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..e, ESSAYS AND CREATIONS AT MArAwAY.

The commencement of GlenwOod Institute,
Matawan n j. TOOK place in Washington Hall yesterday
Walter c. Bum delivered Grafton in German, on Des
Deutschens Yaterand" Bessie H. Conover OF Freehold
read an essay on the Voices OF the SchoOlrOom" and
Miss WbitiOeh The -annyeide." The pro-
gramme concluded by an Grafton On Daniel Web
stc!," by Charles W. schank
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GRADUATES AT BoRDENTowN.

BoRDEYTowN, June 19.-The thirty-second
annual commencement OF the Bordentown Female Col.
lege took place at College Hail. this morning The fol-
lowing are the graduating class Gertrude Hamilton
Armes Jersey City; Lotte Boyle, NewRoehelle Mary
Richmond Dickinson, WoodstOwn Katharine Merrel
Wilson. East Millstone Mary Wood Pratt, New York
and Veronica Lidna souder. Vineland The following
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WELLS COLLEGE.

AUBURN, June 19.-Wells College, at Aurora,
graduated seven young ladies. The address de-
nvered by the Rev Dr. Duryea OF Boston. The custom
airy class day exercises held Theodore Bacen OF
Rochester eebted "A trustee. The reports showed
the college 10 be In a highly prosperous condition.
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Basness Manager EEw-YoRK TRIBUNE to business
You can tel your old mail clerks we give them
lob
Thanks. old fellow, that's real good Of you.
on that's al right I'll put them TO lists they arc ac-
tnnloued TO They won't have bit OF trouble III VIII DE
5uss a. N they were getting up The 1tDeS's mail -
Iow kind Are. III send 'em woid-lfhhh. ITO
Fftss
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THE CHAMPIONSHIP OF CANADA.

CHATHAM, Ont, June ia double scull-
race here to-day between the Chatham and Toronto
crews for two gold medals and the championship OF
Canada one mile and return, was won easily Dy OCOn-
nor and Enrlght, the Toronto pair.
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4 NEW-YORKER SENT HOME DYING

NEWPORT, r. l., June 19-J. r. Schuyler, q
citizen Of NewYok, brought here from West Island
paralytc shock having left side as II dead lie has
been taken to NewYork IL Is not thought that he can
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COURD DE Appeals

SARATOGA, June 19.-The following is tho
Court OF Appeals day calendar for tomorrow
Nos IFS 1885, 2l5 226 227 211 1870 and 22O.
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Runs earned--C0umbus, Brooklyn, 3. First base ON
balls-COumbus2 Brooklyn l. First base erIOrs-COluH
bus L. Brooklyn, l. struck out columbus, Brooklyn, 2
Left on bases-COluu0us, Brooklyn 8. Two base hts
Gecr and Benners. Three base
Remsen. Double pays-Geer ami Greenwood. Passed
bills-CoTcOTan p Kemmer. UmpHe-Ar Valentine.
Other games were played yesterday follows: In
Cleveland-tleveland 3, Chicago l.
In Pttsburg-Ctncinnati z, Allegheny l.
In WESTINGHOUSE Louis 3, Washington 2.
In WImin gtOn-Wilmington 20, Domestic l.
In BaltimOre-BamOre Union 49, Keystone 5.
in Observation-Disclosures G, Philadelphia D.
In ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s, Allentown 2.
In ChicagO-Chicago Union H. Kansas City Union 3.
In BuifalO--DetrOit Is, Buffalo ..
In Utica-UniOn College ~ Utica g.
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THE CHuDs CHALLENGE CUP.

PHILADELPHIA, June 19.-The inter-cOl-
legate fouroared sherace for the Childs Challenge
CUP was rowed on Schuykl River this afternoon,
and By the University Of Pennsylvania crew In
9:O0lo
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The Ness- York Times says the limits OF tae sos9u
against tho Republican nonination are nos n ~ h
flne or even 10 ascertain" FlBding neouso ~ ~
stack has always been considered adeut Joo-lreofa
Qll.) Transcript
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nnurpNop ApnE1r Ar LoNG BRANcn.

