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formalities as on the day prcvioa' r""'
! throughiwitis the President OF Tie 2.",
ate acting as presiding officer Of the JON,
assembly. After call of the rolls oi
the two houses the vote stood as io''o"s
The Senators voted as follows: -
For Walker, Messrs. Burdett, feTrell'
! Mcdonald MeGinnis, Price ana '''ne'-
tom. C.;r,-bor,
Golf and Johnson: :. D;oL;.o,
For Price, Messrs. Dennis, DICKINSON
'" EarTamden, Messrs Bishop, Clayton,
c.aO,bom Custom, Pannell and Scott.
For Faulkner, Mr.. Arnett.
For G. d. Camden, Mr.. Bennett.
For John Hutchinson, Mr.. Berkshire.
For Okev johnson, Mr.. Camden.
For A. F. Raymond Mr.. LOOMS.
The Delegates voted as follows:
For Camden, Messrs. Blakemore, Camp
bell, Enoch, Fleming, Gettinger, Good,
Hall. Huffman, Hutchinson, Jackson,
Jordan, Morgan, Simpson, Small, Snyder,
Squires, Stuart, Tanner, Taylor, WEIGH
and White-2l.
For Walker, Messrs. Agee, Chapman,
Depue, Ferguson, Kirtloy, McCulloch,
Powell Reynolds of Mercer, Roles,
Sehon, Short, Stone and Vaughn-18.
For Brown, Messrs. Chichester, Corn
well, Farnsworth, Ice, Long, Mason,
Prichard, Reynolds, of Taylor, West,
Wilson and Emil.
For Price, Messrs. Dix, Montgomery,
Thornburg, Upton, Warden "ooddeii
and Monroe. u
For Caperton, Messrs. Houston, Miller
and Williams.
For George LOOMS, MesSr;. Bsbb,
Garlic, Tough, Pugh, Shinn and Turner
e.
For G. f. Scott Mr.. Dyche.
For Okey johnson, Mr.. McEldowney
REHABILITATION.
Walker, 20; Camden, q; Barnnon, IA;
Price, 10; LOOMS, e; Caperton, 3; John
son, .; Faulkner, I; G. d. Camden, Il
Hutchinson, / Raymond, L; Scott, /.
No one having received u majority OF
the votes cast there was no election.
Adjourned to meet at l. u. III. Friday.
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SENATE.
FRIDAY, January %, 1915

FRIDAY, January 30, 1000
Various committees reported.
A bill amending section 4, of chapter
$50 of the acts of 1928, for the dis
charge of prisoners from jail charged
with bastardy, WAS read and passed.
Also. II bllI amending section chapter
16 of the acts of 1928, entitled an act
organizing the Supreme Court OF APP
pesls. defining its jurisdiction and powers
and prescribing its manner OF proceed
ing.
Also. bill changing the times for
holding the County Courts of Gllmer,
was read third time and referred to the
Judiciary.
A bill allowing special elections on
subscriptions to railroads was amended
and ordered to its third reading.
The following bills were introduced.
By Mr.. Pannell, Regulating deposit OF
State funds.
BY Mr.. Bennett, Providing for cleo
tions-and to fiji vacancies.
The Senate then proceeded to the
House Of Delegates to ballot for Senator
in Joint assembly.
Also II Bill establishing q branch luna
tic asylum at Salt Sulphur Springs was
/ read the first time.
On motion of Mr.. Dennis, adjourned.
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THE LEGISLATURE,
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
THURSDAY, Jan. 20, 1875.

