in me By
hald deed OF trust lg1s EgItl1Y-DJ 0F ! r.
LANES. P. ROGERS, Trustee.
A
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"a WIDLIAM'P. HUBBARD, Trustee.
GEO. a. WICKIIAM, 8uctioheer. sepl5
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF WAC.
ON AND CARRIAGE FACTORY.

~ ON AND CARRIAGE FACTORY.
In pursuance Of q decree entered by the Ccun.
ty Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia. on the
fourth day Of September, 1873, In the chapcery
cause In, said Court pending wherein Daniel
schambra 10 complainant and Jacob 6rosselos
and others are defendants, shall as Special Com.
missioner named in said decree offer ut public
Gale, OF the front door OF the Court House OF Ohio
county, West Virginia, on
Y! SATURDAY, October IS, 1878,
Beginning at II O'Clock A. n, the following de-
scribed real estate, that Is TO cay: Lot number.
cd seyenty.nine C79) In the old town Of Wheeling
In the Firet ward OF the city Of Wheeling, In the
county Of. Ohio and State ofwest Virginia, said
lot fronting on the west side Of Market street
and being tho second lot from. the southwest
corner Of Market and Adams streets.
TxHrs or SALr-one.third Of the purchase
money and such further sum as the purchases
may elect, in hand, the balance u equal Install.
ments Of six and twelve months from the day Of
sale, the purchaser giving bonds Tor tho deferred
installments with security approved BY the Com
miseioner, said bonds bearing Interest from the
day OF sale. .bale gubjsc to confirmation by the
Court and htle to be retained until payment Of
the purchase money In full. IA Jt,5L
WILLIAM P. HUBBARD,
Y .-- 70, special Commissioner.
GEO. A. WICKHAM, AuctIoneer. sepi5.
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TRUSTEES sALE-BY VIRTUE
January, 1873, BY Robert y. Williams and wife
70 the undetsigued trustee, which deed. 10 Of
record in the Clerks office Of the County Court
q Ohio County, West W, IN Deed Book No. 9,
I, 'Waehington HALL, Building, on Monday;
October .i3, 1873, beginning o. 10 O'Clock \. u,
one PIAHD. Tefins a tsale cash, - %.
oc2 ,gTsl,ih TLHewILLIklfS,T Trustee.
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DIED.,

ANCHUTZ-In BellaIre, Thursday, October
Mrs. AsMs g., beloved wife Of Z. J. Anchutz.
Fane'al Saturday morning at 8 O'Clock, at
Greenwood Cemetery, Wheeling. , t &, :
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A SAFE, Sure aud Speedy Cure Tor Diarrhca,
Dysentery, cholera Morbus, summer Complaint,
&c. This medicine 10 used and endorsed BY d
alton ever introduced. No Cure, no PAY.
McCABE, KRAFT d CO., Proprietors,
jeao '- N.Y. ~ Wheeling, W. Va.
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MARRIED.

HILDRBRAND -sHELpoN.-on Thursday
evening, October Q, 1873, at the residence Of The
brides parents, BY Rev. A. ]. L, ida, Mr.. WIN.
HlLDEBRASp and Miss MARY eHrLpos, all Of
this city. l-l O.. EeIiIf fI'I7,-
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New Advertleenients.

ls-At h. s~s-tl
New ADVERTISER 0nGSs
hWlTnNS OPERA MIL
"E vi
IN. JAMES Frrzsntxoss. ..Lessse and Manager.
a5.3 z, g j itSl y
49, u.
GIT AND OPEN lN1.
or The
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~" o0ImE" SssNo
.oro
MONDAY wight, OetoDef o, 1910
~ -
At this Beautiful New Theater,
,..,-a.-,--.No-, r,s,.,,,, -.,r.,osa ..-.as--ssFa
.a.4..
IN 'ne mos1 Aan''aos' e'''' VI A''
The Opera House ERECTED
y NJ BY Mr.. JAMES HAMILTON.
m M from ,,.r, q, ina Celebrated Architect,
- ! No KsWsiE It's ~
20. sr....1. .
The Auditorium Excellent tnfouRhou''
Inc stage with the LATEST Appliances
By tho Eminent 'Artiste. go
MR., J. PIaaoTT. r....
Architectural carpetipes by Mr.. W. CRIME.
.'aaG AL-si 800 p
The most Liberal Expenditure
In every Department OF Pubic ffeaen1uoh
q To Insure all that Critical
Amuscm emit Society may demand.
az. re u,,s a., ~ ,s,,,,,,,,
II. ' '1a' AZ 'ae .oHo"s
GRAND DRAMATIC COMPAhi:
,.,,, ,nr,,,,,,
ro.,,,. az so 81 Az n,1mn,e TS,ster Broad.
'A1 1 way way n r 49,. -
a, IL. i,S aN " 49,. G.rSar rss,tsr
'ASs ' ''Ne'e't New York.
Mss aAhI L ~ 49,. .oc M, yo,r
'a'e slIlNs, hsay 81 BOOM $3.50. s, WV
MRS. JULIA BAhRkT, leo.
Leading old Lady Of Drury Lane Theatre. Lon
.J2 h.h-t, don, kpg.
MISS HATTIE WHITNEY,
Walking Lady OF the Toronto. CANADA, Vhoaue1
NissKMMAAlNkrFA,
From tho Eastefn Tneaues.
MISS LILLE D. LANaFoAD,
From the -srooklyn, N. I: TheaIes.
" iH MISS wfLDAsM1TH,
The Popular Dramatic Artistic,
MR., MILTON MOBILES, 1..,-
Leading Gentleman OF the Academy OF Music.
Chicago. -taY d.
MR.. HARRY CLIFFORD. d
The celebrated and popular Comedian from
- inc p:.ne'pA' Ame un-na ane"Ue'
MI q. ". vo 1,,a, r.,
Leading Juvenile 4, Gentleman q from N; 2.
80 sy,.,,,o -
W. SNo. SUTTON, ~ "
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cRATIor FARMERs' CLUB.


