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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-03

CARRuSKLEs, Felons, BoilG, SnFcS Of long
standing, such as Ulcers, Ahicues, Ctc., posi-.
lively cured without the aid Of 4 knife or
poultice, by using Mrs 1ulye Myers Drawing
and Healing Salve, Piles, Salt Rheum, Fry.
sipelas Soft and liberated CoFnS Chllhlaihs
etc, It has never failed to cure, For sale BY
Logan 4 Co. nav
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r. Walker, Cleveland, Ohio, writes "For
the last twelve months l have suffered with
lumbago and general debility I commenced
taking lIurtlOck Blood Bitters about six weeks
ago, and now have great pleasure In stating
that have recovered my appetite, my com.
plexion has grown rttddy, and feel better
altogether. Price 81 90, trial size 10 cents.
sold by Laughlin Bros. 4 Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va.
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Eugene Gross, Swan street, Buffalo, writes:
~ have used Spring Blossom fol. dyspepsia
and indigestion, and have found Il 10 act
admirably asa gentle apetlSnt aud blood puri-
flor, consider II unegualed you are at
liberty to use my name az reference "
Price 50 cents trial bottles 10 cents.
Sold by Laughlin BROS. 4 Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va.
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You who lead sedentary llves-printerS,
tAilOrs, Slloemakers etc, will find great re.
lief for the constipation from which you SO
often suffer, by taking Simmons Liver Reg
ulator. LISA simple, harmless, vegetable
sure to relieve you, and can do
mn iniury
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The Leading scientists OF to-day agree that tnbst
diseases are caused BY disOrdeFed Kilneyybr Liver
II, therefore,, the Kidneys and Liver ara kept in
perfect order, perfect health will he the nnSnii
This truth has only been known short lime and
Tor yean people suffered great agony without heing
able 10 hnd relief. The discovery Of Warmers SIia
Kidney and Liver Cure marks Il new eTa in tbc
treatment Oi these troubles Made FINN sir, III
tropical leaf Of rurc value, II contains lusi th H.
mentA necessary to AOlEish and Hvigofato NTH ~
these great OnTs and safcly restore and keen ihaT,
in order, II Is u POSITIVE Remedy ior Hi tbe
Diseases lhnt cause palms In the lower nlFt N the
bOdy-f0r Torpid Observation-Disclosures MI,
SS@Gmyet-Feyer, Ague-MnlaFiNl Fever md
n ~ diaeul'e' Of the kidneys Liver and Urinary
II Is an excellent and safe remedy for females
during Pregnancy: Il will control Mendriiniion
Wnd invaluable Tor LeuCOrrhmR or Falling Of the
Asa Blood Purifier 1t Is uncQualed, for It cures
the organs that make the blood.
READ THE RECORD.
II Ayed my lifc."-E Il IAkcly, selma. ALA.
" Is the remedy that will cure the many diseases
peculiar To wOmen'"-MOther's Magazine.
~ mas passed severe tests and won endorsements
from some Of the highest medical talent IN the
country. New York World
NO remedy heretofore discovered can be held ior
one moment In comparison with It,''-Rey. O. 4.
Harvey, D. d., Washington, y. c,
This Remedy, which has done such wonders Is
put W IN the LARGEST SIZED BOTTLE Of any
medicine upon the Market AMI Is sold by Druggists
aud all dealers At 81 q per bottle For pinbsirs
enquire for WARMERS SAFE DIABETES CURE
1t Is u Positive Remedy.
H. II. WARNER & CO.,
AllSFrrHh4W Rochester n Y
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"LtSpsEYs Btoon sEARCHER''-the great
m niS , tor fever and 9gle, malaria, and ell
blood poison Don't fail to use II paw
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Sl Il |, ", SALE OF VALUABLE


SHERIFFs SALE OF VALUABLE
by virtue o. The authority vested In me BY Dc.
Va, made II the chantefy tHbse o. L. n Pufdy and
on The 1sd day Of July, iGi viii proceed 10 Ill,
At public auction 10 The highest and best bidder az
the front door Of the Marshall county Court House,
ON SATURDAY, THE 10Th DAY OF sEPrEN.