THURSDAY, jail 20, 1860
The House met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Mr.. Jackson reported bill to author
ize certain localities in this State to deter
mine whether lisense to sell intoxicating
LIQUORS shall be granted or refused there
in, without recommendation.
Mr.. Prichsrd, bill concerning insane
convicts in the Penitentiary, reported the
bill back recommending that it do pass.
Sir. Tanner, House Bill No. ll5, bill
relating to the compensation OF officers
for conveying lunatics from the jails to
the Asylum at Weston.
The following bills were introduced
and referred.
By Mr.. Hutchinson, a bill to amend
and re-enact section ] i Of chapter 81 of
the Code of " est Virginia.
Bv Mr.. Stuart, bill to amend and
re-enact section I Of chapter 80 of the
Code of West Virginia.
By Mr.. Sehon, a bill in relation TO the
alternative method of constructing and
keeping in repair county roads.
BY Mr.. Chapman, a bill authorizing
the county court of each Of the counties
of the State to appoint surveyors to eS-
tablish true meridian line at each coun-
" seat thereof.
Mr.. Cornwell presented the petition OF
Lewis Wilson and $50 others of Barbour
/ county, asking that law be passed to
prevent the spread Of Il grass known rs
! broom sage.
Mr.. Chidester, That the Auditor be re-
/ qucsted to furnish to this House, If with
| in his power to do SO, the number OF
insane people now confined in the jailS OF
this State, and the cost per capita per
week, Of so keeping them in jail
Mr. Dix, To inquire into the eXpedl-
ency of making SWANS Spciler, one OF
the text books to be used i'll our Free
Schools of this State
Mr.. Enoch, To inquire into the c1pcdl'
ency of appropriating three thousand
dollars to aid in constructing II bridge
across Hughs river at Greenville IN
Writ county.
Mr.. Jordan,
That the Clerk furnish the members OF
this House with pens, ink and stationery
in such quantity ms are necessary to the
transaction of the business OF the House
By Mr.. Long, to inquire into the eX-
pcdiency of appropriNting twenty thou
sand dollars for turnpike from or near
New Interest, in the county OF Randolph
through Tucker county, by way Of the
Hollow Meadows and Horse Shoe run, &c
intersect the Northwestern pike, near
Chissms Mill in Preston county.
Mr.. Shnn, To inquire into the expedl'
rncv of so amending the road law as tc
relieve ministers of the gospel from
working on public roads.
The houses met in Joint session ior
the purpose of holding an election ioi
Senator in Congress, an account OF
which we have already published.
On motion of Mr.. Hutchinson, the
House adjourned.
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THE SITUATION.

Would you please inform mo OF the
prospects Of the lockout?
"Wcll they're pretty blue"
Do YOU know of any mills that are
going to start at S. 80 per ton?
II do not. | don't believe the rumorS
which are going about
Were you at any Of the meetings
when the manufacturers offered $500,
and to start their mills Immediately?
ayes. sir, | was; and | would have
favored going in for that if it had come
to vote"
Do YOU belong to the boilers organiza-
ton?
'Yes sir.
Was the question put to vote?
mo sir; it was cried down before the
.wcak-kneed and half starving boilers
could get chance to express their
opinion. .v,
Do YOU know of many fellow-work-
men who are of your opinion?
"Plentv of them and there would be
many more, only they're afraid CT beng
called 'weak-kneed
So YOU believe the reduction should be
accepted.
"Gertainly do. 1t is the best thing
we could do now. Well have to take 1t III
the long run. The boilers cant stand
this lockout until April"
Do you think the manufacturers can
afford to have their mills idle until this
| time?
why there's enough iron in stock
throughout the country to supply the
demand until July, for that matter"
How are the boilers farIng generally,
as regards the nccessaries of life?
MANY of them are pretty far down.
Many hadn't cent saved at the begin
ming of the lockout and are now being
/ sustained by relief committees.
/ Has the boilers organization any
money on hand?
Not much; it's all 4 mistake TO sup
pose that the heavy drain on the treasury
would last long. have not applied for
relief nor will |. therefore | don know
/ lust tn" exact condition of the relief
fund.
1t has been asserted that the settlement
Of the entire thing is IN the power of nc
more than thirty men. | that true?
~ es. and less than thirty.
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THE LOCKOUT.

In the Pittsburgh telegraph few
DAYS since appeared the statement OF a
puddler who signed himself "A Boiler,
too proud to beg and too honest to steal
and who wanted to work to earn his
own meal, which gave All insight-the
tirst-to the public Of the inner circle OF
the Boilers Union. The article created
a great deal of CONSERVATION III the
Union, and called out reply from /"
Brownstown boiler, which was 'ubse-
qucntly ,horn of all its argument by
the sound common sense OF our cores
pondent.
And now we have full confederation
of our correspondents views, in the an
ncyed interview between South Side
Herald reporter and u we'll known pud-
der The conversation ran IN tins way:
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGIS IEh.

