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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-24
DEABOpY INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFicE PEAnopr iSTRAScE %.

VTFIIE ENTVUI IN7T WNNNE NU'I I
WnERLiSd W. Va, April ?, 1878
The Charter nj thu Fire and Marine insurance
Company Of Wheeling expired April lat, 1875, and
Ia nncipircI gro business has 6Crn rrlnsufCd BY
the Pealssiy Insurance Company Of Wheeling, W.
va, nS shown by the Resolution and Certificate an.
ne1r,I hereto All claims Tor los OF damage that
may ocrur after u O'Clock ", April ist, 1873, under
any Gre policy l''tici by the Fire and Marine In:
sufNnre Company, and In force, will hc adjusted
and ,ctcl by the lcabOdy Insurance Company.
J. V. l.. RODGERS,
Assistant Secretary
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GREAT BARGAINS NOw.-liemcmber
the entire stock Of splendid Dress Goods
Of all kinds Is now being sold ont at and
below Eastern cost. Call and price them
nj J. W. FERRELs,
Corner Main and Goth streets.
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OHIO CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY CoSvES'
rIOS.-We haSe been favored with cop!
Of the programme to be observed at III,
annual meeting on this society which
holds its sessions in he Disciples Church
at Steubenyille, commeRcing tomorrow
Tuesday at . O'Clock, p. ". Ed. lsaa'
Errett, Editor OF the ChriahSR SdHddrC
and President OF the Convention, give'
the annual address in the evening Of hht
same day. On Wednesday night Ed. \.
|. Hobbs, Of Cincinnati, speaks on Sunday
school work. During the sittings OF the
Convention set addresses will BIZ deliver
ed by Elders Thomas Munnell, Of Gin
cinnati, Joseph King, Of Allcghauey, and
Others. The meeting closes on Thurs.
day night. Several Of the leading Dis
ciples' Of this State propose being present,
and doubtless the occasion will be one Of
great interest, and prove productive Of
lasting good,
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Our Second Stock
New Spring and
Summer Goods,

Now being opened, embraces all
the newest styles and designs In
Camel's Hair Suitings, Plain COL
ored Silks, Striped & Check Silks,
Plaid Black Grenadines, Plain Blk
Grenadines, MexlCana Grenadines,
Side Band Organizes, LOulslne
Check Silks, Madras GinghamS,
Embroidered Linen Suitings, with
EmbOs Linen Trimmings to match,
&c., &C.
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CARrETs lower than ever. We are
selling twenty-five per cent cheaper than
any other house in the city, at Aronheim.
or 4 Lewis cheap dry goods store.
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JUST RECEIVED AT N. q uTMAN & Co.'S,
One thousand Boys Suits, in sizes from
three to fifteen years OF age, in all quail.
ties, coIors and styles. These goods will
be found to be the handsomestlO lot Of Boys
Clothing ever brought to Wheeling, and
will he sold at prices below all competi-
ton. Don't fail to call and examine
them at NJ. GuTNAN 4 Co.'S.
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From the Chicago Tribune.
MEsRs. DECKER Bros, Of New York
not content with making one Of the very
best square Pianos, have lately brought
out "Grand Piano" which has attracted
much attention from musicians and the
press, and Is said to he conceded by the
best Judges TO be the "King Of all Grand
Pianos"
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NOTICE.-All the beat styles and makes
Of prints will be advanced to : cents per
yard, and large. lot will be opened this
week ]. w. FERREt.
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FORCED to sell my Dress Goods and
Carpets. Come II you want them, as there
are some very desirable at half price, and
the beat Calicoes at I cents.
4 " Eruprt
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SPECIAL NOTICE TOTHE LADTEs.-L.N V.
Blond is now selling L. c. Burt's ccle.
brated make Of Ladies' Button Shoes at
81 80, which have been selling heretofore
from 50 90 to 81 90,
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IF you want a splendid and cheap
Dress Pattern, go now to the closing out
sale Of J. W. FERREL,
Corner Main and 10th streets.
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CARPETs! CARPETS! Il CARPETS ~! -
Price all the glaring locals and price all
the cheap Dry Goods and Carpets, and
then come 10 my store and ! will save
you 90 per cent in Dry Goods or Carpets,
especially Carpets, as am forced to sell
them. J.W FERREL,
Cor. Main and both Streets.
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A PARAGRAPH in Saturday mornings
paper stated that the recent accident At
The La Belle mill had cost $1,000. The
writer intended 10 apply his language to
uic In Belle glass works over the river.
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INSURANCE.


