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a. An E,per, GA tn, Indian Question

Cd, An Expert oa the tnulRh question:
& General Nelson a. Miles has had good
opportunities 10 study the Indian queE.
ton at short range. He understands
well the aboriginal character as it has
developed iteelf in history and under his
own eyes. he 10 familiar with the pol
icy OF tho Government as it has shown
itself in legislation and in administra.
ton. He is posted, also, on what may be
4 called the white side Of the Indian ques,
ton, tho side from which the Indian
gets his arms and ammunition, his FIRE.
water, bad counsel aud great deal OF
bud treatment.
In en- article III the North 1lmc'ican
J Repif,u for January General Mles dis.
cusses the Indian question with entire
kindness to the Indians. He declares it
to be beyond dispute that the Indians
have not been Justly treated, even in
recent years, during which time the en-
sightened sense and conscience OF the
people have demanded justice for that
doomed race.
Tho Government has mot kept its
promises or fulfilled its treaty engage.
%anents; tho Indians have not received
the provisions promised them; they
have, with all their eavace incSperience,
Jailed 10 make aliyipg rs farmers where
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WAN TED-F0R THE UNITED
w States Army, Rhle.budiGd, unmarried
men, between the ages OF q and IS years. Good
pay, rNsionE, clothing md medical attendance,
Apply at No. 1919 Market street, Wheeling, "
Va, ly2iN
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republlcups In tho Local campa,rn.

Some good men were brought ior-
ward at the Republican suggestion
meetings. These suggestions do not, OF
course, limit the choice OF Republicans.
Ii when they come to nominate they pre-
fer men who have not been suggested
they can vote for them. Suggestion or
no suggestion, the very best men should
Joe nominated ior Council in each ward.
In tho city convention tho came rule
must DO observed if Republicans arc to
Nominate with any nope Of success. So
at tho primary TO nominate Chief OF
Police. Theee nominations are them
selves but suggestions to the people, who
will decide whether the nominees are
worthy OF support.
Unless the Republicans offer Tor
Mayor and Chief Of Police mach better
men than the Democrats are certain to
nominate, the Democratic nominees will
as certainly be elected. Republicans
, will do well to bear this in mind.
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1t is to be hoped that the barbarous
hustle has gone for good, butt is certain
the great discovery of DR.. franklin
Miles has come to stay and alleviate hu-
man suffering. This wonderful nerve
food and medicine builds up WORKOUT
systems. cures fits, spasms, headache,
nervous prostration, dizziness, sloepless.
ness, monthly pains, sexual troubles, etc.
Mrs. John r. Miller, OF Valparaiso, Ind,
and J. D. Taylor, OF Logansport, Ind,
gained twenty pounds month while
taking it. Finely illustrated treatise on
"Neryous Diseases" and sample bottle
of tho Restorative Neryine, free at the
Logan Drug Company's, who guarantee
il. MwFaw.5
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sjcnlS and ltelul III,

Whccling's newly elected Chief OF the
Fire Department has been convicted OF
assault and battery. The beating was
unprovoked, cowlraly, brutal. The
olfenae was committed about o'clock in
the morning, Healy and three other men
beating an old Greek irui.ere. so badly
that at first his life was thought TO be in
danger. During the rumpus one ct the
party stole more than $500 from the
Greek and left the city with it.
Unfortunately the Greek was not pres.
ent at the trial, having left town after
his recovery. Ho was bought of or
frightened of. But this is in the past.
about three months before the Demo-
cratic Council elected Healy TO be Chief
OF tho Fire Department. The Chiei-elec,
is going to put ell these things behind
him and forget them. ii other people
will do the came.
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A DARING ROBBERY.
WlHt Came OF n iingcr-iown mHn Doing a
Stranger u Favor.


Stranger u Favor.
Special DispG!eh 10 The ln's!igeat:T.
CUMBERLAND, Mp, Dec. 28.-A man
giving his namc as Cookley, from Ha-
gers.own, purchased a ticket in Pitts
burgh and showed nlargc roll Of money.
A stranger otepped UP to him, repre-
senting himself rs n merchant from
Cumberland, and requested enough
money TO pay his way 10 Cumberland,
giving ~ security gold watch. Mr..
Cookley purchased tbs ticket and made
meeting place in Cumberland to re-
ceive the money loaned. Tho stranger
left Pittsburgh OIL a train ahead OF the
one that the llngerStown man took.
Arriving here. both parties looked for
each other. Mr.. CoOklcy met n gray
haired man on tho street representing
himself Ms the father Of tho merchant,
requesting him to follow him to the
store. Mr.. Cookley did 10. When in q
dark alley the stranger struck MIR. Cook'
10y down, beut and stabbed him badly,
taking his money, watch and the gold
watch that was loaned. Mr.. Cookley IL
laid up in Cumberland badly hurt. Tht
stranger escaped. In the scuiIle tht
beard came of tho stranger. Cook'ey
recognized him ny tho Same party that
he bought the ticket for.
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NOTICE.