One squares inch space. sG NO
One time............s Is One months, months - 90
Two times, p Three months 55 m
one week 50 One year. 100. ,,oi, - s5 N
One square changeabls once sdd, TeeK ''
Special Notices . per cent f sSei places 25
Advertisements 70 occuP'
per Cuts Tsn viii III be charged double Tor space
occupied. advertisements, 50 per
cent az Notices 10 cents pei, line-6m no
,,n1i notfce eeiH be inserted JoT less man ONE
al advertisements, except for establish
ad business houses, must be paid Tor IN ad-
vance. a. ,u,,,,,. -,
the advertisement.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly. .,
Yearly advertisers will be confined 10
their legitimate business, and all adver-
tisements not connected with II Will De
charged for at our regular rates.
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JIAVING PURCHASED ALL TIE
Ill right, title and interest ia and To ne ~,
West Va. Stencil and Seal Works, VIII
continue the same al the Old stand, ) o.. -
sixteenth street, and respectfully s"lIG't q
cnnrInuntion OF the patronage 81 all IN
need of anything in our line. 'hhrI",H =
Etz has charge of the works, anu VII az ,n-
a"mta alI orders promptly and sati,iac-
toriIy. We ernploy no agents oI CAM ,ia,, a.
sI,I. and aII u,Tsons are hereby cautioned
1',,,j','s, aHV 6ne reprcse:.ting themselves
az az t smch jOHN II. ZENkLi, Proprietor
VS. Va. stencil and seal Works. DC"
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NELL & ELLlNGHAM,
Wholesale GrOCers,
1908 Main st.

Have now In store and for sale:
900 Halt Bills Lake Herring.
100 White Fish.
400 No. 3 Mackerel.
9D0 No. 2 Mackerel.
400 Packages Mackerel,2 and In quarter
barrels and kits.
d Tierces choice Carolina Rice.
$50 Bbls choice y. o. MOlasSes.
50 Hhds choice y. .. Sugar.
10 Bbls Syrups.
200 Bbls Standards a. Il, Extra {. Granu.
lated, Powdered, Crushed, Franklin and
&C Sugars. ~,
500 Bills Flour, embracing White Rose,
keystone, Idlewise, Howard and other
standard brands.
100 Bags prime 10 choice Coffee.
% Half Chests prime 10 choice u. +.
Teas.
50 Caddies prime to Choice q. T. Teas.
Our Tobacco embraces Halbrook's J. X.
Milllner's, PAGES and other good ana re-
liable brands, among the best in the couh ,
try. Our stock is fun and complete, ana
will be offered to the trade at the lowest
market price. We invite close buyers 10
call and examine our stock before purch-
asing elsewhere.
marble NELL EbLiN"hA'"'
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VIM. Dillon, attachment I'm Rssump-It
This day came the plaintiffs, by then
attorneys, and, upon their motion, thys,f.
tachment I'm said cause Is dOCkctrd H.,
object of this suit being To recover from N.
defendant the sum Of seven hundred aUl
NIFTY dollars, with interest thereon nom
May 3lst, 1913, the amount du" from thrdc.
fendeut TO the pIaintiiis on a certain agree
mcnt In writing, signed by The said Nm
Dillon, dated ut Washington city, bccrIn
Der 9TH, lEl, by which said agreement 10
writing the said defendant promised 20
pay 10 the pia!ntliis seven hundred ana
finy dollars, 80 soon ~ an additional a.
lOwancc should be made IN the matter ~
the defendants claim, Tor services at tar
steamer Morning Light, then pending iu
the department, the plaintiffs 10 giE" fL"
defendant all the assistance ia their power
I'm furthrrinQ said settlement, and 10 sub
feet the following real cstai", io-wi'. Iu.
ruSi Our-hulf !. Of lot 80 -, situated 90,
the south side OF 18th street, IA Graham
addition 70 the city Of Wheeling, w.
virginia, 10 the pay iueui Oi ,ulu claim
and the order OF attachment Issued herein
having been returned executed, and %.
real estate hcIclntOtOT" described hHg.r4y
brru levied Oh by virtue OF said httun.,.
mrut and TIA" defendant not having pu.u
served with NcOpy of said attach mont, non
with process Ia said SUIT, and 10 appearing
from the return on said process By the -rg-
geant Of the city OF Wheeling, that th' de-.
PENDANT, VIM. Dillon, Il not resident -
the state Of West Va; Oh motion OF The
plaintiffs, by their attorneys, l' h. Ordered
by the Court that SAID defendant do up.
pear within four week, after the date thrpI
inst publication OF this order, AMI do whs,T
Is necessary 10 protect his interests. And
this order shall be published ana posted as
required in chapter ~ Of tn" acts Of rl,
legislature Of ls72-i. passed Dcceu Der l3iu.
ls7.;, concerning orders Of publication and
TN, matter j. continued.
\ copy. Test":
DANA l.. HUBBARD, CLERK.
TAYLOR & BARR,
Attorneys for PlaIutIflA. deem
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500 PIANOS & ORGANS

