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What Dves " est Virginia Sny !.


Free tradera particularly dislike figures,
bscause they are "dry" and can be made
to lie. :, Tho chioi dcicot in the free trade
argument is that it isn't burdened with
figures, but in there stead are assumptions.
Free trade, by the admission Of an Englith
free tradc writer, being a Science bast d
on assumptions" the free trader assumes
a thing to be so, and from that be argues
to the conclusion with which he started.
Protection has facts TO point to-a splen-
did history Of accomplishment. Its theories
are supported by the record. BY this
policy the nation has enlarged it's asricrl.
tural industry, its mining, its manufactures
and its facilities Tor transportation. The
history ONO other land in this or any other
time tells such tale Of progress. We
employ more people, give them better
wages and provide them the necesgaries OF
life at less cost than under tho Democratic
tariff in operation at the beginning Of the
war. Under protective tariff the burdens
Of war rest lightly upon us,; industrles
multiply and We accumulate steadily a
third Of the saving Of the whole world. 4
: This is the policy which the Republican
party is pledged to maintain; and this is
the policy which the Democratic party, ey.
cry time it finds itself in majority in the
House, brings in.and presses a bill to over
turn. One policy ia full Of hope for Yves.
Virginia; the other is full Of despair.
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Henry Clay and Com narahnll,

Exchange. fis III
All old Lezingtoniars speak OF this
power Of putting things which Mr.. Clay
possessed, but they say twas something to
DO ieit and not to DO initiated or described.
Illustrative OF It il told tho story OF Tom
Marshall's visit. here on one occasion 10
down the great Wing leader. MIR. CLAY
bad to lace u buck ealary grab. There was
no question OF the facts. They we're all
agaillgt him. He had come hons to his
Blue Grass constituency, and waa TO
meet the charges and reply to them from
the front OF the Court House. Mar.
ehsll had been 6snt fer, aud had come
to.show the weakness oil MI. CLAWS de-
fenas and TO clinch tho political ecan.
dsl. Clay commenced to speak and Mar
ehall stood in the crowd, we'll toward The
front, listening. As the orator prog,essed
with bis vindication Marshall edged back
toward the street. At length Marehall
reached the opposite side OF Broadway and
stood in the outskirts OF the crowd. C|ay
reached his closing periodic es Marshall
was slipping round the corner Of Cheap
side. Two CT three anti. Clay men STONED
him and said, why, Mr.. Marshall, whore
are you going? We want you to answer MI.
Clay. You can reply to all he's eaid." "Of
course, can answer him." eGid MI, Mar.
shall, vehsmently. u can make better
argument than that. l can meet every
point, but, gentlemen, can't get up there
and do it now. That's oil" ) ,..j,T.e Il 3
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nOYCorTINo.
A Labor organ on tho "Trfbune's''
Trouble with its Printers. +

a LAouF VHRnn on tuo "AEApuAss
Trouble with its Printers.
Philadelphia Lador World. ;s.i a
Boycotting may be regarded ss justia.
able weapon when used In oppoaition 70
dishouorAble or dishonest persons. But It
becomes dangerous instrument when d.
rected unwiseiy and In the wrong dlrec'
ton, as In tho case Of the Boycotler in New
York, who, having q private grievance,
against the New York Tribune, sees at to
direct all its force and Influence against the
Republican candidates. All fair.mtnded
persons must admit that 10 boycott Jsmes
G. Blaine because Whitelaw Reid chooats
10 support him Is the height Of Injustice,
and the Boycotitr will lose much synyathy
by this injudicious courue. Whitelaw
Reid has 40 much right TO advocate and
support the candidate Of bis choice as any
other c;tIzsn, and In turn, II bis action and
his paper IRE distasteful to the Boycotler,
let them continue to boycott the Tribune,
but they have no right to ipjure an limo.
cont party In order to strike Mr.. Reid. The
Boycotttr modestly asks the workingmen Of
this country 10 boycott the Republican
ticket because certain WhitelAw Rsid Ia
going to vote for 1t and support 1t. 10 the
labor world this Is a libel on the judgmen.
Of tho workingmen. It asks them 10 vote
away protection, cast down their principles,
to deny their party, to place in power q
man that has been hostile to the interests
Of labor. In word, 1t asks that labor sur.
render all that 1t holds dear in order that q
few printers In New York may have ven
geance upon q private individual. Was
there evor such preposterous proposition
offered 10 intelligent labor? We do mol
object to the Boycotter aaking workingnen
10 boycott the Tribune, but we do object
as do thousands Of other workingmen In
the country, to boycott the Republican
ticket because the Btycolter has personal
grievance against Whltelaw Reid. 5i4
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Enxlish aIau ner. u, Table,

