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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-07
educational.
educational.
Nj, De ChaRtaI Academy,
WEAR WHEELING, W. va.


.,,,,, eighth year of this wcll.EnoWn Ac"e'
me me .a'i% ,gc charSc Of the Visitation Nuns,
tny a"y IN, g,s, Monday oil September ne1t' End
s,luue. ten iaonths' .,.--.-,.
'o SenDJ, r,csiycl at any time in the session.
Ragtn ,r,o tc,lre to place theIr daughters in an
laos, ,, ",' aCoriIng exceptional advantages In
iR'a" 'soi be,lthul AID delightful location e''
he wy ,os ID thorough discipline and instruction
csJ'p, ' ,"I,s life long teschCrs in every depart
Z" hs 80 II s.n,le education. including the modern
neasV .' and music should setd Tor catalogue
Goia s ,,,, Academy Of the Visitation,
V'''"'' Mt. do CHAETAL,
,, Near Wheeling. ". Va.
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Mr.. E. Springer, Of Mschanicsburg, Pa,
writes: II was afflicted with lung fever
and abscess on lungs, and reduced to a
walking skeleton. Got y free trial bottle
OF DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump.
ton, which did me SO much good that l
bought dollar bottle. After using three
bottles, found myself once more man,
completely restored to health, with a
hearty appetite, and gain in flesh Of 4S
lbs" Call at Logan & Co.'s drug store
and get free trial bottle OF this certain
cnre for all Lung Diseases. Large bottles
81 90. MwF&W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-07

The best salve in the world for Cuts
Bruiscs, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
SoreC, letter, Ohapped Hands, Chilblaina
Corna and all Skin Erupions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. Il
IA guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, oi
money refunded. Price % cents per box
For aale BY Logan L ca.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-07
Take all In all.

-1ah ell the kidneys and Liver
Nediciass.
Take all the BLOOD purifiers,
Take all the Dyspepsia and indigestion
cHra
Take all the Agre, Fever, and bilious
specifies.
Take all the Brain and Nerve force
Ttrira.
Take all the Grta, health restOren.
In short, take al.ths best qualities Of all these
and the-Oea,
Qualities OF all tho best medicines In the world
aud you will And that Hop
-BinrS have the best curative qualities and
powers OF ali concentrated In III NJ,
And that they will cure WHEN any or all OIL
these, Engly oc-e0E.biHot. Fa'l!lli
"A thorough TRIAL III give positive proof Of this
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-07

FoE the prompt and certain cure Of
erysipelas, use Ayers SNs1pArilla, which
il the specific endorsed by the most emf
nent medical authority. D&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-07
BETHANY COLLEGE,

,.,ose county, W. Va, will begin It's Forty'hith
h ~, syprlsNgER 25, less. Its the most noted
s'S.y In IN our state. having GO Alumni many oil
'cssI 40 occupying high places OF trust II has
W., college Icgrce Counes: the Classical Ipe
l.% the Ministerial, and the Ladies Coutss,
sSl.- co,lerc Is now about heo OF debt, and the
!+s lew viii rsEe an effort TO enlarge the ErdOw'
l'% r,sra ,be number Of students. Patronage Is
H,p "l1 franz d! the friends Of classic learning
yor CsAlVguS epply TO .,.,,,,,r
DR, ~. K. PEEDLETON, PreS't.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SAID.
80 Acre Farm in wettel county. will sell OF
exchange for city properly
$50 Acre farm a! Bellol, W. Va. will sell OF
exchange for city property, and will divide It II
50 Acre Farm on BOsgs' Run, two miles from
Forty.sighIh Etreet.
Small scllilg, No. 100 Eoff street.
No. 2IlO Alley 4, awe rOomed Cottage Frame In
good ORD T.
Business Homo aud Dwelling on Market street,
ground 30 feet Ir mt running back 132 feet
Five pieces ol property on Sixteenth street. rang
Ing In y iC- f'Om q, 100 u IS go.
NO. IL Iweuty.lbIrI street
One Lot on Eo1 street, south Of Twenty eighth
street.
For further information inquire OF
JAMES A. HENRY, Real EtAte Agent,
Collector and Notary Public,
amy n 1910 MArkAk aiFInE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-07

