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COWHICK s. WHITCOMB'S
For Children's Clothing.

For Children's Clothing.
Beautiful Pictures at the
F. Z. WARREN MERCANTILE Co.
BRONZES
VERY FNE
at
RHODES &
TRoxELL's.
Carroll now has two hrst-class
| cooks, also a nrst-class waiter, and for
the accommodation Of those who
are out late, keeps open until 2
Pollock.
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SPECIAL NOTICES, MEETINGS, &c
Notice.

Notice.
Parties having small book accounts
to keep, bills to collect, or writing OF
any kind done, car have the same
promptly and cheaply attended to by
addressing 3D." LEADER office. Legal
documents neatly executed.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
John Morrison having been admitted
in co-partnership with me, the style of
the firm will on and after this date be
j.. S. Collins b Co.
j. S. COLLINS.
Cheyenne, Wyo., Nov. 10, 1888.
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Legal blanks at the LEADER once.
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CowHICK & wHITCOMB's
For Stylish Clothing.
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A FETID

How disagreeablel and the persons
having the same are not aware of the
fact; and their nearest friend will not
mention 1t to them. Now, in most all
instances this comes from a cold,
which, when once cured, the breath
again becomes sweet, and the remedy
for all coughs, colds, influenza and all
affections of the throat and lungs, is
HAI.E's HONEY OF HoREHoUND AND
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& Historical Dept; Cheyenne, Hyo,
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Cheyenne, wyo., Nov. 10, 1888.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
$500 A YEAR !!
GAN BE SAVED
IN THE LIVING EXPENSES OF
THE FAMlLY

by the use OF REX NASHUA. the HumIrtop FOOD
fTeseTVat,ye, Il preserves Meat, tIll, Mil, Cream,
RgEy, aud all kinds Of Animal Food fresh and sweet
for weeis, even in tho hottest weather. This can
be proved by the teStiuonlals Of hundreds. who
haye tiled IL You can pIovei II for yourself for 70
cent?. aou will bnd that this Is an Article which
will save you q great deal Of money,
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Ihe ReI Rine Tomato.

Tomatoes have become almost a "house.
hold word" and their cultivation probably
exceeds that OF any other vegetable, and
in production, II Is claimed by some, 10 be
equal in bulk to that Of the potato. 1t
grows promiciously, requires but little cul.
tiya,ion,' and is very hardy plant, but
those engaged Il raising it for marketing
or canning purposes exercise considerable
care in Its cultivation, and generally sue.
coed in producing q very fine luscious
article. It's ready a~daptability for toodin
its various forms. from the raw. fruit up
through all the preparations incident to a
well conducted kitchen, makes 1t one OF
the most frequent visitors TO the table.
Besides Its nutritiye properties the
tomato, It Is claimed, posgesses many exr
cellent medical properties, French au'
thorily claiming Il 10 be 0 seldom
failing remedy Tor a torpidly inclined
liver. Its use in canning has grown TO
enormous proportions. It's universal cheap
utss, il being, 1t Is believed, the lowest
priced article canned, It's convenience rs a
ready dish the whole year round, and lis
healih-giviDg properties, placesi 1t far ahead
in the long list Of canned goods In local.
ities where canning establishments arc In
existence the proprietors make contracts
with the surrounding farmers for the sea-
sons yield q long time in advance Of the
production. In many sections twenty-five
and atty acres are set out in tomatoes alone,
This years supply for canning purposes
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MEDICAL,
T%ELRGRAPHIC MATTER.

