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with, and are step,stones to ultimate
naturalization, Second, they VIII bsne-
1t the general consuming public by q
greater cheapness and efficiency in these
branches Of service. Third, they afford
the means by which the condition OF q
vast body ofwoEkmen can be placed on
a humane and secure basis. The first OF
these objects is logical, and the two latter
are merely principles OF application"
"What steps would you take 10 pre-.
vent political iobbery and corruption?"
queried the reporter,
1--WE propose the following plan" was
the reply, "as the basis OF organization,
for the double end OF preventing politi-
cal abuse and securing humane condi-
lions; On the naturalization OF any in
dustry the existing force engaged In the
industry would hs taken into the muni'
cipal and National employment, All em.
pIoyes woIld be guaranteed a permanent
tenure of employment except In cases OF
tault or Incompetence, which would be
determined by q tribunal expressly con-
stituted for that purpose. Admission to
the service would be TO the lowest grade,
this admission to be determined by pri'
nriy Of application, subject to certain
tests."
"Do you mean to say that this would
do away with patrouagey' was asked.
"LAt us suppose" Mr., Btllamy re-
piled, "that the Mayor OF New York
would appoint the head OF the Gas De-
paItment, He would have no patronage
whatever, and no power OF appointment
or removal, He would merely, have
powerof suspension from duty during
the offenders trial by the courts There
would be a provision for the llnpearh'
nent Of any officer who used his Office
for political purposes"
what about our present educational
systemY' asked the reporter
THE PRESENT EVILS.
wTho nresent svstem nj edneatlon Ia
falling to reach thechildren Of Inc poor,n
vas The yesnonae. TWhy Ia this EoP
S,mniv hsramse Il Ia necessary IN mt
them h work M n verv early noe. The
hIv usssSch nsotts mills ara mn Of ehiI.
Ian eIevsn mr. twelve wears nj ave. The
sss oT cnmnrlsorv odycation sbonld h4
rsiaed ~ anysn,a:n vaars and Tia State
sborId sunnIv sm"h aid irom ,Is trsas.
uFu WnutnnF IN thn form Of i0nI. nlOtb-
iny mr. othsr necsssayies No mnv he nsrj,
nfto" enabIs tbs children 81 parents
IN w az SaUor IN an, unnn th.n ~ o,,anJ
. %ho Tf' HyPu tSIs nt"v J s vi os az.
1s"Jonco ".hould ha moJa obsoir,eIv
comnrISorv
1fSa nj ,ocrs,ic tordepcv do,es hocL
,hirtv ypars y coNtinnsS NJ RaI,amv
III has ncraassJ a. rsnidIv hal T. l.
snon"6 ~ Scsrs Nny ~ III man w" r. Il
cont;SneS to ;rcrSosa ga Il baa IN the
Uo"t tLs wSal,h ~ 'bo oorntrS oil, he
%%oIIn IL h LarIs ~ "a swaii ,oo%,;nr ~
H., InI nsorIa Snd tha raSt ~ na Iii %ava 70
iivs pn "p ysges n no1hinc Il done witbiU
tsn o W Rit"sn Years ~ chScE bis tsnSsm.
~ Sn az" Ins; w. osa "non 10 vsry
y Eir wa ~ VA Sa aUI W AT" we s syin, , aWv Vs n!.
on ,Ss ed1a no,hirS mi = social
c",a,lvs,n ,' caU Ous q W. T yu i u no
ch"nrr hut for " stron, nnhIic NOV.
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WHEELING, W. VA, Dec. 10.
Goodhue & ThouRs, the live stock dealers, re.
port tho condition Of this market 10 bV ~ fol.
lows;
The receipts Of cattle, while not hOAvy, have
oCCASlOned no change In prices, Common stock
IL dull aud neglected extra cattle selling freely
AZ quotations,
Guile Extra, 1900 10 1870 lbs. g.SaISci extra
900 10 l,0DO lbs, jaNIsu; good, 800 10 ~ It's. az
1906 common, GOO 10 TOlbB, 2A2kG.
