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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16
CUR GlEEFUL GIRLS.

\ Detroit girl will elope at fifteen If
she can get any one to go with her
Louisville COurier-Journal.
The Boston girls don't say, "Oh, get
outn' when they are provoked. They
request you to "Siake your exit
Honkers Statesman.
a beautiful ten.year.old girl In Ken
lucky weighs 800 pounds. it's pleasant
to think that one fair Kentuckienne, at
least, will not make her debut on the
.tage i'm the role Of Juliet.--Drake's
Travellers Magazine.
1t has long been known that young
ladies never perspire. They get in a
glow. 1t has recently been discovered
that they never snOre. They purr.-
PLiiadell hia Call.
"Your fare, young !sdy," said the
stage driver, rs pretty miss stepped
from his vehicle, aud Was about trip
plug away. "Oh, thank YOU" re.
spuud2d tie absent minded little
E.auty. 81 think your raustache be-
comes you real well, too" She got her
ride Darlington Free Press.
\ Maine girl who is graduate OF
NGssar, has built porch and reshin-
gled her fathers house, just for the fun
OF it. She probably cnutemplates mat
rImOry in the near future, and she
wants TO get her hand 10, so that she can
"put q Icof' on her husband and shin
ole her hair when either needs it,
NDnkeTs Statesman.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16
PETS or the PUNsTERs.

A hair restorer- One who returns
lost switch.
A shoemaker says his first work was
his lsst-Boeton Times.
The hair of . horse Is sometimes his
name beauty.-Boston Times.
People Of Polish origin should be
shining marks.-Sonkers Gazette.
The Presidential bee seldom results In
the Presidential be.-Iowell Courier.
One good thing may be said OF the
pawnbroker-he sticks to his pledges.
-Somerville Journal.
A convention of BARRIERS was broken
up because one mau said he had q
raZorlutiOn To Otfpr.-Merchant Tray
eler.
l. tia personal loss?" asked police
man of bank messenger whose pocket
had been picked.
purse an all? Well, l should say 1t
was. Merchant Traveller.
"No, / haven't been to the bird
show said an insoiyent debtor; There
are too many bills there to suit me, and
Just now / sm trying to find 3 way to
feather my own nest.-BOstOn Times.
The war in China Is raising q fearful
tempest in the teapot; the "unpleasaut-
ness" has put up the price OF tea; the
tea merchants have put their high
heeled SOushOng, and II they persist IN
HysOning prices to q much higher att
tude there will be just grounds of con-.
plant, not only from hOuSeholders ana
boarding house keepers, but from every
antiqUated maiden lady and from every
Bohea. If this "cruel war goes on"
we'll have to tea what virtue there Is IN
Gunpowder. S'oolong Chicago Sun.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16
me BLESSED BABIES.

A call to arms -"John, take the
baby.-The Judge.
A Dallas, Texas, museum has on eX-
hibition petrified baby. II is much
admired by Observation-Disclosures
Call.
Georgia is said to produce an average
of sixteen and two.thirds babies daily
throughout the year. What's two
thirds of baby good for?-Hartford
Post.
The tattooed woman's new baby, i!
is alleged, has come into the world tat.
;ooed like its mother. Its howl, how
ever, cannot vary much from chat OF
other infants. - Louisville Courier
Journal.
Georgia is said to produce sixteen and
two.thirds babies daily throughout the
wear. Seems as il they might have
energy enough to produce that other
one-third, so as to even up the days
work, as it were.-Lowell Citizen.
Rev. Waldo Messalos says there are
three kinds of babies. He is right.
There are three kinds of babies wher.
ever three children are born; and there
has been q new kind every time baby
was born since Cain sat in the lap OF
Eye.-Philadelph Record.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16
OUR COOKERY BOOK.
oranges In Puddings and Frttters-
MaearOl wrinkles.