No guest over passes q plate or aerycs
anything; the servant does all that. Soup is
taken from the side Ct the spoon noiselees.
~. Soup and tsh are not partaken OF the
fecond time; If there is a Joint, and the
host carves. 1t Is proper 10 ask for the sec.
ond cut. Bread is passed by the servant,
and must DO broken, never cut. 1t Is con.
sidered gauche to be undecided whether
one will lako clear coup or thick coup; de.
eide quickly. In refusing wine simply SAY,
"'Thsuks," or better, "Thspk you" The
servsnts retire alter handing the dessert,
when the party at once launches into poll.
tics and gossip, with now and then mot
often. alasI a bit OF gay badinsse, or
"cht a." until the lady Of the house gives
the eignal, and the ladies' retire to the draw.
i1g-room. Toasts and taking wine
with people hsye gone out Of ioshiou, and
the charms Of the drawing room have 40
far increastd in the last decade that 1t is
only the more confirmed two.bottle men
who Singer long across the walnu,s and
the wine," the jeanesst dorte usually prefer
ring the cup OF tea poured by some white
hand and sweetened with q look from
dropping eyes, which is to be obtained in
the drawing room. Tho English woman
appea1s in semi.grsnd toilette, with open
pompadour coreage and elbow eleeyes, if
not in low.necked, full dress attire, while
her daughters are universally sleeveless
and usually in white, with low.neck cor
sage, even in the depths Of winter. A man
is invariably in full dress for dinner, even
il there is no ono else, present bat Her
Majesty herself. i; .I5S.IE1E
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Think OF the Poor Animal.

Hartford Courant. u.s. /. III
Mark Twain tells this story OF Mr.. Bergh:
A lady was talking with MI. Bergh one
day, and CHANGED to speak Of friend Of
hetn who had lately been travelling out
West. In crossing tho frontier 1t became
necessary that tho father, mother ind three
children should cross a somewhat swollen
ford. Their only beast OF burden was a
mule, so the father placed two Of the
children on lis back, then plunged in
and led the beast in with him. It
swan obediently behind him, and all
reached the other shore in safety. At the
mans bidding the intelligent mule return.
ed 10 where the mother and child were
waiting to cross. The mother, fearing to
put too heavy burden on the already tired
animal, put only the child upon its back,
bade him hold fact, and, with prayer, led
tho animal to the waters edge. They
plunged in, swan bravely Tor time, then
were seen to struggle and 70 down. ls5
"Oh, think, Mr.. Bergh," said the excited
and plying lady; ''just think what must
have been the feelings Of that mother as
che saw her darling child lost in tho
depths Of that black water" y
TRUE, oh, too true," sighed Mr.. BeYph
"but did you ever think, my dear LADY
what nauat have been the feelings Of the
mule n q 4. ~ - C',ss--'
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DRAMATIC DOlB.
Eotes About the starA-Attractions Next
Et.N.l0 tItIN hehSon. +3lFl. 7ti1t