HOps-in iAlf Iupplyj ceiling 1t 81 6Sa8 rs i1l
&t--Dull at 3aiI
Lambs Active al AHaShc.
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NEW YORK, Dee, ~, -FlnuFI receipts SOIbV
packages; exports co.'s barrels aud 1851 sacks;
CelHtS 900 buShelSt exports lO7,Sg1 bushels;
sales 2,3S6,OOO bushels o. futures aud $500
bushels Of hpot; spot market illneF but dull
No, y red Slot steamer No. 2 red Ole; nngFaaed
red 7DaSlACi No. ! hard YtaO6I4c; No, 9 rcd De.
Cember AIISslNSG, closing at SIG January
SJ1sl; February. SG56c; March S7%asI1Sc, closing
AtSlJSc; May SSNc; June S7hC. Rye tirn Wes :
ern " ALTO, Barley weak western bJaU)ci Can
AdA bgt73C, Corn, receipts l?,SO bushels; ex
ports 90 s7S bushels sales $4,000 bushels Of il.
iureSRnd 1880 bushels Of sp0ti market qu VI
aud steady uugradcd mixed s9EaAlci Dtcem'
her i!NaijHc, closing at i2hc; January 421sc;
February ne; March il1lDi May ,dl9Sc. Oats,
sales $4,000 bushels OF futures and 1900 bush
els OF spot; market tiFmer aud fairly active
December 9SIsci January 2S1tci February
as1tSi spot No. 2 white SliSe; mixed
Chicago 500, Hay aud hops steady Coffee, OPP.
lions steady and bal5 points up; December 1889
al6 VOC; Janulr' lb,Sialb.pjci February, March
and April l6,0Cai6,l5ci May l6,OaalG 9Oc; July
l59Al6 loo; August l605c; September lO.9Sa
SOS steady Rice steady, lallow steady, Resin
aud turpentiqe steady, Eggs quiet; 'estrrn
%tgtsIc' FORK orln nnd active Lard weak !.
6,3jC; March G.i0c; April else; May G.6Oc. luttef,
choice tirni Elgln 2yEc: Western dA ~ VAi9G
creamery l4R2Sc. Cheese quiet western 7al0c.
CHICAGO, Dec 1O,-whpat-A fair s tCulAtv G
~ sd eI' LoeaI eatiSnen.s showed SomS cbSi,Se
mud 4 iitle more 6uIiSil Inclined shorts wrfS
4 SnSsed iS Snver' and nroIni ent Local intdefs
solf Isir y. and oifSrinps irom this a ,rcs ios
avn Ia nefd the mnrket down. Thc strength Of
lis mIrSot was attrIbuted 10 the st,Wdy ri ing
ali in rcgeipIs ~ nrimaFy markets, Curn. traI.
inR limited and iceiing stead. Oats. Elo = and
within narrow limits. Provisions easier. Flour
sSInSSSc; No. 8 spTiuV Gia67S. Eo, y rcd TSIIa
7sIsC; December 1s1lGiSHc, Cluslny AL7SKl; JAiln'
airy .TSAG7s1sc, closing Ut no, May sG1EaSJ11sc,
closing At Sjlsc. Corn, cash No. . O!I4C; Deem.
her 32%a33c. closing at a2JSc; January " GlllG c,
Clpslug At 3l9Ec. May 3E9sG. Oats, clsll 2Ici May
?!1sC, Rye, No. ., 4jISC. BARLEY, No. =, hc, Wax
setl. 81 1S.. Timothy, 81 p. Aesy pork, cash
~ UOaO 10; January ~ 3jaO 10, closing Ut % ~;
Mach ay 6h; Nay syB Iard, eaSh ana J4nasrS
otpao,yf1SG siStSn o'TiIIGi aHy o;LsiYC; baGon,
snnIt ~, f',pao'VSyS In Ivy ~ SSat.toV i.ngrt
Gitat o.nH9'iOc' MnAAE MI" W q We VIheiS
uueuAuHeu'
Dill A nHI III A - IInN IN -EllINR NVnnF WhnnI
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Qbe gnteAiqentet.
