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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-12
To Protocol Our Interest..

WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. 1.-THE
Senate in secret session has passed the
following bill to enable the President to
protect the interests Of the United
States in Panama: Be it enacted, &C.,
and there be and is hereby ap-
propriated out of any money in the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated the
sum Of $35O,0OO to enable the President
to protect the interests Of the United
States, and to provide for the security Of
the persons and property Of the United
States at the isthmus OF the Panama in
such manner as he may deem expedient.
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In the Senate.

mosso,o from the Honse .nnopnced
Z, a meos"' @ I'm II m ,sETS =. "tSs a,,Sa.s,,..
the passage OIL d. d ~ ~ requesting
Congress TO pass a law granting q pension
To ali honorably discharged Union sol.
diers who were confined in Southern
prisons and the payment OF an addi.
tional two dollars a day for every day so
] imprisoned.
Senator Oxley, Chairman Of the Com.
mittee on Finance submitted the fol.
lowing report: IThat the ioint Finance
Committee Of both houses Of the Legis.
i, a'C. q Mabew I and i. s. Jamisef, am ' relating 10
to Tie so.called West Virginia certifi.
Gates and report that 1t is inexpedient
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DvDLiS, Feb.ll,-Mr William o'DrlCn
waa conveyed from tic CIonmcl TO tho
TraleO fall this morning Under strong
guard OF military and police. AT Clon.
mel The escort was attacked with stones
by Tho crowd, which had gathered 10
witness Air. O'Brlens departure. Tho
police charged on the crowd, using lliOlr
bRLonB freely, Al TlppOrary d large
crowd surrounded the railway station
and resisted all efforts 10 dlspefse II,
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rhe slrnnre nl.cn.s a. AlII.teryllIe.

The Strange Disease at McAllistorVille.
HARRlsBuRo, Pa, Feb. ll,-superin'
tCndent lIigbec, OF the State Orphan
Schools, has received on official report OF
the condition Of tho boys at the McAllis-
tervillc Soldiers Orphans School. DR..
Hopes, the school physician, who sub.
mitted tho report described the pecu'
llarities OF the disease with which the
pupils arc affected, and adds that the
mental disturbance was the only symp'
toms. There was no physical ailment,
There are but two or three cases now at
the school. No single class OF boys has
been subject 10 these attacks. There is
no discrimination as 10 the age, temper
Nment OF condition Of health. The ply
BiCian says. ''There rCtwo cases which
show symptoms Of Cllorea or ". Vitua
dance, yet these two have had no mem
tal disturbance. No girls are affected
Tho trouble Is q nervous affection re-
sombiing Ia some respects chorea. The
cause cannot be arrived at as the sani
tary condition ot tho school 10 n good a.
Il ever has been,
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BUTLER, Mo-, Feb. ILL. L. Mann
shot John HenSly and then attempted
suicide in the western portion oi the
county Saturday. Both were paying
court to the daughter Of Capt. II. P.
Niclioll and Mann was made jealous by
seeing her In company with HenBly at q
school exhibition. When the exercises
were over he called young HenBly from
The crowd and shot him. The ball
lodged In q check book he had In his
pocket. Mann instantly turned the pls.
tol upon himself and fred two shots.
lie ID fatally wounded.
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Mis-. Anthony,a Niece Drowned.

LrAvESwoRrlr, KAN, Feb. II Susie
B., the 10 year old daughter OF Col. D. R.
Anthony, and Edwin Pierce, son of O. B.
Pierce, were drowned early thisevening
while skating on Pond. Two compan'
ions were also thrown into the water,
but were saved. Miss Anthony was Q
niece Of her namesake, Miss Susan u.
Anthony.
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A SERIOUS CHARGE.
a Supposed Postal Clerk Arrested IOl
Robbing a travelling Man,

a supposed FpAtM GleFk AFFesteu tol
Robbing Travelling Man,
Special Dilpaieh % ne IRtslltgRer.
PAREERsBURo, W. Va, Feb, ll,-E
A, Woods, who is said to be postal
clerk on the O., W, & B, railroad, is In
jail here on warrant, charging him
with robbing his roommate, A, L,
Terwilleger a New York travelling man,
OF $S5 in money and $500 in papers last
night at the Commercial hotel, this city,
The money was recovered, Woods had
a private detectives badge on him and
two reyolyers, He registered from To,
peka, Kansas. The grand jury Is in ses'
sion and Woods will probably be In,
dicted and tried at once, He pleaded
not guilty before the Justice, but was
sent to jail to answer an indictment,
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TllB JOlNT AsvgMBLY,
Remarkable Spectacle Democratic Com.
mItteemen Vote AgainS. Their own Re-