Our lStOt correspondence, May 10. 1858, bhnSs 70
Us the ntEnaTe oiHENEI u. ISGEAN, the Gene;Ai
Superintendent OF the District Messenger Co, Of,
New Haven. Gem. Mr. Ing am ayr "Fos many
months / had been Sore'y honblEd with awcak md
tired feeling nctots the ioInHt almost Invariably
accompanied with headache. Ihad noticed also
that at q rated TerlOds following these pains my
urine would be highly eOlorod. and leave a heavy
b,ick colorSd sediment Nhen allowed TO stand In
the yc3el. I could uotwOrE, and / wss dIscour.
aged o an alarniog degree, Nothing helped ne.
/ wAs prescribed t,F by some Of the bes! Physicians
In New York city. whess I was located at that
time, but derived no beneato or rtiiei. When al.
most readyto give up IN despair an acquaintance
said 10 me, Il went !Oh to try HuaTa Remedy +
did 30 aud hardly twenty four hours had elapsed
before / obtaipG6 reliei, and In three weeks time
ali the Aforesaid ailments had disappeared, and j
Improved s,eadIl and was ipiused with new life,
70 thstI could IGSnmG mybuE.nesS again. which Is
ono that subjects me to stratus Of Nil 1iads, which
are lksly 70 eject the kidneys, namel! krecti'g
telegraph and telephone lines, Bunts Remedy
now occupies tie mot honored place in my cab
lnetoi medicines. lwould not 10 without II. and
lcheeriully and heartily recommend i TO all who
aretloubSd with thclses Of The live, Kidney or
urlna yorsausI IthsyeriAilS 10 Cufe.gS
IS CEsrsE sTREEf. n
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Major Henry Emery, Lowell, Mass, has
reclaimed swamp land once constantly COW
cred with water, uaing 10000 feet OF under
drain tstune, plank and tile, so that teams
now travel over any portion Of IL with per
feet safety. Further particulars Of the work
and its results are given in the New Eng
land Farmer:
"In connection with and making a part
ofthe drainage system, are numerous wells
dug and stoned up, into which the water
flows from various directions before taken
away by a single main drain. These
serve the double purpose Of furnishing
good drinking water for men and teams at
work, and enabling inspection Of the flow
and condition Of the drains at all times,
while in winter the open well take OF any
surplus surface water that otherwise might
be retained and form an ice covering very
damaging to the crops underneath. sixty
tons OF hay now annually grow, where but
two or three years ago water covered the
ground the year through Concerning
the liberal ferlilizlng Of the farm above re-
iered to, we have this information:
"rhe annual application OF manures IN
cludes about 700 cords Of night soil, 70 10
100 cords Of horse manure from the ely
and Is tons OF chemical fertilizers, besid's
the manure made from fifty COWS kept for
supply city customers. The night soilco!-
lection is puid for by the owners at rates
which made 1t OF very low cost delivered on
the land ready for composing with sand
and loan. Extra wages are paid for this
work, but help enough is always at COM
mand, some ofthe work being done in the
daytime, tight casks taking the place oil
the regulation night soil wagon box"
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ArEuHSltT TFnsdtfr.
~ tell you sir" Indignantly exclaimed
Colonel Webley, addressing a young man
who aspired to the hand Of his only child,
that l shall never give my consent to a
union which l know would be unhappy"
I'VE love each other" replied young
BalecuE.
Glove be eternally blowed! So I could
have said years ago. ! was devoted to the
woman l married and she was devoted
to me.n
You have lived happily with each other,
have you not?
"Happily!" the Colonel contemptuously
repeated. ~ didn't have money enough
to insure happiness. Even in Afkansawa
man must hays money. His wife may be
devoted to him, but Il be fails to provide
those little delicacies which make life so
enjoyable 10 8 woman, she will speak Of
this sad lack Of comfort, and instead Of nj
tributing it to financial inability will re,
gard it as willful neglect At tlmes she
will be melting with affection and vow that
your love is all that she cares Tor in this
world, but when some n who in worldly
goods seema no richer than yourself rides
in q buggy with bis wife, she loses sight OF
the great sustaining love and bankers after
tangible a1sction-a street display o~tloye.p
81 am a young mar Of energy and good
business capacity. ! can work and earn
money"
"So use in ~prolonglng the conversation.
l have told you that you should not marry
my daughter. shall keep a close watch,
and II / see youhere again ! shall act with
violence"
swell, Colonel" said the young man
with tirmness, las the gentler have failed,
l am compelled to adopt the last resort,
Some time ago, before you suspected that 1
was attached TO your daughter, you Dor.
rowed $40 from me, Do you vince, sir;
hear me through. You thought ! had for,
gotten the Transaction, but | haven't. Now,
SIR, ! intended to marry your daughter. II
you persist in annoying me, l shall dun
you Tor the money every time | see you."
The Colonel sat for q moment in deep
thought. Finally he said; "SAy, Bob, don't
say anything more about the $40; lend me
81 more. and take the girl"
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nIsn Prices for Cattle.

