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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-03
NOVEL

Another addition to scientific knowledge
is the recent invention Of Mr.. JAMES THoNP-
SON, of Indiana. THOMPSON has always
been very much interested in the subject OF
health by athletic exercise, but new light
has lately dswned to his inventive genius.
He has discovered that health is best pro-
NOTED BY exercising, not the muscles, but
the organs Of the body, and has thrown
away his Indian clubs and dumb bells and
has devised q shaking machine. The OBJ
iect of this wonderful machine is to give the
inventor q good shaking up three times sdsy,
or oftener in extreme cases. THOMPSON
tried running the machine bY hand for q
time, but the great amount of potential en-
ergy required from the muscles destroyed
its good effects, and so he tried running it
by steam. Steam made the shaking so
violent that THOMPSON found it necessary to
have his wife strap him fast to the machine
and stop it when he was satisfied with his
jolting. But q few days ago after Mrs.
THOMPSON had strapped her husband fast
and started the machine, she innocently
forgot all about the matter and went shop
ping with q neighbor. When she returned
3 halt day later THOMPSON was still shaking,
but was senseless. Medical aid was called
in. THoNPsoS's heart was found up in his
throat; q lump thought to be his liver was
detected above his right e~lavic,e; his lungs
after q long search, were found q little to
the left of his ~pistOlpOcket THOMPSON is
all right again with the exception that the
novel arrangement Of bis organs has some
what impaired his digestion. But in sddi-
ton to the enjoyment THOMPSON gets from
this wonderful invention, it is making hum
q wonder among scientific men. Delegs-
tons from all parts of the country are con
t~inually calling upon him AID pursuing all
kinds of investigations.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-03

RUSSIA and France both show fear in re
gard to the competition Of American Physi-
clans. A few weeks ago, when some physt
clans from Michigan offered their services
to the Russian empire the Russian Legation
replied that the government of the Car did
not intend to facilitate to foreign doctors
the exercise of their profession in the Rus
sian dominions. Not long ago a movement
was on foot to exclude foreign students from
HE medical schools Of Paris. This, OF
purse, was aimed almost entirely at Amer
an students. An American doctor finds
salmOst impossible to get permission to
sactiee in Paris, so strict is the legislation
against foreigners. If our physicians are
not permitted to practice their profession
abroad, they have the satisfaction Of know
ing that their ability and skill are such that
the physicians of these countries that have
prescribed them are afraid to compete with
-han
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-03
: MISS CLEyELANp is an admirable

MISS CLEVELAND is an admirable woman
70 hayein the White House. There is no
nonsense about her. The compliments Of
Office seekers and the gush of newspaper
correspondents viii not spoil her. She is a
m with q head Of her own, with views
and with solid reasons for them. Her new
book khows that she has been a thinker as
well as q reader. Her essays on George
Eliot's Poety," CharlemsgDe," Joan OF
Arc" Buddhism" etc, are valuable sddi-
tons to the literature of the day. Miss
CLEVELAND thinks clearly and writes yigor-
Gus English. Her temperance views are
too well known to require mention here.
Win such q lady in the White House the
butterfly society of Washington will natu-
rally undergo g reorganization. The light
headed aAd light legged will be relegsted to
the rear, and sensible men and women, per-
sons eminent for their moral and intelligent
worth and meritorious achievements will
come to the front? As the tone Of Washing
ton society radiates over a wide area, affect
ing all the greater and smaller circles
through the country, it is impossible to set
bounds to the influence Of the first lady Of
khe land"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-03
shoeI and the secular Press.
To Rs Editor Of ne Register