The stockholders o! The Riverside lion Works
will take notice that whereas the Board OF hi.
rcctors OF said company nj a meeting of said
| Board held OIL the 18th fay of December, 4. b.
| 1897 passed resolution IN the words following: :
"RtsO'ud. Tint the stockholders OF The River.
side Iron Works be recommended 1t their an.
| nual meeting 10 DO held on the 18th Day oil Ja,u.
| Ary, y. le3l TO pass resolution Increasing
| the capita! stock OF SAID company from the sur
| plus fund OF said company. from one million
from ten thousand shares OF the par value OF
one hundred dollars per share 10 fifteen thou.
sand s7a'es Of the par ratGc OF one hur.
dtcd dollars pei share" Now. therefore,
~. L. Vance,, as President Of Tho Riverside
Iron wo,ss, and |. john D. Culher,son, as Sec.
rotary Of SAIL works. do hereby notify the
stockholders Of The Riverside Iron Works OF tho
said resolution passed by the said BOARD OF hi.
| rectorS as R!orCstIt; and we DO further notify
sid stockholders th.t W.. j. N. Vance and John
stockholders In the Riverside Iron Works, aud
at the said annttai ne"ttRs to be held OH the
said 2Sth day OF January, A. D. 1871 as Atorekaid
offer the following resolution for adoption by
said stockholders In meeting SO assembled that
Is to say: Resolved, ,ha. the capital stock OF
surplus fund OF said company from one million
10 fifteen hundred thousand dollars md the
number OF shsrcs from ten thousand Of the par
value OF one hundred dollars per share to fifteen
taoasand shares OF tae par value Of one hundred
dollars per share. Witness, the signature OF tho
said J.. n. Vance, US President OF, and the said
John D. CulbertEon, az secretary OF the River.
side Iron Works, rs well as their personal sigma.
lures In thelr individual right as stockholders
in the said The Riverside lion Works. -
THE RIVERSIDE lROS WORKS.
J. Y. VANCE, President,
JSo. D. CuLBEhT:oS, Secretary.
J.E. VANCE. -.I. 81
Jso. D. CuLBsRTsoS. dec9
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The snplomc Court Of South Dakota
must be composed OF men who think
that COMMON pense should have some
thing 10 do with Interpretation OF Inv
In the dccigicn OF IA original package
case the court held that dealers must
show that they are bona ii1e importers
or agents ofimporters, and that they sell
in the original packages aud Gre not
making tipping chops OF their business
houses.
It was held further that when seaIed
bottles OF intoxiCants are packsd in n
Z box, the box, not 8 bottle, is the original
package. This is common sense, and it
will be interesting to ESQ whether it can
stand tho review OF the Supreme Court
OF the United States, which is likely 10
haye chance Ait.
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Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces oithe system. Send for
testimonials, free.
+. J. CHENEY 4 Co., Toledo, 0.
ND' Sold by Druggists, rs cents. DIV
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Eupcl'sy.

THIS is what you ought to have, in
fact, you must have it, to fully enjoy
life. Thousands are searching for it
daily, and mourning because they find
It not. Thousands upon thousands OF
collars are spent annually by our people
in the hope that they may attain this
boon. And yet it may be had by all.
We guarantee that Electric Filters, ii
used according TO directions and the use
persisted in, will bring you Good Di-
gestion and Dust the deamon Dyspepsia
and install Instead Enpepsy. We rec
ommend Electric Ditters for Dyspepsia
and all diseases Of Liver, Stomach and
Kidneys. Sold ut soc and 81 per bottle
by Logan Drug Co., druggist. 4
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Afrni,. of n Trcailr.