oranges In PuddinEs and frttfers-
MaearoI Wrinkles.
A reasonable and very palatable dish
is orange pudding. To make it take
tie juice OF six oranges with the rine OF
three finely grated, and mix with a pint
of cream, the yolks OF six eggs and the
whites CT two whipped stiff, little nut
meg, cinnamon powder, six ounces OF
powdered sugar and a very little salt.
Whip the mixture for ten minutes;next
put border of puff paste about the edge
of the dish, spread the dish with butter
pour in the batter and sprinkle few
almonds on the top. Lemon pudding
may be made the same way, only taking
six lemons with the grated Iind Of all
and twelve ounces OF the sugar.
Orange fritters make cheap and
dainty dish. Procure some thin-skinned
Florida orange, peel them, divide into
quarters and remove the seed then put
them in q china dish with glass o.
brandy, spoonful Of sugar aud some
grated rind of an orange. Make batter
of half-pound of sifted flour, the yolk
of an egr and two ounces of fresh butter,
first melted in stew pan; add grad
ually large cup of tepid water and
stir well until tue batter is of the con-
sistency of thick cream, then add the
white Of an egg whipped to a froth.
Drain the pieces OF orange, dip in the
batter and fry in hot lard to q light
brown; sprinkle with powdered sugar
ard serve hot. Peach, apricot and plum
fritters are prepared in the same way,
,he brandy not being used with the
peaches.
Macaroni soup can be made as fol-
lows: Take a half,pOund of Italian
macaroni and boil in little salt. When
the macaroni is done drain and cut into
pieces an inch long. Then put into q
pot of soup made out of u piece Of yea!
or mutton, which has been boiled and
skinned; boil for half hour and serve
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16

corresponding sfeelinE. Most persons
die in q state Of trance. Although APP
parently conscious, they are at least
partially under the influence OF potent
narcotic in the blood, and pass away N
O state OF dreaming"
The same physician regards the
ecstatic delights and the visions 80 often
spoken OF by religious writers IS purely
physical, IS much so as any dream.
Controlled by the ordinary thoughts
and feelings Of every day life and edu-
cation, they partake Of the nature of
dream. In the earlier stages, the sick
man appears to have two mental eper-
atoms going on at once, aud is able to
keep up running comment on the
visions passing before him. AS the
trance deepens the sound sleepcomes on
from which there is no awaking.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16
Two Night Keys

Two little Newport girls heard their
neighbor mothers speaking Of burglars
getting into houses, when the following
innocent prattle took place:
"Kin the burglars get into your house,
Josie?"
mo, CAUSE we keep all the doors
locked, and then they can't get In"
1--WE keep all the doors locked, too,
and papa he's dot night key"
"My papa mes dot night key, too,
but mamma she took 1t away from him,
cause it made him stay out 80 late.
Does your papa's night key make oils
stay out late"
: "No, cause mamma won't let papa
go out by himself, and she goes out vii
him and then he comes home soon."
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16
LIFE AND DEATH.


What will Kill a Man2--How Little Is Known
Of the Great Secret Of Nature-Broksn
Heads and Battered Bones-Ihe
Hero of the Rebelion-killed
a0ozsn Times ard Living
Tet--1he Elixir Vitae
Superseded.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16
HOW TO BECOME A POET.
a scheme that Might Have Proved au
Advantage 20 Amateur Fersifiers.
Philadelphia cal.

Philadelphia cen.
Mrs. Pilkins-You know, dear, what
a clever young man my brother George
is?
Mr.. Pilkins-Well, yes; he does do up
a bundle pretty nicely.
Mrs, PiIkins-Oh! | was not talking
about that. was referring to his tai
suts. He is so talented and has such
fine taste such an exquisite command
Of language.
Mr.. Pilkins-lndeed!
Mrs. Pilkins-Ges, he writes beauti-
full letters and is very anxious to become
poet. Can't you give him some ad-
vice?
Mr.. Pilkins-Gladly. l will go to
him at once and tell him to drop poetry
and settle
Mrs. Pilkins-No, no; he wants
10 know how 10 become poet.
Mr.. Pilkins-Oh! Well, tell him to
fall in love with some beautiful CIR, just
like you, for instance, and
Mrs. PilkinS-Ees, yes; and what?
Mr.. Pilkins-And be very careful not
to marry her.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16

