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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-04-16

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late of Co. c. 4th Pa. Cavalry
OF Allegheny tow nship,
J H SHANNON,
OF Franklin twp
FOR SHERIFF
w. G. GLENN,
OF Sunbury Borough.
s. P. EAKIN,
OF Allegheny township
PETER KRAMER,
OF Middlesex township
W. M. BROWN,
OF Forward township
COL. o. G. REDIC,
OF Allegheny township.
JAMES l.. BADGER,
OF Fairview township.
GEORGE MOON,
OF Slipperyrock township.
FOR PRoTHONoTARY.
W'M. SHIRA,
OF Washington township.
JOHN d. HARRISON,
OF Clinton township.
JOHN w WEIGEL,
OF Zelienople borough
FOR CLERK OF COURTS.
REUBEN McELVAIN,
Of Butler Borough.
S. B. CROSS.
OF Washington (late of Allegheny)tp.
w. P. JAMISON,
OF Fairview Borough
JOSEPH ELLIOTT,
OF Jefferson township.
JOHN +. SHANNON,
OF Connoquenessing township.
ISAAC MEALS,
Of Washington township.
REGISTER AND RECORDER.
LEWIS WOLFORD,
OF Cherry Township.
JAMES RANKIN,
Of Penn (formerly OF FalrvleW) tp.
VIM. Fl. WALKER,
OF Butler Boro. Qate of Clinton tp.)
NJ. Fl. BYERLY,
OF Jefferson township
is. WICK,
OF Sunbury Borough.
JAMES S. CRAIG,
OF Allegheny township.
Ii. w. CHRISTIE,
OF Butler Borough.
j. l.. HENRY,
OfButler Borough.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
1.-TWO to nominate.)
A. J HUTCHINSON,
OF Centre township.
S. DUFF, of Winfield township.
RUDOLPH BARNHART,
OfLancaster formerly Fairview) tip.
JOHN BLACK,
OF Butler Borough.
ALEXANDER STEWART,
OF CoDnoquenessing township
WILLIAMSON BARTLEY,
OF Penn township.
G. w. HAYS,
OF Middlesex township.
J. G.. BREADEN,
OF Clay township.
SAMUEL MoCLFMONDS,
of Butler BorOuph
W. w. McQUISTION,
OF Brady township.
JOHN NJ TURNER.
OF Parker township.
T. w. KENNEDY,
Of Adams township.
JOHN f. CROWL,
OF Harrisville Borough
FoR TREASURER.
ISAAC A. DAVIDSON.
OF Slipperyrock township.
JOHN o. COULTER,
OF Clay Township.
ISAIAH MCCALL,
OfCilnton township.
WILLIAM SIEBERT,
OF Butler Borough
PHILIP SNIDER,
Of fClintOn township.
G, b. RUBY,
OF Compromising township,
JAMES :. WILSON,
OF Contreyillc,
JAMES A. McMARLIN,
OF Adams township.
JAMES !. CAMPBELL,
Of fairview township
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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-04-16

WILLIAM A. FoRoUER, Esq, of this
place, in the Democratic Presidential
Elector for this Congressional district
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For County and District Offices

ELECTION MAY "a, 1884
FOR JUDGE,
M'JUNKIN.
JOHN NJ. GREER,
OF Butler.
FOR CONGRESS,
GEO. w. FLEEGER,
OF Butler.
DR.. WILLIAM IRVINE,
OF Evans City.
FOR sTAmE SENATE.
A. l.. CAMPBELL,
OF Petrolia.
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FOR ASSEMBLY.
1.-TWO to nominated
j. NJ LIEGHNER,
Of Prospect Borough.
JOSEPH HARTMAN,
Of Donegal township
MAJ. G.. +. ANDERSON,
OF Butler Borough.
JOHN S. CAMPBELL,
Of Cherry township.
w. C. FINDLEY,
Of Clay township.
W. P, BRAHAM,
OF Mercer township.
ISAAC MILLER,
late of Co. c. 4th Pa. Cavalry
OF Allegheny tow nship,
j H SHANNON,
OF Franklin twp
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BREAKFAST BUDGET,

The city undertaken Of Palatka, Fla, Is {
woman.
Atlanta, Ca, has a mouse that sings like
canary. W.
Pocahontas is 10 have a monument in
\ jamestown, Va. 5g
A female detective Is working up the
cotton swindling cases a. Dallas, lex.