Oaicst Nos, 70 ands ~ Fourteenth Street.
IN THE FALL.


WILLIAM EpWAAD PEHSET,
When the Eain comes pat,Fln down
on the leaves all dead md brown,
LAytn' III ok upOu the ground
Inthe fall,
An the trees y stripped md bare
Lift their arms up IN tho air,
E1If heAy'R In mute despair
They would call
Then / love u kinder get
on une side alOne'ld sit
With my coFn'cOb pipe ALT,
In hG uo0T,
way from htrrd men 'nd VILE,
Nd rrilest on human lie
Min It's huStlin' 'FOuud nd strife
kYeTm0Fe,
ND itEOmehOw seems u mo
That we all II GOmG day DO
Liz an old de, eTted trea
Ez II grlGves,
Relchin' up our arms on high
" lIie'sg gray nd WI try sky,
While around Us thick Will lie
our dead leaves.
Leaves Of hops that time has killed,
nd ul plans III ullulhlled,
Schemes fer gsln we loved 10 build,
There will lie
jest about 70 lhick round
~ them dead leave, on the ground,
When LIES cold Fall rRiu COMES down
BY md by,
Makes no air rencO ca l sec
Whether rich or poor We DO,
zach vi DO u lealless tree
In the Fall,
FtF the frost u N0Filv car
Falls lgu "a bout eVGryWhar,
Age nd EnrTur lllTnS The hRr
Of us all.
RE think these matters DER,
SIT In In INV old bAFn door,
Then my mind goes on before
With SHll WIug,
Nd tbIuk that by I'D by
w Ahall, though our leaves here die,
PutOuL new Ones IL the sky
la the Spring
Nd say itblS IL 10,
Though lies WiniOr SiOInS may blow,
spInklln' now our heads with SNOW,
Never mindi
lisa Sign that sprlus " near,
nd u pie Slnt inuaTd cheer
10 the ia dAys o. the year,
Thar hrd
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An electric wire Il an ugly thing when
anything crosses u
A safe iuye,tmvnt

is one which Is guaranteed 10 bring you
satisfactory results, or In case Of failure
a. return Of purchase price, On this sale
plan YOU can buy from our advertised
druggists q bottled Of Dr, Kings New Dis
coNs cry for Consumption. II 10 guatan'
teOd 10 bring relief In every case, when
used for any affection Of throat, lungs Of
chest such Va consnmptlon Inflammation
Of lungs, bronchitis, asthma, whoOplnp
cough, Group, ETC., Otc. II ID pleasant
and agreeable " taste, perfectly safe,
and eau always 10 depended Upon,
Trial bottles free at Logan Drug Co Z
drug store,
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We Caution All Aenln.t Them.

The unprecedented success and merit
Of Ely's Cream Bslm-a real cure for
CatarFh, hay fever and cold in the head
has induced many adventures " place
catarlh medicinpS bearing some rGsem.
blanCe In appearance, Blyle or name
upon the market, 10 order TO trade upon
the reputation Of Ely's Cream BALM,
Don't be deceived. Buy only Ely's
Cream Balm. Many In your immediate
LOCALITY will testify In highest com,
m%endatlon Of IL, A particle 10 applied
into each hosttllt no pain agreeable ID
use. Ptice NJ cents. MwTAW
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We me undersigned Banks and Bankers vii
pay all Prizes drawn In The Louisiana State LOT
tArtes which may be presented at our counters
X, y. WALMSLEY, PruA. LOUISIANA Natl Bank
PIERRE LANAUX, Pres. State National Bank,
A. BALDWIN, Pros. New Orleans Natl Bank.
CARL KoHN, Pres. 0nion National Bank.
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Tho beet Salye III the world ior cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt fheum, ieveI
sores, letter, chapped hands, chill blalDe,
coths, and all akin erupllohs, aud posi-,
lively cures pile, or no pay required II
10 guaranteed to give perfect pAtlBiAclion,
or money refunded, Price % cents pei
box, For sale by Logan Drug Co.