/, prepared to take carefully selected risks OIL
Stores, Dwellings, Barns, Churches, River CargOcS
&c.
The Directors and Stockholders are mainly the
sane a. Of the old Fire and Marine Insurance tom
tany charter, which expired after u years Conln.
uous and successful business.
Patronage respectfully solicited
Satisfaction as to rates anil fair dealing guaranteed.
ANDREW WILSON, President
c. II. COLLIER, Secretary. apis
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HAMMocRs.-Thc importers nj liam.
mOcks, q. W. Simmons 4 Son, Of "Oak
Hail." Boston, Mass, offer through our
columns their new importniions, nj
wholesale and retail Send 81 for sam.
pie Hammock II IL just what your pi.
ana orgardcn needs 10 make Il look pic
turcsqnc and comfortable.
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NUriCE TO DRESsMAKERs-All grades
Of Grenadines and Gtcnadinc Innings at
very low figures, At Henry Jacobs, l'l2l
Main aIFapt
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TnEnE isgtCat satisfaction in putting
IN m Elmwooh collar. No Pulling this
way and that way, "a II fils al once.
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JrsT REcEIvID.-E'ive hundred pieces
Of the best Standard Prints at s cents per
yard at John Roemer's; call and see
them.
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READ the special announcement Of !.
Blum 4 Bro, at the head Of the local col
umn.
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WILL open this morning 1000 yards
calico at 8 cts,at Aronheimer 4 Lewis.
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READ the special Announcement Of !
Blum Il lIro., At The head Of the local col.
umn.
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READ the special announcement Of !.
Blum & Bro, at the head Of the local col
llmn.
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THERE wns no meeting u the nail
feeders on Saturday afternoon. The
strike IL thought to be over, aud It IL
probable that the strikers will all return
10 work this week.
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AM you billious2 DO you feel tirowsy?
Have yDn the "blucsg Take dose NJ
Dr. Bnlls Vegetable PILLS.
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WIN ALrxASDERnow has telegraph
oilice. Mr.. 5. Mabel il the operator.
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rTWUsTEES SALE.

Pursuant 10 4 deed Of trust executed 10 me by
Joseph H. FOnl, Charles H. Cecil and Adams DodsOn,
trustees Of 81. Johns Protestant Episcopal Church
In the city Of Wheeling, bearing date the 10Th day
Of March In the year 1869, and recorded In DSL
B0k ~, Iagp lT In the Clerks Office NJ the Coun-
ty Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, will On ,
THURSDAY, the 10th Day Of June, 1915,
Al the front door Of the Court lIOuSc Of SAIL COun'
", scl at public auction the lot Of ground In the
tiy 0f Wheeling described In said dcel, lflng tho
lOideslgnarl on the Plat Of Chapllnr Eolls adj
dIllOn rs lot number ~ lone hundTHl and lUrty-
tWOD WhCrrOn Is erected the church known as est
Johns Church" Also the organ In the said Chuicl.
The organ will h. sold separately Or with tho real
estate, according ~ one Or the other mode will H.
found al the time Of sale to produce the highest
price In the aggregate.
TERMS or SALK-One-fOurih u the nhTclar
money In cash, and the residue In equal payments
al six, twelve and eighteen months from the day Of
ale, with interest. The deferred instruments t0hc
secured by Deed af Trust on the property.
believe the title 10 bc gOOl, but selling rs irur-
tCC will net warrant.
my7 DANIEL LAMB, Trustee
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READ the special announcement Of !.
Rlnm6 lIro, nj the head Of The local col.
umn.
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CoSriSUED. - The two liquor eases
against August Roctteger, which ~erc to
have been examined on Saturday last by
Justice Caldwell were continued for one
week,
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pEOrLE who want to sct out plants are
waiting for rain.
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A COLD summer il predicted by a me
neurological chap. Put him out.
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ARoStElMER & LEVI will sell calico
Of 8 cts.
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TnEcity contained great many .tran.
gers yesterday.
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READ the special announcement Of l..
Blum n Bro, at the head Of the local col.
umn.
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CALICO for 81 cents per yard at Aron-
heimOr 4 Lewis; drop In, ladies.
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READ the special announcement Of !.
Blum & Bro, at the head Of the local col
umn.
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DANIEL LAMB, Trustee.

