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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-26
GENTS GLOVES.

Gents kid gloves, and 2-buttOn. a
to 81, 81. 25 TO 81 75.
Cent? dog skin, and 2-button, u to
o., 81 to 81.
Cent? leather lined, plain and fur top,
Z 10 10, per pair, 75c. 10 81 80.
Cent? heavy buck plain and lamb
lined, 81. so TO So so.
Gents gauntlet gloves, buck and dog
skin palms, TIC. TO 81.
Cent? heavy cloth gloves, leather
palms, 81. 25 to 81 70.
Gents silk and wool WHISTLES, loo to 81.
GENTS, YOUTHS and BOYS COLLARS and
CUFFS.
Gents linen collars, all the latest styles,
sizes IA TO IS, per doz., rs 10 81 15.
Gents linen cults, to lll, per doz., %
TO $3.50.
Boys linen collars, II to IA, per doz.,
ST. 80 10 81.
Gents aud Boys paper collars, per
box, 10 10 25c.
GENTS and BOYS NECK WEAR.
Boys ties, bows and scarfs, each 10
10 SOC.
Gents fancy aud black and white
bows, 25 to Toe.
Gents black and colored to HIN, %
TO Toe.
Gents claudent scarfs, black and col
cred. 56e. to 81 80.
Gents puff scarfs, black and cOlored,
pc 10 81 5.
Cent? fiat scarfs, black and colored
soc. 10 $3.50.
UMBRELLAS.
Scotch bingham, natural sticks, 20, IS
30, 81. "a inch, 81 70 81.
, i 49, oiea, ~ ~ - 20 "a
Twllled silk and serge, 20, q, 3O.inch
81 10 $40.
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as'u"s' ,,'. as 'sos.'ey -, ".',J suv" .,nnn.
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'aA's "o '"" IN nr.o, p'r,1'ss
p,.o,r,d IT., arno,ntma,,s hv IN.
mr.. siSsnt ~ ofIicas jn ,he territories shonl6
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Sabin's Say.
The News at washington.

wAsHrseros, June s. lPrest.J The
bullrtin announcing the purpoft OF tne re-
publjcan platform relative to the tariff,
adopted at Chicsgo. created more Interest
smore The members II the hon .e than any
rulletiu from tc-dsy's meeting OF the con-
Mr. Morrison ssys the plank means the
republIcans will keep all they have got
ara get al thev can. They raise the tsx
on tin plates, crtfon ties and few other
things"
Nr. Hewitt, Of New Ycrt. savs: rhs &C.
i'-- - he repuh''r-as r1rs1s t1rr '-@nt ~
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'THB PEOPLES OPPORTUNITY
Are the Bargains Of
GOLDSMITH BROS.
ia Elm Street.

Among tho numerous lots of goods which we have been
enough during the past week. when panic
prices prevad in New York. is large and complete line OF
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CHICAGO, June O.. n tlrnau HenderaJn
called the cJuvsntinn md the vast audi
erca TO order a. T:35 p. IN. and saic:
GENT EMES or THE CoNYRSTl IN u ndet
the ru cs adopted, the order OF ou-ines'
now is the pr, senta,ion Of candidates Tor
president.
Mr.. butcher, of New York "Mr. Chair
ma j ask unanimous consent to ohef
tha following resolution:
"Rasolv d, That the committee on eea's
be directed 10 i,sue 500 tickets OF admission
| TO veteran soldiers ard sailors, 10 be dis.
,ribuled through the ch s,Iman OF the sew
ersl states delegations
Mr.. Howe, oi Nebra.ks: Il second ths
motionn
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And thi Lowokt PfIces In The CIly AZ,
BRYAN d BRADSHAW,
5i5 Fim street.
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Dress Goods !!

At tithe of their actual value Encouraged by the COM
pee sale Of Hosiery have
to place line counters for this week Till we
sell them all out.
, 1884-03-08
T E L E G r A NJ S.
ST.. THOMAS STATIC

New York, Feb 28'h-The Lon
don "CimeS," in an editorial com
mrnting on HE reccnt dynamite ex-
p'n~ion at Victoria Station, express
e> the opinion that it will provoke re.
prISaIs against the IRISH.
News from alexandria reports
that the EgypIilns are displaying a
mntInous spirit.
At a dinner given by The Kaiser in
honor of the Russian Prime, the
former toasted The or ,r, accompany.
ing the toast with an offer of friend
ship to Russia.
The death is announced of Mr.. W.
II. Hunt, \mpricnn Ambassador and
f'in'~t"r PI"nIp"trntIary al the Court
of vt. Prtersburg,
Point-a-Pitre, Feb 28th The
French transatlantic steamer "VlIle
de Bordeaux" due here on the 18Th
instant, arrived at $50 AIN. to-day.
, 1884-03-08

