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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-30
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BELLAlRB.


All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.
Mr. J. b. Smith Is on the sick list,
DR.. DcnnIe, Of Dcalsville, Is hero on business
There Is no change In the condition OF Rev
W. A. Campbell.
Mrs. R. G. FarlswaS reported better yesterday
being able 70 sit up.
Mrs, 2. W; Cooper is lying very III at her home
In tho Fourth ward.
A largo quantity Of sharpsvlllo, Pa, pig Iron Is
being received hero now.
Albert Grafton was badly burned yesterday
with oil from tho furnace.
Manager Cabo /, Of the steel works, Is or on a
few days business trip east.
Charles Henry, Of tho First ward, has gone to
Monongahela City to work.
Sanders :AEorehOuBo Rnd Albert Smith have
gono 10 MunCle, Ind, 10 work.
The Bellatre Window Glass Company receive
their oil fuel from Lima, about four tank cars a
week.
The steel workers held meeting yesterday at
their hall Nothing was learned Us 10 what was
done by them.
The Belmont Coal Company arc getting out
tho coal Tor the different glass works In the
lower town now.
4 man named Beaver put In the day catching
drlltwood In the river hero yesterday. lie
caught Ru immense pile Of H.
James Mcdonald, ono Of the resident local con.
dnctOrs on the Cleveland & Pittsburgh railroad,
has been suspended indefinitely.
The large bridge lruSses OF iron were placed In
position yesterday Vt Whisky Run, and the
bridge will be inished on Sunday.
KatO N. RodCiCr, who died Monday at 10
o'clock, will be buried to-day at 1880 a. m. from
her home; interment Of Roto Hill,
During the SteOl works shut down they arc do.
Ing some heavy repairing, receiving large pieces
Of castings every day from Pittsburgh.
The Bellairc & Wheeling street railway will
be 10 operation IS soon as the Indian run bridge
Is finished, which Will DO In a few days.
RodOier Br0lherS National Glass Works have
closed until tomorrow on account OF the death
Of the sister OF the members Of the firm.
The Cleveland & Pittsburgh railroad officials
placed the train bulletin board on the outside Of
the depot building, for the accommodation OF
hepu6llc
On account OF shortage In the freight along
the Bellalre, ZAneSville & Cincinnati railway the
company have concluded 10 run only three local
freight trains week.
Mr.. Z. +. Cash was brought home from tho
asylum to DO taken care OF by iilendS. He Is
very much better aud hopes are entertained for
his ultimate recovery.
Mrs. EunicO Hewitt died at her homo In tho
SeCnnd ward Of consumption. The funeral sNr.
Vices were held yesterday. The remains Will DO
taken 10 day 70 Wegce for IntermOnt
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Points About tbo illysr.

The river continued 10 rise at this
point yesterday I'LL about noon, when Il
became stationary ID the channel with a
depth according 10 the levee gauge Of 10
feet . inches. The Andes cleared lot
Cincinnati at O p. M, with q good trip.
Tho Katie StoCklalO passed down al I q.
M, and tho Hudson passed up Ia the
same ttade-Plttsblfgh.C InClnuati-yan
huvt later, Tho lighthouse tender,
Golden Rod, started ont ate o. M, 10
continue her maiden trip ZIP the river.
The Coulter left ior patkefsbufg al noon /
the Ben Hpt will DO to.days packet IN
that trade 20
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The importance o. purifying the blood can.
not bs oyereStimAtSd, for without pure blood
you cannot enjoy good health.
At this season nearly every ono needs
good medicine to purify, yItallzs, and enrich
the blood, and wc ask you TO try HoOds
Peculiar and builds up p' the systsn'
creates an appetite, and tones the digestion,
while It eradlcates disease, The peculiar
combination, proportion, and preparation
Of the vegetable remedies used give TO
Hoods sarsaparIlla peCul. To I+oaIs
lar curative powers. No ~ lto6ll
other medIcInshaSs uCh arecord Of wonderful
cures, II you havc made up your mind to
buy Hoods sarSaparllla do not bO Induced to
take any other instead, 1t is a Peculiar
Medicine, and is worthy your confidence,
, Hoods sarsaparilla Is sold by all druggists,
Prepared by G, !, Hood s Co., Lowell, Mass,
100 Doses One Dollar
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in the ears, sometimes a roaring buzzing
sound are caused by Catarrh, that exceed.
ingly disagreeable and very common
disease. Loss Of smell or hearing also
result from catarrh. Hoods Sarsaparil-
liza, the great blood purifier, Is a peculi-
arly successful remedy for this disease,
which 1t cures by purifying the blood.
sarsaparilla, the peculiar medicine. 9
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HARRsBuRo, Pa, Jan. Ex-Governor
Beaver, Grand Marshal Of tho Inaugural
parade, announces the appointment oil
General Warner, of Missouri, Com.
mander-in. Chief OF the G. A. r., as
Marshal Of the fourth division Of the
column, which will be composed OF the
Grand Army posts and camps OF the
Sons OF Veterans.
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Inn nm .lirEEll M LnNNEIl.

