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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-01
GUM AS AN EDUCATOR.
Children Who Chow Learn More About
Arithmetic.
MaooR TeiegrupA oRd Messenger.

AElNnlACNiC-
Ksooa Telegraph oRd Messenger.
The question of whether or not the chhw-
ing of gum il schools and colleges affects
the yupil as to his studies has been a tfooted
one since gum.chewing became so popular.
II was left for a Macon school teacher to
put the matter to a test and determine the
question.
On Friday afternoon, as a certain school
was being dismissed, she gave out that the
class in arithmetic, composed Ell twelve
bright pupils of both sexes, would be di-
yided on the following Monday. Six OF
the pupils were to provide themselves with
a moderate allowance of frst-class chew
iug-gum, the other six were to be gumless.
Accordingly on Monday morning there
were six bright scholars armed to the teeth
with chewing gum. There jaws were work
ing like so many steam triphammers and
they were eager for the fray.
From the arithmetic the teacher select
ed twenty-nine problems and then the class
buckeled down to business. The other
scholars stopped nudging each other and
looked owe; their biographies and gram
mars at the dozen youngsters who were to
decide a very important educational ques-
ton.
The teacher began to throw the mathe-
NAUTICAL problems into the class like so
many i~aYelins. The tolu-mashers warded
off the blows and held their ground. Before
half the problems were given out it was evil
dent to the school that the tolu-troublerS
had more gum in them than they had been
given credit for.
Finally the tw~enty-nine problems were
given, and on counting up the score it was
found that the chewers of gum had correct
" answered twenty.one, while the gumless
six had only eight. This will probably
work a revolution in schools so far as
c~hewing,gum is concerned.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-01
Loves Young Dream,

George-"Ah, my dear boy, 20 glad to
see you. You remember the last time we
met you were thinking Of buying a gilded
cage for your pretty bird"
Algernou-"Pve not been after am bird
cages. You must have got things mixed"
"0h, no, only speaking in metaphor, nv
dear boy. Imesn that you had your eve on
a lovely light house which YOU expected to
buy for your home after your marriage with
teat dear girl, Miss De Rich. What a
charming wife YOU will have"
"0h! al! yes, yes, | understand o
You secured the house, | suppose2'
II got the refusal of it"
And Miss De Rich; she accepted you, Of
eourse?'
well, l got the refusal Of her, too-Rat
refusal, bsjoye."
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-01
E,y,s Cream Balm Causes no pain. Gives
HOPE !

Ayouns man named John Nayes, living near here,
had an eating cancer on his face, which had eaten
away his nose, part Of his check, and extended up
nearly 70 his eye. Ii was enc Of the most angry
eating cores that l had ever seen. His throat finally
became involved to such an extent that he could
only swallow liquid food. After using all the RENE
dies without checking the rayages OF the eating can
Ger, his general health was broken down, he wascon-
fntd to bis bed, and thought it TO be only a question
Of time about his delth from the cancer, put him
on Swiit's Specific Is q last resort, and he began 70
improve with the first dose. His general health
at once, and rapidly; his throst got well;
the rayages Of cancer were soon stoppedi II began
to heal around the edges; and after a few months
treatment with S. S. S. he has gotten entirely veil.
general health is excellent. His recovery Is wonder
ful, NJ. +. CRUNLRY, n. D., 0glethorpe. Ca
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n C~0NSTlpArio.
SCROFULA.
y.nd.rbnr. None, cerldat aay O.