The census of 1850 showed for Chtia4sed a population of 1899, for Fpderhael
the table OF 1881 and 1882 we are low by 80 individuals. richer an increase Oh a popu
lfon of 1890 whMh in other countries would be the cause of gave consideration as
being altogether too aIrmmgy small, but W are accuse med to things looking serious
at quite INK her rate md We look upon the 50 newcomers as something heyoni all
expectations The mortality among our infants is still our disgrace. and our social ca
lamuy. OF the 1897 children OfthO > years. only ia lived one year while 81 62IoA
hive died. Not even every third child an stand the rN5 OF life in St Cir for one
wear It stands to rpaont thai. our well known imnOrI Y has something to do with
it. Ofthe 1857 children 1862 (7O523o) we're Ibgtimat, and among the 22 newborn
infants that died within their first month"; here we're - legitimate 22pn of 1897.
1527oo of 2G2 to 222 ibgUmae Q2420o of 1877, 843oo of 2G2L 1t is not the
temptations Of the own that produce The Legitimate births Not less than $780, of
the iegimaes belong to the country districts 1t is accordingly by a good deal more
than the half part that the field hbDling class shares mthe destruction and dmnuion
of our population by the prevalence Of deaths among the Nightmares. Our planters
cry for immigration, But meanwhile they see the native infants ENGRAVING by hun
dmds every year without tyag tC prevent It. When shall we have proper nurseries
on all our @tats2 One glance at he table will suffice toShow, where the danger lies
While the first month of life. took away 263 infants all the following II months of the
first year of life carried away only $50, which means, each of til IN only 81 If during
200 out of the 49,. There might nov be 200 boys Of ) years OF age more alive on the
Island. And most likely there would be more than that, for the tables show a great
decrease If deaths as soon as the first year of life is Ac> ssuIy passed If hst 200
had lived, their hbOur would in some year b. Of great value AMI will it then be more
proftabe to import 200 abouers at a high premium?
, 1884-03-08

heavy weather, which commenced
shortly after her departure from ST.
N"zaire, neceSsitating her putting
into FayaI for shelter. No damage.
New York, Feb. 29th.-A Lon.
don despatch states that Govern
ment analysts with dlnlmite pack
ages in their possession have
been arrested at Chnrin9 Cross. 1t is
thought they are probably victims of
a practical Joker who has taken nd,
vantage OF the present scare.
In the House of Commons vester-
day Sir William Harcourt announced
that II thirI Internal machine has
been found at the Paddington Rail
way Station.
Mr.. Gladstone introduced the C0un.
ty Franchise bill.
Paris advIceS report that theFrench
police are tracking dynamiters.
Il is announced that NJ. de Mar
cero, a deputy for the Nord, has been
elected "a life Senator.
The German papers deny that the
Government has any intention OF an
neXing Holland.
Continental news states that the
friendship between the Gear and His
Holiness the Pope has been re- es-
tabliShed. and that a Russian Minis
ter will go to the Vatican Immediate
ly.
New York, March 1st-lt is an
nouoced that Admiral Labombe has
been appointed to The command Of
the French division in the Antilles.
A despatch received from Saigon
states that The Fr4nch forces will
march on Blc Nmh ON The Sth inst.
yhe Times" in an editorial, rx-
presses the opinion that America
ought to suppress dynamiters. Eng
land, il is said, will address Il note to
the United States Government on the
subject,
Parliamentary intelligence states
that Mr.. Gladstone has included
three new counties IN the franchise
bill which will increase the voting
power by two millions.
The Tories object to the bill with
out a cont %'mporaneous plan for the
redistribution of seats.
News from the Soudan reports
that another proclamation by Major
General Gordon threatening to sum,
mon the British forces has caused a
sensation.
ST Thomas, LIST Marketable be-
tween Antigua and Guadeloupe in
t"rruptcl, cutting off Guadeloupe,
Dominica, Martinique, St Lucia, St
Vincent and Barbados from telpgra-
phic communication with other Is
lands, United States and Europe. The
"Duche>S' is engaged repairing the
T'inidad-G Grenada cable, which is ex-
perted to be completed daily, and
will restore communication between
all Islands. Ftlst vessels have been
chnrtered to RIM between Antigua
and Guadeloupe to convey despatch
eS. Delay about ten hours.
New York, March Ord - %TntelIi-
gence from the Soudan reports that
Baker Pasha. having been largely re-
lnforcpd, advanced along the Tel
Road with four thousand troops,
, 1884-03-08
or CE