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Financial.

mar, Ds.i" on England, Ireland, rrancO and Ger.
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This continued soft, mild weather Is very
much against business IN produce circles. Witt
the temperature down TO freezing or beliw
tnere Will be an improved demand for RlmOSI
everything In this line. There arc but few
changes 10 note IN prices. There Is a very I'm,
certain feeling In all markets tor eggs and unlesI
there cOnles 4EpCll of cold weather soon, tho
ieelinEut weakness now prevailing will certain
y cahto lower prices ll!An those reported
Choice bnitCr sells readily at the quotation
given. Poultry Of. all kinds Is III demand tur
keys especially are III demand.
~Ap.kL-Ch0ice, 81 76A9 w per barrel; medium
u 2lal 10; common 76clsl W.
hanl.-Ptlme new hand picked, medium
! 80.
RnRer. County, choice, lTalSc; country good,
i4alGC, country, fair, Case.
Beef HdS.-SteCr green. 10 lbs. up 6a1c; steer
Rrpel, light, lliG; cOw green, 3n4c; bull green,
sale; calf skins, green, 3AiC.
3I{4iC; apples, Ohio and West Virginia, III, peI
ID, SIia4C. BlaCEherrles, &c. Cherries, pltted,
per lhI Ease. Raspberrles, lhAlSc per ID,
E1gL-Ffesh In clhe, 2iR25c per dozen; fresh ID
feaihnG-ChoIcc live geese. per h.. 6CaCOc.
mixed live geese, per h., 8hai2c; chicken, dfS
picked, 5alCc; duck, dry picked, 2jaS5o
PotatOes1Good grades, Sja4fC per buShel; Peer
less, Ter bb'., prime new, 81 90; baltimore
sweets, s. 10 per bbl.; Jersey sweets, 81 T6aS u
per Dbl.
NnL-Walnuls 35ai0c per buXhel: hlckorynutl
81 OPAL IS per buSheli chcstnuts % 0la6 80 pei
bushel,
tropical ~Fnhs-Lemuns, $50 to 81 90 DC,
box; Changes, Florldas, s. so to 81 20 per boz
bananas, u 00A2. 70 per bunch; %cOcoAhnts, % d
per hundreds Malaga grapes 81 S5aS 10 per bar
Vegetables, ae.-Cabbages, ooc per bbl,, onions
6bc per bu.hpl box; tomatoes, TO per buShel
MoNq-White clover, per h., lSai6ci pure
strained, SAlOC.
seyN, u 6Ma2 10 per box.
.RdgS-WhitR, mixed cotton, per h., lkaiISC;
all wool, pOF l6u ha55O; mixed, per H., iaiIIc.
Poultry Live ChiOEpnH, old, per dozen SanO;
chickens, spring, per dozen, 81 6Oa2 %; ducks,
old, ItF dozen, S2 6OaS on. Gee,e, Ger pair, S6CH
81 %. by pound llve-Turkeys, 81. DucES, 7aSo.
Chickens, heuS per H., Ua7c; chickens, old
cocks, DC; spring chickens, per H., 70.
ROeis and BdrEs-GinAeug, dry, per H., In de.
maud, 81 70 TO 6 100; saSSRirAi bark, Der ID.
2XaSc; ~SaASairns oil, per H., 41A50C; MAy apple
ROOT, per ID , lEiHgc; yellow root golden t6aOI
per ID, 20Gi blood root, per H., 2Oi seneOa snake
root, per lb,, free Of top, aAlilCi West VinInII
snake root, per lbu gMaiC; pink root, per 10.
fine, Sla9jC; elm bark, per To-, lac,
WGI-Fin0 washed Al32c, lhe unwaEhed 20l
22Ci medium washed SaSjCi medium uuWAGhel
UIansN
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.YopR wasted cheeks may have all The
plumpness aud bloom Of health through
your usg Of. Ayers SarsapaflllA. This
time'honoted remedy Still leads the van.