The Noble county, O., Republican saya:
at ia said that recently train on the
T., Il & o., on approaching trest!c that
was not considered quite cafe, cane TO q
standsti!l, and the conductor politely re.
quested the heaviest passenger to get
out and walk over the bridge. Two-a
lady and 4 gentleman each weighing 200
pounds, complied. Tho train then
passed over safely, reloaded the passen'
gers and hurried on toward Ballairc."
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TARIFF IN SPAIN.
Very Sharp Advances 10 Protect Homo IN
dustry-Duns Differ In Opinion.

Very SHARP advances ~ hf"'ee' i'o'h' 49,
dustry-Dons Differ In Opinion.
MADRID, Dec. 27.-The decree issued
issued yesterday by the Minister OF
France, declaring that Spain must fol-
low tho protection movement in Amer
len by increaang the duties on many
impo..r, was discussed III this city on
all sides. There are many who approve
Of the step taken by tho Government,
but there are others who do not look
upon tho move with favor. The follow:
ing aro two examples Of the severity Of
tho new tariI: The duty on brood
mares has been increased from 25 chill.
ings u head TO s pounds 10 shillipgs,
while the duty on wheas flour has been
increased from Is shillinga to s pounds
& shilipgs.
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WANTED,

"ANTED-AN ACTIVE, HONEST
w Man-salary slto monthly II suitable,
with opportunities for advance, to represent
locally II responsible Now York house. Refer.
enCeS. MAN FACTuRER, Lock lIox 1856,
NY snsW
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DIED.

GAUS-Ou saturday morning. December y.
1890, 1t 6:35 O'Clock, Louis GAus, in his Goth
year.
Funeral from h;s late residence, No. a Eight
ccnth street. this tHondayi morning at
$50 o'clocs. Mass ct St. Alphonsus Church
at 9o'clo2k. Friends OF the family inyitct
to attend. Intermeut at Mt Calvary Gene
terry.
FRllI.-On Sunday. December Is. 1870. :iEs.
CATHEsI$g Fritz, used 81 years, s I1ouIhs
and Is Gays.
Fuuera! from her late residence on Tuesday
December 50, at o'clock p. N. Intermeut
nt Mt, Wood Cemetery.
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HeLbIH BROTHERS, Druggists,
McLnin Block, cor Market and 18th Ste.
TRUSTEES SALE.

By. virtue OF deed OF trnst made BIZ Caroline
lteiSc. (:lnce dece4sed) william HeIse and Hen.
r. he!sc 10 me as trustee. datc1 January H. lsS5
recorded IN the Office OF the clerk OF the County
Court OF Ohio County. West Virginia, In Deed
Of Trust BOOK No. %, page 100, will sell at thr
| north frout door OF the Court House Of said
county. on
SATURDAY, the Slst DAY of JANUARY, 1891,
beginning at 10 o'clock Il. m, the following dc.
bcIibed property, that Ii 10 cay: All the Inter
ests OF said parties IN and 10 the north half oil
lot numbered twelve III square six In ihat par;
Of the city OF Wheeling, hio County, Yves. Wiz.
| pin!s, formerly called t.,rhietown, but now
called South Wheeling
The interest o: said Caroline Hese In said
property vas Il dover Interest as the widow OF
Henry ileise, deceased. which interest was OK.
tlnguished by her death; and the interests 10 be-
sold are tho undivided two thitds belonging TO
said William lleise and Henry Hclsc az two Of
the three children and heirs al law OF sald Hcary
Heise. deceased
TERMS o. SALE:-One.t and as much more
as the purchaser elects to pay In Cash on The
day Of tn'c, the balance III Two eaual Install.
mehts At one and two yenrS, notes beariuG In.
terest from the day OF sale TO be given for the
deferred payments, the title 10 be retained until
payment Is made In full.
". J., ". CowDEN, Trustee.
". II, HAll.ER Auctlopeer leo1
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SOME OF tho statesmen at Washington
have tho FREQ oliver coinage craze 60 bsd
that they may be expected TO press the
passage OF law to offer n bounty
for counterieitng silver coin,
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FRoM the Worlds Illustrations OF Mr..
Cleveland in various attitudes at,he
Tariff Reform Clubs iced the unhappy
inference 10 unavoidable that Mr.. C!eve-
land spoke from an overloaded stomach.
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8 A REDUCTION OF % cents \ ton on coke
7is good new3 to tho iurnaccmen. II
they do not give it all away to their
customers it vii! BE- OF some use TO them
and their employees.
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THERE will be no reconciliation be-
tween Parne!l AMI the Irish members
who have left him. Tho chaSm is too
wide to be bridged. The difference has
become radical and irreconGilable.
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IT is comforting to read in Demo
cratic newspaper that the President and
hia Cabinet G,e harmonious. Thought
they were fighting Ike Sioux Indians
aud Indian police.
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TIE French tarI, now unlergoingr re.
visiou, ia being advanced all along the
line. The English idea, has not taken
.rootin France.
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TIE beautiful snow Is well enough
until 1t begins TO get its skirts Ocdr";,
.sglad. Then tho least OF II is too much.
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Al have so many debts that there
is nothing left for me but either to get
married. or 10 shoot myself" BIZ am
married; take my advice; 60 and shoot
yoursclf."
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ptcE Headache,

