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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-06
LOGAN 81 CO..
Notice TO Take Dispositions.
'rnlan Brady In the Circuit Court Of Ohio
vs.. county, West Virginia.
lice Rradv In ChnnNprv

orman Brady In the Circuit Court Of Ohio
vs.. county, west Virginia
Alice Brady In Chancery.
Take notice that the depositions OF Dr. J. n,
Reid Mrs. Frank Doan, Mrs. Mary Allen and 9TH
ers will I've taken at the Office OF Robert White, No.
lliO ChapIine street. Wheeling, in the state oil
West Virginia, on the 18th day OF May, A. ID.
1856, between the hours OF o'clock a. III. and 9
o'clock p M, and that the dispositions Of Ormln
Brady, Jas A. Barnett, May Hardy, Anrie Harry,
Jeiie :son Marshall, Amanda Lockhar;, Catherine
Murphy will be taken at the office Of John s.
Cowcn, chief counsel OF the Baltimore aud Ohio
Railroad Company in Baltimore, in the
siaic Of Mary and, on the 25th day OF May, A
y. / a.. between the hours Ut o'clock a. N. 81
r'c..uk % m. which depositions when taken will
ht read IN cyi In the above named cause on
lrlsli 81 laid Ornan Brady. And II, from any
caIsr the to- nc OF sid dispositions shall moi be
Cr,.lncu rad OF cling commenced, shall not be c1In
ploted on the respective days namei, the taking
Of the same will mc adjourned from time TO time
anu the same shall bc completed.
To- tTCI BRADY ORMAS EHADY,
srlosvi by his Counsel, Robert White.
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sCROFULA.
r.nhsrbnt, nrone, couldn,t Buy II.

-Ths Aewoyth News and Farmer OF this week ssys:
Mr., Elizabeth Baker, living within three miles Of
Acuorth remarked hat NandeTbilps fortune could
7ot buy from her vha: six bottles Of SWitts Specific
5ss done for her. Her statement IS as follow: Fer
tblrty-oRp wears have suffered almost death from
that horrible dSese, sCrQiula- For years was m
able 70 DO anything IN keeping up my domestic
1r,irs last (lCtOeSr vas induced 70 try Switts
p.ci6c and USED two bottles, and was 50 much ben
e6ted By A. that purchased four more from MsSsrS
Northcat 4 johnson, which has almost entirely re-
iiPved me. issl hike new person, and can do all
he wa a burden, ~ my entire person was covered
with Sores ami in Abs miserable condition did not
care To live. bal tired every known remedy, and
NV case Wa generally regarded tncur1b!s. had
Irsp t-s2'e,i by 'ha 6sst physicians 20 no avail.
most heartily recommend SwittB Specific to the
a1hIgtel
NrUTs HoF,hcUt I Johnson, merchants az Ae-
xorth Az: Ne suU@ Mr.. Elizabeth Baker FeIsO
s,Iv- We ere .-sg..lgr w,h her case. She is highly
in ihls eCm uUuity,
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WOOL,
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, May 5.-Wool-Market
dull prices nominal; Ohio, Pennsylvania
and West Virginia Xxx and above 3l@34e;
medium 3l@32c; New York, Michigan, In
diana and Western medium 30@32c; fine
washed delsine MIX 35@37c; unwsshed
combing and delsine medium 26@27c.
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Rubbing It In.
NesC York SuR.

At a recent party in Florence, given BY
well-known and popular people, lady,
when leaving said to a friend. as they went
down stairs: Never was more bored in
nv life" The host, who CHANGED to be just
behind, chimed in with: Sorry to hear
that, countess; but" looking at his watch,
at is l2:45 so that you might easily have
gone at least an hour ago"
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Blessing for One. Burn Oil.

Bribery in any form is dispicable aud is
as skilful in its mode Of working as it is
difficult to counteract, but, if any genius
will discover plan by which gas meter
can be bribed to tell the truth, the world
will arise and call him blessed
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PETROLEUW.
Titusyille.


