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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-02
rHEpR1zE ESSAY.
some Of tho West virginia students Tsrribly
pisgruntled.
n,.r1lnouh.ner Of N Iniilliafaelr

pisgruntled.
ortIpOadtaet OF tae Iattlliemetr.
MoRoASTowS, March sl.-The an
nouncement Of the subject for the Re-
gents prize essay caused quite q stir
among the members Of the University
yesterday. The Regents Of the Universe
ty offer annually a prize Of SIS to the stu
dent who shall write the best essay on .
subject TO be assigned bya committee Of
the Faculty. The Regents certainly in.
tended this contest TO be 30 con-
Quoted as TO give every stu
dent in the institution Q fair opportu.
nifty to participation It; but It was evident
to everyone, when the subject was an
nounced yesterday, that the Committee
Of the Faculty had defeated the purpose
OF the Regents, by practically excluding
all members Of the University from the
contest save those in the School Of Law.
The subject is as follows: "should trial
by Jury be abolished in civil cases 2"
The members Of the University are al.
most unanimous In condemning II as ia
grant outrage to which the students out
side OF the law department should not
submit. This Is the only honor which the
University awards-there being no class
honors-and 1t certainly seems most un-
lust to place the greater number of stu:
dents under such unfair conditions. !
do not charge anybody with having sinis-
ter motives in the matter, but 1t isa very
significant fact that this committee con-
sisted OF but two persons, and that one
Of these two (who seemed to constitute a
large majority was the Professor Of Law.
II the Faculty Of the University do not
take the necessary steps to right the mat
ter, j believe the students will imme-
diately appeal to the Regents, as it is not
thought that they would approve any
such scheme as the present move APP
pears TO be. JuyENls. AMERICANS.
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IS and 90 Eleventh Street.
Ghe gttelligetteaa>


once Nos. 70 and 81 Fourteenth Street.
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@eS. III. snnoh 500.
SHOOK & Co.

Our late purchases of Spring
and Summer Dry Goods and
Notions have all arrived, and
we now show complete lines in
every department. Wequote a
few special bargains:
1oDozen fine all wool Jersey
Jackets in sizes ranging from 80
to "a inches, inclusive, at S. rs
each. The best bargain ever
offered in Jerseys!
100 White Bed Spreads, extra
quality aud size, at 81 90, worth
81 50. ;,
22Hx42 inches; reduced price,
I5c each.
Is Pieces double-width Cash
mere, all colors, 1215c per yard
A fine selection Of Kid Gloves
in all the new Spring Shades.
The public will find this Sea,
sons Stock to far surpass that
of any previous season, both as
regards to variety and extent
An early inspection is respect,
fully solicited.
Store open in the evening.
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JUST RECEIVED.

A large assortment OF Spring and Sum.
mer Stock, consisting OF the latest rarie.
ties In Coatings, Suitings, Pantaloonlngs
and 0yereOatings, which we viii make
up In the latest and best styles and ut
lowest possible prices.
Also q full line Of Cents Furnishing
sS'N'' CHESS & SONS.
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Ohio Legislators Ia Disgrace.

ColuMlrs, O., April l.-Resolutions
were introduced in the House this even
ing for the expulsion OF Allen o, Myers,
Of Franklin county, and John e. Litter,
Of Clark county, on a charge Of conduct
unbecoming members, in a personal DIFF
ficulty on the floor 81 tho House last
Thursday. Myers Is also charged with
repeatedly insulting members. a special
committee will investigate and report.
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MEssRs. ExFLER 4 Roar, proprletors Of
the Ghapline street rink, propose to keep
the lead, which II Is admitted they have
taken. Thursday and Friday evenings
they will have at their rink the Daven-
port Bros, the leading team Of acrobatic
skaters on the road. ~
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EMDRoIDERIEs.

We offer our entire stock Of Hamburg
Embroideries, consisting Of $40 pieces
choice Edglngs and Insertings at cost.
These goods will be displayed on orr
counters to-day, aud purchasers will
effect quite q saving by buying now.
A. L. RUE & co.
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Thsrn,omotor Record.

