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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-05

The Murderer of the Hannett Fam
I,y Confesses-His own Recital OF
rke DetaiIs-He Burns the House
by Accident.
The telegraph last Friday morning
announced the perpetration Of horrl'
BILE murder near Homestead, in Al'e'
gheny county, Pa, about six miles from
Pittsburgh. Suspicion fell upon Ger
man laborer who had worked upon the
murdered mans farm aud on last Fri-
day evening he was arrested ia Aile-
ebepy city. The following from the
Pittsburgh Dispatch gives the murder
ers confession OF the details OF the
crime:
AT an early hour on Saturday morn.
ing it became fully established that the
German arrested in Allegheny the ev'
enipg previous, aud in confinement .;
the Northside Station House, was Ern-
est Love the murderer OF the Ham nett
family. The particulars Of the arrest
were given iu the last issue OF this pa
per, but at the time no examination o.
his luggage had been made and there
vas nothing save bis appearance and
peculiar mann er 10 confirm suspicion
His carpet sack. which had been OBJ
tanned by detective Long, when search
ed at the Mayor's office, was found u
contain not only proof Of the prisoners
identity but of his guilt. A suit .
muddy clothes and pair OF boots, an
I a hat, on the rim oil which is spot o
blood were among the articles. Their
were also several razoIs on one of which
are stains of blood, and a vest, in tn
pocket of which was q notification from
the township assessor to John Hamne
that his property had been assessed q
. sl2,75C. The fact OF the arrest hs
been telegraphed to Homestead and OF
. the early train persons familiar wit
, the murderer came to the city, who
!, upon seeing the prisoner, pronounce
him to be Earnest Love. An intorma
! tion-ch srgiug him with the crime va
made by officer !Quirk before Mayo
! Nellie.
!, az MAKES FULL AND PRKs CONFESSION
After the news OF the arrest hs
a reached the people through the medi
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ENGLAND.
Ces,ion or the Fill Islands.

LONDON, May 4,-Intelligence has
b,en received from FIJI that the King
and the people unanimously favor the
ceesion OF the islands to Great Britain.
In the House Of Lords to-day Lord
Russell, in view Of the embittered feel-
ines between France and Germany,
moved that cop es of the correspond
euce with those powers be called tor,
and asked what the course OF Great
Britain would be in the event OF rup-
ture between them. ..-
Lord Derby believed that the peace
of the Immediate future was safe, and
he believed in the influence OF time.
England, he said, would do everything
to maintain peace short OF embroiling
herself in q struggle in which she is
not nationally interested; she would
regard absolute treaties as open ques'
tions and faithfully adhere to her en'
eageme ents Of late years.
Lord Russell Withdrew his motion
calling for the papers in the Oregon
boundary, and the Fenisn raid question.
He said the. British people
( felt that the honor of England had beer
| touched in the Washington treat,
| negotiations, the national character
lowered and the national INTEREST,"
| ;eonardized. An opinion general,
existed in favor OF compensstion to ID
Canadian sufferers by Fenian raids
! BE did not appr.hend. a. repetition q
these errors, but trusted Great Brltla'
would never seem afraid to risk any
thing in the assertion OF her rights.
\ The Conservative candidate 10
Wakefield, Yorkshire. has been re
turned to Parliament. ''i'.' y'.-'.
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charging more hsn Z $40 per cent.
for interest on disceunts
By Mb Mellisb, TO: remiatslthe pay
ment OF castoms daties, and toeecurs the
par ralus in geld Of United States
treasury f1tnotes and National bank
notes fSs.I 90 at SlE
By Mr.. Hay, to incorporate the.east-
ern and western ssep transportation eo"pa'
By Mr.. Browberg, TO relieve Raphael
SHINES from Political disabilities.
By NrsSypheri forI the construction
OF Fort ST. Phillip Genal-in Louislsna,
not to EXCEED the, estimates. the yearly
Instalm ents; otitosexceed "a 100000
By NJ. Houag, granting aid for the
construction Of canal from Rome, Ga,
10 Macon, anfibs canal connectitg ahe
Tennessee and: Co3za rivers; by gqatan-
teeiug the Sbopds fthe scompanie in
the first case not to exceed $23, ,0OO'OOOi
and In the latter sl4 100000.
b. By Mr. SB6S8lrs, requiring stock
brokers to hke hslicense and pay one
hundred dollars q yesf therefor, ssd
also to pay onesixth OF one per cent
on the par value OF the securities
bought and sold By them; aud reducing
the tax on manufactured tobacco to 10
cents per pound. = ~ e ;.
By Mr., McDiH, yto extend for ,six
yesrs the tine 70, complete the railroad
from St. Croirrissr Or laketo the west
end OF Lake Superior, and TO Bayfield,,
Wiz.
Mr.. Vance offered a resolution in
structing the Committee on Ways and
Means to inquire. isto the 'propriety OF
repeating theta K 6ndsat tobacco and OF
changing the character of the fines and
penalties for violations OF the internal
revenue law. Adopted. :
Mr.. Beck moved 20 ssspedd the:rules
90 as to make in order the,amendment
to the Indian appropriation. bill, re-
auiring all paymeMito the Indians to
b. disbursed throdgh Sofcers OF the.
army; a'so restoring the former pow.
era OF the Indian Peace Commissioners
as to the revision Of contracts. The
rules were not ;suSpended-yeas SO,
nays l0S. = g! -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-05