TITUsvuLE, May 5.-National Transit
certificates opened at Tic; highest 7Sc;
lowest Tic; closed at 77Ec; shipments
for the entire oil regions 22,O77 barrels;
charters, Gl,$O9 barrels; runs, g., 1913 bar
rels.
Pittsburg.
PITTsBURG, May 5.-Oil-The market
to-day was fairly active and quite firm;
prices opened at Tic; closed at 77sc; high
est 7Sc; lowest nc.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, Pa, May 5.-Petroleun-
National Transit certificates opened at
tic and closed at 77Sc; highest 7Sc;
lowest tic: runs GS,9i4 barrels; total ship
ments 1901 barrels; charters 81, 300 bar
rels; clearances 100000 barrels.
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Communication.

wErUHPKA, Ala, Sept. g, lSS4.-Ahout slIsyears
40 became afflicted with 4 very diSlgrecable skin
issase With large, dry and many crusted pin-
-sS on my face, HANDS and shoulder. The sore on
ny shoulder eat odt hole nearly an inch deep, and
the CanCerSus appearance Of one OF the sores near
ny eye slarmCd me very much. l tried all kinds
~ treatment bat found nothing that seemed 10 affect
the disease. snsliy dccilCe to try 5. & 8 90 ad-
vice Of a physician, ard In short time the scahs
dropped IRON ;hv SORES amt left my skin smooth and
veil IcoaSilcr :. Z. s the greatest blood medicine
made and tho only thing that will cure the disease
nth which / WAS afflicted. 4 th.2S my trouble was
he result Of terri0.e attack oi malaral fever,
sraCted while farming I'm the TalapOOsa river swamp
/ tan b. fOuad a; ny OIhos in the court house Al
Wetumpka. NOa car Teirr % the.
J. L. HUHaES urp. Sheriff Fillmore Co, Ala.
Treatise on BlOOj and skin Diseases mailed free.
Tvs SWIFT sPE,lFIC Co Drawer /, Atlanta, Ga
Sold by Iaughlin Bros. 4 60. ard Logan Co., a.
ElOlssale and retail, Wheeling, W. Va.
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clipped sheep, 81 pounds average sold at
81 G5 per cwt.
Hogs-Receipts, 4,l75 head; market dull
and nominal for live hogs at : I20@ so
per cwt.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, O., May 5.-Hogs-Weak
common and light, So 1904 As; packing
and butchers, 81 OO@4 GO. Receipts
1874 head; shipments 727 head.
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TERMS OF THE REGISTER.

The map s;one will be sout 70 any add - Tor -
cents.
The REGISTER msy bc soni 10 one adirs a.
whatever other paper is subscribed for, 10 anothas
the money 10 accompany the order invariably.
y. II. TANnX,
(,enepal HIana1ee.
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What They Do in Boston
N,r OrLnns Pl,,nrn..

In Boston, on the lst day Of May, all the
nice little Sunday school children are robed
in spotless white and sent with teachers to
the woods to gather the first flowers Of
spring and the seeds Of early consumption.
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How We Make Ourselves Solid at HON
SerriE,o,rn HruH.

"a Superior Woman" is the title of the
forthcoming mo name" novel. Every
married editor in the land will claim that
some one has written 8 novel about his
v;fa
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Hbsumailsm Twenty Years.

have been sutsrin: irOm rheumatism Tor twenty
wears at times vita almost intolorabls pain. had
me host medical treatment, and took all sorts oil
-Pmedies but without relief. Being reduced almost
% skeleton, aud not being able 70 walk even with
crutches, was ndueed 70 try SWiits Specific, and
n acted like q charm and am to day entirely re-
lsved Have thrown away my clutches and sm In
oxcellsat health believe 5wtits Specific viii cure
he worst cases OF rheumatism
MEs EZRA MKRsHoN, Maoos, Ga, Aug. 4, "a
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WHEELING ANp PITTsBUReH DIvIsIos.