"Boys," advises a psragraphist,
"never kiss a girl unless you are sure
size will give you one in return, so you
will have the usual supply OF kisses
ALWAYS on hand" But "boys" don't
want their kisses always "on hand"
"From hand to mouth" is an easy tran
sition, but it is better to put them in
the latter position in the first place, we
have heen told.-NOrristow Herald.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16

-rDrR AND BY vTRTUE OF TIE PED
yiaiocs Of dssd Of trust dstsd Noye9.
az IS. 1877, and msds y CatheIins knoHlk
Tifsof RichaYd KpoVfea. and the aid hsb-
Ara KnoWiss % ne - trustee, Win, On
6A1UkDAY, APRIL l7th, Ies+
proceed 70 ss {. IsbIis sue1, 3 ne oa IT,.
Commanding q 10 O'Clock n, 70 u nlSn
s :ts,l a. n sSiS DEED Of Iust = fo!ic.s The:
That = 70 ssy; Hifiy fest 5000 g 49, ~ M
end Of That lot OF pdscelo Of ErSon3, .1 ~.
the s6ditiou 20 thS city OF WneNing: 1917
-. Isid oufby Hoses W. Chapdee - &C.,
sn6 dss,snStcd % ths p,st Of I'D ed1ieoa =
q S tns SsISs y g, 80 e
,xe.n tbe vesiern b Jsndssy q ~ o 80
: ,srs 61swn parallel 70 and MY teesu psn
iIs ssme bcendaFy seroes ea!d 70 isom
so,1h 10 sopth, togstbeT with al eo1 anE..
-, shs improvemen = thsfeos, end ~ hefo9'
%snss,ta and appurtkpanees thssseo 1900.
,n- aaid sale win b me1e " eecuse W
~ pent Of Shs Oum % tus.3 elsaU - % -
~ NJ "a CITY BsldinG esa Ian 49,
cssiion On March 70. LA vhteh en- eli 10.
ereaSe sceofdipg 70 the fuio 400 oJ'1s
Ssfd SEQ zstiop.
III s ~. WOODS. 1regss.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16
AVERY BAD COMPLAINT.
Tho Awful disease which Afflicted Mr..
Murphy.
SODscrriHe Jo"TnGL.

SOUlcTrilIe JOuTnGk.
Ne husband can't come to worruk
TO. day, sOrr," said q lady, addressing
the boss of the street laborers.
"Ah, indeed, Mrs. Murphy. Then
there must be something serious the
matter with MIN, for he is not the kind
Of man to loaf"
"Thrue for you, sorr; he's not afraid
of worruk. He's very sick, sOr."
Pm sorry to hear it. What's his
trOublew
"A very bad complaint, SORT, He's
got the New Mahoney."
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16
aaesbas 8esistsT
SUNDAY, nARCH IS, Iss&
ARIRUH'S EVERYDAY LIFE.
How the Chief Magistrate OF Inc
Nation Works In the
White House.
Simple AID Regular Hdb!ts---Rs'
ceiVlEg Elsit0rs---Ths Aftsr"
noon Ride Official
EtiQustts.
ARTRUR'S EVERYDAY LIFE.

WAsHINurcN, March iI--Ihe RESI-
dent 8, ends mOss Of his time, when he
il not receiving visitors in little room
in the northwest corner Of the second
story of the White House, where he has
aNriting desk and few easy chairs
The room Is very small and WAS origin
slIy intended Sc 8 dressing room, being
connected with the chamber he oe-
Cupies.
The Pre- dents desk stands just be-
fore the window, where he can look
across Pennsylvania avenue into La
fsyette Park, and the vista stretches up
that broad avenue known as sixteenth
street to Meridian Hill.
Over the desk are usually many OH
cisl papers, and o basket Of
Fresh Flowers
Is always before him. At corner OF
the desk is slender brass standard,
from which hangs, like a lamp-screen,
a large white card, with legend across
the top reading:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16

