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UELlIAlRE.t'
-. - :. tyJ94 EtssJ A'sttiy! y
a rollctinRn'a Unhappy Lot-vnrioun Se,s,

a \ r.ollccman's bic Unhappy Lot-vnrious Nova
IS K; E;ittjjl! Notes. 4
Mrs. Simpson, OF Mingo, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Robert Chisholm, ,ii7G'" I'll.
TThe Union Window Glass works on
Saturday shut down for. an indefinite
time. a 80, : ~ -. ''''q =,
Miss Blamcy will teach school in ono.
OF t!!a basement rooms Of tho Fouitl, ward
building. s}l,,I7li W. : - :
John Braldon llas returned to Bcllaire
from inc west and has bought 'Harpers
livery stand. II 4 M ri -, :
Bellairc had five steamboats, in s;oht a. {
once saturday, and things were livened
up on tile landing. f 5,,'z .5,-,5. -
Mr. and Mrs James Mctiresoru arc home
from visit to their former home IN tho
Shenandoah valley. .E |6fi5f"ss.I = = =
The First Presbyterian conpret;on ia
talking Of y class In vocal. I'M usic. 10 he
taught by Prot schoield. g ~ ~ - = -
The two new water-works boilers oro
now in place just outside of the Old boiler
house and ready for roofing. fi'ss e
Mr.: i. W.Wenner, Of Tilln, has been
appointed one OF the teachers Of the High
School. ia place Of Mr.. Lou Mertz.1 I.i'zi' 2
Mr. Harper, many years POSTMASTER
here, has been i'll town some days. He
was afterwards postmaster al New Chm;
perland, Where lie;stilllvcss:5.f "a, f;,.;i 4
}A:s5One ofthe evening papcfs says III hssa1. :
Of turkeys for Thanksgiving d#as inihenBe..
while the sotlier says very f6wEwefe soil. y
| giving us proof the great number. unsoil'g
The, ,salcs were very large, but Tho niarkSts,,
We're better supplied than they used to les
Mr.. Henry ManXelmnann left on Sutnr:
day Tor Canton, where he will Le Nj Iaster +.
Carpenter OF Connotton Valley railroad.
Ills iamilywill remain hero awhile, Mr.
iiass, Of Wellsville, will take the vacant
place on the Cleveland & Pittsburgh force
here. 1g. - tss.i,iI -, q - 80
# Officer Wilson, OF tho First ward. made
m arrest last week OF one .Moyer, ala.
Roach, 1.-THE mans fellows almost suc- E
ceeded In preventing the arrest. Mover q,
had to be pounded severely to subdue
him: In the row pistol was fired. some
Say byn Mrs. Sigworth, relative OF Nov
or. NO. one $was shot. officer Wilson
was charged by the woman with shooting
with intent to kill Meyer. The oflicer's /.
pistol had not been fired and WINS broken
so that he could not have fired it, y BIT IN !
ls now an established manner OF procedure +
to have Justice Of tho Peace atrcs. every &
policeman TINT makes u merit ID arrcstt.y..
The Mayor Saturday evening dlsuissnits.s dliidts,
Mrs. Meyer, charged Withholding the shoot-.&,,
ing y 's:s % 81 80;
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WHAT has become q. those side re.
marks reading Henry & :. Davis out Of the
party because he 50 fur forgot the princi-
Piles OF Jefferson and Jackson and Dour-
bon as to be on friendly terms with
blaine? The voice Of the growler is hush
ed in the land, for Mr.. Davis in a cabinet
place would have the ,ladling out Of rich,
warm, tootllsome pap. - g3,,,,s i /,
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q puILApELrnlA, PA, Nov. S0-Jack
Dempsey, Of New York, and Mike Mallon,
Of Philadelphiaa atoughta prize hght!iu;the
second story ofa building il sthis'titylast
night, Gloves were; used, ,sands were hard
packed. The fgbt was torsl5O q sideand
an-extIa purse Ecentributedby the spasta:
tors. Mallon later receiving 4 terrible
pounding, complained he was tnot ii, con-
dition and asked Dempsey: to fight him
SOME other time. Dempsey replied in the
affirmative. The men shook, hands and
Mallon was helped OUT, The fight was
given TO DEMPSEY. flss33s:a s:aa' 4 4
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A AFAMOUSLiPFRiSQN.
LUDLOW sTl.EEr JAIL, NEW, ronK.
:, '.tN' ~ ia y -t-A i. .Ei
Comforts and Convenisncos the Prisoners
Enjoy-Lusuriss That Can lie Bought.
NJ Celebrated OconpantA-IIow"l "l,ccly"
Jones Spends Her. Time, VI