The following shows tho range ct the
thermometer "a observed at Schnepfs
drug store, 1918 Market street: March so.
q a. NJ, so, u NJ. $50; IS p. ", 54s; 4. p.
NJ, 52o. March 81 a. ", So; ~ NJ,
$50; 8 p. NJ, 89s; ar. NJ, 55e. April ~
4. n, 42s; len, 6s'; 81. N, e7S;; P. NJ,
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LOCAL pRRyIT1Es.

Matters of Minor Moment in and About tn
CitY.
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MEssas. EsrLEn ( Rosr, proprietors Of
the Chapline street rink, propose to keep
the lead, which It Is admitted they have
taken. Thursday and Friday evenings
they will have at their rink the Daven-
port Bros, the leading team OF acrobatic
skaters on the road.
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GENTLEMRN's FURNISHING GOODS.

We have received aa entire new line Of
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, which
we offer at low prices. q.
so Styles OF Neck Ties In all new shapes
and c0lors at 25 cents each.
KRAUS BROS. & BARR,
1917 Main Street.
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EASTER PICNIC FOR THE CHILDREN,

Wanted, every child in Wheeling and
vicinity to call at NJ. Gutman s Co.'s Re.
tail Department on Friday morning and
receive their Easter Egg. All are corr
daily Invited. RCeolleCt, Friday Morn.
ing. NJ. 6UTMAN & co.,
Cor. Main and Twelfth Streets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-02

AT church fair in St. Paul recently
where they voted for household favorites,
st. Jacobs Oil received nine-tenths Of the
votes. This shows the popularity OF the
Great German Remedy which conquers
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WE hare Just received a new stock Of
e0'a s sRSoB v. CRUDE, the Ieweler,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Sts.
Cattle.

EAst LtsERyY. Pa, Apsil 1.-cattle market
dull; prime S. 6Oa5 60: fair 70 good 81 0l6 8 CON:
mon 81 00at 50 receipts u head; thipmentl none.
Hog market dali and LOVER: PhilAdelphtas 81 ela
Z 66I YorkeJ q bQ44 COZ receipts go head ship.
ments 800 head. Sheep market slow and Arm q
20; receipts 100 head; shlpmenb I, 100 head.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-02

Chief Clerk Fisher, Of the Postofiice,
furnishes the following report Of the work
az the letter carriers In March.
who Knes. iiai. ThoPp,ou

stR:-I am requested by Col. Allan
rutherford, attorney at law, Washington,
b. O., late Third Auditor United States
Treasury, TO t4Epish the name and address
OF the widow or next Of Kin Of Maj. John
A. Thompson, late Fourth Regiment
United States Cavalry. Major Thompson
was killed by Mexican desperadoes on
November IA, 1867. He at one time lived
at or near this city. The relatives Of said
Thompson nlBy hear Of something TO their
by communicating with
I. Il. EoRT9E, :.
Peoples Rank Building,
Wheeling VIVA.
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TO suBscRIpRRs.

sub.otiIsf. 10 de 1srrallaEssla eaatsnpllras
change Of residence 81 place Of suslasn, Eill
osliss Us bytSpOttag aanstothis once, tAa. thsy
may receive ,hsit pspen vttAou. interruption.
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CEO.M, SHOOK eco.
ITO MAIN ST.
gry Goods.
.DUTCHBLUE PRINTS

$3.50 yards OF best Dutch Blue Sc y yard. $50
yards good Bingham &c. 10000 yards Dress Goods
ats TO- u, 10, 90 %, u, 40 and bOc Dest values
for the money In this country.
100 pieces OF SILK, snle as low as Exc per YARD
50 packages India Linen, plaid anu cheek nam
sock, from l0c upwArdE.
I0OpIeccS newest Dress GinEhamsand Sh6inbfays.
5000 pair Hose, z, s, 10 aud l21Sc, and regular
made for DO pair.
50 pieces Table Linen. some new patterns;
4 complete stock Of EmhEoldGFiCS, and Iorchoh
LAces, all over trimming, etc
200 pleces Lace Curtains by the pair and yard, as
low as 81 % pair, new styles. Plaln White, Blue
and ROd ShawlS
childrcn'S Jersey6 4Oc piece and upwards For
bargains In all Kinds Of desirable goods, call Of
FL EMSEIEIMER'S
IS and 90 Eleventh Street.
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.tStraws.o

The busiest places in the city are our
Carpet Rooms, which speaks volums for
attractive goods and low prices.
Z. NJ. MCGILLIN d 90.
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Fine mica and gilt papers proportion.

