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The Southern herald., 1889-11-22

Why Mothers should study the A4MaInR
Principles of Sanitation.
Every mother should make household
hygiene study. 10 DO this she need
mol be Obliged to Institute exhaustive
rescarch in technical treatines but me
shouiu acqualnt nerse1 enough with
me leading principle q sanitation g
preclude the Likelihood q her children
becoming poisoned oy deieollve aFaln-
age Or neglected garbage through heF
ignorance o. the deadly iniluencc these
exert Itmay % safely declared tnat
where There are evil ouors perfect
nealtniulness can not exist 4 tns
mother notices offensive smells proceed
ing rom the drain pipes Or sinke or
paslns' \ an elnuylum arises from tne
ceslaf' sne may % sure something :
wrong ana ner ilrst business must pc e
investigate me cause q the trouble n
modern houses tne system q traps used
2 waste pipes Y much more psFHses
than IN buildings erectea aFsA 80
years ago where there 2 any ae4n.
- 20 whether 'ne traps are Y perfect
working order. no time should pe io1k
u summonlng plumber e e better
70 pay his bills than those q physl-
clan.
Even when tnere seems % bo nothing
radically wrong about the drains end
sewer connections. lis safe to nse ieH'
simple precautions. One q ne best q
these Y % Hush every pipe daily With
hos water Y that = possible Ie TIE
may pc added crushed Washiae-sefe.
household ammonia potash. oF soms
good disintectant Chloride Of lime Is
90 disagreeaols 70 most people that The
remedy gained ny employing i seems g
many almost worse than the dlsaaae 4
e 20 counteFaek Coppefas water e IN.
offensive, cheap and ensily prepared.
y must ne handled With care however.
Tor y makes ugly spots and stains. even
upon white goods. that ere aln5st I'M
possible % eiIacc
Tho accumulation ol Vesie heaps
n the cellar q yard should never be
permitted. What can noe ee ourasa
p tne kltchen stove With tie ed g
not ilre. closed lids and open aFeita.
should Pc sent o. BY seaYeneeE e !
remote dumping ground Stores q
Ikuit aea vegetables should s. picked
The Southern herald., 1889-11-22
Rsmarkabls prsssnes Of Mind.

Laura lIunocensly -Doesn'l the train
60 through q long tunnel soon. 0eofReP
George funnel just ahead. Lanra
Leans forward and whispers % boy on
seat ii 'front.'. johnny. pnnt you
to cough With AZ your might Wills
Iws'ro going Through lhls tunnel
Here's hall q iQllaEI ~chleage yE|hane
The Southern herald., 1889-11-22

How fate likes to send Its misior-
tunes in couples is evidenced in the
case Of the unfortunate owner Of the
cartridge factory which blew up at
Antwerp. killing 50 many people. No
sooner had he been taken into custody.
charged with carelessness. than there
was an explosion in tho bullet foundry
at Paris belonging to him, iDjuring sew
eral workmen severely.
The Southern herald., 1889-11-22

Miss Rebeoca Fairbanks. the last
Of family that came over in 1855, is
said to be still living in a house at Ded-
ham, Mass. that was brought over IN
tho year mentioned and located en- ils
present site at that time The Fair
banks scale maa came q lhis family
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ESS bonds active aud sIFohEcFi' sales
'djOVcratnont and state bonds DUH and steady


