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New York.

Tht, n 10 certify tina. am we'll acquainted with
man iifty years Of age, for many years Ien,
dent Of this city, who has been at times extremely
MI. hut could not tell from what cause, unless q
was worms. He told his attending physician ms
saspisions, but the physician at once ridteuled
His son then mentioned DR.. c. MeLane's Yer.
mifuge, and asked him II he would take It his
reply was-1 must take something to get relief,
o They Tas; at once procured bottle Of DR., 9.
NcLdae's rtrmttags, and he took one dose: !se s
rnedateIy, and Is now enjoying excellent health
ana. like the good Samaritan of old, Is endeayor-
ing 10 relieve hisunfortunate neighbors. He makes
il Eis business TO hunt up and select all cases SINH
lar 10 his own, that may be given over by regular
physicians, and induces them TO Try Dr.. z. Nc
Lanes Vermlfuge. So far he has induced more
than twenty persons to take the Vermifuge, and
In every case with the most happy results, lilo
is well satisfied that DR.. c. McLane's VermituRe,
prepared BY Fleming Bros, Of Pittsburgh, Is far
ss,perior TO any other known remedy, and thatf
more generally known would not fail 70 save
many valuable lives. For further particulars
inquire Of Mrs, Hafdie, it4h caansa street, New
York City.
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It Is not o
| Liquid or Snuff.


Apply by the finger
into the n6strils. Il
will DO absorbed, Of.
ectually cleansing the
nasal passages Of ca
tarrhal virus, causing
inNaa,r,attoo pto.
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IHUM1b IVIV1Nt
Wholesale Grocer, Main st., Wheeling, y. Va.
ttloenIinns Of EeCtum, ProlApsls and Piles
"wN given up 70 die sna ptonHa a \ ihcutaDie'
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Dr., ]. {. SMITH,
No. 1901 CHApLINE STREET,
Near Fourteenth Street.

A,z, sv,douce OF u puyaciAn's success Is the
I ne II Ills patients The increasing demands
tnumVu :!o.souAI services prove that have dealt
iot my y SHi fSiTly with tiIse who have consult
sSGS s never use patients name without per
Nilsson, III ,THSm have cured alter they had been
iron tnSo NO. inci,rtble, A thorough medical edu.
eluon Az WIN theraputIc agents. clOee obsery'
AH.aoi Tan peTameltAi peCulAttnes aud strict a.
leaon y tx he, and frankly give the patient my
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-06

A NEW mineral called adamascolite has
been found in Missouri. and 1t is said that
1t will cut steel. Adamascolite will gil O
long.ielt want. Now the traveller can have
q knife that will cut railroad sandwich.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-06

Tue Connecticut boy who has q third
arm growing out Of the back will be able
to scratch himself between the shoulder
blades without resorting to the corner Of q
hnildiny.
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'I'yE got thiq thing down tine now, Mil
dred, said Amy to the Boston high school
girl. "Don't say got 1t down fine,' Amy,
there's a dear; say reduced 1t to extreme
tenuity,n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-06

PROFESSOR of Chemistry: "The substance
you see in this vial Is the most deadly pois.
on OF all poisons. A single drop placed
on the tongue Of q cat Is enough to kill the
afronpeat mani
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he SHEEP MARKET
REMARKS.

with q rather limited run and fairly good de-
mand from butchers, the offerings were generally
sold out an early hour. The quality was some i'm.
higher than they were then. We quote butchers
Sheep at 3A6c; Lambs at AK No change Ia seen
In Sheep, ~ compared with last years priceS at
same time, and Lambs show but shade difference;
stock ewes to-day sold at s216a36o per head, and
Wethtrs 3l<a4k Nc psr ID.
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"ALIcE," said Mrs. Petulia in subdued
tone to her little girl one evening at supper,
"you must eat bread with your JAM" "Bat,
mamma" persisted Alice, "it's plenty good
enough without bread.n
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REMLgKA.

