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, 1885-11-05

BY selecting the pods Of Lima beans
which contained four seeds. aud planting
these. | found next year Tia. the number
containing four beans had greatly in
creased. most Of them previously contain
ing only one or two. The process was
repeated. and the result the second year
WA that a majority of the pods then con
taiuel four beans. and u few had five
beans In tue third year scarcely n pod
contained less than three. the majority
four. and 4 large number five.
, 1885-11-05

New lUra Mail anI tNpr-slT
A strain caused by tennis PLAY ing at
Newport. malaria caught camping out in
the Adirondack. n sprained ankle occa-
$ % cl by u fall playing 20 o. or au
"~awinlly red face, - the result OF yachting
at eW London. are said TO be the fash
10 able ailments among young people uf
lnth 80 ps
, 1885-11-05

lie was going along so slowly that his
shadow seemed to be pasted fast to the
sidewalk. Somebody said he was lazy,
but he sadly said he was doing the best
he could, and his trouble was debility
caused by long dyspepsia. Then why
don't you take Browns Iron Bittcrs.
said a y r neighbor who was passing.
was run down badly, but this bitters
did wonders for me. Mr.. Thos, Jones.
Newark, O., says, Il was so debilitated
| could not walk. Brown Iron Bitten
eure1 ,oaf
, 1885-11-05

The late earl OF Dysart was a very
eccentric man. II is said that when he
wanicd "a rair Of boots or shoes the son OF
st Urispin who supplied his Ter snip had
tu measure his feet on the outside Of his
sitting room door. the noble legs TO which
they belonged being thrust through the
door pnucls
, 1885-11-05

Miss Alice Fletcher. the student of
India household customs. say that among
the sioux. when one family borrows a
when the kettle ia returned u small por
tion of The fond that has been cooked in
IL will be left in the bottom The Ian
guage has a par ticular word to designate
this remnant Should this custom be
disregarded b my one. that person would
never be able 10 borrow again. as the
owner must always know what was
cooked in her kettle "
a white woman. on one occasion. re
turned a secured kettle. intending to teach
"a lesson in cleanliness but her act became
the talk Of the camp as a fresh example
OF ,he meanness Of whites.
, 1885-11-05
ARElnAnLr ARTICLE

For enterprise, push and a desire to gel
such goods as will give the trade saiisfac.
ton W. \. Hunt leads all competition.
lie sells DIR. Bosanko's Cough and Lung
Syrup because its the best medicine on
the market, Tor coughs, colds, Group and
primary consumption. Price 80 cts and
sl.00. Samples free.
, 1885-11-05

TNWF ~ = NF"N'"T
Mamma ITO Florry, who is ready for
bed Now. Florry, come and say your
pray ers. dear.
lorry Must say my prayers every
uiglt. mammag
aiher trying TO read the paper-Flor.
ence II you do not say your prayers at
ouc. YOU will not he allowed to say them
al ut
, 1885-11-05

You are allowed a free trial Of hirtt
days of the use of Dr. Dyes Celebrated
Noltaic Belt with Electric Suspensory APP
planes for the speedy relief and perma-
nent cure of nervous debility, loss of vi
tality and manhood, and all kindred
troubles. Also. for many other diseases.
Complete restoration to health, vigor and
manhood guaranteed. No risk is incurred.
Illustrated pamphlet. with full informa-
ton, terms, etc, mailed free by addressing
Voltaic Belt Co, Marshall. Mich.
, 1885-11-05

VIII you give me Them pennies nowfr
sad a big uewsboy to a little one after
giving him IL severe humping No. I
Won I. exclaimed the one Then IN
give ,ou another pounding. Pound
away. Me aud Dr. FRANKLIN agrees. DR..
rankin says Take care Of the pence
uni the pounds will take care Of them.
, 1885-11-05

Colo IN HOUSES Chamberlain :
Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy il a
certain cure for collie in horses. Many
horsemen have used it for yean and in
hundreds Of cases without losing one.
The dose for collie in a horse is four table
spoonfuls in half pint of water, to be re-
peated in thirty minutes If necessary.
The second dose is seldom required. Sold
by w. N Hunt
, 1885-11-05

