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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-02-29
Mexico a Larger Country Than Many
Imagine.

Mexico is a much larger country than
the United States the total area was
about 1,500,0 900 square miles. The
United States took about $50, 900 square
miles, leaving in round Numbers about
100000. On, this territory there is
a population of nearly or quite 10, O00,-
900 souls; 5,500,000 of these are In
dams, descendants Of the aboriginal
-Aztecs, while the remainder of the pop
ulation is composed of Spaniards, Mex
leans of pure white blood, and a mix
ture of other races. Mexico is q repub-
lie, and is composed of twenty-seven
States, one Territory and the Federal
District. 1t has a Senate and q House
of Representatives and a Constitution
very similar to that of the United States.
There are two Senators from each State,
who are elected by districts instead of
by Le2islatures-as in our country
and there is one member FOR every co.
600 inhabitants. The Chief Executive
is also elected by the people, and cleo
ton here is conducted i'll pretty much
the same way as in the States.
The Mexican people may be divided
into three clasSes-the people OF wealth,
culture and leisure: a middle class who
are well-to-do shop-keepers and trades
men, and finally. the laborers, who are
usually either Aztecs or %half-breeds.
The first have o large amount Of ac-
cumulated wealth, mostly in lands or
in bullion from the rich mines, and live
i'll luxury. The middle class have COM
Portable homes, and are quiet, peacea-
bic citizens. The laborcrs have few
wants. The men wear but two garments
Il white cotton shirt and white cotton
trowsers. The women Dire S in a LONG
skirt, with a sort of q basque OF white
cotton. The majority of them have
neither shoes nor stockings, but in place
of these wear leather sandals. strapped
tightly to the foot by q thong of leather,
passing between the great and second
toes and then around the heel. Every
Mexican household hasa great number
of servants in proportion to the size of
the family, and how they all manage
to occupy themselves is a mystery.
There is one crsado, whose sole bust
ness is to manufacture the tortillas: an
other does the marketing;>a third acts
as steward; another does the cooking;
one washes the dishes; one keeps the
house tidy; while others attend the
children, wait upon the mistress to
comb her hair and dust her dresses
which literally sweep the dity streets
whenever she walks out, the American
short skirts being considered d~readfullv
immodest. Besides this retinue of ser
wants there are always gardeners. host
lers, errauG hoFs, Wallets and scullions.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-02-29
PallOne.

The balls used are made of leather
stuffed with chopped hay; but, before
the game commences, water i. forced
into them, SO that they become as hard,
and almost as heavy, as stones. Some
are about the size OF a tennis, others
considerably larger than a cricket, ball;
and which are to be used is often the
most difficult point to settle in arranging
a match. 1t is a great advantage to
powerful men when the heavier balls are
chosen, while those who depend on their
agility and sharpness of sight rather
than their muscular strength, prefer the
smaller ones. In striking, an instru-
ment IS used which. for want of a bet
ter name, we may call a gauntlet. 1t is
apiece of solid wood, followed out so as
to admit the hand; q stout rod is left in
the center, which is firmly grasped,
while two thin diagonal slips Separate
the first from the second, and the third
from the fourth finger. To English
men this may appear a very inconveni-
ent arrangement, but it must be re-
mcmbered the Italians even in fencing
are accustomed to hold the rapier by
the cross-bar of the hilt, which they tie
to the wrist. The outside of the gaunt-
let is fashioned into a rough semblance
of the human hand. and studded over
with blunt knobs OF harder wood, which
are fastened into the original piece.
The wrist and arm are also protected by
thick wooden castings, which are strap
ped or buckled on. 1t is only one hand
which is .ssheathed" in this ANYTHING
but 'tglittering mail" the other is left
free. In general it is Of coure the right
that bears the burden and the honor:
but strangely enough, several Of the
most distinguished pallone-players have
been left-handed. The regular game is
played by six, there being three on each
side, who are led by the battitore. Each
party has also a %mandarino, who gives
the first ball, but takes no further part
in the game. When play commences
the two sides take their places at the
opposite ends of the court, the battitore
of The party which has the first innings
mounts the trampolino, his m%andarino
throws, OF rather feeds, the ball toward
him, and he rushes down the trampoli-
no and strikes it in the direction OF his
opponents with as much force and skill
as he can command. II it passes the
center of the court and is not returned,
SO thatit remains lying on the other side
of the cordino. he scores fifteen; the sec
ond time this happens, thirty; the third
forty; the fourth ball finishes the game.
Two games make a trampolino, and
after each the parties exchange places
A match generally consists Of five tram
polini and one game foreach side-that
is, OF twenty-five games in all.-Satur-
dag ReUicu.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-02-29
Bogus Nobility.