vandsrbIit's Money Couldn't Hay T.
2 Tho Acvorth News and Farmer Of this vcst ~
Mn. Elizabeth Baker, living within thve mise|
hcrorth, remarked that vanderbilts fortune cNeI
not buy from her what dS bottles oil suiitsops1I
has done Tor her. Her statement 10 a. lonost; vi
thirty one years ! have suffered almost drsih N
that horibie disease, ~Icrofula. For yeaS ] - ui
able 10 do anything In keeping up my d.
Affairs. last October i vas induced 70 uy bvth|
Specific, aud used two bottles, and was Do nuca -
Gifted BY Il that ! purchased four more IRON -
Northcut d johnson, which has almost snuny n
lieved me. feel like new person, and os y
my own houework. Before 1 took the b hk
life Was 1 burden, ~ my entire person sS csvol|
with sores, and in this miserable oondiuea ! ~ :
care 10 live. hid tried every known rems1J, \
my case vas generally regarded q ineur,sas
most heartily recommend bwih's speeihe y =
afflicted.
worth. say: We know Mn: Elizabeth Bake 49,
ally; We are fam iiiar with her case. Shs 10 sifS|
esteemed in this community.
Rheumatism Twenty Years.
have been suffering from rheumati'm iof i.ss!
yssn, at times with almost intolorable psis. u
the best medical treatment, and took al serss
remedies. but Without relief Beins r~,aoa "a "a
crutches, | vas ind ueed TO w ssiits spcoiss %
Il acted like . charm, and ] am TO day snuIey y
lieyed. Have thrown away my %cfutohrs sna -.
s~roeIient health believe 0vifts sp>dao WI Gov
the worst CASES Of rheumatism
Mrs. EZRA MExstos, Asco7, ga Aug -"
Communication.
wIrusPxA,ALA., SEPT. 2s.isst. Abort sttJen
ago I bernme afflicted With 4 very diS-sr.sa-, 80
dpcase. With izrsr, dry soTes and many eIl''-tfSS
piss on my face, hands and shooiaer. Ihs-sss
my shoulder eat ont a hole nearly sn inch desp,s-
tiie generous appearance OF one Of iee p,ns'i.L
my eve alarmed me very inueh. ] tird al 80
OF Treatment, but found nothing thst ssrnei esaL
the Sise1De. I finally deeidcS 10 try
vice OF . physician, ard in . ,hort tine me -
dropped IRON the sores and left my akin 'inoess >.
we'll Iconsider =. 4. 3. the srssiest bsood asn 80
made, and the only thing that vii oire thcas--
with which I VS. shhietea. ] think my ~troaes,s
the result Of Q terrible attack 81 nalartsi ieI1,.-
Sracted while farming In the Tallspooss ave-
/ can be found at my Office In the cOur seS
Wetunpka. You can refer 70 me Ara
il. RHoDEs, Dep. Sheriff Eimofs -
Treatise % Blsod and Skin Diseass m..,can. q,
THE SWIFT BpErIyIc Co. D1vsr y Ahss =
SolA By IAnaklin Bros. 4 %. and loy1a a w
vholesaIe and retail, Wheeling, WV
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RROOF.

Coasumpktoa. splitting Bieod.-Ay hi,
We up oil hops u nj rcOovsry. ". John L -
rod ~ ITO yeanae@ Sso. peaney.
cousump<aSu. Chrouie Dlarrhos. s.laSs
and Passing Biood(iva. esnaciated 70 : -
ton. Streogtn gooa d. Smith card Ds Two -
seo. Mn G. J. Melissa. wheeling, W. u
C:..rrs: ro,,P1. q sSs. =. 5Sss q We
to hciP n ! thought my di,ess iss~nb4 b
smith e.wd ne ssaP'sssy TO Ls.s ~ a.
been vsnever snce as SaASas CastsSsk
physiciasa d. Smith Cured ne vitaost Ne D..
Ma II. n. Orcsk
. Tn the IaAiss-Dr. Smith hasa msthsd a d.
Ing iaiiisS q u voas and female veAtnss -
cures IL IN Q hort Lrdsc need suffer nots0A
ons scsmed TO understand the cae o. ny dsuetS
Dr. smith cared her . ysar ago and she = sos q
and sfroas. Ma C J. Nslhoa, whsNstax ". Va
FfstaIs In Ane, Nlss-ho:t Agn.ae al
fsck Coz el9hteca veekA ID. SnitA cured =. I, =
veeks vifHostt he knifs. thros yau ago and I -.
better health pos than svs.:
Fits-Ny viii had thcn for ysan fSsa ~.
relisf. Dr. Snith sarsd her tArss yesn ga. ssdS
~serofaisos Mcsr on Leg foe Y..n-,I
Smith Cured ustvsysnn
vailsy Gro<e, W. N \
DIR. smith will Cargo 70 cure any ca~ a pilss
matter Of how long standing, without In knils =
without The lcAst danger Of any kind.
Loes Of Manbood-Dr. Snith has made -
Lty Of this coadittoa vhicQ nps ths io1ndstiss
hrsith and renders missabls % many. His ~
meut viii restore health and strength In q shon n
DR.. Smiths rooms are % arranged that patisnt G
and his basinsu With lsdis and gentlemen 10 stn1
Hood Disordsrs-rosss unerins iroa u
stroyer oi liz nay consult d. Smith With Psfsa
x Chart for Unconstitutional 70 psuaa
NJ = distsncs On rsosaps Of tvs1 % slams, and 49,
thus trratsd are always guaranteed MtisfHtioa.
ConsuItaHon Free t onss. ONO hoau II
y ssdrss BIZ ]. K SMITH,
Me- ltot Cap,ine StrSA u
nam Whseaine. W. M
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-01
A COY coouETTE.