Notes About the starA-Attxactions Next
Joe Emmett has new play. He needs
It. 1aGEs,gl 3Sl5i. ,,ff, Z, iiei,ilp.
Plenty Of mirstrels but few operas in
Wheeling next season. d II q
Atkins Lawrence will again be leading
man in BARLEY Campbell's Siberia.
Mrs. N. q. Goodwin has entirely 70.
covered from her late severe illness.
A new Gye.act drama Is entitled Light
at Last" II will probably be heavy at
first. XIX. )
Sargent, Rhca's first manager in this
country, declares Rhea's diamonds are all
paste. Sargent was bad manager.
Newt Gotthold has new play, and will
probably star in II the coming season. OF
course Madge Butler will be in the cast.
Boucicault will be here this season. His
company will live on special train, with
dining coaches attached, while on the road.
Mrs. Lsngtry has taken 70 England with
her Chinese boy, the son Of well.to'do
Celestial Of San Francieco. Is this new
mash or merely new nd? p
Milton Mobiles new play, "Love and
law" Is said to DO great, and the best thing
this author and Gclor hes ever written. He
carries his own scenery this season.
On September lot Frederick Warde will
se.en.er the Gsld as a Tragic star. He will
open at Detroit and will be h'a own mana.
ger. Ho will mako special feature OF
ln9tmar.
Haveriy'a Minstrels close in London Sep.
TENDER lst, going to Glasgow, Dublin and
Liverpool-nne week cGch-and then eail
for home. Business is reported asimproy'
ing Of late. 4, = -
Shook 4 Golfers great spectacular play,
"Storm Beaten" will be here for two
nights in November. Miss Belle
Jackson, late Of the Madison Square
theatre, will play the part oil
Priscilla. This will insure the play a
hearty reception here. "a A.
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pub,lcaps, who believe that England
ought to be- permitted to spit her contempt
on American citizenship whenever Hhe
find II convenient to do 30.
Because Thousands oil 1rish.AmericanB
are aignifying their intention Of voting for
tho man who proposes to carry out this
policy independent Republican organs,
like the New York Herald, are charging
them with thinking more Of Ireland than
OF the United States. Just ssif upholdirg
the dignity Of American citizenship were
not y question affecting the dignity Of the
United States. Ilyis M, n
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Judges VINO nrc 4 bovo The Law

Judges VINO nrc Above the Law.
Tho point which must not be lost sight
Of in the INTELLIGENCE contempt case is
that the Supreme Court did precisely what
the Statute Of West Virginia gays it shall
not do. Read the law:
The courts and judges thereof may isaue
attachments for contempts, and punish
them snumarily, only in the cases follow.
following: ~
Fust-Misbehavior in the presence Of
the court, or 30 near thereto aa to obsruct
or interrupt the administration OF justice.
Sscond-Violenc or threats Of violence
t, a Judge or officer Of the court, or 10 a
Juror, witneee, or party going 10, attending
Or returning from the court, for or in re.
spect Of any act or proceeding had, or 10 be
had, in euch court.
Third misbehav;or Of an officer OF the
court in bis official character.
Observation-Disclosures or resistance OF
any officer Of the court, juror, witnsrs, or
other person, to any lawful process, judg-
ment, decree, or order Of the said court
Code If IiiM Virginta Chapter III, Section
q. Code Of Virginia, Chapter l0i, ,Stctesn "a
No court shall, without Jury, Tor any
ouch contempt as is mentioned in the frat
clauee embraced in the preceding section,
impose fms exceeding fifty dollars, or
impIison Tor more than ten days. But in
any such Gaze the court may impanel q
jury without MI indictment OF any formal
pleadlne) 10 ASCERTAIN the fine or impris-
onment proper 10 be inflicted, and may
give Judgment according 10 the verdict
Code of nfst Virginia, Chapter 147, Section
IS. Code Of Virginia, Chapter l0i. Section %.
This is explicit-nothing could be more
50. The law binds the courts as well as
tho people. This law was enacted for the
express and evident purpose Of limiting
the power Of courts. The Supreme Court
is no exception. It would be absurd 10 say
that the Legislature cannot limit the power
OF the Supreme Court, but that is the
courts absurd position. Il: @5
The Supreme Court was determined 10
punish the 1NrrLllaEScxE, though it hsd
no comment to make on the Democratic
newspaper which first published the cause
Of complaint. The court was not parlicu-.
lar how it accomplished it's purpose, but it
meant to accomplish that purpose. It re-
fused to hear evidence, and the truthful
answer Of the INrELlaESeER was construed
assggravating the contempt.
Two OF the judges who did this thing are
up for reelection. They have already dis.
graced the State. Shall the State disgrace
itself by endorsing their evil behavior and
retaining them where they can turn out
more Of the same kind Of work?
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Plantation PhiioSouf,y.