Extraordinary prices we're realized last
week at a sale OF a draft Of the short horns
OF Mr.. Heliord, Of Cerne Abbas, whose
herd was established ten years ago in Lei
cestershire. The average for 50 COWS was
17B %guineas, and for 8 bulls $50 guineas.
Duchess OF Leinsser, u splendid and beau
tilul shaped animal, brought l,l50 guineas,
which was given by Lord Fnzhardinge,
after q sharp competition with Sir Curtis
Lampson. The daughter Of this COW was
sold 10 Lord Bsctiye for 1906 g%uineas. The
bull, Duke Of Leinster, went to Berkeley
Castle at 300 guiIeas. Several lots were
bought for breeders in the United States
and Canada. Among Mr.. Heltord's herd
are two COWS which were bought at the
Bowness in 1877 Tor S,400 guineas. Elel
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=. N. lI,llc bopk, whIch WI 00nallea
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EmirU Advertiser,
Superintendent Lyon, Of the Barclay
Coal Mines, was in the city Wednesday
and told q reporter the following snake
story, the authenticity Of which, he said,
could bO youched for by several reliable
citizens. "0n Tuesday Last q boy was en-
gagged in plowing on tho farm Of q man
named Wilkinson, between Greenwood
and Monrocton, in Bradford county, when
he saw an enormous black snake lying
stretched along on the ground near the
fence. frightened by the reptile the boy
dropped the line and started on q run to
the house. Reinforced hero by several
members Of the family he went back,
when one Of the horses wasfeund lying on
the ground with the python tightly colled
about his ueck. The snake was despatch
ed, when 1t was found that the horse was
dead, his life having been choked out by
the snake"
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Who has not seen the fair, fresh young
girl transformed in a few months into the
pale, hnggArd, dispirted woman? The
sparkling eyes are dimmed, and the ringing
laugh heard no more Too often tue causes
are disorders Of thu System whichD u. Pierce's
''Favorite Prescription would remedy in q
short t me. Remember, that The Favor Is
Prescription" will unfailingly cure all "tt-
male weaknesses" aud restore health and
beauty. By all druggists. Send three
stamps for Or. Pierce's Treatise on Diseases
on Women tad pagesJ. Address Worlds
Medical Association, Buffalo, n. y,
ruFAw
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annrn Inre puea.

A surs cnre' for Blind, Bleeding, Itching
and liberated Piles has been discovered by
DR.. William, ian Indian remedy called DR..
Williams Indian Ointment. A single box
has cured the worst chronic cases OF twenty
five years standing. No one need suffer five
minutes after applying this wonderful sooth-
isg medicine. Lotions aud instruments do
more harm than good. Williams Ointment
abs6rbs the tumors, allays the intense Itch.
ing, particularly at night after getting warm
In bed acts rs d poultice, gives Instant aud
painless relief, andls prepared only for Piles,
itching Of the private parts, and for nothing
else.
FSfsale by all druggists and mailed on re-
ceipt Of price, 81 90.
For sale by ]. F. shirk, Logan & Co., also
Chas. Menkemeller, Wheeling, and 4. K.
McConahey, Bridgeport, o. D&w
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A swEETHEART's solicitude: "I'm 80
alarmed, Lizzie" exclaimed a ST. Louis
girl, who was engaged TO be married to a
young army officer "He hasn't written
me in three days" "There is no occasion
to get excited" was the reassuring reply;
"he is out Of the reach Of Indians, there ia
no epidemic prevailing where he is station
ed aud when be last wrote you he was in
perfect health" "0h, yes, l know all that,
Lizzie" said the timid, agitated creature,
"but then there's the army worm."-Brook
I'm EalIe.
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pernnA

This medicine vas introduced to the Medi-
ealgfetealon and to the naeliS a. Large sy
prescribed II to over 20. 900 patients In almost
nveIy disease 70 which aesh is heir.
II 10 wholly composed Of numerous yegetn-
bic ingredients, each one Of which IL az
'knoSledgedb by the medical profession 20 be
the mo / potent OF all the herbal REMEDIES
known 10 medical science.
But It's great virtue is mainly attributable
TO the new and peculiar propOrtionsin which
the harmonious Ingredients are c1mbined,
and to the extreme care exercised III Its man
utacture, using only th : pure, active prilc!-
piles, apd excluding all that Is crude or irrit1-
ting. No one should b. without PGmG.
D4w
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,55p ~PlS4DlG6G n
TOWN CLERK FOITY-TWO YEARS.