LoYG BRANCH, June 19.-Governor Albeit
delivered the annual address before the Academic Lit
eraey Society OF the HI IN school this evening.
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IUtlIA---.slI JT VT II u
Runs scored each inning.
Vale ..........2 8 0 o 10
y U U W
Runs earDed-Yae o; Princeton Fret base by errors
-Tae Il Princeton First base ballsYale l. Prince
struck uut-TGle L. Princeton, Z Lett on bases
Yale 81 Princeton T0ta base hitsYaie, IL Princeton
Two base hits-COOper Terry and oliver. Passed balls
Van Etten. /; souther, l. UmpHe-Mr Cronin Time OF
game-two hours.
An exciting and wei played game took place at Wash
ingtOn Park Brooklyn, between the Columbus and
Brooklyn mines About 800 spectators were present
and the greatest enthusiasm manifested. The home
club dl the run scoring in the early and their opponents
latter part Of the game The Brooklyn nine bated
Mountains delivery all the field. The score was az
follows:
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THE COURTS.

copal Church. June "a, at D. m The internent win b.
made ia South Laurel Hin Cemetery.
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cArsING THE ARREST OF HER HUSBAND.

AlexanderJ. Defossez has been arrested, IN
the suit of Kate L. Defossez for separation ron MN.
on the order OF Justice Lawrence In the supreme 'Oe
Chambers. Mrs. Defossez says that sne was inou II,
1890 On rho church of st. Vincent de Paul. Her husband
want to last fall to act as manager OF tbs
Opera House in that city. In January she followed nn
and was persuaded by him, she says to return 70 tbs
city on his promise to follow her soon Jn Ee dld nos
do Then Mr. DcfosseZ wrote his wife letter, stating
that he would return hther To emphasize ns re-
marks Mira DeosseZ says Mr. Defossez attached himself
TO an opera singer in his company and with her ne hed
him away Havana Mrs. Defossez meanwhile missed s
band utilizing them for purposes foreign TO her dones
tic happiness He therefore gracously sent her pawn
Ticket saving that had raised $500 almost for eacn
day IN the year upon the ewery Then Mr peiosse d
had the temery appear boldly In TINS city, IN Droaa
daylight and Mrs Defossez hal her husband arrested
He was held in $751; 900 BAIL
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oRIECTING TO A COARSE

John W. Hamersley, who was witness yes
terdsy In the contest the viii Of Louis Hamersey
his nephew. asked by James Carter If the witness
was not "thick" with Becky" Jones. Mr. Hamersey
had Just been expressing HIS opinion on no5eSse o'g
and had interpreted the expression as meaning honor
among gentlemen" and bad protested against maEing
re yeations Mr. Carriers question shOeksd
him greatly and he declined to answer consiaer shs
Objected 10 saving whether he had been thick Wild
Becky" Then the case went over 10 SNo ~'~N'
term. =, ,S o.roa,
There was n rmor about that Becky" would appear
in Court and tell all knew" but she was not
bv any ono around the Surrogae's Office ~ Is spgos,
therefore, that her summer resort VIII De Ladio" S'
Hail.
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STRAINED RELA

STRAINED RELATIONS WITH A REFEREE.
The relations between counsel on one side and
Referee Theodore W. Dwight in the MIrieGarrson SUIT
are exceedingly strained present. are not likely to ne
improved by the proceedings which may grow OUT OF the
attempt on the part Of the defendants counsel by w
~ prohibition to coerce the referee into treating the suit
"A an action.at-law purely. Referee Dwight steno-
grapher Adams and Mason W. Tyler, attorney Tor t1s
plaintiffs met at at No: 1859 Broadway yesterday ana a
the defendant present ,
II Is impossible for the hearings In the sun 70 pe CON-
timed until after the Injunction now pending before
Judge DonOhue In the Supreme Court has been disposed
Of and the adjournmens are Insisted on py inc Pa'
tis In order 10 save time when the decision or Jogo
Donohue is gwen The deiendanTs counsel assert tnas
the referee places himself In contempt OK court hs
any proceeding OF any sort in the case One OF me
counsel for Garrison intimated to TRIBUNE reportr
that IL would not be surprising the referee brought
before the court FOR contempt
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,I9.-.-,. 81 0I27.Ii. 5. Totals..... o. 2.27Il3.l9
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Honest Henry.
Exchange.