Es7 Pnsss, anountins tn----.-----.---...oIhs
usas only 70 Ne onss Of ths oosapaay ~
sor furthsr Information vrits dearly, giv.
Ing full sddrsa. Aaks o. n0ny Ofde0
NEW ORLEAAB NAfIONAL BAnk
Postal Noes and ordinary isttsss by 4ati
or EIpre0 tall suns OF - md upwAfo " *
prse"0W sA~ q. l. pAuFEM,
n 4 1AyEnu o. s'vss = VII: ss5F
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16
MEDICAL.
DR. G.. ScARNE'S
Celebrated Liver Pills

In offering to the public Dr.. @. koLaae's cs,s.
brdtedLieer Pill, asa remedy for LSssr and Blfoss
Cor pEaints, we presume no apology will be
needed. The great prev alenee OF Ltesr Comp1otsS
and Rilioss Diseasss Of oil kinds throughout ths
United States, and Particularly in the West and
South, where, In the majority OF cases, the patient
Il not within the reach Of regular physician, re.
qures that some remedy should be provided that
wofd not in the least impair tire constitution. and
vet be safe and cectual. That such is the ehar,e.
ter Of d.. @. AeLsas'f Lirr Pan, there can b
no doubt. The great success which has invariably
attended their USE will, we think, be sufficient 70
convince the most incrcdrlo%s L has bee. our
tested. and stand or fall by the effects produced.
That they have been so tested and that the result
has been in every respect favorable, we call tens
Of thousands to witness who have experienced
heir beneficial effects
No. DR.. C. McLANE'S LIVER PILLS
ere not held forth recommends, (like most OF
the popular medicines of the daI), IS univsrsh
eure-ails, but simply rs n specific Ior Lieer CON.
pldfrfs, and those symptoms connected with d.
hinged state of that organ.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16

A poet has written an lode TO Girl
with Red Hair" She evidently gave
him the mitten. If she had reeipro.
Gated his affection he would have called
his rhymes San Cde to q Girl with
Golden Tresses, "--Norristown Herald
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16
%z14zu9.s
Nxs1x

incorporated In 1888 for . yearsby tns Lss.
In tuTe for Educational and Charitable Dur.
posss-with capital Of yl0ofoo-to whioh .
reserve FUND Of over $4,000 has snos bssa
added. by an overwhelming popular vote its
CopstItuiion adoptsd December IA. A. d. iS7G
me only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed
BIZ TIE people OF any State. a.
Iinols EnmLor DraWinas take place monthly.
hSpisndid Opportunity 70 Win Fortune:
FOURTH Grand D,sgins ClH Sw =, y T III
tuesday, April stn, lssA-is'h Aonthy
CAPITAL PRIER. s7S.eeA
MIRO T ck ets nj Five Dollar Each HfaodooS
IN Fifths IN proportion.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16
MISSED FIRE,

Joncr rho Ought 10 Have Eeen Hit
with Ciub.
BOSTON BUiiStin.
a have had this hat over two years, "
sad old Fuddydudy; and then as the
party addressed looked inquirlngly to
'',ce the point" he added with q grin:
cover two years; see"'
The other man gTunted and said;
amy jsckass could make that JOKE" v
ard somehow II did not seem so funny
10 Fuddydudy after that.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16
Nilsson AZ the White House.

HUyhjHgt0H Correspondents Boston Transcript.
Ii was the elimination of the evening
when Nilsson entered the Presidential
presence escorted by an army officer of
distinguished bearingl, dressed in q
queenly robe of pale-gOld brocade,
slashed with light blue and silver, her
majestic, square shoulders bare, her
arms also; and her neck encireled with
triple strand of large pearls, still
larger ones dainty poised from her
ears, and wearing from her superb and
swelling bosom glittering trophies Of
honor from monarchs st whose courts
she has sung. With 3 low and stately
courtesy she saluted the citizen
sovereign Of the great American people.
/ doubt not it was one Of the proud mo-
ments of her radiant life. 1t was q
marked triumph over her onlyriv
Patti, who, with sll her rich gifts OF ns.
ture and art, could not be invited to the
White House when there last year, on
account of her unconventional life; but
Nilsson was there as the queen flower
Of that goOdly Company, and honored
by an Invitation to remain to the pri-
vate supper served later by the Presi-
dent to q special party Of friends from
among the evenings guests; and again
at the State dinner last evening, the
second given to members Of the Senate
and House of Representatives, where,
escorted by that quintessence Of South
ern ehivalry, Gen. Wade Hampton, she
sat at the Presidents left.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16
For sale.

