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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-17

D. II. Courtney made a bet with n
Democrat prior to the late election, that
Blaine would be tho next President.
Cleveland being apparently elected,
Courtney wanted to sQueal, and told the
stakeholder, Louis Itetmbrieht, the cigar
dealer, TO give up his money. llelmbrisht
gave the other man his money, and will
try to. have Courtncy's money attached
for the school fund, as the law provides.
The general comment among those who
have been informed OF the facts OF the
case is that this would seryethe 'squealer"
right,
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ABOUT

Strangers in tho City and Wheeling Folhs
trtsl Abroad. aG5g.,
Mrs. Charley Shay has gone TO New York
city OH a visit.
Nj: c. y. Haley and bride returned to
the city Saturday.
Miss Carrie Cowgirl, OF Iowa CITY, Is
visiting her sister; Mrs. n. B. Scott, on
Fourteenth street.
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WHEN others ARC %sui!erng, drop q
word OF kindness ndsynpnthy. II they
are sutieringi from u cold, give them Dr..
Bulls Cough Syrup; 4 lew doscs OF this
valuable remedy will afford instant relief,
and a twenty-five cent bottle will cure the
worst cough, 5E-
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+ JUST RECEIVED.

100 latest patterns Of Fiat Scarfs. Du.
plicates Of our U%ulaunlercd White Shirt,
reinforced hotl, lAck and front, the hest
in the market, price 81 o.. Also, the
best I'LL wool Knit Jacket,
T.. HESS & SONS,
:, Merchant Tailors and tents Furnishers.
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The Riverside blast furnace last week
made 924 tons. and a half OF No. / Bessemer
pig iron, which is the largest output in
oneEweek ever made by a furnace OF the
same size. The daily output during tile
week was ns follows: " iasrsl
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col. KEMpLE HOME.
Ho speakal His Mind Freely About Some
Hi lHgEP People and Things. gi4q

ho ePeuks iiIs Hihu Freely ABOUT Some
People and ThinEa.
Col. Jake Kemple, Of this city, who has
been speaking in New York State Tor the
Republican committee since The October
election here, got home Saturday morn
Ing. He looks 4asl II he had found his
native element at last, He; describes the
''break up at the Republican National
headquarters after the election rs exceed.
ingly amusing TO "a man up 3 tired" Tic
committee moved about the 10th from .l2
Fifth avenue to the Victoria hotel. Then
the members began to drop OF for home
one by one, and when tic Colonel was ut
tho rooms last only Chairman Jones and
MI. GARRISON, Of Iowa.. with Jamcs, tho
colored messenger, remained, and they
were about ready 10 leave. ,,q!s
Men who had organized clubs, speakers
WHO wanted big allowances for expense
bills and other people who thought they
could make n soft thing of OF the commit
tee, dropped In every moment, aud after
being referred to Secretary Eessendcn,,
who was at his home in CONNECTICUT,
dropped out again.
Nv hat were your Impressions OF the
committee" Colonel kemple WAS asked.
Chairman Jones, l think, was M III.
est, conscientious man, and really had'the
interests Of Mr.. blaine and the party al
heart, buthc was not n prnciicnl p0lili.
elan and WIS led into mistakes anwittingly
by the plausible stories of unscrupulous
political buns who constantly hung
around the National headquarters.
"Mr. F~essenden, the Secretary, might
have done for the Secretary OF n County
Committee up In Connecticut, but was too
thin to spread over SO large q spacr.s Hi
had no idea Of tho extent Of u National
campaign. a
"Mr. Clarkson, OF Iowa, ought to stay in
his own State. lie could probably carry
It II he didn't work too hard. Mr.. lIobert,
Of New Jersey, was conscientious, and did
the best he conld, but lie lacked expert.
ence. Ex.Spcakcr Chatlee was the brains
d. the committee. Thomas Donaldson, Of
Philadelphia, vas q capable worker, and
his knowledge and services in the docu,
ment department were OF inestimable
value"
"What about Mr.. Elkins 2"
"Mr. Elkins | believe to be Il man Of
fine brain, broad ideas, a large warm
heart, and good executive ability, Jealous
IN lls work. nut Nv Enies 100 sansulne u
sustsss' ieny,ng .oo i.ain on glo%,Isr re-
Eot.s' ana 10y in'es.'s"uls inr oIa lacls'
So n'a!' ieo.s sht o.o" nIote keeniv tha'
/. D.; ilS'ns' Us aaousa'.uS VINO a9nt IN.
Isnonsible FIR thp lpfrnt.b LHatE t'r'r
IN New lork s'a!e Ootnlnittee, con
hnanso S1,. Men,Ete, wuSa mucn s,r"!lsei
ma9 az aseSs u. nAJ'en, nraprr anu sIGp.
r nia a "er ~ VIC I'GN NIL ~ ne I'sn'
IaaIe ~, t"ey ui"efs.ooh s,elr ous',ies
q uiu q ! s"'nk no o'a'ae can a''aes'
70 !leM.
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]. ". FENREL's,
Corner Main and Twenty. first St.


