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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-25

VISTA BLISHED 1900. OFFERS N .n.
II proved course of study for the ur.,.
teal education OF young men. It-...
rooms. RENTED ana furnished. ~.f.r.,r
room for ladies. sessions day an. rs,..
ing. Individual instruction given t....
student; also thorough course In t.n I,...
liSh branches. Call ut College olcr. u....
site Mcclure House. or address.
J. VI. FRA~IER { co..
ngl-Vb " ntplllu "a 4.
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suncriutende OF SchOols--PcTtI'
nan, bYo.tries on that Subject.
WHEELING, Oct. %.

Editors OF the Register:
WHY does a certain Principal, reputed
rs he is ior laziness, and the prime mover
in the matter 50 persislentIy oppose the
election OF successor to Professor Will
lisms?
|, it because he is so extremely fond of
his case, and seriously objects to being
reminded ofhls duty?i
When some of the Principals entered
into collision to devise ways and means
10 aid in abolshing the office OF Superin-
tcndent, at their meeting held tor that
purposs, why were not all the Principals
notified TO meet with them?
DO these disorganizer. suppose that
the eyes OF the poodle and tho Board Of
Education are not upon them2
Ii the Board of Education have innO-
Gently, and unexpectedly confirmed an
appointment of any Principal. who
spends his time and talents, if he have
any, in attempts to destroy the efficiency
Of our school system, would it not be
well for the Board, by appointment Of a
special committee for the purpose, to
have the matter inquired into and re-
ported upon? FOURTH WARD.
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POLICE CUURT-Jg4gs CTa""'eT.

POLICE JUUKT-JE7ys q 17'"F4''
The following cases were disposed oil a'
the Police Court Saturday g.,
Christopher Wooster, charged Win VIII,
disord.rly conduct was lined five dollars
and costs which he paid. =,
John Anderson was cEarSep WIN l
drunkenness. He was let on Oy Tue
payment of fine OF two dollars ana
Mrs. Mary Myles was charged with
drnnkennees. She has large family OF
children depending on her for support
and the Judge let hor of without assess,
ING a fine, on the promise that she would
behave better in the future.
Nathan Porter was fined two dollars
and costs for drunkenness. Paid.
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WAsHINGToS, u. G., April y, 1874.
VI, HcJuBc, ytiy1s e Rsutyly.

Mcs1S. H"lphcnNine & BeIiy:
GESTs-FOr the past seven ycaISmy wife
has been n great sufferer from chronic
rheumatism, which at times assumed a
very malignant form, and for days and
nights deprived OF rest. several months
ago our attention was called 10 Durang ;
Rheumatic Remedy, and after the use 81
three bottles according 10 directions, she
WAS entirely free from pain and n pcrma-
neut cure affected. / am glad 10 be able to
make the above statement IN reference to
your wonderful rheumatic remedy. ! be-
lievc IT will cure any case Of the disease
ever known. WM. CROOK,
Executive Clerk 10 President Grant.
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BRAINARDs Musical AbumI, q collec.
ton of instrumental and vocal music
price 80 cents. Uowe's 100 comic songs
price 20 cents. Howes Irish Songs
price 20 cents. Howes 100 Sentimental
Songs. price 80 cents. For sale at
SHIER's Music STORE.
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THE COUNTS.

CIRCUIT CouRr-Jpdgs Msi0u'.
The Court met at the usual hour Sa-
turday morning. But very little busi'
ness OF public note was transacted.
James Il. Sadler, charged with high
way robbery was admitted TO bail in the
sum Of $500 for bis appearance before
the next term OF the Court.
The Court adjourned until thi. morn
ing al 9 o'clock.
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SPECIAL NOTICE To THE LADIES'.
V. Blond is now selling +. c. Burt
celebrated make of ladies' Button Shoes
at 81 80. which have. been selling hereto
n-n ~ frnn 81 10 s.
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KANSAS Judge has decided that man
and wife can 20 to any place OF amuse-
mcut on ticket that says "admit one,
ss bv law they are considered zone.
Trouble ahead. The managers cant 90
this. 1t Is one TOO many for them.
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CHURCH DEDICATION. - Yesterday
morning the St. Alphonsus Society
numbering fifty members, headed by
Schrciuers band, with aboue two hun
dreI and fifty persons outside, started
for Tr.aIclphia. for the purpose
OF participating in the dedi-
cation ceremonies Of the new Cath
Ollie church at that place. The train
arrived there about ten o'clock, and a
large crowd greeted their arrival. After
being escorted to the church by pro-
ceSsion, solemn high mass was
celebrated by Father McMana-
men, after which Bishop Kain
preached a most excellent and eloquent
sermon, which was listened to by a vast
concourse people. At the conclusion
of the sermon the exCUrsionists boarded
the train and departed for Roncy's
Point, where sumptuous dinner WAS
provided by mine host, Hemberger At
ter enjoying pleasant time the e1cur-
siunists started homeward bound, and ar
rived here at o'clock P. VI.
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BY 1elegraph.I