A gentleman, who refuses to disclose his
& name, has given Yale College $4,000 for a
doTm,tory. s.EI
+ Mrs. Hannah Simon, Of Newark, N. T.,
I recently celebrated her Doth birthday by
+ Waiting for ten minutes. :
The projectors Of the memorial to the
poet Gray, 10 be erected in Cambridge Uni.
versity, urge subscriptions from this coun-
Z try. ,s5JI ssts
Capt. Trsynor, who crossed the Atlantic
ocean in tho do,y City OF Bath, now pro.
poees to take another voyage IN small
row-boat. ~
n A temperance cyclone has struck the
people Of Plainleld, IT,, during the pas.
few ,weeks and over 1000 have agreed not
!. to touch intoxicating liquors, ~
Or. Carver, the "ahootist," is now trying
Z his luck in bat-silling. In a recent match
ut New Orleans he killed 1908 Of these
animals in seventy.one minutes, making
the most remarkable score on record. s.
A.movement ia on f,ot in Alabama to
/. raise fund for the relief OF Mr.. Merrill
Pratt, Of Birmingham, who is threatened
with financial ruin because his name was
on the bond Of ex-Treasuror Vincent. 4
George Smith, OF Indiana county, Penn.
sylvania, qua Sl5.0 900 in bills in chest for
safe keeping. He neglected to look at it
for some time, and when he did inspect
it he found that rails had torn the bills all
to bits. !,
Hiram Jacobs, the Oldest citizen Of Stur-
gis, Mich, had the novel experience OF be-
Ing buried few days ago in ''collin made
%ot wood from walnut tree Of bis own
planting. The tree was planted upon his
return from the Black Hawk war, in 1882.
rs What is now called Holdrodge, a town
in Nebraska, wac four months ago nothing
: but a treeless plain. On October 9 last The
first house was brought there on wheels
from anear by county. Since then 90 bust
ness houses and proportionate number
OF dwellings have sprung up there, and
Holdrodge lisa busy and thriving town. J
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"Perrtct Freedom or Conscience tho
Birihright OF Every MAD" fE +.
Philadelphia PnH 3NisNW .'3'E 'hr.i rs
In country which cherishes religious
freedom, the religions opinions Of a public
maa are not q! subjec. for political dis.
cussion. Least Of all are they when, az in
the case Of James g. Blaine, he Is no lor ser
a candidate for high Office and has retired
from the active conduct Of affairs. But,
within the past fortnight, the Press has re.
ceived score Of inquiries upon the subiec.
which deserve respectful attention. Some
Of these inquiries assume that Mr.. Blaine
IL Roman catholic, s3me ask II he ID one
and all apparently act under miaconcep.
ton on tho subject which ought 10 be re.
moved. The maliciousspre Of such mis-.
conceptions is not new. Eight years ago
this week they drew an indignant private
letter from Mr.. Blaine, his only uttsrance
on this subject and addressed to IN init.
mate friend Of long standing, This letter
ought 10 set all doubt and question on this
subject at res: lt ~
WASHINGTON, March 10, 1876. 4
My DEAR SlR:-I agree with you that
the charge OF my being a Catholic is very
provoking, considering the motive that in.
spires 1t, and very exaspelating when see
II connived Of, II not in fact originated, by
men who eat with me in Presbyterian
Bible class when l was student and you q
professor in Washington College. Thil
charge ia part and parcel Of the tactics o.
the Cameron gang to rob me Of the Penn
sylyania delegates, when, in fact, four.
!Lflths Of the Republicans oil the State desire
my nomination. My, ancestors on my
fathers side were, rs you know, always
identified with the Presbyterian Church
and they were prominent and honored in
the old colony OF Pennsylvania severa
generations before tue Camerons blessed
Scotland by leavingit
But, while thanking you for what yen
have done to set my Pittsburgh friends
right on this question, will never consent
to make any public declaration upon the
subject, and Tor two reasons: First, be.
cause l abhor the introduction OF anything
that looks like religious test or qualifica
ton for office in republic, whers perfect
freedom Of conscience il the birthright Of
every citizen, and, Second, because my
mother was, as you we'll know, a devoted
Catholic. l would not for a thousand
presidencies speak disrespectful word o.
my mothers religion, and no pressure will
draw me into any avowal Of hostility or un.
friendlincss to tLolics, though I have
never received and do not expect any po
litical support from them. You are at lib.
erty to chow this to the gentleman who
urged you 10 write me, 2,
Many thanks for your kind invitations
but l can hardly promise myself the pleas.
ure Of visit to Western Pennsylvania
this Spring. You know, however, that q
large part Of my heart is always in the Mon.