NEW York, jan. l4.-Flour, receipts 2i,l26
packages lnaket dull and heavyat baiOo lower;
lalpi lbO barrels low exttas y lbA9 co.. winter
wheat, low grades. l6al %, Corn meal lower:
bushelsi sales 6,6a2,0O0 bushels Of futures and
SOU bushels. OF spot spot market dull aud
heavy at % lOwefi No, rod q OH No. 1 white
81 0li No. 2 Chicago nninlnNlj options active,
irFsESl9E a FO 1wST W under Saturday, jan
March 9S5toaSl OO]]S ullIlnE al bS9IG May 81 6lH
al wv, rl6tlng ~ 0l9ti June u OLAF %, clos
Ing ii q OIL. July piIfci August 08JS9g6c, clos.
ingat latSci December V00. Stocks Of grain In
store and alOat january iai Wheat S,SSyG iS
S2S, barley 2O1Oat malt, lb1,717i peas, %, 9jA,
Corn, receipts g2S,TIi bushels; exports iSa6i
bnbhglSi sales OO33,U0 bushels Of futures aud
sD.oo bushSl, Of SPOT sE9t market fairly 10;
i6lSill)SGi options ialfly, active aud
receipts Woo blshclGi galeg N0O0 6IShpiS d
futures a1d lglo go 9gShsls a Ggol' mod;
western 9SGiE2ci while do Bja6lJ(ci No. J t6i,
CNIiO GlkC. COllCO, nptlohs Stpady aud hpOlhlI
above HaluhlAyi lAnanEy, February, March,
Aptll, May, Juno aud lyly loll1qll WI August,
IS I S AZ w ai s'S suS ISS stSsSS
sISIaIS.SSs fBominAii 10 iSst 40, Now 6iisSRi
1hlOl open kettle, primo 10 choice 8algO live
nFm Tall0W, tOslh aud tufpVlitlnp quiet, BigS
iJ6iaii 9iI new mess tll 9Ail6O, Cut meat
dull lard depressed aud luWufi western li6GIIi
TOOI January 7,0Sci February fbO6l MaFCii
5.b91l April 7,tACl Nay 1901 June h1pC AuEtil
i6iai Shplail6Of 7,Biu, Hdllof weak wCilSrT
daily ila2Oe, % creamery i7azIc. Cheese strong
WCS(ofn iiAli5iC,
CHICAGO, Jan, il,-whCAy wal active end
lafgCly luidSd In lpdAyi the clotlns ptItei
showed d decline Of ~ under SATURDAY, Cor
was qllpI during most Ol the tglsl1il, Uals WEIR
hlf, pt0VlDlDn6 were moderately active. fluui
Weaker aud bai0G lower, Wheat, OaAh No.
spring plI(Apl)tpl No, q ahflng eaVOC, No
clOslhHRl V1yC, July VI Apa)iu, Ul0tldF al Vi n
| Corn, cash aud lahuAty GlNpI March Sli{G
MAY dgkC. oats talh, January aud fRbnlAty
E6p' \, 1tjte 'fiRi leed, u OK, Timothy SiSi
NObt gptk, cash, January and March oli d
May 60 2tai1 bIif gl0alnR ~ llg %. lard, Cahl
aud January IblNGl March fi1Nol NAV \ N;
jlbc, closing Al 7,3Sp fauOn, lhbfl flbi M
shOuld6th H,a1Dfci thpft cleaf 7taij(C, WhIifi
II o. sugar. cIiloii iAe)tol STIMULATED TIld
standard \ 1lfl. butter neglected, fanny cttaif
DIV 6ia6Cl ChblcC ilfflg 9a2lGl lhe nilflRS M
Ia, good 10 choice i9,SaiiC, EEgA easy al iff
ThV Visible supply Of gtalni compared With Cha
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TO KEEP SALTWATER FISH.
The Novel Device OF the Fish Commission
mt It's New Aquarium.

The Novel Device OF the Fish Commission
Mt It's New Aquarium.
One Of the most vexlng questions in
connection with the construction Of the
new National Aquarium at Washington
is that Of sustaining life in saltwater fish
far from the ocean. A novel and success
full solution has, however, been reached.
1t is that once in three months sending
a messenger with huge tanks to Norfolk,
where they will be filed with ocean
water outside OF the capes. 10 keep the
water for any length Of time Commits
sioner Mcdonald and Superintendent 8.
G. North constructed simple machine
foratomisingair. and the purified oxygen
obtained selected In several departments
In the aquarium through rubber tubes,
the supply keeping the saltwater pure
and rendering 1t life.giving to the fish.
This new apartment Of the Fish Com
mission will be fifty feet long from north
to south, being u continuous aquarium
all around the space, with six.ioot
walk in the center. No light other than
that radiating through the water will be
furnished, and the interior finish will be
in shell, stones and grasses, in keeping
with It's contents.
Several new shipments Of rare and
beautiful fish were received within the
past four days, among which are Cali.
lornla rainbow trout, Lake Erie salmon
trout, Atlantic brook trout, Michigan
greyling, brown German trout and Loeb
Leven trout from Scotland. Other ship
ments will DO received when the grotto
Is ready, which will be in the next
thirty DAYS,
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FRED GRANTS FAMOUS HORSE.
NIaIsppa Carried It's Rider Through Coz
pllcated Movements US the DFlll.