Der, 1851
the following real estate Of which Ellsha Lindsey
MSFshal county, W. Va, a. follows, towit: Loi No,
fronting On the Ohio liver, and running back on
the river hili soniaInl1s 2sa acres being the land
Ts X deed dated September 2Iih, iSS INA ~
John II Smith and wife by deed the 10th day n
March, iS6S This j. q very desirable farm and lays
raj Of Il i cleared and in good slate ofcultiyatI6n
lot No I, containing 2l4 ACtts adjoining iot No i,
and IL known - the Venus Farm" This farm lays
very we'll and IA mostly cleared and IN rood .tRts
Of cultivation, and Il Ant elias gtaiins kYT, Isl
iinSnn's addition % Eltabethto@n, being Tie ssme
BY deed dated The III day Of March, ISL Loi Eo.
"a in the AmS addition % Riltabeiht6Wn, being iSe
ame lot conveyed u Elisha Lindsey by John Afdef.
2 anf wv y dsSa dated .hS 2h day q APRIL
more OF les, adjoining the b 4 o. r. r. depot, ThR
yey Hff1aS5e RlsSe q P9FGy OF sccogt q y
TSbs u, he ss VsIS II ana ~ T ysSS ng Ss VAL
duaiily. lot No. Q being a brick warehouse and
small lot Of ground At the mouth Of Big Crave creek
i and on the north hank, extending TO the Ohiodvef
The title 70 all the above parcels and lots oi land
| "a believed h be perfect
TRIMS % gAiE-One fourth Of the pufeha,a
/ money eaAh IN hand, and A much more a the buf.
chaser may elect % PAY Qneiourth in one yeaf one.
fourth In two years, and the remaining ioIifth N
three Yeas the deferred paymentA 70 bear irtefesi
from The day OF ale. The purchaser viii be fequife
10 Eiye bonds With rood security for the deleffed
payments and the title viii be retained until III
choose, he may sectfe the payments by'6 deed d
Sale 70 begin Alto o'clock 4. ~.
tula thofih Gnd ctmmiisi6ueL
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nIRNEfr.a COCOAfNE.
For Premature Loss Of the I1alt-A Phil.
adeiphIaf'a Opinion.

One year ago my hair commenced falling
ont until was almost bald. After using Co
eoaine few months have now thick
growth Of neIU hair.
ALEXANDER HESRY,
No si4 Fast GiraFd Ave.
fURSErf's FLAyoRtSu ExTRGcTs, always
standard,
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FINANCIAL AND COMaERCLAl.
Ken YORK lIon0y and stocks.


NEv YoRK. September . -MoSEY-0as percent
closing a 8 per cent, Phme mercantile paper 5al
| pereant Startling Exchange banken bills dEm al
sATg3S demand g SIX on sight,
GoyRRNNRNrs-Weak and = per cent lower 70!
iouTS registered four and R'hRlk coupons and ex
tended skies
Q. s. g extended. y Erie seconds, 1907,
U, s ., extelded,-,lM Lehigh 4 Wilkes
as coupons St P 4 81. City fsts. llll3
a. coupons ........ll6 T. Pacific bOnds lStS- ll6j
Pacific u Of 'aS,....-l3O o. r. Land Gnnts-.ll7
Central Pacific lst-ltl9t y. 5, +; Bonds...-l.t
Texas Pacific I'd g'ts 81 Rio Gnlnde div. g0j
IEx'lnt @ohered,
RAILROAD BoSDs-In light demand.
STATE SECURITIEs-Dull.
Louisiana Consola 90 Virginia 6s.............. 81
Missouri g.. ..,. ll0l5 Virginia copsuls, eK.
ST Joseph, tn mat COUPONS, 10
Tennessee 6s.,,,,... 6s Virginia deferred, ..-l5J
Tennessee o. nGW,--ei9 'Ohered.
srocEs-speculation was heavy at the opening,
and hi the early dealInlS u decline Of Aa9tS per
cent was recorded, In which Louisville 4 Nashville,
Reading, Denver q Rio Gnlnde, Chicago Burlington
4 Quincy and Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati &
indianapolis wee the most prominent This was
followed By an advance Of iIRlk per cent, which
was most marked In Missouri Pacific, Union Pacific,
Chicago, Burlington 4 Quincy, Louisville d Nash.