Letkel Moses, leah me. sab.
Don't be eroWdin' quite 50 cluS;
Luff Cat lamp alone too. please sab.
Else dey's gvtne 10 he \ tuSS
Took dat han from of my shouidsc-
P.raps ye tink I'm ~no-cOunt trash.
EbeIy night re get more holder
link yer Sman 10 be 50 brash,
What dye praise dat Callioe foah:
II dad gals 50 mighty dear;
Leah DIS kitchum! daT's do d0Ah,
Court dat Cslline-vhat d. l Heart
Course l k~ear-I--doLt I've Ieabin'-
Bat yer nuH to rifle q saint
Aiu't yer shamed yo'seif for hieabin'
Caliine's han'Sun when she hain'If
Pease nov, don't &c vuS'n ebber-
Keep dAr now-uh. we'll,
IL yer 'tarmined-kiSs met nebberi
Stop dis instep or III yeile
Wen, IL yOu amt 'larncd bAShfuli
PshASi Wb0'd hab \ man with skceSg
Oar, now. don't git oberr ashfut,
~ de sck III boz yoar ean.
Bles mel what De use OF sislia',
Csc yer ioan' % hah yer wzy.
Not sfDre one ueek-nOW listea-
esy jest oae week iron dis daYt
Mar. now. 40 what's De bnu 10 iR
Ee8kei Nosesg phyS e, shauak
How I hIash-Wen. ger ltrui8ed-
(uat kca4a Ca'tlne ~ 81 amek
ob8H 1Dsa
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-01
SFIG u N G
HUMORS
H u m LA TIN G
ERUPTIONS
itching and Burning
TORTURES

l have tried for eleven years to have my vile
cured OF a terrible skin disease. The Cuticura REM
edieS ,Cuticura ResOlyent, the new BlOoi Purifier,
internally, and Cuticura, the great Skin Cure, and
Cuticura soap an exquisite Skin Beautiher, eIter-
pallyl have done in SIX weeks what I have tried for
eleven years to have done. You shall have the par
ticulars as soon as / can give them 70 you, and As
we are 50 well known in this part OF the country, IL
will benefit you and the remedies VIII cure all who
We them. CHAS ID. WHITE,
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Trustees Sale.

VIRTUE or A DEED OF TRUST MADE
Is 20 me as trustee By Tboeas Meyer. daeea -
tmber y, 1851, and recorded IN Erus, psea 1 ~
Al the FULTON Zeal Work.. In the teua o. feissos
Ohio county, W. Fa,o on
Saturday, February II, =
a, 2 o'slock p. M, oae gray mals nine yeas e.,
named Jenny; ave coal bank can snd one 49,
coal bank scales lFsirbaafs nsksk eaesesV ~
CD tons.
The titie 10 said property n believed 70 be eooa.
hat selling a trustee, ! viii convey My saeh osS
AZ Ia yestel in me as such trustee
ROBkKT MARsH HALL Trustee,
JAxuARr IL, 1884 yAD
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-01