WHEELING AND PITTSBURGH DIvIsIOE.
On and after May I'd, 1885, passenger trains will
run a. follows, Wheeling time;
pKPAKfuREA
For Pttsburgh-5:25 . n, daily; 7:lo .. m, $50
D. m, daily except Sunday.
For Wsshington-S:2j q m, daily 7:loa. n, $40
p, 10. and :O6 p. N, daily except Sunday.
AERvAI4
From PittburSh-ll :05 q m, sos p, NJ, daily
except Sunday; fo:l5 p. m, daily.
From wehington-f:5s q. m, II :o5 q: N, 6 0S
D. N. daily except Sunday; 1918 P. m, daily.
C. K. LORD, General Passenger Agent.
b. DUSHAM, General MANAGER.
JT LANE, Travelling Agent Wheeling.
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AT CHARLESTON !:

The RsssIKR VIII osntinss to give the news sus-
mating nom tho CAPITAL ahsr ths r,.sui
Charleston Just the same heretofore % that eve,
citizen Wishing to knew What y taaspirins ct u
SEAT OF CONVENIENT NUS esatnWs 10 taks ~
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cone WEST.

All trains daily except Sunday.
Pullmsns Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping Csls
through without change Irnm steubeRyi!i" Fast to
lhtl. lelEhia EUd New York. Wcst 10 Columbus,
rTrrinns,i, Louisville, Chicago, Indianapolis and
81 Louis.
For through tickets bagsaCe 6hects, sleeping car
.crnrn plodaIiona, and any TTtbar Information ap-
ply 10 JNO. q. TOMLlFsON, Ticket Agent at Pan
EandIe station foot Of Eleventh. street, or At CITY
II, set ONCE und.n MaLure House, Wheeling.
JAMES NcCREA,
Manager, Columbus, Ohio.
+ 4. FORD,
CENT Pass. and Ticket Agent, Pittsburgh. h.
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Life I'm New York.

This Is q trivial age; men are not in ear
nest in any OF the affairs OF life. Culture is
is a pretence, art . humbug. Learning is
6espised.
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Chestnut
AAasg PrJse
VIII thus Legislature never go homer

The Throat.-"BsOra'I BrOzcAiaI rrschss" act
directly o. the organs Of the voice They have an
extraordinary e9ect In all jisordssA hroat
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-06

1860 p. IN. train through g. Cincinnati withont
change, With sleeper through 10 Cincinnati.
zanesytlle Accommodation leaves Wheeling at
7:So q N. and $500 p. m, BellSire AZ $40 o M.
aud AIS p. N, daily except sapda!.
Mcundsvtne Accommodation leaves Whsslirg AZ
II IS A H. and arrives n AountEviIs n I2:i6 ?, n.
daily except Sunday.
Mannington Accommodation leaves al ale r. NJ
Through coach hon Wheeling b Cincinnati ,tsily
on VOL, leaving Wheeling % s:15 A., arriving Al
Cincinnati at 6 80 r. ~
B. 40. sleepins CAN On all through trains
Close connection msds Tor al points south and
Southwest, North and Northwest mailing this de-
srable route for cosnis and psrsons moving 70 the
great west, and 70 whom particular attention Is
given.
Sleeping or accommodations On b secured u De-
pot Tcke. Once,
TIC. BURKE
Ticket A gent B. 4 q. pepot.
JOHN BAIl.lE,
Ticket Agent, under McI.ure House.
JOHN 7. LANE Tray. Passenger gent.
c, X. LORD, Gen. Pas. Agent.
r 7. DEvRlES, General Agent, Wheeling.
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CONSUMPTION.

Ihsve positive remedy ior thsaboye di.sessi y
a. ne fbousands q ezss Of ths worst hind and g
isne s,sndfne have oeen cured. Indssa, % stro1g
nv fsith IN IL sfbcacy that WIN seng IMu Ell ~
TS FRRE. to1efher With ayALUABLEIkkAI'
isEon as dizesss . any sussra. Gfss exPrs
ma g DR. T. a ELOCUx,i Hsu 3. Sex
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Pittsburgh. Cincinnati &St. Louis R. R.