Mr.. 7. W. Atkins, Girard, Kan, writes:
'! never hesitate 10 recommend your
Electric BittSs to my customers, they
give entire satisfaction and are rapid sell.
ers." Electric Miiers arc tho purest and
best medicine known and will positively
cure Kidney and Liver complaints. Purify
the blood aud regulate the bowels. No
family can afford 10 DO without them.
They will save hundreds Of dollars in
doctors bills every year. Sold at fifty
cents bottle by Logan 4 Co. MwrAw
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Thcrn,omS,er j;scord.

The following shows Tx: srange. OF the.
Thermometer rs: observSa at Sulmepi.s:
drug store, Opera House correr; Saturdays,
Z i. ST., AZ; i2:M.,, 53'';;. 3 r.~Ms 60': st.. ii,
$50. Sunday: \. NJ, S6o;.l2M., 55';3r.
NJ, Gl0; 7r.M., So.
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Eczema ON Child.

ionr most valuable Cuticura Remedies have done
~! Ghlid 80 mitch good that l feel like SAY Ing hi,
t9s ,he aeiicftt oi 'hose who ere troubled With skin
aIsSIse. Ny nsl!e gtrl Was troubled with Eczels,
no, DO her any good until i used The CuticuIa Rem Rem
edies, Wa!ch speedily, cured !er. Tor which i v
you many thanks and many nights OF resi-. -
rn,xr, AnIoA toSsMtER, Union Bakery.
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TIMES students from Bridgeport will
enter the Wheeling Business College this
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-17
Eczea,a Twenty Years.

ny gratitude TO God Is unbounded for the relic,
: nave obtained from the use Of tie C%u,ieura Rem.
suics; ! have been troubled with Eczema on nv
.ess ios twenty years | had not n comfortable
.isht LOT years, The bnrnin. and Itching were SO In.
tehse; Now, ain happy T.. say, l have no trouble,
ohiy nc lirer'coloted patches gu my lin Is remain
ss u token Of my former misery. 'N
,s 49,, :, HENRY l.. SMITH.
lS West Avenue. Rochester. FL N-.A
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-17
INDICATIONS.

u WASHINGTON, D. G., Nov. l7.-lA. ~
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, local
rains, colder and partly cloudy weather,
winds Shifting to west anu north: and
higher, barometer.
For the Lower Lake region, local rains,
partly cloudy weather, southwest to north.
west winds, rising barometer, colder
weather i'll the western portion:an nearly
stationary temperature in tho eastern por-
tion, followed by colder weather Tues
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o 1sa2 Is; medium 10 good q spas 60, lambs q q

- n -. 80 14eu!H1a u s0V7 = 9Va9 ~ 3HWnpH = y
. East LIBERTY, PA, Nov. ls..-Catt,e masks, moth,
tug doing: receipts ia, head: shipnent 81 head.
Hog market fatf: .receitt 6log koad: shtpmenta
4t&O head: rhiladclphls 81 Gpa4 IS; best fortefs
81 4oaa IS, common s, Gias 10. sheep market very
dull and prices unchanged; receipts l,4oo head:
shipments 900 head. EtgE3I
IL ciSciSSArt. o..sSor. l5.-Ltee he's easier; com.
mon aud light - 6rai IS, parking and butch.
en- & Ia,sl %, receipts a,lW head; shipments I,soo
Lead. ghyl-
NEW YoRk. NoY. lG.-LcGd weak, common s. a
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I'NAl,E TOPICS,

TIE Wheeling Business College is hav-
ing alarge increase iii students this month.
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CLOSING out Bugsies and Spring
Wagons away below their value.
40 j. W, FERREL.
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Unticnra.l
Diseases !!