VILE, and Denver & Rio Grande; but before noon
there WIS 4 reaction Of 1.al per cent, During the
afternoon the market although extremely dun, was
characterized BY firm tone and closed strong Ut an
advance from the lowest point Of the day Of Ltal%
per cent, Missouri PACIFIC, Louisville 4 Nashville,
Union PACIFIC Denver 4 Rio Gnnde, and Cleveland,
Columbus, Cincinnati ( indianapolis leading the
TanIntlSns los OOO shares
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TESTIMONIAL TO MIR. FELLOwS.
Fellows Compound Syrup of Hy.
pOphOsphites

Speedily and permanently cures Congestion Of the
Lungs, Bronchitis Consumption, Nervous pTnstm.
ton shOrtneSs Of Breath hllpltHti0n Of the Heart
Of the Hands anil Limbs, Physical aud
Mental Depression, Los Of Appetite, Loss Of Encr
KY, Loss Of Memory, and viii rapidly improve the
functions and organs ii hehOdy, which
depend for health upon voluntary and involuntary
nervous action II acts with vlgDr, gGntlencSS, and
subtlety, owing 10 the exquisite harmony O It's In.
gradients akin to poor blood itself
Sold by all Druggists Eel.TlISkW
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CAPITAL PRIZE $500 goo.
l00,0 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS EACH.
HALF.TlCKETS ONE DOLLAR.

laJl FHEcs amounting .sllO w
Responsible corresponding agents wanted NJ all
points, to wh0ma Liberal compensation will be paid,
For further information, write clearly. giving full
address Send OnleR by express registered letter
or money order by mail addnSsed only to
n. A. DAUPHIN,
Or ". A. DAUPHIN,
No, III Broadway, New York
All our Gnlnd Extraordinary Drawings are under
the supervision aud management OF GENERALS q.
7. BEAuREGARD and IuRAL A. FARLEY.
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Sunday express leaves Wheeling at $50 A. H., a.,
EVes WellsbuB G9G a, ~, steubenvIlle &bS A. ",
making ClLse connection for western points
Trains leaving Columbus at $40 y. ", and 6:36 A.
Columbus daily, except Sunday ut 6:O0 r. H., with
sleeping car attached, arriving In Chicago Of $50
neft morning; Rcrths can be secured In advance at
Union Depot Ticket ONCE Columbus
Pulnlan'a Palace DnWlnE Room sleepInR Cam
through without change from steubCnVilte last 10
Phtl1delphIa and New York. West TO Columbus,
Cincinnati, Louisville, indianapolis and st. LOuiI.
accommodations, and any further Information, AZ.
ply - JOS N. BELLEpILLE, Ticket Agent al Nm,
handle Depot, foot Of Eleventh street. or at City
Ticket Once, under Mcclure HOuSe, Wheeling.
D. W. CALDWELL,
GenN Manager, PlttSbuRhtPa,
Z A. FORD,
GGn'l Pass. and Ticket Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa,
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC,
The public are hereby CAUTIONED AGAINST
SENDING ANY MONEY OR ORDERS TO NUNES
4 CO., ~ NASSAU ST., NEW YORK CITY, ~ aIl.
thnrl2cd by the InulslAna Stale Lottery Company 10
BOGUS CIRCULARS puFpOrtIhg To DO Of the LOnis
lana State Lottery Company and are FRAUDU.
LENTLH representing thCmsClyGsas It's agents. They
have no authority from this Company To sell IL
tickets, and are not It's agents for amy pliFJnse.
N. A. DACPHIN,
Pres, Louisiana State Lottery Co,
NV ORLEANS. la, Jnlyl, 1851 RnlRWSw
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LoTTERIE,
| IS "a

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY 10 WIN A FOR.