PIT1sBURGH, October 24.-Rivcr feet
inches and falling. Weather clear and
warm.
CIScIyNArL, October u River feet
inches and falling. Weather fair and
mild Arrivcd-Fanchon, Pittsburgh.
EVANSVILLE, October Weather
warm; mcrcnry 81 to no. River station
Any with go feet On the gauge. Down
Mary Hunter, Sam, Peyton and barges,
Low " uter Robert Young and Grey
Eagle. Up-B. II. Cook and Mary Mil
Ter. Business light.
CAIro, October 2l-Arrived Ed.
Hobbs, Cincinnati; City Of Helena,
Nicksburg; Belle OF Memphis, st. Louis.
Drpartcd-SiIyer Thorn, Evansville;
Cherokee New Orleans; Helena, st.
Louis; Belle Of Memphis, Memphis.
The transfer steamer McComb coilidcd
with the Ed Hobbs here at daylight this
morning, demoLshiug her wheel and
breaking both cylinder timbers of the
Hobbs. The McComb is not damaged
River feet inches and stationary
Weather clear and warm.
MEMPHIS, October 24-R.ver fell :
inches. Navigation between here and
Cairo is getting troublesome; scant feet
on Osccola. " eatner clear and warm.
Departed last right-Tinnie Baker, Qua
chita river; Atlantis, St. Louis. This
evening City of Quincy, New Orleans,
The mammoth steamer Mary Belle ar.
rived this afternoon and was visited by
thousands Of persons. She leaves for
New Orleans at midnight leaving 60OC
bales OF cotton here.
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Two HUNDRED pieces best ca.icoo' At
he closed ont ut &c per yard At the closing
or, sole Of :. Kline X San. 1855 Main
street.
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\ LARGE assortment of lsnnels, blank
cts, jeans. cassImers, wa,erPr"ois, &c,
IDS. opened ut SiTLER& RUTH's.
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Go to Sitter & Roth's for your Dry
Gooda. the best assortment in the city.
POI Main street.
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II FRANZ, the clothicr, 4G 18th street
has two tickets TO Peoria, Illinois, and
two to Burlington, Iowa, which he will
sell cheap also tickets at reduced rates to
all points East and West. Guaranteed
good until dscd.
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ExAMINE the photograph, made ut
Rogers d Co.'S Gallery, fort2 per dozen,
1905 Market street, opposite Mcclure
House.
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TuE Columbus street car company
have reduced the fare from six 10 five
cents. Wonder how the Citizens raI,-
way company feel On the subject.
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THERE was q big travel over the street
railway yesterday. The cars were
crowded on this side, and We understand
the Gc'lsirc road did biz business.
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Time of game is minutes.


Now is your time for bargains, at the
auction sale OF l.. Rheinstrom X Cos
this afternoon and evening.
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a ;ss q
iIItE'E!VkERs
zi1tIJ;'ux. \ |, I!
Il 71TI5O'
Mcsus. Hephensiine & Bentiy:

No human being ever suffered rs did
for years with rheumatism. one OF IN"
most eminent physicians falling 10 give
me relief, | bought u bottle of Duraug :
Rheumatic Remedy, and in the almost
incredible time of three days was well
man and perfectly free from pain. The
medicine Is truly wonderful.
Signed. THORNTON SMITH,
1921 street, Washington, h. G.
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Nh. SHEETS, the Centre Wheeling ss-
loonist, has remodled and rettted his
resort very nicely, and requests his friends
10 drop in and take peep att.
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ST. LOUISLAW SCHO0T
Law Department Of WAu.u.
1 - L. L