ongahela valley. ~ 1, "a
Always sincerely your friend, :
J. G. BLAINE.
Dr.. JAMES KING, Pittsburgh. y
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The reading public Is In a fair way 10
learn what oleomsrgarine ia, and whether
II Is likely TO add to tho nt,ractiveneys md
healthiulneps Of tho table. The Health
Committee OF the New York Senate is
conducting On investigation which Is bring.
ing out much that Is Of great interest 10
butter makers and butter caters. IN
Tho best thing that l,aB yet been said Tor
bogus butter rs that i! Is ltEs injurious
when It Is not made Of tho IA. OF diseaeed
animals, even "the tfade' gives a prefer.
ence 10 the ia! o! healthy animal. But
nitric acid ia used to destroy the animal
tissuea, Geodorjza tho ulnell, and as a pro.
sentative. To give The committee an idea
Of the effect Of this powerful causic phys
ician poured some q 1t on piece Of red
Z flannel, width at once began to smoke.
A man who Ind worked in an oeomar.
garne factory was produced from the
Bellevue Hospital in pitiable condition.
His teeth rSttIcl in hia head, his hands
4 were sore and raw, the nails dropped from
/, the fingers, hia skin cracked and his hair
came out. The nitric acid had been too
much for him. .a. We
Figures from the New York Board Of
Health wero produced 10 show that since
1870 the number Of s.ill.br.hs had largely
increased in New York City, and this the
< physicians attribute to the cotton seed oil
in tho olemargarine. -
Honest dealers demand system Of in.
spcction, 80 that purchasers who want rea
butter may not have the bogus article
I palmed oil on them. The probable result
Of this reasonable discrimination was in
dicated by witness who told OF a Wash.
ington Market dealer who had put or
Ills stand tub OF theHtuT properly labeled
and in one month he cold just ono pound
4 OF 1t. n p,
The manufacturers OF olemargarino are
not willing 10 Let it take its chance on Its
merits. They prete. to eend it out mas
querading as butler. Tho dairy interest is
injuriously affected, and consumers are
grossly ill.used. 81,
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Are yon disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with pain OF cutting teeth? II so, send at
once and got a bottle OF Mrs. Windows
Soothing Syrup for Children Teething. It's
value is incalcnlable. 1t will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon 1t, mothers, there Is no mistake about
It 1t cur's dyssntary and diarrhoea, regu.
collie, softens the gums, reduces ii Illumination.
and gives tore and energy TO the whole sys'
tenn. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup ior
Children Teething Is pleasant TO the taste,
and Is the prescription OF one OF the Oldest
and best female physicians and nurses in the
United States, and is for sale by all druggists
tie, l:,i', '5. 81 ..75tf,z,," - uwsAw '.
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william s~talon, Il, pussi.Aer spin.on. story 7sEr.
We discontinued our Story Teller last
week. The plates are for bale: aor the good
will Iof the concern. We have bad good
offers for both. The periodicalSwas too
good to succeed. II We had lowered Ito
tone we might have appealed to paying
constituency. Our actual circulation
About 8 900 q week. We received ZOO
manuscripts in response to our $500 prizs
offer. Every writer Of repute In the country
competed. My father who passed upon
them, was astonlshed at the poverty Of In
vention which characterized them. They
might have all been turned ont Of tho same
mould iof commonplace. The center o.
literary activity Ia moving In q southerly
and weaterly direction. 55eE5
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NO t3. gtkA:lll ~ ~ gsgtf, sstlqttA
can Ia the most acceptable to all classes, es'
pecially tho Greenbackers. u ~
!. For Clerk Of the Circuit Courts We are q
unit for John NJ. satteyHsld, who Was torm-
erly County Superintendent Of Schools.
For Clerk Of the County Court We want
that sterling Greenbacker, Prof. B. F.Mar.
lin. Jr. :. Va
The other Offices will be equally divided
between the Republicans and Greenback.
ere,-with ex.sherif Capt. A.. N. Prichard
tcr Commissioner. y, for the day o.
Locally, we might say that quite an ex
citement was created few days ago, BY re-
ports that an extinct oil well, which hal
not been worked for several years, wal
eiecting oil at a fearful rate, Just aboy'
here on Bingamon. Such good fortune al
ways attends that people up there, for the!
are an industrious and Intelligent claas
and deserve good at the hands Of Mother
Earth. ,5 Fi6siAN t-4I 'i41
We second the motion 10 nominate OK
Governor plerpont for Governor:
755. g9s TArLEn.