IN, ~. a -h H1EN .fl II
'"'Tetp0nae"tse e 1s "s. y 4t t"ea.Oe'ee 4
{ Lud!oWstreet jail, New York, possesses
features In common with the old debtors
prisons described in tho navcs of certain
mod.rn rov.,,,,. /. f,, =. ,n,.,,S, t..,.
'sue , - Ao's.''''.- a, ~ 40 po'''o'e i.o!
D."'s q. W. 'ua' P'"s' " aa'"aee' ~ y
,".e'es'nS'y 'G.4ae peyona Ill o'ne'
,a.'s 1, ~ c. ~" iu,s, Wy o'A.e' anu TUE
a.;e'.,a;, ..'sa '.s.t1, s,'.,. % nv'eoS. Y NJ
s.'.u..ou III. ~ ~ Sss.'ne'N = s!ns mofe
o'cNol..y. s.4of.' II p.escnts 1ea'
lures wi'ch the iancllul scrlbbler finds
symbolized In fall country scenes, con,
cerning which writer's and parsons peri!
odically e1patiate at this season Of the
year. a ,,..s4E ~ " 5
soMS DEPARTED JOYS. ,,,
A year aud a hall AGO Ludlow ; Street
Jail had n barS,which e,sa,lv nron, NJ
~ !, - .is,s,,.i ss,i p'"on'no'eu p"nS -
sne con'olt anu 'conViVlaiity from time
immemorial enjoyed within It's walls. Up
to recent date its inmates were inrr;v;l.
eped IN rnlav l,;ll;ar,. NJ tho .c,cooot ;si ~, +,
,snal cons;d ration cbarssd w,tbo,,t s iGan .,,e
ia tLe samc cdifv;no nnst;ma ~ 1 .uoo,s woo.s
of olIiral v;rtns ;1arcsI % tha = - sIaSn, ~, II,
wh;rh resulted in NO oiovo s,,auoat W." 'nluaty ~
nr;vat;ans Stiii tha nr;sonosa sahs'stea , us,
r,lii,rn m Iniiow Siraet ora th.. ~, ,on. o.,'
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To.slcnr the Citizens Meeting con-
venes tgain ut the Court House to con.
sler the financial condition Of the city.
There ought to be general attendance,
for thisisliterally "everybody's business" "
Tile last meeting was very interesting,
and this is not likely to be less so. " a a,
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Nor only in Wheeling, butin Cincin-
natl rs well, Governor-elect Wilson seems
to have been assuring tho gamblers that
bets on 5000 majority in West Virginia
were safe. That would have been the
ease il Wilson and the rest OF. them could
have thrown out Fayette county. But
Fayette stands, and though the official re-
turns are not all in, the majority is prob
ably safely below 5000. How much good
con'did Wilson have on it? vi ~;
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FIRE insurance mcn urge the passage Of
national bankrupt law because it will
enable desperate debtors to arrange their
affairs without "selling out to the insur-
ancc companies" This is 4 very striking
way to put it. Nothing is gained by tying
up debtors SO that they cannot get out OF
the tolls and make fresh start. w.
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The y aln.si, el,,'aetts Why.