These Stirrups are manufactured In any
widths desired and plated with heavy
galvanized iron and polished brass. Pat
ent Hanged revolving, malleable iron roll
Ter. Swedes iron bolt, making them far
superior to any stirrup now in use.
For sale in Denver, Col. by Geo. Ham
berger and ii. II. Heiser; Pueblo, S. C..
Gallup: Durango, Frank Young; Salt Lake
Utah, w. J.. Pickard; Cheyenne, Wyo.,
+. A. Meanea and j. s.. Collins & Co.
, 1885-11-05

Ma or Heap. OF the light house board
Washington. proposes to construct "A
powerful iueandescent lamp, 3 ch in red
and yellow ytys, which are proved to he
the most fog penetrating The lamp is
expected To- possess great riirlcHty ~
light house illumination.
, 1885-11-05

Rev sam Jones Dignity is the starch
OF the shroud Tho mt dignity q fellow
has. the nearer dead he is. expect to be
as dignihed as any OF you when | get into
my coffin.
, 1885-11-05

1t is announced that an English lnven-
Tor has lately devised a method of casting
TN with Il material resembling glass.
which remove all danger Of poison in
canned goods
, 1885-11-05
LR,.AL NOTICE.

TERRrToUY or WYoNTNG
CorNry or IAnAMr 50,
In tbe District Court tfr.t .luliri,l
District in Cbancerv
Charles \ Tigbtfoot Comrloinnnt
W
Ida Ligbtloot Defendant.
To Ida lirhtfoot, defendant. a non
resident Of Wvomino Territory.
Ynu ne hereby noti6ed Thai Charles
liebtloot eomnlainant. did an The 9lih,
dav Of Angust 1SS5 6ie In The snid court
his rim ofromnlnint arnipst Won The obirr,
and naver of which Z In adiudse yoy \
lumniic and nersnn az unsound mind and
Thai 4 Guardian he annointed IN care for
vou AIsn ,bat Won H. ,iccrcod N bsye ~,
Interest other Than a. n tr,stce f,r tho hone.
f, ~ mid commitment md h;s children
nv van M his wiie IN the f~oIl,wing d;s
..,I.I .. - -. H.
, 1885-11-05

,go Newal

The favorite style of serving chestnula
this year will continue TO be the pan
roast. although many prominent board OF
trade men will continue TO eat them raw
A freedman. whose stand is near the
Rock Island depot. has invented n new
style. his method being 10 skin the nut
greatly rclished by dyspeptic gentlemen
in this style For home use the chestnut
frittcr VIII continue 10 be the lid bit for
ep'Sures
, 1885-11-05

Beacunsli Id talked IN a soft. low voice.
Gladstone ak distinctly In medium
tanes. aud iord salisbury oLlly often
bo.siefous'y
, 1885-11-05

Persons desiring pure Lake Mshapaluta
Ice should leave orders at Christ. Mauss'
baker, 3l7 Ferguson street, or with the
undersigned. SLOAN 4 Co.
, 1885-11-05

q RfAfh
John ussell Young, the late minister
10 { lima. in Il published interview states
tina Confucianism is the religion of the
ruling classes of China, indeed. il can
la dly be called a religion i'll any sense
understood by Europeans or Americans,
for it recognizes neither a God nor II life
to come. Mr. Young characterized it rs
Il philanthropical and sentimental atheism
I ~onfucianism is a secular religion embrac
ing n highly developed ethical system
The thinese are said to worship their AN
c%estors. not in the sense that we worship
God. but partaking more Of the Koman
Catholic reverence paid to patron saints
Ii is an exaggerated expression of filial
affection. The Chinaman honors learn
ing but he despises the warrior. Should
a change occur. and a military chief c, er
become as admirable in the eyes of Il
thinaman as he is in Europe or America.
what is to prevent the myriads of Tariars
aud Mongols marching from Pekin to
Paris. Mr.. Young points out the fact.
that 1t is the Tartar who has been the
great invader Of other nations. as witness
Genghis Khan. Tamerlane. and Attila
The Chinaman is brave. docile and intel
ligent, and were a great leader to appear.
they might overrun the civilized world by
the mere force of numbers. Happily
their contempt for war and warriors has
50 far saved civilization from this peril
, 1885-11-05
CoLIc IN HoRsEs.- Chamberla'

An mean iusceni lamp that requires II,
vacuum has been ~aiented ia Germany,
, 1885-11-05