Handsome now styles white back pa,
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THE eighth anniversary Of the Sidney
OF Mission Band will be held in the Lee
ture Room Of the First Presbyterian
Church this evening. Interesting exer-
cises. Admission free.
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ANYBODY wishing to see me will please
call at 1857 Market street, where they can
buy all kinds OF secondhand house
furnishing goods. En-. CHRISTIAN.
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Petroleum..

PITTSBURGH, Pa. April l.-TodAy's business IN
oil showed but llttie Il any improvement over yes.
terdRy. Trading d still confined 70 small lots and
prices are steady, Themafket opened at Sic, I'd.
yinced 10 Sl1{ and CLOSED heavy d sO55..e
on Chr, Pa, tptIll-ctgde oil ealOs e.iee 900
barrels; ShIpments % "a barrels; charters b0,7
barrels National transit opened d SIC;
eloSed 81 S0Szo; highest 81 ~; lowest bQ5Ee 'i.t
BplpyoRp, Pa, April i.-Fetrpieum quiet and
steady; opened st so; closed at So5te;, highest
siSsei lowest Sg5'{ei elsaEaases 2lo7eo oo basFe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-02

DAVENPORT Bios, acrobatic skaters, at
the Chapline street rink Thursday and
Friday evenings. wv.
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Tar chapline Street Rink will have.
another strong attraction Thursday and
Friday evenings The Davenport Bros,
famous ecFobatic sksteF Il.
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Peoples Bank Building,
Wheeling, VIVA.

CoIoRRp eashmeres in Beige poye and
Leather aud other choice spring shades at
.''-'f1 NJ E. N, Mc6i1llN & Co! s.|
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TIC MIn.trels Coming.

Next Saturday evening Barlow and VIII
sons famous minstrels will be at the
Opera House. The sale Of reserved seats
viii commence at Banners music store
this morning. The Cleveland IttaderS Of q
recent date says 'l<
The performance was very much en-.
joyed, as there was not 0 mediocre act in
It, and new songs aud sketches have been
provided throughout. Every song IN the
hrst part was enoored, and the Skating
which formed thei climax, was
received with shouts Of laughter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-02

TnI biggest drive OF the season in La
dies Linen Handkerchiets is shown by
L. NJ. McGILIlN & Go.
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The moulders at Spence, Baggs & Co. 3
stove shops have settled their strike and
..nne A. ..tn.1r onatn
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RIVER NEWS.
Stage of tho Water and Movements of the
Steamboats,.

Stage Of tho Water and Movements OF the
Steamboats,.
The Resolute passed up yesterday alter
noon. 4.
Captain Arthur MIaddy has purchased
the steamer Hibernia.
The local packets were all on time yes
terday and did fair business.
The marks last evening indicated q
depth in the channel Of eleven feet, rise
Of two feet in the previous twenty-iour
hours.
a Cairo dispatch says negotiations are
pending between Nashville parties for the
purchase OF the steamers Scotia and VIII.
Cherry, the former to run between Evans.
villeand the Tennessee river, and the latter
from Cincinnati TO the Tennessee river.
The reports from above last night were
as follows; Parker's, 8 feet Q inches and
rising Oil City, 5 feet and risipgj Greens.
boro, is feet and rising; Pittsburgh, y
feet and rising; Morgantown, 5 feet 3
inches; Brownsville, 8 feet 8 inches and
rising. At all these points the weather
was clear and mild. The ice was moving
between Greensboro and Franklin.
/. The W. N. Chancellor passed up yester.
day with q fair trip. She will pass down
on her return trip Ia Charleston and in.
termedlate points on the Ohio and
Kanawha rivers tomorrow morn ng al an
early hour. The Chancellor Is a well
fitted up stern.wheeler with splendid 40.
commodations for both passengers and
shippers and Is commanded by very
popular setof officials. I'll
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KANGAROO.