ATTENTION is called to the cammu-
pication published this morning IN re-
gard to certain public improvement
demanded by the progressive element o.
our people. We are glad that some oi
our x-payers are wide awake to the
necessity for extending in some way
the haditable limits of the city. and we
trust that out OF the present
agitation OF several schemes ol
improvement one or more may yet
crystslize into actual adoption and use.
The Benwood railway. the Elm Grove
railway, the Aetnaville bridge, and the
purchase by the city OF the present
property aud franchises Of the Wheel
ing aud Belmont Bridge Company,
are all practicable and desirable
schemes, and we hope that
one or more of them may be given
actual effect during the present year.
Let US hear further from our corres-
pondent "R" in regard TO the Elm
Grove railway and we believe that the
time is also ripe for further discussion
OF the plan for connecting Benwood and
Bellaire with this city by street rail.
way line
To put tue matter in practical shape let
these incorporated companies, for we
believe that charters have been obtain
ed looking to the perfection Of each OF
these enterprises, begin an active and
thorough canvass for subscriptions to
their stock, and il sufficient amount
OF money is guaranteed, begin at once
the improvement that seems to be most
desired by our citizens. Which will
be first in the field?
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FOREIGN.
SPAIN.
Rejoicing in BilboR.

MADRID, May 4.-Marshal Serrano
entered Bilbos Saturday. There is
s.--. 49, ~ ~. I-I;.---
snce Of the city. Saturday evening
there was a general illumination and
the municipality have sent congratula-
torv dispatches to Marshal Serrano
snnd General Conchs. Additional dis
matches from Bllboa state that parties
of Carlists are surrendering in the hope
OF obtaining amnesty the main body,
however, is retreating in disorder In tue
direction OF the province Of Gaipizcoa.
Bilboa is resuming it's wouted appear
snce and trade is reviviug. The obs
.tructlons placed in the river Mervion
to prevent the approach OF the govern
ment war vessels were removed yester-
day.
The main body of the Carlists IL al
Ripsll, under Prince Alphonsus. Dor
Carlos is at Durango. Marshal Ser
rano is expected at Madrid Saturday
next. The inhabitants OF Bilboa were
without BREAD during the last week o
the siege. The Republican troops have
been victorious in the several sklrmishe'
in Andu!usia, Valencia and New LAS
tile. -.
A priest lately discharged from
lunatic asylum attempted tCsassassinst'
Senior Margsll. He shot twice at hin
and missing him he shot himself fatally
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ST. LOUIS.