Do llietmc et,of. All eminent oculist.
says Tint the commou electric light pro
dnces color blindness
, 1885-11-05

lhi.ndelph'ans have star o. a scheme
Tor supplying .eeds Hnf pllt ii the
famiic. O luburer, 10 eurauran. % ta.te
for itome decoration aud ihe love Ut The
hrautifui
, 1885-11-05
rf- ss0n-Ilawy-r and the 7ao. o one.
iChisugn Herald


did you ever notice the difference be.
tween a successful lawyer aud n success
full lawyers clerk" inquired a well.
known gentleman Of the reporter. Il
have. The other day | went to see sew
eral lawyers about a matter of general in
tcrest 10 the profession. Happening into
one Of the little back offices where a cheap
clerk and student was sitting with his
feet upon a table reading a novel. or "A
brief, or some other fiction. | accosted
him. lie was an iceberg 1t was a great
effort for him 10 make a civil reply TO a
civil question. When he finally managed
to speak a few words they fell from his
lips like icicles breaking from II c%ornice.
Having made one brief. unsatisfactory
reply he evidently thought he had
reached his limit. and steadily refused to
answer any more questions, returning to
his book like a hog to its wallow.
Across the hall l found a lawyer who is
making SEQ. 900 a year. lie was up to his
eyes in work. and a stranger to me. but
when | made my errand known he in.
vited me to take a seat, laid down his pen,
and talked for five minutes rapidly.
warmly and to the point. Then he was
done and | went away satisfied. | glanced
at the clientless sprig across the hall He
wa still reading his novel.
, 1885-11-05

reslman Professor hold ng up a writ
ten exercise -" perceive that This one WINS
copied from outside helps e.. ma1 WAC
handed il IN will remain matt Ten
remain
, 1885-11-05

- 1T III WTFFFT0T
The London Medical Times think, that
the ueaimegt OF snaee bite uy putting
g%uupoW,lrt on the wound ml onrhing II
OIL with a match mhy be thought rough
but is often -icccssluL
, 1885-11-05
Sam Ramsey's Restaurant,
rhs Only Pirst Glass place Of the Kind In
The City,

Conducted On the European plan.
Meals at all hours. Oysters served in
every style. Suppers for parties, and lun-
ches gotten in first class style and sent to
any part of the city. All orders promptly
attended to. Money must accompany the
orders. Board by the week 500, by
the month $50. 90. 3l2 Ferguson Street,
in the Carey Block,
, 1885-11-05

Printing neatly executed al the Leader
lob rooma
, 1885-11-05

The. women Of America use four times
as much silk in proportion 10 population
a. the women Of Europe
, 1885-11-05

\ bg Gun
At the Armstrong works. in England.
gun that will cast n one. ton shell fifteen
miles has bccu made.
, 1885-11-05

The walls Of Fort Sumter are still a
mass oi rufus. over which pecr the frown
iug muyIles Of a few old cannon
, 1885-11-05

Courtesy of Hyo. Archives & Historical
, 1885-11-05

lob printing neatly and
promptly efecufed ar The
LeHdGl' Bob Rooms.
, 1885-11-05

Tmnks and ,~aliscs largest assortment
AT Pollock q.
, 1885-11-05

Hardware, stoves and nnwarc, at Arp
& ConwaY's.
, 1885-11-05

Shaw
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FARM NOTES.