The words, "She is a baroness" head
ing a recent newspaper sensation. served
as the modern subs ltute of the old-time
fairy,s wand to make a noble lady OF a
poor girl who manufactured artificial
flowers. Emma Friederike PAUL., the
daughter OF humble parents, lived in
Charlottenburg, a suburb Of this city,
where she made afrugalliving by twist.
ing into shape beauties for the adorn-
ment OF those more fortunate than her
self. During her brief leisure from her
duties of evenings, Emma frequently
visited thu city, making her way to the
Cafe National, where gay creatures of
little reputation but much fine dress
Were always to be found. The eye for
color, form and contrast which enabled
her to prepare the flowers from muslins
and silks also noted the elegant toilets
OF many of the women, less scrupulous
than herself, and generally far come
lier: for Roman constituted the German
type OF Thackeray's Becky Sharpe a
shrewd woman, with few personal at
fractions. and possessing more intellect
than virtue. She reasoned that it was
Just as possible for her to have fine
clothes as any Ut the other women who
Haunted past her; but, then, Emma de-
sired also to be considered alady. How
to accomplish both these results was
what occupied her thoughts daily over
her work. And finally she had an in
SEPARATION, executing thereupon some
clever forgeries. a few days later the
newspapers related her romantic h'sto-
ry--iust made known to herself-that
her mother was a baroness and her faith
er u French Admiral, by whose will she
She produced papers to this effect,
sealed and signed by responsible per-
sons, which contained also the insorma-
ton thai 200 marks would be paid her
III nthly as interest through a certain
clearinghouse.
No one doubted the genuineness of
the documents, and she at once became
known by the nam to which it ap-
peared, as baroness, she was entitled
Melaine o Hilgenheim. The possess
sion OF blue blood, and the change for
the better in condition and attire, coup
led with the romantic situation, made
her Immediately an object of attention
bynumerous fortune-hunting bachelors.
So well had she studied her part that
every n was deceived. Some of the
enamored gentlemen advanced her loans
on the wealth in prospect, and her rent
was allowed to go unpaid for months on
the strength of her alleged credit. She
was indeed a line lady, observed by all,
courted to her hearts content, enabled
to dress richly, and the envy of her fe-
male associates. 1t was the very ease
with which she had duped the people
that at length made her careless. And
then came exposure.
The trial attracted great interest here.
The papers We're quickly proven to be
folgeries, and an old Lothario who had
constituted himself the ..baroness'"
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-02-29
PITH AND POINT,

Addison says: "Laziness grows on
people, but laZiness is no sign of culti-
walton, no matter how fast it grows
Boston Posi-.
An Indian named 'Man-Afraid-of-
Nothing married a white in
Montana recently, and in one week
after the wedding applied to his tribe to
have his name changed.-Bisnorck
7fibune.
Joseph Cook says he does not wish
to underrate the Roman Empire; but he
would rather be an American to-day
than a Roman under Caesar. SO would
almost anybody; the Romans under
Caesar are all dead.-Boston Post.
-Wha this country is ~yearning for
is a public school system which will
teach the wives OF the future that LIGHT
housekeeping is something more than
reading novels and starching their hus-
bands s'ockings.-EaV Rirer Adrance.
New Customer: 81 don't so much
care what the things are made of, YOU
know. All | wants to look like a gen
tleman." Tailor with unralled-for
diIlidence): ''Well sir, | can assure
you that I will do my very best.'-N.
Y. Independent.
A bankrupt's lament
Had l known all that | know now.
Had ! sown that which | sow now.
Had my better sense controlled me,
Had ! needed what it told me,
Had the future condesccnded
An horizon more extended
10 nave granted. poor and ailiDr.
had scapcd the pangs OF falling;
HAD been a good deal wiser
la nave been an advertiser,
The New Haven Board of Health
has presented railway whistles as pub
lie nuisances. Some people are easily
disturbed. And 1t is always the fellows
who come down street about half-past
fifteen o'clock Saturday night breaking
street lamps, singing "In the morning
by the bright light" and fighting
wooden Indians, who go into the courts
and complain that the Ginning of the
church bells disturb their rest on the
holy Sabbath NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Huwk-
eye. -
The value of literature entirely de-
pehds. 1t a book has a calf-skin cover.
II is valuable as araZor-strop. Ii it is q
loot thick, it comes in first-rate to nut
under the corner of a bureau which has
lost a leg. Ii it has a clasp on it that
Will keep it closed, it can not be
ecNsped as a missile to hurI at a dog. If
1t has a large like a geography it
Is as good as a piece of tin to nail over
astove pipe hole or a broken zane of
glass. If the paper in which the litera-
Sure occurs is n of the large ones
hno"n as a blanket sheet, then it is
much enJoyed by the young lady who
Hssnes TO cut out pattern Of anything.
AS we SAID before, the value of litera-
ture entirely depends.-Puch.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-02-29

