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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-16

The thermometer at %SchEepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
registered as follows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-16

The victorin.
"The Ladies' Victor" has arrived, and
We will open our school. Ladies' Glass
now forming. Call and join. all vel.
come. EDw. L. Rose K Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-16
The victorin.

ESTEnrRlsE BAKING PowDERi is puresl
and best,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-16

Space will not permit US to mentions
only a few OF our prices.
Don't fail to inspect our stock during
this sale. Compare our prices with 9TH
ers. We do not fear the result.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-16
tn BALTIMORE.

Purity and strength combined in En-
terprise Baking Powder.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-16

Excursion to Baltimore via the Ii. s Q
iucust 10, 10 npdfI,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-16

UsE a Coffee that gives satisfaction
Ohio Valley.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-16
How y &C. Can CURED

By taking Hoods %SarssParilla, which, b;
the remarkable cures 1t has accomplished,
often when other medicines have failed, has
proven Itself 10 DO a potent and peculiar
mcdlciAe for this disease. Some OF these
cures are really wonderful. II you suffer from
: s~crofull, DO sure TO try Hoods Sarsaparilla.
"My daughter Mary was afflicted with scrot.
ulous soreneck the time she was % mon;hs
old till she became six years Of age. Lumps
formed In her neck, and one Of them after
growing to the size Of a pigeons GEE, became
arunnlng sore for over three years. We gave
her Hoods Sars:qaril!a, when the lump and
all indications Of scrofula entirely dis
appeared, and now she seems to be 4 healthy
child" Us. CARLILE, Nauright, Nj.
NIB. Be sure to get only
Hoods SarsapariIla
soldby a,ldrussiits. 81; s!r forss. Prepared only
By c. ]. HOOD / CO.. Apo,hecaries. Lowell, Mas.
100 Doses One Dollar
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-16

ASK your grocer what to do With wrap.
per from Ohio Valley Coffee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-16
Father Timcs SolIloouy,

Well, this beats all creation. I've been n soar.
To- aud a tram pin all over this cart h these many
years but I've never seen the likes Of thIs.
brogaus when these people are selling goods al
such p~rlceIss these. So I'll inst tale one crack
At this window and see what | eau &c, out OF Inc
mammoth stock. LH55. -
The largest and most complete stock OF mems.
women's and children's Shoes In the city. All oi
which will be sold at the lowest possible cash
prize. Call and see ne,
n. o. HOFs
nult ll43 Main street. Wheeling. ". Yn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-16

Il will nay you to como miles to attend this great MIDSUMMER SALE"
Came early for choice, rs some or Inc above lots will be closed soon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-16

Twenty pounds Light Brown sugsr.-.-~sl &C
Sixteen pounds STANDARD A Sugar.~-.... ! %
Fifteen pounds Standard Grsnulaied Sugar i 90
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-16

aul. ms Main street. Wheeling. ". Va.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02
PLsNrY o. nEws
o9Ay = = 49, Esery s.ePsrtsf 40
Aesss 1sssS - g. - Ftsa H.


o1iy = - Sss EssFs s.ePsrteF " 40
Aesss Hsess - g. - fied II
AEeqofter q the TELzsn ss-HEEAl2
met wel--kaeaa estzea O. Csasi.ss-
YESTERDAY. ana. after pAssiag sne 'nas
q day. e2sGslly realaFss4 Tie exeest'-
iag dei.s-s ef the vork of ne@s-
gathering IN times uAea theEe = no
meas % g4taer.
There VAS Md look in the well
snoRn citizens eye whch bad not pseA
aotceG Al rFsl.
Yes" sald the newspaper I1aai
There has never been t.me When -
bike was do.ag Of general puh.lc iaset'
est as u0W. IL suca 4 state oI tl-hss
the tax upoa the reporter Is very Sc
we're"
SUadeniy TIE citizens eye ras9ed
horror 81 he turned i toward a @ o.s
train. Il you want news. looA there
said he eXCltedly, pointing n-s hASst'
Have yOu reported thar Do YOU e
tnat menageres Zee the monkey. nee
TIE giraffe. Have you got that down.
See the elephants, tAe band, the
camels. Put 'em down. something -
report, ehg Do YOU see the rats-'he
snakes, the snakes! Have You got en-
cOWnF'
The reporter took 'em all down ana
went OF 70 interview Mr. Walker on the
Prohibition convention.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02