~ Improves digestion, purlHes The blood,
agd ~ihVigofate5 tile system. Give II a
trial, paw
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Rix,-Carollua head 6Nc; Carolina choice 90
CarOlluH prime bkc; Louisiana prime 6A5kc;
Java Pearl bNc; broken SXo.
~Syrups-ChOlcG sugar syTups 2oa9tc; Sugar
syfups 2slSlci Honey DFips 2l2So; Maple Drips,
ave gallon kegs, 6B6; ten gallon kegs 700; halt
barrels $50: barrels 90; Blxby Maple Syrup (baf'
IelSl bSci Dlxhy Maple " barrels dc; Hlxby
Maple 10 gallon kegs GjOt Blxhy Maple Is gal,
Ion kegs &c; Bixby Maple Quart GalSl Zoe,
sugar House (dATk) 9aG!c; 10 additional To half
barrels, New OrieAnS AOlaSsss, hacy new crop,
S2Gi choice @ni prime l5ci lair iOc; mixed good,
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piles, Pnt., Files,

Loose's Rcd Glover pllO Remedy, ID, q
positive specific for all forms Of the dis.
eass. Blind, bleeding, itching, liberated
and p~rOtflding piles, Price Soc. For
sale by Logan Drug 90, Ridge Corner
Druggists, WhcelinR W, Va. paw
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"REMEMBRR, that the payment Of Prizes Il
GUARANTEED ny FoUA NATIONAL BANKS Of New
Orleans, and tho Tickets arc signed by tire Pres.
dent Of an Institution, whose chartered right
are recognized In the highest Courts; therefore,
beware q any limitations or anonymous
ONE DOLLAR Ia the price Of the smallest
part or fraction Of q Ticket ISSUED ny W. IN airy
Drawing. Anything In Our ZANE offered for lcFs
than 4 n1llAr Il a HwindlB. nOlSwsAw
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6lllT-VuIIORI 7Iei cubes 7X0i lrlIt powdered
nv; ordinary powdered TNCi ~granul6ted stan
siAA GNci standard Windsor A G4kC; RldgeWOOd
white AGasc; white extra q 6Nc; standard vel.
low bMc; New York UbKc; golden C6ASc; fruit
sugar 6Nci New Orleans clarified, none In mar
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COgte-GrCen c~oFeo-Fancy Golden Rio Gle;
fancy green 2lC; Peaberry 10; choice ereea 100;
roasting grades lSO; Java 26ci roasted ln pack
ArbucRle & Co Is roasted 40, Bulk TaASted-
grade Rio 2le,
TeaI-Y0ung Hyson Tor h., 2iaSOc; gInpow.
der, 2iR 1901 inperlnl, 3Sa50c; japan, 2Si7Oc;
OOlOng, 2!a7jCt s 'uuhong, 22aG5.
Cdndiei-Star, full weight, l0c; Plratiue, per
lby 10; mould, per set, Ito.
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NEW YoRK, Dec. 1O%.-petroleum opened steady
At 81 Oaat, bit III or moving up &c, tho market
turned aud declined To- 0IA. Interest In trad.
Ing then died out and the market closed dull at
tl0JH. Stock EXcharge: Opening nj tlUpN
highest 2lOiS9G lowest u OS}4; closing az u @Ni
sales i22,OOJ barrels.
OIL CITY, bee. l0.-%iCttDlCum Olened a. u VIZ
highest SlVi3S; lowest q WA CLOSED at.SllH6
SaloS 9S,UOO harrClEI clGArantCB 1900 barrels
ihlpmuht. $3.50 barrelSi runs 4i'7T barrels.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Dec. l1.-PolrOleum dull hui
EtgHdSi opened ut o. Wy; closed at q UJISi
highest 81 WI lowest siUS1S.
BRADFORD, Pa, Dec. lO.-OpCned Al. q OK,
closed al SlpgaSi hiEhe't u OiA;, lowest u 08A
ClcnrAnccS 80VV barrels
TITUBviLLG. PA, DeC, II, -opeuOd al o. OIli
highest 81 0I1ti lowest aud. clOiod al o. 0aAl.
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Real Estate.
FoR SALE.