Loose's Red Glover Pills cure Sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Con-
stipatiou. 25c per box, boxes ior 81.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. Daw
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VIZ ANTED-TO RENT On APRIL.
w l, 1881, an eight room dwelling house.
Centrally located. RlSEHART i TATDM, l9li
Market street. 0c9J
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"ANTED-A SMALL HOUSE OR
W suite . rooms suitable Tor houte keep.
luz tor II family oil three, by April ISt. Address,
Nv. "care IutrllIVCucef 0lllCc deg
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NOTlCE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
-AN tho sLnckhO daIs Of the baltimore blind
and Awning C0nrAny Of West virgIni4, III com.
inrnity with their BY laws, Will on Friday the
iOh Cay OF january, 1891. at II O'Clock noon,
lerrd stock, to bear dividends NJ tho rate Of
hvc per cent per ainurA. By order Of
deIoM DIRECTORS
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STATE OF ONO, Cry or TOLEDO, | 6.

LUVNS NUUNTH,
FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that he
is the senior partner Of the firm OF +. J.
Cheney 4 Co., doing business in the
City OF Toledo, County and State afore.
said, and that said firm will pay the sum
OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and
every case OF Cata.rh that cannot be
cured by the use Of HALLS C!,TARRu
CURE. FRRNK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9Th day Of Deem
Der, \. D., 1856.
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BEEcHAI's Pills net like magic on a
Weak Stomach. .g. II
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

yETANTED-A STRONG, ACTIVE
w young man white or COlorCd), as porter
and driver Address %" this flee. dClG
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VAN HourEN's CocoA.-"Once tried,
always used" MwAy
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II Is discovered that President NaEri'
Gon would like another Elicc Of it. Any
crime about that?
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NOl: RENT.

NOR RENT-TWO UNPUBLISHED
X roons on the Island Good location. Ad-
dress "D. g." care this ollice. deg)
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THE TURF.
Entries for Mondays Races.