From the Zaneeyllie coufier)
The september meeting Of the Gratiot
rarmers' Club was held at Mt Pleasant,
and a very pleasant meeting Il was. Mr..
Burrows turned the Club loose In his vine.
yard Of some five thousand vines IN full
bearing. The vines seemed loaded %
their utmost capacity, with grapes Of large
size and excellent quality. Those present
seemed greatly pleased with the plucking
oil the large ripe clusters, and testing the
qualities OF the different varieties. For
ourself, we gave the red ribbon TO the
Concord. Some OF the members took d
walk over q field Of some fifteen acres,
planted with apple trees, showing q Wig
orous growth; and although they are only
two or three years from the nursery, some
are already bearing; part Of the field has
corn among the trees, and part has pota-
toes, both crops are good; this Is most re-
marksble, as that field, u o few years ago,
was thought TO be too poor TO raise any
thing. The present enterprising proprie.
tor brought II up to It's present condition,
principally by deep blowing and clover.
On the yeranda we found, for the season,
quite q good display Of apples, pears,
grapes, &C., raised on the premises. From
present indications, this farm In q few
years will produce an immense amount
Of good fruit, in addition to large nurse.
~ stock Of fruit and ornamental trees.
At the proper time for business, the
club was called to order by President Min.
Mich, and MIR. Burrows read an essay on
Fall Seeding" .....r- .a 49,
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MISUNDERSTANDING.
EsTRAY cow.

HsTRAf COW.
strsysa from The residence q ths Subscriber
|inihe SIN war, on the 18th OF September,
n ~ y 4SBLAGKl COW,
With stall horns. Any information Of her
whereabouts will 30 Thankfully received.
L oeSs CHAS. STRINMANN.
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TsLAND,LoTs FOR SALE.

Forty choice Building Lots on Wheeling Is.
land. Price from 500 to $1,000 each. I'D, "
7 Tznns-o ne.fourth cash, the residue in equal
tnstarments at one, two and three years, with in.
te.es.. y !, - - - JEo. p. GfLcHRIsT,
tsplo ~ So. AtTop Mil.
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TO BUILprRs
4 SLATE Reef. The Best and Cheapest This
Tho cheapest 40 well a. tho best material ~,
rooang issLATR. The undersigned keepg con.
SANITY on hand thelsrgest stock OF Peachbottom
and Bus klnsham Slate Of any dealer between
Baltimore and Cincinnati, andcsn Ill all orders
Of slAttng done ehpaply and expeditiously ~
:. ii. q /, SO W. II. SIMPLIFY,
No as Bedford street, Cumberland. Nd. p. o.
Boz 6Ba. G2F 80 lT77f7 - sep25
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ORGANIC wEAKNpso
DIR. JOHNSTON

Member Of the Royal College d Surgeons, Lon.
don, graduate rom ,. one o. tho nSst eninei,
part or whose life has been spen. In The hosnI,..
OF London, Paris, Philadelphia, and elsessss,,ss
has effected some OF the most astonishing eS,s,
ever known. Many troubled with rnrnv i,
the head and ears when asleep, great nerfou n
mesa, being alarmed At sudden sounds, 6uhtsl
ness, with frequent blushlne, attended Some
times with arrangement Of mind, were tsttd
Immediately.
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GoUNTRY REsIDENoEFo