Ar G. ~ P.skell IS st Hartford t2is
ssek.
Joaa P Patt has returned fro@ De-
tEo.t
Gee. Wa. P. Inals 5 rusteatlas .
sl4ek.lae Is.and.
DR.. E G. Lsstslt has goas - A-i"~0-
kee foT = short visit.
dr. sna Mrs.. n. II. Ives have re-
tCrle4 from TIE uoEtaeEa resosts-
Ms. Geo. a.&aietoa Eeturoed yesIeE-
day fF0m an extended k4sterD SIP.
Hoa. K. &. Pesers aad P. ". Nis&sna,
ksq : o. 4a1lstses wese "a tie s-ly iass
nlXhl.
VIII II. Mcdowell. of Ut. Vernon.
IL, 5 tie gues. Of Albert Iosnsei-a
Tor fsB days
Wallace Manning. Of \. Friedman q
Co. :, leaves today - Yls.t Is PAEeD =
"a Chlnpewa Lake.
Master Albert and II - sadie Cooper,
ot Lansing, are toe guests Or Or. Brady
and ian ly, OF saeld0a-st.
Mrs T. II. King and children went 70
Carson City 0n Thursday, intending 70
Elt-+-~ 49, - -----S "NS-' N--~A~ ' 90 49, >
friends
Mss Laura Davenport, of Warsaw
Ind, who las been spending The sum
msF with her mother, at Zos Barclay-st.,
has returned to Der home.
Chiet Clerk Williams, OF the c. S ".
II. general freight oillce, mas taken hls
family 10 Ottawa Beach, where they
Will enjoy a several weeks outing.
Aid. Turner left yesterday for the
East, 10 look over electric railroads,
asphalt pavemeats and the water sup
plies ia uss IL that etfete portion OF the
country.
Mrs. J. 3. Watkins and family left
last night for a month's visit with
friends IN Allegan county. and VIII at
tend the camp-meetlng at Gum Lake
before they return.
Among the late furniture buyers in
the city are Messrs. Chas. III. Scarritt,
OF st. Louls; w. p. HOnenschule, of
Iowa City; Mr.. Dempsey, OF Philadel-
pala, and Mr.. Hull, OF scranton, Pa.
Mrs. 4. Kroodsma, from Nriesland,
has been visiting for week with her
daughter, Mrs. J. Is. Johnson. Nester-
AAg Ms hLOpA-AA4d ANkA4 ACo AiplASf AZ
cOmpanled by her daughter and chill
dren, who Will spend week visiting IN
Nrlesland.
j. A. Hughston. travelling freigh;
agent OF the Union Pacific, has heen
promoted to the general agency Of ms
road AZ Pittsburg. Mr. Hughston Is
one OF the veterans of the travelling
railroad men IN this territory, and ha;
many friends IN Grand Rapids. Mr.
Purcell. OF Detroit, Will succeed him.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02

4 an l..s,nslaS 1aase ard more @
d344s Ia rrash # rEe aSatez1sstl t1@i
cur tzess are lsvtag iEaezss 70 Cur char
sc.els sala az ss1aTly gantse-a-as a. Re
tazeg eqWn rae tnoEa1as l'si'ssf Il y Ais'h
ne aA2 t.sen reeliag al ss'coant q sane
Esscal--rly z.xoc-9as - lfSssf 1Asas > :
Cas- l. wsnf o.. .la which : r2sa
proved gasitv = tie mcSi henaasa lnar-
der has fGee thzs i anything oot thai
q : saurserexs Ia Eppeaz1nos- ie~Ahos
even believe rh9t tbs Is sn ezcspaon y
the r1le. Ia saosf, Go not believe that
t1eEe Is Any rGls on this suosecii fcr
wasn / Sec sro1nd me people who are
hy1rg noble Ayes. with 20 dlsungC gushing
marx thereof u Their coanIe2GncaS;
when ! So about ne people who are deep
IA uchlelaents. bat upon whose vis4sss
there Is absolutely nc token thereof, an
forced 10 the unhappy conclusion that
TIE human face Is "a enigma whose Sc
erets none can solve with tie positive as
suranco that comes either by ruls or by
experience. Character may, IN a broad
way. leave lis reflex ca the human face,
bat II is my belief that man may or
may lot have chazaGteg, despite the
beauty or blenish Of lbs eountenance.
Ia other words, the one factor is in no
wise the necessary complement Of the
other.
What is the Tsactieal significance of
what have been saying Do not be
oyerzealous in defining the virtues OF
shortcomings Of those about you. To
know mans character you must know
the man. The sncients were accustomed
10 sum up ell knowledge in the now trite
phrase Know thySelf' On mature
thought they found the realization Of
this assertion TO be a mere poets dream.
No man onn know himself absolutely.
How then can he know his friend, whom
he knows bat imperfectly and al best
through distorted mediung The world
is neither good nor bad. II is both to-
gether-just Is a summer season ap-
prosches tie fuldllment OF the law by
the blending Of sunshine and shadow,
sunlight aad rain. Detroit Free Press.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02
HAY WANTED WITHIN
The Sign That n Young Lady Advised for
Her Fellows Horse.