lie went into Il wholes lie store and
asNeo TO see some Of their broken ware.
,ue was shown a vase badly broken
"hlch IN good condition would have
oeeh worth SO, but the 'remainsn he
could get tor So: lie bought the ..re-
mans and lad them carefully packed
anu forwarded with his card, imao;ning
Una, the recipients would think the vase
~ MoAe on 1ha way. y clever dodge. but
we 'tea'er carefully packed each pieco
o. 'he remains by i.self.--IIoy Press
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-02-29

-A'Pennsylvania editor makes this
confession: 1t makes a rcd-noScI man
mad to have the agent at The box cilics
say: You want q seat pear the door,
of course?7
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-02-29

Speaking OF the so-called art Of
hanging, a humane contemporary says:
"WNlld that the art itself could be lost
without detriment to the welfare Of
mankind"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-09

70, two months In the year Beecher can't
preach. In August and September be takes
hls vacation and endures the onset Of hay
fever. AnditIs, 90 he taya, something ter.
tib!s and tremendous. A man with hay fever
isn't accountable for bis actions. Hs ia
merely u wild beast-irsntio with so fling
auetzlng and headache. His eyes arc rcd, 20 S
Is hts nose. Every nerve in hts skull thrills
with distress, and his head Ia a fountain OF
tears. He lives only to fly from seaside 10
monntatn.top In search OF relief. And yet,
whether ws call this form Of catarrh hay
fever, rose fever, hay cold or rose cold, Elyis
Cresn. Balm will cure It. This remedy Ia
ample, pleasant and easy OF application.
Placed In the npatriis Il pensuates and
soo!hss The affected pAr.n at once, restores The
Impaired senses and creates healthy ssore.
tious IN casso OF the longest standing, You
csnnot run away from hay fever, but yon can
drive It from you by using EIy's Cream Balm.
TElkAW ...H.. u.|..
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The Intelligencer makes q spe.
cialty Of State issues and protec.
ton Of American Industry.
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a,nnsnn,ntlnn a,nre1i.

An old physiciau,s retired from practice, hay.
ing had placed in his hands by an East India
missionary the formula Of simple and vege-
table remedy for the spssdy and permanent
cure Of Consumption, Bronchitis Catarrh,
Asthma end all lhroat and Lung Affections,
also positive and radical cure for Nervous
Debility aud all Nervous Complaints after
having tested its wonderful curative powers
in Thousands OF cases, hes Eel. 1t bis duty to
make 1t known to his suffering fellows.
Actueted by this motive and desire to re.
lieve human suffering. will send free Of
charge, to all who desire it, this recipe, in
German, French or English, with full direc.
tons for preparing and using. Sent by mail
By ADDRESSING with III n1tamp, naming this paper,
y. A. MOVES, lao Powers Block, Rochester,
Ny, ...l row
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Home Proof.

I EIdnNy and Ivn, Di,n.,., =, ~
srNs,nS r eIL I've, Mseatca and nheun1atHn.-
ooulo NV ge'out Of bed. "; amith euttd me-"
lhtii. PHILLIPS,
wheeling, W. Va.
iefcd for yeaS patent medicine failed n hSn ,sa
Dr. Smith completely cured me-" - 10y A'''
- H".'. CHARLES UuADOuCE.
OF speidcI d Co., Whcellne " y.
Dyspepsia and UlcoTsted E,opsch, n -,
Tor years failed 10 give mo relief Df Smith ctlse
me- THQMAS HOLT, Insursnce Agent
EtS-"lIad them Tor iour.eGl Year,, Or nrith
cured mc,n - INJIis j. TSsIiISG1,6iMlt ~
Senoiuls, Running sorcs on Hesd.--aMy son wss
Afflicted for fourteen Year. Eothiur tee1Sod u
he!p him. Dr.. smith cured him" y -
l'- Ems. CATIiE1IEg cAps
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St0N TIN, 4,nuefti