Boy (who does not appreciate sermon /:
"Well, pdjust like to know what preach
ing's for, anyway" Small sister: "Why,
IFS to give the singers q reBt.h
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" some entGrprising fellow would nov
corner the market on DR.. BulPg Cough
Syrup he could make his fortune. Beware
Of frauds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-07

While the Cur is compelled to have
,;S;::stiif to guard him, come Of our Amert'
can ladies' feel secure with pug.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-07

eB-Nonc genuine without a bunch Of green HopG
an the white label Shuu all the vile poisonous
stud Win "dOp" OF chops" ia their name.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-07

A man who hes stall in Cincinnati
msrket lost both legs in tho army. What
a splendid cashier he would make.
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$4,000
a;or alcnt aud a;or Sale,
EOR RENT.

No 1881 Jacob street. Store.roOm and dwelling.
No ~ Al!eyl6
Two Rooms, No. 1914 EoE street.
Three Rooms, 9GB Main street
No. 80 Market street
Three Houses on south side Of Tweuty'seyenth
street, between MaEEet aud Main LtreetS.
No. SIS Alley z.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-07

A Russian maxim is, "a present Il
cheap, but love il dear" In this country
the reverse 10 frequently true,
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Nnpndsvllle accommodation leaves Wheeling Al
II :95 q. m, and arrives at MouudsViO II 1918 r.
IN. daily except sunday.
Warrington accommodation at $40 p. m.
ZOneSyills accommodation leaves Wheeling
1885 o. m. and $40 p. n. BelRIre al $40 0. mi
4;i5 p. M, daily except Sunday.
1925 p. In, train through 10 Cincinnati without
change, with b. o. sleeper through 10 Cincinnati.
B. q q. Sleeping Cans OH all through trElnB.
Through Coach from Wheeling % Cincinnati on
No. 2, leaving Wheeling a. 9i6 a. M, arriving Il
Cincinnati At G:GOa N,
Close connections are made for all points Eouth
aud Southwest, North and Northwest making this
desirable IOnte for colonisIA and POROUS moving
TO the gICat West and 70 whom particular attention
Il given.
tickets 10 al principal poin,H on ssle 6tDcpoL
Sleeping car accommodations can be secured At
Depot Ticket OiiiCe.
Taos c. BuRKE, Ticket AIOnt n. & o. Depot
JOHN \. LANE, Tray. Passenger igoDt
r 7 DEvRtEs. General Agent, Wheeling.
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OR, MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS,

VIII cure Diseases Of the Kidneys, GFayel, Glcct
Structures and all Urinary pnd urctSrRl Diseases,
Nervous and Physical Debility, fem nAl WEAKNESS,
Loa OF Ylgcr, Premature DecliRa In Nan, Early
Decay ImpoteICy caused By erroH Of youth, OK.
ceBseS, DC. Syphilis In all Its forms, sore threat
and nosc ulcers ciuptions, scrni1la, letter, suit
rheum and all blood and akin disease Female
Weakness speedily oursd. GnorthcA curLd In 8
days. Price s. @. Sold In Wheeling, ", Va, By
T. Y. BOXING, LAsAa 4 Co., DrGSHEtS. S9nl ~
mail sealed fRV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-07

An UnfaiiIng Safeguard Against all Infoo-
tipIs Diseases.
Use Camphorlns Soap freely in washing
bed clothes and all clothes worn closest TO
the body. See the big reward We offer on
wrapper. S. STRUNz, .
Originator Of "Wax Soap"
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A policeman attacked by cholera NOR.
bus lost so much rest that he wal forced
to go on duty again to recuperate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-07
FROGS.