NOR SALE-ONE TwO-STORY FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE, containing dE room,
aud Kitchen, with all necessary outbuild ngS Sta
ble, Sc. Also, ono st0TprOOm, 2OX3O feet, newly
fitted up with the nl,OvO described property a
acres Of ground In the best state Of cultivation; oil
kinds Of choice fruit This property Is situated u
miles from Wheeling, on the Wheeling FaiTmOni
Turnpike, Limestone, Marshall cnunty, W. Va. u
Ii well calculated for entertainments general hus-
ness purposes. For any Information concerning thu
purchase Of the above property, enquire Of AIM
STRONG, COES 4 CO, Of Wheeling " Of JAS
WILSON, Limestone, Marshall TO-, W Va. Hp2'
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CALICO 8 cts, at ArOnheimcr & Lewis.
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far Additional Lo>al Sc Fira Hnys.
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FRosr teeth begin to bcllrew the ba.,
ball fields.
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zCAlrco 8 cts, at Aronhcimcr K Lewis.
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Palm Cxxxif WINS also chanted by the
clergy, during which the elect had cloth
placed upon his neck to support his
hands, and joining them side to side kncll
before the ConSccrator, who Amounted
the palms with chri'm In the figure Of n
cross, and then their entire surface. This
JUNCTION is intended TO signify the powers
that are IMPAIRED 10 him.
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GneG1telIiqetrter.
MONDAY. MAY 81, 1873.


New Advertisements.
Change Of Time-C. & =. Il. Il.
Assignce's Notice.. L. Hanson.
liammocks-G. W. Simmons d Son.
Bottled Lager l}eef-Chris. Sickle.
Lottery-Murray, Miller 4 Co.
For Cincinnati-Andes.
Carpets-G. Mendel, Booth & Co.
Notwithstanding Commandery.
Dress Goods. Blum &'lIro.
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NOTICES.

A DMISISTRATRIX' NOTICE.
~ Notice is hereby given that have leru duly
appointed aud qualified rs the administrator OF
the estate Of ThrUduru liuk, deceased, late Of the
city oi Wheeling, All persons having claims
against the estate Of said deceased will present
them 10 the undersigned, properly authenticated
iOT settlement aud all pcrsOns knowing thrmslNr,
TO bc indebted TO said estate, are hereby requested
10 uaku immediate payment In settlement VI same
at Henry NJ RusSClls office, No. l!l6 Chaplinr
street. ANGEI.lSE =. FINK,
myi AdmnislalriX
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IOlIS REID,
A. WILSON,
WI $ GOSHORS,
THOS. O'HRiES,
Ng.UtUaNfNNs.