By using Dr.. F,ssisr'a Throat and Lung
Bslsani-the only SURE cure for Couphs'
Colds, Hoaraoneas snd Sore Throat, and All
dlscssss Of the throa. and luuga. Do mol
neglect Cough. II may pso7e fatal, Ecores
and hundreds Of gratstnl people owe thcir
lives TO Dr.. Frazier'a Thront and Lung Bal.
aam, and 10 family will ever be- without il,
altar oace using 1t, and discovering its mar.
velous power. II 10 put up in large family
oottlen and sold for the snail price rs cent
per bot!ls. FRAzzrR MEDICINE Co., Props,
Olsrelsa,., Ohio. "
sarssoTa High Rock Spring Water for pa!e
by drusgists.
Wholesale Agents: LOGAN & Co., Wheeling,
y. Va, aud J. O. Dent g. Co.. Bridgeport,
Ohlo pAw
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Kidney and Liver Diseases and ILLUMINATION /.
sanefea 9ey,'hly-,"Nothiig teemed 10 heip mo,
could not got out Of bed Dr. Hmith CURED me- ~
zkfi!. pilllllP8,
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Are You disturbed at night and broken o,
your rest by o sick child suffering aud crying
with pain OF cutting tee.h7 Ii 80, send at
once and get q bottle Of Mrs Windows
Soothing Syrup ior Children Tsethins. 1ts
value Is incalculnole: 1t will relieve the
upon 1t, mothers, there is no mistake about
1t. It cures dysontery aud dlMrhoea. roc.
ulatcs the stomsch and bowels, cures wind
colo, sottens the sums, reduces inflamna.
ton, and gives tone and energy to he Whole
aysten. Mrs. Winslow'a Soothing Syrup iar
Children Teething Is p!easant to the tsste,
and Ia the prescription Of one Of the oldcet
and bast female nurses and physlcinns in Tho
United States, and Is Tor sale by all druggists
throughout the world, Price Is cents bot.
tic, W., xVvAv
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we'll, peaceful nome, IN Which she had
found briel, deceitiul happiness! It seem.
ed, at first, as il abe had said farewell to
lie ITSELF IS she lay, white and motion
lees at Mrs. Vane's feet. -s. ,f5u.
She was such a slight sirlish cresture
that that lady managed to lift her to the
sofa without help, and was bending over
her and sprinkling water on her white face
when the blue eyes flaw wide open again
and consciousness returned. ! .l-
Tho pale checks grew c-;"o,on instantly.
and abe drew her little han Is away and
spread them over her I co. e
"Oh, madame. what mutt you thi TX OF
me?" she cried with buisl :. asslo .s,e
BORROW. 'Oh, l must leave this ii -
Mrs. Vane's black eyes fiat he'd Triumph.
an.!s. -, Z. !.
II was cure you would see the necessity
Tor that" She said. "After what have
told you this Is no place Tor you. You owe
It to your own sslf.respec. to leave imme.
diately. And to DO you Justice, l mus.
confess tia! my Cousin has not bsen free
from blame. have heard him make you
idle, ALTERING speeches that might we'll
turn young girls head: But II Ia the
way With men child. Ii gill shows he,
preference, as you have shown yours, they
will amuso Themselves at her expenas-
even the bsst OF them. hope vol, under.
staod, now, that no good would come OF it,
Lily had rlssn from the sofa, trembling
violently. gH'r}r .4 -
81 did not show my preference IN
eought," with bitterly wounded pride. ~
thon,hf Mr. W;lfnr6 too oooa 40 ,,ok,, 4.
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DIR. Fraxier's Root Bfttexs.
Frszier's Root Bittsra are no: dram shop
beverage, but are strictly medicinal in every
ssnss. They act strongly upon the Liver and
Kidneys, keep the bowels opon aud regular,
cleanse tho blood and system Of every impu-
rity. Sold b. drusgists. ST 90. ra'E1
DE-. sRAzlEE's HAeIc c1N7Axs7
Tha greatest blessing that hes been 1iecoy.
cred in tkis generation. A eure care for Boils.
Bczna. Sores, Cuts, Flesh Wounds, Bore Nip
pihst Hard and soft Corns, Chapped Lips and
Hands, Pinples and Blotches. Price 500,
Sold by Druggists.
FRAz1xR MEDICINE, Co., Props,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Whc!caale AgsEts: LOGAN l. Co., Wheeling
". Vs., and J. Q. DENT 4 Co., Bridgeport,
ohlo. B&x
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Sidney OorehuDdro, OF Pittsburgh, Pa,
writes: Il have used DR.. Vim. Halls Balsam
for the Lungs many years with the mos,
gratifying results. The relieving IL luence OF
Halpa Rslsaal Is won 1erful. The pain and
rack Of the body, incidental 10 tieh,
cough, soon disappear by tue uss OF spoon
Iul according 10 directions. My Wits fire..
q0ently sends Tor Halls Balsam Instead OF .
physician, and heath is speedily restoroa by
its use." s-MG -zsi rrhsAw :
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NERVOUS, dyspeptic individuals, whose dis
treas Of mind and body uaks life miserable
II your So tieringa have been prolonged and
Increased BY the use OF hitiers and pretended
cnrss Of kidney and liver diseases, throw all
such nos.rumB aside and find health, strength
aud yigor in that simple remedy known Us
Dr.. Guy4ott's Yellow Duck aud sarsslarila.
1t purifles tho blood, strengthens the urinary
and diges!ivs organs, and infussa new lii.
into all ps.ta Of the body. No othsr remedy
equals It Havs your drugsist get 1t for you.
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Hachlcn,s Arutca Saliva.