i Ne New ionK, Nov:3o.-A mad dog made
people scatter Mt the corner Of Houston
and Mulberry, streets this afternoon. .Iu
the midst Of tho cxcitelnenta u well lsessed
gentleman lnndcT a run for tile rabid ami
maj, picked him up by the nape 81 lie
meek nd cut his, throat with a pen.knife.
saying quietly at tho same time, this il
the way we do it III Massachusetts. n !,
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TIE claim Of the West Virginia Democ-
racyt seat in the Cabinst-at the first
table, so to spoak-is based on the claim
Tim, it required hard tugging to hold this
State in the Democratic column. After
this admission we arc willing to speak to
Governor Cleveland in behalf OF the boys.
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No Outlety'ct.

,BAir,xoaE, Mn, Nov. .so.-lt is stated
otficdiallytllat there is no foundation for
tho report that the Baltimore 4 Ohio road
has completed arrangements for an outlet
from New! York TO the West to the Bound
Brook and Reading roads to Philadelphia
and Harrisburg, and thence by Starps-
burg and liagerstown to the main steu, Of
the Baltimore \ Ohio at Wolverlon. '5i
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Tue Cincinnati Eaqairer asks, twill
SOME one simply hit the crank Of the c. @.
In the mouth with rotten orange, y Edi.
,orial courtesy can hardly 80 further than
this without slipping up on something. =.
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JrDuE BuANSoS's attention is politely
directed to this, from the Parkersburg Sen.
lind of his own household Of faith !:
"Judye Brannon is staking steps looking to
contest Of the election in, the First dis.
trict. Wethink he was not elected and q
contest will not avail" Wouldn't the
Weston Postotlfce suit the Judge as we'll
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candle or other illuminator all night in
their cell II they wish. and from half-past
FIVE in the morning till .half.past seven in
the evening they wander at their own
sweet will in the corridors OF their prison.
house, with exercise in the ample yarl
during. IN hour in the morning. Those
who pay. extra, for the accommodation are
slmptuously entertained on the ground
floor; of the establishment and there il
historic ground for the belief that they are
not compelled by any severity of disci-
pline'to remain strangers to the outside
world during the period Of their alleged
incarceration. Some confidential persons
imprisoned November 1, for ofTensey
against the election laws-poor fellows
too, unable to buy ''extras'-found them.
selves SO unprecedentedly comfortable
while in prison that they communicated
their r solution, TO offend again In the same
way on their first opportunity ufter:3their
release. The inquiry is pertinent,swho
"happy family" Of which Miss Becky
Jones, n prisoner, declares herself 10 be q
mmnberT ~
They numbered only from forty to forty.
five in n house with roomy quarters for. at
least l25. From fifteen to twenty of thom
have committed otfenscs against the laws
Of tho United States, and the balance ar.
civil prisoners '.in" for debt, and In some
cases. awaiting the slow process Of legal
relief, or ,nilitia.rhen WHO have offended
againstithe Military Code Of the Etn pire
State, and are serving out the first, second
and higher number of, the twenty.days'
sentence imposed on persons imprisoned
on this account. The company, taken us
whole, is US harmonious as select, md
tho illustration ofsa ships passengers
seems very apt in 'thefobservation Of lie
means they adopt To- kill itime. i Asgood.
Library, the morning and evening papers.
games, conversation, music, preaching,
+1ecturihR. playing with pet alli,nala, bat6.
ing, proinenading, smoking md the recep.
ton Of visitors, vary tliie blessed with:
good eating and drinking and sleeping il, i,
wholesome, iclean beds III light cells az
ornamental and even Injurious rs Tic
means OF their inmates admit Of their being
made. The excitement attending new
arrivals aud departures gives 4 zcst 10. the
days proceedings which q voyager on a
long trip must periorce do without. Fresh
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uonoring tho Govornos. General OF. .IndIn.
ssFBoApAY,iN Nov. q. Two monster meet
ings Of natives were held to-day, one at
the Town Hall and an overflow meeting
outside, attended by 10000 persons
Resolutions were adopted to present an
address 70 Marquis Hip n, the re-
tiring Governor General of Indiu,.'and
tU,OOO rlipees Il were subscribed {, to
found an industrial institution as mem.
orial TO the Marquis. The speakers
highly praised his moral elevation, prac-
tical good sense md statesnanship., There
were frequent demonstrations OF loyalty
TO Queen Victotiu.hsA number Of native
princes telegraphed their sympathy with
tho objects The injecting. 's,.
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/ Colcritlgo Trying to Co,mruprom,,e. :.

