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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-02

WHAT will stop my coughing at night
Guarantee Acker's English Remedy viii
Price lOc, SOC and 81. For sale by Edmund
Booking and C. Menkemeller, Wheeling
and F. P. thinner, Bridgeport, o.
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Az old nurse says: Acker's English Rem
,dy is best for coughs, groups, diphtheria
or bronchitis. Sold by Edmund Booking
and C. MenkemeIer, Wheeling, and P. F.
thinner, Bridgeport, o.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-02

Cleveland, Hendricks. Blaine
and Logan, imperishable portraits
on China Plates, Cheap at DAEI-
son BROS, 2226 Market street.
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NV Wife Had Fits.

For IS years" says our correspondent
Henry Clark, of Fairfield, Lenawee county,
Mich, my wife had fits They would last
about an hour, and sometimes longer
Samaritan Eerriae has permanently cured
her.
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JOS lot of 5000 worth Of Mems Clothing
bought at so cents on the dollar and viii be
sold the same way. Cali and see for your
self By J. W. FERRxLI,
Cor. Main Twenty-frst SIS.
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POLITICAL POINTERS.

Enthusiastic Doings of the Various CITY
and Local Clubs.
The Young Mems Jefferson Escort Cluh
held large and enthusiastic meeting, las
night, at the club room. BY unanimous
vote it was decided to do away with "dud'
uniform" and follow the time honored Gus
tom of turning out like men, being dis;in
guished only by the club hat, cane an6
badge At the coming general rallies, the
club proposes to turn out never less than
one hundred men. After the meeting, the
club adjourned to the capitol square and
drilled for two hours.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-02

CARPETS, Wall Papers, Oil Clo'hs, Win
dow Blinds, &c., &c, retailed at wholesale
prices for cash at Nos 20l9 and 202l Main
Street. John Roemer, Agent.
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CABIN AND DECK.

Some Of the MINOR Nsws Notes Corralisd
1 Yesterday.
The river was stationary at dark last
night with feet 10 inches Of water in the
channel
The Carrier and Willie Austen were the
only packets al the landing yesterday.
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Mbeelins Re9isten
TUESDAY,. SEPTEMBER 2, 1854.
LOCAL intelligence.
Inds. to New Advertisements.

Wsnted-Chambermaid and Cook.
For Rent-Fiye-ROom House.
Decorated Vase Lsmps-Ewing Bros.
Extract and Spiees-List and Williams.
= Local Page
Public School Text Books-Stanton /
Davenport.-[LOcal Page.
State Fair NOtiee.-[LOcal Page.
Lost-Jaeket.-[ Local Page.
Still Few Left-Kirk's Art Store.
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A rouSing meeting of the Cleveland and
Hendricks club of the Fourth ward was
held, last evening, at Handlan's Hall
Stirring addresses were delivered by Messrs
VI. W. Echols, W. S. Buchanan and others
The Fourth will give rouSing majority
or the whole ticket in October.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-02

The Democrats of West Wheeling met at
the shoe store of Henry Harr son
Saturday evening. August 30, and organ
ICED a Cleveland and Hendricks club with
large number of members. Before the fall
election they expect to have every Demo,
crat in the district enrolled On motion Of
Thos. Gavin, the following officers were
elected: President, James Emery; seere-
tary, James X. Winning; corresponding
secretary. Andrew S. Moore Mr.. Emery,
he president, was a member of Company
Il. First West Virginia Cavalry, and took
part in many hard fought battle on the
Potomac and Gettysburg. He was brave
and true soldier and went forward at his
country's call in 1861. He was man
hat never missed roll call or a days duty
or never shirked battle. He was always
found ready to do his duty a a brave and
rue soldier, and we find him to-day as we
found him in 1876, when he commanded
the Paw-Paw Knockers in behalf Of Tilden
and Hendricks. He is to-day at the head
If the Cleveland and Hendricks club. We
End the same old spirit revived in West
Wheeling as it was years ago.
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school Sets, kniie, Fork and
spoon. JACOB w. CRUDE, The
IRUalaP
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Special COMMITTEE.

This committee was appointed June ,
10 view the route of the West Liberty
and Castleman's Run road through
he land of Abram Cox. Having
viewed the route the committee approves OF
The same and consider $3.50 a Just compen-
sation 10 Mr.. Cox for the passage of said
road through his land. The committee fur
Their report that on September (to-day)
they had offered j. +. Jones, attorney for
A. Cox, the said sum of $3.50 which was re-
fused They recommended that said A.
Cox be notified to appear before this Board
at its next regular meeting to show cause
why he should not accept the said amount
The report was adopted as read
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VOTING PLACES CHANGED.

