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cans, by a judiciousprocess Of elimination,
would 10 able to resolve such q contest
into one which would have Tor its main
issue the question Of the righteousness OF
Nervousness OF the rebellion, and the ex-
tent OF popular favor that should attach 70
the side which the WIZ proved to be ~
the right. This would be disastrous to the
nemncrncY.
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bushels for expectation. ofthis immense
surplus about one hundred million BUSH
els remain on hand for expectation before
theend OF the fiscal year, the lst OF JULY
and to-day there Is a fleet Of over one hun
dred vessels ready in this port TO carry
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Notice to Contractors 6 Builders
oTFIcE OF II BOARD OF punLIc Works, |
WHEELING. Noyemberl3, 1879.

OfFICE OF TIKI BOARD oF iuHLIS huhNsi
WHEELING, Eoyemberl3, 1879.
Sealed proposals will be received by the
Board OF Public Works, Of the State OF West
Virginia, addressed 10 the undersigned, up TO
IL o'clock noon, Of March the LIST, 1880, for the
ALTERATIONS IN, and The ADDITIONS TO, the
Bulldog known as the State House, at Chares-
ton, Kanawha county, West Virginia, Accord
ing 10 the plans and specifications furnished by
@. g. Kenible and A. PEBBLES, joint Architects.
Bids will be received for the whole, aud the
several parts Of the work. Plans and specifi.
cations may be seen at the Capitol Building,
in Wheeling on and after JANUARY l, 1850.
and any information relative thereto may be
obtained by applying to &C. Kemble, the
Architect, resident at Wheeling, West Va.
Bonds and security, approved by the BoarJ
of Public Works, will be required aof each
contractor. The right OF receiving y reject
ing any or all bids Is reserved.
BY order OF the Board Of Public Works.
nol7 S. BRADY. Sec'y.
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No Union soldier for the Democracy.

Washington ID. Cl Fest tDem.l
Hancock would be a strong man TO run;
but 1t would never do to oppose him to
Grant, should the Republicans renominate
the ex-President, Both candidates would
be Union soldiers; hut one would be sup
ported by a party whose rank aud fle al.
most entirely either fought on the Union
side during the war, or sympathized with
1t; the other by a party q majority Of which
were men who either participated in the
rebellion or believed init. The RepubH-
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EDUCATIONAL.
NEsT VIRGINIL UNIVERSITY.

Nine departments Of study; textbook furnished
ponSts for one year FROM SI75 TO 5000; non-Soc-
tartan, liberal, thorough. Fall term begins Sep
tembGr Sd, 1879.
st'For catalogues and otter Information apply
West Va. aui
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DIED.

t~OSrELLO.-ou Tuesday afternoon, January Is.
1850, at half past one O'Clock, PATRICK COSTELLO
aged 10 years.
Funeral from lie residence Of his mother, No. go
McCullocll street, on Thursday afternoon at O'Clock.
Friends Of the family arc invited. Interinent at MI
Calvary Cemetery.
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NO.PARTNERSHIP
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the Bel
mont Glass Works will be held ut the office Of the
company 10 BeIlaire, Ohio, JANUARY II, 1880, at
one o'clock r. VI at which time seven ~ Directors
will be elected 10 serve for the ensuing year.
has NJ. SHEETS, Secretary.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

sTrladelphIa AcrOnmodation.-rhis train only runs
between Wheeling and TiaielphlA.
tSteubenvIlle Aceomtd odation.-Thls train during
the day passes backward and forward between Mar
tins Ferry and Bclaire, stopping whom required at
Sherman House, RtnaNlle, West Wheeling and
| EnHAl Hill.
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nsw ApvERrlsEMEMrs.