| A. 9. Fuller, of New York, says it Is evi-
dsnt'that the influence ..of the pollen IN
strawberries extends not only 10 the seed
and feshy receptacle, or fruit, but 10 the
stalks and entire plant. The influence OF
pollen is so great in many instances as to
change the size, form, color, and even the
flavor of the fruit
DahEa roots in small quantities can be
safely wintered when placed in single
layer and closely together, in shallow
box. Put sifted ashes or sand over and
around them, covering the crowns but not
the stems. Thus treated and placed in
frost proof cellar, they viii keep fresh And
plump until spring.
Professor Arthur says that the blight
which attacks the apple and ounce Is the
same as pear blight, and that the bacteria,
which are the probable cause OF the dis
ease, may live aud multiply in intusions
of corn neal, hay. barnyard manure,
green fruits, starch, etc. he recommends
burning all diseased branches removed.
Plants draw ont by frost, because they
are lighter than the thswed earth. The
earth and that which is in it expands
rises-by frost; when it thaws the heaviest
sinks FIRST, and the plant gets left. Any
light covering above the plant that will
keep it pressed down when The thAT comes
is therefore 9 guard against the thaWing
out.
Butter is largely an oil, which is so well
fixed that i. is hardly susceptible Of chem
icAl change; therefore the principal parts
not being subject to decomposition, we
must look to the watery fluids which are
contained in the milk, which, when not
com pletely extracted spoil the butter and
render it worthless, or to be branded only
as grease.
At the sale OF Mrs. ShOemAkers herd Of
Jerseys in New York the following are the
best prices realized: A bull calf, son Of
Black Prince IF Linden, sold for 50 900;
Fill Pail Second, 4-year-old COW, brought
81 900; the bull Black Prince of Linden
vent st 81, $50; the COW Westphais sold
7 for 81 100, and the famous COW Oxford
Kate sold at $3.50.
4 good, well fed COW, says the DsitynRn,
will put $40 worth of manure on the four
acres of land it takes to keep her for year
on most farms. Putting that amount OF
fertilizer on the soil of fairly good farm
soon makes il produce so that one COW
cannot eat the product of four acres, and
the result is more mouths TO feed. more
milk and larger crops.
Begin foil winter feeding as soon rs the
fields fail 10 furnish sufficient food for the
stock. Half measures are always unsatis.
factory, and half feeding merely keeps the
animal alive But as the exIgencies Of the
season require better feeding than is need
ed in the warm summer weather the stock
soon begin TO fall Of in condition and yet
poor and the cows fail in their milk.
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. all fractions to over 2 per cent.
PRODUCE.
Wheeling.

But,er-Prine 70 choice creamery Csc;
choice dairy l4@l6e; good to prime
country roll l0@l4c; common mi1eP
ssock solo. No demand.
Beeswax-Quoted at 2s@32e ' ID.
Beaus-Hsnd picked navy u tOS
| 60 per busheL
Dried Fruit-New evspo-Ated raret
peaches l!9ISC; pa2Ared do lO9l2e.
:aspberries l1@lse; blAckOs1ries 19Sc
New sundrisd, apples, CHARTERED, z9 sc;
sliced, 4C95c; peaches, new halves, 4i96tc;
40 uuaris,a, s@5c; d. pared l6Sleei
uitted cherries S(9so. New evapcrated
apples 5Ssc. Market on Dried fruit RsI'
insl; demand good.
Chssss-saiss il . ioHins way Of prime
mild Ohio factory ct s@lsic; New Tofa
l4a@l6c; sWeitzsr lO9lSc; hnbergef .
@l2c. 49,,
goodat 2O@2lc ' doE -,
Feathers-Choica .0@S6e in originb
oaokSrss, 4a5c more in small lots.
Hopey-chs;SS Sts;.s clover, ls92Oc
choice buckwheat. 1e@lse. :,
Nuts-SheIbarks, u T5@l 80; black
vsjuuts scG6Oc; nhssnuts 81 IS.
PotatoesS5O9,5oc p. t.shsl; demand
vsoi,
Poultry--Iiss chickens old see
3 90 . dozen: spring chickens 81 6C9
2 80. Good demand
Rass-Ssssay ct lf9li c for white mi1
al cotton; l0iSe t0s a wool and lt9
ilc for mixed.
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PETROLKUM.
Pfttsburg.

Pfttsburg.
PIrTssrRa, November lS.-Pstroleun--
Doll but firm; National Transit cerhf-
Gates 81 OFT; closed At 81 OFT; highest
81 07s; lowest 81 OFT.
Bradford.
BRADFosD. Pa, November l6.-Msrket
opened at 81 67I;clcsed ST 81 07t; high
est 81 0fs; lowest 81 07s; runs 80, All bar
reis; total shipments 65 T90 barrels; char.
tiers lG2,6TS barrels; clearAnces $4,000
barrels.
On CRY. November Petroleum
Opened At 81 OFT: highest 81 07s; lowest
81 OF; closed at 81 O7s Sales 0s4, 900
barrels; clesrsnces $3.50, 900 barrels; ship
ments 1884 barrels; charters lO2, SOS
barrela.
Tftusvins.
TrrusvILR, Pa November l6.--Opsned
at 81 OFT; highest 81 OF; lowest 81 07.,
closed at 81 07:. Charters lO2. 695 bar
rels; shipments November l4,h s3,490
barrels shipments November 18th l,lO5
barrels.
New York.
NEW YORK, November l6.-PeGroleum-
The market was quie, to-day. The ex-
treme range was Sc, opening and closing
81 OFT, and selling during the day ct
81 OFT, ard later up to 81 07f Sales
$4,000 barrels.
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the lecturer said bus little. "If you would
understand this poem" he said, II you
would feel Its magic influence, you must
battle yourself in light. you must walk IN
the light, you must gaze on the light ss
with the eagles undszzled eyes For here
Dante leaves earth entirely behind him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-17
Rri,i.h Grain 1rA.ls-

