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A Ere. rrnder Picked IN,

Mr.. Robert p. Porter is doing some good
work for the tariff in his letters to the
Philadelphia Press. In his last article he
proceeds TO disscct Hon. David A. Wclis'
falacous reasoning, who pratts abont The
lansuishing condition OF our industries,
but shrcwdly keeps back all fncts and
figures relating to the progress the nation
has madcunderthe beneliccntta riifsystcm.
Mr.. Wells twists his percentages and
makes unfair comparisons. lie says;
"During tho decade from 1870 to 1850 oul
population increased in Il ratio OF 4 little
less than 30 percent. During the same
period our exports Of agricultural com
moditics, which are 4 measure OF our sur,
plus production, increased as follows:
cereals, 2l4 percent; hog products, LIS
percent; beef, 4GG3 percent; live cattle, G9C
percent; dairy products, lS2 percent; cot.
ton, 96 perccrt."
In reply to this reasoning Mr.. Porter re
plies, that no one knows better than Mr.
Wells that these percentages do not iairl,
gauge our surplus product. Why did he
not show the increase OF our population
for a series OF years, and the increase Of
all our agricultural products side by side
Because to do this would expose the per.
ccntagc trick. Before 1870 he might have
found that refrigerator cars were not useG
and that beef was not exported, hence the
great percentage OF increase.
lle might have found that the results 0.
tho war greatly dimishcd our food and
cotton exports. llo would have found
that the increase in our agricultural pro-
duets for the decade ending 1870 was only
10 percent, while our population increased
Mt the rate oia2 percent. Tcll-talc columns
OF figures would have brought out all these
facts, so they are skilfully covered up by
DercentHvrs sgaT .r.-Fla- -
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CAMPAIGN NOTES,

!. Blaine Is run down with invitations, but
Cleveland isn't even asked, 10 attend the
fat mans clam bake. ia
IA new map Of the Adirondack region Is
Just out. with itspid 1t Is hoped Barnlim
may succeed In finding Cleveland: - Phlle.
Pre1. z. 7. l'y & b !,
d Hubert 0. Thompson's statement that
he "has as large q social circle among the
Republicans US my man, and that ne
doesn't know one who means TO support
Blaine" Is too strong even for tho SPRING
field Republican, md It. tells; him that he
..'lies In u particularly silly fashion" iags
S"lf cowardicc IN meeting a public issue
could make u man President" said SEND
tor Miller, OF New York, the other day,
"if'hypocrisy and false prctenccs could
bring Il purity into power, then the Ropub-
lica,ss would be defeated this year, But
this is the wrong year for any such catas s
,rophe 10 occur" IL nd
Democratic journals In the east are &c
jubilant over tile rosy prospects which
some singular felicity OF vision enables
them to behold in Wisconsin that II Is
almost q pity to warn them, on the author
| ity Of that sianch ally, the Chicago Times
that tho Democratic campaign In thu,
State Il in miserable condition, with INC
organization OF forces worthy the name, :
and at tho present momont offering nc
foundation for the belief TINT tho State Ii
even doubtful. z sl,5,5. ii
Attn public meeting in Harrison, Ark.
the other day, Mr.. II. A. Dinsmore, Dom
ocratic National clcctOr. denounced tho
Republican party for "plunging this glo
rions country into bloody war by tramp
ling OIL tho Constitution framed by OIL
ioreiathcrs," and likewise for amending
that instrument while the Southern Statel
were DISTINGUISHED. Mr.. Dinsmorc, who
had supposed that hc was addressing thu
unterriticd, was somewhat annoyed ant
surprised at secngn considerable part Q
, his audience disappear in the midst Of hi
TRADE. EA itse =
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TIE testimony Of many who long suffer.
ed from III health, caused by All impure
state OF the blood, goes to prove that the
best remedy for making tho blood rich,
red and pure, for identifying tho complex
ion, for curing sores, pimples and other
skin diseases, for removing aches, pains,
stiff Joints, rheumatism, otc., for incrcas.
ing the power Of endurance, for giving
health and strength to every weak portion
OF tho body, is DR.. Guysott's Yellow Dock
and sarsaparila. Its effect pleases the
user in every instance. No other remedy
equals it. Daw
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II ally, YOU nrS Too Kind.