AIaEeppa Carried Its Rider Through Com
Plleated Movements Of the DFill.
The following story Is told by Fred
Grant: In his last year at West Point he
held the position Of Captain OF Artil'
lery, One day the visiting officer, who
happened to be his father, Gen. Grant,
held an inspection drill, After the Gu
diets had assembled on the parade ground
1t was decided TO give the command by
bugle call, The officers would then de-
liver them by the word OF mouth TO the
men, Fred Grant had nOtorlouslN bad
ear for music, He had never been able
to master q single tune, and, worse still,
had no idea Of time, When the an
nounCement OF the mode OF giving the
orders was made he rushed up TO u COM
rade and said;
"GIeat goOdnessl What shall ] do2
] can't tell the difference between the
charge and the retreat.
His friend advised him to'change his
horse for Mazeppa, a horse OF one OF the
Sergeanls. She would carry him
through, He hastily did so, and watched
every movement q his animal during
the ensuing evolutions, When the call
Of "halt" came, Mazeppa stood like u
rock, and the proper order WIS issued
by the officer, In this way the horse,
by its ear for music, told It's rider the or
ders Of the day, and carried him safely
through tho complicated movements OF
the drill,
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Of one week ago, according to tho 1,oard Of
TradO Official report, IL al follows: Wheat a..
0g bushels, decrease ig5 600 bushels; corn IL.
5000 bushels, Increase l,7Oi,OCO bushels: oats
Ii 900 bushels increase q do bushels; barley
2GlO,OOO bushels, decrease lbY,0O0 bushels,
PHILADELPHIA, pa. jail I4.-Flour weak.
Ohio and OIiCf western clear Al 76ah n. strNiSht
Is OiaS 81; Winter pnicnt iaIr 10 choice a. i1SG 10.
Wheat dull and lower; unEraded SjEc; mo =
rcd January Ojhc; Fe6rlinsy 1iLia6g1.e. March
060Og5lc; April 'J79ta9SjfC; May GVcaSI 10. Corn
steady; No; mixed on track aGc; No, mixed
january 4lhc; February 42C; March 42ailllG;
April iIet May 4ShaHl, Oats steady; No, q
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PERSONAL GOSSIP.
Mrs. General Harrison now receives
fifty letters day and has been compelled
10 hire q private secretary,

Mrs, General Harrison now receive
fifty letters q day and has been compelle,
to hire private secretary,
William NJ. Holland, Of Washington
Pa, died on Saturday, aged "a years, HI
had been q resident OF that place fo
more than fifty years,
II is no wonder that indianapolis min
listers charge IS per day for praying fol
the present Legislature, II Is the big,
gest contract Of the kind on the earth,
Figaro asserts that Count dc LessepS
and the administrative council Of the
Panama Canal Company have signed an
agreement with the Banque Parisienne
for the issue Of 100000 shares Of new
stock,
A new journal has been launched in
New Orleans named the Graphic, II
will advocate protection to American in,
dustrlesr just the teaching the South
needs.
General Paul Vandervoort, late Com.
mander-in.Chief oil the G. A. r., Of
Omaha, NGb,, has been appointed assist
ant secretary OF the Republican National
Committee,
On complaint Of a clergyman, Ella
Chamberlain, the whistler, was prevent
ed from giving q performance ~ WOT-
Cester, Mass, Sunday night, because she
would not whistle only sacred music,
A book called Peeps at Our Cousins, T"
sald to be by one Of Queen YlctorIa's
maids Of honor, will be published in
New York soon, II consists OF gossip
about people prominent In London so.
ciety, especially Americans,
II is the first time that the Democratic
party has ever been in q prayeriul mood,
The Courier.JourRal begs that ION the
morning Of April so the ministers
throughout the country pray for the
removal Of the wicked high tariff"
As soon as Colonel Dan Lamont dc.
Gldes what the President will do when
he is let out, our readers will hear OF 1t,
1t is just as well to dismiss oil anxiety
about 1t and wish that he aud his good
wife will have long life and abundant
happiness.
Andrew Paxton, the widely known
General Agent Of the Chicago Citizens
League, died OF peritonitis Saturday, at
Ibis residence in that city. He was 90
years old, Mr.. Paxton's chief distinc.
ton lay in his successful efforts in Chi.
Gago and other cities TO secure the en-.
iorcsmeut OF the laws against the sale Of
intoxicating liquors to minors,
The New York World says: Like the
children Of genius, Mrs. Francis Hodg.
son.Burnett ia eccentric, and as the alt.
tude OF her almost phenomenal sue.
cesses heightens, the scope Of her yaga-
ries widens until her friends liken her
to sort of modern Galatea. Sho be-
longs to the steadily increasing society
Of grass widows, and the fact that mar.
riage with her has been u failure may
account for some OF her harsh treatment
Of women. A letter, reference, or a
request TO tho authoress and playwright
means u rebuff. Let the visitor be a pa
trOness and the reception accorded is de-
lightlul, for, mortal us she Is, she llas an
eye to the main chance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-15
Financial.