A petition from the residents of Richie
district asking for the place of voting to be
changed from Louis AsmuS dwelling to
the Eighth ward hose house. The board
granted the prayer of petitioners
The voters of Trisdelphia district petit
ton the board to establish voting precinct
at the town hall in Elm Grove This peti.
ton was signed by e. Of the voters, and on
an aye and no vote the prayer of petitioners
was granted by vote of FIVE to four:
Messrs. Delbrugge, Prince, Stein, Speidel
and Woods, ayes; MeSsrs, Boring Nichols,
Maxwell and Stoker, noes.
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HTTERBEIN UNIVERSITY.

For both sexea. 9th year begins Wednesday, Sept.
q. Classical and Philosophical courses with Pre-
,arhtOry and Teacher Department. $50 pay,
tuition and all incidentss one year. Expenses kept
ow for poor but worthy students. Good facilities
ioT study Of Music Drawing and Painting Standard
Il study ranks with Dest In State. No saloons.
any time. Address Rev. II. A. THOMPSON. D. d.,
Prest., Westerville o. Iy23t
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Hon. f. Willis Wilson will be here on
Sept. Is and open his campaign. The
Young Mems Club will turn out to receive
him and probably all the ward clubs, making
hat the first general display Of the season
The Island Democratic Club had an en-
husiastic and successful meeting last even
ne. Capt Prince, the President, having
ralled the club to order, requested Judge
Houston to take the chair. The following
.tanding committees were appointed, name
~:
On Finance-Andrew White, James B.
fancy and Joseph Shafer.
On Music-Wm. NJ. (Dad) wilkins, G
". Tieman and Frank Falloure.
Executive Committee-Judge James P.
Rogers, Thomas d. Houston, Frank P
Mcneil, Grafton Beall, VIM. Richardson and
J. II. Ferguson.
The Finance Committee after little effort
raised the sum of 1880 for campaign
fund with fair promises for more, Joseph
Shafer subscribing S25 of that amount.
The club agreed to erect large and COM
Portable wigwam for the meetings of the
club.
The chairman OF the Committee on Music
reported the drum corps already organized
and in good working trim.
Without doubt the Island Democrats are
aroused and mean business
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Who Has Cold Fnrts

FoR spring wagons buggies and car
riAges al warranted, 90 to j. W. Fsrrel
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VACANCY FILLED.

The attention Of the Board was called to
The chair to the fact that vacancy in the
Board now existed in Western district Mr.
Boring placed in nomination Jonas c. Pick
EFT, as no other aspirant was before the body
for the position. Mr.. Pickett was unani.
mously elected to fill the vacancy, and he
will also occupy the same position in the
committee that the former representative OF
that district did.
Mr. Andrew B. McCahan was elected Jus
tice of the Peace OF Center district, vice 10
seph Webb resigned.
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MISCELLANEOUS

The clerk was ordered to have posters
struck notifying the voters Of the county,
that on the 18th day of October next the
proposition of subscribing $4,000 to the
". c L L, railroad would be submitted to
them. The subscription is to be paid over
to the railroad company when their cars are
running into the city
Mr.. Speidel offered resolution to the
effect that the Committee on Roads and
Bridges and County Surveyor view the con-
dition Of the county road over the Peninsula,
formerly occupied by the Elm Grove street
railway company, with a view Of having the
same fully repaired. The resolution was
adopted
The Committee on Court House and Jail
were instructed to make any repairs in
their Judgment needed to the Court House
or Jail.
A notice was served on the County Com
mlssioners from the City Board of Public
Works ordering them to have the pavement
on the north side Of the Court House relaid
in fifteen days. This notice is dated Au.
gust Is, 1884. On motion it was referred
10 the Committee on Court House and Jail
On motion Of Mr.. Speidel, Capt Prince
was appointed to serve on the Committee
on Poorhouse and Farm, for the purpose of
examining bids for q new boiler contem-
plated for the Infrmary. 1870
This body adjourned sharply at II o'clock,
having been in session an hour and half
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il4,6S2 ~, at . per cent. Il.
District road lcyy~S 1854 IS
DelinqGcnt........... - 20
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9.942 50, At 5 per cent. 597 |.
Other cOllcCt tons Sll GA H. at per cent. ll6 l.
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Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by a sick child suffering aud crying
with pain of cutting teeth? II 80, send OF
oncs and get bottle Ct Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup for Children Teething. lis
value is incxlcuiable 1t will re!ieYs the
poor little suterer Immediately. Depend
upon it, mothers, tbere is no mis- AXE about
it. l. cures dyseutery and arrboea, reg
ulatts the stomach and bowa's. cure. wind
collie, sottens the gum', reduces ilAamma.
ton, and gives tone and energy 10 the whole
system. Mrs Wiusluw'a Soolbing syrup for
Ctild'ea 1eethipg is pleasant to the taste,
and 10 the prescription Of one Of tbs Oldest
md best female nu seq and physicians in the
United States, AID is for sslr BY oil druggists
throughout the world. P.ice Is cer,s q bot.
tie. .T- a=-a#s xsshw
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MEDICAL.
New YORK.