Stacy, Adams & Co.'s Mems Shoes, soft
us n glove, will blacken and not crack, ut
]. w. AAICK's,
1143 Main Street.
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CASHMERE sERGEs, ottomans and other
choice spring goods at 25c per yard, at
n 3. NJ. McGiLLIN & Co.'S.
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DROWN AND DARLING Combination at
the Capitol Rink Saturday afternoon and
evening.
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Davenport BRos., acrobatic skaters, at
the Ohapline street rink Thursday and
Friday evenings. a-.l-
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ro Dcaisrs..Jn.t Reeeiy

oAsIroI RINK will have the celebrated
Drown & Darling combination Of Bicycle
and skatorial artists. They are the origi-
nal big four in rink amusement, and are
considered equal To any attraction travel
Ing. They appear Saturday afternoon and
evening.
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FIFTY CENTS per yard buys a Black
Cashmere, all wool, at E. N. McGillin
& Co.'s that are really worth CSC. Et
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A lander.

Imported Linen Handkerchiefs for La
dies, hemstitched and embroidered worth
81 80, in our special eale Of handkerchiefs
at SOC. EN-. McGILLIS 4 Co.
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DRowX AND DARLING Combination at
the Capitol Rink Saturday afternoon and
evening.
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DAVENPORT Bros, acgobasie skatefs, at
the chapIine street fiak Thursday and
Friday evenings. 80
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DRowx AND DARLING Combination ut
the Capitol Rink Saturday afternoon and
evening. .hlls We. " y !
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And sam They Como, and Mast be Sold.
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CA ! ARRFI
Complete Treatment, with Inhaler, for
every form OF Catarrh, 81.
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE I.

New Life f6f Shattered
Nerves, PAintll Muscle and
WeG kehed Organs. Collins
Voltala Hectic Plaster IN.
SANITY aifepts the NerFoVS
system aud banishes pain,
NERVOUSNESS and debility. A
perfect ELEcrIp.GA
hkITElY com hlned with o
highly Ineaie inAi Plaster ibF
&c, AL druggists.
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Mr.. George Fisher had part Of the
thumb on his right hand taken OF in the
muck shears at the Lapghlin mill yester-
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THE chapline Street Rink win have
another strong attraction Thursday and
Friday eyenings-The Davenport Bros,
famous acrobatic skaters.
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oSr case OF New Spring Prints, best
makes, at5c per yard.
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pRoyS ASp DARLING Combination at
the Capitol Rink Saturday atteEao0p and
evening. u y u. u. w
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And Still They Come, and Must DO Sold.
Two car loads Of wall paper and carpets,
with borders 10 match.
Handsome new styles brown back pa
per, &c.
Fine mica and gilt papers proportion
Carpets, window blinds, oil cloths, rugs,
mats, &C., &C., at greatly reduced prices
for cash, at Nos. 20l9 and 202l Main street.
J,7h.a JOHN RogMIR, ACT.
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Qua colored Cashmeres at 25c per yard
are not found elsewhere under $50.
n E. M. MCCLELLAN & Co. 3
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Morning Glory baking Powder,
always pure and reliable. Gold by al
q. s. FIESY, Proprietor,
14lo Main street.
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Ianted.

WANTED-sALESMEN AT coon
IVY salaries. BROWN BROS, Sunep nss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-16
n SOGTH POLE.

EvpI"r ,tion in thc Antarctic Regions
INTERCHANGEABLE Contemplated I,p-t!i-
tion.
The statement that Nordcu>kiolL. the
Arctic explorer. j. about 10 undertake
IN expedition Il the frozen South has
81 >re' ial interest. With our present APP
planes al VOYAGES aim;nytp reach the
pole rccm iollic>: hut at least after the
man, ba:!ei Journeys /, the North. ~
ei:orl Ia pierce the Antarctic barriers
has the charm of variety. The good
Judgment AMI perseverance exhibited
by Prof. No-Icn>k old in his famous
ncrthea>; passage from the Atlantic u
the Pacific along the Arctic shores ~
ASH. will inspire the hope tha: his pres
ent undertaking NAV be ~ successful -
the voyage u the Vega.
Antarctic cNrlorat,on has never been
prosecuted WIKI the eager zeal which
Year after wear has sen, cNpci3i:oa> to
tie North. Half = century aro. how
Cve.. /: WAS - -rca- favo-. AZ that
tim, nscoc discovered. oc:y-crn "a
deg rc> and o. degrees az >oq,.
I latitude. fade-h. Land and Graasc
Laoi. II : noteworthy tina; Cook. a.
his famous second vo.a-'. bs,wr-a
l'1- aud i..5. had n.a" r. 81 ID more
>ol tae..l ia'tGirS shan Bi~.oe> %: thru,
Z ~c-rc wears iatn-. hut without di-cpvc--
Iag aIv part Il what = now lua~c,v
called the Antarctic Continent. Ih~.
:n'v> - POINTS lar di>;a.; from - =
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HUMOROUS.

