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OUR IlOatiASTOWS LETTER,
DR.. nrock's Funeral University Mnt
terA-SnInil-pOx Acaro.

DR.. nrock's Funcrhl-U University Mat.
ters-Sn,ail-pox acaro.
M6ncASrowS, W. VA, April q.
Elltors 1n,el!iSensaI:
The funeral of DR.. Brock, Of whose dea.li
you have been appraised, was largely at
tended, exercises 1T The University bein:
suspended, and the citizens and country
people attending in large numbers. The
remains were inferred in Oak Grove GENE.
terry.
A case OF smallpox at Rcedsville, n
small. village between this place and
kin.wood, caused considerable excite
n,ent here, and vaccination is agaiu in
order.
The recent rains have caused rise OF
the river sufficient to enable tho steamer
Harry to resume her daily trips between
this place and New Geneva.
The approaching commencement cxcr-
c!scs at tho University promise TO be the
most interesting that have taken place for
years, Though the programme for COM
mencemcnt week has not yet been made
out, there are several interesting features
that nrc assured. Among these we nuy
mention the Baccalaureatc sermon by
Bishop Peterkin, the address to the literary
societies by DR.. Curry, and one or Two
lectures by prominent men. There will be
Il grand tournament, open TO all, June 7th.
The Great Western band, Of Pittsburgh,
has been engaged and will furnish the
music during the exercises.
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ORGAN AND PIANO s'rOOLS-Grrat
harlnina Rt wholesale and ictail. WN. II.
sHEII. IS twelfth street. Washington finit. npr.G
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The particular at!!ion NJ The Public is called to IL
Ge ao! The taiirf nanbsr Of he ticktI fo-tuch Monthly
Drouiny sos, and consequently all JIG pri:<, IN ZACH
drrffrT are s,ls} eaR tir1,ra and ,aai5 nprlawSt-
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or Il. 4. UAUVHlS, ~
l27 La Sale Street, Chicago, Ills.
or u. 4. DAUrNIN,
COZ Seventh street, Washington, Z. c.
Tho Now York offes Ia rctaosea 70 Chicago.
n. B-Osses Addressed 10 Now Orleans will 70.
ce!vs prompt attention.
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MASALlS regulates tho bowels and liver.
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DXE HUNDRED noLlAEs reward for better
remedy. y Williams Indian Pile Ointment is
a sure cure for Piles, DAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-28

CARRIAGES are getting abundant in
Eitchie county Ri'thir County Ga:cltc.
This tells the story Of good crops for the
past few years. good markets and good
prices The time has gone past when IL
West Virginia county mot Ritchie) failed
10 return on tue tax duplicate single
piano or carriage in the limits Of the coun.
ty. Schools, newspapers, carriages and
pianos will occupy the land by and by,
and the farmers home and farm will not
be such Ms 10 drive the boys and girls TO
town IN order 10 get the social and educa.
tional enjoyment which all young people
are sure 10 seek.
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SiINliO JUNCTION.

What They are Doing mp There in ~,
as Industrial Why. '-la'
Correspondence S,cubenvil!c Gazette.
We made a flying visit to Mingo and
found everybody busy and cheerful.
Houses are being built, most prominent
being a store by Mr.. Simpson, q large
building by L. McI.ister, Mrs. Frazier quite
Il fac home and also several houses along
the river by MIR. Turner and George Laugh.
lin. The large mill is nearing completion,
and with lis electric light and gas furnaces
has more modern appcaran &c; and il the
Junction Iron Company derive ull the bene-
fits as are claimed they will have some ad-
vantages over other mills.
We consumed some little, time with Mr..
Dean ut the furnaces, this being lis dc.
partment, and found he had not been idle
during the stoppage., lie has made some
very good improvements and changes. lie
informed me the furnace was blown in
Friday, October -, (for lucky and the start
ing was slow, owing to heavy rain, but
upon its getting warmer luck appears TO
have changed, and now, after little over Il
weeks running, the furnace was making
over sixty.five tons daily. This for a ii
foot furnace was more than ordinary run
ming. We were also shown his laboratory,
where he makes analysis of bis stocks, and
found it nplete in every detail, and
was informed by him that the
knowledge he obtained by study.
ing chemistry under Professor Wuth,
Of Pittsburgh, was the best spent time OF
all, as it enables him to know without so
much guessing regarding his stocks and
productions. We predict for Mingo a
brighter future and feel assured OF its pros.
perity from the fact Of its saloons, there
being five now in operation and more
building; they do claim that saloons and
industry are identical, liquor being sold
probably for mechanical purposes. Taking
our victory all in all, We feel that the trip
paid, and predict from Sloubenyiile 10
Brilliant there will spring up numerous
mills and the whole territory will be united
as one large manufacturing town. L.
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USEFUL. RECIPES.
Economic suggestions for lIouschold