:lIoSD9S, Nov. eo.-BernArd Coleridge,
son OF Lord Chief Justice ColeFidge;; Is
endeavoringf to arrange d 5compromise
with +. NJ. adams, the bartister, to whom
thejury lately accorded a verdict ior: $l5,-
600. Colcridge has offered To- pay ali the
costs Of prosecution and s., 900 cash to
Adams, to finally settle the matter.
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New 3onk, Nov. 3o.1The managers Of
the actors'fund benefit met this afternoon
ct the Grand Opera House and passed
rssolutions thanking Governor, Cleveland
for his acceptance Of san,invitationT to be
present at the benefit Thursday, and for
his kind words. regarding the profession.
The Governor and party will occupy three
boxes on the occasion. I The same COM
mittee TINT waited on the Governor start
ed tonight for Washington ITO request
President Arthur's, presence ut the .per-
fOrMuuce ,l.--. ;;1ss77r 4 fftg.cf =. ~ -
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!. .CleHelnnd aenan q pro.nns nj. .l.:,,. z

ALBANY N. ", Nov. %. President.
elect Cleveland is apparently mot anxious
to receive presents from his admirers, IN:
tercsted or disinterosted. nWednesday3he
received from a gentleman in BROOKLYN,
by express, a fine Newfoundland dog. On
Thanksgiving Day the Governor penned a
polite letter 10 the donor and started tic
'1log back home again. ,lleAj& ,R}5lf';,.7
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II Cleveland won't lot Hendricks run
things for four years, how; does he expect
Hendricks 10 nominate himself ii 1888?
Does he intend to twist the coming history
Of his country out OF joint2 4. ,.,,5,,,.
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Y PlGnMrY Council.

BALTIMORE, Mp, Nov.iso.AAnother
solemn session 81 the Plensry- Council; Of
the Catholic Church ofthe United States,
was hnld sat $the Cathedral today. High
mass was celebrated by Bishop iauyhlili,;
Of Brooklyn, the music, which was Gre.
gorlan; being sung by two choirs and forty
seniinarians. Bishop tHennessy, Of Du.
buque, preached the sermon on aThe
Sanctity Of the Church, !" taking as a text
ths . 9. tiith chapter Of Paul's Epistle to the
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a @aI 1884
t,oun. NEW oovrRj,;ol,nr:l5jl1 O or
Bays Some Furniture III Cine h,nati aud ral
l ". ~ N hnnA kl,n Ell ia~.-E 49,

y < u About tho Escsioa: TX
CYrcinhalt Enquirer. ;EitlTa \, Z, s5i I, 3b,, \
Hon. L. W. Wilson, tho Goyernor.elect
OF West Virginia, who has been at tue
Butnet afew days with his wife, left for
his home In Charleston last evening. 4 Mr..
and Mrs. Wilson have been In Cincinnati,
buying furniturr and household goods for
q splendid residence the new Governor
has recently completed. Mr.. Wilson has
been conspicuous in West Virginia poll
tics for good many years, and is consid.
cred one OF the best lawyers III tho State.
Before his nomination for Governor he
served several terms In the Legislature,
with distinction To himself and 10 the
satisfaction Of his constituents. He is ct
the same time handsome and intellect.
ual appearing gentleman.E In conversa.
tion concerning political aliala he
said that West Virginia could now.
be considered IA safely and reliably a
Democratic State, and that he regarded
the change ,fron, an October to a Noyeln.
Der State hs a very wise movement" lie
thinks Ohio would do we'll to follow the
example, as two elections so nearly to.
ge&her only engendered great excitement,
are damaging 10 business, and invite tho
,meddling Of corruptionists. !, The mai
inthe State ia q few less than five thou.
sand, and the Governor expects 1t to run
oven. that when tho present contest In
Fairfield county FAyeite] is settled. This
county IL III mountainous country, in.
hRbitedi dilarvalv hy ,,ouronr o,J fs.,noA
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Itellef Tor IockiuIEi x valley Mn, ~, Z.