Arkanscs Trate'er. * va n: N !. !. y
Er man KANT ack right by or rule yhut
no has laid down. De best piece O. ma.
chinery is ap' tor get outen fix. =
Disbeleabin' in God amt no sign O. hirh
eddycation. Da mo- sense er hoe hsb pot
de mo- 20 ken teach him. 49, - 80 y
" Do brlnsin' back o or ole sorrow hn'ts
wus den new grief. De tsrin' open O. OF
ole ecar hues wus den er fresh cut, 3;5 -
It takes or wise man ter know when he
has said o wise thing De fool doan' know
or good thing when he has said it. y f.is
1t peers like or mean man ken make n
better Twin on er po' place den er good
man ken. De weed will grow whar de CON
won't hardly sprout. ~ ~, {; .Eli' !. :,
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
and depMtss iollows-City Time:

Trainaarrive and dcpartas follows-City Time: ?
RALrIdORE 4 OB1O.-MA1s L1Nx-Da.
rars-For Baltimore and New York, 1:4J m, s:Ss
M ana ncs az t,I;.ht asslton es5
mediation. n:s5 N. Glover's Gap Accommoda.
.. Q. Dfv.For chlc,go and The wes K. OILS N,
on AM slu III
". T. q y; p1v.-Fos Pittsburgh, Gas a m, io:n
M. THAdelphia Accommodation, 3c5 D nj.
washington, E., Aeoommodation, SIS N. - -
G., 12:loa m, 1o:l5 N. and S:25 N. Gloyers i3an
Accommodation, 800 NJ & Meundsyilie Hnnonap9
notation Es0 p NJ. Grafton Accommodstion' XXX
Pr tSfSl freight 4 tlo ~ ? r n: Z :, @
o:io m. and Cos p. m. GAINESVILLE Acrnmmnda,
ton. 800 = N. GAINESVILLE Accommodation, ia
w 2; g. DIy.1 Pistsbursh, a. 1:ao ~: m
ana ,,Sf. ~ NJ Washington. Pa. $40 N. Trisde:
1ii through tsaln. run daily. Local tain, d.,y
p, O. d BT. L.-DnAR7-e:eo 4 m s.k,. :,
~ as9 "a E, ~ ~ n. Aaa1Va-sso m, ilo5 n,
Cleveland, Loraiu 4 wheelipr.-.nr,x,,,a,r,r :. z.
81. C!a!sy!!lo a2 N, Cleveland express Io1 ~
St. Clainville l:52 m, Mhailou accommod.tto1,
4l7 M g. Clairyille accommodation 6:i7 n N
Aaashst ~ ssvle ~ Mson
land r1prca EST IN, st. Clairsvllle 4:62 m. 'o'o
r Cleveland d Observation-Disclosures .
n. nM N. 4:l6 p: steubenyillo Aooommods.
pm. AREIv1-11ss p M, sos q SW n m: stcn'
benvtl1o Accommodation s:2a m, WafrYiils A.
61 n. RI SSIlll9'I $500 80
z u, z. d O. RniIwny-LnAyn Rc,1.i,o a.,
Wooda6eld AND enmmcr1eld at coo q, IN. and ria
p. N. AAnIvn At Hellairo At 9l5 :. m. and ERsnn'
3 Ohio River II. R-DxpAar-Forp s,te-shr,,
6:bo m; Accommodation V25 4 m and I.oo " y
m, 800 p N and "a p N, = e';.iu'
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A LADY who suffered from weakness pecu.
liar 10 her sex in writing to friend, said :
" tried various kidney medicines. but only
found mysslf growing worse. A friend told
mo to usa Dr.. Guysott's Yellow Dock and
ssrsaparilla. It's elect on me was soon indi-
Gated BY a clear and beautiful complexion,
a freedom from aches and pains, a complete
removsl Of nervous depression, painless reg
I can not praiss the remedy too highly M n
true friend TO suffering wonanhood and as
medicine. s5S4lssSFyl DAw. !.
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when our new method ia guaranteed to per
cure the worst cases OF rupture
withou. the usc Of tho knife. Send two let
ter stamps. for phamphlet and reierences,
Worlds Dispeusary Medinal Association, ee3
Main street, Buffalo, N. 7. a-E' ran : 'TS,7
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Doc stealing hsn been reduced to such
science in Boston that protective society
agaiust It has bean formed, one man start.
ingit with contribution ofSl 900, 2sSSs73t
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DIGNITY often tramps about in thin and
tsresdbare clothes, while cheek rolls by in
FURNISHED carriages. -
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GENTLEMEN,s Il SILK Z! AND 5FETT
NlHAT5 renovated 70 present styles 1t mod.r.
-, ~ chSSes 6y W. aTslow.ky tho Practical lat
WoolStou, 81 Sixteenth street, Wheeling. = au7 y
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
REpUDLlUAN COUNTY TICKET.