New and Secondhand, OF First-claSs
Makers will be sold al Low Prices for cash
or on InstallmentS, or for rent, in City or
country. during these hard times and the
HoIidayS. by HORACE WATERS 4 son,
1sI broadway, than ever before offered in
New York. Agents wanted to sell Waters
New Scale Pianos, and concerto organs,
iIi,.trofed Catalogues Mailed. Great in-
dn"ements 10 the Trade. A large discount
~ Teachers. Ministers, Churches, Lodges,
schools, etc. ee'--o
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a, r. c A D D ! S.
40. III MAIN STREET,
successor 10
WIN. Ell. Shiob,
DEALER IN
Pianos and Organs,

shoot Music. Music Books and musical
merchandise generally, OF all kinds. Sn.r
agent for Weber Pianos, and othrF hrs'
class Pianos EStey Organs, Eureka Ca"I-
net organs. ,-.,.,.,,,t,,,, ,,,,,,r
Es-i.owest Prices and satisfaction guar
PefaTring 10 above, cordially r'com-
,.,i'H,j nv friends and former patrons 10
s,nrsssor. A. Il. Gaddls, trusting the
liberal custom heretofore given me Will be
I"i INA VIM. Ii. sHEIB.
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600 a G r. &c -
OF
Val lIABL E LAND FOR SALE

Il ,he Valley river and Sugar creek,
Harbour county, ". Va, near half way be-
tween Grafton, Taylor Co, and Philippi,
Barbour county, about 200 acres of which
is improved and mostly in grass. 4 good
orchard. buildings poor, the unimproNed
norton Of the land abounds with the very
hes, of timber Of all kinds, and is only
short distance above the Boom at Grafton;
there is no difficulty in floating timber from
this land To the Boom AT Grafton, where,
AT any time ii can be sold for the Ready
Cash. and at fair prices. Any person or
persons wishing To purchase such proper
~, call on WIN. McCLASkEl,
Philippi, Barbour county, W. Va.
Who will sell you a good bargain. decivb
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FAIR WARNING.

4 IL PRISONS KNOWING THEM
y Sll.NiS indebted To II. Schambra,
"r % The finn ui u. Schamhra Il sons, are
requested tn call aud settle their accounts.
AT notes. due bills. book accounts, &c, not
settled on coz before the lSi day of Fehrua-
IS. IN-r. IS % be-, collected 10y law. All per
sous having claims against Us viii present
them Tor payment at once.
u. SCHNMBRA 4 SONS,
iuuln Merchant TailorS.
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BUCKINGHAM'S DYE
FOR THE WHISPERS

As our remover in many cases requires
too long time, and too much care 10 r.
rorsd this dive. in 0ns preparation; when
Will quickly and efectuaIiy accomplish
this result. II j. easily applied, ana pro
duces a color which will neither Tuh nor
wash of. Sold by all Druggists.
MANUFACTURED BY
r. HALL & CO., NASHUA, N. d
Oct9q
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Finest Selection

Oi Chandelier Brackets, Bird Cages, Coal
Buckets, Coal WAGES, Fire Irons, and
stuuurh silver Plated Ware, Table cut
lery, 30, &c, AZ the very lowest prices.
j. FrcidSl% &c GO.
-.-,-ll nm Az S1,RLE'n
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Contains 3,rJ receipts Tor everything,
Iynd-Jtds number, brwti" bogus ImIts-
tlOGs.J Absolutely Indispensable 10 All
Glasses, saving money daily 20 every
buyer. Selling faster than any other thre,.
books combined lO-pug- circular ana
extra terms nee. +. n. HUICHlsON
CO, Cincinnati u. Octl5o
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sugarFured Reef & Shoulders