How they Live UndSr q rcumStnucss Some.
what DIsadVantassOus
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-07

EFw YoRK, Sent. THE cloSa Of tho week shows
avery lREe hnYinfS having been done In all depart
nenis and the inference that Ill Interior markets
have been active In Distribution Of goodsiS main
taIned by wide and steady request fDrassOrt Derts
foe immediate dellYC.y. FlRnnels and wool dress
fairies have done Splent idlE. Dr s. goods, prints
hleached and brown COHOnS are In god demand.
tndtrNclr Rctivcl Clothing wOolcnS are doing bet
ter Agents have advanced oil aud all wide sheet
C0itOpS * up; gnm Of The stumble, iull value end
den nce 50 inch bteRrhed cottons, u percent
higher.
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NEw YORK, Sept 6-cotton futures quiet; Sep
tember closing dull at l,lO0S higher than yesterday.
cNcNSATl, O., sept, 6.-cOttOu dull; middlIns
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Mammal RaSf0[ad

nS1siWs Premature Dscay, Nervous Debility, Lost
Msphood a., having tTind IN vain every known
remedy as dSc9Nrrod supl9 inca ~ OF sci-curS'
,SbIah hO wifi kand j. FiiE 70 his teuW sslo5S
I.idFrisL ], t.EEEVES, y Chatham st..NoN 1otk.
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A MASONIC RELIC.

A Travelling Card Issued in Philadelphia
June 9. 1916.
John u. Harris is the owner of an old
Masonic travelling card. which is about
. foot long and eight inches wide. made
o. sheepskin. 1t is written in Latin.
French a.d English and reads:
Il do hereby certify that Brother John
Perkins Is q regular eg'stered Free Mason
Of Lodge No. !, of the prov nee of Pennsyl-
yan'a, and mas. during his stay among them
behaved himself Us become an honest and
worth brother. As appears bc the edge Ger
t:fcate to me. given under my rand aud tho
seal OF the Grand Lodge in Phila lelpiiia. the
tth day of juno. in tho yea OF our Lori,
1915, and the year Of Masonry. 51,s.
JAMES SUTTON. Grand Secretary"
Mr.. Harris saws it was found between
the rafters in the garnet of an old house
in Worcester County,, Maryland. Within
about four feet Of the relic was found
the skeleton of a man. One of the per-
sons present when it was found was j.
w. Parker, Of this city. The relic is
considered the oldest Masonic travelling
carI in existence. Nobody by the name
of Perkins has Lived in Worcester County
for years. 1t Is supposed that the man
whose skeleton was found was evidently
q traveller who had been foully dealt
with and his body secreted in the gar
RET. Masons at the present time have
no travelling card. but are proven by
their works. -Hiladclphia Times. as,
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Other Peoples Letters.

The simplicity with which certain
people acknowledge their " sins Of
curiosity. and other forms of bad taste.
is sometimes very refreshing. Il
suggests the only excuse possible for
them, that of the ignorance in which
their offenses were committed Said .
farmer to . neighbor, whose mail he
had Just brought from the adjoining
town: ,..Thero's one MONA postal
card-but / vow.I believe I've lost i'll
No matter; ] know what vas On it,
Your sister Malo's comm next Mon
day." -
A gentleman in Rome one day asked
the Postoffice clerk if thes were any
letters for him. There vas one.
'.H0w much for it," =,
'-One scudo." "a dorlar.)
That's too much" said the gentle
man. I'm make it half . scudo."
Wont you make it pooliT'
~(ssventy centsl asked the clerk.
mo. I won't"
well then, you may have Il at your
Owl price. I've read it. and IT'S nothing
hut 0 love -lsttsr.-Hostk's C0mpGsioS.
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GRAY HAIRS.
Their Appearance Not indicative OF Pr
mature Decay OF Constitution.