Chdr!tii0n Time. IFIU4 y 81 NJ.
On tho occasion OF tho tl,irty.seconl m.
niversary Of It's natal day the Wheeling
iSrELLLGENcEH treated itself to handsome
new dress and It's readers to MI admirable
review OF It's history. Tho review WIS evi-
IDENTIFY written by,ilr. Archibald W. Camp.
bell, the late editor OF the lSrELLIdENcER,
who is said to still occasionally mount the
tripod and divide time with Editor Hart
1t IL pleasant to note that the Wheeling
newspapers arc awakening to realization
OF the iinc opportunities Of their field and
arc beginning witlitheir increasing patron
are 10 evolve themselves out Of small VII
lage journalism into something resomblin.
mrtropolitunism,' ~ aElgIeEg4
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FdNNcN0lt Ntlrs. = n T---T ~ TI.VI|I0TT.
Our sprishtly and ncwsy contemporary,
its thirty-third anniversary BY donning n
new dress. Its typographical appearance
Is now equal to any paper published, and
rs Il consistent party representative can
not be excelcd. We note with pleasure
its urospcritv,9 tis5j f.aar1 AhsA1
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The Wheeling 1SrELLlGnScrN, one Of the
best papers in the country, entered upon
its sd year Monday, in q spankin' new
row OF type on the first number ever
printed. rTslt 'is-
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
FOR stiEI.IFr,

FOR siiEI!IFF, af
..- FRANK JOHNSON.
tIEnk or TIE CIRCUIT COURT,
CHARLES S. HOWELL.
cLERK or TILE COUNTY COUNT, <
". NEWT. LYNCH.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
JOSEPH D. El4SON.
ASSESSOR, CITY DISTRICT,
FRED. ROLLER. ,.'
ASSESSOR. COUNTRY DISTRICT,
WM. A. Mccoy.
COuSrY SURVEYOR, ~
CLARENCE Il. LAIRD. 'I.
HOUSE or DELEGATE,
u. i. DoVESER, ..
a. {. +. EBELISG, a
J. BARKER,
Cot. W. d. CURTIS.
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/ modatcd By addressing B., Post Office
Conditions: Body must be either eroma'