WWt tWW 'VVW" TEINWIW5f1F t1I8fftF 8I1fdIiI1II11Il1aII IiEW7
full lot, hOu,cS III 20 Il repair, nnw renting nj
S0lI per Iuuun eau 10 bAught for S6,UUl; No,
2Ii Main rlrrt, sl,tUU; No. TlGi, glCG aud 2lOA
Water street, 5000; TWO DCSlrable Residences GU
fifteenth stl,GI; Iw0 DGslTable kebidcnees nu
SEo"' Wy III ,tT,"t. M Oh SiaJn S,rCct
Store aud DWelling, Cenireyicw, Monroe county,
Ohio, will exchange for city properly; No. Y4lN
KOtl siCtl, Sl,SJ; M, 1908 ChREllne AtFeGt,
Ea,lO; No. lV!J MCtOllOCh stieet, ground Gu by
Ia iVCl, SLi0li No. 1870 MGCOllOch street, Double
Frame, sg 100; 81 feet OF IrOnnd on North huFon
street nGar ZAnc street VI 6OO; two Brick houses,
No. VI bnd " Seventh siICet, fast Of Baltimore
street, gIOund .0by 10 ieGt, 800.
Many OlECF Hlns's \, i''s aud Farms for sale,
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D., Q, d, RAILROAD

BrZ.&C, RAILROAD,
belIAire s zaueSville Through Passenger leaves
p, N.
Wo0dsaeld Passenger leaves Bellalre at A;ao D,
M arrives at helAire at S;26 4, N
sumIAerleld Accommodation leaves BellAIre
" ll:11 . M. HrriYea at liza am
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Trustees Sales.
TRUsTEE's SALE.


TRUSTEE'S SALE.
BY virtue 0i q decd Of trust male by John II
NcCrRrken, john II. DiGhl and Ada Il Diehl
h!A 6iiO, To J, Il. COwden, trustee, RAd Oi Ai or
der VI the CilC'nt Court Of ohio County, WeS
VlhinlA, madOu I tho lstn DAY Of May, 1889, up
pointing meas trustee IN place OF tho lrnste,
ma ed In said deed OF trust, which Is dni eC
Marh ~ lASi and Ia recorded IN the OtllCO u
the Clerk Oi The EQUITY court Of ohio County
West VlFGlniA III Deed Oi trust BOOE No. ~
psRN OiS, | viii sell Ut the front door Of III,
Court HOUSE VI Iald county, on
THURSDAY, the Goth DAYO OF DECEMBER, 1889
beIlnning at " o'clock u u the following dc
bCrlbrTi property, that Is " kRy; Four lots o
ground Numbered Twenty.thTeG, rWentY four
T.gn y FIVE aud lwCnty.Elx lnEquaTo nuInbere.
Two u Jphn L Chemists addition NJ . to thu
city VI Ahecllng.
Inc title to the above property ls beloved Il
DO perfect, but sol ling rs trustee | will convey
only the title vested IN me by said deed Of trust
TEGAS OV aALH-tne third and rs much NOR
"a tue purchaser elects ~ pay In cash, tho bal
Anee IN twO equal lnNtAllments In onv aud tWI
years, nU On beRrlng interest from the day o
sale to bG glvHu for the deferred payments, thl
titc TO be retLhCd until payment IL made II
full ~. ]. " 'C0WDEN, Tru,iGp.
W II HAILER, A%urtInnCer. he3
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Educational.
Nj, De CHANTAL,
NEAR WHEELING, W. w
tsltten OF The YlLlAuopA

W"7 V
A school oil moro than national reputation
Oilers exceptional advantages iOr thorough edu'
cation OF young ladies in all departments, H.
btAry Of SiI thousand volumes, Fine phllo'
SophiCal, chemical and astronomical apparatus,
Musical Department specially noted. Corptoi
plano teachers trained by 4 leading professor
from Conservatory Of Stuttgart. Vocal Cultur,
according 70 tho method d tho old italian tnEs
ter.