The story is told of popular young
man in collection Office on Monroe-st.,
that be hired horse. with the inten-
ton of taking his best glrl for car
rage ride TO the country, and per-
chance to call on bis parents that live
near Englishville.
When lie had secured his vehicle he
betook himself to the house of the
young lady, fattering himself on the
line appearance his steed made, and
thinking how overjoyed the young lady
would be TO have the pleasure or JON
ing hlm IN so delightfCl q ride.
Everything went well until the young
lady went To the window and espled
the hOre. She did not seem TO fancy
the many fine points that the young
gentleman claimed for the horse. To
make long story short, she refused to
ride behind such a "horrid looking
beast" she told him that he had bet
ter get sign painted reading, "Hay
wanted withIn," and hang 1t on his
horse.
His girl told a friend that she would
pledge her word and honor that she
saw him coming back next morning
sitting IN the back end OF his father s
wagon leading the horse with so many
fine points. The young man IN ques-
ton refuses to speak.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02

Not even the spinal cord, incased
though it is N It's thick bony envelope,
is sacred TO the surgeons knife. a boy
9years Of age was admitted recently TO
the Mount Sinai hospital suffering from
a complete paralysis Of his l.wer ex-
tremities and the lower half of the body.
This condition had developed very sud
denly. On arising from his bed one
morning he found himself unable TO
stand or to use his legs. Ee had sus-
tanned no injury, his general health was
fair. On examination it was found that
he had o marked prominence over the
spine in its upper portion, giving rise TO
a deformity such as is commonly seen
in hunchbacks, and which is the result
of an inHarninatory disease affecting the
vertebre, and known as Potts disease.
The spinal cord is a dependency Of the
brain, and really is its continuation, and
lies within bony canal formed by the
bones of the spine. The nerves issuing
from it govern the power Of motion and
sensation of those parts of the body to
which they are distributed, and any in
reference with them destroys their func-
tion and paralysis more or less complete
ensues, although sensation may be re-
tanned, for the seusor nerves are given
OF from different portion of the cord.
From this physiological fact 1t was az
once surmised that the boys paralysis
was due TO some pressure upon the roots
of the motor nerves governing the lower
limbs, and an operation was decided upon.
The patient having been placed under
the influence of ether, longitudinal
incision, including all the tissues down
to the spine, was made over the site of
the prominence, the skin and muscles
were lifted up together and the dorsal
aspect Of the vertebrse exposed and the
projection sawed OF, thus opeaing up
the canal in which the cord lies. where
upon a considerable bulging was per-
ceived. This membrane was divided, re-
vealing an abscess which was thoroughly
enptied. the swelling disappearing en-
tirely. The opening made in the mem
brane was closed by fne catgut sutures
and the wound was dressed The paral-
ysis did not improve for some time, but
it gradually disappeared.-New York
World.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02
Up TO AND INCLUDING AUGUST 0.
Excursion Rates for Everybody to Bos'
ton and Return.