Law Department Of WAAu.us,y,
Inivcr>ity.I
The regular annual term OF ug., r..
School Will open on Wcdnrsda, o.,
e. 18TH, 1879. Full course, two tenn. Wv.
months each. students admItir.. %. 80
senior Class, on examination, Ly.t.r. .'
ton on or be ore October l2th. %
$50 first year, S6- second year. ,',.........-
use OF Library, For Part!cularaFt->, d..
q. VI. STEW ART, Dean uf Ig. $50,
y27codsb 2U3 y. Third 81. :
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-25

IypIAS summer Is the housewife ;
own summer. |. is ~ winter what the
arring is 10 the summer.
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The in.riracy OF the back draparies of
ladies' laij salts is compared TO the intri-
y,,rv Of Il chaaccry suit,
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ATTEND the auction sale at l., khe'n-
stron & Co. 9 this afternoon and evening.
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CLOSING out sale Of misses and chill
drens colored shoes for the next ten days
ut J.. V. BLoNDs,
1885 Main 81.
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RIVER NEWS.

The marks at the landing showed i
feet inches in the channel last even.
ing.
The Courier left for Parkersburg at
the usual hour.
The Hudson departed for Cincinnati. at
4 o'clock Saturday afternoon.
Tho MalIic Ragon arrived from Gin
cinnati and departed for Pittsburgh.
She will enter the Wheeling and
Pittsburgh trade hereafter.
The c. W. Hornbrook arrived from
Pittsburgh, Saturday night.
The Salt Valley passed up Saturday
night.
The Andes will arrive from Pitts
burgh.
The Express is the Parkersburgh
packet this morning ut II o'clock.
The local packet, arc making their
regular trips.
The MalIic R,gon will leave here to-
day.
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MANUFACTURED BY
HELPHENSTINE & BENTLEY.

Druggists, Washington, u. G.
LOGAN, LIST Il Co, Wholesale and Re
tail Agents for Wheeling, W. Va
Price 81 n bottle or six bottles tor s.. Ask
your druggist for Durang's Rheumatic
Remedy. aggI
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Fox Blankets and Flannel. call at J..
/ W. Fcrrgls, corner Of Main and 10th
streets,
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EDUCATIONAL.
COLLFQg
THInTY.TIFrH sEsSIo>

MONDAY, 9TH SEPTENBFp
NJ Courses OF study are udju.;rt"
the varied purpose. OF students .,. -.
grees are conferred indicative OF p-1'.''- -r
scholarship in Arts, Sciences ana I...... i..
Special courses are arranged ior D.. -
slonal Students In Engineering, p. =.
Physics and Chemistry, with ann. t.
ing IN the use OF instruments .t .-.-.
raIus, both IN Held work and inn. .a-
tory. 90.
Boarding In clubs from 81 10 $ p---
and At private boarding house. :ry,'
10 s. per week. - ,.
For particulars s0ud for Ca,...-..
Prof {. l.. LoSs, or -
w. K. PENDLEIgN
iN2Jsb p-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-25

rosTAL.-Lcwi> NJ. Porter j. appoint
.d postmaster 30, Hawks Nest, Fayetie
county, West Virginia, vice Gcgrgr ".
NgGahea, resigned.
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For fneucss and cheapncss the photo
graph, made by Rogers * Co. cannot be
surpassed. Gallery l2oj Market street,
oupo,lte Mcclure House.
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l.. V. BLOND is Offering his entire
stock of misses and children's Colured
Shoes regardless of cost.
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\ BEAUTIFUL stock of Dress Goods
Shawlss Sa4ueiug Cloths, &c, Just re-
cclycd at SIILEg Il Rom ;,
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TIE weather was truly delightful ye'
,arJay, ami the streets were crowded
with pedestrians.
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Closing out sac at 4G, 18th street
Branch store No 80, Eth street, " heel.
ing.
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For Dress Goods and Carpets, at half
price 20 to j. W. Ferrcls, corner Main
and 10Th streets.
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c. To the great closing out sale Of ;
Kline " Son, 1865 Main street, and see
the goods that are being sold at halt
their value.
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II YOU have no. Yet predicted = hard
winter. low is your time. Delays are
dangerous.
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THH BEST
PRAIRIE LANDS
IOWA AND NEBRASKA,
FOR SALE BY THE
BurIington& Missouri RiverR. R, Co,