lIchdHpe Hr.. a--.rs ..o. II
There Is venerable colored man In the
Treasury Department who has probably
handled more money than any person lIv-
ing. Nobody knows the amount that has
passed through his hands, and i can not
even be approximately estimated. It must
reach up Into the billions, and not dollar
OF It has stuck to his, fingers. He is the
messenger OF tho Registers office, whose
business Is 10 carry bonds, bank bills,
greenbackp, checks, warrants and other
papers Of value to and from the Register.
whose signature Is required upon all Of
them. b
During tho days Of funding operations no
carried tens Of millions back and forth
every day, and he has BEEN In tho business
moro than fifteen years. The express com.
panies receive so much per-Sk000, and II
lie waa pnid at the Rams rate he would be
richer than several Vanderbilts, the richest
man In the world, hut no gets only $40 a
year and lives in little cottage for which
he pays $40 a month. a- CfNa'
They call him ..Unclo Henry" but his
other name Is Logan. lie Ia u low shades
darker than another man Of that name,
md his hair is curly and sprinkled with
RrAV, ...H..'.. ...Hh ~
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womnn's Di,likc OF the Country.

Into ritW rih q Doctor.
"Young mems wives will not 90 to the
country to live" said the doctor, Except
under certain favorable conditions. They
do not object to three months in the sum-
mer il they can have servants enough to
relieye them OF all care. But suggest to a
young wife permanent residence in the
country, where she can make home for
herself and her children, il you want to
send her right of into tears and make her
CAL you cruel and selfish. You cen hard
ly have helped noticing how American ia
dies dislike the country" II have noticed
it a great many times" replied, "snd
sometimes to my SORROW" ut is q pecu.
liar American trait-at least, it is carried
to greater excess here than anywhere
else. English ladies delight in pleasant
country home, and are satisfied il they can
spend part OF the season in London.
French and German ladies like the coun-
try. But an American lady considers her
eelt buried unless she can live in the
heart Of big city. This is particularly
true Of ladies in New York. They are I'M
sparing in their assertions that they
couldn't live anywhere out Of New York;
they would die; though they really don't
know whether they could not, never hav.
ing tried. There ie no limit to their love OF
racket and excitement. They Judge OF The
desirability of house very largely by the
number OF people who pass its front win.
dows every day. l have friend who has
several times suggested 70 his wife
that he shall rent apartments for her
in the southeast corner Of tho Astor
house, where abe can enjoy all the hustle
OF Broadway and Vesey street. No racket
is too much for her. She delights in being
in crowd. Give her an opening or a
bargain day ateome OF the big stores and
she will gladly spend half the morning
trying to get in and half the afternoon
trying to get out She is only sample. II
her husband should neglect his business
for the pursuit Of pleasure she would be
very reproachful. But she finds her pleas.
ure i'll the perpetual excitement, and will
aacri6ce everything to it. She would die in
the country Her husband or perhaps child.
rem die in the city. To tell the real truth
abou! it, she prefers Fourteenth street and
the lively shops to the health and happiness
and moral welfare Of her family. OF course,
she would not acknowledge this, nor would
her husband think Of accusing her of-it;
but it Is a fact inst the same" " s.f :
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Asa guilty culprit grooming.
finished my face. my errors owning,
Hear, . God, my spirits moaning.
A t'n,c Wilt,u,tlfupe.