ton and Return.
For the National Encampment OF the
Grand Army of the Republic at Boston,
the Chicago & West Michigan Railway
and the Detroit, Lansing * Northern
Railroad will sell excursion tickets TO
Boston and return on August 8, ana
10 ut one lowest first-class fare. Rate
from Grand Rapids SIG and correspond
inglg low rates from other stations.
Passengers leaving Grand Rapids via
Detroit, Lansing & Northern at 7:2o a.
M. Saturday, August .. will make direct
connection az Detroit with the Depart
ment OF Michigan Headquarters special
train that Will leave Detroit via Mlchl-
gan Central Roilroad at 1920 p. m.
Tickets good on this special train, also
on all regular trains on dates given.
Routes 70 select from: VIA Niagara
Falls & Albany, via Niagara Falls d
Hoosac Tunnel route. via Montreal &
Central Vermont Green Mountain
route), or via Montreal & Portland.
The route of the Department Head
quarters special train from Detroit is
via Michigan Central, New York Cen
tral and Boston & Albany Railroads.
WIN. A. GAvETT,
Acting Gen'l Pass. Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02
THE WEATHER CLERK
Seems 20 Favor Professor Hunter tn,
Aerunaut.

Seems 90 Favor Professor Hunter. the
Aeronaat.
The weather clerk seems to be favor
ably disposed towards Prof. Hunter,
now making the balloon ascensiOns at
the lake. Yesterday hardly Z breath
Of ar disturbed the ascension of the
balloon and it arose almost vertically
% an enormous height. When directly
over the pavilion the professor dropped
his BE preserver "a ken up I'm sntlCiOa-
ton Of landing in the lake1. and manv
Cf che spectators were under the I'M
pressi0n that he had fallen from the
sIr-shlp. u much CD their relief he was
seen shortly afterwards % lsunch HIM
seif INTO the ar ON the parachute.
Vhich Immediately commenced a grace
ful descent and gently snded him lust
south ~ the hase-cail park. Never
were q crowd more unanimous IL PRO-
nouncing the Whole affair success.
and Prof. Hunter. the prince of aero
rsusS. fer his successful performance.
He vii make another ascension today.
Sunday ard On thursday next. during
the zTucers and butchers plculc. All
Of our citizens should see him.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02
TOWN TOPICS.

Board OF Education meeting tonight.
The Brown-Tabor families picnicked
Gt North Park yesterday.
The Schuberts vii give a concert at
Macatawa Park August o.
q Born. on Wednesday morning. 70 Mr..
ami Mrs. Will GOrmley, eleventh-st.--a
ten-pound glrl.
The Eiks held their first meeting last
night since they concluded TO change
from sunday 70 Friday nights.
The brush is being cleared from LIN
coin Park, and the place begins TO take
CO quite the appearance OF park.
Reed & Hughes, p Pearl-st.. will re-
ceive the results OF the great PalO Alto
Jack race al Detroit, today, by heats.
Mr. James Bayne i again running
bis FountaIn-street gallery, and his
work is the best, and speaks for itself.
Work on the cable line at the con-
nectiOn of Ottawa and Lyon-sts. Is de-
laysd on account of a shortage OF iron.
The new Fuller block that Is in the
process OF construction, on Canal-st.,
promises 10 be one OF the finest in the
city.
There was only one case Of contagi-
Gus disease reported yesterday, it beng
that OF Dot Rose, % Lane-ave., cholera
infantum.
Charley Boyce, OF she telephone ex-
change, Is removing his family to a new
home at the corner OF Lyon and North
Prospect-sts.
J.. ID. Putnam, who has just purchas.
ed the Fuller-HiIl block on Cansl-st.,
viii add two stories and otherwise I'M
prove the property.
The G. r. & /. received this morning
fine new passenger engine from the
Baldwin works; II will be used between
here and Cincinnati.
George c. Fitch has commenced fore
closure proceedings IN the circuit court,
70 secure payment on a mortgage, held
by him against Frank Myers.
The Universalst Resort Association
viii hold their first annual meeting
August l., at Ne-ah-ta-wanta. Excur-
sons will be run from this city.
A. Vandsrbeck is IN the city with
patent cIstern cleaner, that takes dirt
and sediment from the bottom without
drawing OF the water. Leaves water
clean.
The Board of Health held a meeting
yesterday afternoon, and after they
adjourned the clerk was at loss to
know what 20 record, as there was no
business transacted.
The employees II the Chzse Brothers
Piano Company. ot this city, Will en-
JOY an excursion 10 Muskegon today,
aud viii banquet at the new factory.
Just erected by the company at that
place.
A horse attached to n delivery wagon
owned by +. II. Nauley. the East-st.
grocer ran away on Dunham-St. yester-
Jay. The damage CONSISTED mostly in
broken wheel aud the loss of few eggs
That couldn't stand the racket.
L. VI Sellers. OF the Cedar Springs
ChpPcr, IS being prominently mentioned
for state Senator from his district.
Mac "a hustler, and if nominated.
would make the canvas warm 'un for
his OpponenL-H5rarS CRY Record.
II the case Of sarah A. White et al,
against the city asking for 81 iuiunc-
ton 70 prevent the improving OF the
west end Of Rumscy-st.. } motion was
made for a hearing before the circuit
court on August :. because OF the ab-
sence of Judge BuTlmgame. City At
torRey Taylor is Of the opinion that the
improvement VIII be completed before
the motion is argued.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02
7. R. RenWiick & Co.