NOR RENT.-A TWO STORY BRICK
Z HOUSE on jacob street, let Eeen1hlritepth and
Four cenIh, containing Cight rooms. GRs AID water
10 AID down stairs. VIII be rented very low to 4
good tenant. OLIVER I. WILDE, No, 1900 Main
s,rC,t- iRit
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NJ OTICE-HAvING SINCE THE LIST
In Of January made u change In my manner o.
co0duelEnS business, i respectfully call tho attention
Of my patrons, and the ltople0 Of wheeling and v'S en-
iiy 70 Il. In tho future. AL persons sitting LOT PIC
lures 1t my Studio " u bs required 10 make 9 laIs
tiaI payment, after sitting, Ia advance, ~ order W e
secure 4 rompletIon Of The work, and the b ilAnee VIII
Gs required upon delivery q tho Tie'aTss.
This sicp, l aui sorry TO say, Is im:
urtEyC, lii order TO protect my intcrcsts-s0
many people In the past Sitting for pictures aud men
fIiji5r 10 have them flushed. Time i money, AUD
tIts adase Guds almost hourly cxCmp'iacaton ~ ny
buSlness In the humber Of per Gus who e9nstanuy
await my attention. And while ! consider j my
duty TO satisfy my patrons, and will always cheer
fully endeavor TO DO 70, ndmRtter how many siltinEs,
or how much time may DO consumed, ttlllt lhlnk
that after doing that, my services should At least DC
fe1uIted By an order for the work, aud . partial pay
msnt in advance us security that The party intS 81
calling for them; or In the event OF their not Gaining
rs compensation for my loss Of time aud material.
People will obligc nc by remembering the above
when calling for pictures, 10 order to prevent any un;;
plea,antneSs In cur Transaction, Us ! vii. fiSidly anu
Unfortunately euIOrce II. Trusting thRtou Tela-
tiOus may be as pleas1ntin tho future as IN the past
and assuring the public that In FL things | viii en-
deaYor TO serve them, remain respectfully,
Ia5 J.. A.. II. PARSONS.
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MEETING.

The ant ual meeting Of the ltOctnOldes O.ths Bel
mont Nail Company, for the election Of Directors,
will be held at the office Of the company, at the
Works, on TUESDAY, JANUARY 27th, ltso, at 2
O'Clock p. ". j. D. DUBOIS,
JaII Secretary.
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CAuTt OF uhip county on niOuuAJy tuV ~ way "
January, 1881:
a. Allen Howell, plaintiff,
Alexander n. jacob aud Mary Julia,
his vile, james r. Reg ~, trustee, the
Life Association Of America, Robert g..
Bar, %trtItee, Susan Edgington, George In ch,pcorv
u. Caldwell, admlnL traitor Of Moses e. '
Good, trustee deceased, Daniel Geiger,
Patrick Mylcs, Casper Sait, David Hill,
Robert CostaIn, Thomas CVstain, and
tho Pittsburgh, Wheeling and keI.
lucky Iailroad Company, d. pendants
The object oil this suit Is 10 have sold certain landi
which we're conveyed by Mary ]. JaGOb aud AlcxAG-
d ~. Jacob to JInIes +. Rogers, In tIuSt to secure
the payment Of u certniu prOmlssOry note, payable Ia
A. Allen Howell or order, by deed beati"g date tie
2Tth day Of September, A.. 1871, ind admitted 10
record IN the then Recorders office Of Ohio county,
West virginia, In deed 81 Trust Book No. I, on pRgel
les and lC6, after frat having WcCrtAlnCl the amounts
and priOhtiOs Of the several lhenA thereon; and 10
have tho proceeds Spallcd 10 the p Iymeht Of the said
note Of A. Allen Howell, and tho either liens accord
Ing 10 their p~rlOTlties. And afid VT hay ng heen
mSde that the Aaid dtf6n1SntS, Mary ]. jacob and
Alexander ". Jacob, and the Life Association Of
America, arc On'IestIeuiS Of this stat', The sid de-
PENDANTS are required To AppoaT, after due publication
Of this order, IN The Clerks Ufice Of our Eld court, at
Rules to DO holden therefor, on the FIRST MONDAY
Of February, a. y. 1880, Rnd do what Is nee ASaEy TO
protect theIt in'Gr0tts
Testc: SAMUEL n. McCOLlOcu, Clerk.
=. LAM aud ". II. HRARSE,
Ia7.w SllicitDrSl for Complainant.
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100000 TICKETS At TWO DoLLAHS EACH.
HALF.TICRErs, ONE DOLLAR.

