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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-12-13

Mr.. Julian E. Fleming, editor OF
the Morgantown NcS Dominion, is
being "boomed" for clerkship in
the next Legislature. He is u de-
serving man, and a staunch Democrat.
Since he started the Dominion he has
done the party much good in that be-
nighted Monongalia region. The
Legislature should not hesitate to
give him one of its best Clerkships.
The strategy of the Republican
leaders to draw the Democrats into
the clumsy and conspicuous trap Of
opposing every measure Of reform
that is demanded will doubtless be
the chief game at thepresent session.
There is only one successful way Of
meeting game Of bluff, and that is
to go one better and see" your oppo.
nent.
Senator Davis, Of this State, says
the Democratic party has been out of
power so long tina, it is almost with.
out organization. He says, however,
that an effort is about to be made
which, if carried out, will effect a
thorough organization aud do much
to advance the interests of tho party.
The rather startling announcement
is made by the chief Of the division
of the census, relating to the defect.
i've, dependent and delinquent class
es, that the number Of idiots and lun.
atics in the United States doubled in
the ten years from 1870 to 1880 The
population of the country increased
30 per cent, while these unfortunate
classes increased 100 per cent.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-12-13
The ". & G. Railroad.

Col. White, who has just returned
from the field of operations on the
route Of the W. P. 4 G. railroad, re-
ports that steps are being taken for
condemnation proceedings between
Moundsville and Benwood. There is
not as much liberality displayed
among land-holders between these
points as at other localities along the
route. But these proceedings will
not delay the enterprise in any re-
spect. There are four corps Of, engi-
neers now on the route preparing the
details necessary to putting the work
Of construction under contract. The
contract will be let and work will
be begun sometime next month, and
engineers are Of opinion that the cars
will be running between Wheeling
and Parkershurg by September next
= Wheeling Register.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-12-13

The Kanawha Gazette is the pro-
nounced organ of Hon. W. A. Quar-.
rier, for the U. S. Senate. Well Mr..
Quarter is good man and the Ga.
sette need not be ashamed to champ.
ion him.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-12-13

There are now in this State 1904
Postoflices.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-12-13

Ont of 220members from the North
ern States in the next Congress, the
Democrats will have just one.half,
ITO. The total Democratic strength
will be 1877, only 20 of whom come
from The States which formed the
Southern Confederacy. The old.cry
of "Rebel Brigadier Congress" cannot
be raised hereafter, as the Northern
Democrats will have % majority in
the Democratic caucus.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-12-13

Dorsey is,in bad health and almost
blind. We feel a touch of sympathy
for him, but the way of the trans.
gressor is sometimes unpleasant.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-21

Don't forget to go to CohH's grand
clearance sale.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-21

Boot ana .@h0e DcPGrlnctt :
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-21

An exchange truthfuIly remarks, that
it is a sign that he had better settle his
subscription bill. And if he neglects to
pay his bill he may expect it to be ga
dream which is not all dream"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-21
Clothing, Hats and Furnishing Goods

I have on hand fine selection of Gents. Boys
and Youths Clothing of the finest quality
and latest styles. A. these goods were
put IN last Fall they are all fresh
ana no shelf worn trash
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-21
The LORDS and the Land Act.