LoSpoS, November l6 The Mark Lane
Express, in its rsVieE Of the British grain
trade during the psE: week, ssys TIE
weather has beep damp and foEgy and
upfavorable for ihreshing or delivering
grain. The trade in wheat is going from
bad to wosse. Trade in English wheat
vas 81. 400 quarters at 81 shillings, agains:
50 $50 quarters at Bis Sd during the cor.
responding week last yeSr. The market for
foreign wheat is wrttcAed. Flour is 6d@ls
lower and the tendency is downward
Corn hiss on GPSSFd tendency, thodgh
buyers have discounted the immense
American crops, which ere expected to a.
rive early in 1893. American cats are
Sd dearer. There is no feature in the
msIIs... Tor wheat eaFgoes. TIRE es-gcss
arrived, four we're sold, five Withdrawn and
ave remained. Qsts are ga des-sr. Qthsl
articles are generally unchanged.
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DAY GOODS.
NeE York.

Nav YoRT, November l6.-Dry Goods
Tie market has been quiet and inactive:
The volume of new business was light, and
for moderate Assertmsnts 10 meet current
requirements, hut on the whole more bus
iness is being done than q. the same date
In eiteer Of the past three years.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-17

All trains daily except sunday.
Trains leaving Bridgeport q si2a %. u 81 dts
tne) arrive nj CbiuAgo 81 80 p. N. ssns cay
Trains leave Cleveland Tor wheeling 81 20 - ,
4 .os D. u. , arriving at 7;0 p. m. andl p N
J. .JUNLIhsOs,
Passenger Agent Whssllnsr ". Va
Y A. fORD,
Gen Pas. and Ticket Agcnt, rttsbsrs, IA
JAMES hCCkEA,
Gtntr.i Manszsr. PItt,baIs. "a
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STlTr SrCURITIEs-DuII.
GovERNNENTs-UuH and ste

STATE SECCRITIES-DuH.
Observation-Disclosures was larger than on
any precediug day this year or for several
years past; total sales IS sos, 900.
SrocEs-This was another extremely
active day on the Stock Exchange. The
sales during the FIRST two hours probably
were never exceeded in the same length of
time. The total for the day are nearly as
as large IS those Of Saturday, sp9pntDg
10 76s 900 shares. TIE business CON
tinues TO be confined principally 10 few
stocks. s.. Paul, Western tnisn,
Erie, Northern Pacific. Lake Shore and
Missouri, Kansas and Texas. St Paul
was again the leading feature. The gains
range from ! to ! per cent. for the active
list. After ope clock the movement was
downward, and although there were re
actions the lowest quotations we're IN the
lsst hour, in many cases few minutes
before the close. In 6nsl dealings an up.
ward turn wss given snd ths market closed
apparently strong. st. Paul and Duluth
sold from Of 294, closing at SOi. The
closing quotations as com pared with Satur-
day show generally advances ranging from
small fractions to over per cent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-17
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money 2a3 Per Cent Govern ments Dul
and steady Stocks Higher-FlOuR Active
and steady-NheAt Firm.
SEV YoEK, November lG.-Money on
call easy at 293 per cent prime mer-
camille paper 44@53 per cent foreign ex-
change quiet at +82!@+34!.
GoYERYNENTs-Dull and steady.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-17
MEpIcAGI
FPITHELI0MA
OR AKIN CANCER.
NKpIoALB