HsCON9utC NNh SCNttVHH lluuAtuOlu
M-..4 .aG Use. rft
Lemons may 10 kept fresh ior long timo
In jar Of water, changing the ,water every
morning. ~ NJ \, IN l' MI
Camphor placed lin trunks or drawers
will prevent mice from doing them injury.
Hair brushes are best cleaned by wash.
Ing them In salcratus or soda water, which
removes all tho oily coating.
To test nutmeys prick them with pin,
and II they are good tho oil will instantly
spread around the puncturc.
lar soap when first bought should DO
cut In square pieces and put In dry place.
II hsts better after shrinking, .til
soakiny calico Just previous 10 Tic first
washing In II strong solution OF either salt
or alum Is excellent 10 preserve the color.
10 take the brown discolorations or OF
cups III which custar(s are baked, rub with
damp flannel dipped in the best whiting. I,
Common hydraulic cement mixed with
oil forms n good paint for roofs and out.
buildings. It Is waterproof aud incom.
DuStiblC. 'I.sEtJg
Spots on varnishcd furniture are readily
removed by rubbing them with essence Of
pepp ermint or spirits Of ealnpllor, ind ai.
icrward with furniture polish" or oil. 4
: 10 clean white knitted garments take
those not needing washing, being only
slightly soiled, pluco them Ia n rillow.case
ono ut time, sprinkle flour through II,
and shake we'll until 1t looks rs bright as
new, l}OraX IL excellent to wish lApnely
with, dissolved in luke.warm water.
Group, It is said, can be cured in one
minute, and the remedy Is simply alum
and sugar. The way to accomplish the
deed Is to take knife or grater, and shave
of in small particles about n teaspoonlul
Of alum; then mix It with twice It's amount
Of sugar, to make it palpable and admin.
lister It MS quickly rs possible. Almost in.
Simultaneous relief will follow. 7g
The following mixture is recommended
for taking grease out Of carpets: Aqua
ammonia, ounces; soft water | quart;
salt pelre, ! teaspoonful shaving soap, |
ounce, finely scrapcd. Mix well, shake ind
lie. 1t stand few hours or days, before u.s.
iug, to dissolve the soap. When used pour
on enough to cover any grease or oil that
has been spilled, sponsing and rubbing
vel and applying again II necessary, then
wash of with clear cold wafer; It is u good
mixture to have in tho house for many
things, is sure death 10 bed bugs il put in
crevices which they inllabit; will remove
paint where oil was used in mixing it, and
will not injure the fines. fabrics. -.
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Those Russian vessels OF War.

EultuIs iHtelNSelceF. ~ fEa- t'r-.. '- -....
WHEELING, October 27.-For the benefit
Of IA Wellsbnrg subscriber" you may state
that Russla had three II think men.of
war in this country in the fall OF 1868
They lay at the Atlantic docks in Brool,
lyn. This is brought to my recollection
by seeing a vessel along side one Of them
catching fire, and the excitement it caused
trying 10 get tugs to haul them out into
the stream out Of danger. They were
wooden steam lrigates. This was in Au
gust, lSG3 "a A SUBSCRIBER.
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DIED,