....,tf I'LL. .r.t ~. -tIL wv. ~. t~s.0 -H.g Il.
This n to certify that am well acquainted with
man any years Of age, for many years n rest.
dent Of his city, who has been Mt times extremely
III, but could not tell from what cause. unless Il
was worms. lie told his attending physician his
suspicious, but the physician at once nd!euled
tho Idea, and refused 10 attend him any longer.
Ills son then mentioned Dr.. c. MeLane's Yer.
mlfuge, and asked him II he would take IT. his
reply was-l must take something 10 get relief,
or die.
They at once. procured n bottle Of Dr.. g.
IeLaht. Itrm!lng,, and he took one dose. ,.rhs
result was, he passed upwards Of three quartz Of
uorms, cut up In every form. lIe got well I'm.
mediateiy, and Is now enjoying excellent health
and, like the good Samaritan or old, Is cndeavor.
Ing 10 relieve hisuniottunate nrghbCts. lie makes
Il his business 10 hunt up and Select al cases STINT.
lar TO his own, that may be given over by regular
physicians, and induces them TO try DR.. c. Nc.
Lanes VermIfuge. So far he has Induced more
than twenty persons to take the Nermifuge, and
In every case with the most happy results. lie
Is well satisfied that DR.. c. Aic1.ane's rermlfuge,
prepared by Fleming ntos., Of Pittsburgh, Is far
superior 10 any other known remedy, and thatif
more generally known would not fall TO save
many valuable lives. For further particulars
Inquire Of Mis-. Ilarde, NIX Cannen street, New
York City. sI'61 2"4E@i.
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Hero Is q poem which you may publish
In your paper, " said young man, viii
eyes 10 hns fisszy rolling, % be entered
The editorial room. Il dashed It of rapid.
ly, In an idle moment, and you will find It
III a rough .s'a.e. as 1t were. You can
make 'ncn c>rtrc:iona ss are necessary"
"Ah! much Obliged" said the editor.
II will give you check for It at oncs." \
"f,n are very kind" said tho coa.rihu.
Tor, Il will BIZ Delighted" tI.gG IanI
"Thero you arc" said the editor, handing
him the check. f,g rGl51I'
MANY thanks" exclaimed the young
man. II will bring you some other poems"
When he got to the door no suddenly
paused, then camo back.
Excuse me-" be eaId. "But you forgot
TO I'LL up the check. You have net writ.
ten the'date, nor the amount, nor have you
signed your name."
"O!' said the editor, that IL all right.
You see, l have given you a check In la
rough state, as It were. You can make
such corrections as you think necessary"
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-S-----s-
Sad Mrs. 4. ,
TO Mnl j..
III quito confidential way,
~ IN seems 10 mo @
fnRt N,rS. Il. .
Takes tco inuch.-IIomethlnS, Ia her tea"
And Mrs.. J.. 49,.
TO Mrs. X. w. ...
That night was overheard iokiy,
rho grlGyel TO touch
Upon itinnch,
Eut" Mra. u. tOok-s.ch and such y,
Thou Mis- K. Il.
... Went straight away H.
And told a itieid, tho s!ll.ame day,
T "rwas ad to thluk"-- a
Here cane a WINK
"That Mrs y. was fond Of drink" w.
The frgntl's dbgust
Mas kuch ,hc mist
Inform is0y" whlTh she uused,"
That Nts. d, 80 |
=. AZ tall pAtt three.
Was that far p0lu she couldn't sSe.'
.. TIL, lady We
Have mentioned, she
Glve needle work 10 MiE. b.,
And III Sucn news
C0ud scarcely tn ola
But further neo 'lewUrk refuse,
Then sis. b.,
Asyo1'll agrc,
Quite prnpttly-slie taltl, said the,
That she would track
Ihe scandal back
To those WHO Md her l,oI 10 black,
Through Mn. X. .I--'...
Aud Mis- ].
she 60. Rt las. to Ms. 4,
And asked her why,
With cruel lie,
She pllnted her 81 deep dyer ..I.
.... Sid Mrs. A,
ln,ome dlsnay, .
~ no such thing could ever sly;
ls,ld that you
Much stouier grow
On TOO much sugat-wt ich you doln ..
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These Arc solid Facts,