II S hereby given that The HALF
IL YEARLY DIVIDEND of TWO
PER CENT. on the paid up Capital
of this Institution declared at a
Meeting Of Proprietors held this day,
will be payable at the Bank tomor-
row and every day after during the
hours Of business.
Bank of st. Thomas,
St. Thomas 3rd March 1884.
CHAS. STRANDGAARD.
Manager
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:, EtH.F " .HatFI Hr E y '7ii..+Ia
Hnirsh for the Yea. whore the chowde,s be,
,rA,hd nc ,culpin wints his horn Sp''lI III.
" hna tns ,.sr M Shine through the spumy brn,
fof INC batnscle blows aud the conger crows
Al we chlc the picked pawn. 80 ~ ~
Th Lei IS S S The Z gs my lads
WITH thu breeze Ihatt, aud fore. and mn f21I
Wen drive oer the wind.whippcd Yea.
Hear ne bo's'n shouts "Iet tho Dor. hatch outi
, Haul tho atlldayils taut, ''''I''1,-' 80
, Where the dead nights ploim Is caught! :.
Delay the he'll TIL the compass heel
ana tho watei.lino runs shortp' l "
W. n hsva snSes Nv, ,S WIN tho mad monsoon
Ana 10 lightly laced tho veScl'g waitt. .,F'
AZ wesk!a DER tbs creamy sea.
Tho sea.gulls Shrek from tbe io,'a,d peas, iG
AZ tho shrimpS 90 prlnciuc by.
And tho mermnld,l is, tho Whaling buoy. y.
While the urchia pipes his eye; ''0''
Inc dog ltl nnrk at the Il psy shark. t 2 "
AIdshe halibut Join tho cry, H..
ahs e Ms s ms,S K fhs' a. Tho good .hp speeds.
zoe the wind In the sill blows a rnn,linvale.
Anu we plow The furrowcd sea. o.
ho einnnac!e, ny from the cap,an hight
By the ianyarts light through tho nasty nipht
Mow'll acud before tho mast! > r
fot me pfGezs Is nlce and the lover Is FREQ. II
Aud schooner OF beer has passed.
Hurrafar the shlpl Iu.ra for Tho cnwt
Merry, merry boys We are 80 "a Il,
ana our course y pressed for tho glowing west
AZ We rise on the yeas,y sea, - 49,
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ed to be extremely cold and Indictment
throughout the winter months. It Ia true
that the climate Ia cold In winter, which
is the case In all high latitudes; but Il Is by
no means uniformly so. The air being
very dry, does not absorb the heat from
the body. An ordinary day In Minnesota,
with the thermometer, ranging from zero
to 20 degrees above, Ia quite pleasant,
and mechanics frequently work out OF
doors oil day with the Thermometer at 10
or y degrees below zero, feeling little or
no Inconvenience. Those who have come
Into the Stato from more eoushefly districts
assert that they lose lees time here, because
oil Indictment weather, than In the 10.
calities. they left. In reality, there
Is but little difference as to tho
length Of Beasonp, between this
State and the northern portions Of Indiana,
Ohio and Pennsylvania. As they approach
tho West the lines OF isothermal latitude
bend northward, and what little difference
there Is In the duration Of the cold terms
in tho northwest 10 duo rather to tho in.
creased length ofthe winter nights than 10
greater internally Of the cold. In Mime.
sofa spring commonly begins about the
first OF April, and planting is dono soon
after. Harvesting commences In July, and
is continued into August, and autumnal
trosts make their appearance from the 10Th
till the Goth OF October. But 1t. Is in this
latter month that Indian summer beglnp,
and 1t frequently lasts from four to six
weeks. The advent OF wintry weather,
until which time iall blowing may be con.
tinued, takes place about the Goth OF No.
vember usually. After this tho cold in
creases gradually in severity until about
the middle Of December, when winter
fairly sets In. But the weather Ia by no
means constantly cold during the winter
months. There are frequent warm inter-
walls, sometimes Of only fow days dura.
ton, and again continuing for weeks.
But the historian has paid all he has to
Say at present-of public interest
public not caring about internal or domes.
tic affairs Of people, unless scan mag. be
connected Herewith : and there being no
cloud in sight OF that here in our party, wo
retire in good order, hoping to be enabled
to continue this report in the near future.
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Stop That Caught