kERN-0n Thursday. October &c. 1881 at - P. ".
days. :,
Funeral from the residence of his mother, No
e3od Chnp!!nc street, on Saturday afternoon ut two
O'clock Friends Of the family frc invited TO at
tend. 1nterment at Peninsula Cemetery.
HESNEMAN-On Thursday morning. October
~ lSs?. ut o'clock, llESEY. Son of Adam aud
and l6daya ~ 1917 Is
Funeral will take plncc from the residence Of hi.
p'rcnts. t!e Main street. oil Saturday afternoon II,
oo'eocs. Friends Of the family arc invited 10 at
tend. lnterment mt. Wood Cemetery.
(kailsas City md Baltimore papers please rnpy)
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TnE Parkersbnrg Journal believes that
the River lIailroad has come at last, and
come 10 be built as speedily US possible,
aud Is much claicd over the near prospect
Of the shrill whistle Of tho locomotive and
the rcsounding rumble Of the cars rushing
through the Valley Of the Ohio between
parkersburs and Wheeling.
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l?Dlron MoRnIs, Of tho Richie Ga:tltt, is
80 much impressed with the platform
adopted by tho Republicans Of that (thc
FOURTH Congressional district, that he
gives that part Of it arnslguing the Bonrbons
for sins Of commission and omission n new
airing in his paper since tho election, say
at the same time that it is worthy TO be
pasted in the hat Of every voter in West
Ayts..s,,;a
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FARMS, HOUSES AND LOTS FOR
l. Sale. Houses Tor Rent, Money 10 Loan, ~
Farm Of G0ac;es. MARSHALL county. price s., COO
Farm Of % acres, Wctz-l county, $500. 1
Farm OF 100 acrcs, Wetzel county, ST, $50.
coal land) IS GOO. 80 >e'S -
Farm Of 40 acres. Marshall county. $500.
Farm Of 70 acres. Tindephia, s. GOO.
A Farm OF acres large dwelling, &c, &c, 81, 500
West Liberty. = :. : - wv
House Of 6 Rooms. on Chap Inc street. $500.
iouse o! y Rooms, on Main street So COO.
$1,000. '.l1 80 : S'eA 's's's'
iioue OF 5 ROOM on Sixteenth street, S., SOC,
House on EoM Street. 6 room, 81 5UO.
House on y; Front street large !oD 81 1000.
House cor. Thu tecnth md Hyrou strects SG.5CO
a House OH Maryland street. rooms. Slots, 5000
Three Houses cast side y ain street, 6 rooms, en-
Ire Wheeling. each s. QUO. -. :, -
\ \ l1nss, slsl side Main street. 7 rooms. Centre
tionss oil Market street. s rooms, $500.
Holsc on Fifteenth srost. ~ rooms, So, 500,
Nouse on Main and Tweuty.seventh streets, {
4 Ilous9 en- Alley II, rooms, lot 6oxl2,. SSH, 90
iionse OF rooms Or MccOlloch street, $1,000
House Of II rooms, at KirEwooi, o sd, 1000.
=: autl!Ml Residence Of ro0ms complete, on
acre lot at Elm Grove, 81, 900. a'
House OF rooms on Eighteenth street, 5000
Three Lots OIL Twenty.ninth street, $3.50 each,
one Hhlt Lot on Thtrty.ninth ttnct, $500. "
One Lot on Thirteenth street, 500.
Two lots On Main and Twcnysovcnth street a,
One Large Lot, 50x2s5. Mt Elm Grove, $3.50. "a
IhTse lois and large Dwelling, Stable. &C.. s. 900
Two Lots " chap.inc and Thirty ninth streets,
lO0x2O0, 81, 100. & - 49,
For Rent. House Of rooms on Main street,
rent $40 per anuum. 81 ,.ttl -
;, For rent. House OF 6 rooms on jacob street,
East Wheeling. rent SEQ. - -
For Rent. three rooms on Twenty.nIu,h street,
rent Sc: per month. !, y =. ~ ~
For Rent. one room oil Market ST., &C. Is pr month,
sevcral valuable tracts Of Coal Land for sale IN
Ohio and West virginia.3 ~ -. - - "
:, For Rent. small and well established Business
Stand fos Retail Grocery. with dwelling Of three
rooms adjacent s 49, 20 -, = :
{ Money 10 Loan for one or more years on unIn.
numbered city property. III sums OF $500 to 81 Co.,
Apply TO ALEXANDER BONE. General business
and Real Estate Agent, Notary Public, Stock aud
Money Broker. Deeds, Partnership Agreements,
Leases, &c, made out, md In certain eases I'D.
Wheeling, VIVA. 'a '-.l7l7,'' Oc9S
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TnE Benwood Independent has placed It's
ears to the political turf and hcarstle "dis.
tant tramp OF the Republican host" in
Yves, Virginia that two years hence tho
opposition may not DO able 10 withstand"
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OPERA HOUSE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER ., 1889.