If the secular press would take Smiths
Bible Dictionary, or some other good work
OF like character, and read up on the sub
iect of Hell, Sheol, Hsdes, Gehenns, Ely
SUM, Tartarus, Abraham's Bosom, Paradise,
ETC., it would not make so many ludicrous
blunders as it has been in the habit OF
doing of late in regard to the Revised
Translation of the Old Testament.
Learned men have always known that the
terms sheol in the Hebrew, and Hsdes in
the Greek generally mean nothing more in
their originals than the place of the depart
ed. Sometimes they denote the grave, or
the pit All that the trsnslstors have done,
was, in most cases, to leave those terms
where they occurred in the originals, I'M
translated. This fact does not affect the
argument as to a future state of punish
menG one way or the other. So that it will
be merely q misrepresentation to saw, that
the reyisions abolished" or intended to
abolish hell as a state Of future punish
ment.
can appreciate editorial fun (?) when it
comes in at the right place, but | must con-
TESS that it always CRATES hsrshly upon my
feelings when used in connection with sa.
cred subjects, especially when 1t assumes
the form OF misrepresentation. NOx.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-03
IL rnnnu man will be a dude.

II q young man will be q dude, let him
make up his mind not to be n Of the
spider legged" variety. Let his ambition
be to be first class or nothing. 1t was
ByLwEs's idea that a really first class dan
dy required brains, good taste, tact and
Judgment, in short, that he must have su-
perior qualities. Perhaps the greatest and
brightest dude, or dandy, of modern times,
was DIsRAEII, afterwards Lord BEACoNs-
FIELD, premier of England. DIsRAELI
started and remained dude until his dying
dsy. Here is one Of his freaks reported in
a letter from Malta to his father, q letter
which, by the way, has Just been published:
ITO govern men you must either
excel them in their accomplishments
or despise them. CLAY does oue l do
the other-snd we are both equally popu,
lar. Alteration tells here even better than
wit. Yesterday, at the racket court sitting
in tie gallery among strangers, the ball en-
; Lightly struck me and fell at my
d it up TeeSHNo owing q
SH e,S-SLk1nbly
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-03
TRUSTEES SALE.