Ga - pGrein is pnFposs and Stfoax in is strife
And AZ he not X paTer and stronger thereby.
epirisaot ius1 ntso made perfect On high,
ThVEny 81 martyrs EhQ Stand By the Throae
Aaa ro tao ne ace tat makes slOrous their
Kss< Als surely. a. lst Hoas,elOss, hOnestsOr
Iiasss ~sskIsr NE 4AS. honest hove Tor the NOR
An iSsss worA OosAiRs more han the hand they
The SesTs sSsy have saddsBeS. The lie they leave
HvsA t1s .svsnoIa heavens to the voice Of The
ttSo. lie hat o'srcOms,h shan all hing inherit
-OgRn Meredith.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-01
RL0TcHES CURED.

fused your Cuticura Remedies for blotches and
am completely cured, TO my ineEpTessible joy. Cuti-
cura Soap is the beStI have ever us u, and to the
profession 1t is invaluable, Tor cleansing the sIin,
thereby removing all cork" grease, paint, and al
the stuff used by them, leaving the skin pure and
willie and soft. My greatest pleasure Is in recon-
mending such an artiole- h. MACK,
Champion Comiaue Roller Skater,
youngstown, Ohio.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-01
5000 For MOTHIMG.

Having paid about 500 to hrst-claSs doctors to
cure my baby, without success, / tried the Cutieurs
Remedies, which completely cured after using three
bottles. WIN. GORDON,
81 Arlington Az, CharlcstoWn, Mass.
Sold everywhere. Price: CUTICURA RI1soLYEST,
Soc; soar, &c; R~EsoLvKST, 81. Potter Drug
and Chemical CO., Boston.
Send for How 70 Cure Skin Diseases"
6IITICURA SOAP for Rough, Chapped and
UutI and Reddened skin and Hands.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-01
SALT RHEUM.

have had the salt Rheum for about three years,
and have spent time and money 10 have it cured,
without success, until ! tined the Cuticura Rene
dies, which are doing the work. CD. You've,
Marshf ED, Coos County, Oregon.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-01
Manhood Restored,

REMEDY FRxE.-A victim OF youthful impru-
ience, causing Premature Decay, Nervous Debility,
Lost Manhood, &c, having tried in vain every known
remedy, has discovered s simple means Of ~self-cure
ssiSn ne M ~ s ssassyFF sEE Z. y sss ss le, ~ s1T So1S
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-01

Nhp,o = the sphere 81 hanmony and peaee.
1tt spol obero apeels and a ~resting-piare,
NATo e2sing bloainEss thsy descend 70 earth.
Mrs. Hale
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-01

flsrt aot ne enre Of SO tnl self IS dad;
fefEet Is q teees sertice. aud ne debt
11oUtanstto Q pay tkeaaGek aAsn lorge6
-Whiaisr.
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sss s Z =, ne e s, "a. II. s%'ss;sss sss
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-01

NV 4nl II mntnai EpneraDce lies
1te>ecret 81 time hsiRgs
lofc scagcc n love that nerer hgsss
-whnsier +.
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CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
Tickets Only %. shares I'm Proper
ton.

Louisiana State Lottery Company.
W do hsrsby certify that ve superyhe the ar.
nngemens ior Al the Monthly md Ssmi.Annua.
Dnvinu Of the Louinans Stats Lottery Company,
themselves and that the sams are oondeesed via
honesty. htrns1 and In good iaith toward ali par
ue, and We suthori.s The Company 70 uss this osr-
thcats, With taosamiiis 81 our uSnsturss sttachsd
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-01

Julge aoao losts hut wait aud see
WiA hopeful pity, not dis&aias
Ike depth ~ the abyss nay he
The measure of the height o. pain
And love and glory thatnay niSe
This soul % God In alter days.
-Adeline Proctor,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-01
DR.. J. E. SMITH
He ise& UAApEas strss
~ -x-a