The number Of the offerings Is 1900 less than lsst
Monday figures, constituting only Light supply
valling In nearly all the pens The quality Is
SCARCELY as good It was last Monday. the butchers
needing now heavier hogs than heretofore, aS the
hog ptoduct-lard. &c-ls Ia better demand. We
quote rough Hogs at 6A6tEe. and the better grades
61ls7c, with extra heavy Of 7kc. Prices same time
last year were Ska9hc.
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PURGE out the lurking distempsr that IN.
darminea health, and the copstitutional yigor
will return. Those who suffer from an en-
feebled and disordered state Of the system,
should take Ayers sarsaparilla 10 cleanse
| the blood and restore vitality. pAw
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BACON thinks that ''life's but a span"
So 1t is for married people, but it's single
harness for bachelors, beyond a doubt.
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HoRsPoRp's Aclp PHOSPHATE for Lemons or
Lime Juice, is a superior substitute, and It's
use 10 positively beneficial to health. TTHs4w
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MARTINS CAPITAL RESTAURANT.
DAcKI M sKETCHEs,

DhohLo9 our iArge 10 page paper, nlled
with charming terealS stories, choice mis-.
cellApy etc, Agent 3moe on trial Tor . contA and
we send EVERY subscriber FREE our new H0II.
music, 10 interesting games, pack Of age and for.
tune. telling cards pack Hold 10 LghtD cApdS,
pack fan and filtration cards, / set chrome cards,
Is new trickA IN magic new puzzles, game Of for:
wonderful delusion cards. etc, etc. Endleas
Amusemeuti Agents wanted. Sample paper
ior !tsmp, RAextod PuBtlsHIsa Co, Augusta, 10.
noN
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aRxARxs on EXP cAr1ll.

The arrivals OF heel cattle during the week
amounted 10 sll head against 62S head last week,
andi2iA head the corresponding week Of LIST year,
and the sales were 7I2 head, against ,26S head
last week, and 1907 head the corresponding week
OF last year, and were ls follows:
To Baltimore 49,
To Country ''.'" 20 y,
10 EA6teEn ............. -
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As au iuvlgoraat, Hostetter's Stomach Ritten
eminent phydclAnP, and has long occupied fore.
mott rank among standard proprietary comedies
Us properIeV as an Alternative Of disordered cond.
lions Of the stomach. liver and bowels, aud pre-
yentiye OF mAlAfial diseases are no lesl renowned
aud have been accorded emphatic professional re-
commentator. ,..
For iale BY Druggists and Dealers, TO whom apply
for Hostettsr's Almanac for 1884 del'rrhSAv
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A NAN named Beers Is dancing master
in Minnesota. He Is full Of hops.-& Y.
Journal
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AgricuIture ia Japar.

japanese Correspondence Philadelphia Pres
The country through which we passed
was rich agricultural tract the principal
product being rice, tea and cotton. The
Japanese are excessively nice in their gar
dening, but the aroma that proceeded from
the symmetrical fields was often very un,
pleasant. All the tools for use in GU Il,
waiting are novel, the principal one being
sort Of spade.shaped, somewhat like the
accompanying figure;
"A The culhvator grasrl
+ the apparatus at aud
o strikes the long fiat stee
C-A2 blade into the ground al
q, by pressing with the
bare fo9t against the surface b. Larkt
quantities Of cotton, and frequently Of chest,
nuts, were exposed to the sun on trays. Al
noon we paid the extortionate sum Of one
sen for being pushed across wide river
in O sort Of mud scow, propelled by the
use Of long bamboo pole which was
thrust against tho bed Of the stream. On
the other side we took tiain at o scfIplons-
ly clean tea.hopse, paying eleven sen Tor It
We were only able TO eat some Of the rice,
without sugar or milk, Of course, and two
eggs without pepper or salt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-06
ERrE,s ExPERlEHCE,
Another Cure utterly without . Prees

