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Disagreeing with the Preachers on the
Amusement Question.

Gail Hamilton.
What shall be a young woman's recreations
and amusements?" Usually whatever happens
to be the fashion Amusements come and go
like the winds whatsoever they listeth Real
amusements must generally bring the two sexes
together-such is the law of heaven. No at
traction is so strong as the attraction between
men and women, and it is idle to call ANYTHING
amusement that rules that out Yet the law of
heaven is law, not anarchy, chaos; real amuse-
ment is always amenable to order dignity self
possession. Dancing is, perhaps the most
decorous and beautiful of pure amusements
Rhythmic, graceful, imperious, demanding ex-
act obedience, displaying beauty of form and
motion, and decoration, it has received the trib-
ute OF all ages and all countries 1t exhibits at
once and produces strength and agility. 1t ex-
hlarateS and 1T tatigaes, in sway of peasur-
able activity training the body and TRANQUIL
izing the soul. Tennis is an outdoor exersise-
active, ana, If not in excess most healthful
Croquet is but an animated idleness to the un.
skiliful, yet, in the hands of a master the balls
do leap about like intelligent creatures. Boat
ing, riding, rowing, their name is legion One
hesltates to strike man when he is down but
the skating rink is crowded, indiscriminate and
and rather vulgar Real skating has much to
say for itself. Far the best way is to let the
young women select their amusements. A
girl well reared, furnished with good principles
and fortified with good habits, may be safely
trusted to play at whatever she likes And at
all good play and by all good principles the intel
ligent and affectionate inspection of parents and
elders is not suffered as a necessary evil but
welcomed as an additional pleasure. if not even
demanded as prerequisite to pleasure.
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The Doctors in New Orleans.

New Orleans Picayune.
The social paralysis which had seized us was
relieved by the advent of so many eminent med.
ical men. Men easily distinguished by their
fne thoughtful faces and noble bearing. Ham
erton, it will be remembered, places the medical
profession above the law in its effect upon men
tai development Many of us have taken issue
with Mr.. Hamerton upon this question, but all
will acknowledge that a physician who meets
the requirements of his profession must acquire
habits of closest observation and eeaseless
scientific inquiry. When these mental qualities
ness possessed by all eminent physicians,
the result must DO man superior by
right of mind and heart to ordinary
masculine creatures. No wonder the ladies love
their doctors. 1t ia an affection quite as natural
miration showered poured, avalanched upon
popular preachers Watching the ways Of women
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Original Puzzles.


NO. 1577-ENIaMA
| am composed of ~ letters
My i6, IL 80, Sc, 10, 81. 30, 43, 81 6S, 3d. Y is
repetition
My %, 49, g. %, 81, s, IA, 40, so is drink
made from aromatic plants
My 1, 80 81, 3, A, 40, Z, "a, 40, so is a clep-
sydra
Ny H. 26, 49, AZ, As, g. II, 60, 10, 49, 70 81 Is
an expression of kindness
My 2, 10, 40, &c. &C, is desirable place.
My 6, Is, g. Sc, 81 II is a slave.
My 8, 20, GA, So. 80 is to cause to swell
My 81, 5S, Al, 49, 81, 35, 70, 46. 90 concisenes-.
My %, a. 80 is an enemy.
My 65, 3d. 80, TO- 80, 5, 50 is old in service.
My AZ, 49, II, Z, 81 is complete.
My 62, AZ is verb
My whole is a poetical quotations. rebuke to
cowardice; to courage, praise
SALEM, Ind. UNCLE THEo.
No 1578-TRIANGLE.
l. An eleetrometer 2 A cabalistic word
among the ancients 3. Captious obs.) 4.
Boisterous. 8. Having sharp points g. A re-
porter. z. town of France. 8. An island of
the Pacific. 8. An ancient city of Galilee 10.
word used by small children. ii. Two
vowels IL. A consonant.
fR1MALs AND FINALs-A church festival
LEBANON, Ind. NINA B.
NO. 1579-CHARADE.
Little folks like my first and second;
Big folks like my third.
Those who very fond of candy,
Like my whole I've heard.
WALNUT HILL, Mass. ADAM OCRAT.
NO. 1580-PYRAMID.
l. A letter; 2. An animal; g. A general; a. A
crystalline acid; s. A council; g. Unfortunate.
The central, down. name genus of plants.
GALLON, o. DoDo
NO. l5S1-GEOGRAPHICAL WORD SQUARE
l. A seaport town of Spain; 9 A fortified
town of Northern Italy; g. town of Arkansas;
4. An island of Sweden; s. A village of Sene-
gambia. MAY BLOSSOM
BosToN, Mass
NO. REPRESENTATIONS
l. Behead fish and leave vessel; g Behead
stroke and leave fish; 3. Behead a bird and
leave a flower; A. Behead a pachyderm and leave
a liquor 5. Behead to load and leave corrupt
EAST DEDHAM, Mass. Ell. CAPTAIN.
NO. 1583-DoUBLE ACRosTIc.
(Six letter words.)
l. A kind of grass, including rye grass.
shrub. g. Malignity. A. Cylindrical and sig
tapering. 5. To encompass. 6. A large farmia.
establishment.
PRIMALS-A Brazilian birdl
FINALs-A tour of the Southern States.
ELLETsvILLE, Ind. w. Z. Brown.
Answers in three weeks.
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Heaven on Earth.