Jon R. Booker, OF Macon, Ga, writes: "Iu
1873 WAS attacked by the most ravsnous sort
OF oAncsrous cores, that ate great holes into
my flesh and spread rapidly over my body.
received the very best medical attention; was
dosed with mercury and potash until l was
30 crippled with mercnrial rheumatism that
l could scarcely hobble about; my throat
and mouth wersbadly liberated; my hair be.
gan to fail out. 30 wrecked wai my general
health, that"I became physical ruin and
my life was burden. For long time was
bec.ridden, and my suffering was SO intense
that prayed for death as n relief. l e1.
hausted the whole catalogue OF patent med;.
cines, in each ease following the directions
reliRious)y. E,ch In turn seemed to upgrs.
vate tho nlalaty, aud none OF them benefit
ed me In any way. When lie was appa,-
emily hopeless commenced taking 8. s. 8.
To this Specific owe my lie. In ten days
commenced improving, and In a short time
was perfectly we'll. My hair has grown out
thick; my health and strength have returned;
the ulcers In my throat and mouth ara Gu.
tirely cured; my appetite has returned,
and Tor the hrst time 10 years l eDj ~ my
food. Every core has disappeared from my
lie, aud am perfectly healthy IN every way.
The very germs OF the cancerous salctions
are destroyed. Not only is the terrible malady
that was preying on my liie,a and which every
one pronounced incurable, entirely ourei,
but l am also relieved Of the bad effects OF
the mercury and potash mixtures that was
fed on for years."
Treaties on Blood and Skin diseases mailed
free.
TaE SWIFT Specific Co, Drawer 3. Atlanta,
Ga 1859 ". 23l b., N. y, and 1905 Chestnut
st., Phila. -
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Pa1pPs-On Thursday, July 8. 1851, at ll:s0 P.
u. FRANK E, son Of Frank and Mary Ph!pps, aged
year. Ill )nths and 7 da.s
Funeral will take place from tho re.ldcuce Of his
father, 60. Main street, Sunday afternoon at 8
O'Clock. Friends Of the family are respectfully In.
vited TO attend. Iuternent at Peninsula Cemetery.
BRoWE-on Wednesday. July 2;l:St. at I'm,
at his residence In the Eighth ward, JOHN HERB.
MEN Blown, In the 9th year OF his age. .t
Funeral this afternoon at 2 o'clock Friends OF
the family are respectfully Invited 10 attend. In.
termcnt at Greenwood.
MAsoN-0n THURSDAY morning, July 8, 1884, at
$50 o'clotk, JosarH MASON III the 9th year Of his
aye. ~ RI"
Funeral from his mothers residence No. 22O7
Main street, Saturday morning; at O'Clock. Ill
terment at Mt. Calvary.
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What Parents should Think or.

lNIuHt pHlu 7TMtS.
Nothing does so much harm 10 bows"
said an old public school teacher yesterday,
"as letting them ran wild in the city dur.
Ing the summer vacation. The very bes,
boys are demoralizsd by it. II they could
only spend few hours each day learning
some industrial art it would be much
better in the end fof them and for the com.
inunlty. Many promising boys are ruined
by one summer vacation in the city. The
same may esaia Of girls. though, as rule,
they are taken better care Of" - = 5~7
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Flirting Win u Rc4uiern.

lhEddepatd Pres. I-.
A pleasant incident, too good to be lost,
occurred at tho music festival on Friday
evening. During ono Of the beautiful
and touching parts Of Verdis sublime
requiem two young ladies sitting immedi.
atey in front Of an eminent divine Of this
city, we're engaged In earnest conversation.
The reverend gentleman bore the all
noyance patiently for while, but
feeling that his duty 10 others, as well
as to himaelf, required that he should
speak Of 1t, he leaned forward and
said low voice: "Ladies, I bpseech you
to cease talking for little while, as It Is
impossible for Us to enjoy this delightful
music as fully az We would like to whilst
you are talking" Covered with bushes,
a sweet lace was half turned around and a
low voice replied, certainly; pray excuse
me, sir" and in lew moments abe handed
him her programme, with these words
from the first tenor solo marked for him to
read: G1 .,.-nF. u. .sgg7s15
ASA guilty culprlt grooming.
finished my face. my errors owning
LAS 4 snI mo utrItt Ia anil
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sATURDAY, JULY i2Lh ,Ssl