Pl1TsnunGn, pa Noy.j;9O AZ call has
been issued for 4 meeting Of the:leads q
the labor organizations, TO be held at tho
,Amalgamated Association Office to.,nor.
row evening, to take some action toward
sending srellet 70 : the Hooking Valley
miners now on a strike.sst 49,; u u. 80
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A CORRESPONDENT, wants to know what
attitude Senator Camden threw hlmseli In
when he relaxed his negation." Politely
referred to the Register. a., ~. y. ~
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I Scl,u,x an Congress.

LoSnoS, Nov. 90.-Carl sclurr has
written a letter 10; Professor Bryce upon
tho double working Of the chambers Of
legislation in America. Mr.. schurz says
popular judgment is right in regarding a
double chamber as a necessary part OF
American political II stitutions. Any pro-
posal 10 abolish these Legislative bodies
would find no consideration in the United
States. Americans are justly proud Of
.helr. Senate, which does not represent my
privileged class; or any separate interests,
but is extremely useful as part OF the
American legislative machinery. I'S
The letter from Mr.. Schurz on this topic
arose from q reference by Professor Bryce,
asking him ifhe considered 1t advisable. ior
England tocontinne the House Of Lords as
II legislative l,odv. t'if,&' Il Z, II /.
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Ir's quite evident tho weIShty corps Of editor nj
striker, On the lSTrLLGESCEK arc deeply Interested
IN mmmagius the editorial columns ot ihs Rtysttr.
Thauksl-E.hisir original tdiioridl. - g.
Rummsgc isn't tho word-the IxrELLr-
cEScER revels in the second.story.Market
street English Of those columns. Don't
mention it. n .ge y lil59'..45ss z, 4 a
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:HgcKY JoNxs's CELL.

airin abundancean and adequatellght, polite
treatment and social amenities which rem.
der visit to6Ludlow Street JUL quite 4
pleasant event in the narrator recollec.
ton OF his varied experiences, are men.
TONED as, additional ,reabons whyithe fair
Becky description is an exceedingly; apt
one. Miss Jones can talk, and talk az.
ceedinglytwell, too, though al this writing
seven months "lappy" prisoner because
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fsuOTiIIEls TRADUCEn.

Tho Pnris!ams. .Nympatl,lxe with Nine,
h: 2 Auy"es- element Over tho Anair.. :. q
/ PAnls, Nov. 2o.-sympathy for Madame
llugucs, who shot her tradurer day before
yesterday, IS intensfedIbys the sfact tha,
both Hughes: and. his 3swife S;devotedly
nursed sufferers from cliolefa during Tie
,prevalenesof tile 'epidemimar !Alarseilles.
- NJ 7Paul:tie CassasnacS editor Of; Le. pays.
-censidersit hu, laJyEa heroine, and 3lIrees
the entire press o;upholtlEher.H Hughes
says his wife proposed 10 partake Of a
lovers breakfast" before going to court.
She WIS in excellent spirits during tho
meal. Before leaving her homo she pre:
pared a bundle OF clothes for use during
her stay In prison. She has asked The
prison authorities that she may be pro.
vided with material for modelling in t:lay,
NJ. Hugues, in an interview, expressed
confidence that his wife would be trium.
phantly acquitted by the Court. Nine.
Hughes shas a daily reception at the ST.
Iazaire prison. Hundreds OF cards from
members OF ,all political. sections in Paris
and O large number. Of floral offerings
have been sent her. Her two young
daughters are permitted to- visit her. nj.
Hugues states that his wife kept him in
ignorance as to the cause. Of the tragedy,
explaining slier absence from home BY
telling him slie was preparing a bust for
the salon. Public interest in the affair
oyert0ps, for, the time, political ques-
t1nnp .I,Ss, ~, l'.t,s.it ~ - ~
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Awroa1Irued nu,baud Kllis Two p, Persons ,.,.