Knowing that n cough can DO checked
IN A day, and tho aist stages q con-
stimplIon broken In a week, We hereby
guarantee Dr. AUkers English Renedy
iOr Consumption, and Will relunq w
money 70 ali who buy, take II 40 per ~.
fgClions, and do not lind our statement
correct. O. Il. GoCtGe, u u. Burt "
Munkemeller, Logan \ 70, pAW'0
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A Had Wreck.

RocxroRr, IND, Jan. 2O.-The Rock
port & Camellon accommodation was
thrown from the track and turned over
yesterday between Lincoln City and
Chrisney. There were 80 passengers in
the coach and all were shaken up, but
none killed.
Among the injured are: Mrs. Kahn,
OF Evansville, arm broken, spine injured
and a bad cut on her head; The Rev.
Mr. Ward, Presiding Elder OF the NJ. i.
Church, badly injured Mr.. Bassaye,
Druggist, Of Rockport, badly injured.
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Florence ]. Blndley had another good
house at the Grand last night in IDIOT,
or the Avengers Oath" Miss Bindley's
fine acting, the sensational incidents Of
the play, and the big dogs set tho audi.
ence Wild. The piece will be repeated
at the matinee this afternoon, and the
last opportunity to see 1t will be this
evening.
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ls Natures own true laxative. II ID
the most easily taken, and the most
effective remedy known 70 cleanse the
System when Bilious OF oostlyoi to dis.
pei Headaches, Colds and Feyers, 10
Vute Habitat Constipation, 1ndlges.
lioni Piles, etc. Manufactured only by
llle California Fig Syrup Company. For
,aie IN % cts and Sl,0O bottles by Logan
\ V9p Anton 7. Hess, Il. D. Burt and
=. MenkemVller. y =
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BOSTON, Jan. 2O.-wool demand fair md
prices steady and unchanged; No. combLng ma
doc; No. | clothing 8Sc; Ohio and POnnSylVanla
X 8ia35C; Xxx 85a36C Michigan X tE2C; Territory,
Texas and other unwashed woods In fair request
at previous prlcesi pulled wOOld steady al $50
42c, and extrlS ut 26n3C; carpet woods remain
lrmi market firm for pulled woods; guperilne 90
nllH
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TAKE IT IN TIME.

"For want Of q nail, o shoe was lost
for want Of q shoe, horse was lost; ioI
want Of q horse q rider was lost II
Never neglect small things. The first
signs OF pneumonia and consumption
can posiiiptly be checked by Dr.. ACkef'a
English Remedy for Consumption, o.
i, Goeige, H. u. Burt, o. Mehksmeller,
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rERnIRf.H

Two.thlrds Of all deaths In New York
City are from consumption or pneumo.
mia, Tho same proportion holds for
most other cities. Delays are dangerous.
Dr. Acker's English Remedy for con.
will always relieve, and may
save your life. O. X, Goethe, II. i. Burt,
O. Menkemeller, Logan & Go. A
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An IntorO.tIus Question.