New YORK, Feb. 2O.-The Tribrne'S
London special says Lord Don0ugh-
mora's motion on Saturday in the House
of Lords for a committee to inquire into
the working of the Land Act is de
liz crate and ingenious attempt to para
1--WE the workings Of the Act, to stop re-
auctions of rent, and above all to en-
barrass the government. The scheme
is really devised by Lord Salisbury,
who keeps in the background, leaving
the debate on his side to violent par
tisans. Lords DonOughmore, Water
ford, Landsdowne, Dunraven and Car
rins-all Irish lanGlerds-were put for
ward to make the motion appear to
be cry Of distress from the
harrasse1 property owners. The Con-
Servatives insist that the LOr(s have
thus practically withdrawn assent to
the Land Act which was ext0rted from
them at the last session, holding that
the pledges they gave then were net in
tended to apply to the works of the Act,
which they allege has been falsifed by
the decisions ofthe Sub-COmmissioners
The Conservative organs announce that
the committee will compel the Commits
sioners to appear IS witnesses in Lon
don an! thus block the machinery Of
the courts. They say that the commit
tee will also endea-Or 10 establish the
responsibility for the Ministry for the
Judicial decisions, and they are pro
claiming triumphantIy that the vote in
the House Of Lords pl ces the govern
ment in an awE ward dilemma.
A bill has been introduced in Con-
gross making legal tender notes taxa
bic the same as gold and silver. There
is S346, GS1. eco Of these notes charged
on the books of tho Treasury Depa t.
ment. They are used the same as other
forms of money, but are exempt from
taxation because it has been held that
the Government has no right to tax its
own evidence Of Indebtedness.
s.--r-rz~.,-4srp-.-<~--.-~y~.---~r-
For dyspepsia and liver complaint,
you have printed guarantee on every
bottle of Shiloh's Vitulizer. 1t never
fails to cure.
A Nasal Injector free with each bottle
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-21

The bill for an appropriation for a
Government building at Carson was
favorably reported to the Senate to-day,
but We advise the thrilled people of the
CAPITAL not to fire off anvils until the
bill becomes law. Reno has a great
deal of influence at Washington.-TIr-
0i3i0 Chronicle
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-21

A dispatch from Washington yester-
day says that Senator Rollins reported
favorably as to the amended bill for a
public building in Carson, Nevada.
We are inclined to think that our rep
resentatives have taken hold Of this
matter in earnest, and that bill will
be passed to erect a building in our
city for government use.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-21

For dyspepsia and liver complaint,
you have printed guarantee on every
bottle of Shiloh's Nitalizer. 1t never
fails to cure.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1882-08-31

: 2ouisoiae, Rp. Nus 1orie Gape,
H.. miro cine entfetli&e 9ras6bie &c,
aseloet. Die sf& in Bonnelpille 3uaetra.
gen. @etta anb 1opes. atpei Qinber bes
3enrp Batter. reip. 8 unb 6 Sabre alt,
abeu om 6onntoe Trab. als 6op.i
|ieinen apfel. fallen lieb. Retta bob ibu
auf unb Oos er3irnte ben 9ruoer Der.
maben. sob er nit einem Mse1er ou|
feline 6&w.iter einbieb anb ib,
Is &nitttpunb.n sufii9t., oenen Fe un.
bebinet erliesen mub. "
: Bm. Sune Grant. Elm in Dallas,
5e1. tpobnbofter ,peitlduiieer Werpan6.
ler oes Gyptdfoenten ,@rant. bat ia
elmer l1nterf&loeuns BON gapitolien,
pel@e Der aus Ne9ern beitebenben an.
Il alfobol I. @eielli@ait anseb5ren,
i&ulois 9ema4t uno erportet ieinen
@ro3eB.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1882-08-31
y u s1amb.