Their Appearance Not Indicative OF Pre-
mature Decay Of Constitution.
The fact that some persons begin to
show gray hairs while in their twenties
does not indicate q premature decay Of
the constitution. It is purely . local
phenomenon. and often CO exists with
great physical vigo4 A medical
journal says: MANY feeble persons.
and others who have suffered extremely,
both mentally and physically. do not
blanch q hair until past middle life;
while others, without assignable cause.
lose their capillary coloring-matter
rapidly when about forty years of age.
trace has a marked Influence. The
traveller, DR.. Orbigny. says that in many
years no spent in South America he
never saw . bald Indian, and scarcely
over Q gray-hesded ons. The negroes
turn more slowly than the whites. In
this country sex appears to make little
difference. Men and women grow gray
about the same period of life. In men
the hair and beard rarely change
equally. The one is usually darker
than the other for several years, but
there seems no general rule Is to which
whitens the first. The spot where gray
ness begins differs with the individual.
The philosopher Schopenhauer began
to turn gray on the temples, and COM
~plscently framed . theory that this
Indicates vigorous mental activity.
The correlation of gray hair. as well
a. its causes. deserve more attentive
study than they have received. Such .
change is undoubtedly indicative of
some deep-seated physiological pro-
cess but what this is we can only
ascertain after more extensive observa-
tons than have yet been submitted to
science."- YOUTHS Companion.
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SCHOOL ANa CHURCH.

students at Amherst College viQ
hereafter be refused a dip!oma at grad
uation unless they attend to their gym
mas nm duties during the course.
o -F0urtcen of tho three hundred add
eight graduates of the Wonan's Medic
cal College. at Philadelphia. are 70
pract!c!ng medicine in India.
"A leading Eastern religious papoR
says1tsuG Danding hyDneffu0rtho mi.
spis "a rapidly Qo.ng out Of styls. this
does net apply to ibis city. .vhstp
hymn reading Is sSPopular - evof::A
Chtc1yoe6er@d.As 3 o. @1 q.
A0<Oraoar zbe0hcA thaohno
6alvation under hsavsn To-. yoI Or
tpuptls, unIs4s you woEk:for the imme-
ajate.1nd Everlasting 3uod OF each 81.
div!dual child. 4cpses:isagS 7Nschse.s, =
sE-ousoSSur Amspse., niseto.sr,es
IN Armenia had q 10: Of MOODY And
, SanEoy hymn-books como tirouSG ths
nails. but the easle-eyed Inspector 81
the Turkish p0stOh Noe decided thSe
II Id the Fort WAS intended tes en-
courage. rebellion. and sxpurgated that
ipotfsnsiv0 lyri0 from every COPY
Cbristssnr Union.
Some TINA since a Mis-, Caldwell q
devoted Catholic. Ieft S3Oo. Gao Ia assist
in founding = or,at Csthoiio nniyeraitv
in this country. This sum has beon IN
croasoi to about $1,000. 600. and it has
been decided to locats tho university in
Wash ngtOn CITY, the IS, O0O, 600 to be
used in the purchase Of q ste and the
erection Of the buildings; then is is OK
pscted to raise at least 81. 00O. 600 more
by way of end0wmont.-N. =. Tri0wne.
Tho Catholic ladies AZ WashineSep
have .,tabernaola 900 stv IL ob;eot
of which is to aid poor and needy mis-.
| sion churches throuohout tha United
| States with the necessarv altar vest.
u.ents and linens for the doesn't cole
bration of the divine mysteries. They
meet ct tho Carroll Inststute overs day
| of tho week excep; SATURDAY. and San.
day e. lAbsr in their pious work
Bdssin1toa Star.
Tho twenty-n.n nth annual meeting
| Of the Society for the Increase Of the
| Ministry WAS held recently at the orfice Of
the soc ety, at Hartford. Conn. The total
receip pts of the year have been nearly
| ST. 900. Fifty.fiye scholars. from TWEEN.
! tv four d ceases and four missionary N n.
;sd ctions. have been added during the
year. The president for the ensuing
| wear is the Right Rev. John Will:ams.
| b. ID. LII. D., OF Conuecticut-Brook-
| I'm Eaqle.
An Amer can traveller in Europe
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S