By using DR.. Frazisr's Throat sad Ling
Ba!sam-thea only sure cure for Coughs,
Colds, aoarseness and Sore Throat, ana sill
diseases Of the throat and lungs. Do not
neglect Cough. : I. may prove fatal. Scores
md hundreds Of grateful people owe their
lives to Dr.. Frazer's Throat aud Lung Bal.
Gam, and no family will ever be without it
after .once using it, and discovering Its mar
Syeious power, It is put up in large family
bottles and sold for the small price so cents
per bottle. FnAzIER MEDICINE Co., Props,
Cleveland, Ohio. .sr5 -
Saratoga High Rock epriug Water tor sale
BY druggists. -S5.
:. Wholesale Ageuts: J.oeAs d Co., Wheeling,
Y. Va, and J. G. Dent & Co.. Bridgeport,
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HeaIthtiis! w ea|th!

Z Dw L. G. Wssr's SkayE ASp ,ERAI% TREAT
MxSr. u guaranteed specific far 1lystcEln. D;z?i-
,itSiaeis. Esryoas RI osirntion cnused by tho nse
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sanity and ie,,lins 70, miseiN decay and death.
1v :hsr so III n Ms Losses a spcsmat
orrccn caused bynror.pxcr,iGn q tho brain. sei.
abuse or uver.in.lulgenue, IAch heS contains
one mSnih's treatment. sI.njn lax. or six boxes
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WE GUARANTEE kIf BONES
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for SiF boxes accompanSd VIZ. ~! W. "a W RI.
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4 ~. 4. ii.-r p 10 .r.-HT-a' q
A Remark ablp EscaDc

Mrs. Mary A. Daley, Of Tunkhsuuock, Pa,
was afflicted for ak years with Asthma and
Bronchitis, during which time tho beat ply
sicians could give no relie.. Her lie was
despairod OF, until in last October che pro;
cured bottle Of Dr.. Kings New Discovery,
when Immediate reliet was felt, and by con.
tinuing its use for short tins she was COM
pletely cured, gaining In atsh 50 lbs In a few
months. 10, Trial bottles ct this certain
cure OF all Throat and Lung diseases at Lo.
gan 4 Co.'s drug store. Large bottles 81 90.
-. NNrAW 2i..,a ~ iSi-I sp34. III r.
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The best blood purifier and system ragula.
tor ever placed within the reach OF suffering
Humanity, truly 10 Electric Bilterr. lnac,iv-
ity Of the Liver, Biliousness, Jaundice, Con-
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the urinary organs or who ever requires IN
appetizer, tonic or mild stimulant, will al.
ways find Electric Bittera the best and only
certain cure known. They &C. surely and
quickly. every bottle guaranteed to give en-
Il. e satisfsction or money refunded. Sold at
fii.' y cents bottle by Logan & Co. Mwraw
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NLEFELAND & PITTSBURGH
~ lTfF rs sTi9T !tli,IJg srS,,l--.lI : ~ y
In tsd rsT rs sl TIT
Condensed Time TgblO OF Passenger Trains rnt,
reCtsu NAV lfE'sSi-'dntral stsnfa'd Time. - : y.
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~ q, &, Com. IntCfnAI EeVenUC,
"a. 70. BLooHINGvlLLg, O., May /, 80.
SlRa:-1 have been tul, ring ten years and tried
your Hop Ditten and 1t done me more good than
all the doctors. Miss 8. BOONE,
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r THAT HACKING Couen can be so quickly
CURED BY Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee 1t.
WILL You 6uvgKa with Dyspepsia and LIVER
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to cure you. ,sFlGt ,5f-1 ''g 81
6IFsyLssp Nlanrs, made miserable by that
terrible cough. shiloh's Cure Is the remedy
for you. q \. Itss !
OArAnnH CvnEp, health sua sweet breath
secured hy shilon's Cstarrh Remedy. Price
90 csnts. Nasal injector keo, I,s''!S. i 4
For sale BY Mclase lreg. and 4. T. Young.
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Til shest salycjn the world for Cuts, Bruises
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever sorea, letter
Chapp Ell Hands, ChilblsIns, Corns, AID al
Skin Ell ptions, and positively oures Piles
or no pay required. 1t ia guaranteed 10 civ
perfect 81 tisfaction, or money refunded
Price Is zen Is per bcx. 7lII]5.
For sale 10y Logan & Co. 15-
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MEDICAL.
Toronto.
1G. a'ffi
Aessrss Fleming Rre,.:

Of the benefits have derived from Dr. d. Nc.
Ldhe's Liver Piiis. have for two years past been
afflicted with a severe pain over the eyes, &C.
companied with a nervousness and sense Of dizzi.
physicians to relieve and cure, caused, as lar as
myself could Judge, by a diseased state Of tho
liysr. and stomach. Some OF tho doctors tried
bleeding, and various other remedies were tried,
but all In vain, for the deep:rootcd disease still
liable Liver Pills from druggist here, and found,
nilcr taking portion Of them, that the disease
and painful sensation over the eyes have almost
entirely len me. will close by advising all those
afflicted as have been, 10 procure the valuable
medicine at once and save much time and pain,
with little expense With sincere gratitude and
respect, remain, yours respectfully, row, lll'
M ff,gs Gyo. W. RussILL, Toronto.
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EMINENT Dr.. ]. J. Caldwell, Baltimore,
Nd, states: II have used Colden's Liquid
Beef Tonic largely in Debility, Febri1e and
Nervous Diseases, and have found it one
of the most reliable Of nutrient tonics In use
or to be found IN pharmacy" (Taks no 9TH
er.) Ofdruggista. uwraw
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SIZE said: 20, ye.', am very fond Of lit.
tie boys" and as q SNOWFALL struck the
back Of her neck sh,> added: II feel as
though I could eat c,'uple this minute,
hoiled!n N y ~
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Pilesl Piles!! PiIcs!!!

7 FIIPHI F1IGN!I PIIGN!!! ~ = ~
{ Sure cure for Blind Bleeding and Itching
Piles. One box has cured the worst cases Of
twenty-years' standing. No ono nest. suffer
five minutes after using Williams Indian
Pile Ointment. II absorbs tumo,s, allays
itching, acts as poultice, gives instant relief.
Prepared only for Piles, i,chingo OF the private
parts, nothing else. Bold by druggists and
mailed on receipt OF price, 81. ..sts'.fl g /
FRAZIER MEDICINE Co., Props,
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THE NEW Imperial" Plow beats them all.
Take 1t upon trial with any and all othtrs.
Keep them all and pay for the pillow that does
the most satisfactory work. II Ia sold by 8,
E, Boyd, Wheeling, ". Va, .;
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"a YOUNG wite's greatest trial" is prob.
ably to find Out whether it would be proper
to starch her husbands shirts all over, or
only the bosom and cuffs.
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In some Eastern coantries the face OF The
bride is never seen until after the marriage
ceremony. And then, sometimes, the face
OF the bridegroom is never seen any more
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-26
HOUND FOR BKAINAHD.

Westward wheeling Wandeyoru Tnle
Why-lho RistOrlhn OF Ine Party Suh
mi,s Hfs Report. 7,..
Correspondence Of The Inttlligenxr, o5,4
/ MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, May 81, lSsl.-Nin
"Brainard emigrants" babe goodbye to
their many friends on Monday morning
last and moved out Of your city on a p,
W. & Ky. train, amid the flutterins of dain.
ty white handkerchief, the booming Of
can-no, we are wrong; through somo ov.
ers'ght, no doubt, the expected parting So
lutte was not given, and the thurderipp ar.
tillery didn't thunder. But tbe brave
hearted emigrants all the mora appreciates
the snectionate farewell greeting of their
friends, and resolutely turn ed their faces
toward the ,atar Of empire" determined to
grow up with the grasshorpers in way
that would surprise their ssaiu old Wheel.
ing neighbors. ~ A ''
at the Junction thore WA valuah,a ar.
quiAtion to the noble band of heroes in The
peraon Of J.. S. Webb, Travelling Paeaen.
ger Agent Of the Chicago, Milwaukee ( s.
Paul Railway, who immediately assumed
command-and very creditubly did he ner-
form the peculiarly hszardous duties nee.
eesarlly deyo!ying upon him, not deserving
his post indeed, until the emicrants were
comfortably located in an elegant Pullman
sleeper at Chicago, en- route for ST. Paul
over the Chicago, Milwaukee 4 ST, Paul
Railway. =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-26

IT Is more economical to buy Durkee's
Salad dressing than 1t ia to ma ke dressing.
Beades this, 1t IL made of be, Ter materials
than you can buy at the stores. Everybody
likes 1t. Try 1t. ..ll MHraw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-26
SPEAKING OF CLIMATE,

There ia probably no State in the Union
whose climate is the subject OF more enron.
eous opinions among non.residents than
that Of Minnesota. It Is generally beliey,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-26

A sovrHsIpE teacher received the follow.
ing excuse recently: "Tomie stade home
cuz he had no close and that's e1cuz enough
god noBe.n' Il 5571jf'I s125'.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-26

SOMEBODY says that ballet.siris are notso
bad as they are painted. We hope not.
They are painted frightfully. t.z