CZEMA; Or Salt Rhelm, with Ms n.onizing itch.
:. re md burning, Instantly relieved by Il warm
~ ost Hu W,.a Cu,irusa stal. and t. single application
daily; VIII two or three doses 81 CitIcura Isesoir.
Nv, me New Hood Purifier. TO keep The blood cool.
o ne pt ,sa pure and unirrl!a:iny. The bowels
cpen, NY liver and kidneys active, Will speedily
Iuie Eczema. letter. HnEwn.m, Fsoriuls, tichen.
r%Tpr.ius. seAli BEAD. DaHdruii, and every species
VI itchihg, Scaly, cad rimply Humos OF ihr SCALP
pnu snin, whSA the best physicians and ali lnownn
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TIE tca.kettle turned over on tho little
hoy and he's called to Il better world. st..
Jacobs Oil would have cured his scald,
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letter Of hi S..ln

n, ! was almost reIiee.ly bald, caused by letter o.
aies abou! SIX weeks. and they cured nv ,caln nrr.
IeS HuS, ma now my hair is coming back as thick as
Niu"tt mono. TEXAS. AoSS-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-17

M2RSISa Glory Baking Powder, pure
and fresh. Sold by all leading grocers.
G.'S. FEgSY,
Proprietor, l+l0 Main Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-17

AVON iLls-Being largely composed OF
mercury they eventually ruin the stom-
ach, but Aliens Bilious physic, a yeeeta.
bic mixture, acts quickly, and etectIally
cures. 2ocents. Atall Druggists, 7rAsaw
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cholera. - 90.
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cl;n!sNA3t, y. My, M,-Flour dull aud un;
s snits.1; 81 81; ; mlsed !.ai:1hlc Oats strong; NJ
u ,nsisr 2s1aa;s1.c. sye quiet and Tim; {, sic.
dropping at sl3 20. Lard el.sier al T,i21Sc. Rnie
neasS quic! and unchanged. iacon dun nui I'M.
ciangnl: Whisky tir'i al 81 II. Butter tVii aid
u uGifnansea. Eess steady and unchanged, CGse:e
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$1,000 90 we offer to anyone detecting
even n trace Of common grease in Strunz'
Genuine Wax Soap. .TlF ,1, s,fis GH-a 81
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Ivy p0iSjnipr!'

Ivy lQisjnlns.
. 70, AL eases Of loisoa,nz BY Ivy Or aogwood, l
sold y Tor five Years and It never falls. - AA''
,Io,,,,rox y,s. Oh. MORSE, Druggist.
solvent, 81 70. 10y" A' ~ soup -"'' ne
mol wktw 49, $50" y A''.on;
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II all so-callcd remedies have failed, Dr.
Catarrh Remedy cures.
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Covered With Blotches.

want "a tell Won That your CHticum Re.a|rent Is
m1saaaaSeh1 About three months agony face was
o. Rcsolvcnt ! WIS peri :c,ly cured. - - ."'
-, G. ~ FREDERICK afAITKE
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III.
IS 4 90 Eleventh Street.
Che ant&lligencer
Once: Nos. 20 mud q Fonrtscuih Street,


NEW AUVcFIscihents.
Wan,eG-Good tanyaSer.
Bird, birds. 4.tS
Loss and Gain-Thinl page.
IA T. vi. AicIillln K Co.'S This Wcek-Four,h
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-17
SEAL WRAPS =!

We will offer for Il few days $50 Seal
Plusl, Sacqucs for $50 ; also our Finest
Satin Lined NeWmarkcts, Brocaded SILK
and Wo"I, nj $50. Please price them
elsewhere and them come anl see If we
do not save !o9 $l5e on each Wrap. These
are late purchases from manufacturers
who are loaded and mist realize.
We also open daily the Newest Wraps
at IL usual low prices.
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Total.

The furnace is 10 feet high, 0 foot cruci-
bic and II loot bosh, and has iouriron pipe
hot blast stoves. $3.50
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Live Stock.

CHICAGO, Nov. lathe Dror,r,s .L,,,rao, ,aro,,v.
Live hoss-;l;ecclps 1900 head, Shipments a.Ho
head. Market. opened &al0e higher hui thu aar, MOO
", W. ,S 'Sss; rssSs$ h1sst"4 & la,t Il: packing and
csiPls a'nv mead: shipments 1000. Market slow
ana steady: export sni,cs p 2iai IS; gocI to cbor, ."
'htri,!ttg - 5sis 10. shcep-RrceiplS j. sS head.
.hlpnnNllS 20 heal. Mnrsct slow: Ipierjop N III,
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THE body Of a man - or 50 years Of
age WIS found in the river at Martins Fer.
~ lust night by some boys who were out
ia Il skill. The was nothing OF it to iden.
| tiiv tl,p dead man. TtTr
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FoR bargains in Dry Goods, Carpets
and Clothing 90 to

