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Mrs. lIarrIson,s nou.,.KeepIpv.

Washington Correspondence Philadelphia Tim0.
Tho domestic routine Of the White
House Is very similar 10 what the Harri.
son household was In Indianapolis. Mrs.
Harrison Is her own housekeeper. She
looks after everything. Every morning
she gives her orders TO the retinue oil
servants. The steward gets his instric-
ton regularly every morning. So does
everybody else. Mrs. Harrison's man.
agement Of the household OF tho Ex-
eCutiye Mansion Is the personilCation Of
simplicity. She goes about the residence
portion Of the White House, which
In the west ond part, as though she was
In a little, quiet, unpretentious house.
She is not awed at the great high coil.
ingS, the big rooms, the stately iurni.
ture or tho Immense portraits OF dead
Presidents and their wives, who look
down upon her out OF their Rilded
frames. Mrs. Harrison IL very active
and Of very cheerful disposition. She
goes shopping and carries bundles back
10 tho White House, and gets out OF q
common coupe with rs little pretenslon
as though she was entering her old
home In the West. The servants Of the
White House have come 10 like her
She has a kind word for all Of them.
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TILE nRpuANIS HOME.
Rev. l.. u. Payne, Agent md Trustee of the
Orphans Home ut hIacon, Gu, Writes n
Letter Dated February 4. 1880,

Rev. l.. u. Payne, Agent md Trustee OF the
Orphans Home ut Macon, Ga, Writes u
Letter Dated February o, 1880.
atlanta COntiRu ton, february 10, 1859,
~ have been using swift's Specific
with the children OF the orphans home
under my charge with the best results.
| began its use between nine and ten
years ago, and have seen many remarka-
bic results.
Quite % number OF tho children had
constitutional blood diseases resulting
from the sins Of the parents and every
one Of these children were cured OF the
horrible faint by the use Of S. s. S.
There have also beon scores OF chill.
dren in lthc institution whose sys.
tens (they having been mostly without
the benefits OF parental care) were ener-
waited by dirt eating and other foul praC-
tiCes. Every one OF these children have
taken s. S. S. and all have been signally
benefited by it. All have been cured
who have taken enough OF 1t. Wehave
also two inmates Of the home, subject to
painful recurring attacks OF eryslpelas.
Neither n improved under the treat.
ment usual for the disease. When all
other medicines were discarded and they
took s. S. s. the cure In each case was
quick and permanent, for they have
been welUfor five years and there has
been no return OF the disease. l could
tell much more OF the remarkable cures
OF blood disease, by S. S. s., for l have
seen 1t used and know It's value.
L. B, PAYNE,
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Gle SMtelliaenftr.
onlosl Nos, rs and " Foprtoonth strest,
THR DISASTER AT SAMOA.