SATURDAY. JULY 18th. 1851,
beSinhins al ~ o'clock 4. n. Of a!d d.v
front 900. Of the Court Aou,e 1i ntt!, u,
Meal vitIllia. in the City OF Wheeling ~, Vouhy
nc auction Inc following described ps'S, Npae
.ccntca t NV sa,S sa ay eelgc.seaiy 10 10y tksS
lending the eAccution oil tho trust c,,si Ta.t
decd. namely, all the 10 lowing rr,, n~G az
tho county OF Chlo, III the State OF az, r unt
hAt 70 ray, LOT Numbered eighteen r,W '"tilt
subuivslon Of tho Poor House FA,,n NJ ~ q W
~ tne boata ., ,or TSloi en- o, Maid a mi, W,
ohlo, which haid lot ID bUut d. d IA to!i"uSsHuai
mtg At stake NJ tho southwest cn,vrr ttsa
street. extended IN the suh.dly!t!Oa Ct m u' ~
Aforesaid u the cemetery road, and mn, ne l.'s
b b5H a: 80 Y rs, 8 : +. Slss ~, n, ~" Wtsa
~, y. y 4. 10 b6 ~, n. 40 Il. iGt "a 10 :: nH
roIu. anu WIN talu tosd NIX ". 8!.Ui ~ toIi
being the sainc 10. OF ground gnanIrd SvS ie'
veyed BY Mary A. fnnzhe.m, c1ucutliS ia nv %I go
X. Winters and Robeh toidI,u, Ly A. 'ali,s
ectmDcr a, 1877, aud record d ,mo,,r t,,a u.td
llnd records Of said County III Deed bot paUsS
u'Se !! AAo piece OF, parcel OF aud 1,ip. w.
lhe lown Oh rim Grove III siiu rOuMly, ihN ~ "
tay: beginning a. a stake Oh uu tuuiS III, y
tint street at the 'lior Invest e",n r'ae
lot Is, running thence 4. 5 l. 2lHs rs. s'I VI 3!
80.42 w, N. ". 1886 rs. 10 Fist s,,,,t e,,a "
and with Aid htrte. n. b5h /, Ail
beginning, and 9l0O acres b. The SAM, r ~
stfs oe,us ,aS sSie p.TSe Or parcel Of lSsd gnpi
ahd Cn,tye , W Me pehiu OF Cemnt~io. erI
a,u vWu1 ,S VI iWaey "in!eM meaning AID Il.
Fordyce, by deed daIed February n, IL: .ossa
"satt ~, .a puuS .aiI records o. Iheoucs,
~, ;.No, ~ useu ~ e. pske NO. aO sd
all Mee' VI tsai T. anu s,l'ale IN The hII@o
So uary' ~ ,ho Ma,ohN ,S s,eeA, pan O WHIT VI
hn 9oMa ~ W. lsast Ahu which ht0ua.I
nH iu ~ MS,os sluS sske GU NET ret t
e. Nil. o s,sen IN ~ ostI III aneceS
Il N " eSI NJ IN s,,s. 49,, .'u ' tuelte viii
~ Az. w W oSn w. ~ husht Tree, thence \, az
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Political Cntcchism,

Artdn,ds Traveller. 81 r4 1s. 5T.-'4.
"When Is the great man corrup,2r uyyben
his name ia mentioned as availatl Preai
DENTAL timber" when does he become
a,pasriotT when no writes letter de-.
claring that he has forever Withdrawn from
public li!e," rizA sG' - : = o >'A
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Hns Anybody Told Yon-


That the Democratic tizzle convention
meets next week.
That the Fourth" was quiet day in
Wheeling.
That crackers and squibs we're fred in
spite Of the ordinance aud vigiant police.
men. taVrg f2Sf, 75-S
That Tom Darrah lei! yesterday to repair
his fences.
That Fourth Of July" comes but once a
year. .,
That foreign citizens celebrate "the day"
with more enthusiasm than the native
born. ~,
That the Register has been rcsd out OF
the State House party.
That December IS will be Christmas.
That Blaine will be elected.
TnE WulspERER.
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UR. III. bl40S, VeteflhNFy Surgeon,
N las 4. 5Ith atyaa,


In reference to the above we wish to state
that pr. tn: Simon y a graduate Of one Of
the the he,t veterinary Wi w., oqlleses IN Germany
ten years one Of the leading veterinary snr.
peons in the latter plscs, and probably nm,
has moro important practice. An adveY.
tisement OF GombAult's Caustio Balsam viii
DO found In another column, - va 49,
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skinny n Gu,

"Wells' Health Remover" restores health
and vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence se1.
nal Debility. 81.
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TRUsTEE'S SALE.