He ito& CAApAas strS,a
hsnr pssrtssatA g.
IstAs oaiy ngSiahy sancaAed pAysiosa -
IN thc following aisass IN ~ stats q W.
Gaia- and ~ u atsviAsnos Il ~ ain ana ss~m
IL tsstinsayd n ped.e H. newer ma
stsS out Il many hssdrd e0k3ssAa Ia 6S -
s;oa. Nsny yocrS expsrisnah ~ kst 49,
toerthsr vifis thsceeGh neaisA sasoaHoa -.
nniAriy vith tAs.esstesesata. ssss ol.e,ss
hyxienic manageEnsat saaAiss - b treat ia :.
c. dtssass vkicA ss irsQaeatiy rsgssded = ~
aha. In every fn1aaos d. e1fA WIN tankis -
10 paticni III sploa2a.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-01

Nsrrethy Spidt to TIE puoof.
And AleacA not al thy chosen lOt;
1he tRfd sod may sand alooi.
The saEe may iOwu-yAa ini thOu not,
Nor heed the ahan too surely cast
The foal aud kissing bolt OF soOr0;
fpr with thy side shah dHsQ, al last,
Tie vicloTy N caaursRce bora
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-01

Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is the article Tor ySn
body and cheers the mind. II enables the system
to throw of Inc facilitating effects Of undue fatigue,
gives renewed vigor to the organs Of digestion;
arouses the liver when inactive, renews ue ladea
appetite. and encourages healthful repOse. Its In
gradients are safe, and its crrdentisls, which con-
sit in the hearty endorsement Of persons Of every
class Of society, are most convincing.
For sale by all druggists and dealers generahJ'
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eone time, sweetheart ear paths SRl er0S again
And I'll LOOK onco more into thiue eyes
And fecl no mere the sorrow aud The pain,
WhDe so(t nnd swtot Vim sOand thy sweet replies
SoRa time. dear heart, some time. thoegh oceans
AID mo3ntains TiSe bstEeeR US ge viii meet;
Tar hrart viii Ead within my heart It's home,
Aad 81 ny Inner lie viii turn 90 sweet
John W. Deioe.
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1acre l. no unbelief;
Whoever plants q seed beneath The SID
An1 walls 70 re II push away The cl0d,
lie trusts IN Uod.
WaOertr ayS. shen clOsis are IN the sky,
"te pssicae heart. light breAketa hy-aad-by,
Trusts the Most High
Whoever 49, fnexth winter'a held OF snow
HE Sileaf harvest o. tho future grow,
Gods power MIST know. .
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GENERAL GRANTS SONS.
Their Present Financial Condition and Fu-
ture Prospects.

-
Washington Letter In Louisville Times.
l came across Col. James Casey, General
Grants brother-in law, in the readingroom of
the Ebbiit today, and engaged him in talk for
a few moments, He did not get to the funeral
His wife, who is sister Of Mrs Grant, is quite
i'll, and he remained with her.
Said |: Colonel, what the Grant boys
doing now, and how are they off financially"
Said he: They are not doing anything just
yet. and they are pennleSs. Buck is living on
a farm that belongs to his father-in-la law. ex-
Senator Chaffee, up on the Hudson. Fred has
two offers in engineer corps that are
projecting railroads out West, and l think he
will accept oDo of them right away and go to
work as soon as possible. Jesse is getting ready
to go to Europe to Superlntend the handling Of
his fathers book. 1t is to be published and pre-
scented to the public by Webster q Co.. who have
been very successful with American works on
the other side. Mark Twain is the Co
of the house The firm was established
to put his writings on the market
"Will General Grants book bring his family a
fortunel'
ct will bring them a considerable sum. am
told that there are three hundred thousand or
ders out for 1t already. That is pretty good
start"
Did the family lose all their money in the
Ward failure?"
They had scarcely enough left to pay market
bills for week; Mrs. Grant told me she had
less than a hundred dollars on hand. She kept
very little money about the house for fear of be-
ing robbed, and used checks The General was
the same way, and did not have more than fifty
or sixty dollars at the time of the failure Fred
told me he had just thirty-seven dollars in his
pocket, and Jesse and Buck had but little more.
OF course they owed little bills, and needed more
than they had for personal expenses. The break
was unexpected, and they were practically left
without anything. All they possessed was in
the bank"
us Senator Chaffee still rich?"
"Yes, he has large estate yet, though he lost
heavily in the Ward wind-up."
Whom did Jesse marry"
Miss Chapman, of California. Her father
was at one time wealthy man. but the suicide
of his partner, Ralston, destroyed all of their
enterprise and crippled him badly. Then Fried
lander's failure in the Pacific shipping corner
about finished him financially. He has strong
hopes of winning some mines that are in litiga-
ton, and if he does that will bring him up hand,
Somely."
us Mr.. Honore Colonel Fred's father-in law,
a man of meanSE"
He was very wealthy in Chicago property at
one time, but lost everything inthe great panic.
He is now engaged in some South American en-
terprises. He is man Of wonderful energy,
and will no doubt die rich man, old as he is v
Gen. Fred Dent, feeble as he is, went over to
Mt McGregor and attended the funeral. His
home is in this city. He is on the retired army
list. He is partially paralyzed as 1 related in a
recent letter.
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VOODOOISM IN THE SOUTH.
The Relic of Barbarism Clinging to the
Black Race.