az SATURDAY. JpE JHIRTIErg DAY or
MAY, ls6, bsgInrirS a 10 oeioet ln.a
the from, dor Of the ,our Boss u Ohio ooasty
Wet Virginia, By virtue Of 9 SD 81 tusi nASs
his wife, 10 the un5erisBSi tfsstsf bring lsts
the I'd day Of S0vsbbrr. lssl, aDd ftss5.d % Ne
Office OF the clerk Of the 'sybty Coun o. Ons
o0EDty, Vest virginia, in Ured Of Trust os0f No
10, at pagtz pumb~rel tbrs hgpdnd and ON ~
three LUDdrsd and two, I .fI sell, at potiIe sasos4
certain pieos OF land OF ground situsts 90 Fttssstt
street, n the city u Wbecifpz. Ohio. county, wss.
ybsipia, that h 70 BJ; The psrk 81 lots numbeg8
ibifty.tso tsz and thirty ave t55t IN 0nhsmis ~
dition 10 the city Of Hbssiinz, stths time d ~
dat. Of aid deed Of trust Owned and oorupis1 u
sAid WIN. X. Esob and AsFv j. tlSu, tnOsth6
With The huildinxs and impfovem<nt thsseoa aol
The sppuytsnsncs tbsrrunto bsloDpnk bstng ~
sne property opnteye 70 The Did We. K Aspa
ana Sary } Esn By ss'.fI dsds dstA fespesf
y.mfsr 10, IN, sas Of resrf 10 the enhoed ~,
cisrt OF The County Court VI Ohio county West vtf1
yipIa, In Ussd kooks No Is. pags 81, No. -. p.e3
an, and No. o., ySge 81 r-prtiyeiJ.
TEEMs OF sALE~Dps-third u the psrcAat
roney and = Dses MOI. =. ta~ sa1eh1.ss 49,
est, In two equal ipstsito~nu. psy.ob ~ 80 go
t,o yssn rpsp-efirely froD the DAY q sos. u
purebuer 10 Owe bis nossr, utth god seeenty. ~
he dpfprrpd psymsuu. and the i'ysi y Hn5
tz.rsd uptil the pu,ohass moe ~ pzsa IN IniL
JnI. b&iIsved 70 b. perfect. bot seiiinG . 1usted
vii spyey oily .oen ti,Is - u yesfsd 10 - u
ssid deed Of trust W.. n klcHAED-os,
wv. n, HALLE. Apctiooesr. apsA
The sbo,s ala 10 Sdjcg,n-d an,n ns,any; -
!, ltss. W. T-.S.
tn. .hor. ale 1. sd,osr,ed sstl Wsdoai&s
I'm. 4 90. Al 10 O'clock .. n.
IN MN y. kicHAkDSos, Isnss{L
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-03
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED or TRUST IKE
cutod by sanh &. DegArno and JAbbh De-
-armo, dated the hth day OF May, isst, and Of roe.
ohio county in ieed ~ Trust BOX No. IS, on page
SAC, the undersigned trustee, viii, on
saturday, the .1ih day Of June, tsa5,
at ~ O'Clock a. IN, at the front door OF the Coun
House OF 4, b o county, sell AT public auction 70 the
esiate, " hifh Il bounced and described n follows, W.
wit. A certain IRA Z u land situate on the waters Of
and bounded A. follows; Ierinning n an kan cor.
her 10 bigys', thence n. ~ Q. 81 ~ poles along
Higss' line 10 . point on Disob's run on q , fes.
refs line Dear . White walnut thence With Terne's
line n. ~ W, 2s IS poles "a . stone. thence .. b'
~ 27.fb pol's a. the cd toa-oei corner, thence Q:
60 q. 2o.sD poles along Hiyg.' line 20 the plas oi
beginning, containing DIV. Cl acre. and u p9ls.,
by deed dated March srd. 1875. and recorded in ths
Office Of the Clerk OF the County Court of Ohio
county, Ia deed book No IS, page u; aiso that
other tract Of lard sdjoining the one one herein
after drscrbed Along lands 81 lsrrsl and Higrs,
which IL bounded D iol ovsi Beginnink Of . uhits
ok corner 10 Terrell thence along Isuel's line ..
40 ~ poles II middle OF DtsDb's run thcnns uP
said run and along line Of Hisgs's lsLI v. ~ poles
90 stake; thence n. a. Z. IS polls 10 4 stake;
thence n. Ss y u pole: 70 . 'ass; a..ae
Ing run n. 6Ht, e. IL Polr- 10 ihs pa .
Of beginuing, onDtaiDirg one acre. nIs o, 50,
sin'b by Alexander BIsss BY d.ci dA,-i April IL,
1850, and recorded In ICED bvDk ~, p'ge IqI, suf
the sAm- property ooE yey.d 10 hafah Z, DesA mo
by W.. W. rofisr and wife by dsei dated Fcb aary
ICth, 1852, and fsoprdet In dc.j book No ~ rage
80; sbo a ortain piece - parcel Of laad lying In
III riv township mos %ai,'rictj. 10 Ohio oounty,
Wal eiru.I!a, and ring . PARTON Of the farm u
Charles ). Ierrei. 1a.oundei and dc,chsd =, 'o.l0ssi
HsginniDg 81 . ,tump On .,he tank Of pxgnt run
thence n. 49, - ~ poles 10 = lump; tbsnds n.
20 ". 20 poEts and 70 iipbs In . white walnut out of
root On The bslt Of rad rnn thence n. %, q 10
roles 10 q stone; Themes . ~ . ~ poles snd II
links 10 4 sugar tree tbsncs . 9h Q 70 the plaos
OF beginning, containing Lhre ul scfss, oDs rod
and too p1le-, more or Ice, being the szns prDpsriy
conveyed b. The aid sarh q. Dex4rmD BY Charles
4. J.frel and Vie by der5 dated Nay ~, 1873, and
recorded In DECD book No g.. psgs sb7 and ~.
1IgNs OF rALE-Dns-bsli VI the ~purcha-- noD~y
ia cash and The remaining hall 70 - paid in one
year from day Of sale. III deferred instailnsnt 10
10 bear inter Il al the rate Of ,i Per cent PER %.
mum. and The tiil. 4. 10 ~ rsia!bsd until The vhols
Il The purchase monsy ,hsIl have ben PAID The
tItls IL b Iisved 10 bt gDoI. but ssiliDg ~ ifnstss .
,bsll q n,sy ,ucb uus a. /, vested IN me- ~ aid
d,.J Of trust. JOHS y. P~EsDLEfOS.
Trustee.
cuIsuyus HFiypY Aue.i1pesf. M ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-03