TO NJ bNNOF Of NC INlINIgultf'
slR;.-Does tho pfcsIdent.eleCt select
bis Cabinet by and with tho consent Of
tho Senate Of tho United states7
Yours respectfully,
lphtelin1, Jan. 20. SvRsCRilER.
1.-THE lNTELLiuRNCER would DO glad 10
have expressions Of views on this ques.
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The Executive Committee Of The
Wheeling Club has arranged for q full
dress progressive OuChre party aud mop
10 be held al the rooms Of tile cluD, to-
morrow evening. EuEher vi ! be play
Cd from 3 10 II o'clock and dancing 70
KlllmyerS music will follow from II to
1 n'plOck,
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motion, tabled the entire report, he was
forced 10 move 70 reconsider. This was
done, and then on motion Of Mr.. Haller
the Cruise part Of the report was re-
teFred TO the Committee on Ordinances.
Cruise being temporarily disposed Of,
Mr.. Gavin renewed his motion 70 sub
stitute Miller for Seeley on Railroads,
He made some more remarks, and DR.,
Campbell had q few words to say second
ing what Mr., Gavin had said. The mo.
ton to make q change was lost by o tie
vote, the Mayor declining to vote,
Mr., Terrell then wanted to know how
It was that q change had been made OF
Messrs. Haller and Pollock on the two
committees named above. Clerk Hanke
said that 1t had been done at the sugges.
ton OF Mr., Brandiass, who with Mr.. Fer
rell was q member oil the special commit
tee. Mr., Terrell wanted to know II the
change had been made by mutual agree
ment with the two members interested,
Mr., Haller said with considerable feeling
that it had not and that he wanted the
place on Equalization and Appeals to
which he had first been assigned, The
Branch refused TO make the change and
then Mr., Haller tried to resign from the
Committee on Health, but the Branch
refused TO accept this.
During the session OF the First Branch
ex-Clerk Elson was called on 10 make a
farewell address; he responded in a very
ielicitious manner, saying 1t was the
only time he had ever had cause'to re-
greet that he was not q Democrat; had he
been one he believed he could have re-
tanned his place,
In the Second Mr.. Maxwell presented
the resignation OF Mr., BelleYllle, That
gentleman had taken legal advice and
felt that he was not rightfully entitled
tn his seat, After some discussion over
the questions to accept the resignation
and to go into an election OF his success
sor, some OF the new members contend.
ing that the Committee on Elections
had tho sole say in this matter the
resignation was accepted and an election
had. Mr.. Wilkie, with view to getting
a good man In the Branch, nominated
Mr., ], Elwood Hughes. Mr.. Maxwell
suggested that there ought to be law
yer Ia the body and nominated Mr.,
William Erskine; Charlie Miller on be-
half Of the dizzy majority nominated
John Emmerth, who was elected, 10
votes being cast for him, for Erskine
and 9 for Hughes, Comment Is hardly
necessary In this instance. Emmerth
appeared and was sworn, and placed on
all committees to which Mr., Relleville
was appointed,
MIR, Maxwell got the gang by the ears
by offering the following;
WHEREAS, The citizens and taxpay.
ers Of the city OF Wheeling desire that
Council shall reduce the expenditures Of
the city Of Wheelingi therefore be 1t
Resolved, That the Committee on Or.
linances be and is hereby instructed to
so amend the ordinances Of the city Of
Wheeling, as to abolish the following
nI1tnAus
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A. \. L. RICE 8 co.
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New Advertisements.
For Rent-OuO Front Room,
Hantud-A Sltna ion,
wanIei- second Hand Amberg Letter File
Wanted-Glrl for General Homework,
For Rental suite Of Rooms,
For -ll0 thGAp-plh o,
NOilCe-Wumhns Relief Corps,
Stocks For sAlO-l. irwin, agent,
ror Rent-Dwelllngs aud Lodging RoomS-lI
Forbes.
pruucs-COnner J. snedekGr.
To AdYUTtlsvrs-ueo. Y, ROwell & Co.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS.

10 make room for incoming spring
stock we shall offer special bargains In
heavy weight Suitlilgs, OyGrcOatlngs
and panialOOnlngS. All will be made up
ilrSl.UlaSs and nc guaranteed.
Winter Gloves lnd MullleB ut cost.
U. HESS 4 SONS,
Merchant TailOrS anu Gents EurnlshCrs,
1921 h 1898 Market Street.
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Fon some time past I've been rheu.
matte, / recently tried Salvation OIL
which gave Inc almost instant relief. i
sincerely recommend II a. u entirely
CurCdmu. JAMES q ORDoN, Baltimore, Md,
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The Deaf viii be tiiad HoIs Coming

II. A. Wales, Of Bridgeport, Conn, the
inventor Of the invisible device 10 aid
the hearing, which has attracted such
widespread attention In this country and
Europe, will DO At the MCLuro House
in.tnnFPnW
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WASHINGTON, d. G., Jan. 90 For
West Virginia and Western Pennsyl'
vania, fair weather, except along the
lakes, light local SHOWS; slightly warmer
variable winds, becoming generally
ROutherlV.
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Wanted.

WANTED-A NURSE.-A MIDDLE.
w AGED woman preferred, good home
aud good wages 10 tho right person. Apply with
references ut No. 50 souTII FRONT STREET, WHEEL,
Ing Island, jag0o
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The thermometer ut schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
registered Ms follows:
& - : :::::: { %.sSii $;;;:: y
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WE lave Just received a half gross Of
the newest aud finest Fountain Pens
ever put on tho market. Every pen
warranted. JACOB W. CRUDE.
Jrweler aud OpllClap.
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:, wHy DO quick Workers want "Mlle.
EndY' lb freedom from knots.