-
A Graphic Pen Picture of the Awful
Scene,
Chicago Inter Ocean.
1t isone thing to stand unwavering in
the face of a~ppreciable danger; tits quite
another matter confronting the intangi,
bic, the iucalculable, the mysterious.
The sea, torn up by the rushing winds OF
the hurricane, running mountains high,
overwhelming with violence, making
the harbor a place OF deadly peril from
which escape was impossible and to
which suecor could notpenetrate, turned
into child's play the dercest naval en-
gagement, with Its contrast Of dangers
not to be avoided and It's horrors hardly
comprehensive, In the gray morning
six vessels in the hRrbOr VRinly depend.
ing on their anchors and steam power
to resist the fearful tempest, each in
peril OF the reefs and mutually threaten
ing each other in the drifting Withstand
currents; in the evening three OF the
vessels crushed TO pieces, their crews
dashed to death or drowned, the others
battered and helpless, the men on board
exhausted by the long fierce struggle for
life, and the night again settling heavily
down with the fury OF the storm un-
abated,
At such time the American flag ship
Trenton with her 400 men moves slowly,
Notwithstanding dragging anchors and
nnuarun1 au1tnau WhnPa tina WFppkaH
hulk OF the Vandalla, to which cling des-
perate hundred men, presents an OBJ
struCtion collision with which means
ruin and the engulfng Of perhaps half a
thousand marines. Help there is none.
The awe.struCk crowds that line the
shore peer intent through the gathering
darkness, straiuiug ears to hear what
sound may come over the roar OF wind
and water from the sailors being relent-
lessly driven TO their doom, This is a
time for despair, for shrieks Of fear and
madness, il ever such time comes to men
brave. But though the mist OF
and evening and eager eyes see the
American colors run bravely up to the
mast head, ears catch tho noise OF voices
rising above the storm in three cheers for
tho Vandalia, a fainter sound, barely
distinguishable as the wrecked men
ieebly answer the 'cheer, and then,
mingling with the howl OF the winds and
the boom OF the waves, are born the gay
OF almost inspiring music as the
rrenton's band plays "The Star spangled
Banner"
History has no nobler example OF
sublime, exalted heroism in the pres
ence Of awful death. 1t will endure to
The honor Of tho American sailor with
more than the glory OF battle, since 1t
proclaimed higher bravery than the
Of war. Men capable OF this
may be trusted to defend their country's
in whatever hour danger assails
i. In this ordeal that tried mems souls
The Nation learned something OF its sail.
ors for proud remembrance.
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PROMISING YOUNG MAN.


The Correspondent Who Wrote the Thrill
Ing Description OF tbs Samoan Disaster.
SAN Francisco, April 17.-John P.
Dunning, the special correspondent OF
the Associated Press, who wrote the
thrilling account Of the loss Of the war
ships at Apia, is u young man OF about
twenty.eight years, who has been ono Of
the regular office force attached to the
Pacific coast agency Of the Associated
Press in San Francisco, entering the
service two years ago. He was known
to possess great GOODNESS, and fine dc.
s~Crfptive powers when he was selected
to 60 to Samoa to watch the political sit
uation there. Mr.. Dunning Is q native
OF Delaware, and his father, d. 7. Dun
ming, Isl resident Of Middletown, Del.
Before coming to the Pacific coast heidi
his first newspaper work on the vii.
mington, Delaware papers. Hisweight
since going to Samoa has been reduced
from 1876 t 1l3 pounds. His account OF
the disaster was nearly 10000 words and
was sent entire to the eastern papers OF
the Associated Press. TWAS the longest
dispatch ever filed on tho Pacific coast
for transmission east on one topic.
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Cast in the shade Counterfeit coin.



In many instances 1t has been proven that D,
d. b. botanic Blood Dalm), made by Blood
Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga, will cure blood poison
In It's worse phases, even when all other treat.
ment falls.
A. p. BruhsOn, Atlanta, Ca, writes: ~ had
"a running ulcers on one leg aud 0 on the other,
and felt greatly proSttRtcd. believe / actually
swallowed a barrel Of medicine, in vain efforts
TO cure the disease. With little hope 1 finally
acted on the urgent advice Of a friend, and got a
bottle OF II. u. Il, Experienced a change, and
my dependency was somewhat diSpelled. ]
kept using II until l had taken sixteen bottles,
and all the ulcers, rheumatism and all Other
horrors OF blood poison have disappeared, aud
at last | am sound and we'll again, after ln OK
pericnce of twenty Year, Of torture"
ltObt. Ward, MnxGy, Ga, writes: "My disease
was pronounced Il tertiary form Of blood poison.
My face, head aud shoulders were n mass Of cor
ruptlOn, and finally the disease began eating my
skull bones. My bones Rched; my kidneys WGrC
deranged, ! lost flesh aud strength, aud life be-
cane burden. All said | must surely die, kul
nevertheless, when | had used ten bottles Of Il
Il. Il. | was pronounced we'll. Hundreds OF scar,
can now be seon on me. 1haVo now been vel
over twelve months"
Logan Drug Co., Wholesale agents
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Can be Saved FROM a Drunkard'S Grave,