A HOUSE AND LOT IN FARhlHdT0N,
n belmont county, Ohio, ono mile east ut
Barton on tho &. l. 4 ". X L., End one mile
west OF Cadiz pike. Tie house con ains four
rooms md kitchep, and two rooms attached,
one suitable for shoe shop and the other for
a grocery. There IN a good well OF water aud
O good stable on the lot. Possession given
the first Of April, 1854 For terms call on the
jaasyd "' " ''' ORLANDO COPE
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16
IA sKFPsIg SAID

or,y blo,ches ard s'-NhNrG blood sores E',rn!nates
BorlS Carbuncles and ScalLs. sJ-pcrmsncntly and
promptly cures paralgsIS les. & Is u charming and
heataful ApSrisnt. E.ils S,roIu!a and Kings Evil.
twin brothers. C's2Scs BAD breath 10 sood. Temoy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16

A widower at Canton, Texas, who
has nineteen children, Is about to wed
an Alabama widow with twenty-one
children There will be big skirmish-
ing among the passenger agents when
ever that family gets ready TO go the
summer resort.-1Ioulsyille Courier.
Journal.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16
clofhino.
Our Children,

Like Our Boys" have now an sx-
csIlsnt opportunity Of being we'll
clothed at little cost. ! have de-
cided to give especial attention to
my children's clothing department
for a few weeks, thus endeavor.
Ing to reduce tho large rsmuants
my fall and winter stock Ia this
line. There being about 500 aas
chlltren's suits left In N, sstab.
lisement, | have concluded TO
sacrifice them. In order to make,
room for the large invoices OF
spring clothing, now being manu-
featured for me. As there are OK.
ceetirgIy few common suits left
the lowness Of price will appear
evident from the following list OF
Reductions In
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16

q = man who found bis level. was
tarpenter, Of cOurse.-BOston Bulle-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16

of dying persons Is often spssmSdic, the
laughing or crying muscles are excited
in the CONFUSION OF death without the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16

farmer. Ten years later his hip was
dislocsted twice in the same year, Snd
his right ankle was broken. In 1856 he
wss shot in his ankle in fight on Q
Mississippi steamboat. During this
time he had filled in his leisure with
Asiatie cholera, yellow fever and spot
ted fever. This last disease stayed with
him four months and peeled him like O.
snake. These, however, were mere
tribes. When the war broke out this re-
markable man recognized his opportun-
ity. He rushed to the front and hence
forward enjoyed full play for his un-
common talents. In the battle of
Gainesville, he was bsyouetted
in the left knee and captured
by the Confederates. During his
Imprisonment of three months he
was suustruok and nearly starved to
death, and was only paroled when his
esptoIa supposed him 70 be without
Mohave County miner., 1884-08-24

In accordance with the action Of
the Central committee, q Territorial
Convention OF tho Republican party
OF the Territory Of Arizona, to con
sist OF eighty -four delegates is hereby
called to be held ia the city Of Tomb
stone. on Monday, Sept 18th. 1884.
This is part Of the advertisement
Dotifying the various county commit
tees to elect delegates to the cJnveu
tion. In common with many others
we should like 10 see a statement Of
the vote Of the Territorial Central
Committee which resulted in choos
irg Tombstone as the place for hold
ing the convention. and also in fixing
the date as late as Septsmb~r Is.
There are people here. and good
Republicans too, who believe that
the whole arrangement is a put up
job TO sell out the northern portion
of the Territory. and it will take .
fnll st st~ment of the vote OF the Cen
iral Committee on the matter ~ con
vince as that such 10 not the case.
Mohave County miner., 1884-08-24