The folloAing Is from Nr. oiHNIEL aAoER, the
well.knowl and respected Town Clerk Of Norwich,
Conn. MI. GSgst Is 50 yeIns OLD, aud hAsheld his
position etirust for forEy4wo years. ard his word
/. a. good as hGDoud. On May :. 1888, he writes Il
follows" FOR years rhave suffered Wittt'dIscase Of
the kidneys and bladder. and have no hesitAncyin
recommending Huus's Remedy as q specific for
thcs. complaints. 1t has not only been the means
relieving me Of terrible pain, but has cured q
number CT my GSqudnAucss. To day 1 am per
the duties Oh the ohacc Of Town Clerk
which ! have held for forty.two years, which ]
oald no. b. ubls to do were l not in 4 fair state Of
health owing "a the ute Of Hunts REMEDY" IE30
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Mr,.Dr. wnlton,. perludIcaIren.

Mother Walton hes prescribed this vAlus.
BILE medicine for q great many years In her
private practice, and It has proved an uniEil.
Ing specific in the treatment II the many diS.
orders to which the female constitution 10
subject, Mrs. DE. W. wIshes 10 fully impress
on The public that the Tea Is not Ike many
nostrums put up by uuprincipsl men for
30 base We will not mention them,
but is sim sly TO Alleviate and Cure the many
monthly troubles from which all women
sufEaF. Pice s.. For sale by J. F. shirk,
Logan & Co, also Cha. M%enkemeller, Wheel,
Ing, and r. K. M%oonahey, Bridgeport, OF
mailed on receipt Of price by Frazier Medl,
cins Co., cleveland. paw
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Nor at all surprised: HAS yer heered
what happened last week to Gabe Snod'
grass 2" % hain't heered muffin about him
sence he luT AusLia, last week." '"Two
trains u togedder and Gabe's head ives
cut clean off," "He's dead l s'pose ?" "0l
course he's dead, and he has been dead
ever seDce." "Well, l amt s'prised at hit.
De las time I seed him he was lookin'
mighty poorly an was complainin' Of a
mise y ia his chist, and he bad a mighty
spishous lookin' gumboil on his neck
TerdS SifiRgs.
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No STOCK on hand: A vigorous old
in Maine, who had lately buried
his fourth wife, was accosted by an ac-
quaintauce, who, unaware Of bis bereaye-
ment, asked: "How is yonr wife, Cap'n
Plowjogger2" To which the Cap'n replied,
with a perfectly grave face. "Wael, to tell
yethe trewth, | am kinder out Of wives
lust naow."-Boaon Commercial.
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THs oLp kpAGE THAT IAN OUNCE OF PRE-
yENTIoE IS woRtHA POUND oB CURE" WAS
NEVER MORE aPTLY ILLUsrRATsD THAN by
HIM waO TAKES HIS DOSE OF Inrrant's
SeI,.er Aperient BEToRE 7EG MORNING
MEAL, FOR IT NOT ONLY GENTLY REGui
LATEs AND PUalFiRs THE SYSTEM, But
IS A PROTECTION AGAINST DISEASE, WHICH
oSE OUGHT TO DISREGARD. ALL DRUG
aISTs HAVE IT. !yEI AWSAw