Ans you progressively VI course, /
use "Mile.Ehd,
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Special Sales.
IMPORTANT

Watch tho local columns of this
paper for our advertisements.
They will contain interesting
reading matter every day about
tho special sales of peerless bar
gains VIC will have to offer during
February.
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FoR RENT,

Old established business stand on northeast
corner Of Market aud Eleventh streets, c0hh,t'
Ing o. large Store Room, second and third iIOOn
dwelling. rooms. Good location for drug store,
grocery, hardware or any retail or small whole
sale business q. q. SMITH,
jall 1910 Main Street
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Proposals,
NOTICE, PHYSICIANS.
CLERKS OFFICE,
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE COUNTY OF
ONO, WEST VIRGINIA.,

Sealed Proposals will be received at this office
until Monday tho 18th day Of February, 1852, al
10 O'Clock q. IN, from Physicians for attending
sons confined 10 County Jail Us lunRtlcs, or per
sons charged with felOnleB or misdGneNnOrs, for
tie term o. one ~ year from the 18Th day Of
February, 1857.
Tho person receiving the appointment shall
give bond with sufficient surety, to be approved
BY the Board, for the faithful performance Of
tho trust aud agreement.
all bids. i, Ii. D0BBlSs,
jA2&MwAF President.
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Assessors, to nuke out tax bills aud col
leCt the same, and attend Council, COM
mittee and board meetings, and require
deputy sergeants while OH duty at the
Public Building TO act us lookup keep
ers.
ants, and amend the ordinance in rela-
ton TO Assessors, so as to require them
to serve the entire year.
Said changes would result as follows:
Offices abolished, ...,. .,.,,........".... 5000
Three assistant clerks ".","" u2,aio 900.
Extra salary 10 ASSESSOR "".".'",'.", OCO-sJ'OOO
Saving to the city per unum.."..,.....".sO,OO 900
And require the School Board to pay
the city for tho collection OF its taxes,
Mr.. Miller was SO indignant over this
presumption on the part OF minority
member that his utteranCe was Choked
and all he said was not Ineligible. Mr.
Harrell thought it In bad taste for such
q resolution to come from the source 1t
did. Mr., Seeley said that the Com.
mlttee on Salaries would consider that
matter. Mr.. Davidson understood MIR.
Seeley to say that that committee had
considered the matter and as he was q
member OF that committee, he wanted
to know how 1t was that he had been
left out from the committees councils.
Mr.. seeley had to explain what he had
said.
Mr.. Maxwell demanded the ayes and
noes on Mr.. Miller's motion to reject.
There were sixteen ayes and eight noes.
Messrs. Harrell and Cruise voted not to
reject. Mr.. Harrell said that he could
see no good reason for voting against IN
economical measure even II 1t did come
from the minority; this Council was
pledged TO be economical.
A long petition and statement from
Policeman Meredith, Of Newark, Ohio,
was referred to the Committee
on Claims. He claims to be
the only one whose investigations led 10
the arrest OF Christie aud Kelly, Officer
Glenn's murderors, and that he has been
poorly treated by the Board Of County
Commissioners In the distribution OF re.
ward money lie asks that his actual
expenses, S168 O5, be at least paid out Of
the city reward money, and lays claim to
The notice served on the city, Capt. O.
]. Rawling, p. II. Moore, ct al, citing |
them to appear In tho U. S. Court at
on the first Monday Of
March, to defend themselves In suit In
chancery, was reported. This Is the case
Of the Natural Gas Company OF West
Virginia against the assiEe ordinance Of
this city. The matter was referred to
the City Solicitor.
The resolution Of Mr.. Maxwell's stir
red up the Democratic members Of the
on Salaries, and call for a
meeting OF that committee Immediately
after the adjournment OF Council was
made. All the Committec, which Is com.
posed Of Messrs. Handlan, Ellingham,
Young, Rawling, Davidson and Camp.
bell were present. Mr.. Ellingham was
made chairman. AS it was late, It was
decided TO postpone tho contemplated
work till THIS evening, The committee
has lively job ahead Of H.
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"TnEaR arc millions In " said drug.
vlsl when mktd about DR., Bulls Cough
syrup. Price % cents.
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FoR RENT.
Tor RENT.