Conditions: Body must be either csoma.
ted or buried 8 & !,
Schools OF voracious blue1sh laye driven
the mnciierel along the coast OF Connect.
Cit out to sea. Bluefsh are plentiful ut
Block Island, but thcywill not bite Boat
loads 81 the fish average nine poundsin
weight apiece. Hundreds Of guests at
Block lsland hunt the fish daily, aud old
boa,men say that the passing Of so many
boats across the. water frightens the fish SO
that they 90 TO the bottom and sulk. ]
Following Is the comparative showing
OF the heights OF the great statues
OF tho worlds Statue Of Liberty (Barthol'
dD, 22O feet; London Monument, ~
Nanlin porcelain tower, 200 Are dc Trl'
ompllc, Paris, 100; Colonne Vcndome
Paris, IA; Trajan's Pillar. Rome, l3o
Pompey's Pillar, Alexandria, lll;g"Gcr
maniad. statue, no; Charles Borrorneo
Colossus OF Rhodes, 105; Bavaria statue
90; Statue OF Alcmnon, G. -l4g 8Af
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Hearing that another fortunate holder
OF II part Of the lucky number 1896
drawing $4,000 in the August scheme Of
the Louisiana State Lottery, was on hand
TO collect his money, u reporter interviewed
him, Mr.. Louis Seymour, the fortunate
Eentlcman, was found in tho office Of tho
Lottery with two friends. He has prc.
scnted his onc-tiith ticket, and was await.
Ing the making out OF the check for the
amount it called for. While approaching
fully his fortune, he was perfectly cool and
pleasant. f@itg - ss'.s!' 3, s'5' - -
He told the reporter that he was n
native OF Memphis, Tenn, and served in
tho Confederate army in tho battle, OF
Shiloh under Genls. Albert Sidney John.
ston and llcarrcgard. His health, impaired
by army service, had grown much worse
Of late years, and he came here to benefit
himself. AS ms means were limited, he
went TO work on the buildings of tho great
Worlds Fair to be held in New Orleans
next winter. lIc stuck to it steadily for
nearly. five months, although it almost
countcrbalanced tho good done him by
the genial climate. n d, ~
lie was Il firm believer in luck, and
never failed to purchase q ticket in the
Louisiana State Lottery. His experiment
n purchasing No. 1896 has confirmed
him in his belief. lie was pleased with
the country and the people; was delighted
with everything, and hoped to enjoy his
good fortune. lie had not formed any
distinct plans for tho future, but would
remain at ease for some time rccuperatinc,
not forgetting always to try his luck III the
lottery that had proved such n bonanza to
h'm.-Nf'D Orleans Picay,ne, August 10. 81,
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TASEY-SoMMERs--A ClarkAhuH. ". Va, on
mo mother II lin. II. 81 sommer.. by INC isev JACOB
Nottingham, Of the Protestant Episcopal Church,
CHARLES II. TASEf, Of this city, to sALLlE n.
SONNEIy los, lHr. .|f-r.tfs 7l ~. IFf
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AlmoS Out oh DO Wilderness In Dis Year oil
--au E.. Jubilee. FtN

Hdaarhn Gd::tit .al 7 a5s Il
The Wheeling 1STELLl0ESCEE is ont in
Il handsome new dress. Tho lSTElLIGEN!
GER is the leading Republican paper in tho
State. We aro glad to know that it pros,
pcrs in II business way, but notwi,hstand-
ing its joyous shouts OF victory before there
is any, We imagine it will wander around
in the political wilderness for iew years
yet nj lrnSt - -.-l..-.- MN ---.- ----.-
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Special aloticc!s.

a CAED.-To all who arc suffering from errors
anI sndsc'etionsi Of youth, nervous weakness
cipc that VIII cure you, FREE OF CHARGE Thls
great remedy was discovered by a missionary IN
S S America. sond Solf.addrcssed envelope to
NV; JOSEPH I. lSMAN, Station D, New York.
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T,leHlt uN-tHt. -T--I--- q y 771T--1 y
The Wheeling INrELLlcEScER has new
dress. 1t is n good paper.
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CHARITY BEGINS AT HOME.
No. ij,;G5-Scw Orleans Men Win Parts Of
the Capital Prize OF $4,000. .ll5s,

the Capital prize OF SIT, 900. ~ SD!
Eugene Ga,dins, warchouseman for
Mcssrs. 3. Onorato & Co. for some time, is
a good and tr,isty worker. lie was com
paratvcly happy. ut his home, No. 23l St.
Peter street, and i'll his walks he passed n
place in which the tickets OF the Louisi-
ana State Lottery Company are displayed.
He had purchased tickets in partnership
with his fcllow-workers. During August,
he saw displayed one which particularly
struck his fancy-No. l5,3G5-whcther It
was the peculiar arrangement OF the SIS, or
tho magical placing Of the 3, even Gaudins
is alta loss to explain. But that particular
ticket haunted him; peepcd out cnticingly
from the window, begging plainly to be
bought. The day was close ut hand, sand
still it hung in the window. Its comrades
were dropping of, and when the last day,
the 18th, arrived, it was almost to be pit
led for its loneliness. Gaudins each dayi
glanced hastily to see ii his little friend
was still in place, started several times to
walk boldly in and buy on his sole ac-
count; but the old trammels of the part
narship arrangement held him, until the
last moment. Ten o'clock on the morning
Of the 18th he held safely in his sole pos
session onc-iifth OF the coveted ticket. The
revolutions Of tho wheel ut the Academy
OF Music brought out No. 1856 as draw
ing the capital prize. The fact was pub
lished and came soon to the ears Of Gal,d-
ms, who yesterday was poor, but to-day,
by the Investment Of q dollar, ranksamong
the "bondholdcrs." rs ,-,st3i5,E6s}sel
lie called ut the office Of the Louisiana
State Lottery with MIR. B. Onorato, who
was promptly paid in full. a reporter
wanted 10 know what he proposed to do,
and he answered that he would buyanice
home for his family, and that seeing them
placed beyond the reach Of want and in
comfort would DO as much happiness as
he desired. The balance OF his money
he would try to invest profitably,
and would himself continue to play his
modest part, unspoilcd by prosperity. SIIc
signed his name neatly to the receipt for
the money, and went out OF the office OF
the Lottery as happy and contentcd a man
as the Crescent City now. contains.-Ne,v
Orleans Picay,t'sc, August 18th. 5.tgG
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s. q NJ
5 GUI NJ
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
No. IL Seventeenth Street.
RE0PERS MONDAY, September I, 1884.