! Sn Altenbunosn. t4reibt man Gem
rOIper Woltsblatt1 ,,puroen 6itier 9a.
sc Die Gltern eines fleinen Rinbes midi
tpenis iiberroi&t, als baEelbe nit @oln=
ftddsn lpielte. 8efraet, ,pie lie gu Dem
@eloe setommeu, 3eiste oietleine S&at.
ordberin ben Gunoort, cine @polte in
Der Stnbentuano. 2eioer 5eieten f9
Die 3ebnmartitilde, Die iofort Der 4oli=
gel iiber 9eben mur6en. als une9t. Ser
Worbeiiber tpar Der Talidmiin3erei per-
od4tig uno batte wabrl9einli@ Bel fei-
ner i4leunisen Mbreife nod Mmerifo
bos peritedte foll6e @elo ieinem@4id<
lole iberlaiien.
! Ronltantinopel, %. Mug. Oeiter<
reid nn'sritiitt ben rii}fi6en @elanoten
Nolitof in ieiner Soroeruns, bab Der
Deilitdrpsrtras 3pil6en Der Siirtei uno
England, iobalo er unter5eiAnet lei. Der
Gonisre'5 omtii& poreeIest ueroe, TO-
wie, oob @nslanb eine Grfldrung abae-
be, es iu9e feiaen ousi6liebli9en @or=
tbeil fir ii6 in GsDpten uno tperoe oie
|l9tiebli6e 26luna Der Greee Der gnt=
|l6eionng Guropa's uMerbreiten.
/ Sn SPORT 5aio BON gairo anoe=
fommene 8eouinen beri6ten. oab in
lebterer @taotoie Ginluobner isbr ru6ig,
Die 5oloqten aber b06lt ouf9erest leien.
2'b'ere batten gtnbor Yai@a's @aus
uerorannl.- Ser &beoiue bati NAL
luieoer Elm neues. 0tiniiterium 5p9elegt>
nit G6erif 8alda als Premier. nno
Omar 2ufti Yal6a ols &riessminijter.
- Sn Calcutta marc nod eine &elerpe
fir ben 9ienf in Gsppten orsanifirt,
! @m 3. Nusuit ereienete ii& Elm BE.
B ouerli&er unfaQ auf Der &eip3ise,
Telemort (un,ueit Grantfurt a.b. Ooer)
auf ,uel4er bag Qeib= @renaoier< MeQi.
mcnt &efe@ts-uno@ @olonneni@iebabun
gen obbielt. Ser Teinb mar bur&
Gigureni&eiben martirt an oeneu
3inbi&niire nit in seruiiien Gntfernun-
lsen ii@ mieoerbolenoen Rnoten an9e.
bra4t paren, ,uel@e mdbrenb oes SO.
lonnenf4iebeus 5ur @rploiion sebra9t
uuroen, 9emiiiermaben um Bag Geuer
beg Gein6es gu tnorfiren. Sn Dem linfs
pom ben @4eiben iid befinoenoen ge-
oedten @ruben befanoen f@ je 3tuei
unteroifisiere uno feds Mann, pel9e
Die @9iii1e in ben @9eiben 3u a6er<
fleben uno bur& Gnt3inbuns Der
3Inbi6nur nit ben Ranoneni@ldgen
oos feinoli&e Teuer gu martiren batten.
Mus nod unerfldrten urla9en serietb
Die 3unoi&nar an elmer @rube tpobl
ni4t san3 ri&tis in .8ranb, oas 6euer
i4lus riidmdrts. traf Die in Der @rube
porbanoene 8r6Bere Mense 3iinbl9nur
nit ben 9uloertnoten unb peranlabte
cine grploiion berielben, ,uobur9 Die in
Der @rube befinoli9en a4t Utann mebr
ooer meniser perlebt mnrben. Sic Ct
plofon uno oas 9erausFlr5en eines
9erlebten aus Der @rube flbrten 3ur
iofortisen Ginf.lluns beg 6euers. Gs
muroe nit i&arfen 4atronen sel@oEen.
10 bab lei&t srobss l1nsliid bate ent-
ite9en i0nnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1882-08-31