Tho Room on the northwest corner Of Main
and Twelfth streets, now occupied by the West
ern Union Telegraph Company. Possession
April /, 1859. Apply at PEOPLES BANK, or TO
IA2i TIlOR. O,RRlEN.
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ForRent

DOR RENT-THE DESIRABLE
IL Residence, No, III Fourteenth street. Ap.
nly 10 j. r, GREER, DOR
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EOR RENT-THE WAREHOUSE
II 1906 Main street, now occupied by Brand
iass 4 Loos: Possession April !. Apply to 4.
ALLEN HOWELL. ia%
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dor RENT-ROOMS 7 AND S,
II third floor, Reilly block, Possession given
Immediately. Apply TO tho ONO VALLEY
MANU- FACTURER, Reverb RlOCR, Ja9!
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-03-29

tiOHg, arising cut Of the pEessnU crisis, have
forced Themselves tD0 strongly On my mind To
De suppressed. You VIII Join with me, trust,
in thinking that there are none, under the 5nfiu-
snce of which tn6 proceedings OF Q nsW and nee
by the article establishing the executive de-
partmenb, IL is made the duty OF the President
measures as he shall judge necessary and ex-
psdient.' The circumstances under which i
now meet you VIII acqult me rom not entering
into that subject, farther than to refer to the
great constitutional charter undsr which you
are assembled; and which, in defining yOuE
powers, designates the objects to which your at
tsntion is to be given 1t VIII be more consist
emit with those circumstances, ana far more con
genial with the feelings which actuats me. to
substitute, in place OF q r5comnnendat1on Of par
ticuIar measures. the tribute that is due to the
talents, the rectitude, and the patriotism, which
sdorn the characters selected to devise and
adopt them. In these honorable qualifications
behold the sUrest pledges that, as On one side
no local prsjudices or attachments, no separate
views nor party aniLnOsities, viii Hnisdir6ct the
comprehensive and equal eye which ought to
watch over this great aasemblage OF cOmmuui-
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-03-29
Handy TeIegranhine.

A new scheme of card kilograms is
being tried in Hungary for use in dis
tricts having a postofice, but without
a telegraphic service, says the London
Electrical ReUieaU. Cards are sold at
the postofice at the price of thirty-five
kreutzer for five words, excess to be
paid for by additional postage stamps,
to be affixed at the corner.
The telegram can be put in any letter
box, and is forwarded to the nearest
telegraph Office. and from there it is
dispatched without further delay or
charge.
It is not so generally known to the
public as it might be that in England
kilograms can be posted at any pillar
box, and will be sent on from the near
est telegraph Office.
Some such scheme of special forms
for this purpose, in shape of card teIe-
grams, might render this Of greater
practical utility, and the example of
Hungary is worthy of the attention of
the pOstOffice authorities.
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Her ADpetlte Her OnIr FnuIt.

"She's a good girl, but 7 can't keep
her. she eats too much, said a lady in
an uptown intelligence Office.
"She IS neat and tidy, and does her
work well, but had rather pay her q
whole months wages, Though she
has only worked a week, than to feed
her until her time is up. She eats
three pounds of steak, four potatoes,
and half q dozen slices of bread for
her breakfast, and an ordinary dinner
for her would feed starving family
for a week.
The girl in question is a small Eng
fish maiden. recently landed, and was
steady and industrious in every way,
but had such a tremendous appetite
that she has never remained more than
q week IN a place. The matron at the
Office said that American girls have
good appetites, but they cannot com
pare with foreign help when there is
any eating to be done.
They eat as though they wish to
make up for the geEsratiOns their an
cestOrs have been starving In the old
country. A great many families hire
help by the day to wash and iron, and
do the remainder of the homework
themselves, because they cannot afford
to pay a girl wages and board her also.
The grocers and butchers bills for a
married couple who employ one SER
want, and double what they would be
without the servant.-Majt and Err
q77roco
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Doctors Mo AdYertise.

The right TO advertise is as perfect
as the right to practice. A Chicago
physician in connection with another,
chose to give public advertisement of
their Office and of the certificates Of
patients who we're well pleased with
their treatment. They found this, pre-
sumabIy, a useful means of extending
their practice. They did not engage
In any Illicit practice. The State Board
of Health revoked his license. An ap-
peal was had to the Governor, who has
overruIed this decision of the Board of
Health and disposed finally of the idea
that physician has no tight to exploit
his skill for the same reason that a
merchant extols his wares and presents
his prices as Chicago Sam
6nlI National