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buliHNd EaPiNA
This soul Il Ike s song. bird, and must hold
Its Silent AuYutt, OF IL heA,tWGull break;
RIon the hos TuEhsS Of tic unTuiiied lake
No warbler pipe, and where the clos eilf2ld
BlAckhirds and thruth, no music "a outIulled;
Theywaltin n lituda aud ~yOicelCSs Echc,
Till, with sereHCst winds September woke
Toe enchAnted pIpes aud winged AsG VI gold. .
So with the heart: aud theFttOle blame thou not
HIist lover, that the pcnSi5e maid Is mute,
WondGtidg beside ihSo with Adowhcast air:
shelsnot heCdles, Dor Ihy love forgot,
To wake reurwed In beauty, freshly tAiE. d
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vtIuey 1ad Liver diseases AHa a ~ hsInH Mo.
1sI Notwithstanding semea - as ,na NY y !
W1ltnVs Se'Vu' ZEPT. PHILLIPS
Wheeling. W. Va.
po,v,r, OF Nose, Impaired Voice:-suf'
caTn. t0syp wtSat medicine failed to help me-
D.. smith eonP's'e'' CHARLES CHADDuOK,
nj speIdel q 20, Wheeling. ". va.
D-4rdGand liberated tSAE men
@JSla ilyed 2 EiTe ne sn FSLTLt usuisacs 4sSat'
ne" .u,1 hem Tor fourteen years u: smith
EH- N LOUIS Y, WARRINGTON. 4
c1tei me rs pr,pinz Boris on HeRd.-"Ay son HAA
NYlS'I 10 io,ir;een yearS, Nothing seemed 70
Si him. b.. smlth cured him o,ps
Market Street, Hhseling. ". Va
r,..."Sutetcd for years Win Cancer; NJ
w No. rIDes, II returned Ater eaCh opera
uOa VI e@4AH ME-. Il. n. oRCUIT
P1l E,,tulS Of AnuA.-FAt Of my 0Sck lof u
,aam Repofled dying. Dr.. snILh Cnte0 me WIZ
oaiEalc, ia ave weeks THOMAS coLvN.
ySolessle Grocer, MAin ST. wheeling, "; ".
"S,toHs ri Rectun, ErolApdus and FneA
~ -txSr nm iO de and pronounced Acuta'
n. N, saith cured lac Ntth0uI HnnS ~,
Martins Hcfry.
n. n add Wntes:-"DE.. smiths protes
EI' .s ~ m my family nAfC been most saas
s s'o9otI anS I oonmend him 70 all Is 4 gentleman
I'd : nIliul phy1ictAn." =, I'D hoe, .,,Hs,n,
ND 49, and treated by many physicians lol
4I,ISnJL' DT. smith saId | had q Iape worm, Gad
n s,sSI holn removed . mon,ter lgy leet SnnS -,
- II. ,frs n pCcu!tAf AdvGrLaEesi In such eASes.
P1TSIns rSrd Il cGufrh, diseases Of hear, LIVER,
,.eTsrs fitueyT, skin, blood, nervous Ghecnoat
,Ss SeSfnesESs oil men AID youth, tczoiuA and
asthnG Lau.y 70 my success
HIsc cured without The KNIFE.
HileaA ct c SItante E1Ey DC ueateap ~ !etvst
IA SeTt On receipt Of Two thre-cent stamps, and
nHcs returned Ifee. q ,
M II. daily. Call on or adde's
JoHS Z, SMITH, n. u,
mi. No 1904 rhApline 81. Mheeling: ": va
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EDGEWUKTH SUHUOL,
u BALTIMORE, ND.
children. The tWCnty.fiEt school year begins
Thursday, September 9th. GIrulGis sent on ap.
pllcAtiOn 10 The Principal.
MRS. H. i. lEFkBVRE, No, E9Fnnklln Street.
t6YlTU
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[EIRIYEICIONQUER[OR