The bsst 6alve IN tho world .cr Cuts, Bruises
sorcc, Ulcers, Salt Kheunr Fever Sores, letter
Chsppsd HGnds, Chilblains Corns, and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles
or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded
Price Is cents per box. 49, y ~
For sale by Logan ~ Go.
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RURAL editors who canno! ascertain
WHISTLER tho preponlerancs OF sentiment
In their vicinity favors Blaine or Cleye.
land, AFRO putting out a good deal Of plain.
spoken opinion on the deadlock between
the British Houses of Partiament.-Boslou
Transcript. H..
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1ryour lungs are weak, il a cold csuses
you quick Distress you will breathe easier
you will cough less, you will strengthen the
pulmonary organs, you will feel better every
way II you will occasionally use Dr.. Wistar's
Es!sam OF Wild Cherry. Ask your druggist
tor It. u.0 nav
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A NICE ptous young man, who tried to
steal kiss from Washington belle, got
bis ness 20 covered with red paint that bic
pastor subsequently, stopped him in the
street and discouraged to him for ten min.
uses on the eyila Of strong drink.-Burling
Ton Free Press,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-09

A NEW YonK physician says he haa a
patient who has horror Of tho words con.
timing the letters "ch." The horror, It is
presumed, Ia at its height when the pa.
iient thinks Of the physician's "ch''argts.
-Norritolvn Herald, N. NJ 80"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-09

THE curative power Of Ayers sarsaparilla
ls too we'll known to require the specious
aid OF any exaggerated or fictitious certiti.
cate. witnesses Of iiB mBryslons cDras ars
today LIVING In every city and hamlet Of tie
is1d. write FOR namcs II you want home
evidence. 49, - nav
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-09

Sure cure fos Blind, Bleeding and Itching
Piles. Ona box has cured the worst cases oil
twenty yeasa' standing. No ono need gueer
1--we minutes after using Willism'a Indian
Pile Ointment It abRorbs tumoss, allsys
itching, acts aa poultice, gives Instan. relief.
Prepared only Tor Piles itching OF the private
parts, nothing else. Bold by druggists and
mailed on receipt OF price, 81.
FRAzIHn MEDrcYNR N prnn,p
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..tL..s "nEp,oaL. .I11IST
DR.. J. {. SMITH,
No. ho4 oHAPLtNE STREET,
MEDICAL.
NoGr Fourteenth street..

,..,oest evidence Of phykic.ans ruecess 1, the
NAM names 10, my services prove hsi lhsye
sn~r,i,e IaoIaoly and ia!ily with tho6e who have
o,i I TntS nc: inever use patients name with.
tifrstrs Ito thouSh have many hundred cor.
c sl s SUn PRONOUNCED incurlhle. thorough med
49,. sa1etsuon with many yGAis hoFpla crpe,i
eiSso obs a ,aA1ity with therapeutic Iyents
W. naa s.,,et attention 10 hygcno management In.
tSs natier. ', cure roIble And frankly giye
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-09

The independent umbrella is not intend
cd for "reisny" day. It ia about time
for somebody to remark that the hay fever
is snetz;ng thing to catch.-Nsw York
Journal.
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IA Fair Offer.

The Vo!taio Belt Company. Msrsball,
Micn., otTer to send Dr.. Dyes Vol,alc pelt
aud Appliances on trisl. for thirty DAYS. TO
men, young or old, It'll .o,ed with pa!yous
debility, lost vitality and kindred t,oubIep.
See advertisement In this paper. rrhr&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-09

AN improved business outlook Is noticed
after tho office windows have been washed.
oil City Derrick.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-09

AMAEin Milwaukee has written a poultry
book OF ! 200 pages-a regular hancyclo.
radia, aa 1t were.-B0slon Transcript.