1857 Prizes, amounting to.......... ."..".........sli0,4Ot
Rc,pOutIIle corresponding agents wanted at all
points, 70 whom q liberal compensation will DO paid.
formation, or send orden by expre Tor mall address
cd only 10 NJ. A..
New Orleans, La.
Or same person at
No. 3ig Broadway, Now York.
AH our Grind ELtuOHiiadry Drdrings arc HaieI
he SIperriSiOH and management n GENERALS q. I.
BEAUREGARD and JUBAL a. EARLY.
jaii.ws1w
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EQEE Consultation by letter; Diseases Of Liver,
T e Kidney and Bladder permanently cured
special Tcmed 'es prepared for each case. Particular
attention 10 dheNScs II q private nature and nervous
weakness. Address, With symptoms, DR.. 81. John,
p. q, Box 1899, n, Y, City.
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SrATEoF WEST VIRGINIA, To.w1T
a. Allen Howell, plaintiff,

AZ rules held In tho Clerk, office of the Circuit
Court Of Ohio county, on Monday, the 6th day Of
January. 1871.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

NOTICE
The Jourueymen House aud Mill Carpenter q
Ohio aud adjoining counties are tg'pecnuliS lnahsSI
HAL, corner Market and TWenty.thlTd stree, on
TUESDAY EVENING; JANUARY 2Oth. There
will be Important business to traltaet' p0on open
at us I S'el'sk' JouRSeYMEN CARPENTERS.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-10
TNE MARKETS.


FLOUR Patent, $3.50; Winter,
$2.75; Spring, 1928.
WINTER WHEAT--60c. TO zoe.
per bushel.
SPRING WHEAT - From Goo.
to zoe. per bushol.
OATS. --lSe to 20c. per bus.
CORN SOC per bushel.
BARLEl-From 40c To 60c per
bushcl.
FLAX SEED -95c. 10 S100 20
bushel.
POTATOES --25c per bushel.
SALT Ordinary fine 81 rs per
bbl. Ashton's Factory Filled Dairy
small sacks (56 lbs.), 81 25; large
sacks (22i lbs.), SO 80.
CLOVER SEED $3.50 10 S400
per bus.
TIMOTHY $500 per bushcl.
HlDES--Grcen, 6 to Sc. per ID;
calf, Zoe. per lb.
HAY $6 90 to 81 90 per ton.
TURNlPS-50c per bushel.
BUT'TElR-15c TO lSc per ID.
EGGS l0e. per dozen.
LARD-I2lc. per ID.
BEANS-$1.00 TO SI.20 per bu.
Washed, 25c. to 30c.
WOOL Unwashcd, 25c. to 27c.
TALLOW-4lc. per ID.
BEEF, Mutton and Veal, in mar
kets, &c. TO l0c per lb.
BEEF--Liyc, S2.75 to sI.0o.
HOGS--Liye, S3.75.
LEAD ORE-s22.00 per 1000 lb.
BLACK-JACK-s2i. 90 per ton.
DRY-BONE s14.0O per ton.
LUMBER-sI7.00 per M.
PEACHES-40c. TO Soc. per box.
APPLES-25c per bushcl.
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with the country editor, and news
paper correspondents who have
other duties u perform; other
matters which require careful at
tention, and therefore have little or
NO time to gather the minuti,e Of
the different subjects which it is
their duty to record, II has been
our misfortune in our reportorial
capacity, TO cause to be inserted in
these columns, some weeks since
an article on the death of Mrs.
Benz, Bell, Of this place, in which
We gave rs the cause Of her sudden
demise an overdose If morphine
administered 10y the attending ply
sician. Such was the rumor here
IL the time, and We, being very
busy 1T the time, our correspond
cpcc was written hurricdly, and
without consideration Of It's i'm
pouanec. knowing the Doctor us
We do, and as the people of Iowa
county know him, and recognizing
his ability and proficiency in his
profession, we are sorry the article
appeared III these columns, or that
your reporter should have been
indiscrcet enough TO have given it
I space I, Il, H.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-10
FAIR OF THE =. w. WIS. |. 4.
"A SGccess Notwithstanding the IN
favorable Weather.