ERIE, PA. September 10Th, 1881. DIR HART
MAN: l cannot but express my thanks 70 you
for the great benefit l received from the use
OF Pe1yna and MdHalin. One bottle OF each
placed me squasplY on my feet, after . long
sickness, which hSd laid mo In bed and then
left me lame aud crippled. Three days use
Of these remedies dispensed with the cane,
and In week was perfectly well.
NJ. WRIGHT,
Business Agent Erie Evening Herald.
Ask your druggist for Dr.. Hartman's Book
ON the "Ills OF Life.n He will give II gratis,
II not, address DR.. II. al Columbus, o. Dhw
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ALEXANDER BONE. sR.,

A LEXANDER BONE, sR.,
Notary Public, General Buhness and Licensed
Raj Htate Agent, Stock and Money Broker.-
peelS, Leases, Acknowledgements, and Partnership
Agreements drawn up, serchans' and Manutao
mferS' Books opened, Houses Rented, Rents Col
Iected, Collections promptly RENTED all budne2
correspondence conadenuAlly attended 70: No
ilS Market street, "ott's Block corner Market
md Twelfth streets, Wheeling, w. Va. nol7
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-06

Time and Doctors Bills will BIO saved
by always keeping the Regulator
In tho Housed
For, whatever the allnent may be, thoroughly
sale purgativc, alternative and tonic can
never be out Of place. The remedy Is harmless
and does not interfere with business or
pleasure.
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1t should BIO used by all persons, old and
young, whenever any of tho above
symptoms appear.

Persons Travelling or Living In Un-
healthy Localities, by taking dose oeeaSou-
ally to keep The Liver In healthy action will avoid
al Malaria, Bilious attacks, Dizziness, Nau.
sea, Drowslne.s, Depression Of Spirits, etc. It
VIII inxSorate like glass Of wine, but ID no in-
toxicatlng beverage.
II You have eaten anything hard Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-06

Aio I.ag Notwithstanding seemed TO help me
smId moi &c. out Of bed. " smith SpTg 81 me-"
Whaaliny W Va
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Gke gntsLIaqeale1::
A wESTEgN nIAID,s DREAM.

emee Nos. - ana "a ToaTleepih street
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SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY.

"A Roanoks IN. C.) inventor has
concocted machine that will make $50
cigarettes a minute.
Philadelphia is to have a street car
with o patent spring motor. The in
ventor says that after the spring is
wound up it will propcl the car eight
miles. - Philadelphia Press.
Experiments have recently been
made on the Thames with new kind
of side-wheel steamer which, has but two
blades in each wheel. II is the inyen-
ton of an English engineer.
If you have great talents, industry
will improve them; il moderate abili-
ties, industry will supply the dehcien-
c;es. Nothing is denied to well-dilect-
ed labor; nothing is ever to be attained
without tn 4 Herald.
"A concentrated solution of bichro-
mate of potash and glue makes, IL Is
said, cement for repairing articles of
broken glass which will resist boiling
water. The cement Is first carefully
applied to the surface, and after the
fractured parts are brought together the
whole is exposed to the action of the
SUM- Cincinnati Times.
The Journal of Science puts these
very pertinent questions regarding tho
poisoning cases Of the last half century:
Have we at command means for the de-
lection of all known poisons under al
circumstances Have our leading toxi-
cologists and physicians shown sufficient
skill in the application of such meansp
Is our manner of conducting trials and
.1f. ~iNto ,,1s La ntfi
denoe Of experts well adapted for the
discovery of truth and for the elucida-
ton Of error, or could 1t admit of useful
modification?
Regarding the sorghum sugar in
dustry in Kansas, NJ Day, Jr., writes
to the Buffalo Express that two of the
refneries have reported unqualified sue
cess this season. One is managed by
Prof. NJ E. Scoville and the other by
Prof. Swenson, late agricultural chem
ist in the State Univers ty in Madison,
Wis. This latter refinery is owned in
New York, and cost 100000. The
two companies cultivated 5000 acres Of
cane, and the yield will be from 200 to
800 pounds of sugar per acre and from
sixty to seventy-five gallons of strip.
Both sugar and strip are entirely free
from the sorghum flavor.
They are taking down the front
wall of five-story brick building NJ
South and Essex streets, Boston. Mr..
Bradlee, the architect, attributes the
bullying of the wall to the use Of Port.
land cement. He says; "This cement
has been used mostly in constructing
water-works and other like structures,
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just outside the Herculaneum Gate