Lsrd Rsts,s Magnificent New Paiass Near
: RoiAessy.
The rebuilding Of Mountstuart. Lord
Bute's palace, near Rothessy. has been
completed. and it 10 one Of the most
magnificent mansions In Great Britain.
The house covers an acre, and 10 In the
medieval Gothic style Of the thirteenth
century. The walls. turrets and bal
comics are built Of stone brought from
. quarry In Kirkcudbrightshire. In the
center II IN immense tower one hun.
dred and twenty feet high, With . wide
balcony all around the top.
4 The great hall 10 constructed entirely
q alabaster and the rarest marbles, with
columns and . gallery; and the grand
Staircase ID also Of marble brought from
Sicily and Carrara. The drawing rooms
are paneled with walnut apd beautifully
deoorated. and 30 are the dining.rooms,
tho largest Of which accommodates
eighty guests. The ceilings and
chimney-pieces Of al these rooms arc
most artistic. and 20 also arr the win.
dows. the work of which arc extremely
elaborate. Thee arc three immense
libraries and q billardroom. all with
carved stone ffreplaces Of antique de-
sign
: In one wing are Turkish and swim
ming baths. and there aye large con-
servatoriss and 9 private chapel. Tho
whole house ID heated by hot-watcr
pipes and lighted throughout BY mean
descent lamps. In the gallery will b
hung the famous Luton Hold collection
Of pictures which have recently beea
exhibited at Bethual Green. Glasgow
and Manchester. TIE budding. decor
ating and furnishing Of this place have
cost nearly . Inilli0p.-Loados World.
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PARAGRAPHS.

Some people think the Injunction
on the face of the postal card should be:
"Postmasters will read only this side"
Florence. Mass. has a lady hri-
cyclist in the person of Miss Anna
Strong. The natural Inference IS that
Anna Strong woman can ride . tricycle..
boston Transcript.
1t is said that only one voman in .
thousand can whistle. Well. she doesn't
need to-. The husbands the one who
receives the bills, and of course he's the
one to whistle Honkers Statesman.
Boston society note: %. where
does beauty linger?" demands aQuaker
City poetess. As q usual thing she lin
gers in tho parlor until her mother has
cleaned up the kitchen. -Boston Post
The entant terrible is at it again.
He astonished q West Saugus supper
table the other night by demanding
''some of the cake with one egg in i
made for the company" He took the
cake.-Boston Transcript
"A culinary exchange says: "Eggs
and ham are very nice" This should
be q valuable suggestion to boarding
house keepers, whose ham and eggs are
seldom very nice. Let them try trans
posing the dishes.-7he Judge.
-"What's the first thing You would
do. Jones, if you were stung by .
hornet?' asked Smith. who had been
reading IN article ON the treatment of
stings. Swear" replied Jones, sol
EMMY. And the conversation abruptly
ended.-Boston Courier.
-"why is it," asked Nifty of his
physician. that you can't prescribe
even . dose of pills without that ever
lasting 4 on the prescription You
r right" replied his medical adviser.
that is one of the pill-R'sof medicine"
Stockton Maverick.
-Boarder-"Mrs. Squeeze. l will
have to leave your house if you-allow
that regular tough to come to break
fast every morning" Landlady-
..What do you mean?" Boarder-
The steak, of course. "-Puck.
-sYou are bound to read. I see."
said Mrs. S. to her husband. who. with
novel in hand. was busy among its
pages. so is this book" he replied
without looking up. and his talkativs
wife collapssd.-M CITY Derrick.
Where Is the Driver?
How doth the little busy mule
To patiently all day,
And switch his tail and elevate
Hon 59 aosh e his s s%s S @isE dro-.y CLEAN
let naught escape his ken.
But when he elevates his heels
Where Is the driver thenf
do you ever have . dreadful, tired
feeling come over yoa?' asked . patent
medicine manufacturer of q friend who
complained Of not feeling well. 20.
YES. often" replied the friend. ''Y0u
should try q bottle Of my cure-all. How
often do you experience this tired feel
ing??" Every time I see your adver-
tisement on the fences. Chicago
STANDARD.
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ForInStantU Use

As 4 reliable remedy, IN eases of Group,
WhoOping Cough, Or sudden Colds,
and for the prompt relief and cure Of
throat and lung diseases, Ayers Cherry
Hctoral Is Invaluable. Mrs. h. u. Edxerly.
Council Bluffs, Iowa, writes: Il consider
Ayers Cherry Pectorai . most importsns
3 remedy for home use. IhsSs tsSesd its
curative power, ias4v fnsAiy. many
tunes during thasp thirty years. and
hsve nsyey known u q fxl 1t will re-
4isvs the mosk serious adectious Of the
lahreas and funss, Whether In children OF
ssdults." jobs H.sSosdgtaFA. Petersburg,
Va, writes: "IARo psvor found i naed-
tcns equal to
The Columbus journal., 1885-12-16
CRABS ANo