,, Dssi',o o. England Ireland, france and es,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-15

THE endorsement Of German Syrup is
unparalleled. We will publish 1000 tes-
timonials received during the last six
months. Read them. May save your
life,
BUCKINGHAM, N. y, May 81, $50.
G.. G. GREEN, Dear slr:-I ain FIRE.
guently troubled with severe colds, and
the only remedy that will relieve me Of
them Is your Boschce's German Syrup.
/ have used 1t for more than twelve
years. II q constant household COM
panion with me. Our merchant here
procured It first at my solicitation, and
says he has sold u great many bottles. 1t
is very popular remedy in this section.
Every pefson who has used it speaks in
the highest terms Of Its merits, do
not know Of a single case 1t has not
cured. first used it in Vermont, where
| lived before coming here. l advise
everyone to use 1t, us 1t is certainly the
best cough medicine haveever known.
have tried nearly all Of them ut differ
ent times. Yours respectfully,
Moses GRAY,
Proprietor Grist Mill.
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ON. wbal mi Awrul ilrealh /

There ID nothing more heallhiul than
onions, The trouble shat persons are
afraid 10 cat them because they make
the breath uhifagraht, Hut there % 4
iess fragrant breath than that ifelght!ed
With onions, We mean tho breath Of q
t,efson With foul stomach. Take aim
hwayI Nc inwaidly cry when hg wills
i,srs Ia our car. Do SEQ that your breath
I nufg, TakeA few BRANDREfh'l FiLtl;
and regulate your liver St0lnaeh anu
bowels and your breath Will DO sweet
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Whene'er an anxious group is seen
Around some monthly magazine
Or paperthat is daily whirlcd
To every quarter Of the world.
And merry peals Of laughter rise
As this or that attracts the eyes,
The smiling crowd, you may depend,
Above some illustrations bend
That advertise the strength and scope
And purity of IVORY SOAR,
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Uses Of nor,o sehSs.

Minks-"Ahl Good morningl You
seem to 10 In d hurry"
Winks-"I am. Going 10 indianapolis
TO SEQ Harrison about an office I'm after
| know III get II, because l have q pail
Of live 'coons, abltIalo cali, a black bear
two wildcats, and campaign eagle"
"But, SEQ here Don't you know Har
risOn has been bored half TO death BY
presents Of that sort 2"
"Ycs, indeed. Thatswhy know I'll
get the Office"
"EhY
ii intend to tell him | have all thest
wild animals on hand, but shall add
that Two got too much horse sense Z
offer them 10 him. He'll just weep will
SRatiLudn.N
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once Nes, 20 ana ~ Fourteenth Street,
> EHR FACE UPON TUE FLOOR.