The best blood purifier and system regu.
lasos ever placed within the resch o: suffer.
ipg huma 7ity truly is E'sctr;c Nttere. In.
activity Of the liver, b:liousuess, jaundice,
constipation, weak kidoeys or any disease OF
the urinary organs. or whoever requires an
appetizer, tonic or mild s,imulant, will al.
ways h1d Electric Bi!tsrs the bsst and only
certain cure Known. They act surely and
quickly: every bo.tls guaranteed to give er.
tlra satisfaction or money refunded. Id a;
fifty cents bottls by Logan Il Co. MwHIw
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Mr.. Redmond, Of Mason, and MI.
Church, OF Wood, were declared elected.
For alternstes, Col. J. L. Mclean nomi-
mated Major W. @. Stiles, OF Wood John
A, Hutchinson, Of Wood, seconded the
came.
p. W. Morris, OF Richie, nominated ]. J.
Peterson, OF Cabell. Several gentlemen
seconded the same - :"
]. W. vsndervor', Of Wood, nominated
A.: .. White, of Wood. O. s Rogers, Of
Writ, and S. F. Shaw, Of Wood, seconded
the same. ss.1',- -. :
The final vote, alter SINE changes had
been made, stood as follows:
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- III, hS0itAL. s..ss a....55
SPRING

Is the re'son 10 which bad or poIsoned blood Is
most cpt to show ittelf Estu,e at this junc.ure,
needs something to asl>t /: in throwing or the In.
purlties which have collected by the sluggish cir.
cu:stioa Of blood duriag the cold winter months.
sSi'ts Specific is uatures grcat helper, as It Is
purely vegetable Alternative and tonic.
Rev. /. Paine, Macon, "a. writes: ave have
been Using Swifts 'pccdc at tho crpha:ll home a.
\ remedy far hlo.d co npl.in,s, m! " a general
health tonic, and have had .hlsresu!ts from
It's nso on the children and employees OF the iusi.
tuition. II Ia Euch an excellent tent and teeps tho
blood 40 pure. that the system Is esl iase 70 dis
ease. 1t mas cured kone Of our children OF Scrof.
uls."
" T Gilbert. druggist, Albany. Ga writes; I'VE
are sll!nS large quantities Of Hwiits Specific for
sprinz nlteraiiye and vereral health tonic, and
with the beat resulls. I. Is now largely used as
preventive ard euro 10. Malaria. This arc mSuy
remarkable ey.deucts Of iss merit In this section "
Our Treatise On Blood a1d skin Diseases mailed
= G''G The sTIET sPE'lplC CO.,
n frawer s. Atlanta, Ga.
Rev York cfIiee, $50 wes. Twenty third street.
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MIRA, Mary A. bailey, Of Tunkhannock,
Pa, was til cited for sl1 years with asthma
and bionchi.is, during which time the beat
ply slo'ans could give no Islitf. Her III
WA dsspaired Of, until In lat October shs
procured bottle OF DR.. Kings New D.scov.
cry, when immediate rel.ef was felt, and by
completely cured. gaming In 4 .sh 90 pounds
In a few months. NE n 79.s 90 :
Ten.cent trial bottles OF this certain cure OF
all tnrcat and lung diseases at L!gsn & Co, q
dug sore. Large bottles 81. x4y4w,
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spective Of PARTY, to rebuke a proceeding
90 unprecedented In ita outrage upon their
r'ghis 90 to render the PARTY that has per.
petrated !, unworthy Of their confidence or