Tho rcaluly Insurance Company respectfully
sotitsa continuation VI the patronage Of the late
Fin anil Marine Insurance company guaranteeing
s,i,itctlnn, Nv fiir dealing, amplc protection anil
prompt sctilrmrnt',
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Rstn'rof, That the proposition VI the pCaludy In
rrancc Company Of Wheeling, Tor the Reinsurance
NJ the fir business Oi this Company IT, and the same
Il hereby accepted and the President VI this Com.
pany, together with Mcsrs Reid, Gu,hnrn and
UlirlCn, are hereby appointed committee to con.
summalc tho transfer Of reinsurance Provided
that utnn examination by the committee II the
aScil pi the Peabody Insurance ComIany, II Il
iound to hC perfectly responsible. -.
ISirncil l.. II COLLIER, ScC'y.
lSlgncl1 A. WILSON, rrcs'l.
Upnn examination VI the ncris and liabilities NJ
the hratniy Insurance Company, Wc arr fully sat-
ISIsnrji IONS REID,
4. WILSON,
WM. : GOSIiORS,
THOS. OnRlES,
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THERMOMETER REcORD.-Thc follow.
ing shows the range Of the thermometer
as observed at Silvey's drug store, corner
opposite Postollicc, yesterday.
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At tho conclusion Of the sermon the
new Bishop made his offering to the
Conrcrnlor. Attended by his bishops,
he presented himself, and knecling, offer
Ell two large lighted tapcrI, two ornament
Ell lOnvcS, and two ornamcntCd barrels Of
wine, and kissed the ConscCrntor's hand
after lie had received them. The choir
then sang ave Nerunl,"
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During this mass tho "Keyrie" AM
"Gloria" from Farmers Mass" were
sung in b Hat by the choir. The choir
Of the Cathedral has about seventeen
members, but a number Of well know
singers kindly volunteered their services
for the occasion, and augmented the mum
Der Of voices to thirly.lhree, under thu
leadership Of Mrs. Whitaker, Prof
Ebeling presided at the organ. The iugu'
at the end Of the "Gloria" was rendered b!
Mrs. Whitaker, Miss Hubbard, Mr.
Peaselce and Mr.. Caldwell.
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Bishop Invested himself Of a portion Of
his garments, after which he proceeded
to the pew occupied by his mother and
two sisters, whom he additionally en-.
braced. His relatives occupied the fFst
pew to the left OF the central aisle.
The members Of the congregation soon
began to crowd around him and offer
their homage, Many fell to their knees
andkissed his hand as he hurriedly passed
out. The other Bishops, assistants, etc.,
in the meanwhile had left the Cathedral
from the rear, in about the same order as
they had come in.
THE MUSIC.
Our report would be incomplete il We
failed to add a word Of praise for the ex.
cellent music furnished by the choir and
those who had volunteered their services,
as stated heretofore. We have not the
space to mention each performer in de-
tail, and speak Of their merits as they
deserve. Besides the pieces before emu
merated in this article, the "Quitollis"was
sung by Mr.. Arkle, tenor; Mr.. Fletcher,
bass; Miss BenninghAus, alto; and Miss
Brown, soprano. The "Credo, '"Sanctus,
"Benedictus" and "Agnus DER were from
avon Weber's Mass,"in e. Mrs. Whit
taker, Miss. Benninghaus, Mr.. ]. MendeI
and Mr.. Caldwell sang the sBenedictus,"
Miss Hubbard sang the solo in "Angu'
Del"
vESPER SERVICES.
In the evening vesper services were
held in the Cathedral. Right Rev. Dome.
nee, Bishop of Pittsburgh, delivered a dis,
course. The principal features Of the
evening service were, first: A "Salve Rn-
gena," sung by Miss NJ. Rohan; ID. an 70
Sulularis," by Rev, Father Singer; Sd. a
quartette, ave Verum," from Mozart, by
Mr.. Lucas, Miss Hubbard, Mr.. Caldwell
and Mrs. Whitaker. The "Tantrum Er.
co." in which Miss Ella Zinn and Blr,
PeAselee had the principal parts, was ex-
cellenlly rendered.
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At the conclusion Of the music Right
Rev. Bishop Gibbons, Of Richmond, Va,
delivered an eloquent sermon, taking Tot
his text the 9Th chap oi the a EpistIc oi
st. Paul to the Corinthians, beginning
with the 18th yCfyc, We are unable To
give more than a brief outline VI the
reverend gcnilcmnns remarks.
lie commenced by saying that the vast
o"cmblngc he witnessed before him, con.
si'ling not only Of regular members oi
lhe congregation, but State and city Of.
hclAlS, besides other eminent persons,
came not merely 10 pay their homage to
Hod and their fcspcCta TO the new Bishop
bnt ior the landabc desire NJ witnessing
the imposing ceremony Of the consccra.
tion Of Bishop II was the Rrai time
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FOR MASY YEARs.