Darcy In NeB Ysrk Dispdich,
Twas h9lmy summer evening, and gOodly
Which well.llgh lllSd IOO'S bArrOOm on the
corner OF the square;
And u songs and witty stories came through the
A vagsbond cFept slowly in and posed upon the
floor,
"WheTe did ltcomc tromr some OueSAld. 1.-THE
,,,, wind has blown Il In"
what d9es ltwant2 another cried. "somo
"lIeFe, TG6y EEK him, Il your StONach'S equal
IwouldaI touch him with fork, he's as altAy
MATurk,"
This bnlIuOge the poor wretch took with StOical
in fact he smiled, as though no thought he'd
struck the proper place
Come, boys, know there's burly hearts among
To be 10 such good company would make dea'
con proud,
GIVE ps ,,l i1FInk n, want-In out
When had cash to treat the gang, this hand
was never slow.
WhaT You laugh as though you thought this
pocket meyer held sou,
once wan faxed Us well, my boys, US any Ons Of
you,
There, thanks; that's lRred me nicely; God
bless you, one Rndlll
Next time pas This good saloon III make an.
other call,
Ing laySaTe past;
| My voice ~ cracked, my thTOat's worn out, and
my lungs arc going fast,
SAY EIys II, ne another whisky and tell you
rnteil you funny story aud a iScti promise,
too,
would think;
give me another drink,
"FIll her y, IN. joe want to put some life Into
Such ilt.is ariaEs to a bum like ne, are mtsera-
FlyO iinEcn-thcre, that's tho schomO-aud cork,
Ing Whisky, too.
Well, here's luck, boys aud landlord, my best
regards to you.
"Youye treated me pretty kindly, and I'd like
10 tell you how
came % hcdIFty SOtyou rec before you now,
As TOD YOU. once ! was man, with muscle,
And bgI IoEg Glaadsr, ought to have made con.
siderable wealth.
Twas . PalntSSr-not one that daubs on bricks
But an artist, and, for my age, was rated pretty
good,
~eFESstG ~ hHrl q my canvass and was bidding
For gradually saw tho star of fame before my
eyes
81 made 4 picture, perhaps you've seen, It's
called tue Chase Oi Fame.
OF S&SfeG 10 lnS nv mss hundred pounds and
Ana l hStt. ! met SwomAR-no| comes tho funny
WA, p i'n6s H., .,c,, .,,.i..
my heart
,.lvh,, ,,,,,. ,,,,, ,.,,,,,, rr,. ,,,,,. H.. a,
why vo Wmhh V yan 'Gugh' us 'uhny mat 'nV
,Nhgh LtIM YOU hee,
Could lev ever love woman aud exPectheFlo love for
But T. {s and ~ month two her smiles
al , MGSiv 'LsvlS Hi1 nvnt =. 49,
Flea me to heaven
MA ,.,,, o,,,, 40, ,,,,,,,,,,, H.. ,,,,., 1913,
Didyon S SySs G see woman Tor whom your soul
,vI,, JUN JUL It,, a., Nt,, ,,,,,,. A. ,,,.,,, A.
Win ygth IKE 'ue MILO venus 10 oeau'lul 70
tv,,i, INV NV a., ,.o,,,,,o,. a., ~,
WIN |'yoSt,h " chH.; wut w NVu'r"uoF Hn"
I, an " tO Sh ,nosn ,, ua
80 M'F'
was Sl working Qua portrait one afternoon In
M ~. I.oi no., a ,,o,,i ., ,,t,n ,.L, it,o
aM anIa.s tSa NOV friend oil mime VINO Sea
I MCtnth lae Wayi 4, go, ,,.,, A.. ..,.
Ana N IiI.a ADMIRED IT. aud much to my sur
SoId HaI ,,ho,1 III, a, L,o,,, ,LO ,ro,, ,h0, h,d
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Are YOU disturbed Al night and broken
Of your rest by a slCk child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth II
90, send a once and got bottle Of Mus.
WiNsLow's gooritiNd gYRUr ron Chit
pREN THETniSa, 1ts value Is inraloula.
Bio. II will relieve the poor little SUI.
ierer Immediately Depend upon u
mothers, there ID no mistake about " II
Gufeb dysenIery and llaEhna, regulates
the stomach and bowels Gurus Wind
chollC, BoitenB the gums. reduces the IN.
ilAmmAllon and gives tone and energy
la lhe whole system, Mas. WiNstow'a
gooTtiNu BYRuP ron CHILDREN TEEfii.
inc "a pleasant 10 The taste, and "a the
nfesCribtIon Of one Of the oldest and
best female nufses and physicians in the
United States, and ID Tor sale by All drug.
gisls throughout Tie world. Price u
cents q bottle, hWFAW
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Cough in the morning, hurried or DIFF
tlcult breathing, raising phlegm, tight
ness OF the chest, quiCkened pulse, chilli.
ness in the evening or sweats at night,
all or any Of these things are the llrst
stages OF consumption. DR., Acker'a
English Remedy for consumption will
cure these fearful symptoms, and Is sold
under a pOSitive guarantee by @. X.
Goethe, Il. D. Burt, O, Menkemeller,
Logan & Co. 10
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Tho Vienna correspondent Of tho I,on'
don Times BayBi American couples
about 10 travel In Austria ought 10 take
with them their marriage certificate. An
American lady recently gave birth TO 3
child here, aud tho father accompanied
by witnesses went 10 register the birth,
Owing 10 tho absence Of the marriage
certificate tho clerk said he must record
the birth as illegitimate and tue only
concession made, ailOr much expostula.
lion, was the substitution Of the word
idoubtiulli for 'illegitlmate,'"
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Many seemingly favourable cases Of blood
poison, CataFrh, scrUIula aud rheumatism have
been cured BY u, u, u. botanic Blood Balm,
made by tho blood BALM Co., Atlanta, Gu, Write
to them for book oiled with convincing prooi,
q, W, u, Raider, living seven miles from
Athens, Ca, writes; FOR several years suffered
with rupnlng ulcers, which doctors treated aud
pronounced incurblC, A single bottle Of D, II,
u, did me more good than I'LL the doctors,
kept on using II aud every ulcer healed"
D. Z, Klnard & son, T0walgR, Ga, writes;
ave Induced nelglbor 70 Try j, y, u. iUr
Catlrrh, which no thought lnClirable, as It had
resisted all treatment It delighted him, ind
continuing It's use he was cured sound and well. -
Il. NJ. Lawson, East Point, Gu, writes; any
wife had sCrOiull fifteen years, She kept grow
Ing worse, She lost her hair ind her skin broke
out feariully. Debility, cancellation lnd no 0pe
tito followed, After physicians and numerou,
advertised medicines failed, tried H. u, b., aud
her recovery was rapid ind complete"
Oliver SCcOr, Baltimore, Md, writes: ~ Suf
fercd from weak buck aud rheumatism, H. u, u
haS proven 10 DO the Only medicine that gaVe mt
relief" Logan s Co., Wholesale agents, U
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To Loan.
MONEY
AssIpneels NOTICE..
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE,