" F0A tiiLklFP. I
a FRANK JoAN5oN. .lI
CLERK oyiBx cIEcurr COURT,
CHARLES y. HOWELL.
cI.yRr OF The COUNTY couET,
". NEWT. LlNCu..
PROSECUTING ArrosSxY,
. JOSEPH d. uIS0N.
AssYHoR, CITY pIsTklcT,
FRED. ROILER; IL
AiGI,son. COUNTRY plErElCT,
WM. A. MCCOY.
COUNTY SURVEYOR,
CLARENCE X. LAIRD.
HorsE oy pEI.EdArEa,
3. B. DovENER,
A., G. +. EBEL1E9t
J. BARKER, u. VS.
Col. ". B. CURTIS,
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The Event Of Her Life,

EXCHANGE ,t-9
lyon must come down and sec mo when
I'm in the, country next week." said an
East Side girl to q West Side girl the other
day. I'D l=''5 = 81 zi
:! should be glsd to, my dear, but I'm
eiraid l ehall be too busy. I don't want
the family to know, Of course, but I'm get.
ting ready for the great event Of my life."
"Oa, tell me what it is" ~ Slf =
u have an engagement to elope with
our coachman." ssf II a,-',asg8 Is
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"ftougll on NntH.O

& Is Z a3t.' h AsoukA OA Antbs Jsas, 4
Clears out rats, mice. reaches, flies srts,
bed.bugs, skunks, ohipmunks, gophers. l5o.
Druggista. iFiyi Il ~ 80 i n -
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TIT Want. Soap is the biggest Of all, the
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y 80 EDUCATIONAL.
WHEELING
Female. COLLEC|E.