A Wronged Husband Kills Two Persons. y
oRASoEnuRa, s. O., Now 2o..--George
Hayne, Of this county, went to the house
Of Della Cutler in search Of his wife, who
had left him 4 few days before, and Who
was boarding with the Cutler woman, to.
gether with Calvin Redmon. iIlayne
called Re.lmon !, out 5and shot him and
Della Cutler dead. He also tried to kill
Frank Blue, WIG. was in the house, but
the latter escapedand} informed the sher.
1T Of whit had taken plaza. Hayno was
captured and will probably be hanged.
|. He says lie intended to kill Blue because
ofhis intimacy with Mrs. Hayne, and he
killed the others because they harbored
her when she left him. s3..i, ri
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Mr. llESDnlcxs Is willing enough to
way, bu. tho other end Of It doesn't seem
to DO IN responsive mood, present tense.

CoSonEss resumes business to-day. The
country may resume when 1t learns what
Congress Is going to do and what Is yo.
iny TO leave undone. 3i4p .n.., -
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is IT a tooth in to say that St. Jacobs Oil
will cure. the toothache, and you won't
have TO have the tooth out :? 4 y 4. .Fgf,l *
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Ghe q,t'tlelliia)ttjlttftal|;rll;:, i )tjt tl|;l;:
once, Nos. so anI II Fourtsenth street.;

Aswc 20 to press the Wheeling offices
have not been disposed OF. yy,, s,7 Z, ,,,t, ~.
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REMNANTS OF black goods to-day. HI
+. NJ, McGlLLIN 4 Co,
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DIED, t,Ers1,. 5sIt
,MERIAIon Sunday eyp.,,as, Nos.,ohcr ~ ,so,
alY O'clock, iEiSE!S ERltx, il, u,c ~" yros ~ III.
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I, , REMNANTS OF silks,a Fl NJ. iAlcGillin &
Co.'S To-day. ,flti R 5iMsIls;t itsIrs :. = II I
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suggestion IS made that the law
authorizing the Issue Of postal notes be 50
a,ncndeil as to permit such notes to be
drawn payable, like money:orders to a dc.
slgnatcd individual or his indorsee, when
the purchaser desired it. IiJaS{ iitia b
A Recommendation il made that the fec
for money orders not exceeding IS be- ri.
ducea from eight to I'VE cents, a reduction
which thesystem, with itspresent revenue,
can well afford. -, -, = 4, < ~. :; J,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-05
9 1tuteS u IIerIei.

Ger apetit zines goseIs f
a uerorbentIi6. Cine Orohel per-
3ebrt auf einmal bic srOBte Sbnete. Sin
Mann wiirbs inbemielben SerbdltniB cine
sanse &inosfsul. gum Nittasbrob ellen.
Nnb bas Hotbfel6en lit b0dft gefrdBis.
Man bat aussere3net, baB, nm ein &Otbs
febl6en BEL normalem @epi6t su erbalter,
cine Mense tbisrii6er 6oit td9li6 srfors
berli6 lit, bic einem IA SUB Iansen Res
senpurm slei6tommt. Nimmt man einen
Meniden BON sewSbnli6em @euidt, unb
uersleidt man feline Malle nit Der bes
&Otbfsbldens, 10 ldBt ii9 bere9nen,' wie
uiel Nabruus ct in "a Stunben uerbrau6en
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