NV yonK, Nov, ID Lead weak common 8 Il
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CoSsrAmEs Love and I.auchlin last
evening raided the house Of Ellie BEN.
nett, on Eleventh street, and arrested the
woman and Henry Thomas, II co.ored
man. who was with her, on II warrant
issued by Squire Ankle, the charge being
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-17

TOLEDO, 10Y. ia--wEeat weak, No, . soft 7ska
si;aoi ~. Z lea SoTeinber dS%c: December 6yIc
IsSe4; January, y 4caslcd: February 731,c asked:
May 'slsc asked. Corn quiet; No. SPOT he; "a.
dember ZIG asked year 3s51c: My 1910 lid,
o!tS steadS; No. 2 spo, .7Hc; NQypmber 81 YEAR
v y"n G,a: : Gl9Ses seed s'etdYi prime cash u.,d No.
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NEW ioGk, Nov, R,-outsilc OF cotton goods.
OF which some very, iAir sale, have been ,;aue IN
aries to cl0's .e%ntl'aaatNi accounts, there ms
~ N no demand OF any moment md the market
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,%hAL1iAonE, Nov: G.-Fleu5 steady and quiet.
Wheat. western esslc5 an, ta:Ily ap;Ivss; Na. win.
e sst tsd ssS| | 5Satet& ,SS9Ys@hSF tt9}H.sgla.c; D.
:In dull: mixea spot sc ialked: fresh November
Nlal9lf; year i7c bid; January ly1SaJXc. Op,s
steady and nm western white :3ESatajs; nike; r.
t %e. Kye quic! NJ da,h5e. Pinyialons easy ani
!p isa, Esss iirmcr at :ssa4a:e. Whisky. s,laSdy Ut
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-17

The LaughIin mil mill, Martins Ferry,
broke some Of its machinery Friday and
has slut, down in all the departments. II
may be several weeks before the works
- ,.I u,,,t,, #..H "..fH.# ... ..E. q. . ....rH
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fiilLApElENiA. a., NOV. Is Flour dull. Wheat
opened steady and cl0Sed weak: SO. . nd Soynm.
osT .al59Es! Deesmoer sasoAc; January ME
asl|sc; February S3tisus3s4c; Corn, options quiet;
t.e: pew 4iAiic; new so. > 4at9e, yr}itNSS ssc:h MI
miSeu SoTenb: z !e}EsA5;etfcl heesinIer A7ai7he:
5ii1 1m MA i sS q \ iS'5EI Esb,SsaEy tsssidaS. Gsts
white sJlaSs1}5:e riSTtsiaas dill sM mostsd hsin ~ IA y
iir; Butter STEADY sndl IN ialr demand; New York
AMI hrpltorl county, lh., extras c7a.sSc. Egg, ,,rra:
!of extra fresh extras 227r2sc. Cheese quiet and
sseady;olio fair aud prime 83:ai1Ac
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-11-04
Sunday School Union.

The usual monthly meeting, held last
evening, in the Assembly Hall, was of
brief duration.
Opened with music by the Harmonica
band; after which the Thirteenth Ward
School choir sang; prayer by William
Hennefer. The choir sang again, and
the secretary called the roll,
superintendent William Naylor re-
ported the condition of the Thirteenth
Ward Sunday School. Number of en-
rolled scholars, DDS; average attend
ance, IT'S; divided up into twenty-one
classes-two theological, three Book of
Mormon, seven for books of the Faith
Promoting series. and nine various S. S.
Union books, using Church works in
all the classes of the school. Bishop
Atwood s.and his counselors are con-
slant in their kind endeavOrs to forward
its interests. The efforts have been sue
cessful, but not so much so as had been
anticipated.
Supt. L. E. Taylor said the officers of
the Union had overlooked the fact, that
a grand rally meeting was to be held on
the same evening at the Theatre in this
city. Every one was interested in the
political situation it was now 100 pm,
and it was therefore considered advis-
able to adjourn this meeting until the
first Monday in December next.
The Thirteenth Ward choir will then
supply the music and Professor Karl
G.. Maeser will deliver the address in
tended for last evening.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-11-04
PAUL A. SCHETTLER.
Death of the Treasurer of Salt Lake
City.