THIS initltutlon u incorrorstd with r,,,.,
,egiaie rowers aud Privileges BY The iss.l NY sol:
And Accomplished Educa,lon. ''' thorough
Two Full Courses Ulshleal pnd gci.,us.
"a connection with thee. there ia m NV.
Az School. !upis taus In ali lii ID n, n%neat
Ciayohing and Painting. - 80 VI o'AWilg,
There u slso schoot Of 6fsto,y md v,,.,.,
Inc worry latest methods intteduSd. A4'suuon,
Inc conservatory Of Ausici, Conducted =, a,
plan Of Stuttgart. Germany, and ptec,ssl, ~ Va mo
methods Arg used. In the Vocal Deps,;,nass,M Ee
Italian method II used with such al,r,.,, ns NO
may suit tho voices Of the pupils. ''Aao'n u
The various echoolE NJ EnypGyc a,, /, ,s.
experience, and we'll Known PloieSor'A eA''Seo Oh
Mn, J. 7. Porter. Professor o, tho nav sc,o,.s.
s}stam o. Shorthand, tsfmCd tnrtivrs M shilnc
open school In connection with thS oil.y. WI
The thirty 9Th year will optn seo,erss,, Tee,
Term, moderate In all Department.. ee's d 'sa.
FOR catalogues or other inform alton, add,cs, ~.
1"S'uea'' MISS A. TAYI on, '
Ii Prca!tent
BOARD OF rRrsrxr,
~ y: Il wt Mit joseph Eel, Esq,
WOO \. mheat, tfqr y. l. H. Logan,
non. y; ~ Hubbard, Auguttus Pollack, Fro.,
X ~ Ln!, rS Hon. A. ". Camptel"
~ y W.: ID nnun , Y ". Rs,ckui Lot, hl.,
IN ~. vance, fiq -. capt John McLute,
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y REPUBLICAN. y Z
Congressional Convention,

Ilestona' Dslrtt OF West VIRGINIA, will be- heid At
New. Iartinfville. on Thursday, August %. ISL
fot the purpose Of nominating candidate 10, Con.
grsss. and transacttng such other business u NAV
+ BY order Of tho Committee. 1'IsG i - ~.
Y u, ~ ....9G.-L. GEO. W. ATKINSON Chairman
HIGH STERLING, Secretary. IN '--'1sn1
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WHEELING & ELM GROVE r.

Vs. ~ 1 a. - n .; 4 h
tn and alter SUNDAY, MAY IS, 1884, t,ain, ~
tho ". q Z. g. r & will run ~ fot1owa: - "
Leaving Tho CITY At \. u, and run every hour
I Leaving Wheeling Pa1k att r., and run oyeYy
hour until 10 r. Il. 80 80, ro'e1J
VI n OK BuNDAYS. II ~, 5yLe,,35N
tsying tho City at7A. r.. and run every honr
until r. II. g ~ q, l7FIfg'' 0ouf
leaving Wheeling Part 1t /. II, and run ev.,x
hour until 10 p. ~ t-gs 80 st 80 e'e1y
!. raaaensen viii are time and trouble By nn,.
ohndng halr tokota 1t tho cfco. 3 20 20
2 ~','f Rssiss i'ftg}'s1 p n uIRnnH. INV,
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: sl1-s.1f5 Tso.gI1 > 80 I--TIsI-g3---'
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

TOR SALE-BELLAIRE NAIL MILL
II e.oet AUD American Insurance % etock, Call
on ]. @ HERVhY, l<l6 Markst a!rett city. - auN
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Iinsly Institute.

Linsly Institute.
5s IA WHEELING, ". VA,
:. 4 lieenlly endowed institution for tho edna.
Boys and Young Men.
Students arc prepared 10, COLLEGE, thu hlvho,
schools Of science or business ThSIoush ln.,,aeSt
ton Ia given In tao English, Classical, scIsu" ass
Preparatory Branches. Sie
Special attcn,ion IL paid 10 geok keenIov a.,
Commercial! Arithmetic. Individual in,,r,,c, Htu
Tor dull and BACKWARD boys t4irs course in Go.l
man and Drawing. Corps OF iniirurt3ts il NOR NOR
complete. Next term will begin Monday, eepieu,,
tl.s.. m, A. K. WHITEHALL, A. NJ,
lyTShNThAe ~. .f-.s.s. .... .... pflnrlrat
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UNIVERSITY Of VIRGINIA,

SUMNER LA " LEGsUnES mine yeettv,
begin 10th July, 1884, and end 10th September.
Gave proved Of signal use,-lBt, to students who
design 10 pursue their studies ut this OF other Law
school! "a To those who propose to read privately;
vantage Of systematic instruction. 70. circular
apply II. o. University OF Val to JoKS B. MISoE,
Prof. Com. and Stat La n, gsg mvpp rrhpAv