8robfoffen reprdientirt i'm W.odot syuli
,. s. eineu @ertb BON $16,294,474,
eesen $l9. 9.976, ,767 I'M entjpr.db,no.n
Ronat b.s Yoriabres unb in ben er.
iten fieben Monaten B. s. belief lie lid
$81,150715 se9en $131,957.6S4 in
Der 9l.i&en 4eriobe oes Ietten Sa6res.
'9ie9ertreter bober 3oQidbe. .i9reibt
Der r9eralo", eri9einen in MafIen in
leoer Sibuns Der $ariftommiifion.
98enn he aQe iogenannten Mreumente
5u @unffen bes @4utes Der rei@en
Jabr:tanten uno Der Bei9minoelung
oeS Nrbeiter2 erf41pft taben. folQt cine
gtnlaoang 3u=etuer 5prittsur, um cine
Der runmilnoiseu ynbuHti.n~ in au-
seni@ein 3'1 nebmen. Die ginlaoune
'plro notirli& angenommen. 8ei bic.
en @eleaenbeiten fieBt @&ut3oG-
S@6nreonerei unb @bampa9ner in
9tromtn. Aber in 9inter9runoe oie=
les Bilbes ftebt ber Nrbeiter, Dem es
l9tuer 'piro, Brob uno 2leioer fiir feline
SSamille 81 taufen.
Sn atbens, @a., mire cine @pna.
9o9e erbaut, oeren plan 9ana nod Dem
oes alien lIoii4en 9empels in YaIditi-
ma entporfen ruroe. =
Sn Cincinnati bat Elm Mann bon
30 Sabren, Nomens S. u. @obline,
aus @ram iiber ben 8erluit Ieines Ser
mo9eas our9 ben 8anterott bes Grj<
bll4ofs Yurcsu f4 oas 2eben 9enom-
men.
@in bierjd6ri9es S66ter9en bes
9errn Mleranoer Mc@ur9in in Mt.
|Nernon, Sbio, 1pielte nit elmer an Der
Sblrtl'nte befeltisten @@nur. Yl6k=
l1d) 1Alu9 Die Sblir 5u nno Die S9nur
|>@lon9 li6 in 10 unglifli6er Weile nm
Den 9ais Der &leinen. oob lie eritidte,
ebe nod in Der 9dbe bsftnolihe perlo=
men ouf Die @efabr auimertlam >pur=
oen.
Seusfontaine, 21. Mu9uit. Mn'
5onnta9 bemerfte Elm Monn, 9famens
8. Setterlon, beim pfii9en auf Der
Tarn, OoB Der BoSen nnter leinen 6ii=
ben no69oo. G'nea 0}oment lpdter 'uo=
rem Ytero uno YIlu9 in Der Sisfe per=
lAwunoen. Bei nd6srer l1nierlu6una
fano mon cine unsebeuere @5ble, por
oeren Gyiitens tein Menlb bis6er eine
Nbnuns bate.
Snfolee zines @oltenbrubs tra
Der Bosque Bad oberbal6 5tepbenpias,
Seros> aus. Sic l1eberi6memmune
fiibrte einen @Gaoen bon $4,000 big
100000 berbei. Cine Trau ertront,
unb ibr 6aus ,uaro 3ertriimmert.
Sn WarlbaQtoun, Solpo, waro Der
Neser 2eonbaro @oter, mel&er cine
sSe'Be, ytamens Satbar'na 9oDes, per'
se'paltiste uno ermoroete, bon 2Dn4err
seboneen.
*@m 25. 4ueuit fam IS in @ba'
lob. o., 5,pil4en S. 9. Smitb unb 50.
s. Pbilipp, Yafor Der Metbooifentir.
DE. mesenoes &ertaufs seiiti9er Sc.
trdnte ON @onntag, gu einen @treit.
Der oamit enoete, oab Der 8ait for nebre.
re Melisrfi&e erbielt.
: Die Menoniten= NnlieolunQen in
&anias erfreuen lid6. ,p;e BON bort BE.
riht,t m;rh e;nea o,,sernrhon+r;h rosh.,
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-05-25
A Yankee Gives HIS Experience.