The Consccrnlor anil assistants then
took their milrcs and turned their incc,
toward the Epistlc side, to which tho
nowly.Conrcrdicd went, who turned to.
wards them, knclt and repeated tho
words, "For Many Years lie advanced
and did the same nj the middle oi the al
tnr, again nj the feet oi the Consccrnlnr,
who gave him the kiss Of peace, "a did
the assistants, and accompanied by them
he returned to his own chapel, repeating
the beginning Of the Gospel according TO
~. hn,which the Consccrnior rccitcd nj
his own altar
RECEIVING HOMAGE.
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After the ConsecrntOr had been vested
he sat down In the altar, and the elect
wearing his small cap, wns led to him by
the assistant bishops, who salutcd the
COnsCcrator and sat down, Bishop lIccker,
az the senior Bishop, on the right, and
Bishop Gibbons IN the left Of the elect.
A pause cnsuCd, when the assistant lIisl-
ora uncovered their heads and rose, and
bishop lIecket addressed the Consecrn.
tor, stating in Latin that he WA required
u mise this Priest here present to the
hnrthcnsOme Office Of lIishOp.p
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"rIIE KiH OF rEAcE.

The Bible VIVA then taken from Tho
shoulders Of the cOhsecraicd and placed
In liS hands, and he was commanded to
90 and preach to tie people committed Ia
his care. lie then received the kisa ii
peace from the ConsecfatOr and hia nsSisl.
ants, each saying to him, "l'cncc he to
thee" and he answering, "And with thy
spirit" After this he was conducted To
aide chapel, where the crown NJ hi.
head wna rubbed aud dried, to take away
the chrism, and hi, hair adjusted. The
Mass was proceeded with to the oilcriory,
when "Crcdo, from Farmers Mass" was
sung by Miss Hubbard, Mrs. Whitaker,
Nj. LiIcas and NJ. CnldweII.
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Archbishop IInyley, the Consecrator,
was assisted by Very Rev. J. Paul Du.
breul, President Of st. Mary's, Scpin.
AIRY, Baltimore, as Arch.Priest, and
the assistants Of the BiShOp.elect
were Bishop Gibbons, Of Richmond,
Va, and Bishop Becker, Of Wilmington,
Delaware. Rev. Stnnislnns Fertc, Prcsi.
dent Of 81. Charles College, near lIalti.
more, was the Master Of Ceremonies;
Rev. d. y. Cannin, Of ClarkSburg, W.
Va, was Deacon Of the Mass, and Very
Rev. Joseph Stcngcr, Of Charleston, ".
Nn GnL. Ilnnrnn
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tAly newspaper. devoted TO politics, general
news, local affairs and the interests Of
its nelghborhood.
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GrrICE-On Second street. opposite tie South
Front Of the Capitol.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-30

= CoAMoS.SENsE VENTILATIoN.--TheJ best
practical statement have met with about
ventilation was contained In the remark Of a
mining engineer: 6 Air is like rope; you
can pull 1t better than you can push it." All
mechanical appliances for pushing cir into
room or house are Disappointing What
wa need, TO dol to pull out the vitiated
air already In the room; the. fresh sup
ply Will take care of itself if means for
its admission are provided. 1t has
been usual to withdraw the air through
openings near the ceiling-that is, to
carry off the warmer and therefore lighter
portions, leaving the y colder strata al
the bottom of the room. with their gradual
accumulation of cooled carbonic acid undis-
turbed. Much the better plan would be. to
draw this lower air out from a point near the
floor, allowing the upper and warmer por-
tions to descend and take its place. An open
ire, with large chimney throat, Is the best
ventilator for any room. The one bali or
two thirds of the heat carried up the chimney
Is the price paid for immunity from disease !;
and large though this seems, from its daily
draft on the wood.pile OF. coal.bin iteis tri.
fling when compared with doctors bills and
with the loss OF strength and efficiency that
invariably result from living in unventilated
apartments. -. - 49,