On ~ Years Credit ut Gpcr centintrlcst.
One Million Acres in Iowa and Southern
| Nebraska. The finest country in the world
| to combine Farming and stock Raising
/ The Soil Is Rich and easily cultivated
| Climate warm; Seasons long; Taxes low
and Education Free. No payments re-
quired on principal till Finn year, an!
then only One-Seventh Each Year CDtl
paid.
LAND EXPLORING TICKETS
Sold nj important stations on the Chicago,
Burlington and quincy railroad, and cost
Of same refunded when land Is bought.
Half Fare 10 families Of purchasers, and
Low Freights on household goods and
farm stock.
Twenty'pcr cent premium tor cuIuya-
ton.
Large Discounts Tor Cash within one,
two and three years.
Products will pay for Land and Improve
mcntS long before the principal becomes
due.
The so-callcd restitution in Nebraska,
lies in the tar western region, beyond the
lands OF the T.. & VI. X. X. CO."
E5-For circulars that Will describe fully
these lands and the terms OF sale, apply
to or address LAND COMMISSIONER,
Darlington, Iowa, for Iowa lands, OF Lin
coin, Neb., for Nebraska lands, or To
:. r. SHAW, Agent.
frb23gSD larkcrSbuTg, West n
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LADIES, attend the auction sale at l..
Rheinstrom u Co.'S this afternoon and
evening,
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Ac.,guIXG to advertisement, beer has
been reduced to - Per barrel
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A BEAUTIFUL picture will be that on
exhibition at Washington Hall tonight.
Hundreds of bright and happy children
all aglow with interest IN the work they
have undertaken for humanity, and in
the sweet songs they have been learhin.
to cheer and make happy those who are
abon: them. There will be "lltte wee
one to lisp the music or cherish it like
50 many birds. There will be aged ones
AID middle aged to oe made
feel young again by the
inspiring songs of their children and
grand children. Taking 1t altogether,
the Lutheran Sunday School Concert
to night, will be one of those enjoyable
things that everybody can heartily enter
INTO. Prof. Leslie, the conductor Of the
Convention, which the concerS closes,
has the children in splendid musical
trim, and will no doubt surprise many
persons tonight. His little boy is prod
igy and well worth hearing. We predict
uGulI house aud happy time.
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TIE Investigation Committee Was IN
session Saturday aud will meet again to-
.'u,-
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uv. Be,lairo letter failed to come to
ha,d last night
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Cu,aERIANp Is oyrrfua with tramps,
a.I the Times Is sad.
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For Alpaca and Mohair cal! ut j. W.
Ferreis, corner Main and 10th streets.
The Osceola times., 1875-05-15
What Dose it all Mean?

l. bnving lcvolyod on US, IN our
judicial capacity 10 have brought
before US for preliminary examina.
ton. u citizen Of this county
charged with the commission OF u
felony. Ia Tie goodness OF our
heart, and acting under what VIC
considered honest advice, we per
m,tled the accused to give bail Tor
his appearances on the day appoint
ed tor his examinat.en. On the
day appointed for the examination,
the defendant was "non est mven-
tus," having taken advantage Of a
passing packet we presume, for u
summer airing among the noun.
tains. The court having been con
rened, and the nonappcarance o.
the defendant apuounoed by the
sheriff, the State moved Ter for
'ei,ure Of the bail bond. when to
Jur utter smazement, the defense
contested the forfeiture by attemp-
ung 10 take advantage Of the most
frivolous tcchnicaliiy, THAT we
had allowed bail IN charge Of Gel-
ony, piior TO tic preliminary ex'
animation, and az We had no right
10 grant bail under such cream.
stances, the bond was consequent.
y null and void" When we say
bat we were amazed at such pro.
eecfing, We bnt poorly describe
our real ieelin.a. we were in.
ascel TO allow the bail from mo.
''vcs of humanity, and upon the
homes, belief that wo were acting
in TIC permission Of the law, BY
yeasons of the best lights before us.
aud upon these premises. we, on
our part acted IN behalf of the
state, N good fs,.h, IN accepting
the bond. Then, after the matter
had teeA so manipulated as to en-.
stSs She accused . ran OF, for the
rsrties Who came forward and exs
scntsd the bond, ard who aere
thus instSumental In saai,ling ,h..
The Osceola times., 1875-05-15
ST. johns Dav.