TUNE NINTH GRAND DISTRIBUTION. CLASS
!, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER
-, lSSl-l36th MONTHLY DRAWING,
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ArToRNEYs,

" WWFNN,
y In IA ,ANllURNEY AT LAW.
,stitr " yT,,'"' 81 opposite ~ Court iIoule.
N, fen
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-03-11
CONDENSED TELEGRAxs.

THE public debt statement issued
March shows decrease in the debt for the
month Of February Or Sil. SAB. 155. Cash lii
the Treasury, S2a3, POS. l76; gold and silver
certificates, S14,425..i0; certificates OF de-
post outstanding, S..9o',oco; rofunding ccr-
4 tificates, ssS2, 40; lcga-tcndefs outstanding,
t46,Gsi,olG; fractional currency outstand-
Ing, Sl5,52o,3i7, less amount estimated As
lost Or destroyed (ss,s75, s3l), S7,l44,4l3.
! The President, on the list, issued .
proclamation convcningthe senate ia special
session at noon on March 4.
WILLIAM HALLER, q prominent So
ciaist, iied AZ Cincinnati on the 1T.
PREslDENT-ELEcr GARFIELD and
family arrived a Washington on the morn
ing Of The 1T, having left Mentor ~ special
train ~ noon on the previous day.
JAY GOULD and party left st. Louis
lon the ~ BY special train for tour of in
speciion over the railway lines controlled by
him IN Missouri, kansas, Texas and Askan-
sas.
WILL LowREY, young man, son Of
wealthy widow residing near Bloomington,
I'LL. was engaged IN cleaning his revolver the
other day, when his sister, abeautlfnlyounv
lady 81 ~, passing near him, he playfully
pointed a her the supposed unloaded pistol
and pulled the trigger TO III, IN
spcakahle horror HE pistol was
discharged, and his sister fell 10 the nor.
Examination showed bat The bullet hid en-
tered beside the spinal column about eight
inches below The shoulder, ranging upward.
surgeons were AZ once sent for and they pro-
nounccd the wound faia. The YOUNG nan.
on learning the ,crripIorey,ilf IL III. foolish
ness, declared Ne wonld'kill himself. nnd mas
only prevented from doing 80 " tllc inter-
fcrenSe "a those near him.
FERNANDO Woop was d mcmher.elcct
Of the Torty-seyentl House. and 4 special
election viii W held Ia his district t. choose
. successor.
The Senate, on the lst, agreed 70 the
conference reports Oh The River and Harbor
and the Fertilization Appropriation bins.
The Funding bin occupied the attention or
the House for tho most part Of the session.
Alr. Tucker, who had charge or the bill, de- |
handed the previous question upon concur
renee inthc senate amendments, which VA /
carried. after considerable filibusrurinu on i
The part Of certain Republicans, led by
Mezsrs. Con9tr and Robson, the vote beng /
llv 70 W. The opponents Of \
the bill endeayored 20 secure
consideration of various amendments Il. Or
der % send the bin back % the senate, Hit
they were uniformly voted down. The
House took 4 recess until Wednesday, thc
Funding bill thereby maintaining its prc.
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| A rE<nfuL tale Il told III tho Port Jcr,is
| IN. ~ tnlon OF recent dntc III the fate ~
I.ottic Merrill, the young huntros< OF Wayne
County. IA. According 10 this account she
had met most tragic death. having been IT.
tackled IA her hut by slx bears. killed ana
eaten by them, and her body burned with the
earcasses oi some o. them M her cabin. a
party 81 hunters. u II said, NJ the close of the
any on which the horror occurred found hcr
cabin stiil burning and tho proofs % thc hor-
rihlc death she had died. II appears that she
had been hunting that DAY. ana hnd Killed Il
finc buck deer which. after removing the IN
trails she had dragged home on thc snow. six
hungry bears, drawn by tho smell ~ blood
had followed the trail % her hut. and. after
dcNoufing tho carcass OF the deer, atfnrkeI
the hunircss. killing her and dcxouring her
body. The girl had evidently made a hcruic
defense. An examination 81 the carcus<cs 1T
the six bears In the cabin showed that she
must have killed two ~ them before being
oNerpowcrcd. The carcass or one bear hal
fallen against the closed door and imprisoned
them ~ within the cabin. which took fire ana
burned the others 20 death. In the cabin were
found one of the huntrcsx heavy boots with
the foot still In II. 4 bent hunting knife near
the homes and tho aotler> of the deer she had
brought home. which with the cnrcasscs Or
the bears furnished complete key % the
mystery. Hor funeral took place the next
oay. Al least 40 people were present, and the
oid preacher. William Budwick, preached the
sermon, relating the story Of her death and
extollng her bravery and virtue 70 the skies.