pan Handle Routs.)
THINE TABLE FOR EAST AND wExT COR.
rected to April 3, lass. Trains leave Pan Han
die station, foot Of Eleventh street near public
andipQ, as follows, Ceatral Standard time:
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CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH r. r.
/~,oSDENsED TIME TABLE OF PAssEsGER
I Train. corrected November 10, lsA-Centrai
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
yT,InE TABLE, CORRECTED TO NOVEMBER
"a tsa1 Trims leave PRn-Handls btation, Soos
a Tlsy,nth street near public landing, - follow
Cent nj standard 1lms-vhich n IS minutes aov9
than whselinf time:
New-York tribune., 1885-01-25
SUSPENDED ANIMATION.

u
Men have made strange pets in their time. Mr. Jabez
Hogg keeps some OF the strangest in the form OF few
OF the nflIsoria called wheelanimalculss." These
rotifers have many curious qualities. among when =
that Of suspendng animation for indefinite period
without ceasng TO i've Colonies OF r0tihers may be
desiccaed," and rendered apparently lifeess and in
this condition they may be kept for months and years.
and possibly centuries. single drop OF water VIII re-
store them 10 life and the wheebearers will instantly
resume their functional activity precisely at the pout
where IL 30 rudey broken of"
This reminds OF story, often repeated, though pos
siby not capable OF standing the strctest invests CATION
British sailor at the Battle OF the Nile, ut the moment
when the officer OF the watch said 10 him, Do you
make out the flagship on the port or starb0ard bow,
Bill was struck by bullet in the head. For fifteen
months that sailor remained insensble but not dead,
with ball In hs skull which could not be extracted.
In the funess OF time he taken 10 Greenwich Hos.
pit and trephined when the body removed
IRON the neighborhood OF his brain. Then he rubbed hts
eyos and said instantly, Just OF the starboard bow,
gir
New-York tribune., 1885-01-25
Mr.. BLAKE'S PILLS.


The present mania for d0ctoring and dosing recalls an
incident the experience OF Mr. Josh Blake, OF the
late Madame Mount Vernon ST. Mr. Blake not
feeling remarkably well. and while contemplating trip
to Calcutta and other places thought he wodd study up
his ailment from medical treatise over which he
spent considerable time At last finding a case repre-
sentin he supposed-hs and which was fully
described. with 1t had the prescribed remedy an.
nexed he was satisfied he could cure himself He ac.
cordingy copied verbatim the receipt given. and hied
him to one OF leading druggists He displayed tho
copied recept and ordered prepared saying he would
wait for T." The clerk looked little surprised but
merely said IL will require some time 10 MI this pre-
scription II you want the whole quantity and We are
pretty busy will not be ready before tomorrow after
noon" ,,
At the appointed time Mr. Blake called for his little
package OF medicine. and considerably nonpu,sed
when the clerk brought out for him box measuring nine
length and about five inches In width aud the
same depth. filed with pills! and with 1t bill for $40
he had ordered the whole quantity there was nothing
do but to take IL and for 1t but Afterwards IN re-
counting the Joke he had unwittingy played upon
himself he made OF some short but very emphatic
words In planest English and even then dec AIRED that
he could not do the subject justice He took the pills
with him Calcutta the passengers and crew were all
well on the trip out and back Whether on account OF
the big boxful Of pills or not We will not pretend to say
New-York tribune., 1885-01-25
N1LY FEELING AMONG CATS

had two she cats" says Dupont de NemOurs; they
were mother and daughter. The mother had produced
her kittens on certain day. and they had been all eit
with her The daughter gave birth 10 her nrst litter on
the Following hay and was very ILL., She lost conscious
ness ana motion with the birth OF the last kitten Tue
mother went round and round her. layshng on her all
the expre,ions of maternal tenderness, which aro very
numerous the vocabulary OF cat LANGUAGE PereeVns
at LENGTH that the care she expendlng upon her
daughter was in vain. she busted herself, ike good
grandmother, with the little creatures crawling IN ae,
tne litter and finally carried them TO the bed of her own
children where she shared her milk with them.
full hour afterward the young cat came To her
senses looked for her little ones, aud found her oter
nursing them. There great Joy on both Sides ana
many touching expressions OF affection and gratitude
we're exchanged. The two mothers established theh,
selves IN the same basket and while the educational
period lasted they left except SCI aratey Ohe
ALWAYS remained on duty. Thus they nursed caressed
and impartay reared the kittens, OF whom three
belonged 10 the daughter and four TO the grandmother
New-York tribune., 1885-01-25
A STORY OF MYRA CLARK GAINES