Heaven OH Earth.
To fly for repose
From life and its woes
To home, where no doubt indeth birth
Where sympathy springs,
And peace ever sirss,
Is to fly to asneaven on earth.
Sweet, soul-soothing home!
The longer l roam.
The more of the world descry,
The more l am sure
This home that's so pure
Is heaven let down from the sky.
LAFAYETTE. w. Dewitt Wallace.
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Mothers Doughnuts.
Ell DORADO, 1851.

Ell DORADO, 1851.
I've jest bin down ter Thompson's, boys,
N feelin kind O. blue,
/ thought I'd look in at 'The Ranch
Ter find out what wuz new;
When seen this sign a-hangin'
On shanty by the lakes
Here's whar yer gets yer doughnuts
Lake yer mother used ter make
I've seen grizzly show his teeth;
I've seen Kentucky Pete
Draw out his shooter n advise
A ''tenderfoot'' ter treat;
But nuthin' ever tux me down
N made my benders shake
Like that sign about the doughnuts
That my mother used ter make.
A sort O. mist shut out the ranch,
m standin' thar instead
/ seen an old white farm house,
With its doors all painted red.
Whit came through the open door,
Wuz sleepin' awake?
The smell wuz that of doughnuts
Like my mother used ter make.
The bees wuz hummin' round the porch.
Whar honeysuckleS grew;
A yellow dish of apple-sass
Wuz settin thar III view.
IN on the table, by the stove,
An old-time Johnny cake"
N a platter full of doughnuts
Like my mother used ter make.
A patient form / seemed ter see,
In tidy dress of black;
almost thought heard the words,
When viii nay boy come backl"
N then-the old sign creaked;
But now it was the boss who spake:
Heres whar yer gets yer doughnuts
Like yer mother used ter make"
Well boys, that kind O. broke me up.
N ez I've struck pay gravel,
/ ruther think I'll pack my kit,
Vamose the ranch, N travel.
III make the old folks jubilant
M, if don't mistake,
Til try some o them doughnuts
Like my mother used ter make.
Charles Follen Adams, in June Harper o.
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UNCLE THEo provides good enigma this
week.
NINA B-We have taken the liberty to change
the definitions of some of the words in your
triangle puzzle.
DoDo-Your work is fast becoming exhausted.
Please let us have new supply ere long
FArTH-Very glad to hear from you Please
call around oftener.
w. c. D.-Thanks for the list of answers
Let your visits be frequent
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Becoming Extinct.