TURKISH LIFE TABLETS will positively and
permanently cure those who may be- afflicted
with tho terrible l.IQU0R, OPIUM or TOBACCO
Habit, eradlcatlng from the system the awful
craving deAlrc which so many and hard 10 relin'
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A Low condition Of health is common

A Low condition OF health is common
with many who allow themselves to
worry. Mental anguish causes bodily
suferings. Anxiety and care has bro
ken down many constitutions, A train
OF disorders usually follow mental dis.
tress. Heart affections, nervousness,
sleeplessness, dyspepsia, liver complaint,
kidney troubles, ETC., are among the
list, A sure remedy for relieving all
mental and physical distress is Browns
Iron Bitters. 1t at onCe strengthens
every part Of the body, making work a
pleasure and care unknown. D4w
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Petroleum.

PITTSBURGH, PA. April 17.-There was great
excitement at the OIL Exchange to-day and prices
dropped nearly four points. Pittsburgh has been
very bearlSh Tor sometime, aud the story that
the Standard has secured the control Of tho Lima
field was seized upon RS q preteXt 10 hammer
prices. The market was active and ieverIEh all
day, and the fluctuations were rapid, but the
session was devoid Of paulCky features. AZ the
opening sales were made Al! size, which proved
10 be the highest point Of the day. Prices then
began to dfnp, aud with tho exceptions Of small
miles continued TO decline until the close, when
SIC WINS bid, The feeling was still weak aud
unsettled. Tho days transactions were very
heavy and aggregated millions Of barrels. Open.
ed and highest S7hc; closed and lowest H1fc.
New YoRK, ApElll7.-Petroleum was more &C.
tive than It hRS been for many months, The
opening WIS weak and the prices ranging all the
way from SIC 10 Sf14C, but alter the first few min
ntes the market became steady. II broke again
10 the afternoon aud declined to SlISo, and after
Q reaction closed weak at SiSfc; sales 1901 OO
barrels.
OIL Cry, Pa, April lL-Opened al s7Ac;
highest SIZE; ,loweStSiLc; closed At 8iasc; sales
2,VaS,00 Q barrels: GleRranceS 500, 1000 barrels; char.
tets 32,6lg barrels; shipments SO,G4 barrels
runs iI,gl2 barrels.
.B%RADFoRD, PA, April l7.-opeued at sSHc;
closed at Sl1sc; highest SS4c; lowest S]lc.
TlTusvflLE, Pa. April l7.-opened and high.
est S154ci lowest SiNci closed al SXc.
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Always Keep Tho Uppvr iIAud Of DlSsNlV

Always Keep the Upper iIAud OF disease.
Changes Of temperature arc apt 10
Cause dangerous sickness In tho full.
blooded apoplexy ls 10 DO feared. When
you have d pain In the head, feel dizzy,
leyeriSh, rllumatiC or sick at the Btoti.
aCh, take al once three 10 ten OF BRANp.
RRru's Pitts, Such slight affections are
only the harblngers Of disease or sudden
p%roStNtlon, and tho thing 10 do Is TO
master the trouble at once. Never lot
O little sickness get the better Of you.
Drive II out Of doom Immediately, Lot
there be no compromise, always have
with you a box Of BRANDRErn's Pitts,
and you arc prepared 10 fight the worst
form Of sickness In liz lnClplenCy, paw
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CHICAGO, June 20, lSSs.-TurkISh Talet Co.,
Philadelphia, FA.-GESTLENEN: ! have Just fin.
lSlcd tho second box OF your Tablets and am
aiOnlShed At their wonderful effect. A month
ago | was afraid 10 walk any distance alone,
tearing at any moment to DO taken with nervous
prostitution and fall lnSenslblG o. the street, ny
have done on several occasions, but to-day
feel like 4 new man. Shall continue 10 use
Turkish Life Tablets. I'D. STALKER,
salesman Jas. MAguer 4 Co.
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Origin OF a Famous Saying.