Notwithstanding the TACT that
hundreds Of people We're prevented
b. the rainy weather of last week
fiom attending the Fair of the
Southwestern Wisconsin Industrial
Association, over eleven hundred
entries were made and the display
in all departments was very good.
Never before was there such a fine
show Of stock in this part OF the
Northwest. The list of premiums
awarded will probably be handed
to us for publication next week, and
We will then take OCCASION to spec
tally mcntion somc of the fine On
hihits made in the several depart
mcnts, The Association expects Il
bc able to pay its premiums il full
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-10

State Of Wisconsin, Iowa County
Circuit Court.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-10
The Institutes

Ep,. DEMOCRATS Thinking that
II might be of interest to you and
your many readers to know some
thing Of our Institute, Just held in
DodgeNillc | concluded to beg
your pardon for sending you this
brief and imperfect account,
The Institute was under the
conduetorship Of Prof McGregor, Of
the Plattcvillc Normal School,
assisted by Miss White, of l.ancas-
tor, and for this kind of work il
would almost seem impossible to
get an abley corps Miss White
displayed splendid tact and compc-
tcnce i'll conducting primary work
The attendance was somewhat
less than that Of the two proceed
ing years, accountable, undoubtcd-
IL, in the bad condition Of the
weather and roads. But there were
l25 orssl30 present.
Teachers were present from
nearly every town III the county,
ana generally did good work.
Those who were little dinidcnt,
and had not become accustomed to
Institute work manifested such II
lively interest as bctokens rapid
and immediate improvement and
elevation of the standard of teach
crs' work ii tho county.
There were also present quite II
number OF teachers from the adj
joining counties Of Grant, Dane and
Lafayette,
The primary work, Of which the
work of this Institute chiefly con-
sisted, was something which has
been greatly and sadly needed for
some years, and the committee of
the State have, in preparing their
three years programme, very wisely
given this year (Which il the first
Of the three years course) almost
entirely 10 primary instruction, and
the teachers who have by experience
learned Chat teaching and interest
ing small pupils is the hardest part
Of their work, took hold of the
instruction and methods presented
with ayidity.
Supt. Jones, by his pleasant and
genial attractivcness, makes every
one ~ home at his Institutes, and
encourages those who, by reason Of
youth or inexpcrience, find il diff
cult TO reach the standard Of
teacher.
J. !. Pryor, county clerk, fur
nished the teachers with grand
treat one evening last week, in the
Court House yard, consisting Of
dozen or 70 Of watermelons, which
Of course was duly appreciated.
Prof McGregor, wins more friends
and admirers every time lie comes
into Iowa county to conduct an
Institute, both as q conductor and
teacher, and as a gentleman. And
We would like " ray 10 Miss White,
that She will be remembered, and
always welcome in an Iowa County
institute -
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Harness.

sl2 buys II good single Buggy Har-
ness, hand made, at Priestley's har-
ness shop, opposite the Z. ). Hotel,
where may DC found the new improved
all raw hide buggy whips, riding sad
dies, halters, blankets, and all goods
kept in 4 first class harness shop.
80
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FR0M D0OGEHlLLE,
Inc Regular Weekly Budget Of pithY
Items.
rEESoNAL.-tAUCus MEETING. .-prR
,LARN, SCHOOL MATTERS, -AN
EXPLANATION.