New York Gourmsnds Who Do0't KaoW
. Good ThIas when They see IL
New Workers consider that they know
more about good things to eat Ahaa any
people in the world. The tact b. shey
know less. New York itself produces
few Of the choicest table DELI
cscies. Now. much ado il nads over
softshell crabs in New York. and tie
New York gourmands gobble mp the
pasteboard things sold - soft crabs and
think they are delicious. The truth 10
the flavor Of the soft crab 10 % delieate
that it is at once ruined BY being pus
on ice. the destroyer Of all 1avors. he
softshell. when he lesveS bis native
river. il . fascinating ALLOW. with .
charming saltish taste. TSke hin up
to New York and keep him on ice
twelve hours aud he is the most taGbe-
less thing that can be imagined. ItIs-
quires as much salt Is there Wa inLot's
wife to make him eatable. His outside
is all right, but his inside d . dismal
failure. But the connoisseurs Of New
York exult over this melancholy
shadow of the crap. in happy ignorance
that the soul. the spirit, tho 3 nssias
quot. the essence. the spiritual part Of
the soft crab is gone to return no more.
They eat their Blue Point ard Saddle
Rock oysters. forgetting that the oystse
loathes civilization, and that tho near
ness of q great city demotSl1es n b.
ydnd repair. It ID only in de virgin
waters of Maryland and Virginia tAaG
the oyster 10 really found--M 7. Nal
and Express.
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Never Mind the Water.

Several years ago there lived in Little
Rock a bright young man but who.
like many bright young men of this day.
was sadly addicted to the excessive use
of whisky. One day his brother went
TO him and said : % E-s t-s Es s
brother John. l see that you are
determined to kill yourself drinking. 90
/ purpose to rent O room, put q barrel
of whisky and q barre. of water into il
and shut you mp in it until You kin
Jourself."'
brother William" tho young nan
replied. never mind thssHater. Put
In two barrels Of whisky ArkoSsoS
zS0uelsr
The Columbus journal., 1885-12-16
Yankee Accent in London.

Yankee accent and infection have
come into fashion among the London
s~ristocrats. Il is . freak that may and
may not last. An acquaintance of Lord
Dunrsven attributes to him the Ameri-
cauizsd talk of his particular set; and
the Marquis Of Lorne and Earl Duffer.n.
aided by their wives, are supposed to
have taken back from Canada an Amer
lean manner of utterance. These ex-
smples could not fail to be potent in
London. and tho novelty seems to have
lsuvSa captivating. Chicago Tribune
The Columbus journal., 1885-12-16

ture must be, The sign signifies almost
everything. from DO 700 take mo 20
be a foolis to -s.I done Quite belfove
that story" When skilfully used. it
often leads to . great reduction a
prices.-Sakurdau Reuies1.
The Columbus journal., 1885-12-16

On Z. C. Wrsr's NERVE Braun Trent
3IN1, . guaranteed specific for Hysteria. D,zzI-
Headache. Nervous Prostitution caused by tho psa
Of Alcohol or tobacco, Wakefulness, Mental De-
preston. Softenine OF the Brain resulting IN IN
Snity md leading to misery. decay and death.
Premafuro Old Age, Barrcnncss, Loss OF power
In either sex. Involuntary losses and spermat-
orYh1a caused byover-exerti0n OF the BRAIN. SELF
shnsa or Observation-Disclosures. Zach box contains
oue months treatment. $fNOa box, or SIX boxes
torSsM sent BY mail prepaidon receipt of pnce.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To ure any case. With each order received byns
6or Gx boxes, accompanied with 500. we Will
oondt the purchaser our written guarantee to re-
1nnd ~ uoney IL the treatment d0canoeeusco
0cure, Guarantees issued Onlyb BY
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GO ". MADISON ST., CHICAGO, Ills,
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