IT takes q Texan to write poetry. There
ssomething in the bsundleSS sweep of the
Aries, and in the billiards. Of the Lone
r State that whOops up q genuine poet.
q poem on jefferson Davis, chosen
Ftan of the South" in the Galveston
g.eht JOIN N. RICHARDSON gets of q
lgaiIsre Grid lines. The poet asks:
may euy $ rank among laE-makersf
hey 10, any in the land!
ity anu sort with brihe takers,
hnd pcies vile De Golysr band?.'
% that vile De Golyer band"
srom this ith startling poetic effect. A
part TO el Mr.. RICHARDSON asked:
90 he rebel more than Monroe,
Adams, Jay or Washington
Rebel Rebel then is hero,
Grandess hams beneath the sun"
all be objected that there is an unre-
ructed twist about this verse, but it
y that poetry q be made out Of a
ng Of names. Give Mr.. RICHARDSON q
sster roll o. 5 catalogue, and he viii rob
"a odss and epies by the yArd. Our Texan
Is not disposed to submit to any harsh crit
'cian OF Mr.. DAVIS, his followers, or the
Southern people in general BE says:
aNho our Soldiers. statesmen, hsrOes.
Eslhers. mothers. dare to blame
1eRborn serss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-03

slightest indscreion on their part viii cause
them 70 Be summarily Hcussed' out as@Hsl
born Neros, Hyder Ais" and AL other sort
Of things. It win be seen from these brief
extracts that the Texas poet is prepared to
supply q long felt want, and the character
of his work leads Us to believe that all
orders viii be executed with nestness and
dispatch. The future movements Of this
Iuminary in the literary armament will be
watched with anxiety not unmingled with
dread,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-03

THOSE psstiferOus feathsred pirates, the
English swallows have lately made q dis
covery that orange buds are swee and nu-
.~tritious morsels. Now no manageable
maiden Of Is shows q greater avidity for
orange blossoms than do these swallows.
Owing TO their recent discovery, many
orange trees in Florida and Louisiana that
once bore 200 or 800 oranges in a season
now bear but q dozen or two.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-03
IEGAL NOTICE.

WHEELING, W. Va, March lC, 1855.
II / BY EXAMINATION OF DEED BOOK
59s deed convey ng all property to G. L. Gran
mer, trustee, for the benefit OF Mrs. schuckhardt.
>he was autho. lied TO sell or convey them during
her life. Deed book SO, page 344, under this deed,
il Mrs Eckuckhardt died, divided equally among
ber and Doctors heirs, and if she survived to have
all. The next deed is from DR.. 8. and wife 10 VIM.
r. Sohnelle and q. l.. Cranmer-deed book =, 45i-7.
Then from VIM. Schnelle and vile, Elizabeth, oil
fist part, Dir. G. s. OF second part and heirs al law
of Guather and OF his vile, share and share alike.
Deed book No ~, pages 4sS, AL inclusive.
Roberts d-N 20 feet OF $50 <. Property
conveyed by w. q. s. and reconVeyed 10 them by
lr. q. and
Referring to the above extract, l herewith declare
that I neither bought nor sold the pre- perty therein
mentioned. W. SChNELLc'
ju3s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-03

The fascination of SHAEsPEARE is in the
use of small words for big ideas. Poets of
the present age employ the biggest words
for the smallest ideas. The contrast is strik-
,ipg, and the fact ~reeonciles the student to
SHAKsPELRE in preference to the modern
bards-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-03

AN International Musical Congress il to
be held in Antwerp toward the close of the
present summer. An early notice is given
90 that inyalids and those who object to
noise can make arrangements to be out Of
town at that time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-03
s-osteo nlm " uor5s Zcg0

> 4-Sstee nam 70 ruOgos aocs@ MO-
the court, IS l reSadold -
ball in my life. This Incident has been the
general subject Of conversation at all the
messes to-day" Now, could anything be
more ike 9 dude than that pretense that he
didn't even know how to throw q ball2 But
this characteristic letter shows the writer
knew that one way to govern men was to
excel them in their Accomplishments. In
most things Diraei chose to excel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-03
Como, lowell, speak out.