w. \. Dlsbrow, OF the " Point,
paid his regular visit to our village
on Tuesday, and gathered in quita
~ amount of the csg fruit. "
The raw tailoring establishment
Of Sm'l' y Jones is giving good
satisfaction to those who have
avcn them work, turning out the
hest work our citizens have had
the good fortune Of inspection.
Theodore Branger, Of your city,
lald visit to Dodgcvillc on Tues
cay last.
The Democratic caucus held here
on Monday night elected the fol
loving delegates to the county
convention TO be held ON next Sat
urday. NJ. j. Briggs, Chas. Bishop
IThos. Ellwood, Benz. Elnm, Robt
Wilson, John Trentzch, Henry
Prideaux, ST., James w. Smith
Richard Lane, Orville Strong, Ole
Edmunds, Jacob Jcungkst, John
Rowe, IL, Bernard Schoncman,
joan Blotz, Q. {, Smith and Adam
IEulbcrg.
VIM J. Glanyillc returned home
from the Lakes, Oh Saturday Of
last week, where he has been spend
ing the summer working in the
mines.
Our public schools commenced
on Monday last with the following
role of teachers. AT town hail,
Principal, J. W Livingston, Miss
Lizzie Syncox; Rock School, Chas
Marks and Miss Leila Mitchell;
Grove School, Mr.. dyer and Miss
Mile Robinson.
Miss Florence Robinson and Miss
Mamie Davis, Of this village are at
Madison TINS week, attending the
state Fair. Miss Davis will 70
main il the city to attend the Uni
yersity.
Considerable excitement was
manifested in our village on Satur-
day of last week, by the announce
luent that the Western Hotel, Rich
afd Rogers, (Uacle Dick proprie-
lor Lad been burglariously en-
tered, and money to the amount of
5000, together with a watch, valued
At s75, appropriated. The manner
ii which the thieves gained an
eltranceis not known, but it is sup
posed, that the thieves effected an
entrance through 4 window 70
cluc has yet been discovered which
will lead to the apprehension Of
the burglars. On Saturday after
noon a rumor was afioat in town 10
the effect that person was seen in
Point, trying TO dispose..of
a watch which answered the de.
,cripton Of Mr.. Rogers, who had
.he matter investigated withou.
oss Of time, and found the rumor
alse.
During the career Of any person
Who uses the quill, errors frequently
,ccur for which the writer Is not
Wholly responsible, because Of the
net that he has 70 collect his sub
'cts from the public, and which are
1ten erroneous and far fetched,
nd which the reporter is expected
Z father, especially is this the case
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-10

J. \. Spratler has 4 fine lot OF salt
mackerel. white fish. trout, homeless
Goldfish &c.
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List Of Petit Jurors.

State Of Wisconsin, Iowa County
Circuit Court,
Pursuant TO notice the following
named persons were regularly
drawn at the Clerks office in the
village Of Dodgcvillc, county and
State aforesaid, on the 3tst day of
August A. y, 1850, to serve
Is Petit Jurors for the October
term Of said court commencing
Tuesday the 9th day of October
4. u. 1850, at II o'clock A. NJ.
viz
Patrick l.cahy Mineral Point City
James MISREPRESENTATION
llustin Cunningham am...a,,,,.Ed Eden
John rrclrar ,.,...,,.....lindcn
John Carpentcr."Mrl Point, (town)
Allen Rlynn ,,,,,..,..,,,,.,,,..Arena
Peter tcrBach....."."....,llighland
John rrcdinniok Mineral Point city
George Smith.a.,",".,a Wyoming
William Ward,a..,....,,o.,,IlNde
Chris, Shocder..,".,...,...,Edcn
James Mortel.o..~.-...,.r"Clyde
| I,,hn Nolan IIiphlnnd
John Rame,....,,.".,....,o"M M,l'lin
Thos. ]. Willinms..,....,Ridgcway
James Snith....."........lmden
! naNid Lloyd, Jr,,.n",.. Rdgeway
Richard Kennedy".".."'hlS Sh'"n'
Peter roay Mineral poNnt Vw' W,
Adam lIyhlc..,.........,Dodgc'a 'ai
David Powers. ers.,,........,,...M Moscow
John Cullcu,u.Minoml Point town
Thomas .dahoncy Ridgcway
John Collins, Mineral Point city
kcarton Coateso.".,..",...lindon
Joshua Spleer.,.v,.,,.""lilIhlan
Walter llincs.......,,~,.,,1lighland
WILLIAM White ....,..o.s,,,.,Arena
Erick Gilborstono.,........,.,Clyd
Frank Griilert. .Milllm
Ira McKcnno,......,...,..M Moscow
| Jnhn Shnnlev Moscow
'rhos, X. Ryan.,.,....,..."Ridgcway
Michael Carroll. l...",....,.....C Clyde
Martin Tresidor.. .Ridgcway
| G. II. Moitctt,. Mineral Point city
Attest-JonN NJ. DALE, Clerk
Dated, Dodgevillc, Wis, August
3lst, a. u. 1880.
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c. II. Moilctt,e..M Mineral Point city
Attest-JonN NJ. DALE, Clerk.
Dated, Dodgevillc, Wis, August
3lst a. y. 1880.
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TO the sUnF0RT
D.. GIBBONS
0lAlxQAA1