The only known spttiGc for Epierhc Fits, 30 +,
assAiSo foF SpaSns and Falling slekncssy6a
Nervous Weak ness quickly relieved and euFef.
Eoualiedb BY none In deliriurn Of feyer.Gai
s~1SeNentrallErs germs OF discaseandhckncss.
Cures ugly blotehes and stubborn blood sores.
Cicanses blood, quiekens sluggish circulation.
Eliminates BoIlJ, CArbunc3es and seaids'r.In
nS-Prrmancntiy and promptly cures paralysis.
Yes, Il Is a charming and hnalthtul Aper1ent.
KIts scrofula and Kings Evil, twin brothers.
Changes bad breath to good, removing eagAs,
s5-Iouts %bIlIouIncss and clears complication,
Charming rcsolYCnt and matehlcss laxative" -
Il drives Sick Headache Ike the wind. G
cE-Contains no drastic esthartlc or oplates.
Promptly cures R%heunatlsn BY routing it;-Ga
Restores Ms.giying properties 70 the bloodt-aH
Is guaranteed 10 cure oil pefvoge dIsofdefa.- "a
I8-Reiable whea all opi1tos tGtigGA Z
Refrcshes tie mind and inyisoralS tho body,
crfes dyspepsia ormoney refunded. &
t~9-EndOfsed In writing by over aity thousand
Leading physicians In U. $. and Europe.-aH
Leading clefgynsn In U. >, Bnl Europe
Diseases ofthc blood own II ReopqaSprIShA
For sale by alIleadiag druggists. si'h'HGA
The Dr.. s, A. Richmond Medical Co., Props,
St Joseph, No. lgh
VI
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uoME PROOF.

,,d liver DheaSes aud Rheumatism
kGas' TeT.bIy-"Nothing seemed 70 aeip me-
ual1 not SeI0u'"A ZEPT. PHILLIPS4
Wheeling. W. Va.
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The greatest medical wonder OF the world.
Warranted to speedily cure Burma, Bruises,
Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Rheunl, Fever Sores, Can.
cen, Pilss, ChtiblAinS, Corns, letter, Chapped
Hands, aut-alI skin eruptions, guaranteed 10
cure in every instance, or money refunded.
Is cents per box. For sale ct Logan 4 Co.'s
Bridge Corner Drug Store.
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A SUFFICIENT reason aDumley," said
a friend, admiringly, ~ believe You are a
man to die with your booIs.on." "YesP"
replied Dunley, strengthening himself and
trying hard not appear too dare,devilish,
'.Gnd why do you think so?" because
you 90 rarely take them off when you go
10 bed. n-Rochester Poat- Erpress.
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TuE Cslluloid Eyeglasses are made in
graduated a;zss, so tia. persons whose eyes
are either close together or far sp1rt have
no difficulty In suiIuG themselves. For sale
by all leading Jewellers aud Opticians.
" NWKkw
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EDUCATIONAL.
wIIEHLIrTG
Female College.

This Institution Il incorporated with full cole.
gtAle powers and pEivil' gee by the legllHture OF
the etate, and Affords evefs facility fora thorough
Rnd AccoB pllihed education.
receive the degree Of AiEtres at EnEll,h LIletA.
tufe. Thos9 VINO nd1 ono foreign language 10 thelr
Engllsh coure Will receive the deEee 81 BaecHl-
Alfet ec'entia, and thoGc WHO complete the high.
est, or Classical Course, Wlltlece!VG the degree OF
BRccllRuttA Ariium,
The Music School otc'S uHu'u ! advantages In
both vocal and Instrumental nuiIa.
The Art sthOol vi be under tho cara Of Mrs.
Eva s. II bhbEd, al accomplished Artist
Toe French So 1901 HilIconlilun with vi kAnn.c
L Logan, aud tho Ger ssh stholl, under tha
charge ef the Rev. NJ, SessleF, Will be open 10 all
who may desire 10 place Themselves under sucha
superior Instructor.
Terms moderate In all depAftln en's. The Fall
Term will open ssPrES BEH 9Th for cattlOGues
or other information address The President,
MISS A. TAYLOR,
aui Wheeling, W. Va.
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UNIVERSITY, Lexington, Va.
Instruction In TIE uUaal Mademlc studies, and
IN the professional snhs' Is Of Law and Engineer.
irg. Location healthiul. Expense moderate,
Next session opens 9 pt %. FoECAtJlogue, address
"Clefk Of the Faculty"
jvS G. W. C. LEE. President.
PENNSYLVANIA FEMALE COL
LEaR, PITTSBURGH, PA.-Ths only cm.
pletely equipto3, h~rstclaIs school for ladies', with
fnll colIeSisIe powefE; west Of ih0 AllgshCny
Mountains Delightful location, away from city
noise and smoke. Cnmplcta LAtoratofy, sur efiOr
faculty, etc. School year opens September 18th,
For catalogue, Terms. etc, adde's
HELEN 4, PELLETRRAB,
Tvs President,