The same dazzling army Of beautiful,
ewel-bedecked "mestiza" girls beamed
upon us this evening, as at the first
dance, and soon all my friends were
busy filling their books for the dances.
There was no prescribed style of dress
for the men; some wore their shirts out
side, futtering in the evening air; some
of the more aristocratic even wore coats,
but all wore their hats. Unobserved in
corner, I was watching the strange
costumes, when the sharp eye of the
General espied me, from his chair of
state, beneath his own portrait, draped
in Mexican colors.
eli, Senior Fredrico, why are you not
dancing?"
"Senor General, don't know"
"Yes you do; you've got to dance, any
way"
With that he approached me, and
when 1 tried to dart through the crowd,
caught and led me stcrnly back.
Here" reckoning a handsome girl,
"come, my darling, and dance with 'et
senior estrangero.
The girl came and stood in front of me
smiling.
"That is my niece, the prettiest girl
in the room and the best dancer. Take
her, now, and the Lord help you"
Then I exclaimed that never danced;
that q lame duck in ten-acre lot could
waltz all around me. 1t was of no
use. He repeated, There's my niece;
look at her"
True enough, there she was waiting
for me to take her out. Oh. she was
handsome girl. with regular features and
shape]y shoulders, and hung all around
with gold ornaments.
Now, that girl couldn't understand
word of my language, but she must have
seen that 1 didn't want to dance with
her. But when the music struck
up she merely smiled and said, eva
monosw
"Vamonos" is "come along" but l
wouldn't go. I commenced to explain;
"Senorita, 20 no Sc this kind of dance,
you know; it's all greek to me; a Vir-
ginia reel now, or a sailors hornpipe, for
instance, but this" l never finished
that sentence, for she advanced. with fire
in her eye. and seized me about the
waist and said, ip decided manner,
"Vamonos!" and I "vamoused."
Well, that young lady sailed all about
me like swan. When hoped up and
down, stepped on her skirt and trod on
her toes, she remained as serene as
summer sky, pulled me this way and
that, whirled me round and round till 1
was giddy, and ended by finging me
into seat, while the whole audience,
who had remained thunderstruck with
awe and amazement at my war dance,
burst with shouts of "Viva elAmericano"
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-05-25

make too long recital in detail. Suffice
it to say that such was the fact.
"God bless the little ones" Mr.. Bon
field said; "there's room and plenty to
spare in my home for them. And to my
thinking there is no sweeter sound about
the house than children's voices"
And if anything could have made Nora
love her husband more dearly than she
had done before, it would have been these
words of his.
And the years went by, and the little
children grew up into health and beauty
and Nora, in her satins, had almost for
gotten the sore straits of her early girl
hood, when one day the past was re-
called to her mind by most unexpected
accident.
eff you please, Mrs. Bonfield," said
the cook, one day, Tim says there's a
poor family settlin' down in the old cot
tage by the gates, as is almost starvin.'
Sure says 1 to Tim, why don't you
tell the MISUSE Says he, What for
would I be botherin' her, and they
nothin' TO her?' Says L. The hand of
her was never closed rgin the sick and
the poor, and I'll tell her, Tim, if you
don't"
"You are right, Mary" said Mrs.
Bonfeld. IT will go this evening and
inquire into the case"
And with Charley carrying basket in
which was piled a goodly supply OF
Jelly, wine, homemade bread and hot
house grapes, Nora walked to the ruined
cottage at dusk.
Alas for the squalor and poverty of
the wretched place! A candle burning
on the hearth, gaunt form outstretched
on heap of straw, with fever-glowing
cheek and eyes rolling restlessly in their
sunken sockets, while by the door sat
faded woman, rocking child to and fro
in her lap.
ST hope we're not intruding, ma'am,"
said she, with something of lady's
courtesy and accent; but my husband
could go no farther. We are on our
way to Omaha, where he thought he
could get employment.
"You are quite welcome to stay here"
said Mrs. Bonfeld, gently; "and will
send you some things from the house to
make you more comfortable. Your hus-
bands name is
"Black, ma am-Belton Black. We've
had bad luck, and we thought perhaps
we might do better here" sighed the
woman. "But heartily wish we had
stayed in England"
Nora Bonfield's heart beat violently as
she advanced pace or two toward the
wretched heap of straw where the yellow
flicker of the candle family illuminated
q face which she would scarcely have
recognized-the face of Bolton Black.
He died next day, and never knew
that the eyes of his old sweetheart bad
rested pityingly upon him in his last
hour. And the simple headstone that
was reared over his remains in the GENE
terry was placed there through Honora
Bonfield's charity.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-05-25
The Newer Arithmetic.