She must have been than seVenty-nye years on
at that time; she small, with ceancut features
her teeth were sound. her complexion like girls aud
mass OF hair OF .rch chestnut, inclined 10 .auburn.
crowned her head She would trip upstairs as nmby
as girl OF sixteen. We had party night ~ our
hotel, which a fayorite resOrt-of the southenefs
who had Just begun TO creep back remember there
was Colonel Fairfax, OF General Robert j.. Lees staH
and host OF other Southern celebrities PRESENT ana
there was Mrs Gaines. dancing away az lively as the
Youngest. one day asked her tue secret OF 80 much
Vitality In return for condolences had given her,
she said: have never been sick since was young
girl / was at that time fading ssway, when General
Twiggs told my father must take some OF his Mexican
medicine. The General said 1t must be taken ia inc
spring OF the year, the sap began 10 run took
bottle and became well at once, and have never had
sick day since. But ,eyery spring. when the sap starts
take the medicine. have !neyer taken any especial
pains with my diet habits and give all the credit TO
the medicine" Upon my expressing an Oh nion that
the General have obtained the elixir OF NE" she
said: The General would not gSe me the recipe untl
years aerward and then only on condition hat neye.
gave any one Ia copy unt after his death she would
never give me copy, but told where could obtain
the medicine. As am troubled with too much health
| have never applied for H. -.
II was really touching TO the Difference some OF
those old southerners paid her They seemed 10 COM
slider her a.a sort OF child OF the regiment and nave
seen a whole settee full Of coonels don Their seedJ bas
as she passed.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-25
Ey6LIsHuEy AND AMERICANS


There is prevalent impression In THIS county tnss
the quarrel was one-sided that the Americans wsIS
irritated (excusably perhaps by our recogniton m r
Confederate States begerents as ws a. Dy .v
era sympathy that felt In England for tne rnsss.
cause and that we really never said han suen tSsv
ant things about them they did about US pa dd n n
Expressed their aversion loudly tnan "" 49, IN cnr
NOT so eertan that ours any less deep, srv IA -
present eral and enghtsnsa moSS SSor opinion Of our
Cousins from social point of view twenty yss - ~ IN
happsnsd toward n: t41oasSisd SssS both by Enssh and
sr;Ssn, Mo could hardly be induced to speak 70 one
,h"r Tps british chaplain OF the plsce-LemsmnScss ~
aS .uppose that american. who ATTENDED n ~
services rDnsetsd therewh-took into HE hse4
one 70 for the 1s '9s unys
cssscs =, J onero0ntons on the Continent In tnoee
daT. Il was An innov and English gentleman wnS
Sis stcf on the door and saying aloud thought 4i9
WAS an English church r. after which he pleked W
hsf and Vsked out It IL only fair 70 his compato0 g
add that in the very pretty quarrel which eniued
declined 70 support him; but doubt wnet1er w. ~
with his disrsSard ter religious psopdetA --..t
New-York tribune., 1885-01-25
CURRENT ANECDOTES.
THE IMMORAL DOC.