sr. Louis, May 4.-The Democrats
special from Little Rock says: Judges
Sesrle and Bennett, OF the Supreme
Court, were arrested last night on their
arrival, by the Memphis train. at Ar"
eepta, opposite Little Rock. by Captain
Williams, acting under orders Of Gov
eruor Baxter. The Judges refused to
be arrested without proper authority
whereupon Captain Williams made a
signal and band of armed men enter.
ed the cars with cooked revolvers, and
Ssarle aud Bennett, were !orclbly taken
from the train, and up to the time this
dispatch was written had not been
heard OF in Little Rock. The Supreme
Court was 10 convene at Little Rock
to-day. Judge Stephenson, also OF the
Supreme Court, was on the train, but
it seems, his presence was not known
else he too would have been arrested
The affair created great excitement il
Brooks camp, and serious trouble i
appreheuded unless Colonel Rose inter
tsres for the release ef the Judges.
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ARk kANSAS.
Arrest or Judges OF Supreme Cou

Arrest or Judges OF Supreme Court.
LITTLE Rock. May 4.-Judges Ben
nett and Searles Of the Supreme Court
were captured last night BY body o.
about ten armed men. When the train
from Memphis arrived at Argeate, OPP
posite this city. they were taken off the
train and carried of, where no one
seems to know. The Brooks men
chsrSe tlat it was the Baxter men
who hade the arrest, and on the other
hand, the Baxter men cay it waa
Brooks crowd. 1t was reported that
thesSnpreme Court was to hold aspeclal
sssstn today, and pass upon Judge
WhiiiAck's judgment in the Brooks
Baxter case, and the Brooks men spir-
tied the Judges away to prevent them
from reatfirming the quo warranto
decision. The Brooks men charged on
the Baxter men and captured the
Judges to prevent them from affirming
W6ittock's decision. A squad Of
United States troops were out looking
Tor the missing judges this morning,
as was squad under command OF the
sheriff, but they didn't find them. Re
,orts from Jefferson state that a
SQUAD Of General King Whites men en-
couutered body Of sixty Brooks men
Yesterday evening and dispersed them
One report says five men were Killed
though it needs confirmation. The
preparatious on both sides look very
warlike, and all sorts OF reports are
afloat; one to the effect that Brooks
intends to assault Baxter, and another
that Baxter intends sssaultng the Y
S. troops that occupy theil
old position between both parties. Hon
J,R. Berry, who claims TO have beer
elected Auditor on the same ticket witt
Brooks and who was prevented iron
prosecuting his claim in the courts b,
q prohibition against the Circuit Cour
Issued by the Supreme Court. publishe
letter favoriug the submission Of to-
whole matter 10 the Legisla
ture. Brooks publicly an
nounces TINT he will not abide 3.
any decision OF the Legislature. Tb
Gazette and other conservative journal
favor the call by the Legislature Of
Constitutional Convention with a vie'
to resubmittipg the whole matter to th
people. !.
Brooks received few recruits to
day. so did Baxter. NJ. :,
Weather cloudy and cool. River J
feet front; s inches by the gauge. I
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w WAsHINcTo on
WAeHNaroN, May 4

The House Committee on approprla>
tions has finally acted on eleven OF the
general appropriation bills, and the
remaining one of the series, namely,
for suudry civil expenses, is now under
consideration. The army and navy
appropriation bills have passed both
Houses, and have been returned to the
Com mmittee on Appropriations upon the
Senate amendments for Notifications.
The legislative, judicial and executive
bill has passed the House and is now IN
the Senate. The 1udian bill is before
the House. The military academy, def
cheney, postoffice, consular and dip!o'
matte bills have been reported to the
House, but remain to be acted upon:
The pension bill. river and bsrbor bill
and sundry civil expenses bills are yet
to be reported.
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lev Y.rk lax. s.eehHssh q.