hemhfkhblo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. YUM
mltteemSn Vote Against Their own Re-
port.
Special Di,pdleA 10 M fDteisaetr.
CHARLESTON, W, vAY Feb, li.--ln
Joint Assembly, Senator Maxwell, Of the
committee 10 inquire Into the missing
returns from Webster and The omission
Of Bowers name In the Wood county 10.
turns, reported thatln Wood county the
defect was to'bO cured by supplying The
omission Of the name that In Webster
iSy Attorney General Caldwell had 00e
and Hubbard 300 ana asked that the Cettli
Ilcale 0i tile clerk Of the County Court q
Webster 10 accepted as establishing thiI
fact Senator Floutnoy (Dsmocratl, ol
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Shook tlu NM ,,.,,srT.s,

~ 'NN "AHNNkNNNN
~, NEw No'S, Feb, ll.-A terrific Uxplo.
s'on occurred about 0!lO o'clock this
morning ,s,,,,, at a point midway bsrweCn
v Williams bridge and Bedford Park, on
ta' line Of tho New York, New Haven
= I.oli Hartford railroad, Just as tho train
@ rom stamford, Conn, which IA due
NV, uets q Oi4O passed there. ltiSbolIeyOd
W aM We explosion was caused by a gang
~ italian workman lhawlng out 4 dynH.
al T SI... soI,Iluge Too suddenly, Every pane
ibS WS WSs " Tue train was shattered and
Mv e ~ hundred passengers we're terri.
Ssy.su ssu1AAehup' Alafg0 number received
ioV'e i,ova V'll9 about the head and iaC0
lSo,ne lVn tne lying glass, but none arc yel
Is"VWu s 70 have been seriously Injured (
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DEATH RELIEVED HER,
Terrible Case of Husband's Brutality
A Wife Left TO Stnryo,

AofAAbho Nhhu VI " Aubuhhun oEuthhNIt
Awlfe Left to Starve.
PROVIDENCE, R. l., Feb. 1l.-Julia
Maher, 90 years old, died this morning
in a miserable hoyel in Webster, Of pa.
ralysis. The case Is particularly horrible
as her husband had given the woman
no care after she became incapable Of
doing any more work. The neighbors
say she was left alone and rats ran the
hovel and gnawed away at the woman's
extremities while she lay yet alive, but
unable TO drive them away. The flesh
was badly eaten from her thighs and
even the face had been attacked. The
police learned OF the matter and induced
the neighbors 10 watch with the woman
while life remained. Death came to her
relief this morning.
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WA'nlSoroS, D, O., Feb.ll.-deneral
Coll ., Of West Virginia, returned to
VllltIe'ton last night TO look after his
interest , before the West Virginia LegiS.
Ia'ute. !. ASIory was printed In a New
i i.Otk paper to tile effect that ho came
Ss.e Ss. 70 consult various labor men In or.
. uel 70 Influence the vote Of tho labor
representatives In the West Virginia
Legislature. When asked concerning
tOat .l report, General GOiT said "That ID
,,S s.ae Guy Of whole cloth. There Ia not
Ssc S.I, particle Of truth In II, am sur,
p,'seu ~ AZ Tue lengths they arc willing 10
ia counting me out, but will be In
Of OllCu,D '" ! "''u ""AV'nVV"'l'
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cmcAoo, Feb. 1.-THE visible supply
Of grain In comparison with that Of one
week ago, as reported by the Board Of
Trade, IL as iollowsi Wheat S4,10O,OOO
bushels, decrease GSl,0OO; corn 14,1S5,.
900 bushels, increase 76S, ,000j oats 9,0S0,.
900 bushels, increase 5000; rye 1906, 900
bushels, decrease 2,000j barley 2,237 900
bushelB, decrease 10000.
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rannAIan lAhatnl. IElll l,rnLsll.

orrAwA, ONT, Feb, li,-lt is rumored
that the Liberals will Introduce In Par
lament q resolution deploring the treat.
ment which William O'Bren, editor oi
the United Ireland, has received at the
hands Of The Olonmel prison othCialsl
and expressing the regret Of Par lament
at the Irish policy u the imperial gov
eminent,
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Tie IleaIiiS Cigarette.

oAnLisLp, IA, Fob, ll,-ThO death
Of Edward Grail, business manager o.
the Harrisburg Call, occurred "a this
city to-day after two weeks illnesS. The
cause OF iiiB death was blood poisoning
due 10 excessive cigarette smoking,
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A COLD BATH,
Converts IIaptlzed III the River While
BLIZZARD aud Snow Storm RACES.