w ~ virtue i d a deed Of trust made BIZ Witt,
soIs;es ; ~: I Il.s Ts oy NJ \, y,s as
dersigncd trustee, dated ihe ioth III we. 70 hsrs
ne year 1857, and recorded in m. oS NJ Ny !.
S!etk o. ne county tUutt OF hin tnn VSe o. u
StAte 0l Nest Virginia, III Deed Of J',ra,H l. "
", pages ", 70, u aud IL, will ~, AsGs' boNt IA
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-----.-.....-l LEaAL Rorloss,
u S. hkRSHAl'S SAC,
UNITED STATES or ANkR,cA
District Of nest Sl,v,,,.
Jacob K. llornbreok "s'ahIs

snSoo q, HOtuOroOk
Steamboat "Jennle caupbcl,u :.
"ha'ty L." and "Philo." t
" obedience 70 an order md ,5o.
;he i.th az o. June, 1884, In thC le catered n,
!ne United st.les. ioi TIC bi.tit. " T,W,tet CGGn
70 ! tne Gaze OF Jacob x lioinh,TtS wet intI.
steamboat jennie Campbell, sr5k sEGll,t H.
GtST ~, MaFty II, and ihlio, ,6SI, oatse, SES
Mekle. ou,fs, apparel aud lutpilS,,. eHsnth toa.
" III intervening libcN III sid cSs, dqfol a.,
" hsii a. public auction TO tho H. .seaI ptoSvt
Spiaust' Mid tte mboat Ieun,e tass and 6t,t
pafYs, Nick Ctawley. Harry n "a, HHanupbtll, NS
engines. boats. tackle, oaiat, aD, aad lhIlo III,
ture a. INC public landing III TX 1ts ana iutSI.
i,nK: west NiEinia, on TUESDAY Ky ., NhCei.
Suly I'M a. " O'Clock A. :, ssii she sih dsJ Of
eaiges VIII DO told separately All ,SS ~ nd
uhtcIhs, ana III stclNB order VIC piolety i,
Terms OF sAlc-One.ioutth Iia ,,,,,
or such further sum ~ lbs tn iGnr utSNiSe toaer
may a sIec! 70 pay. III hA, d, liz c.S y, pINtLs,
mhindet OF Tue puiChA.e money in =, atu the 10
tMilmenh payAh!e In iouf, lin, S'ise equal il.
m9nth' respectively With inte,,st io, lug 1stlTs
sMe we purchaser giving bonds Win INV VA, we Day II
curly, ~ beappr0yed By the Ms,,H, Slsnesl NJ.
iettod ihAallnents Of tho puichmc ,n"r" Ss lasds
w.; 9; Marshal District 4 ~, HtvNislS
SSALDWkLL = CALDWELL RI, ctots. 'uE'alI
Nheeltng, " Va J,Inp " i.vt
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A New York Veterinary Surgeon.
The following will impart to horse owner,
some important intormnt:on; -

EEx York, Jnly IS, 1882,
Mes1rs. LAwREscS, WILLIAM. & Col com.
menced, as tri.i, the uso oil Gombaulrs
Caustic BAlsam in my. practice over tbree
year, ago. md WIS 30 we'll pleased with its
use that have nsver been without 1t bince.
| cheerfully s.ass that have never tested A
preparation tina: gave. me such universal
satisfaction. !ttakss the place Of all blister
ing, firing or liuinents In my prsctics beinp
iar superior 10 either In beneficial effSois
without any Objectionable features. Ths
Caustic Balsan Is all you claim for il. and
no intelligent veterinarian or 'horsema,
will be without It alter becoming acquainte
with It's value Truly yours, -.
DR. Til. 61aoS, Veterinary Surgeon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-05

Jusr think Of 1t, an eight-foot Step Ladder
for ~ 90, si1.foot for 81 so, with patsnt
bucket support at Boyi's, Market Square.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-05

rangements for all the Monthly and Seml.AunuA)
Drawings OF the Louisiana State Lottery COMPANY
and IN person manage and control the Drawings
themselves, and that the same are conducted with
honesty fairness, and In good faith toward all par.
ties, and we authorize tho Company 10 use this
certificate, with isc-Mmiles Of our signatures A.
tached, In Its Advertisements" ~ :.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-05
DEE.

sTRuNz's Genuine Wax Soap will not color
the clothes yellowish. ga,r.