TlFRtES EVANS SUGAR CURED
y Beef Five Tierces Evans Sugar Cured
Shoulders, for sale BY. -R. J. SMYTH.
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HMUNICIPAL COURT OF WHEEL.
" ING. December Term, 1874, Dcccm
Der Dist, 1874.
Lewis =. Wells and james r.. Mcguire, lat.
partners, doing business under tho fiIn
name OF l. :. Wells & Co.,
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at'hreling Registrr,
Terms, by Mail, in Advance
DAILY REGISTER

DAILY REGISTER.
One wear IS W Three months...s2 w
six months. % One month. 20
pRI-WEEKLY REGISTER.
Published every Tuesday, Thursday ana
Saturday. -.ss -s<..zss
One copy, yrs 90 One eepy' s'nes.s2 w
WEEKLY REGISTER
o,,, oorv yr 50 90 Five copies,l yrs = W
On copy' d mos / w Ten copies,lyr. Is w
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AGENTS WANTED

FoRTHEGRANDEsrB BOOK EvLRpuBLIsnrp
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-07-09
GENERAl. REGULATIONS.

The serasan rafaui.hess III til iirri Hss,ias ~
svpte mef. an .i#ls antul In III ut July. With il
public esa,ainatl.n H,sht,s ti4e aunnal, ilsts ats
lrsnsc Inaithts examinations nth. s.As1ai riasss
IL which distinguished uaf IA ts.udtt. I'LL flarr
at,d pf.sttslrnss. Fer.is.s iiislnp iuAnrs
Un enips ~, sath stnrhi u etantsnisf aNa fffrai
In tis ria.s I. Nhiri he stats st.aint.a ills at
~ HIM, A rss, moral hata. teT N ntuIs. ~ Ill
supplying far tt,ntsslntt
M. nasai~ mil srsrsp depart .ni nfths stul.Hi
,.es,HasaAlty watched ns.t, The unstl,sls rss,r
ri THEIR rernAitnhs at, tlsti fan atte ala. Iar*nH.
hnh - re.e,,. ssss. at, uIus,.
Iuils tsm nts rsli 4. ,itflstnar and fastsl y
parents sNarl.an~ I. snfasu shr, ~ tlr In I'LL
ss,tiHet afnt I'm tfsA III IT tt.t sats - Mar
III r,.r., TAUGHT III thr destitute il H..nali
tathails, Stuirui- 1T ntli.f denominations aar ri
ait., ptfa Esseh thss ar s,,e. In il.e Aaks ~
aft anil nnifa,nis IL astsMt tls pubic .set,tres
III rtsiigsHNs Worship,
nnaks us.s t,s iiestn. al, .al,ttI to he Appetite.
II. ,l.e i,irster.
Tile r..hd a,en.y ~ III. .tMteats Is .lsts,sis.s,
With the treasurer, u ~ r,sn NJ fsssifshsr nas
.nsss.t. and may hr putty. az tasali, withheld
'tutn them an assaNhl vi iasfeulnHet neglect ~
duty.
nArntssins. essh hnnnlfr shauii H. prasi.l..l
NahA suiahs gnaltits ~ slMhlnv. and sutslrtrH,
numiar vi shlrts, s.als, haH.lksfshhfs. ts~si-,
eatNhA, brushes. uie4 Nuu ~ thess will W. fur
sled ny s'.lrae. Mnt.ss special d.larlf D. mssls
Nery Mstsir sha,l.i h. marked With tlte hants -
il,r sNHsr III mil.
u.rnt- wshlne IL have thelr hilr',, =. vi l,nns,
.huuhi give timely huiir,. and iatNafl ttasriy
exl9nses. Get further particulars. ni'itess
H. IN HNOs ntitk VII, FNtsth,>r.
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PUBLIC NEl'OR1'
POLICEMAN.