r.sr, suffered viii osneec On my
f1i ~ ~ ,irapls remedies were apples 70 az
Isvistf ne l-,s-, mo nv 1oss, from which came
taa.lJ .sllG.s,--s very osenslye In character
ys..ETisa ,..s7ISgi ana annoyed he great deal,
i 80 sssi 0sIa, 80 s.s n AS.Ss1 - isi
a gCse 1i .L5rfts SpsseiSc that 1 determined 70
rae u7e % 90, % v-5Cars Il. In this vas sue
llaEs 2a go SsysB Is use. Ibe inapeaes Of tas
ssssll. ~ ~ sr.f vs. 20 somewhat asgravats NE
. It. 5l 50 - sltgr ne Grst feE bottles. ny
began 70 - - "a, greatly Improved. l sm
-se5A "a ABE 10 10 any kind q Eorh. he
Uya .r' "a ~ - Segan 70 decrease and the ulcer
S. aa there !, NO! Ts S 81 e la ,' SS-S
q t:ls seA l =. Questions relative 70 this
~ rvsly - NES. JoiCiE A. MCDONALD.
,!, ,,,.,t, TIA, August II, isSA
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lsa,s aI oo On y ace , iSJ sT sSs IOsS 3
siea5li-s ' n a. yjvsn me gIeAt deal Of pain, Al
d. en-, .rsy AID ilSbies 10 such az eEtsni inst
IS -, 80 gphSsrable. Csnmeneed uslns
,. - ss ic 10 Msy ISIS, aai sa,e S SSe1 seS1'
5s Il las Gen tbs S5 s5'I ~, rf nay genera
~ tlr ~ u ". BARSRs
Lssss - -,,t : $50.
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or Sundays.

Lave Wheeling as - a. EDa rVn s'sry sSu
an p n.
Leave " RsagtnE PNIR Il n md run s'siy hOU'
Until 10 .. n
The HChuruh IL rain" Eill leave cab terri lnns al
l2.l6 .. no, c. HIRSCH, SopG
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-17

.-..-, .rs-. vas 3 81 hsEsr With cancer "
-. -. - s1,as bgsn cared By the use Of 5 ;.
tls l0'S' s.--.-gtngj by sense 81 daily 70 sansf'
~ sssSy to niks his s'3 ,S :n, q S,p 3
Nlsa 'n5 80 sSop disappeared Rad for sever
Ia AZ -. has teen 10 appearance Of sore OF
ao1 IS ~ p, ~ n5se O. lace ueithsT Is ny nose
Ger 10 the tSucs. have tAfsa soo11 I've
@.-e- %. : : -B-gtel tie cure alter every
To- 80 ,sIn.iy : s ,risi and bal fAl ed.
sug-- iS-A'~' ROsEET SIEpLEr.
..-, Canes ga Nay ,lSS5.
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CorroN.
New York.

NEw YoKK, November l6.-CorTo1--
Futures closed quiet ard steady: Decemttf
gale; January sac: FebrusFy s.S6e;
March 9.e5c; April s5e
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aBbeeIin9 Register
rRAYELERY GUIDE.


A RRTyAL AND DERAKTURsoF TRAINS
DAILY tS1niSy excepted. tA0Eesy sxespted.-
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University Of PENNSYLVANIA

l. DEP4RrnzsT OF AETs, four yssu elGIaiss
IL TowSE SdEETnlc SCHOOL, nve-ysar course
In (a) Chemistry, b) Geology and Mining, (e) Ctyn
Engineering, az Dynam1cL Engineering, kel Archi
lecture leading To Z, g., ARd 70 technical degreea
P. c, (PrsctiOAl Chenlstl n. 4, Z. L, K NJ, Arehi
III. WHARTON scHooL OF FBAKcs AID Ecoz.
oMY. Courses In Constitutional / az and Public Ad.
ministration, Political Economy, Mercantile Law
and Practice. Finance, BANKING, ksilrcading. Do
gree Ph. b.
". CoURsR II PHILOSOPHY, four yean. Eyeliih
Latin, French, German, Mental and Moral Pktloso
ply, Mathematics, General Science, extended In
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7. OOPRsE Is MUSIC. TvoysAn' graded sOurR
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Yin. VETERINARY 5cAooL. Taree-yearf srse.
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Ciinisal and laboratory advantages Q prominsnI
feature In these three schools.
Tx. Law School TVoyeAn oour,e: diploni
admits 70 Pennsylvania Bar. Dsgree IL. b.
x, BloLosICAL School Tvoyeau course, win
sIten led laborstory work. Certtncsts admits v
Medical School without examination. Speca
sources.
cost graduate course In npmsreus subjects lssdint
% degree Pm. d.
REV. JEssR Y. BURK, Secretary,
University Of Pspnsyiysnis, WSs PhiisaslPhia,
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