This highly prosperous Institution for Young Ia.
dies and Children Of either sex Is Justly one Of tho
most deserving In tho city The PRINCIPAL has do.
voted herself for quite number OF ycnrs 10 tho n
Of teaching. and the success which has Invariably
attended her efforts IL remarkable Her Assistant
Mis- !, Zelda Blanchard, MI cmlncnt ilanlslc md
Artistic. Will continue TO labor zcalOisy IN the Inter.
est OF tho lnstltnc Tho course OF instruction ON,
braces the higher English branches, alahemali,s.
Hook. keeping, MHsic, French, German. Latin,
Drawing and OIL Hunting. Post graduates iron,
this or othor Institutions may II they desire, pur
sue selected course Pupils will consul, their own
interest In entering at the very opening:
For terms. &C.. apply personally or bymall,
Aiz Miss PAULINE II. SEGUlS, lrlncipal
Miss Z. ZELDA BLANCHARD, Associate PRINCIPAL
nuS --f-...TF "
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MARRIED..

A boating contest in Maine was won by
a Mr.. Nance. lIurrah for this row-Mance.
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H., z. & G. Knilrond. '5'3lr MO-
Leave 1leal Ire at $40 r. ". for Symmetrical {s3
Leave Bellaire At 500 A. ". fol. sunlmcrnclil and
zanesyi!le Arrive at cllaire 0:l5 a. ". and he5 I'M
4 Local md through tickets on salc at Union Rail.
road oicc, 1900 Market street, Mt lowest rates Buy
yonr tickets there. Fi1 AZ = - -
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Kind Words from aIarylant.

ENMFr'HNV -NeEs. --4----I r Z --lIT|.-
The Wheeling ISrELlIoENcER has enter.
ed upon its tllirty.third year, and signal
ICES the occasion by appearing in n new
outfit. The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is II splendid
paper, and VIC delight to see so substantial
IN evidence OF its deserved prosperity.
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Patapsco Institute,
a .lt,5.t 4 (Fifticth SESSION.

tE. ELi.lcorr CITY, MARYLAND.
MISS SARAH n. RANDOLPH Principal.
situation unsurpassngly beautiful and climate,
noted for Its salubrity With sable corps OF tcnch.
ers; It's great advantages for securing liberal cGln.
CATION and the happy results from It's methods OF
!nstpttion md discipline, no other school cuu 10
fo offering greater advantages for the training Of
young Indies and children thun this we'll known In.
sstitu.ion Offers Apply to PRINCIPAL for crru.
Z. a. 81 ~ t.. #laa fn0l
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nTpIinIICAY NATIONAL TICKET.
REPUBLICAN STATE TlCKET.