Chtu9O Inter Ocean,
Good tempers the wind to the shorI
lamb" was first said by Laurence
Sterne In his Sentimental Journey
published In l70s, The putting Of thu
same idea into language dates back t
1910, In George Herbert's collection o
that date occurs the sentence, ITO
close shorn sheep God gives wind By
measure" II Is even a better sentence
from the fact that lambs are seldom
shorn Of their coats. The sentence has
frequently been quoted as Biblical, and
so often as from Shakespeare,
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"For want Of a nail, a shoe was lost F;
for want Of a shoe, a horse was lost; for
want Of q horse, q rider was lost"
Never neglect small things. The first
signs Of pneumonia and consumption
can positively be checked by DR.. Acker's
English Remedy for Consumption. O.
Il. Goethe, r. B. Burt, Q. Menkemeller,
Logan Drug Co. 0
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The price Of Strawberries can not beat
the bottom OF the box In keeping up.
A mo Nlnds NiI1srnhls

ty dyspepsia IL scarcely worth the living. A
CapflelOuS appetite, heartburn, puLEllns nervous
symptoms, increased action Of the heart after
eating, sinking IN The abdomen between meals,
aud GAtulence alter, arc among the successive
tndtctd Of this hAtfalslng complaint. Two
things only arc uCCdiul for liz removal. A TO.
sort 10 iiostettCta Stomach BlLletS, and persist
CncO In liz use. These remedial measures being
adopted, 4. cttD Ii certain. Taken Immediately
before OF Atlgf meals, this great llOinAchio pro.
mntea secretion Of the gastric Juice, the DAliital
symptoms C0nlOQuOnt Upon chronic Indication
disappear, - The complaint gradually yibllA 10
lhC CORRECTIVE and invlgoAtlig influence Of the
Hittett; Appetite returns, sleep becomes more
tqlIgihinE and a. SEQUENCE, The body Ia en-.
aud lh9minl grows AanE1lhe, Use the BlliOts
lot chllla aud lever, and rheumatism,
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A Graphic Pen Picture of tue Awful
Scene,
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His Lordship-Yes, this is really a
wonderful country, but you have no
ruins or deserted cities as We have on
the other side,
Mr.. Wideawake-Well, don't know
about the ruins, but II you want to see a
genuine deserted city, why you just take
q trip to Indianapolis,
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EYMProMa.-MolSturc; intense itching and
singing; most at night; worse by scratching,
II allowed 10 continue tuniors form, which
often bleed and ulCCrate, becoming very sore,
swAYNE'g OINTMENT stops tho ilChlng and
90 cents. pt. Swayne 4 ROn, Philadelphia.
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Economical.

she-RObert, l have a plan for saving
money,
He-Indeed!
She-Yes. Coal is SO cheap, you must
sell your sailbost this spring and buy a
6team.yaCht,
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WHEELING DAILY ETE11IeENoER, THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 49, 1885,

it almost impossible. He suffered four
days from pneumonia, and the doctors
gave him up, DR.. Acker's English Rem
edy for Consumption saved him and he
is we'll to-day, O.. R, Goetze, R. B, Burt,
g. Menkemeller, Logan Drug Co. s
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PALTIMORE 4 OHIO RAILROAD

nATTTNfOpER 0uTO A MN
Rnnand.tnl ~ =. * y V ~ wt"a,id4 SItoL,,'.
In effect November u, lSSs1EaStern time;
EaS lpp6 LOT Chicago 9ad mo NoEthTeS! IONA
except Saturday:
6 EHptS IN LOT G9lamEns, JIncinneu ana ~
except Saturday.
For C0lumpn1 800 and l0:G 4 m daily, and
nag p ~, daily, except Saturday, and 2:2O
uGlly, excepl sunday.
nj LIG III " Ior mGSninStoI, y. u baltimoEe
n And SlOp M daily, via Pittsburgh 6iSO p m.
Eot Flt9burBh and Washington, Pa, 300 q IN
uGlyi Sxpless, 1'ysa m, dAily, LAD p N, daliy
GAcept Vnhuay: Additional way train Tor Wath'
ington, Par $50 p IN, daily except Sunday,
E9r IItShurRh6, Washlngton, Baltimore and
F1 Wa%IHvI ~ p;SG Z IN dally;
E~oIuhDuA anu cincinnati, 40 q N, sunday
only.
EGt aolndSylle, S:lo q N, and 1890 noonI
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CONC o oklAhoma, Mnyha.