-, -. s,.,.ta-, ---j y.' as= .-o =,
Y The Stone House, with nearly nine acres Of
land, An the village OF Leatherwood, In Ohio
county, belonging toth6 estate OF tho late DR..
John kof,i 10 iorsale. = 81. Tgs-
anatptt tNNe' ~ .e' - BEYERIY N. EOFF.
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ToR sALE-TWo SMALL FARMS
u On the B CORR between Moundsyille
and Glen Raston-one OF 90 acres, tho other 90.
They adJoih and Will DO sold together or separate
About 65 acres under cultivation, balance well
tImbered. Acomiortable Dwelling House; Barn,
s s,Ss! ;,S &C. ana enoi'e apps SAe' WI"
Also, two story Brick House with Ave rooms,
on Wheeling Island, Ohio street. r.. "
supi6 30 ~ a-9-iA' i! IRWIN, Agent,
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

Iwil offer for sale at the front door Of the
Court House, in wheeling, Ohio Co., W. Va, on
= 8 SATURDAY, oetoberl4, 1s7as c
Af 10 O'clock i. n, one.half Of Lot No. d, in
Grahatn's addition, on 9Th street, between Quin-
~ ana Centre: on said lot there Is q donblo
Tho house was formerly occupied BY Joseph
Connolly. -. ....-., 81,
Terms made knownon day CT sale. it'
edf ri 1eE1sSg ARTHUR LITTLE, Admir-.
J.M.NILLER. Auctioreer. -l sep9
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The most important part in fall seeding
whether grain or grass seed, Is to get the
ground In good order and suitably en-
riched. This cannot be done by the sys-
tenn usually followed by farmers In this
neighborhood, that Of sowing wheat on
oat stubble. To be successful In farming,
we must have q rotation Of crops, and as
a general rule, corn and wheat should not
be grown in the same rotation, that 10,
when sod Is broken It should be planted
with either wheat or corn, and neither OF
these crops TO be grown again till there
is another sod plowed under, or the soil
has good dressing Of manure. As each
OF these crops iced on the same material,
and both in q rotation, the first naturally
s,arves the other. The best way TO get
the soil in good order for fall seeding, Is
BY summer following, say in June, and
again when you are ready TO SOW, 1t will
pay for 1t In the grain crop, and the
timothy will take much better, and the
yield Of hay will in most cases, be double
what 1t is in the usual way Of seeding to
grass when the soil is wasted by success
sive cropping. But as corn is our main
crop, the question naturally arises !:
"What will we do with our corn ground!"
Well, we can SOW 1t down TO oats, and
seed II down with clover alone, as every
farmer ought to have part Of his farm In
clover without timothy. II makes fine
hog pasture, and enriches the soil much
better when the sod Is plowed under than
timothy. Or we might manage our corn
ground by letting it grow up in weeds till
they come into bloom, then pillow them un.
der. They will return considerable Of
what the corn crop has taken away, and
the soil will then be in good order 10 seed
down to wheat and timothy. The guam
tity of grain to be sown per acre, depends
so much on the strength Of the soil, that
1t would not do to lay down any certain
rule. We might say that farmers err on
the rule Of not sowing enough OF seed
rather than the reverse. s.'.51' b.
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For Sale.

Observation-Disclosures
= Store. Established % years. with me n.
my well established Optical and Music Store,
with stock and fixtures. II Is In the best onei'
ness portion OF tho city, has large run Of hrst
class customers, In as well % out OF the CITY.
TO DO sold at great bargain for the next thirty
Gays Aaa'e'iM MRS. Q. E. cARTwR1eHT:
sepl6 P, o. Box 295.
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Married PERSONS, or Young Men eortam,,....
Marriage, being aware Of Physical Wsainsias
organic debility, deiormities, speedily eussd 'A
K Hewho places. himself under he esse eS n.
u may religiously eontde In his honor !, =, "
tlemsn, and confidently rely upon bis am !. NJ
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Especially, who have been the victim, a, o.,
~ Vice, that dreadful and destrsr,,%s. eoli
which annually sweeps To IN urtimeis aael
thousands Of Young Men Of he nsoss gnHt
talent and brilliant intellect who miSs, lac a.at
wise have ENHANCED listening Senate IN, ySse e
thunder OF eloquence, or walked 10 ee, ~ As
thrilling Tyre, may call with full conassnesy Ht
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Educational.
EgucATE Y OUR SONS!

National Business College. Prepares young
mon and boys for business life Individual In
struction given each student It has tho beat
teachers, best course Of study, and does most for
Ito Students. For Circular address ..-
rg'l1 MARTINI d FRASHER,
aud Wheeling, W. Va. .