BRIGHTON BEACH, July 19.-The entries for
Monday are: First race-Purse $500; for all ages;
selling allowances; three-quarters of mile.
IHdac9net; Idat @ ll6 Crispin Dalesman liz; Nina W,
Io9; The Sinner, Ten Strike, l06; Long Jack. LOG;
burg; 1oi Franco, lOl; Lorillard, lO2; Hemet,
ae9i. I9S; Tappahann1ock, %: Second race-Purse
ten pounds below scale; allowances; five-eighths
Of a mile. Pestilence, Happy George, Seed,
Rard snaIoa colt Headight oetagon Gs
Kate Clark, Lady glasgow FLY, 95. Third race
allowances; il miles Major Pickett Ia; Si Eieve,
1dS 1dS The Boprbon III III Bqnanza l9 Pocatelo lG6
borpy @ Troy 5 Esnes @ hswaTd p4nmery Sec ss
$1,000; for three-year olds and up; beaten allow
ances; se,yen.eghths Of g mile. Ballston, lsl;
don, Bellwood, III; Sterling. Village King, 1l3;
Puzzle, ll2 Owen Golden, Theora; 1l2; Vivid,
ing, 9s Sixth race-Purse $500; a handicap hur-
die race; Il miles over five hurdles, Bassance
5S 5S Pat Oakley l52 H. Killarney, 15o; Lnguist
130; Zangbar, 146; Lee Christy, l4O; Tarouin'
1856; Monte Cristo, l39; Harodsburg, 13O.
=, GUTENBERG. n. j., July 19.-The entries for
horses three-quarters of mile. Rudolph Ava
Doodle, Sir Roderick, NJ; Facl b., He, Little Bill
l06. Second race-Purse $500; selling; one mile
Lonely. III; Lancaster; Waulter, vlglante, Black
InOrH, heynOlc, llUt blIly Brown, lUI; Pegasus,
Top Sawyer, Wanderment, Melwood. los: Benefit,
10i. Third race.-Purse $500; for two-y -olds
tive-eighths of mile; Little Fred, ll5;
Truth lo EtaHzette GR Upmsn 1907 Chat
SsfERtf fUscheSt Howe Reveer %le Mart jim Grn
oSYS;eeoa' 6Equsltyi ll5i Raneoeas, lO0; Little
Bloss, 1O5;, Golucky, 81. Fifth race2Pnrse $500;
tern, Gounod, 112; Larchmont, 10Y; Bella, l09;
Kimberly, 100; Maggie X. 81 Sixth race-Purse
$780, selling; seven-eighths OF mile. Cffwood,
ll5; Gardner, 1l2; Jennie Mcfarland, lOa Mary
b., Gilmer, Hatto, l06; John Mullins, 1903; Ted
dington, 100; Dave S., Topeka, Quibbler Jim
Gates, Maize, 81; Pontico, 100.
Races at Monmouth Park.
MONMOUTH PARK July l9-First race-lt miles
Stockton won, Judge Morrow second, Theodisius
third. Time, l:57
Second race-Slx furlongs straight. Strath-
meath won, Bolero second, Ambulance third.
Time, 1:l5.
iston second, Eurus third. Time, lao.
Fourth race-li miles. Trustan won, Eon sec
ond. Time, 2:24i.
Fifth race-lt miles. Clarendon won, Adamant
second, Longford third. Time, l57.
Sixth race-Six furlopgs straight. Iago won,
Louise second, Arab third. Time, 1:ll3.
Seventh race-One mile straight. Pagan won,
Oritlamme second, Philosophy third. Time, l:4l4.
Eighth race-Five furongs straight Peter
won, Adventures second, Jack of Diamonds
third. Time, l:C3.
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would have to collapse PHILADELPHIA and Boston
are the only cities that keep up the average, but
tnese Two cannot run the whole circuit, hence
there is decided weakness in the foundation of
the Players League at this writing. The end of
Ine organization is predicted by many before the
lst of August.
The Washingtons are playing lucky ball.
The Columbia Athletics have now a strong
team OF players.
Brother Bill" Gleason is doing the heavy stick
work at present.
Philadelphia is the best drawing city for base
ball in America.
Hatfield, of the New York Brotherhood, is now
playing with the Bostons.
The Buffalos, formerly the wastingtons. are
playing just the same old chump game.
Connie Mack is playing the same old reliable
ball that he has played in the last five years.
1t looks bad for the future prosperity of base
ball TO see paraded in public the suits at law over
certain affairs of the Washington Club. These
suits prevented sale of the club, as no one de-
sired to purchase the franchise with an injunc-
ton and several suits hanging over it. THE
HERALD knows that if these suits had not been
instituted the club to-day would be in the possess
sion of a very strong syndicate that would have
pushed the organization along to a big success.
or course, if the parties interested believed they
had just rights in the premises they were justified
in protecting them but President Hewett denies
their right and says that if they were SO anxious
about the club, why didn't they advance money
and help him out as joint stockholders. 1t is bad
for base ball, and the outlook is not promising.
"Old Radbourne," of the Bostons, now that the
mercury is in the nineties, is pitching the great
est ball of his life.
Jack Riddle is certainly deserving of credit for
his work behind the bat. He has caught nine
tenths of the whole number of games played.
Jerry O'Brien is with the Hartfords, and last
week his "indisposition" caused him to be
laid Off.
Paul Hines is playing splendid ball for the
Bostons. and is filling Dicky Johnston's place in
centre-field with credit
The reporters and police are talking about
playing a series of games.
The letter carriers of this city are arranging a
game with the letter carriers of Baltimore, the
game to be played in Baltimore some time early
in August. The local carriers have several very
good players, and they should have no trouble
in getting out strong team.
Many people hereabouts believe the Columbia
Athletics can do the Washingtons. 1t wouldn't
be surprising to see such a turn as the Athletic
boys are putting up strong game.
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IMPORTANT
IN F OR MATION!!.

The cleansing of personal attire is an industry
of no small Importance, and much of what for
merly had to be done in this line in the house
hold, to the annoyance and discomfort of all
concerned, is now accomplished speedily and
effectively by the modern public laundries,
with their steam-power machinery and special
appliances. One of the most successful and
enterprisng of these useful establishments is
the