What ascaudal 1t would stir up in this
country II it should turn out that George
William Curtis had really eloped with
Henry Watterson's Star-eyed Goddess
We do not say positively that anything
OF the kind has happened, but the copn'
try has lost sight lately Of these two dis
tinguished retormers, and we have our
auRpicionA.
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BuCklen,s Arnica sOlyO.

The best salve in the world for cuts
bruises, sores. ulcers, salt rheum, fevel
sores, letter, Chapped hands Hhilblalns
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-,
lively cures piles, or no pay required
1t Is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfac
ton, or money refunded. Price 25 cent
per box. For sale by Logan Drug 90.
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MIR. Thnrmnn In a Now Role.

New York Tribune,
~ am devoting all my ting now to
plous uses" Allen G. Thurman tells q
reporter Of the Harrisburg Call, Thus
does the grand old Roman announce
that he has withdrawn from the Demo.
cratic party,
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W. n. CLEMENTS, Manager,
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features OF the Money and Stock Mar
L kOtl,

I kSts,
NEW YORE, April r,-Aoney on call easy al
aaS per cent, last loan . per cent, closed offered
ut 2per cent, Prime mercantile paper 411fas pei
cent. Sterling exchange dull but tFm at 1854
1 sSk, Sales Of stocks were 1874 shares,
The stock market was a little more active to,
day than yesterday, but there was y smaller
number Of stocks traded In, aud the Increase was
confined to q few Of the leading shares, The
opening prices were steady, but there was con-
siderable pressure upon the G9nGeFs, and Bur
llngton and Rock Island led u fractional down.
ward movement, which occupied almost al Of
the tlnt hour, The Oregon shares continued TO
be the weak spot In the list, and notWIthStAnd.
Ing The denIals Of the reports, there remains a
suspicion that something Il ~ hand and they all
sold At lower figures than for some time, The
close was dull but iirm and generally VI small
fractions under the opening figures,
Railroad bonds were dull; sales SJll 900,
Government and State bOndS dull but strong,
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BellGire,& ZaneSville Through Passenger leaves
BellAire at S;AOR' m, arrives At BellAlFe a. $3.50
p, m,
WoodSlCld Passenger leaves BellRire Of $40 p,
M, arrives at BellRifo at 1925 q. m,
Summerleld Accommodation leaves BellAiro
At 1874 p. m, arrives al BOllAire at liza q. m.
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It's 4 wise champagne cork that knows
lLs own pepper.


COL W. X, Nelson, Of Brooklyn, came
home one evening, feeling a peculiar
ightreee II, tito chest, before retiring,
he tried 70 draw a long breath but found
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The simple application Of "syAYNE's oiNr.
MINT" w%ifhontGny internal medicine, will cure
any case Of letter, Salt Rheun1, Rlngworm,
Itchy skin EfupllonI, no matter how obstinate
or long standing. II 10 potent, effective, and
cost but q TITLE. TThAAw
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PLEAsANTRIEs.
How She Got In.
PUCK.

First little girl-Do you live in a fiat
l thought they didn't take children in
fats. How dothey get in2
Second little grill was horned in.
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Railroads.