From the 81. yamessG Gdzens.
~ Fontane professor at the Lycee of Versailles, CON
trputes 90 the Rerue Scfenqe story dog which the
OF tne periodical In question, supported BY n
osdsr sesa$ FdDts0. q; belonging ,S o,s
sam9 and walking through the streets wss
scrbes as Scotch spaniel" Spaniel, colisy terrIsr
Whatever the dog may have beent bore nsch
collar from which hung box inscribed with noifca
ton TO the effect that donations wanted for some
charitable institution In response dogs mute 40
peal NJ Fonaine about place penny in its boz
when the animal bent its head down TO frsrate
Fontaines intention; and then Selling the proneret
penny on It's account carried 1t q pastrycooki
shop and there exchanged IL for cake.
hs narrative seemed to the editor OF the Rsrus Ssn
tnqne so extraordinary that he asked NJ. Fontsine
whether he had any objection furnish him with
atiye evidence on the subject Thereupon NJ. Porchon
professor OF mathematics at the Lycee OF Versailles ad
dressed TO the editor letter In which he declared that ho
witnessed In company with NJ Fontane the and
thoroughly immoral conduct OF the dog "We saw him."
says Porchon prevent the introduction Of piece Of
money into the box he carrying; him seize
the coin and take IL to pastrycooks shop. whore he
placed It on the counter and received cake in
change IL is in no triumphant spirit that NJ. Fontaino
narrates this anecd0te He says the contrary that
while admring tho modern dog for its sagacity he can
not but " "deplOre its corruption."
New-York tribune., 1885-01-25
HIS LiyGT4GES.

FTom THt San FTdncIsc0 IDN.
The local heather Chinese rather more than holds his
own in some respects and many OF the children OF tho
better class OF MOngoians have attended school to
purpose despite the socalestrction law under which
they labor The other day Cafornia-st matron. just
returned from three years tour abroad advertised for
tail applied for the position.
"Whatee you nance, John e. asked the lady In that
peculiar supposed be adapted to infants asd
other foreigners.
SWAN Lee"
"You sabe loast tlurklee Wan r. lisped the lady.
The Chinaman knit his brows and shook his head
90 dear said the tourist to her imported maid IN
what is known here as Mills seuinary-and abroad as
restaurant-French, "what am / to dol can't make
him understand"
at is very unfortunate" said the Chinaman reiec
lively ~ you don't speak French very well, and.
besides that Chinese and English are the only
know"
He was not engaged.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-25
RHRGL4R STORIES.

From All the Year Round.
One night dear old lady going to bed In ots
chamber In big house when she accidentally perceived
man hidden under the bedstead. She knelt down by
the bedside and repeated aloud the beautiful collect Of
the evening prayer Of the Church OF England She then
blew out her candle and quietly got into bed Presently
voice sounded underneath the bed telling her be
AFRAID and that he would do her HARM The burglar
then came out and said that this his first offence,
and that he had been driven to by poverty He added
that the words OF the collect had recalled to him the
time when he still innocent, and that IL she would
only forgive him he would go away quietly and never
offend against the law again. The story to say
that the truly repentan and that the good lady
saw him earning an honest living
know or two In which there has been great
the side OF the attacked party and great
ardce that of the burglars In fact hs Is generally
the case when burglars have to deal with the police.
have friend-a slight, delicate lady, who has shown
marvellous courage in cowng burglar She went Into
her kitchen night when the servants out had
gone to bed and found in the act OF packing all
her silver plate. She resoutely locked the kitchen door,
put the key in her pocket and told him that he should
not leave the until he had placed back article
OF silver where he had found it, The obeyed her In
the most abect manner and then allowed to sneak
out of the place.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-25

and gves especial attention TO grouping dishes for
meal and preparing them simultaneously on ono stove.
TO recognize the advantages which their children enjoy
and busy mothers the ystem gives the poor Q va
riety OF new, cheap dishes his table that he
heard OF before nfuses certain daintincss into tho
household service. lends n refinement and cheer to do
nestle life that Is sadly wanting In many homes and
trains the girls themselves in habits of industry, ia
devotion and economy which must prove OF lasting
value to them and their friends Careful inquiry shows
this to be fact not merely in theory the eaven of
thiseducatiOn working some surprising results.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-25

EXAMINATION ABsURDITIEs.-ln allusiOn to
in Ths Pal Nal Ga;sas % on examination sosurd
FOR The b"a ddes of tho following, which have met
with during last two or three years IS Examiner
great statesman Fox ditto ditto; he wrote very
good book Of martyrs Pitt and FoK both died m3nsn @
cult Knot which tied and by OF which no keps
the Empire OF Rome IN suhjecti0pss.