just outside the Herculaneum Gate
begins Che Street of TomDs. A few peo-
pie had villas there, but the street was
chiefly inhabited by the dead. Some Of
the inscriptions yet remain there is one
of a father to his son. The son was q
popular magistl ate, who had public
funeral vot d him by the decurions.
There is child tomb-two women are
shuwn performing the last rites; And
Navoleia Tyche, ffeedwoman OF Julia
Tyche, erected a monument for
her own freedmen and freedwo-
men and those of Caius Munatus
Faustusi Who was hep And what was
the Relationship between him and Mayo
leiag We do not know-all that the In
scriptions tell us is, that Munatius was
decreed the bjSelliuha; with the consent
of the people (here sounds the last echo
Of the Rotilnn Republieo and ship
with rowers carved on the tomb perhaps
hints that he di | his business in the great
waters of the Mediterranean-unless the
sails just being furled and the ship COM
ing into harbor mean only that the vow
age of life was over.
Very near here is that House Ut Do
fnede, of which we have all read. and
which is as familiar to us as though we
had ourselves called there on poor Julia,
when Pompeii wis in her glory.
There is d tomb erected by a grateful
freedman to his master-he used 10 give
funeral banquet here on the anniver-
sary of his dear masters death. And q
wife whose name was Servilia, in her
epitaph to her husband, calls him 'the
friend of her soul.
With these ancient echoes of human
love ringing in our eats, let us come UP
out OF the grave of Pofipeii into the
nineteenth century. -Sat,2Idu at Home;
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rHElAoK EA-PoE.

When tn 4 wn on coid winters
VIC va ny Jun shin 70 come aad TO
Eta h dow, 49,
When TIL rag cS' ~ uo"h ~ II
cad lii th;na. :,
Comes I invelopSi 'Ailss III u
shin u soma+,,,nna4
To warnf me 7 y sViheoiifhs az
hat smo1,o, - 49,
In the ltpot IN inoNoS VI eiie
sta
And +h,Iough y, is handsome
with d itnysmall amer, gold-bor-
Tben qtse!5has on handle a BIRD,
And II IL Ii vii ing as hoy ever
And nj hf t." ii 5 its golden com
Both 3 ~ tca-p$ bat smokes on the
str
while , kam ckcrs suffice for a
Two ~ ~ q, wi-am a stranger to
Ana ipnhlled FOR bills at the bar,
So my cbd { nj Fape1 at par.
VIII nj a be- reauy at Ian L,
In the Ii tea-p'"' snloAes on the
stu
r, their service of
pla +,hIo ..,
Let thenelmof ,piS IN stasef -,
Let theiht tlf 'Idi EUROPE flen
wit L. a. e.,..5,-
An wrife-bl foni the Iofelgnef $
I'm c,naile 7 no lori in the d ID
With Ii ! ttbhSY'lacIpot t u smokes on
'n -Phaadelpht1 Press.
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Trying to Say
..1 - Ia diffi " zach.