A bank has S78, 400 in its vaults. The
cashier gets away with $50 1882, and the
bank settles with him for two thirds.
How much is tile bank ahead, and what
will the poor cashier do if next winter
happens to be hard one?
A house painter consumes forty-eight
minutes in lighting his pipe, fifty. five
minutes in telling stories, twenty-five
minutes in Watching Q kitchen girl. thir-
ty-six minutes in binding up sore I'm
ger, and quits work nine minutes before
six. How much time did he beat his
employer out Of, and how long will it
take him to work himself to death?
A boy who is sent ont on errand stops
to watch three dogs, plays marbles with
four boys, climbs two shade trees, takes
. short ride on q velocipede. makes mp
faces at three girls, and sits on a lumber
pile for fifteen minutes to help another
boy to learn to smoke. What did he get
when ne got home, and how long did it
take him to make his mother believe that
he had come in two minutes ahead OF
cham lightning?
A certain grocer, whose scales only
weigh fifteen ounces to the pound, sells
$40 pounds Of various goods every twelve
hours. Find what he gains weekly, and.
after you have figured it up, do your
trading with some other house.
A lady desires to divide six sunfowers
among Ave girls so that each girl can
wear one to party. How can she do It
without cutting one of the girls in two?
At one Of Eli Perkins lectures in Ohio
In nall seating $40 people, one thirtieth
OF the seats rere jsmmed full OF enthu-
siastic admirers. Find the number OF
seats which didn't admire worth a cent;
also explain how far Eli travelled by Foot
4 Walkers line next day.
A dog starts out to overtake cat. She
had seventy feet the start and knows that
he means business. At the end Of every
rod she slips back two inches and he
gains four inches. How far must he
lsg Il 10 overtaks her and hush her yowls
fnrovoxf
Three sticks Of stevs wood weighing
1vs nd hall pounds bsnd boys back
four inches eul = plumb. How nany
ad1leeoAl seiohs WIN Il tHke 10 nako
his chin touch ~ knesse- / DseFoat M
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-05-25

Comment is often made on the curios-
ity of people Of agricultural districts, but
it is only right that an honest farmer who
is addressed by q perfect stranger should
weigh the subject we'll before giving
away valuable information. The other
day Detroiter, who was engineering .
horse and buggy over . muddy highway
in the western part of this county, met .
farmer and called out:
do you folks fly when you go to town."
The farmer put down the rail he was
lifting up, took chew OF ''shorts, and
advancing nearer, he calmly inquired:
want to sell that hoss?"
"No."
Want to buy mate to hims"
Want to trade that busgyfor . wason'"
"No."
buying butter to ship"
Specializing in 'taters anys"
mo"
Anything new in Detroit"
Haven't heard Of anything"
Travelled very far to-day?"
about twelve miles"
Going to the city tonight"
"Yes, II / can get there. Now, then,
do you folks out here along the line Of
this internal river OF mud dy when you
60 TO town.
The man looked al around, heaved .
sigh. broke twig 70 pick his tseth b.
fore answoring:
''6Hrangsr, what kind Of Tying ma
cAinoa ye1 peddling and uhs9sSe yoar
lsvsse 1Gurss Tor caa6s"-( Dstrsit FEse
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-05-25

. SPoNoE UNDERCLOTHIN0.-S un-
derclothing is the very latest, some Ger
man genius having recently invented
and patented line of underwear manu-
factured from this porous substance. II
10 now claimed that it can be more easily
cleaned than wooden goods, and, being
more flexible, does not chsfe the skin 90
much. It is bad conductor, and tends
TO keep the temperature uniform. One
who wears this Undertaking Is not lia-
BILE TO take cold, for it absorbs the per-
spiration without checking Il. After the
mineral and vegetable impurities in the
sponges have been sufficiently beaten by
: heavy hammer TO admit Of being read
lily washed out, the sponges are dried
and parted with sharp knife. The par
ings ere then sewed together. The fabric
h prepared without the use OF the poison
ous dyes which, - incorporated In cloth
underclothing, sometimes proves very
delseerious 70 the ays>om.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-05-25

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