ltas. ~ s~ai#ssa re@a tsassh fss s#s.s.
u sssss issss sYs kAss "a ntfa~ 4 il u ~.
Hsfrsr 18th s#s lat#s lsess ns* t.e4
aeHfsnT n sAs seAaetsr sassa lA~~s sls
sr*~.ssAsvMts IA NsshV rA4AtYpA " saf4s
shsr tAs a1ais. ss~ss atsAtHs. Almsssss ~
s~sss u s.sssasA - aHsis sssA | Aesss
80 = t@fs.sfs " as~aHf staA vsr iAssHee
ssH hastAg heasi shs ssassses rsAsn IA
W hsrhas. -. a*tssmthsa ~ m ii. AaA
stssi never sersvt thai Aesssssest.s~ A.
t#Sts ishstA tssss .As ess@ls ~ srsHs
iisHs Il tnsf#sss Ansfhlhr haze h.Hai "A
" ihsaBusasrs W. vhsie wNvsa II IL n
esssi sisaasst snd rnHihet ~ shs ala.d
thsfv mr. msNs rftws H.raasrsanee* ~he
hAse taksa n. and all waite in praise III es
satisfactory effect.
E%r*saalls asmaaF thr nRrtl GLASS II rea.
fls, u imrasss " tAsM The me shsrr III, a
nssslfai In eli Mgs nights ~ vaim, swee,
rvr"ss, thereby strengthening the mind a.
will ~ the husis ssnr arvi lady. whs has
l~sA sshsfisr shr.arh lsts frm sesatala.
Aad has hsen,ne blind fsnns III effects. ha..
inr tried mans ssm.lies with Nv favorable
sesalt. was iHiursi Nv i,ien.is IL Nv, ,hs
NAakftst, Amer taking few boiii.s shs
obtained such great relief that she express.
81 Wish Tor her sight thai he might le
able 10 loeok ue"n the man wha hal lent
her snrh hlrs sing.
Yours respectfully.
". u. ". HUntsE. tuiier ufheer, Sla. u.
losfaS, Mass, May u, ls1l
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lacnerml Rcxsslm losss ,

rurils nrc received any time dnrin. the
ycar. smd charged from date Of entrance.
No deduction made for pnrtinl absence.
unless In ease VI pto,rnctsd ttlness. Or dts-
misaal.
co,ama nicatlons 70 and from the Acnle.
envy arr submitted 10 tho inspection Of the
Aul,erioreas.
Each Pupil IN required 10 have clnnses
" clothing sufficient ~ appear ~ All times
neatly nna respectfully dressed MISC .ix
towels, six table napkins, ono dressing.
gown. one bathing gown, two black aprons,
knife. fork. silver table aud teatIoon. aud
nnrk rink. with name marked In full /
,lrsssing.cure furnished With combs, brush.
tooih md null brushes keap. ITO.
Pocket money and Postage stamps are 10
be entrusted /. thu nirertress. No esrend.
lures far Clothing Or other items viii b.
made. unless Autn uf money be deposited
With the Institution fur that purpose.
Difference. III Religion forms m obstacle
10 the ndmissinn Of smrh m Arc willing 10
conform IL the established routine VI tho
1nstttuit. Sister III. FArRttiA,
ial3 sapetlpseM
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HEARTFELT PRAYER.

~, rsrL. AM. -, isai.
IL. u Stevxks, Ese,
lear SIR shnnli l~ wantin, In graft
tube. " failr.t 10 Acknowledge VIA, thr
NkuAfiNk has slon- for me. | was attack.
81 about eleven month. since With
bronchitis. which settled Into consumption
had nights swea,s anil fever ehills; wa.
Distressed TOR breath. sni frequently spit
hl~rt; was sll cmncia,esl. very weak anil
70 law that ~! friends though, NY ease
lepvl-ss.
| WAS advised 10 make n trial sf III. Nr..
wine. which, under the providence II t;el
has cured ne, Tim, hr msy blcs. II, usc
ii your medicine IL others. ~ h. his 1"
,ac, md that his divine grace may attend
yan, IL the heartfelt prayer afyunr admir-.
ing, humble servant.
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T.. =. Mine IL hat ane a,l,nug Tie man,
enrcs your medicine his effected III TIL,
place, II. n.
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