Pittsburg Chronicle.
A seven foot skeleton has been found in Ohio.
and an exchange says that from the promi-
nence of the cheek bones it is supposed to be the
remains of an Indian" Such reasoning shows
that the Ohio man is passing away and that his
anatomical pecuarities are no longer familiar to
the public
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The Mission of the Pulpit.

bishop A. Cleveland Coke.
Yes. the pulpit has lost much of its power;
but to reach these evils, the teacher must go out
of the pulpit into highways and hedges in the
spirit of John the Baptist. A certain man built
a sawmlI on the top of the mountain. where
strong winds could always be depended on to
work his instruments, and it was a demon
strated success so far as the winds and wheels
were concerned: the perpendicular motion he
secured was all that was promised. The mis-
chief was that nobody could get the saw-logs up
there to be converted into planks. And 'the
pulpit" is, ex vi termini, powerless as to the
masses, because it stands where those who need
it cannot reach it. The times asmaaa ..hhe mis-
sion Of the Baptist once more
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new YORK World.
1t is said that in the criticisms of the revised
version of the Old Testament much comment is
heard over the translation of Ecclesiastes
H.. IT. which instead Of Vanity and vexation Of
spirit, reads Vanity and striving after wind"
This certainly is not a literary improvement.
Yet in some pulpits it will be found truthful
and appropriate change.
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By Adam O'Crat. Walnut Hill, Mass: Nos.
1858, 1859, 1860, 1861 NEARLY
BY Faith, Indianapolis: Nos. 1856, 1857, 1858,
1859. 1860, 1861 partially
By W; G. D., Indianapolis: Nos. 1855, 1858
1859, 1860.
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THE YOUNG FOLKS COLUMN.


Everything relating to this department must
be addressed to W. III. Graham, West scarbor-
ougk, Cumberland county, Maine Original
and answers to each weeAs puz-
zies ere solicited from ALL
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| Pleasing Story.
Puzzles Answered.

We offer small book, containing pleasing
story for the best set of answers this week.
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Ceramics.
Albany Times.

Dear me, said a lady in Fifth avenue the 9th.
err evening How the China craze is growing!
Here Is New York club that Is paying o. GOO
for a pitcher
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No. 1859

No l560-See my coal on (semicolon). Coal
on (colonl
No. 1561-1. Rail- liar. 2 Cal, lac s Marc,
cram 4 Sned, dens. 5. Need, deem.
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Prize Winner
Foot Notes,

Faith is entitled to the book for best solving
this week
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Answers tn PnxzIes.

answers to Puzzles.
No. l555-Two of trade seldom agree.
No. 1556-Press-co fPrescot1.
No. 1557-Nicolas Poussin.
No 1558- T
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-01-31

The attention of invited the following why
they should use these goods:
Te Sugar which brought fresh field had
kernels packed
thereby retaining
cooked in will not have.
The Tomatoes gathered fresh and packed co and
cooked being sealed thus their
Apples
pure graduated sugar and are ready for the table.
The utmost and cleanliness used and rotten or rui
processed the establishments
3d-NO DANGER OF POISON in
investigation of the poisoning canned goods establishes the fact
that the chief the solution
the making Gaping Of The most notable of these
city being Gaping
Dr. John Johnson physician the Board paper his
illusions
gtromm
the
While asserted that the danger deadly imminent
there doubt the this acid liable
short unsafe am happy therefore, that have
discarded and
(Which harme being you any
With all
these goods worth than others
Nov22-2m TRY "A MD SFEi
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r II
Uon't GiCe IN.

near as wei as over. 7 am CUrCd OF CafaTTn
as well. 1t IS the best medicine ever made
GARRETT WIDRIcK, Hastings, n. y.
GIVE IT \ TRIAL.
Ely's Cream Balm causes no pain. Gives
relief at once. \ thorough treatment will
cure Not a liquid, Net snuff. Apply into
nostrils. Price 90 cents at druggists; TO cents
by mail, res istcred. Sample bottle by mail
10 cts.
ELY BROS, Druggists, Owego, N. Y.
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MINING JOURNAL at $3.50 Per Yeal.
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone


COMPANY presents q correc
" scribers, with the Rates for
Adams Express, lKornho
American Goal Co., Long, N
Bainbridge Il Co., Landwe
Barton Public Office, Lownde
Bracket, +. f. (rcs) LAWN 4
Beall, Mrs. W. X. (res) Little &
b. L. o. Express, Lynn, |
i. 4 O. Freight, Lonacol
b. & 0. Dispatchcr's Lonacol
office, McMilla
Bovd, A. Hunter, burg,
Bopp d Co., McMiIla
Brace, DR.. G. II. Marylal
Brace 4 Richmond, MilIholl
Bruce, DR.. j. ]. (rcs) Marean,
Brandler. ]. y. NJ. McKaig
Blattau, j. A. (res) Mckaig
Bcall, Baush 4 Co., Morgan,
E'rostbuIg, .NepS OF
BTant, +. w. New Gen
Borden Mines, Noon, 7
Borden SHAFT, New Gen
Rlochcr, Fl. W Lon
Btrwell, z. L., Mount Orriri, <
Savage Ohr, Dr
Campbell 4 Co.. W. P.IOwens.
Campbell, Mrs. Il. II. Penn. Il
CreutZburg.I H., BartoniPost OF
City Hall, Pompey
Clark. James. lie 81
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wermiiafttaer watb sa,, asdeu.

Cine aufgetuedte 3eitumg f6reibt :
Cine Jarlilie bic bon gebrateneui Beef
iteat, mo ber Saft ale bart getporoe1
urb bas Steaf boiler GET NOR unb iies
benben Rartoifeln un6 iGtperem Brot
lebt, Ieibet Itidt tiur i'm Mdgen, fonbern
aud In ben Nieren lt,b int Gebirn. So
uno bic Gantilie tpirb Opspepiie,
S9md6e unb f9le1tes 8tut baben.
Man gebe Sbnen 8rntpns Sron Bitters
nnb bertreibe 6ieies 2eihen. Gerr G6bn
Selpbos, Ohio. f6reibt: Sd gebrauds
te Brotpns Sron 8itters gegen u~nreines
Blut unb nit iebr s%inftigem grfoIg.
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Cine finberloie Gle

1T setpib cine ibera,ls traurise @a@e fur mon.
Dies @bepaar. @ie unb no6urd bieiem nebeI
In fmraer 8eit abseboIfen iperben fam,
aeist Der ,, Nettutt8S 8 Anfer'I, $50 9ei.
ten, NIT aablreiden natursetreuen 8ilbern,
toelder bon benz alten unb beipabrten beutfden
Seil.Snftitut in Stem gorf berausseaeben tuiro,
au bic ftarte @eife. Sanae Qeute,
bic IN ben Stano Der gbe treten moIlen, icaten
ben Sprn9 Sdiaers /: Drum b rii e, M +
lid emis binbet", pobI bebersigen ul,b
baS portreffide Bud Ie1en, ebe fe ben i'd.
tigfen S9ritt bes aebens tbun! @irb
fur rs Gents in Yoftmarfen fouobl in oeutider
ipie in enslii9er Sprade fret unb ors-
a berpadt %ber1anbt. stbreie; Deut-
sches ~Heil-Institut, II Clinton Place, New
York, N. Y. 7,5,w6m
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Sin erft fiir,Iid eiuoewoubert

- Yin erlf tiir3li9 eingenan6erter
Deutf9er, Namens MIbre9t llnrub, lift
bot Ginger 3eit i'm Snbianer 3erritors
inm bon Strabenrdubern feiner 6abe
beraubt unb in bes Wortes boiler 8e.
oeutung sefreu3ist iporoen. 9ie G1urs
fen %nageIten ndmlid feline Sdnbe unb
JiiBe on einen biden Baum unb iiberz
.leBen ben ungIiifli1en feinem Sdifs
faIe. GRIT oieier Sage fano man lIm=
rub's tereits ffarf pertpeite Get1e. SIT
eitsm ieiner Stiefel befan6en fi1 $500
in Bantnoten. wel1e ben Qugen Der
Eanbm0r6er entgangen tparen.
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Cine 1arte.

Yin aae. pel6e' an 8OIgen bon Susenofin.
ben, %nerooler Sdipa@e, friibem 8erfaa, Serluff
Der Mannesfraft &C. leiben, ienbe id fofen.
I re &eeepf, bas fe iurirt. DieieS erobe Seit-
mittcl tpurbe bon einem Miilionar in Glib.
amerita ent6edt Sdidt abreffirteS @oubcrt
an Msp. Soiepb 8. Snmau, Station 8. Nep
@ifs. 2l,7,tupfi
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0eraoe 10 ant.