Paul A. Schettler. for many years
treasurer of this city, died at his resi-
dencein the Twelfth Ward on Monday
morning at 4. As o'clock; the long illness
under which Mr.. Schettler has been
suffering ever since he was struck with
paralysis in 1874 ina measure prepared
his many friends for the event, and the
sad intelligence was received without
much surprise; his pain lately has been
intense and he has frequently longed lot
death to end his sufferings. There were
present at his bedside when he breaIned
his last, his brother b. II. SchettleT,
cashier of lions Savings Bank, l.. u.
Hardy, his wife and one or two others:
Pa1l Augustus Schettler was born at
Neuweid Rhine Prussia, on the 18th OF
August, 1927. He was baptized IN New
York by President Geo. Q. Cannon,
February 9th, 1860, and the same year
came to Utah. Six months later he was
called and went on a mission to Holland
and Switzerland, from which he re
turned in 1864, and in September OF that
year was engaged by Mayor a. e.
Smoot as City Treasurer, a position
which he continued to hold TIL ms
death. Mr.. Schettler was a man with
a large circle of acquaintances, by
whom he was highly regarded as man II
of high moral and sterling worth. lie
had an excellent business education,
and had been one of the clty's most
efficient and useful officers.
The funeral will be held tomorrow
at2 O'Clock pm, in the Twelfth WARD
Assembly Rooms.
AS soon as the news of Mr.. Schettler S
death reached the City Hall, the City
Council was at once called together, and
an informal session was held at II
o'clock am, Mayor Sharp presiding,
and a quorum of the members beng
present
The MavOr in few well chosen words
convened to the Council the sad lntelll-
gence that Paul A. Schettler, for many
wears Treasurer of Salt Lake City, de
parted this life between and O'Clock
in the morning (Monday) and that
meeting had been called to consider the
appropriate steps to br taken Tor prop
erly honOring the memory OF deceased
On motion, the Mayor was authorized
to appoint a select committee OF three
to draft suitable resolutions OF respect
and to arrange the details for attending
the funeral and report at the regular
sitting of the Council to be held this
evening.
The committee chosen by the Mayor
was: Alderman Piper, Councillors
Clark and Wells.
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The Utah Central Coal.

Mr. A. L. Williams, gentleman well
known as a handler of the bitUminous
article, announces that he is the agent
for the Pleasant Valley cOal-that COM
ing from the L. c. r. r. Co.'s mines.
Mr.. Williams office is on Main street,
next to Barratt Bros furniture store,
and his wards will be situated temper
arily Just north of the depot. The
above intelligence will be received with
some surprise, as it had been generally
thought that Mr.. T. F. Mulloy had Sc
cured the Utah Central coal agency
along with the q. P. Mr.. Williams is
to be congratulated on being agent for
a line of coal so faYorably known. Mr..
T. F. Mulloy has not assumed charge of
the U. P. Office yet, but is expected to do
SO during the week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-11-04
The Queen Election.

cut of the I25, 900 shares in the Queen
of the Hills capitalization, 10000 were
present at the annual meeting OF the
company yesterday afternoon. The re-
ports from the various officers were re-
ceived and the condition of the property
was fully set forth to the satisfaction OF
all stockholders. Following are the
new officers elected: Board of directors,
ChaS. Pepper, ]. c. COnklin, J. A.
Hunter, Boyd Park and l.. L. Baumgar-
ten; president, J. A. Hunter: Yice-pre-
sident, Boyd Park; treasurer, J. G.
Conklin; secretary, +. 0. Horn.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-11-04
FULL DIPLOMA COURSES IN,
Literature, Music & Art.

Practical lessons given in Domestic Econ
omy and Cookery. Riding School in connec-
ton with the college. FORTY SCHOLARSHIPS
OF the value of from sos TO 500 annually
awarded by competition, eighteen of which
are open to competition at the September en-
trance Examinations. Terms per school year
Board, laundry and tuition. including
the whole English course, ancient and mod
ern languages and calisthenics, from $3.50 to
$500; Music and Painting extra. Combined
rate payment one year in advance, including
with the above piano and vocal music and
painting from $500 to $500. Junior Depart
ment Pupils admitted from the age Of s.
Special department for the training of teach
ers: teachers registry in connection with the
College. Professional staff of English and
European reputation. Liberal reduction to
the daughters of clergymen. For large illus
trated circular, free, and further particulars,
address.
REV. E. NJ. ENGLISH, N. A, Principal,
Hellmuth Ladies' College,
London, Ont, Canada.
Next term opens September 18th. 1884.