FOR 80rERSos, 's.iiI X y
EDWIN MAXWELL, Of Harrison county.
ron SUPERINTENDENT OF rnEE SCHOOLS, +
JIM. KENDALL, Of Richie county
ron AUDITOR,
jill. BuR'rT, OF Ohio county.
FOR TREASURER, ...a 90.
s.W. STultM, OF Marion county. a-
'""'t FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL, 't
JOHN A. HUTCHINSON, OF Wood COUNTY.
ron SUPREME jrpuE, .s|
VII. II. FLICK, Of Berkeley county, uong term
J. II, BROWN, OF KAnawha county, short tcr,n).
a0 FOR STATE SENATE.
LIST DIst.-JAMES ARCHER, Of brooke county.
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FITS.

All Fits stopped FREQ by Dr.. KlIne's Great Nerve
cures Treatise md So trial bottle FREQ to Fit cases
Scud 10 Dr. Kline. 93l Arch street, Philadelphia,
a. Cancer Institute, a3l Archs.rse. Philadelphia,
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4 Review Ey w Ancient Printer PlnttcM.
r burg. q. i-I.s- !.
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WllEELlSG, w. III, SlsP1 EilNFtEl 4. lNh1s
TE' rubl!,hcd daily Sundays cxcepteQ by XIV
FREW, CAMPBELL& HART, Props,
Al Nos. Is and n Fourteenth street.
TERMS OF DAILY. E,ts
Qua copy one yen'...s3 " Three monshs..s! 9 9!
Delivered ny t.lrtips In city, 10 per week.
~ TERMS or sESil.WEEKLf.
One year W s!x monihs.........sl :"
Tg TERMS OF WEEKLY. 81.
Ono year ..........,sl % Six months"m..". 6
Urrn, reduction 70 Clubs. Send for faiapls cop!
{ ind circulars. Addtesi
fI07, ,,.G. rNHw, CAMPBELL 4 1lAlEr, 4
~. '-"'" Wheeling, VIVA.
Entered At the ros.ofie0 nj Wheeling, W. Va, a
sSNnd class matter .-5i- ,a.a1a f.h..
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. als,u Advertisements.

NTANTED-AsNIART,: A TIvE hoy.
exI..tApply Ut the Atlantic Tea companys stors,
III Belmont street. Bellaire. O.tdbsl fSsV5 tels u
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TOR sALE--A SMALL FARM FOR
IL Salo very low, or will trade for city property;
Is situated on good road or miles from city. Al
ply soon 70 !. WliALLf,t Real Estate Agent, Gs
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\ EXPERIENCED
wv BAKER; one capable Of managing lake.
house; must give refetcnces. Address. BAKER,
lntclllgencct Oce n -- ~ 80 ----L- ----- sci
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II OST--BETWEEN SECOND STREET
IL md tho Martins Ferry landing, a pair Of Gold
Eye.G Classes. The finder VIII DO literally rewarded
by leaving them ut No. 80 Coal street, or at lniclli.
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C7lk WILL BUYiA GOOD SECOND.
ness, Address, ". R. kATCLiFF, Martins Ferry,
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educational.
slatio1,a1 Valire aud arn}t Co.

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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-11-13
A HerO,s Death.