Nsy. YORK, May 4.-BseIss--A..
eeipts 2,464 head, making, SSS0,bsA
fof the week against $3.50 hesf lAst
week. The quality Wis fai,, 'renfihg
from common to'prims. Tbs market
Was strong and active At anHdvales for
the week oi t&ac., and excepting cars
a Texats which sold'at loic. The live
weight range wss III@l& '&Nh1fhe
bulk of the sales st llGllic. Sheep
Receipts 900 head, making l0,4sO
head for the week against ID, 100 head
last week. The supply 10 insufficient
for the pressing wants OF the bulchsr',
and the market is very arm =, ,,,,,,, ,h. =.
70 prime she.rsd 6i0sfe rnse.
receipts yesterday and to-day 1880
head, making A, $50 head for the week
agains, AZ 40 head last week. None
offered alive, dressed fairly steady N
Saturdays prices, or 4ic Tor oil weights.
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ber of the arm Of Cooper. Hesmitt &Co.,
who at once declined to allow the use
Of his name. Per contra, the Erie
authorities tonight deny the truth OF
ths rumor that Watson is to be re-
moved, and say that no decisive action
would be taken until the investigation
by the English authorities is concluded;
James McH spry spent this evening
with Commodore Vanderbilt at ths
letters residence.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, May 4.-FI0ur-QuIet
and steady. Whea,-Firm; Ohio and
Indiana 81 599l CO. western spring
| 50@l SO. Corn-Frmer; old wsstsrn
mixed; S6!@S7c; new SAC. Oats
Dull and weaker western 59S62c.
Rye-DuIl At 81 039l 05. Provisiobs
Doll; mess pork CIT 25. Bulk
meats-Quiet and firm; shoulders 7t9
7tc; clear ribs 9iSl0c. Lsrd-Firm
al l0iSI0sc. Butter-Western easier
and active al 32S36c. Coge.-Dull
and unchanged. Waisky-Dull .,
Q8c.
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Ciucinnatt Market.

CINCINNATI. May 4.-Cotton-Quietat at
l7c. Flour-Dull and unchanged.
Wheat-ln fair demand and 1rm at
| 46al AZ. Corn-Firm st 68S70c,
Oats-Steady At S095sc. Rye-Steady
At l OS. Bsrley-DulI; spring ] 40.
Ohs-Unchsnged. Eggs Quiet asd
weak. Butter-Dull and dropping.
Chee,e-Firm. Pork-Quist; held st
II 25al7 SO, no ssles. Lsrd-Suong;
steam iOt@lOic ket,le, sales ct l0}c.
Bulk Meats-Quiet and firm; shoulders
Ci@6;c; clear rib stSSic; clesr sc.
Bscon-Qaiet and firm; shoulders 6l 10
7c; clear rib 9i99ic; clear 9iSsic
Whisky-Firm At 92c.
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K.., L.ibsr,x C...Ie M.rksi.

East LIpsRrr. May 4-Cattle-
Arrivals including Saturday and Sun
day Is csr. medium t5 Is 70 o 90
common s 90 70 9 go. Hogs-~Arn.
val. including Saturday spd Sunday
1904 cars; best Ps,lsdslphiss 8 20 70
6 40; Workers 52S to5 30. Sheep
Arrivals including Saturday and Son
dsy 81 ea,,; best clipped % S 70 D 10;
medium 5 50 70 6 % J.rs ,tr.r
IFor additional Markets zee 4.h page ]
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-05
INDIANA.

JenersonvilIe Nuuieipsl Election
JrppEssoNvILLE, May +-The munic-
ipsl election OF thus city takes place to-
morrow. Considerable excitement and
the utmost interest is manifested by
both TEN perarce and snti-Temperancc'
John w. Ray, OF Indianapolis, and W.
Baxter, auther Of the Baxter law, are
addressing large audiences this after.
noon, in front Of the First National
bank.
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CIaIsiand MaKkst.