,.y,l Ep!l. Jr, having made general assign ,
paw M, m"' for the benefit Of his creditors
MEM . ~ ,ll parties indebted to SAid David
ae'yO' - "'' ,o make payment Of such indested'
Nal'' ',' me- @ And ali parties having claims
US, ,,,D,, aid D.yiI EuIl, it, are hereby no''he'
S y prc,sn, such claims to me for settlement soSsSas
Assignee Of David Kull S y;
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rAKN ms rInlE.

"Eor want Of nail, a shoe was lost
for want OF shoe, a horse was lost; fol
want OF u horse, u rider was lost.
Never neglect small things. The first
signs Of pneumonia and consumption
can losiiirSly be checked by DR., ACker's
English Remedy for Consumption. @,
Il, Goethe, r, b, Burt, G. Menkemeller,
Logan & Co. o
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Educational.
MT. De CHANTAL
NEAR WHEELING, W. VA.
Sisters Of the vlsltatlon,)

A school Of more than national reputation,
Offers exceptional advantages for thorough edu'
cation Of young ladies' In all departments. IL
brAry Of six thousand volumes, Fine phllo'
sophlcal, chemical aud astronomical apparatus
Musical Department specially netod. CorpsoI
plano teachers trained by leading professor
from Conservatory Of Stuttgart. Vocal Cultur,
according 10 tho method Of tho old Italian mas
tiers.
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Theatrical Manager-''I don't see Mile
Sprite, the premier danseuse, here"
Stage Manager-"EO; she sent me
word that she couldn't lead the ballet
tonight, because her trunks were de.
stroyed in that hotel fire and she had
nothing to wear"
"Huh That's no excuse,n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-15
ANAnnOw EsuArI..

Col. w. k. Nelson, Of brooklyn, came
home one evening, feeling Il peculiar
tlphtness In the chest. Before retiring,
he tried 10 draw d long breath but found
Il almost impossible. He suffered four
DAYS from pneumonia, and the doctors
gave him UP. DR., Ackor's English Rem.
eiy for Consumption saved him and no
"a vol to-day. OR. Goethe, r. d, Burt,
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