Iycrlhington, W Va, March II. 'g
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Whenever there IL an extraordinary 6ccut.
rence-a team runs over child without hurt.
ing II; q mechanic falls from a, third.stoiy
window, and In a week after he Is ut work
again, we are wont to e1claim, "'whnt a
miraolt!,' 81, when Mns.T. b. EREnLlNE,
then Of Allegheny City, Pa, had been sick
with Consumption for very long time, had
been told by several OF the best physicians oil
that city that her time was but for a few
hours, that she must die, and when the use
Of but one bottle OF Peruna In weeks time
placed her on her feet again and made hsi
the Heartbeat eater In the family, all the pee.
pie around, as with one rrj,icing voice, ex
claimed: s"What a wonderful miracltl"' Bar
page 80 Of the "Iils OF LIE" Your druggist
will give you one gratis. "a ~ tSpi4f paw
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Pnov. JAMES A. sEwKLL, A. NJ, M. D., Of
Medical Faculty, Laval University, Quebec,
states: II have found ColdsA's Liquid Beef
Tonic particularly useful in advanced Stages
OF consumption, weakness, dyspepsia and all
nervous affections. In pregnant women II
has been retained when every other article Of
food was sejected. Palatable and easy OF
dlgestion.n TAKE no othar.l ,E.--.H mHraW .
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FonxERLY weak, nervous, dyspep.ic aud
dsbilita!ed individuals who found only dis.
appointment in the various bltters and &c.
crst quack nostrums, pretended kidney med.
icines ETC., are agreeably surprised to regain
perfect health and strength OF mind and
body, and complete hearts ease and freedom
from aches and pains by the use OF Dr.. Guy.
sotrs Yellow Dock and sarsaparilla. It re-.
storts every disordered function to normal
condition. paw N
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The greatest medical wonder Of the world.
Warranted to speedily cure Burns. Bruises,
Cats, Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever Sorea, CAN
cars, Piles, Chilblains, Corns, letter. Chapped
Hands, and all skin eruptions, guaranteed to
cure In every instance, or money refunded.
Is cents per box. For sale at Logan & Go. 3
Bridge Cornar Drug Etora. ~. So sI 3 t'5s..
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All persons wishing 10 test the merits OF a
great remedy-one that will positively cure
consumption, coughs, colds, asthma, bronchi.
lis, or any affection u the Throat and Lurgs--
arc requested to call at Logan l. Co.'s Bridge
Corner Drug Store and got 100 Trial Bottle
Of Dr.. Kings New Discovery for Consump.
ton, whieh will show you what regular
sized bottle will do. 4! row,
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MARION COUNTY POLITICS.

! The state nud County riclets-Republi.
causnud Grecnbnckcrs Will Pull To-
Eethc--DOan Win Bou, bonisnl.
i To he Editor Of The Iateti,gtuctr.
siR:-Apropos OF the Gibson inves!iga-
: ton concerning the judiciary Of this State,
4 we arc reminded that one Henry G. Davis,
a Senator IRON this State, once investigated
The Treasury Department with startling (?)
results, as all know-wonder il Gibson has
done with Wise, Of Virginia2 The Repub-
licans Of this section regard this all as bun.
,acombe, gotten up for the purpose OF d.
4 verting the minds Of tho masses from the
y maladminlstration OF affairs in this State,
and only await m opportunity OF "hooting
b the rascals OUT" Our word for it, ut the
n election this fall, such o victory will be
4 scored for the people as will make even the
most Bourbonish quake-O, for the DAYS OF
\ Ulysses ,Iss2 Isa -
We have n considerable Greenback vote
lin this county, enough so tina. they hold The
4 balauce OF power here, and We arc disposed
+ to give thom q fair portion OF tho Offices
4 which they are entitled to- We see by tile
Z papers that fusion Ia acceptable, the only
!. trouble being as to how 10 arrange the
ticket. OF course the Republicans should
K have majority, as that party casts some
\ thing like $4,000 votes. but II 1t Is consid-
I cred that the Greenhackers should have
the first place on tina ticket. For Gods sake
don't let's have Farnsworth, but give us
Hon. s.. W. Sturm, than whom no one in
y the State is greater terror to the Bour-
hons. IA a g ~ iF5}8 :; II
Marion county politics are be ding over,
Already each party is taking a census Of
:the voters aud the otlice.seekers are count
ling noses. We will have u peoples ticket
in tho field headed by George w. Manley
\ for Sheriff. The young Republicans are
I loudly clamoring Tor Thos. II. B. S,appers
for State Senator. Mr.. Stagsers has the repu.
tation Of being as good campaign as Fon.
tane Smith, and even better than that hon.
5orable gentleman; for Instead Of being On
l the fence as Smith usually is, S.apgers can
be counted on as purely Republican, Be-.