Speaking of Harper's Weekly carl
esturing Mr.. Blaine. the Irish
World says: True TO it's vile and
venonous instincts and to its foreign
masters and patrons. this wrstcbed
shset, which has the effrontery TO call
itself a journal OF civilization de
scspds to the deepest and dirtiest
depths Of malignity 10 it's efforts to
excite division and distrnst among
our people, to the end that English
influence and intrigue may be more
successful amcng them.
Mohave County miner., 1884-08-24
Political Notes.

Apache comfy Democrats have
elected Harris. Baldwin,. l.. HubbelI
Morris Barth, Chas. Kinnsar and
Thos. Bunch. delegates TO tie Terri
torial Convention, and instructed
them to vote for &. p. Head.
The contest for the Republican
nomination for the delegscy se e,ms
to lie between Stebbins OF Tombstone
and Vac Arman. OF Prescott, with the
chances in favor OF the former.
Nothing new in county politics ex-
capt that John T. Davis has gone to
the Grand Csion TO recuperate.
Hon. Morgan Wise addressed the
Democrats Of Yumn on Thnrsdsy
night. He made a good address,
particularly pleasing Yumaites by
promising, in case he goes to Con
gress, to estsbllsh branch Mint and
a $25. 600 Custom House ut this point.
He is a magnificent single-handed
taIker, having Q wonderful play OF
Jaw snd an inexhaus.ible fund Of
original ideas. He left for Phenix
yesterday, and we guarantee that in
half an hour after his arrival he will
know every man. woman and child in
the garden ciiy.-Yuma Sentinel.
Frank Nicholson has been taking
a trip along the line Of the railroad
to investigate his chances for the
nomination az Sheriff before the
Democratic Convention.
Howard Watkins has agrest many
friends who propose 10 see that he is
the next County Treasurer. Beng a
first class book keeper. he Is in every
way fully competent for the posi-
iion.
The Syracuse Standard Gays that
"the powder that knocked Cleveland
sky high came from Democratic
arsenal"
Inc foolish halter who invested all
his money in the manufacture OF
Cleveland hats, and made them the
usual sizes, bsnkrupted himself. He
forgot that there was no sale for
Cleveland hats larger than 81 toe
Free Lance.
There is town 10 T xas named
Damsigat. Au irrevsrent exchange
thinks Cleval md viii not go TO the
White House by that town.
Seven thousand barrels Of whisky
were destroyed by FIRE the other day.
Henry Wsttsrson considers such
conasgration, right in the beginning
Of campaign, when the Democratic
rsrty was about 70 brace itself for
victory, nothing less than grea'
political calamity.--San Jose Mercu
ry.
Mohave County miner., 1884-08-24

In ant ther column will be fonnd a
notice for q miners meeting to be
hsld next Sunday at Kingmen for
the purpose Of recommending suita
bic person for appointment as com
missioner from this county TO the
assw Orleans Exhibition. We sincere
y hope there will be a full attendance
st the meeting "a the matter OF prop
srly representing Mohave county is
one OF OF vital interest 10 every miner
and NINE owner.
The maferisI is here for making q
display far ahead Of any other county
in the Territory. and We hope to see
suf3cient interest taken 10 it to
insure q fine exhibit from old Mo
hsvs.
Mohave County miner., 1884-08-24


The Smithsonian institute will de-
vote 10000 square feet Of floor space.
at the Worlds fxrosition TO animal
resources and the fshenes. 10000 10
the work Of tie Uuited States Fish
Commission. Ia connection with the
fisheries collection, and the exposi-
tion OF the work Of the uoited States
Fish Commission, it is intended to
show aII the progresses OF Matching in
actusl operation. with running water
and. Ia as many instances Is possible.
with the living eggs Of the various
species of fish in the actusl process Ct
Matching.