y.,,,ry Whom Won eel
he ,.ry,r, !, h,nI., the broom sue
c.s.snlI, E.,,,u Pat
- 49,. - ,b...,,r Kindly
I,,,. ,ut -.
~ ~ r~,.rli,. ~ Robbie. sol.
,rm.L Pm NIL ill.,. children wy,
,,,,
If ION dom, keen on g, ,hi. ward
you'I catch H." said a woman - a ho,
n W. LINN. ..Al right. answered
,L. amin Il wnIIdn'I have come in
if I'll known your folk hat u" LINN
I.u.
..N,rm,. .,id , E,r.. mi Il
,b,l ~. 90, ,mm,ui, .lou mustn't
snv ,mmnni, l,,r. ,ou mn.. -,
pneumonia. ..Bu, ii in, now. for
think | had :, Yesterday '- BOSTON
'OhT''r-
.,lI,w Jn Npu brad No.V hair 40
=, ..,i 80,
- .n, L., +,
'>I''"- ''''- ~ ~ 80.
her tIfTVf i"TTtbt. sister. '~H' tAA"~ b.
% 81 80 ,L, l,,f q, tn. "a. hand
" " = =
licr aud iUN>'~ over two hours ''crN
morning y. D H'rH'd.
No. ma am exclaimed tn" Pr"-
vokcI Young man Young lady. who.
on the refusal Of her fay"r'", had asked
him To- accompany her 10 = part: -
don't play second fiddle I" ANY one
No one asked YOU 10 play second I'D
die. replied the =rl, VITA = mile" Il
only asked yuH t" be my beau los
ton Iqioa.
Pap. j Queen Victoria. Other
name Lire NO. nv son. why u
Won ask" WHY. YOU Know Naak"~-
prarc wa~ An Eng!l-hm.u. and Nr Ig-t
heard YOU reading whore be say Tn
ca>v Liz". the head that ""sr~ NJ
crown. and Victoria @"ar" the crown.
doc,n't >hc2'-Nt fs.y DcrT'k
Much Adnux Abpu. Sioux
Thc7" wa ayouug Womb NAMED SIOUX.
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Cnr,ai- WIZ. hah con-

contour. Captain Wlke. had coa
trruu-d meanwhile 70 the sn0al~lcs
o. the ,r.m, ndou. lus-2arri-r, TAT
clu..-i the Vas - 30 NoUtl Pole lie
Gr.-rri. e1Tiy p l-iH. about l'tuts
Ga .ey---- south. a-d longitude l"l
Gry~r-. -A-f. = coast. a.. W. Oh t- :o!-
lowed westward. y ia ~-ra snal
g,.mp-.. q (. fa- w~sA.. rs cUs.ns
along the .---.s.is
>lo-.ly a..r ;h- GREAT. gam in al
lar ,,g!o-a,9l- va, rrhl"s.t rs tsp
t4.a Jane En--. sHs. from = Ir - -;
.s-, 90 that; which hal h-v0 reached 15
b Ir,l'-. forced Ia %AY Ha-t d-"rs-
ly south along tho col-E q Victoria
LID. an after wurAsn. - ,he zr-s;~-l
i..-sp.ifs through q .ss.s -s-.-.t,
;yIui himself able - r-rsFn
laui nearly u "a A. the ,ttk lara.!.l
GA. 90: tie nos eEirayri!nar Irg.;, Il
TIL, suraye va 'hr discover & she
tao lo!,. mouniIu H.. Terror and E-vaIs
the latter q burning Tpl.aup
f. spit Il hi- SUCCEED, and! Fhr rE-.-
o..'y exc tel by uuiiny 4 ,~n.raup u-,h
u-ar,r the South Pol. tina. ii-rl4 J.. -
the North l'..r HA- Been iuur for more
tia. for. yrir Co. continue ia- 'RNi.-
atIuu-. t-i-.a-i.i, .u. y'--- Ike
ia. Challenger IT. ,rg.,,I au N 'a"--
P -~ol,.-y wa--.- 81 ..-. aai ou!y i IS
year, y III" i . EHl. "su' tar
r.- cg-- g.Ur-s. r.g TI'H, far &C.. %
tp -f.r; al,a- Graham Land - le
IL .r-. IT, g"ur-la however This ir.arE
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ONE AND TWO.