It is said to be difficT ae'
spaniard to say cockroac. teach a ING
saws that it is one of the han tutor PEI
the Spaniards have to learn. words 10
trate. he called upon a young Slus-
who is struggling with the mystSd, da
the language, to pronounce the I'LL
An expression of sadness passed he
the oiive-tinged countenance OF de
Spaniard as he thought moment ana
then hesitatingly said, '.Cockarocha.
mo; cock-roach, said the tutor.
Cokarocha,n said the Spaniard.
"Try now: C-o-c-k-r-o-a-c-h' COCK
roach" ~.
Kokrocha, said the Spaniard.
i" Say cock"
| Croka.
Now roach"
s Rochan
"Now cockroach."
Crockarocha.
"Now tell what it is.
"Smalla bugga. IN. Y. Sun.
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PITH AND POINT.


"A fifty-cent piece with hole In it
will not pass current, which shows that
the half Is better than the hole.
Rather says the cures effected by
laying on of hands is an old story with
him. His mother often INDUCED in the
past-time in times past.--Boston Cou-
rier.
"A poet says: yesterday comes
moi" He should tell us something we
don't know. What we are looking for
is the return of week before last.-Nor-
y'tstoUn Herald.
There are two things in the world
which tramp will not sit down on.
One is u barbed-wire fence and the other
is a good healthy hornets nest. BAR
Li,tgton Free Press.
DIR. Willis announces the fact that
'mothers-in-law are not laughed ut in
Persia Same here. He must be
bold, bad man, without any hair, who
would laugh at his mother-in law The
Judge.
"A young man was congratulated on
reaching his twenty-first birthday.
swell, how do you feel over the mat
terp" he was asked, and he replied
heartily. Il feel like new man. p
Rhiladelphta Call.
"A Pennsylvania lady ninety-three
years of age milks, washes and bakes
for family of three persons. A great
deal can be gotten out of old people if
they are properly managed. Young
people do not get half enough rest. -
Louisville Courter-JoWrR0L.
Sweet little Meg came into her Sun
day-school class one morning, her eyes
filled with tears, and looking up into
her teachers face. said: "Our dog s
dead, and guess the angels were real
aIRared when they saw him coming up
ia. y path, for he's awfully cross to stran-
"--EnchGnge.
Spe of the Rev. Levi Philetus Dobbs'
ock- lSsses is metaphor. Here is his
10 70 is in a reply to one who had
20 Jim for information: 'You may
g oe sI y; but your ignorance shall
shall SCI mat turns the faucet that
tree lays which shall dishl oil
Tbo ~ of the deadly upas
- I ns .halaendent.
ahoa an hers, Solomon, Jacob
s ,MTpd dot ss.9in, stood in their
sked, dons, now AHchAt w;d anid hi
Id in the eldest brtheT ss;d Salan,a 49,
anted six toiiers u a head ~ The I 1i,n,
SOP" sis dot all heN vo.;; ssid Ios a. -
The ONION IN an njzacIa;med 9o 81.
'rpNle seyenty-n Ll,,, SSseSaSSpr dpe. Il pad
% gearnek
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-Among the curiosities Of the exit

Among the curiosities of the exh'-
hilton in the American Institute of New
York is a house built of the bones of
birds by Alphonse Zeigler, the chef OF
the Grosyenor Hotel Even the deli
cate French and American flags are
made of the dyed bones of birds. In
side the house prepared skeletons OF
game birds are placed in the windows.
The construction occupied the leisure
moments of Chef Ze gler for two years
and half, and he estimates that the
birds whose bones were used in the edl-
flee cost at least $4,000 II ~ +
Tribune,
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-.Do you ever gambler" she asked,
as they sat together, her hand held in
his. He replied, mo; but if | wanted
to now would be my time ''How SOP
"Because hold beautiful hand. Inc
engagement Is announced. --Sop'erpNse
Journal
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NIL,