The celebrated Actor and Champion Rifle Shot,
Mr.. Frank I. Frnyne,
Supported By the Charming Actress, Miss Annie
.On Behcri, and the Talented Acto-, Mr.. S. K.
Chester. together with the Original Company from
liaycrly's N!blo's Garden Theatre. New York ity,
nadcr The management OF W Coleman In the Great
Historical urnula = $3.50
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MARRIED..

SCltEEIILE-EvAES-On Wclucs lay evening
October u, 1881 by Kew. ]. N. p OTIS. 3D. nj Tho
residence Of N, brides uncle, 1863 South Erold
Whtellns. and Louisa EVAN OF thiladelph!a. |
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MA RD.oi.

Or. The Nihilists Of st. Petersburg.
Introducing the Great Numidean Lion, En-. eror
the largest Lion ever imported to Ameri,a; til,
IrainGd Wrestling Bear, Bruno. weighing sol
pounds. and her four months old cub, Jennie; {
den oil Wild, untamable Hyenas, and acting dog
Jack, making this the most startling and Realistic
Seii3a!im ever produced. Gnlnd Sceniu Effects
re Burning lsrllge, the Burning Of the Convicr,
Hut: the Siberian Snow storm, the Cars Palace
Russia. the lon. Den. .4 - - = =
Prices Of admission. 50 and IS cents. Reserved
seats lie: on salc at Wilson 4 luumcrA music
store sale 10 commence Tue,dny, Get 81. Ofii
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YOUNG; Sprouts.

Young Sprouts.
0vercoas for papa's Hope, Mammals Joy,
Baby Boy.
that will make your neighbor green
with jealousy. 81
that will make the whole church
talk .L.... ~ i. ~
10 please You, and II that is all
Hub will buy It. az.
to tickle Grand Pa and Grand Ma.
better than you can make at home.
covered all over with buttons,
buckles, &c.
as fancy as your dressmaker can
make. ~ VIZ
f" us numerous in style Us are your
ideas.
that will coax uncle to take Harry
out. LE Isg'.-
that don't cost much.
trimmed In Plush, the latest, to
please every Pa, Ma and Baby.
Every last cent. every energy. every expe-
rience, every minute and everything We could
ntrol, we have devoted 10 our Oycrcoat
Trade this fall. and We know you will award
US the price when you see the quality, guam.
tity and price of our goods
Any Size, years old to size 50, breast, and
prices lower than can be bought anywhere
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Having recently enlarged and remod.
eled our Cloak Room, we arc better pre-.
pared than ever to exhibit our immense
and well selected stock OF Ladies', and
alisses' Wraps. That they nre cheap, styl.
ish, well-made and the perfection Of fit, is
ackn owledged by every lady who has ex.
amined them. $
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HA-LFGROWN

Overcoais 10 please you In style. Pa in price.
comfortable 10 skate md snow
bull In. ,~I
that you won't avoid wearing.
Tint the beys wont rdicule.
TO please your Astsirl.
that the dog can't lear. DIX
to wear to the Matinee.
{" easy TO slip on and oil. '2
Just like sister, beau wears.
d" 10 catch girl with.
nicer thanh had when he was aboy
to ride horseback or byccle.
le" elegant for Saturday play.
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NIw potatoes aro quoted at IS cents per
snsl.cl Mt sIorgantown, and apples Mt Zoe;
corn, GOc; oats, 5Oc; wheat, 81 10, and wool
30,.:Ije per pound. fayft @ H-H.. h
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-28
eureka Dailp 5entluel.
THURSDAY DECEMBER IS. 1888.