8isle seipifenlOfe gerfdufer m0sen gm6 ia.
gen fe baben Seilmittel fur Suitea unb @rfal.
tttiisen, bic serabe 10 gut iino aIs Der aIte
saberlaifige Or. Botanic Sniten. ,lnb Qunaen.
sSsrnp. nno tuenn ibr ni@t barauf beiebt bic.
les Seilmittel gu erbalten, perbet ibr iebr an.
gefibrt iperben. 1reis so gents unb $I.oO.
Sertauft bel s. &alteyer C Con.
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= photographer, tpel6e lit Gala.
~ aps 8alIerie, Alb Of 5ouiton=
StraBe genomr1en per6en, limb in
1eber 9infi6t bollfommen unb f0nnen
aidt lbertroffen tperben. Wer eire
oor3a9li9e photographic gu mdbisem
grelie piini6t, benz empfeblen mir, mad
@alatpans @alerie au gebert, unb er
tpirb auf,ieoengeitelt tper6en.
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60rHeibtafetf.

Enff's 3ttlest inb Bel berurtisen Falen Be5cns
fe 8stt8nlt; cine Dpf8 beptrtt cine fpIMe @es
l9lsDtfhnterunB, bnb Der Fattent taraber ertaunt.
SIC ttfrtett ben 1lppettt unb p~eritriahtn, bds
Srganisuu6 turm ne eetdbrt, unb turxb ibre
ztc1skt4e M8tsSaa6 duf bic 1ttSAanaAScreatte
" sesstsssBietaeit sbss S~tabIoasss ksrbsls
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aens. S. cmtterfibe & 60.

p lHmbers u. @assGitters,
ss5 Cf .9ouHonfra6e, ean s~lntonio. Babe.
ipanneH, Stur5bdoer, BafereIofets, Marmor.
psdffsa 6ummifdIdnde, 8[ei- un6 eifenrob.
rem, ~9ierapparate uno @asfrtures auer arf.
ale Nuftrdse perben prompt aussefibrt.
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Dr. SUbn Butts
Smiths Tonic Syrup
fit Die Seiluns bon
Xtebern.a after Nrt.
nnb stsen
maiarif9e &ranfbeitea,

Ser Gigentbirter bie1er beribmten Webiain
eanfprudt fir biefelbe ben 8or5ug bor allen
ibrigen Seilmitteln, tpelde bent 4ublifum als
ia DE, t1ere nnD permanente
aur sesen 6ieber aler lrt, bon ~Iangerer ober
~tir5erer 9auer empfoblen iperben. Ct ruff ale
tuefliden unb 1ibli6en @taaten ais 3euaen
auf fit bic @abrbeit Der 8erfiderung, baS es
in feinem ~einaigen Sale feline beilenoe @irfnna
oeri a9ea tpirb, ipenn bic Mnpeiinnaen aenan
befolst terben. Sci bielcn @nfduen 1T cine elm.
telne Softs CUR Seilung genii9eno, uno ganae
Hamtlien erlan9ten burd cine ein5ige 6lai1e
ibre @eiunbbeit pieber. @S III tnbeb aeratben
ano iebenfaas mad langpierisen Inf6aen fi9e.
rer, tpent itan ben @ebrau1 beS MittelS nod
cine ooer snei @o1en mad Dem Mufboren bes
GieberS fortiest. @epobnli9 bebarf man Bel
bieier Mebiain feines ~tpeiteren SiiIfSmitteIs, I'M
bic Gtnaepeioe in Sronuns gu balten. Collie
aber Der Ratient nod zines Requirement Mfittels
b~eoirfe1, na1bem ct brei ODER bier Dolen beS
Comic senommen bat, 10 mirb cine ~einaeIne
Dofts bon Rents SegetabIe GamtIb
wills g~eniigen.
BULBS SarsapariIIa 1T bas alte unb suber.
tdiitge 9eilmittel 9egen llnreinigfeit bes 8lutes
anb ffropbnfofe anfale Der a0nis Der Slut.
~reiniger.
DR.. John BULBS Vegetable Worm Des
troyer 1T in @eitalt bon Ganbb Drops prapa-
rtrt, fdon bonn aniebn uab lei6t einaunebmen.
DR. John BULBS
Smitb's Comic @hrup,
Bu0's Sariaparila,
Butts @prm Defroper,
bic beliebten 5eilmittel bes Cages.
~~-O~N~-01O~~S
baupt. Office sst @lain Ctr, qouisbiGe, ab
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Granss RptI. ebtr Bert.eaar hnra cine ein,tae
application bie5es 6drbeattteis In eIdnsenSss
G9nar5 reruanbeit. Gs wirft auf ter Gtene, cine
nntarlite Tarbe perIebenb. Sci Gpptheferu All
1deent reer gesen G~rupfars BON ST per GTpreb rers
@not. DfNee; - MURRAY st., Netu Dort.
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SUITS yiutu
IN Wsbrastdr,