Atlanta Constitution.
There are in Atlanta perhaps a hundred old
men and women who practice voodooism. They
tell fortunes. point out the whereabouts of lost
and stolen goods, furnish love phlters, and cast
spells upon people and cattle. The patrons of
these professors of the black art belong to all
ranks and classes of negroes. 1t is by no means
uncommon to find an intelligent house servant
a church member in good standing, and leader
in the Society of the Holy Order of the Sisters
of Senegambia," thoroughly under the in
fuence of some withered old mummy Of q
voodoo doctor, who keeps her in state of
AFFECT fear, and EFFORTS large portion Of her
monthly wages. Good, clever negroes frequently
lose their health and spirits without any known
cause, and in some instances they admit to white
friends in whom they have confidence that they
have been coniured or voodooed. An endless
number of instances could be mentioned. At
the present writing there is in the city respect
able negro who believes that he is under a spell
and must die. His offense consisted in dismiss
ing his voodoo doctor In revenge, the old fraud
turned upon his patient and with meoacng
look and gesture, said: For this your vitals
shall burn, and burn, and burnt The victim of
the curse firmly believes that his vitals are
burning up, and if he fails to bride his perse-
cutor to let him alone he will probably lie down
and die.
Perhaps there is no way to attack this voodoo
business. 1t has always fourlshed in Africa
1t may stick to the African race. Possibly, too
the whites not sufficiently free from super
sutious faint to have much weight with the
negroes in this matter. People who nail horse
shoes up in their houses, carry rabbits foot in
their pockets, refuse to be one at table of
thirteen, and decline to undertake any important
enterprise on Friday cannot very we'll declaim
against voodooism. But the whole business Is
senseless and injurious swinde and delusion
and if intelligent people will smite it wherever
they find it, some Roadway may be made in sup
pressing it.
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Poets as Critics,
Boston Herald.


The poet Squires says that his poetry was
commended by Longfellow and by Bryant This
may be without comforting on him passport to
Immortality. Longfellow was one of the moSk
amiable OF men, who constantly saying
kind things to those who sought encouragement
at his hands. He did not expect them TO Do
advertised but they were in several instances.
and not always to the credit of his Judgment
Bryant. in his later life, was personally less
amiable but he was far from being severe
critic of attempts at poetry. The Evening Post.
at this period while under his editorship pub
lished more immature and unpoetical verse than
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local or geographical chart is then prepared,
showing the course from beginning to finish.
This is furnished free to the public in week
two by application to the Chief Signal Officer at
Washington. Four other meteorological charts
are then prepared with the greatest care and at
tentior to details. Three of these charts repre-
sent the United States and show the direction
of the wind, distribution of barometric pressure
and temperature recorded at A. NJ. 3 P. NJ. and
ii p. NJ, 18th meridian time, all over the coun-
try The fourth chart shows the track of the
general storm center and relative position of
tornadoes developed from the same disturbance.
These charts are also furnished free to the pub
lie