Johann Most has made a mistake II he
thinks there is any call or occasion tor
preaching his revolutionary doctrines IN
the United States. We have no BIS
marck here. and we need no Schwabs,
no Mosts. no anarchists or revolutionists
Of any name or kind. We have bosses,
it is true. hut they are etfectually bossed
by the sovereign people whenever 1t be-
comes expedient to take them down. We
have monopohsts, but the signs OF the
times indicate that this evil is very near
It's eliminating point. Our Constitution
furnishes the means for curing all our
political ailments. Herr Most will find
some millions OF his countrymen IN the
United States. and will not fail to OBJ
serve that they are among the most pros
nervous Of orr citizens. They ENJOY
eaaal rights with those whose ancestors
came over in the Mayhowcr, The free
dom that obtains here has been ~siEnaily
illustrated in the tolerance accorded to
Ssbwab and his associates. Our people
will be equally indalgsnt to Most, for he
can do no harm.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-28

That Mr.. Parnell should have had a
cool reception upon his recent visit to
Cork can readily be accounted for. de
has not of late been nearly enough OF an
agitator to satisfy or please his followers,
who, we may be sure, regard the com
parativeIy amicabIe relations which have
been established between him and Mr.,
Gladstone with anything else than favor.
Besides this. Mr.. P4rneli has lately been
reminding his Irish constituents IN an
extremely obnoxious manner that besides
being a patriot and a politician he IS a
Ian ilorl. and that As such he has rights
which he IS NOT prepared to surrender.
The evict5o on OF tenants who had paid no
rent for two or three years IS not an I'M
reasonable proceeding, but It IS enough
to cost a professional patriot his popu
laritv.
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Another effort IS being made to secure
a Pecuniary recompense for the veterans
OF the Mexican and Indian wars. and as
the bill 20 that effect, which has been
favorabIy reported, is restricted by il
proviso p~recluding its application to
Jefferson Davis, there is some chance Of
its getting through. There is no reason
why the Mexican and Indian veterans
should not be treated with as mach lib
crafty as any other old soldiers who
have done their country service, and GER
tajnly the pension which the hill pro,
poses-eight dollars q month-oannot be
called extravagautly large. VS. believe
that the passage of this bill would he
generally approved.
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TIE GOols ~AMAHITAT y.

A Chinese merchant was sentenced to
II years imprisonment in London for
shutting his door against q wounded
couutryman who appealed to HIN for
help. The jury held that the cruelty ac-
CELEBRATED death, and hence that the hard
hearted merchant was guilty of man
sIau shter. We like that decision, II
there is any law to compel people to
play the good Samaritan let as have it.
Christianity has been trying to do it Tor
eighteen hundred years. Let the law
makers lend a helping hand and the
prosna.La Tor snaaess viii imnraye.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-28

Our Western dispatches this morning
read like the days of 40 and the Spring
Of so. Only four meu sent out of the
world, in which they could not behave
themselves, by that dread avenger,
judge Lynch, who when he takes the
bench is neither moved by pity nor
swetved by the holdest villain. There is
something dreadful in the terrible swift
ness Of his decisions, but he only acts
upon the advice of the good book, San
eve for an eve anil a tooth for . tooth. >
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-28

DR.. Wild Of Toronto that
Adam was seven feet high. His reason
for this conclusion is that the first man
was perfect, and seven is a perfect mum
her. ''Three is the Trinity number, and
stands for the Creator; four stands for
the world; Thus seven includes the Gre.
ator and she created. Saven means
completion. There sFs ssvan virtues
that make q perfect ns.-- virtue. kUu'yl-
edge. temperance, pattsoas, goalnsss,
brothefLY blindness md chnrltY.n
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Terms TO guii Subscribers,