straightforward. @erftDpfastg Der 9arnne,
&op}fduaer5 tettt ettetl osiaspfeat @efdbt
IN $taterfopt edhnaers nufer 1esa edafs
asslt sibesnsistbsif essea i iii ia G oses
Jetttt6e &l9itrets8tut9, ~afei5bartett Der ettins
slt14, Nteoergetdt Agetttett. nebif eine,a
8sfatt perued5ldffeter Bfidt, Ntatties
ben 2tm9eH fdjipittuseno, 3pPfiueb aber
BEN ttd3test alu9e, 1lnrube, bedngftf9euee
Stdutae, b~D6Gefdtbter tlrtt uto
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Dem Yublitum hermit our, ReuntniB-
nabnte, taB mir neben unierem olten
@sidaft an benz Drain YlaSa
Elm mei99ei9dft
auf benz NlamOpla5a, s~esenaber benz
Mtenserhotel etablirt haben, in meldem
mir sbenfaas cine srcse Nuspabl BON
gtfeawaaren aler Art,
Mderbauseratbfdaften &c. gu ben biDisfen
yreIlen itets an Qanb haben. 5,14,tuu
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Gelbftperthetniauma.

giuer ftrdFiden llnterlaFung borbeuaenber
Neeotfiniruns tam man bic meifen nebeI,
!uelde bic Meniden Iefaaen, auedreiben. 81
II cine ansgenaadte Sbatiade, bae cine Sur
NIT Q offetterss Wagenbitterem ioaar
eiiten bon Hatur fdmd9li6en Organisms in
folden 8ertbeioisunss3ufaub iebt, oab er ben
bsrrfdenoffen aranfbsitSurfaden, 1. 8. BEN
bosartisen Ein1ufe bon Miasmen, anaeimneem
aSafer, ~iberndbiser .Site, Geudtisteif, aaIte,
plobli9en Observation-Disclosures u. +. 10.
pinerfeben fam.
81 baben Eel allen apotbefern unS
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-03-26
Tie Cabinet

Secretary Manning of the Treasury Is OF
Albany birth and "a years Old Since Al
he ma. o. zen Connected with the Albany f.
on, and is now its president he was
member Of the conventions that nominated
riden ms Governor aud President and Is
now chairman democratic state committee.
He married slnc months ago.
War ) eretry Eadico., Is Of Massachu-
ssas birth. IS wears odd and lncai de-
.rsad.a. of Tire COLONIAL governor lie i~a
H.warI graduate. lciaSs.c.l and law, has
Sled several position, in 81, native io"n OF
Salem ami was Oh tae Safe beach from 20
10 'S2 he ram tor governor in 81. lie
married bis G usil. 81 daughter OF Geo. Peat
body. and ha- sou and daughter.
Secretary Wltue, oftae Navy wa. born
I'm C..at,. 1il... aul l.. 45. H. graduated
f Y.lc.sala.,,tbc Harvard .aa schoo-
i., ..0aa An. r.s., n1 hi,own uraid-
ar.su.u1.o.ot Use Sew York. county
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