BLIZZARD aud Snow Storm RACES.
DASyILLE, ILL, Feb. 1l.-Fannie
Mann, Annie Lee, Douglas Cole, Jacob
Grimes and wife, Charles Grimes and
wife, Of Blount township, this county,
were baptized by immersion yesterday,
a few miles west OF this city. The Rev.
Mr.. Hodge, OF Catlin, and John Lee, Of
this city, performed the ceremony. A
large hole had been cut in the Ice, and
the minister took the thinly clad and
shivering converts, Que OF whom Is a
chronic invalid ind another ayoung
mother, one at n time into the water,
which was five leGt deep.
A blizzard and snow storm was raging
and It was so cold that tho Ice formed on
top Of the pool and stifened their gar.
ments as soon us they came out Of the
water. On the completion Of the cere-
mony they walked III their stocking feet
quarter OF milo through the fields to
the nearest residence to change gar
mpnts,
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OTTAWA, oST., Feb. ll.-Thomas Ak.
worthy, the city treasurer Of Cleveland,
O., who escaped from there last fall after
appropriating half million dollars, has
bought a large block Of real estate al
SauIt STE. Marie, Ont. A friend Of hiB
says Axworthy leaves Toronto In a few
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A ptIssI Aiurdered, |,

MENPHiS, TENNY Feb. Ii. - Father
AShaOld, a priest at 81, Peters Catholic
Church, this city, was stabbed 10 the
heart this morning by o crank named
VIII Reed, Father AShHeld bad be-
irlended Reed, having procured his re.
lease from iall,
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ALTOONA, Pa, Feb. 1l.--The car that
is to convey Presldent.elect Harrison
and his family from Indianapolis To
Washington Is being upholstered and re;
fitted at the Pennsylvania Railroad
shops In this city. The car is No. 100
and is the private car Of President
Rhi,hrta
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BERLIN, Fob, ll,-ThO resumption
here Of the Blttlngs Of tho conference
concerning samoa, will probably bO do.
lAyed for several weeks awaiting tho ar.
rival Of special commissioner who II Ia
expected will DO sent from Washington.
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A WEEKS RECESS,

A resolution was adopted declaring
Caldwell and Duffy duly elected to the
Offices Of Attorney General and Auditor
respectively, The Speaker made a like
declaration.
Mr., Hanen Republican,, Of Marshall,
moved the joint assembly now adjourn.
Mr.. Price objected, sayingth contested
election tor.Governor was yet to be tried,
There was some difference Of opinion Us
TO whether this was the same body that
was to try the contest.
Mr., sprigg (Democrat), Of Hardy,
moved recess until Monday next at 8
p. N. to give time 10 look into matters
and see what is right, and 1t went that
way.
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tyhy Ihs tiSS,lsS aTs HAPPY.

oapES, UTAn, Feb, ll,-ThO GeptllcS
were successful In the municipal elec'
ton which was held here to-day. II 10
their first victory over the Mormona In
tLe history Of this city aud the territory.
thOrO ID great rejoicing, and tue city Is
Wild With excitement tonight.
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1ivERPoob, Feb. il.-ArrIyed steamers
Italy and Ohio from New York; al
Glasgow, arrived steamer State Of In.
diana from New York at New York,
arrived steamers servla and Umbrla
from Liverpool,
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rnlna ilntnn.I ln mann.

nRADEoRp, PA. Feb. Ii.-The house
Of Joseph 9fOen6t, at TAfpols, a suburb
Of this place, was destroyed by hre d Z
o'clock tonight and two children, twins,
aged three yoArs, were burned 10 death,
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rrnneo. AmetIeau I,olLal Ofdst.l

PARIS, Feb. The Chamber Of Dep
utles has approved an additional Conyen;
lion relative 10 the exchange ol poetai
orders between France and the United
BtAtAg.
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Special Dispatch to le ERteligmcr,
CHARLESTON, w, Va, Feb, ll,-Rox'
alapia, wife Of the late Col, Ben Smith,
died yesterday aged 80. She was an old
resident and noted for her deeds OF
charity.
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1,osroS, Feb. ii.-w, NJ. browne 4 Co,
wool dealers have failed. Their llAbll
tiles arc said 10 bs about $4,000.
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nnn i.ranrf i;lorllnn law.

PARIS, Feb. li.--1n the Chamber Of
Deputies the scrutih D'AtfondlSsetnent
bill was passed by a vote Of 2BS 10 222.
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KEEp your blood pure aud you will
not have rheumatism. Hoods SarsapA.
filla purliles the blood, and tones tho
whole system, ~
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PROTEST uNHRRDRD.