Rpective OF party, to rebuke q proceeding
90 unprecedented In ita outrage upon their
righis 20 Ia render the PARTY that has per.
petrated !, unxorthy Of their confidence or
support g7 HIgg as.s.EsE'51
Six,h-Thas under the constitution and
IN scmldsnc. sith the spirit OF our ina.i
tntions the ri.',t OF the citiz, IN to cMt his
vote at tho hA'l,t box and 10 havo the sauie
fairly counted should be enforced; that
violence and fraud In dafpat O! this r'rh.
should ba suppressed; aud tia. the r..
publican party should continue its Efforts
to this end until elec.ionH nre FREQ and fair
In AL parts Of tho country.
Without suggesting the means or the
plan to be hereafter adopted we are
heartily In favor Of cooperating with all
othcr. political forces In opposition to Dem.
ocratic or Bourbon rule Ia this State. and
we therefore call upon all votera In the
State and district who arc not slaves to
party ties, or bound by mere sentiment TO
party mcasnrrs 10 unite with us In support
OF the9s principles:
l. A tariff, 30 as 10 protect home mann.
lactures, home industry, and to secure bel.
Ter wages 10 American labor which Is vital
and essential to us as a Nation.
9 No taxation Of farmers or other class Of
Citizens. without the assent Of their repre-.
sentativee in due courss Of legislation. Tax.
alton without representative consent is
usurpation. -f-ga n
8 Labor Is entitled 10 all the safe guards
which law aad public policy can practical.
ly establish.
r. DELEGATES AND ALrERyATEs.
On motion Of W. L. Cole, Of Wood, the
convention proceeded to the election Of
two delegates 10 Chicago. ga5a
John A. Hutchinson, OF Wood, nomi.
mated Judge d. j. Redmond, OF Mason,
James b. Mensger, Of Mason, seconded the
same. .h'gH 4f'.U 80 IN
7. 7. McDongall, OF Wayne, nominated
u D. Rsmsdell, OF Wayne. Mr.. McIntosh,
Of Cahel. seconded the same.
j. W. Vandervort. NJ Wood, nominated
NJ. Q. @ Church, Of Wood. J. l.. McLeap,
OF Putnam. seconded the same.
Judson Spofford. Of Cabell, nominated
j. J. Peterson, Of Cahell.
The vote stood as follows.
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PALrIrA7loH or rapid beating Of the heart
followed by uariods Of complate cessation, is
caused chit fly by nervousness and bad blood.
II tho dlse1 lis neglected 1t Is liable to result!
se ious!y, especially at tins # sudden ex.
element. Purify the blood, strengthen the
muscular ard nervous sysen,, governing the
heart. by using d.. Guysotts Yellow Dock
and slraapnsilla, srd you will soon be rid O!
every trace Of the sff,atio". pav
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MANY OF the bIttsrs and quxck nostsunls
Of the day are s!so advertised for consump.
ton on the plan that the only thing tina. tho
"ssua" wont cure Ia the avsricious, ignoble
greed OF the proprietor. Don't be deceived.
rhe best remedy for strengthening the lungr,
soothing all irritation, aud stopping the
cough, 10 DR.. Wis.ar's Bilsam OF Wild Cher.
ry. It has cured many case, whsrs pbys..
clans had given up hops. I&T
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PEnrEcr soundness q body and mind ia
po;sibl. only with pu,s blood. Leading
medical authorities Of all civilized Counties
endorse Ayers sassaparilla as the bes. blood.
purifying insdi:ine in existence. 1t vastly
incressss the working and productive powers
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The hest Hslys IN the orld for Outs. Bruises.
Sores, U Gers Salt Rheum, Fever Sores. ret.
Ter, Chspped Hands, Cbilb!aius, Corns, and
Ill skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Pitts. or no pay required. II lie guaranteed
togva partert satisfaction, or money refund
ed. Price Is cents per box. For sals BY L..
gan & Co, a', - -
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On motion the nominations for delegates
and alterna'es vera m,de unanimous. d.
On motion every Republican paper in
the D.s:rics was requested to publish the
proceedings.
Ca motion the convention adjourned
sire die.
z, D. RAMsDELL, Chairman.
a. B. WHITE, Secretary,
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A LlrrLEgirl Of three explains the Golden
Ruls to her sister: u. means that you
must do everything I want you 10, and you
mustn't do anything don't want you TO-"
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"DoEs your baby kick when you try to
put it to Sieep?' esked one young married
man OF another. no." was the reply,
"bu. | do when am asked to put ii to
elesp."
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"WnAr Is a lake2" asked the teacher,
A bright little Irish bov raised bis hand.
"Well, Mickey, what is III" "Sure, it is a
hole in the kittle, mum."-Hartford TINES.
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ELECTRICITY ia now used for printing
ncwspapers. Keep up your courage, girls.
1t won't be long hs!ore come ono will dis.
cover how i. Can be made u,s Of for crimp.
IL q hair. .. 1.I.a-
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DIFFERENT ways Of looking at ii: He
"scmetmss l envy dog. Never has 10
dress or uudress" She-"Mercy mt! Tho
idea Of orc having always 10 wear the same
dr. g." - 80 ~ :