CLEVELAND, Msy 4.-fIour-Un-
changed. Wheai-Quiet and firm; No.
| red 81 So; No. 2 Al. Corn-Firm
aad strong; mixed 79c, low mixed 7SG
ears 90 track 74@75c. Osis-Quiet
and unchanged Petroleum-Firm and
more se,iv.; standard white car iots
llt9l3c Ohio State test to leo lofS
l6c. .
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THE WEATHER.
XAR DKPARfNENT.

WAR IMPAIRMENT,
OyyIcE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, :
waHrsorox, Nav 4. Sr.h
PROBABILITIES. ..s... .
For Lower Lakes, north and east
winds with continued cool weather and
rain. For Upper Lakes, risiDg bsrom.
eter, northeast to northwest winds, clear
and clearing weather and rising temper
ture. For Tennessee and the Ohio
Valley. rising barometer, Forth to west
winds. and cool weather followed by
rising temperture. For the Northwest
continued high barometer, light TO
fresh winds and generally clear
weather.
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CINCINNATI.
Fire.

Fire.
CINCINNATI, May AT noon to-day
the printing Ink factory Of Degs'lger q
Rycher, on Harriet street, Was burned.
Loss $1,000; no insurance. ;
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OHIO.
Z Newspsper'Cbange.'


= CoLuMBUs, Msy4.-Jas. W. Comlty
and F.rW, Francisco have purchased
the interest Of DR.. S. W: Smith .in the
Ohio State journal, and are now equal
partpers in the conc4n, C6mley re-
mains as editor-in chief and Francisco
in charge Of the business department.
AxrieuituraI.CeIItge-
The Agricultural College trustees
this evening appointed Warren P. Mo-
Bile, ex Go iernor Dennison and Thos,
G.. Jones, of-Delsware, 4 special eom
mittee to visit Washington to urge the
passage OF the bill nowtefore Congreis
ceding swamp lsnds4ocated in Ohio to
the State. Its proposed TO sell these
lands Tor the beuefit' t'of the Agricultural
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ROmE.

Roxs, May 4.-The Pope held a
consistory yesterday, for the appoint
ment OF Bishops. Among the sppolnt-
mepts were several to Australian dio-
ces.s, and Bishop Bripnan to the dioc'
sse oi Hamilton, Canada.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Beaten TO Death.

SPRINGFIELD, May Am old man
named Lowbard. was beaten 10 death
with staves, by three or four rutfihns IN
the western part OF Holyoke yesterday.
The difficulty originated in misun-
dsrstanding about q boat.
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MICHIGAN.

DULUTH, May 4.-The steamer Main
.tee, for Marquette, and the tug Eliza
Williams, for Silver Islet and Thunder
Bay, left port this morning. Na'lga-
ton is now open for the season.
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ALBANY.
Canal Navigation.

ALBANY, May 4.-Reports from
along the canal to-day represent it ss
ready for the opening OF navigation to-
NOR row.
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PUBLIC , OPINION.

''fUndef this head We Invite and publish
|alfsdfts Of ofconinunications on all sorn OF
subjects, without aSsuming any responsi.
bfiAy for The sentiments eS pfessed and
merely giving al cls>neso Of our. .readerss an
obp6rtnhhyto be hsard.l
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FINANCIAL. AND COMMERCIAL.
sev Ysfk Ms.ss ana sseek M sss