No ore doubts that tic
Kabo corset lasts a
without breaking Or kinl1r
or shifting 2 " bone" becau
the store refunds the moucv
in case OF 2 single item CT
failure in these respects
And no one doubts that
the Kabo answers its purpose
and suits the wearer, because.
if it don't, the store refunds
the money on cal within q
week or two or three
1t is the unbreakabic cor
set, the Kabo. Il is the
un-wear-out-able corset, the
Kabo. II is the corset that
suits, the Kabo.
The only question Is: Do
you want the Kabo kind OF
= corset1 kv g.
There's a primer on Cor
sets for you at the store.
crsoaso oOsrRr O.. ohicsga arc New yGE
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02
GREATLY ADMIRED


whEs ons 81 sac G-e@aing L&aiss 50 she
1AAna Has - sas en : setssst 81
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lezs lscsle4 81 >o 81 Aua .a a tsi ilrs ana
81 Neu Aork Mn He,f. tas lads ~ a.
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So eageflflY lossoa eftcf. ~ wr.gias ah9et
the lsasss aeeaT heg s...rse. sase re,e4tls sad
Ia hogsehalA ~ of4la workers. ss.oR -
ear eeAese laeiilg. & = ee1-xs&rS ~ have asa
0Ry lhe nsesI nse.uoas ieoe. bei shs se7S
best meisoa "a Yfsp4rias "a { ess iaasaea
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sna nna st a. i,e eAsrtk = bal 81 tAfIof e i.s'4s
feei.s sllx ea4 / hs icst fhs bcsi at Ilfs - its
kiua in tAe al2rset As sAct. haA ga
frCct8uelC IA iV Ntlt tt i4t ~ N $3.50 tz tsHist
a. well a. nis SISTER hn-t ANfpria
Mrs. Nt-I is Nns - H.aHt aanaIn4
pFu44lueti laoit. f 10 AaAe tostA lNfilt.f-
kaking fsNstI 80. l1Ils elltea a. ti.ftf taslr
ans needs laraks AS NeS AS Naiasp sfe
pra1ueiAl i+EAlrr. sNertet Sle uAIteT artsa
AID cake JaAn ettf HCiefs. tts pau-lsflIs Is
tht praei ~ lie eXeeilrag II a4S ilt eaaasss-
meni 81 tAt n E. llss4le AfaceIS Aslpgai IS.
sag alton is BENG Used ~ a. ltA ns hnte's.
Gales era tiuaS ia hs ffHtlpai cities aad.
,dAf - Toe isdies \ hel prntie - satr al-s
standing aHc aasaaeed tbepehi 1aapi F. use
au article AZ household nlffit Is pfatts nrsssia
QQas.len as aasalatf fufsis tna Norfh -
such ~ - ctluiaeAdr1 AaQsl cordially "a al
lhe best kneSrrs sea it
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02

1t has been tie rule TO consider nasal
catarTh almost entirely local disease,
and one which has very little effect upon
the general system All this is being
rapidly disproved, and il is being shown
that If the nose is in an unhealthy state
there is quite long list OF affections
which may be induced in consequence.
Hay fever has often been cured by ap-
rlications TO certain points in the nasal
passages. Asthma. also, has yielded 70
the same treatment. II Is well known
fact that when the victim Of catarrh
suffers fun dyspepsia scarcely any I'M
provement in the latter can be made, no
matter what ia done for it, until the
former is on the gain.
Evidence Is not wanting to show that
severe functional disturbances OF the
lungs. and even Of the heart. are some
times induced BY nasal trouble. Re-
Gently there was reported the case Of a
woman who had had epilepsy for several
years. end although she had patiently
sought relief no improvement took placs
until applications were made 70 her nose
and its condition improved. Under that
line Of treatment entire recovery oc-
Cured VerT many other cases arc on
record which show that the relation be-
tween the nose and other parts of the
sTstern Is very intimate. the connection
being of course through tho nerve SIS
tem--Halls Journal - Health.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02