WHEELING ( ELM GROVE R. R.
w On aud after Saturday, October 10, 1883,
Trains on tho Wheeling 4 Elm Grove Railroad
will run ~ follows;
LEAVE WHEELING;
6;sOA a. M, 7:00a. M 0R. m, ll;00 q. M, 1850 p,
M, $3.50 p. M $50 p. M, 100 p. M, 900 p. N.
LEAVE WHEELING PARK:
O:l0R a, M, 7;A5 4. m, 1000 a. m, 1880 M, $3.50
ON 6uNDAYS-Untl further notice trains Will
run ~ follows; Leave the city At 500 0. m, and
run, every hour until Q:lbp IN. Leave Wheeling
Park Rt 900 4. M, and run every hour until 10
I, m, Except church train win leave Park ut
no2l q. HIRsCH, sup't
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A T~RAINs-on and Hiter Nov Is. lsSS-5x
day excepted. monday excepted, lsAtiT lay
S8cspted SUNDAY only, Saturday only
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"Will the Indian work?" asks a
writer. Try him with a gimlet aud keg
OF whiskey, and sec.
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Wanted.

WANTED-TAIL0REsS, OR AN
w experienced girl. Constant employment
Ior the right person, W. ]. BROORlNG, ClAyA'
Vile. WAkhlnGtOn county, III. Gpl6
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steamahIn rlokniaL.

STEERAgE RATES 70 SOUTH
~ AMERICA, AA
From lhliaGsiGhIA 70 Liverpool by steamer
llayfq aud W ChhfguufA iioulili Lima ,tSS,,.sS
glIeol, 70 no do lAnelrOi 10000 iIienos AVE.
Fot iurthVt Information CailAt
n,s IL, Y, HEiItENg'.
T@ Tue Steamship Agent
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w Horscsi weight about 100 pounds each;
,gr liz 10 eight years, Apply 10 BELLAlRE
STREET RAILWAY Co, BellGire, o.
aUls.DAW
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apll GEo. j. ERMLlcif, q. IA.

NLEY ELAND 4 PITTSBURGH
AhAlLR0Ap,-U Under PoheduiN In eGeGI Feb,
", ,i6sg. Train leave bridgeport, Central stand.
ard litnei For Pittsburgh, Chicago and Glove.
lAud, lilOA m, For plthbuHh, iVi29 4 m, I6f
OhlOAgO'ald Cleveland, iiO1pm IN. For PllAbufSh
and Ngw FORK 9;g m. fbf atRubeuVliiO, 6tSS
q N, For Martins Forty 6iib q m,
Trains arrive At bridgeport Al 7ih9 a m. iO,V1 a
m, l2,8 y IN, Ann n m, aid 7il7 n = niI
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ne Ool 1Iend on Ench ono.

Baltimore american.
Mrs. LNngtry now wants 10 attack
mHenry Will" She will certainly fail
II she does, for Henry always did get
ahead OF the women,
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A LII KINDS OF BOOK AND Joe
"a R,ip TIIsS, ts1 " nd promptly executed Al
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WANTED-RELIABLE BUSINESS
w man for our Wheeling Branch store,
Viii stock 5000 to 5000, Must furnish good
rlrnnce aud 1900, cash deposit, vs. security,
which IS secured by $4,000. salary 5000 per
,sat. KEITH "a Wabash Ave. Chicago. RpIG
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Educational.
me-. De CHANTAL
NEAR WHEELING, W. VA.
sisters Of tho visintIouO
Washington School Of EIOcltiOn

Sisters OF tho vlslhtlon.)

AMI OhIs
MRS. NJ. STEVENS HART. zee. ........ PRINCIPAL
Si "M" 3D., N. W" WARRINGTON, D.. G.
Sixth Annual Session begins Wednesday, Sep
tember %.
Course OF instruction embraces Elocution
Practical English and English Classics, Latin
Mathematics Modern Languages, Vocal aud In
strulnental Music and Physical Culture.
Tho Principal is assisted by all efficient corp
Of teachers III each department.
Graded Glasses for boys and girls daily.
Adult Glasses and private instruction given II
the evening.
Diplomas awarded. Admitted number OF M,
pills accommodated In the family.
For circulars and references apply 10 IRrEIAI
dRNCER office, anal