Senator Price (Democratl, Of Mineral !
understood Mr.. Flourney's point to be
whether the joint assembly should com.
nit itself 10 accepting the certificate OF
return, This point had not previously
struck him, but there might be some
thing In It, The report was amended
Ia accordance Witt Air, Flourney's
amendment. Senator Maxwell respect
fully protested that with that part
stricken out, the report was no longer
his report, The report was adopted by
strict party vote. Delegate Stone
(Republican), OF Wood, asked TO have
his protest entered. The returns show
ed, ior Auditor, Duffy 1886; Bowers,
7S,20l; Sayre l,4SS; Bains 1,027, For
Attorney General, Caldwell 7S,6S7;
Hubbard 1880; Farnsworth $40; Myers
OQ6
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cams PROGRAMME.
SPECIAL DL,paleh % he IntelllQenetr.

Yesterday afternoon Senator Carr and
Delegates Harr and Kirk were in q little
cauCuS Of their own In the room Of the
President Of the Senate. President Carr
says that they there resolved on this
plan Of campaign: They will await the
result Of the contest for Governor. They
will then take up the man declared Gov,
ornor and make him United States Sen.
stof, This will make Carr Goyernor
and the Union Labor party will have
tue State patronage, or as much % the
Governor can command, In addition 10
the honor OF the office, / think tho 70.
riIal President Of the Senate Is joking,
His real scheme 10 10 DO elected 70 the
United States Senate, % he was Pteel.
dent Of the Senate, and this dream Will
never be realized, 9, y. II,
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Hampshire, thought 1t enough to re-
ceiye the report. The certificate Is not
that Of the County Court, but only Of
the clerk. II Is not necessary 10 accept
the certificate as the establish the preCe-
dent, The report was sent down 70 be
inspected by Senators Flournoy and Ok
ley and some OF their Democratic col
leagues.
QUEER PROCEEDINGS,
Mr., Flournoy moved to strike out
that part Of the report recommending
that portion to be stricken out which
accepted the clerks certificate as show,
ing the vote and substituting the mere
statement that the vote had been cast,
Senator Maxwell explained that the
trouble with the Wood county returns
was merely the omission Of the name Of
George n, Bowers, Republican nomi'
nee for Auditor, The Webster county
return was different, there being no re-
turn for Attorney General, and the COM
mittee bad thought 1t prudent TO say on
what 1t based lta report, Senator Price
had written part Of that report and
agreed TO all ot II,
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-08-22
Pimples, Sores, Aches and Pains.

When hundred bottles of sarsaparilla
or other pretentious specifics fail to eradi-
cate in-b born scrofula or contagious blood
poison, remember that B. B. b. Botanic
Blood Balm) has gained many thousand
victories, in as many seemingly incurable
instances. Send to the Blood Balm Co., At
lanta, Ga, f r "Book of Wonders" and be
convinced. 1t is the only TRUE BLOOD PU
RIFIER.
G. w. Messer, HowelPs x Roads, Ga,
writes 81 was afflicted nine years with
sores All the medicine 1 could take did
me no good. l then tried B. B. B. and 8
bottles cured me sound"
Mrs. S. Nj. Wilson, Round Mountain,
Texas, writes: ga lady friend of mine was
troubled with bumps and pimples on her
face ana neck. She took three bottles of B.
B. B., and her skin got soft and smooth,
pimples disappeared, and her health i'm
proved greatly"
Jas. L. Bosworlh, Atlanta, Ga, writes:
"Sone time ago contracted blood poison.
had no apE elite, my digestion WAS ruined,
rheumatism drew up up my limbs so could
hardly walk, my throat was cauterized five
times Hot Springs caves me no benefit,
and my life was one of torture until gave
B. B. b. trial, and, surprising as it may
seem, the use of i've hotties cured me-"
June Oily.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

BY VIRTUE of a Mortgage executed to
s. E. Allen by J. F. Miller and wife, NJ. J..
Miller, dated 9Th day of January, 1889, I
for cash, at the Court House door in Win
ston, on Saturday, the Oath day of August,
1889, at one o'clock p. M, the following de-
scribed tract of land, lying and being in the
county of Forsyth and State of North Caro-
lima, adjoining the lands of Charles Men
denhall, ]. J. Dillon and J. F. Miller, and
known as the Miller Shop tract, containing
one and quarter acres. For fuller descrip-
ton see Book 6. page 129, &c. in Register
Office The said land has good building
on it worth wo or three hundred dollars.
L. J. WILLIAMS,
July 18th, 'S9-4t. Attorney.
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House ana Lot for Sale