WuRLBrRG-Eugeae a.. fnfant SEA Of Al
bert aad Louise Wurz3arss aged months sad
lf dags-
FHaeral Friday. st2p. IA. from 81 Mays
Chgrcl-
o0kHAM-Iulg 81. isGG. az 8 p "a. k9Hs8R2
heldfn l11rham. aged 50 years and months.
Funeral az the residence si hsr eaugltsr,
Mrs. B. " Feerman. le2 North Lalayeite-ss,.
corner crssceat ave. oa Saturday afternoon
- IA "a rn
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02
MORE DIVORCES WANTED,

hut Their Grounds srr Kent Fron the
Eve - - Fshlir
Tt,s cold tav when there ara not
from one To st complaints fle3 with
tne circait coart clerk asking for de-
cree of divorce. But toe ru5ic vii
have 20 wait untl acton Is takeu Ia the
Casfs before taev can learn the causes
Cf complaint The following COM
plants were fred Yesterday Afdi-
Burieg % vs George Rurlegh, Emma
Ferstav ~ Cornelius Nerstsv. C-pnrE-
ans Pferscn Sc. Chss 81. Person. Ma
rar q. lows - Geo. Lowe. Lester n.
Wesccts vs. HATTIE ~ sscest.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02

The wooden parts q tools. such ~
stock q planes and hsncles of chisels.
are often made - have a nice appear
snce b. French polishing, but this sdds
nothing % their durability A much
better plan Is % les them soak IN liTseed
Ell for a week. aud rub them vita
cloth FIR a few minutes every day fer a
week or two. This prodsces beaati-f
fal surface. and sxe~ts a soli6ifTing and
Srsservstive acton CT ths weed
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02
~ Dc n R!starT-Ang. 2.

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water lyrrel . ffe11ll ge2Ele1l4n szsss
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a. B.eaAsin. 10 - 1onor-. 81 tls z4eea
aat .,.t ,sliss.s ~ Biel11l.a sllA eFecfeL IL =
ths home - t1a Esea.sat 1zzs. = 30 married "a
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fsars-- s4f.oia.51 lia.ie ccBs8i fof Afs
lex-Fi.st l.lf3f1 1lzaoe ~ s. -e1s d. DsslrSehsn
gaterlsli ts-fla.sa a.1Es1s-l 4 yala eoaa posed
o. kesca4r1s za8 ssry pop.lizr d1gtzs tls
xaI 81 ltL
t6l1- L1e rsz1el Z0seF1lae4t 41l1o1lle1 t14E Il
made sar. aos aszll5t Germany. osst against
Prussia. ~ raIlef t1s Do.lCF " Colag h-s-
1.lECk
-1aAr5Fzck IN Prussia. caPtur-d - tas
FrsneA Asp0lsoo Nas pressa- VIA 1s s0A
lSs-Ceatn q Alexsassr Hzlnl.1oa. 80 ~ La
sreaI A11cri-aa statesman
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02
neeau.. lie wa, 40, Up in Geography.

A cuzious incident regavdins strait
occurred during the Russian var. Il
w0lld have been ludicrous, If anything
can De ludicrous connected with war
Commodore Elliot was blockading a
Russian squadron IN the Calf Of Sagha-
lin. on the east coast Of Sibrria. Think
ing he hal the Russians in a cul de sac
he co1pIacently waited for item 70
cone oat. as the water was too shallow
for him % attack them. IS the enemy
did not come out hs sent in TO investi-
gate. and found 10 his astonishment
that Russians and ships had vanished
While ne lad been waiting for them in
the south they had quietly slipped ont
By the north. teaching both him and the
British COVE rlment a rather severe les
son in geography. as It had been thought
that SaEhalin was an isthmus. ard they
wero totally unaware q 2 narrow chan
nsi leading from tie gulf 60 the Sea of
Okbntsk- Chambers Journal