The remains were buried near her burned
cabin. and over her grave was placed pair u
nntlcrs and hemlock slab with this rude cpl
taph;
N n
"Lottic Merrill lays hear She ddnnt know:
:wot u wux 10 be Altered but she has ned:
her last tlisscI with the hnts and they've
scoope'i nor she was 4 good girl and she u
now IN Heaven. II took six biu bars "a xrt
away with hcr. She was only eighteen.
years old"
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AsGcncral Walker says, IA speaking of this
matter, u almost staREcrs orcauiity. "That
man. mere human being SAYS General
Walker, "shoud bc able 70 predict my years
IN advance the number OF Inhabitants III Il
rup'dl,-giowing country within fraction of
one per cent. seems Observation-Disclosures be-
yond belief" Had the war not inter.
scncd y l. believed that Wafson's
predictions would have held good In l-sO aud
also IN IsSA. hut In 1870 he was ahead or the
census nearly tpoaooo. ard III iSso nearl, 5.0oo.
Nc. Inc losses of the war. direct ana contin.
gcnt We can never know. hut Wnfanns mr.
urcs. almost absolutely accurate up ~ the wsr
period. would show IL ~ nifrrt ~ ne present
year IN the ext nf Uf al nfiy N.non.N0. Tint is.
M the United iaics would BE- about 5niu.On9.
watson rrcuicfrd that the population Iii 400
would reAcs iAu.nN,ft1 tuf General Walker
-- E.Eehnnuf. ..-
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NEW YORK. Feb -.
LITTLE ANNfr CRAWFORD. The child WI Urucl-
" punlshcd yher iaihurand slcp.nother. VINO
suspected nrrvf stealing small articles which
chs denied. and which ihriss were Suhsc .ucnt-
~ ns,e.talncd ~ have been committed by d
servant gh. Mary hunlcy WA III nv supreme
Court 70 any ana tvii her story Nd Judge
DVnonuc. Annie ~ icfibci shc dc.ta M her
mother Ave years ago. how sho had attended
school regularly. ana continued; October lnSt
Mary Dooiey, servant. was employed, and
shortly after her stcp-mothcr hcunn "a miss
various small articles. Snc was acdused OF
ihctts. but dcnicdhcr CUNT NeW-Ycars day a
frc was diss ovcrci IN room. Mary Dooley ana
Annie were accused ~ II. Hcrfathcr. after II
had occurred. whipped her with horsewbip.
Tic WINS standing about three feet from her.
After whipping shc was tied forthc night. ana
next morning her arms were strapped ana
she was tied 70 the door knob. About Jnnu.
nry ~ her father tiol no. wrist ana took hnr
70 the station house, nnd told tho officer III
charge tliat she WINS "a wicked Id could not
keep her The ttIicct sald she was too young
% be taken IN, md shr was brought back
home. Not long utter that fire inthc Kitchen
occurred. She was again punished IIer
arms wcrc again strapped II her sides. ana
snc WINS again titd % the door knob nnd kept
there for week.
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The French bark tannie, from Phil
adelphia. Sept. %. for Ilavrc. laden win
petroleum, has never been heard from sine,
she sailed, and 4 undoubtedly lost with n
on board, twenty lone persons.
IntRrY-slx successive shocks al
earthquake occurred Al 81. Michaels. IA IN,
Azores. One church and 200 houses have
fallen. Several persons were killed.
Ink Seventy-first New York Regiment
left for New Orleans on the aith "a partici.
pate IN the Mardi Gras festivities. They
stopped over In Cincinnati one night. where
they We're entertained with 4 public rcccp.
tion and banquet.