a large brick building stu ,ted on the south
east corner of LsSslle and Michigan street IN
Chicago caught tire aboat noDn October 20 and
Was completely gutted. TIE building was
dvestory structure. w. K Fifher's cigar
factory was Oh the Top door and employed 81
men and IL girls.
When the alarm was given the foreman OF
the shop, james Carr, got all 80 souls together
Ia good order, and coolly led the band to the
hre.proof siairs and safely To the ground.
troubled with doubt as to whether any were
LETT behind, Care quickly returned TO the fftb
story, but remained Q few minutes too
Iale. The flames had cut of
roof, and amid the Wild ,kcitemept of thous-
ands OF people below, was thrown q rope from
the building on the opposite side of The street.
Making the line fast, be commenced the peril
gus descent, while the frcmen held heavy tar
paulin beneath as precsution. Suddenly the
rope snapped under the mans weight or WIS
burned Dy bursts Of fame. Carr's body shot
downward, head foremost, and, to the borrer
Of the people, went directly through the tar
paultn. He was picked up from the stones,
nis neck broken and mangled almost beyond
recognition.
Another thrilling scene was meanwhile TAX.
Ing place at the fre-escape from the chewing
gum factory Eighteen young girls, Panic
stricken, came down pell-mell, and, when
within IS feet of the ground, the last OF eieh
Jumped 70 the pavement, falling in confused
beap. Miraculously, none were seriously in.
jured, except three who received painful cuts
and bruises.
There are several theories as TO the origin of
the fire. One is that the heat Of the boiler ig-
another that II proceeded from an exp osion of
the boiler, and third that II broke ous among
the oil and Tar on the drst floor used in the
OF barbed wire.
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Ontonagon district, A. G. Davis, R.
Oscoola, Z. e. Cannon. X.
Ottawa ~. q. j. Dicken,a, b.; (2).
q. +. Richard on, fus.
Saginaw (D. M. II. Dakin, fus.; (2),
L. d. Barry, Jus (8. j. g. Rummel,
fus.," j. M. Wiltse. Irs.s
Sanilac ~. j. Wakelin, r.; CD r.
ID. O'Ksefe, X
Shiawas' 90 ~. +. Fl. Hammond, fus.
(2) l.. j. K-nney, r.
st. Clair ~, II. Hammond, fus ~,
Q. Wellman. fus. (S) William Powers,
fus.
,d 81. Joseph %, J. Bentley, fus.'' W.
Tuscola a.. L. b. Hayes. RI (N,
G. p Black, fus.'
Van Buren, ~. j. G. Parkhurst, X.
(2). j. 8. Cross r.
Washtenaw ~, F. Z. Sutton. D.; Cd
L p. Harper, ID.
Wayne, (D. L. A. Brant, L.; G. w.
Walthew. u j. ID Long, d.; Ovid N.
Case, d.. = L. Il. Collins. d.; II. McCle.
land, r.; f. B. Egan, R.; CD G. w
0oomer, r.; (S) c. X. Brandon, r.
(D j. Waltz. ID.
SENATOR'S RLECr.
l. ". Greiner, ID. q. WIN. VI. Cline, ID.
2. +. ID H.wiey, Dt 49, c. Heisterm an. ID.
James nueston, D.*lY H. U. Spencer, z.
X 'uben Kempf, X. gb2O, II. H. Pulvcr, ID.
=. HerZler, ID. ~. j. w. Belknsp, R.+
4. NJ. Carpenter, r % John l.. Curtis, d.
z NJ SDormaker. d NIB ! w. Moon, X
8. q. Austin, Rs u II Woodruff, Rs
9. George a. Smlth Rt3,. u. Davenport, ID.
10. s. r. Brown, Re 20 q w. Woodward, ID
y. II. .. Sherwood, D.27. Fitch Phelps, r.
IL. Y. j. Monroe, II - w. II. Francis, II.
10 John Carveth, II. 20 j. Mcnamara, fus.
IA .. q. Pencil, ID. 30. l.. q. Davis, d.
Is. J. M. Norton,fu All. 4 NJ. Stephenson,R 1
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SECOND EDITION.

For thirty Gems in c. sh or len three
cent stamp, We will mail to any address,
postage J rerad, an octave illustrated
book Of 1l2 pages, with handsome illum-
mated cover, enti I'D Donald Mckay (,
or, Tie Last War 7raii ofthe Nodocs. This
bool is a tue exponent ofthe old saying
"Trurh il sirshger than felton," and
contains the romance Of the life Of Dom
aid Mckay, the great Scout and Chief Of
tie Harm Spring indiana. The story is
founded on facts, and 10 the only true his
tory Of the capture of Captain Jack, the
Chief of the Modocs, the warrior who
defed the United States troops in the
Lava Beds; and every incident men
toned therein can be corroborated by
Donald McKay, who is still living, and
for whom this book was published.
Address the Publishers,
q. p. SOULI q CO.,
us MONROE ST., CHICAGO. LII.