Location unsurpassed for beauty and health
Ten acres Of pleasure grounds. Board excellent
For Catalogues, and references to pAtfona II
ali the principal cities, address
rHR nlREUTRRas,
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New YORK, Dec. l0.-wOpl steady aud QUIET
domestic S2A8Qc; pulled 2Allu, Texas lla9sc,
PniLAhELrntA, Dec. 10. Wool 1tin with a fail
demand pt unchanged prices,
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AVELERs'oUIp

A RRIYAL AND DEPARTURE OF
IA IkAlSs5S1n and sitst Nny' y. Ssa,SEx.
day excepted MONDAY excepted. iSatirdsy
excepted SUNDAY only, Saturday only
kaAtern Standard Ghme,
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Kl.sel Another nInn,. Wlfe.

"You ECOundrel,' yelled young Jacob Green,
Al his gOOa nGighbor, brOwn,-
"YOu kissed my wife upon the street,
ought To knock you down.
"rhat's where you're wrOng," good Brown 70
pllui,
In accents II lid and meek;
al kiSsyd her, that I've not denied,
But | kissed her on the cheek
and l did 1t because she looked 80 hand.
some-the very picture OF beauty and
health. What Is the secret Of it?''
"Well," replied Green, "since you eek
II, | will tell you: she uses DR.. Pierce's
Fayotito Prescription, / accept your
apology. Good night" "FavOrite Pre-
IL the only remedy for the
delicate arrangements and weaknesses
Of females, sold by druggists, under d
postire guarantee ofgiving satisfaction In
every case, or money paid for it returned,
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EDWARD BELLAMYY TnEORIES,

Tho Author OF "LOOklng backward" Con
WINGED That Ills scheme of Government
VIII Hiring About the Millennium -Th'
New Nationalist Party May BeOome !
Power,
Neg York Sunday World.
In the little village Of ChiCopee Falls
Mass, on a rainy day last week, a IPOrlO
reporter found Mr.. Edward BelIamy
the originator and leader in the growing
Nationalist movement, The celGbrated
author Of "LOoking Backward" Is 4
wiry looking man, yet in his thirties,
There are but few strands OF oliver in
his dark hair, and his frank face Is III
animated by u pair OF honest brown eyes
Every lineament bespeaks kind.hearted.
ness and g%eniallty,
~ was bora" began Mr.. Bellamy, Sin
Chicopre Falls, My youthful days were
passed in much the same manner as the
ordinary boy. | had my share Of tops
and marbles, fights and kites, though
really 1 DO not think the public will feel
interested In any portion OF my personal
career. After attending school at the
old Union College In Schenectady for
some time, l went to Germany for II
year.
"Upou my return | studied law in
Springfield and was admitted 10 the bar,
hut did not practice. l went into the
field Of journalism and in 1871 became
an outside editorial writer for tho New
York ErniNg Post. | soon severed my
connection with this paper aud became
an editorial writer on the Springfield
Union. My health gave way IN 1877 and
| went to the Sandwich Islands, where
| remained for u year.
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American SO bOtiO 20, Copper dull and iOml
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Thu quiet straits 81 W.
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~ do aud shortly" was the reply.
"Clubs arc forming everywhere, and
already there are two or three hundred
In the iDld.n
allow will you bring about the great
changer
"By election AM. legislation" was the
reply. "0ut in California they promised
to send an entire delegation Of Nation.
alistB To Congress, and matters are work.
ing In q similar ratio in other Suites.
There Ia 10 chance but for q strong pub.
lie movement and W. believe 1t IL com.
ing. We do not blake any Que class for
the existing state OF things, neither do
We represent any. The %plutOCratiC ten.
denCy is In itself Il revolution, ind this
constant drainage OF business out Of the
hands OF the small dealers 10 threatening
to the public"
Whenquvstioned as TO the specific oh.
jects Of the movement, Mr.. Be.lamy
said.
"Fltst, We want the naturalization Of
all railways. We propose that the
Government shall take charge Of tho
properties and shall pay over 10 the
present security holders such dividends
on q Just valuation Of tho property Of
may bb eafned.'