pEII.
Thor n place in the world
so full I'M as that rich plain
viii h k9hd from the beauti-
full garE Under the slopes of
Vesuv;,iChs not know which
thouobd Jrst, so thick Is the
VERY s;Stlhories, II one app
iproacb H. frento, one sees the
landscaslJ TOW less magnificent
Ind m ,bnI perhaps more fertile
=, as fbIn,lhowers which give q
Tropics On to the rocky road
gradnsb, i fields and vineyards,
where Isa sslrive their pillow oxen,
Just as, Wv them, and irrigate
their Iahdethods as primitive as
their nldwh the other side of the
lbay. ind yhe Grotto Of Pozzuoli,
lis Virpirs. Farther away, round
the Cane Hippo, is Pozzuoli. 1t
was callfeoli when Saint Paul
came untttle harbor, on board the
shin Who'll was Castor and Pollux;
and his fust have trodden tho e
great rorDnes which pave the Ap+
plan WFarther off still are Lake
Avernushe cave OF that Cum1an
Sibyl. wlark saying set Augustus
to buildaltar ''to the First-born
God" ly, there is the Cape of
Misenurlere Pliny the Elder lay
with his. on the day that Pompeii
was desd.
As WIN inland we pass a few
houses mn, q church-and become
every mt more and more aware of
the aunearness Of the Burning
Mount$hich now seems to tower
threately above the fields. The
fields ri little above the road, the
grass os high, and there is a perfect
blaze obppies. When you walk in
these + YOU are walking on the
grave ompoii.
As oiomes to the excavation parts
Ind goIown into the narrow stIeet'
-w6ehe Roman chariot-wheels hay'
worn ID ruts in tho great paving
tones he realizes the past, and tn
hang1 fortunes of empires, and tn
of human deeds, as on
ever / before. Down there, in thos
,ng-bied streets, it is easy to reailz
nat al shall bring every work to re
Iembnce, when the Books are openee
nd til Judgment is set.
In sme sort, the books are opene
read in Pompeii. Eighteen hundre
ars loo life there was suddenly stol
d As in the days before the Floo'
here in Pompeii, they were eatlI
d drinking, and knew not until q
nod came. 1t was u gay city, IL
arborouph or Biarritz of Rome-pe
bs one might rather call 1t the y
ii. for it was less genteel than dc
hneum, as is shown by the mo
Eetricious taste of the decoration
teen years before, an earthqua
done SO much mischief that t
was not vet quite restored; but t
bntain had been quiet ever since, a
Die soon grow used even to a v
P, SO 1ran .l''St ydayMa dav when
a not . anguS ms s ali the air du
drv. and the teautiful white city
lies fealled Neapolis, the new tow
w. n ,d tba haad of the b
g all r S,ssv we Yellow through
fea . u0oHy Most of the peo
try. ne sso s am at a W.
Is n ny ,' @ thew saw a straI
Isl ngnV w. W. Wosuyius II seen
ga rlse t t,'oa, the trunk rose up h
pm hoavans and then spread
a',. sl, no be white, some dull
f, laaon ,.nt;l slowly detaching tn
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CHATTEl. MORTGAGE.

II one gives mortgage Of chattels
belonging to another, the oral consent
to, or ratification Of, such mortgage by
the owner, can not affect the rights Of
one subsequently taking a mortgage Of
the same chattels from the owner with.
ont notice OF such ratification. Mailer
VI, Davis, Supreme coprtof Wisconsin,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-30
LETTERS FROM TINE PEOPLE.
Diminishing tho Ills Resulting from
the Social EVIL.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD -
As you have opened your columns to
the discussion Of licensed regulation Of
certain evils, would like to call your
Attention to the excellent system of
Regulating the social evil which prevails
in the garrison towns Of England. This
system operates under the Contagious
Diseases Acts OF Parliament, and has
undergone careful trial for several
years with the most beneficial results,
both physical and moral. A committee
Of investigation sent from the British
Parliament made, last year. most
searching inquiry at Plymouth, into the
working of this system, and established
conclusively the following facts First
An immense elimination in the physical
evils arising from unlicensed prosti-
tuition. Second-Reclamation Of many