As the only American who has ever slept
at Windsor castle as the guest Of Her Ma
iesty, the Queen, Mr.. Lowell will probably
deny that he was compelled to get up dur
ing the night, light the candle and hunt for
bugs. There are some facts that cannot
properly go into the newspapers. The pub,
lie can afford to wait fo- the publication Of
Mr.. LoTelPs diary,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-03
NOTICE TO TAKE pEPosTr1o Ns.

You will take notice that the depositionso Of Ralph
Summers, Fritz Album, Henry Album, George h.
furkett, Mrs. A. Fox and others will be taken at
the law office of Dennis OReehe, No. ll2 Chap
line street, in the city Of Wheeling, on the 18th day
of July, 1885, between the hours Of 9 o'clock a. m.
and 6 o'clock p. NE, to be read in evidence in the
above entitled cause on behalf OF the said David
NJ. Carter, plaintiff; and II from any cause the tax
mo of the same shall not be commenced, or being
commenced, shall not be completed on that day,
the taking Of the same win be adjourned from day
TO day until the same shall be completed.
To FEANCIs L. CARTER.
By Dennis OKeefEe and N. c. Criswell, his Attor'
npvs iuSoawt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-03
, IS. IN the ClTCUII NUUII OF OHIU NVUHVJ' V"I
sules, 1885.
David n. Carter
VS. In Chancery.
ETnDcis n Carter.

TIE object of this suit is 10 obtain a divorce a rim
rvIop ,qfrigIonti by the plaintiff from the defendant
And it appearing from an afndavit filed ia this
cause that Francis +. Carter, the defendant, IS not
A resident OF the State of West Virginia, the said
Francis L. Carter is ordered TO appear here within
ore month after the date OF the first publication OF
this order and do what is necessary TO protect her
iutel ests herein. 1t Is further ordered that this Or
der he published and posted according to Law.
Witness, John w. Mitchell, Clerk OF said Court,
AZ the court house Of said county, in the city Of
Wheeling, this I'd day Of June, lSS3.
JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk,
Published the first time June 8, 1885.
Attest: JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
OKEEFFE& CRIswELL, Solicitor n for Complainant
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-03
Warmer Thana woman's Love.

A poet ~propounds the question: What
is warmer than a woman's loyeY' We dis
like very much to decide on such delicate
matters, but in this case we should say that
it is the caress of a passionate bundle bee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-03

&sE<CLEyELAND's honesty has no patches
on il, and he viii do what he says, whether
in the matter of civil service reform or any
thing else.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-03
WKpNEspAY, JUNE 5, Isss.

Cor. HExRI WETTERsoS don't seem to
highly appreciate the blunt homely sayings
Of that Georgian prodigy, Rev. SAN JONES.
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Trustees Sale of Real Estate,