600 xBA19gyY u.
OAO oosDRef c.
1eeooe e1Ioet, ess
. yss.A, & ~ tyeet
- c.ssss.NvSsssso IN n.
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Various illustrations have been sug.
essted to eouvey 70 the mind some idea
of Unstable Duration. Il has been
mida 0hppobe one drop OF the ocean
ahenN b did mp every thousand
yesta. hou long voald it Be- before the
Last drop would disappear and the
oorsa Aed voald bs lslt dry snd dusty?
Fer onward - that woald 10 in coming
ages.h ssssniey wosld bat have CON-
0encsa. Il he's bean ssid Suppose
some little insset, % small ~ e b
imperceptibls TO the naked eye. wers
70 easry this wseld BY its tiny mouth
fals 10 The most distant star the hand
a 0o6 - paAssd u the heavens.
Rundreds OF sillisns Of years would
6RQuired for . singls journey. Tue
inset eomtDeness od the leaf Of . tree
Asa tGkss alitale load. % small that not
even the microscope can discover that
it 10 gess, asd sets out on its almost
sodless journey. Alter millions Of
years have rolled awsy it arrives back
for iss second load. oh. what inter.
niaabls ages would slapse before the
whole tree voald b removedi When
would the 3ossst b goasY And the
slpGtY Hvsa then stssAity would not
have oommencedl
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llissr.ss-'.Drsdsss. dsdG's ~ ~
- eli r
1sidese-s'YiA Uso: ose - towld
~ the itAss day sivss - answer -
haek-an1 ! didst." 1r.
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|Ix!!,!a Ix!!,!a q. 81 ! =, - ! !
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ColNUHIoN WIN1.-Several Of the
religious papers maintain. with some
show of resson. that an alcoholic liquid
which 10 poisonous whea unconsecrated
90 religious uses cannot be u,ads
hAsmlsss by bsing used - . sacrament.
The sQ66tim Advocate statea on the
suehe ~ or Judge Pieres. Of Philadel-
pbia, 1rutn tasts said 10 have been
bs0aeAs out in Que of the courts Of that
city. that the liquor drank in connection
with the Administration of the oHdin-.
aoess Of religion on ono occasion not
long eco, resulted in the lntoxication
OF several Of the men who partook of
Ne beverage which to most eyes seemed
innocent and hsr nl.ss enough" These
s,sa. b hansea 9Th the liquor. got snRry
with each other and fought. Two of
thsw were killed. leaving two widows
and eight orphan children. and the
sea Who killed them were sentenced
70 the State Prison for term of years.
Those using fsrmented wine for COM
munion ere requested to notice.
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3
TN YsAa 1sSi.-The year 1881 will
b . mathematical curiosity. From left
70 right and fe0m right TO left IL reads
the sans; l8 divided BY 2 gives 9 - Q
quotient 01 divided By . and 10 the
quotient. II 1881 10 divided BY 200. 9
is the quotient; il divided BY . the
qpotieot contains 9; il multiplied by
Q he ptoduct contains two 90; and 8
are 9.S and I are o. II tho 18 be
placed under the 81 and added the
sua 10 %. I II the Agurss te added
thus. l. & 8, I. It will give Is. Rsad-
ing from left 70 right 10 rs; and reading
from right 70 left 10 18, and lS 10 two.
niaths q o.. By adding. dividing and
multiplyinG. 10 9os are produced. Be
ing one . for each year required ia
cemplste the century.