. sides his personal popularity which would
insure him good Democratic vote Stag
GERS Is popular with the Greenbackers.
who would flock to him, as sheep do to The
shepherd. Hurrah for staggers Tor sena-
tor I Y. sS5 n ltFi
iEss For the Legisla!ure-Hon. Jeese F.
Sturm is prominent, and will certainly be
returned. A Z IS. :; Z!
81 For Prosecuting Attorney, the present in.
cumbent, Mr.. Meredith, being a Ropubli.
!
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TINS is an age OF frauds. Madame in the
box deems it as essential to paint herself
for tho occasion as Camille" on the stage.
The time is coming when there will be a
distinct complexion for each costume my
ladv veara i NJ -,I,'c. 7 J. y. 5-l7,, =
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TRE finest mayonaiae dressing for all kinds
OF salads, cold meats, raw tomatoes, picked
salmon, cabbage. 10 Is Durkee's Salad Dress.
lce' 1t Is, besides, more economical than
homemade. 5li5 a,9ls A. 5..577I MwyAw
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Hfnfe1( PusHam co., hr1reaib'e. ~ IS
II Governor Jackson still persists in urg.
ing our assessors to List for taxation our
poultry, it would be well for him to serious
" consider the source from whence comes
his egg nogg. The supply Of eggs will most
assuredly be cut of. SD. il a r.;
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"AuNr JANE" said IN exasperated ,wiis,
" wish It WINS custom for women to trade
husbands as It Is for men to trade horses"
"Wby, my dea,?' "Because, II 1t was I'd
cheat some woman dreadlully before sun
down. r-sE g.a.1'G 1g,s6' 4Ilsz7 (. i.
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7 0, WOMAN! woman! take the pocket.book
and the middle Of the crossings, but give 10
mankind the helm OF State.
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HAIE's Honey OF Horehound and Tar will
arrest every allment Of the lungs, throat or
chest. M VI g IL. 5,.,I..
I Pixies Toothache Drops c1rs In one minute.
For the akin-Glenn's Sulphur Soap. r. :
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DO you paint YETI" asked an old friend
o. feminine artist, whom she had not
seen before for many years, "Yee.V was
the answer, II still paint. I paint the
children red and I put it on with my alp.
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BIOGRAPHY IL looking us. A New Yo,k
paper is giving sketches Of eminent bar
keepers. 's-1- -7 d "a - s5,s7,. - IN.
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: TRAvELER,H GUIDR..I
Trains arrive and depart AZ iollows-Cl,y .Ir,c,

Iraina arrive and depart AZ tollows-Ci,y time.
Baltimore d Ohio-MAlN L1Nx-DFpART-
Eloa p, S:ss = m, ass m, Sos IN, 7:o5 a m
Q. DSy'1a:l6 N. OILS i M, ass N. lilo p N N
~ O. e.ot Z: Nv;-pErAET-For Pittsburgh, 600 m
go I ana 6as n: ARRIyE-&ain Line~i2:i5 !
Dlv.-6:lo p N, a:5da m: 2:55 m. ". 4 r. Dr. y
;A Am, Pittsburgh. 9toa N. and $50 nj
f!e " Hhinston Pa 500 and $50 N; Ills and
gov M 4 y = a q ls,,. q ITT1
F., Q. 4 ST. L.--DxrAsr-t:7,a m, eo2 4 m:
!:2 N, ~ p M Aaa1vs-Ss7, : N, I'LL I n,
Go7p m, Eo7 m. > i. :, y vi; es's K 1.5G'
cleveland, Lornin d ,Wheeiinx.-prrlr1,
bridgeport and st. Clairsville Acoommodstion 900
m and ga m: Cleveland, 1900 noon: Messil ~ g
~ ~ m. AAaivz-s:45 r, 1a:27 a N, "a p n.
Cleveland a Pittxburgh-Dsr.n,r .-: s.o7 /,
n, ll:41 m. 4:l6 p m: steubenville Accom-
Won s@ M wsilsr Y, Sos
benyille Accommodation s:23 N, WoIlsyiiile An Az.
commodAton G4s m. EsES = ~ ~
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p N. AanIvE Il Bellai1e at 9:l5 a. M. aud SIS nm
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q. EDUCATIONAL,
A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,

security, Motherly Care. Good Roard.up Dellghtiu
Location and Reasonable Chs:Eca.
Mt. DcChantal Academy,
HxAR WHEELING, Y. Va.
Tbs thiyty.sixth year Of this well Known Bchool
ior Girls, undo, the charge Of tho slsters Of he
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