DY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST REAR.
ID Ing date the ID day Of February, 1881. made
by CbIhtlan seibte AMI Nate seihke, his vile, -
me rs trustee, and recorded In deed Of trust book nA
II. page 40, Of the land records Of 0d) county,
West Virginia, the said trustee will, on
Saturday, June 2Tth, 1888,
.ell NJ public auction, 81 the front door Of the Coui
House OF said Ohio county, commencing at 10 ociocS
q. ~, the following desci lied real estate, to-st;
Thirty feet OF Of the north side OF lot Numbered
sixty eight (6s) In Joseph Callseli's addition 10 the
city Of Wheeling, In Ohio county, In the 6Ah a
West Virginia. said part Of sald lot IL situate and
'front.' thirty 800 feet on the west side Of Chapiins
street. betv cen Twebty-SiNth and Twenty seventh
streets, and extends back In q westerly direction 81
even width hiy SIX t5G) icet more or les, 10 Locust
stTa I, In the sixth ward OF Said city.
Said property Is the same which vas oonveyd 70
the said Christian seibke by samuei NJ. hanil on
and vile BY deed dated the ID day Of February 1874
and recorded In the clerks ONCE Of the County
Court Of Ohio county. West Virginia, In Decd Book
No. 81, pages "a aud i23
TERas op s~ALE-Oue-third OF the purchase money
shall he pAid IN cash on day Of sale; one shirS
thereof In one yeai 9Th Interest, and the rsmAin.
der ID, roi In two years With Interest from daytf
sale the purchaser siSina his notes Eith good sccui'
fly for the deferred pay m, nts, and the legal title v
the property % lie retained until the puichAsa
money shall have been paid IN full.
myan X. q. BARR, Trusisa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-03
TRUSTEES SALE,

DY VIRTUE OF A DEF OF TRUST MADh
ID by James u. Whyte, trustee, 20 me- - trustee
dated the 18th day Of April, 1850, and OF rscord
amorg the land records Of Ohio county, W. Va, -
deed Of trust book No. Is, page 81, l shall, Cd
Saturday, h aoth day OF June, 1855,
at 10 O'Clock a. m, at the frunt door Of the Court
House OF aid Ohio county, W. Va, proceed tosA'
the following real estate, that Is 10 say:
"Allo OF lot No. -, In kod aud ChApline's sddltoa
10 the city OF Wheeling, W. Va, being situatr %
the west side OF Market street In said city, betweca
Twenty-third and Twenty fouit, streets; exceptS!
feet oil the north side OF said lot No. ~, which veA
sold 10 J. II. Why e BY GeOnSe Watson and vile, ~
deed, which Is Of record in Ohio county, W. va,tS
deed book No. rs. p. COL"
Trims of SALR-On6-third cash; balances In one
and two years, secured.
ALFRED CALDWELL. Trustee.
Wheeling, ". Ia, Mig 10, 1855. AylU
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Stale News.

htsAIgeiesT.
Our Market street contemporary knows q
good thing when it sees it.
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Highland Place, We||sbuTg
Choice BUILDING Lots For Sale.

THESE LOTS ARE SITUATE In EORrHEkA
i Wellsburg on the PlA'tau or second bottom
overlooking the town, the villages OF Midway aot
LaEearville, the river, both railroads, with Q visuh
the town OF Mingo and Ian Handle railroad In the
distance. and are within ten min utsa' walk oil citha
the W. llsburg or LAEearyilIe depos They are above
the high water mark OF lisa, and are connected wth
the gas mains on Pica,ant avenue NJ the lupctiopN
Sycamore street aud also with the city by . eoos
plank walk. Addros W. III. TARkI
nah Wellsburg. W, Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-03
ELEGANT
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA

SUMMER Law LECTURES mine weekly
begin 9th July, 1885, aud end 9Th September. Have
proved Of signal nse; list, to students who design to
pursue their studies at this or other Law school; I'd,
20 those who propose TO read privately; and 81, 10
practitioners Who have not had the advantage Of sys-
tematic instruction. For circular apply (P. q. Uni
versity Of VA to JOIN b. MINOR, Prof. Com. and
stat law. maio,m4W
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-03

~ EETLEMEpe ELK AND FKLT HAS
NJ renovated to present styles q modernte charges.
by WIN. Gralovsky, TIA Practical Hattsr, f1th-
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Application for ratss 10 clubs should b. made only
TO the Office Of The Company In New Orleans.
For further Information writ clearly, giving full
address. POsTA NOTES, EIpraSs Honey Or
Iers or New York Exchange In ordinary letter.
currency by express fall sums Of y and upwards a.
,uT ,Iuen,si addressed NJ A. DAUpAIN,
New Orleans, La,
or NJ. A. DAUPHIS.
6O7 seventh St, Washington, ID. o.
Make +. q. Money Orders payable and address
Registered Letters 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, In.
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