II YOU 90 III" b. cold,
or | To-, falS' 10 Won.
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Just A. - used To- de-.
The !oud- viii ilirt with thu.
Tie sun VIII ki-~ ,i.r a., ''"'"'
The wind Ia the trees .iI viii,
And laugh ~ you aud me
:But N" sun viii not sa.ur 81, t-..z,
TIL" Dad viii up' seem a. ubf,-'
To orc a. They VIII t. two
80 ] think Won had i.fisr a.. Le,y
And ] had best ir true.
Ard Let the olG love 20 On
just IA II used Ia do.
If the whole of a Yayr l,r -f.a5
If a book f". finished fhro.B,y,
Still In" world may red on I,,FrL
just ~ il used To do:
For other !uycr- will con
TIL" page. We hay" pa--rd
And the in~"i"h"rot- gold OF IA. binding
Will glitter unto ia" last.
Bat lud~ hay" 4 lonely look
And ON" may no: read the bpns-
u nl-u- DUiyfo two:
80 inimG F"u had better hr Kind.
Ard I hal ho-f ir frUr.
And - il' reading ~ on,
Just "a e. used IL DO.
II va vi" have sailed together
Hit ou' % '."h other yi.N.
Tho word vii sail on. !tnInE.
Just a. 8 s-'l a. 'iu.
INA 80 may reckon 10y Stars
That ia-h .TDu different -kirs.
and nuutnrg 81 IDg"'- pfr.rr,
May c~aIiIi" my lrst prIl.-.
BHt ships long ti.U" together
'aG better tar tempest weather
Thar any Di.-: t-ND:
SDItnmh y"u had better DO Kind,
AUI I hat l'.-' ir- true,
Tnai We ip--t."- Liay ~rI,
.Iuri .- =" L-'a 80 90.
- Il -.Iun TI.,u-..i.'
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-16
To Remove a iSus;y Odo-.

Mu>,iaess j produced by tn pres-oce
o. the germ, % mold - milt"w -
damp. confined .lr. Tho -o-ca 81
ground OF earth >T-l. which CONE.
from c-uirei p,soes whe-- there no
ventilation = cau>cI - i-~ aIr .e1
pe-go.a'-, ,h-11gl tie ground cpl-;la-
i AMI ..-e> from J.. an - n Iaa5." 20
escape remains charged with ;Ae : -1-
q: va-ia1. i---"i LAM which vV- n
= sol. Tn -, ~cN--@..rg danger
o. - H..l,h. prol1c - ~o-ca!-d
walzr. and ELrou> EVER. dIy1tn"rA
and Or ~.r.Du> d~,rde~- IN" -;
method a.: removing and pr,Terur.
>aeh oGOcs = 90 eve god veu,iat,ga
nader The building. % a. 10 nave , 90!
earreGi u: ar blowing through 81 All
times. al-o. - burn sulphur matches
under TIE house and one y two n he
house when the Cdor J. mos; precep--
ib!e. 4 sulphur match : made - iol-
lows: \ teasPooufal Of flowers 81
sulphur : scattered over = She: NJ
newspaper. which ! then role! Up
loosely IN : long rUi. this ! -; OF IRE
IN a iron Pc; ar pan and burns slowly.
giving of silphuroIs ac.d. which i ole
~ the NOS: effective antiio.es 10 these
;ungoid germs OF FL kind. and al ex-
cellen, an;isepGc-N- j. Tfn<s.