The several 6 3itars # The SUN arr sent by
mai p.stp4ia, ~ fol3uw-:
DtGIl-55 r~utsa tuortp. So 10 year; with
sun tay e 1T on, 81 -.
UNDAI-tighr ? KS 81 80 II yehr,
WEEK {-a! 10 yrar. Eight pig r Of the beat
mater nI tHr dh " i-s8ts Bu tHrlcultuI al
Departmental nneaGaItd merit market re,
ports. sssf lat rHry. SCI. rtihf I'D ia . estfn
lut.lifReEo- make THE WEEKLY uN tha
newspa rr Tor trr fsrIutT's tg -, hold 10
cuba Of ten With 80, IA eXtrs c ~ free.
40 re-s Nv EAG-AND P bltsher
iii Eua. \ y. CITY.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-The japanese
Prince and suite, in company with the
Secretaries of State, War, Navy and Treas.
ury. Gen. Sherman and members Of the
Diplomatic Corps, Committee on Foreign
Affairs and Foreign RelatiousSto-day lef;
for Mount Vernon.
Sax Hunters Drowned.
TALLAHoosEE, Dec. IA sloop cap.
sized in d stream near the mouth Of the
Dooty, Bal Howard, Noah Saunders, Peter
Saunders, Boo Duncan and J.. Jones, were
ali drowned.
Illegal Ballots.
NEW HAvES Comm, Dec. 27.-Chiei
Justice Park decided that the black ballots
used by the Democrats in the city election
are Illegal and void. This decision gives
the entIre municipal government to the
Republicans.
Nomination of judge ward.
INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 27.-The Demo.
cratic Committee of the Ninth Congress
sional District nave nominated Judge
Ward for Congress to fill the vacancy oc
casioued by .be death Of G.. 5. Orth.
Kills HIS wifi.
PITrsBURG, Dec. 27.-This morning
James Clark shot and killed his wife in d
SIKH Avenue baguio. Clark is a member
OF a well known family, aud bis wife has
for years borne h bad reputation.
Drowned.
SYRACUSE n. y, Dec. PA girl
named Annie O'Brien, while drawing
water. fell into a cIstern. Her mother
tried to rescue her and both were drowned.
Pent Lyons kili.d.
LOUISVILLE. Dec. 27.-Colonel Crawford
in Lewis County, killed Pent Lyons to-
day. Both were drunk and quarreled
about a girl.
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Vick's @ Guide

INOR 1888 IL An ELfdN tOHk OF $50
pages, 3 0Ulursd Plntes I Flowers std
Vegetables. Hui core 'hsu 1000 Illustrations
Of tn ct.1c. st Flowers, P ~ S nd Veg tabl. 3.
an i direetiour tor rowing u is hsu isuEa-
enough fur the center t,rie "r n h~iid-y pres
ertt. send On YoBr name snd Pnst'thce adj
dr. 81 with 10 cents, and ! W !! sent YOU a
cupr, D stage pad This is not d qutrter Of
it- cost. 4 l. printed IL b IN Eng sh and
German - you sfterw 4rd- order s"eds de-
dI I the 10 C nt- weeks seeds ARE ala
Best tu Ene wOrin! The FLORAL 6uIDs
will 81 ynu how I ct 4pd yr'w hem
YIcK's FLOWER AID " GET Biz GARDEN IT'S
pn4e sc ior-i 2 mt 501 4 grsvi rs F-r
50 cents In psp-r rover 81 in 81 g4ut elnth.
IL fierfnsn % r II ST..
VtoK's ILLUsrRATED MogTHLy MAGAZINE. 50
u Xes. e CyIi ed r Itts Ia Eve humber Al :
mo Ave E4Er tvtnRa Price II ~ a Yer.
Five @ plea Ts'. sFeci men Nuhbers seAt
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war just patented ny an officer in the
Austrian Army. The new invention
claims to be a miner of the most ior.ni-