By virtue of an order of the Superior
court of Forsyth county l will expose for
sale at public auction to the highest bidder
on Saturday the oath day of August 1885,
one house and lot in Winston adjoining the
lands of Henry Livengood. VIM Long and
others, in Best town and not far from the
Colored Graded School The lot will b.
sold on credit Of ) months, will, b md and
approved security. Title retained until the
purchase money is all paid. Sale to take
piece at the Court house door in Winston at
l o'clock p. m. This 23rd day of July 1889
July 25 st e.. S. uauser, Com.
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SALE OF LAND.

BY Virtue of an order of the Superior
Court of Forsyth county, made in the spe-
cial proceedings Of R. B. Kerner, admir- Of
Palma Ketner, decd, VS.. Aleck Ketner and
others. will expose at public sale to the
highest bidder, at the Court House door in
Winston, N. c., on the oath day of August,
1889, sixteen and one-half acres of land
lying in the County of Forsyth and State of
North Carolina, adjoining the lands of John
Alspaugh and others.
Terms of sale, six months credit, with
bond and approved security. Title retained
until payment of purchase money.
r. B. KERNER, Admir- of
July 20, 'S9. Palma Ketner, Decd.
jul25-tds.
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A calf born in fall or winter is
worth two born in the spring for pro-
fit. A spring calfis so young that it
gets little good from the pasture the
first season, for by the time it can fight
flies successfully and crop grass
enough to really aid in nourishing it,
winter is at hand, and is placed on
dry feed.l
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-08-22
APPLE TAPIoCA PUDDING.

Soak over night one cup of tapioca
liz six cups of water. Next morning
add one cup of sugar, one egg and
beat well together. Then pare, core
and chop fine six or more apples and
stir, with the tapioca in pudding
dish, and bake slowly.
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SALE OF LAND!

BY VIRTUE of an older of the Superior
Court of Forsyth Comfy, made in the spe-
cial proceedings of r. B. Kerner, admins
traitor of Thomas Ketner, decd, vs.. William
Dettmar and others, will expose at public
sale, to the highest bidder, at the Court
House door in Winston, n. c., on the Oath
day of August, 1889, Sc acres of land lying
n the county of Forsyth and State of North
Carolina, adjoining the lands of John AL
spaugh, George Flynt and others. Also
another tract of land living in said county
and State, adjoining the lands of John AL
sPaugh and others, and containing seven O.
xcres.
bond and approved secu.ity. Title retained
until payment Of purchase money.
r. B. .KERNER, Admir- Of
July 20, 'S9. Thomas ketner, Decd
iui25tdS
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Imperfect digestion and assimilation pro-
duce disorders conditions of the system
which grow and are confirmed by neglect
DIR. j. H. McLean's Strengthening Cordial
and Blood Purifier, by its tonic properties,
cures indigestion and gives tone to the stom-
ach 81 90 per bottle.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-08-22
CHoCoLArE1cE CREAM.

Take a quart of cream, half q
pound of chocolate, one tablespoonful
of extract of vanilla and one pound
of sugar, and put on to boil, stir and
beat smooth, strain and add a quart
of raw cream, cool and freeze. Set
aside for one hour to mellow.
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Greensboro Female College,
GREENSBORO. n. Il.

GREENSBORO. N. Q.
TIE SIXTY-NINTH ANNUAL SESSION OF
this well equipped aud prosperous
Institution will begin on
28TII DAY OF AUGUST, $50.
SUPERIOR ADVANTAGES
are offered in all the departments # inStruction
usually pursued in Female Colleges of the high
est grade. Charges very moderate.
For Catalogue apply to
I. NJ JONES, President
July 1l-2m. Greensboro, n. e.
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In cases of Fever and Ague, the blood is
as eflectually, though not SO dangerously poi
soned by the effuvium of the atmosphere as
it could be by the deadliest poison. DR.. J
II McLean's Chills and Fever Cure will
eradicate this poison from the system. SO
cents a bottle.
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FROZEN CUsTARD.-Put quart
of milk on to boil. Beat six eggs with
a teacup ofsugar and stir in the milk,
let boil until thick. take from the fire.
flavor with vanilla. When cool, freeze
and set aside one hour to harden.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-08-22

The horse which can pillow an acre,
while another is blowing half an acre,
or that which can carry load OF
passengers ten miles while another is
going five, independent of all consid
erations of amusement taste or what
is called fancy, is absolutely worth
twice as much to the owner as the
other.