E,eru.u-,. .-.:ii - Fsund = NV
tice to l4s masoGic fraternity to
meet tonight, Tor the TRANSACTION
of Important business, and not
knowing positively what that i'm
portan, business may be, we would
suggest that steps be taken prepa'
raiory to eeiebrating The anniyer-
sary Of John tho Bapu.i, which
comes on The 2i,h day Of Junc a
reunion of the brotherhood at tins
season, when all nature is putting
forth It's greatest exertions 10 beau
tity aud cdorn cur ,crrestial abode,
il is meet, wo should gather to
gelher and exchange tie cyilities
and cour,ecies due from one mason
10 another, on this, tho observed
of all days among maeOns--the pa.
tron SAINTS, 10 whom is dedicated
,he teachings Of the order, Quite
"a number OF Tho brethren have dur
The past year, been cut down, and
iheir spirit returned to the God
who gave 1t. low many shall
sema,n 10 meet = year hence, time
alone can solve. Llie, at best, is
Seetlng, and whilst battling aud
struggling with its many trials and
cicisltndcs, in the VAN oHdeavor
30 attain permanent temporal rs.
suits, they only are W Sc, who know
bow 10 roo IL % i,a r,ias e..l Lii,"r.
ness by mlngling with it, ITS sweet.
Therefore, we say, let's have u eel
bratisn on the 2Ith OF Juac, by ali
means, and extend general invi.
'stion to the county. A band OF
music has been kindly rendered fol
the occasion, both by the PoiA;
Pleasant, Mo. and Ripley, Tenn,
bands, for the paltry auoun, that
will suffice 10 pay travelling ca.
pcrses.
The Osceola times., 1875-05-15
Honesty,

Webster defines Honesty: Cup.
rlghtneSs, just, fairness in dealing
with others; freeness from trick
cry and fraud; acting ana having
the disposition to act at all timos
according to Justice, or correct
moral principles"
"An honest mans the noblest
work Of God"
QueIy:-can this definition be
sufficiently stretched to enable an
honest man 90 erawfsh out OF pay
ing & forfeited bail bond, by taking
advantage OF his own wrong. in at.
tempting to plead u mere techni
cality by reason OF his own wiIliui
fraud practiced npon the State 7
We thought this was the con true
ton placed upon the word, only by
radicals and scalawags, we were un-
aware thatany one under the Gar.
land govern ment had so soon made
a change in his lexicon.
The Osceola times., 1875-05-15

that The bond was "A llaud, and That
we had ieen led IN the in.
nocence OF our credulity, into
being mado an Involuntary means
OF assisting in the escape Of an re-
cused criminal, and in swindling
the State OF, Of her equivalent, in
the way OF penalty, i, much more
than even our well known patience
and fslbe0rspcc can endure, We
believe Ia honesty good, solid hon
eSiy. In man cleaying clio: ely
to the golding rule. cot doug un-
to othcr- IA you would lave 9th
ers do unto you," and must con
tess but little opinion OF those who
scheme 10 deceive others, and then
endcnvCf io take advantage OF their
own wrong. All right, we hope
10 have our eyes we'll skinned next
time, before we show any qrcta.
Ogt sole regret, however, is that
iNS,ico shovld have thuybeen robbed
OF her daee and !bat the olpres-
sing moUotony which is now weigh
ing upon our town, could not have
',S5v,--~..is-ossxu ut u Ds-o,g,.,sr8atiu"
Trial. No doubt there would have
been extensive legal sparrug be
tween the coGnsel for the state,
Mess .. MtFe;gh and Semmos, and
hose Tor lhe defence, c.. ". Thum-
asou and James Il. Beat, Esq'rs.
As the case, "a we now understand
it, was an important one; and the
present warm weather is extremely
conductive towards the promotion
Of hot blood.
The Osceola times., 1875-05-15
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

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correspondence viii please bear
An mind the following ruios.
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PAPER. This rHle ia imperative,
and we will hereafter pay 40 atten-
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Of the sheet.
Be BRIfF, state what you have
20 say in The fewest possible rords.
SEND Us NEWS: We want facts,
not disquisitions, moralizngs or
refectlous on them. Above all
,hings, Dogr wRITr uSLfss You
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