New, Nsrk Money And Btoek AAf6es
NEW YoRk, May. 4.-Noasp-Essy
at 3@4 per cent. sTSeasdry Ndisburse.
uients s529. 900. Customs receipts $S6ls.
600. Sterling quiet At 487i for 90 days
and 4sSi for sight.
GoLD-Ranged at ll2sSll2i, but
closed at ll2i. Carrying rates $4,000
600. -
SrArr Boxps-Quiet with d slight
improvsmsut Railroad bonds sctivs
With an advancing tendency
, GovsRSNrsrs-Clssed weak IN, gyms
pathy .vitb goll.~.~ So s,---
United states q OF 1881, eoupons
ffve-tweuttcs (ie6N.
siye'twentie, is6l ..:.....---........-.--.;--,
Ftve-wenues l6sa
'Eiye.twenties ls6Sl new
Fwew euties s :: e.
Eiveiwtntissl lsSsl --.-. -...-..-~~s-s2
Newrlves.---- ''-..-.-'r--'y-- :.--z-,L2
fepa observation-disclosures -.
'SFqcr.-opsp.d we; Z sndbslose De
first llftHe 16ole marlet tdeclibSd |
2f,per .Gentl The c. C,st.It g. lSfthe
decliue on, rspssp that sths stais msut
OF Capron & Merriam wosld. not be
very isyorsbIe During. the last hour
the market Yss he1yy. aad prices pads
afsithsf decline updey free sales. The
decline for the day rahged l@3tc, asd
the closing QuoiAtiona were eeserAlly
the hweet made: The unsettled state
OF the, market was caused by
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NEW YORK STATE.
Death of Ernst.

HUDSON, May 4.-Chsrles Ernst, the
prison keeper attacked by the murderer
Waltz the day before his execution
died to-day from his wounds.
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avheeling Re9ister.
GOLD closed yesterday at ll2a.

FROM our reports this morning the
probabilities are that the weather to-day
will be cool, with north to west winds,
followed by rising temperature.
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BY :TELEG Phi.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.

By the Western Union Line, ONCE North.
west corner OF Main and lHh streets.
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HOUSE.

Under the call OF States bills were
introduced and referred, including the
following: By Mr.. Hooper, for Mr..
Butler, oil Massachusetts, for the issue
of An additional bank note circulation
to the States and Territories having
less tban:ten dollarspsr capita OF popu,,
la,ion, and Tor the withdrawal OF legal
tender notes at the rate OF Is per cent.
of the additional issue OF National bank
notes until the outstanding legal tender
notes shall be reduced TO 1886, ,0OO,o ,ooO'
and prohibiting National banks from
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Rumors About Erie.

1t was reported to-day on creditable
authority that it had been decided 70
d;splace President Watson, of the Erie
railroad, and that in the search for q
spccessor his position was, On Satur-
day rendered to Abram P. Hamilton,
sop.io-law of Peter Cooper and 3 mem
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9ailg 9tnnebst yournal,
new 70 GET ALONG

Do NO. stop to tell stories during bust
ness hours.
If you have place of business, be found
there when wanted, or in business hours.
No man can get rich by lounging IN
stores or saloons.
Never "foolr in business matters.
Have order, system, regularity, liberal
ity. and promptness.
Never buy an article you do not need
simply because it is cheap, and the mar
who sells will take il out in trade.
Endeavor to avoid hard words and per
sonalities.
Time Is money
Do not kick every stone in the path.
More miles can be made in day by
going steadily on than by stopping.
Pay as you 60.
A man of honor respects his word as he
does his bond.
Aid, but never beg.
Help others when you can. but never
give when you are not able to, simply be-
cause 1t il fashionable.
Learn to say mo" No necessity OF
swapping out dog-fashion, but say it re-
specially and firmly.
Have but few confidants, and the fewer
the better.
Use your own brains rather than those
efothers.
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APPLETON'S
AMERICAN CYCLOPRDIA,
New Revised Edition.

Entirely rewritten by the ablest writers en- every
subject. Printed from new type, and illustrated
with Several Thousand Engravings and Maps.
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WOMAN to the RESCUE

A STORY of the ''NEW CRUSADE"
ARTHURS o a's fhe a mos PaSI
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'MANTRAP' and TEN NIGHTS 'cil arouse the peo-
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