PEACE has been declared between
Chill aud Peru.
GEN. CoLLEY, with six companies Of
British soldiers. suffered most disastrous
defeat At the hands OF the Bocrr ii spitxkop.
on the 9th ult.. Gen. Colley himself being
killed, together with the greater
portion Of his command, which consisted
Of twenty-five officers and G27 men. The
British occupied the summit or 4 hin. in
which the Beers charged four times the last
attempt 70 capture il being successful. rs ii
alleged, solely on account OF the British
running out Of ammunition.
The Court House at Greenwood.
Sebastian County, Ark. and all ia contents
We're Totally destroyed by fire on the night IL
the 2tth. ncendiarism is suspected.
The Irish landlords, in consequence
Of the passage Of the Coercion bill, are tax
ing united action for cyicting defaultinr ten.
ants, and will endeayor 10 supply their
places with Protestant tenants from Ulster
and elsewhere. The eviction or Rev. PAT
rick Hurley, the parish priest Of Klkoman.
Kings County, has created no little constcr-
nation. Other evictions are now 81 daily De-
currence. The League has issued circular
70 the Secretaries OF branch Leagues through
out Ireland, asking the details OF All c,!c-
lions since January !.
"A NUMBER Of prominent Chicago
physicians, interviewed for the Tribune.
gave 4 As their opinion that the disease
known a. winter cholera, which has been |
70 ~ alarming extent in that city !
during the winter. i traceable 10 the extern |
siye use OF butterine. Dcacrs IN the unsav- I
Dry article are being prosecuted FOR selling ii !
without being properly labeled. II Is said /
lie cheap restaurants and boarding houses \
are the principal consumers Of butterine.
SIR EVELYN WoOD succeeds Gen.
rolley, killed in the recent engagement win K
Inc Beers. The latter's defeat IL l. said does
iot seriously affect the military situation.
= the British main body was not involved in
he fight.
A DUBLIN telegram Of the 2sth says
dr. Hearne, land agent to the mother OF
he late Lord Mountmorris. was fred AZ ~
wo men, near his residence al BalIinrobe. N
md mortsIiy wounded. He received six N
PISTOL shots.
Ink usual Mardi Gras celebrations
ook place In New Orleans. Memphis ana
Shreveport. The weather was fine and the
attendance unusually large. especially Or
Northern visitors az New Orleans. n
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nv far me mos; accurate estimate n future
population ever mncc In this country. ~ any
other, was made nv man mined Watson IN
Isia. Al his predictions were published tnat
ycnr there can W no doubt III the gcnuIncncss
Of Ill., .gncsses." He predicted TINT tho pop
ulu'ion m l.u would BE- ,6sNuO Hi proph.
tcics were made la lsis ana here il the sfrik.
Ing manner N which successive crnsuscs have
shown their nrr.traex.
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IL will b. noticed Tint each IL fhe New En-
gland states. except Rhode i~iHnl. hnx 4
much larger mint err cf members III the lt.wer
house thAn ifldiann has. New Hampshlre has
the highest number. I'M: Vermont inlpws
with @4,. then Massachusetts with no. ana -
on. The newer states have smaller Houses
but mono ~ them smaller ~ proportion %
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mother, who was herself something of q
slraSo' Therc Il an elder Merrill. who va.
absent from home, engaged la cutting wood
u Moosohead Lake.
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The following table shows the number Of
Senators and Representatives ia each u Il
State lcrs a,urex.
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. IMPROVE tho evenings" saws IN
exchange, and the Norrstown HfaR
adds that II ~ needed. ior some even
mrs this winter have not been III 10 bc
recognized BY decent people.
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religious ceremony o. tho marriage was per.
formed On the evening Of the 27th, grand
court reception being aftorward held. fol-
lowed By State banquet
The Nebraska Legislature adjourned
sine die on tho 20th. after passing the High
License, Capitol Appropriation and Won
ans Suffrage bills.
A CALL has been issued for meeting
n pcS Moines. on the 18th Of March, 10 per-
feet the organization q the Land League IN
Iowa.