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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-03-01
Fresh Items Briefly Told.

Geo. p. Wheeler has sold the Bell
rue Press to I. NJ. Smith. y
Iowa has Democratic Governor,
the first since 1852.
A new time table goes into effect
on the U. p. roads Sunday.
Sixty lives were lost by the Walnut
Grove, Arizona, dam disaster.
Salt Lake real estate transfers last
week amounted to s1,0143s6.71.
Marshal Wilson is hunting U. S.
jurors for the March term of court at
Boise.
Sam Small the evangelist will hold
a meeting in Ogden from May IA to
May %.
The Durham Steamery and Tobacco
factory has been lately burned. Loss
100000.
Governor Boies, Democratic gov
ernor of Iowa was inaugurated Thurs
day.
Utah Legislature has passed a bill
making railroad companies post the
hour of arrival of trains on bulletin
boards.
Colorado, Kansas and Nebraska
never gave a Democratic majority and
Georgia and Texas never gave a Re
publican one.
The Lower House of Congress
selects Chicago for the Worlds Fair.
Good for the West.
The worlds fair business took up
much of the time of Congress this
weeks. We don't believe it will be
held in 1892.
Seven car loads of silk passed
through Ogden eastward bound this
week. Wouldn't the eyes of ladies
sparkle at the sight.
The Salt Lake Tribune came out
this week in an elegant new dress,
looking as bright and fresh as the first
flowers from under the snow.
A terrific storm, akin to a cyclone,
passed over Kentucky and Tennessee
few days ago doing great damage
to many cities and towns.
Ogden is to have genuine Mardi
Gras festivities on the z, 8, 8, 10 and
IL of April, after the style of New
Orleans Mardi Gras.
Walton, the Pacific express robber,
who got away with $4,000 from
Dallas, Texas, February 10th has been
arrested at st. Johns, New Brunswick
He had $1,000 of the money when
arrested.
The Lathrop crusaders have been
arrested, tried and fined So and costs
each for breaking up saloons. The
crusaders appealed.
Miss Regina Rothschild, young
lady of Port Townsend, will start
March II on tour around the world.
This is done to lower the record of
Nellie Bly,. She will start eastward
over the Canadian Pacific.
The .Lenten fast has been abolished
this year by decree Of the Pope. 1t
is the first of the kind in the history
of the church. 1t was done because
OF the great suffering caused by the
la-grippe.
John Jacob Astor, the head of the
wealthiest family in the world, died
on the morning of the 22d inst. His
father died in 1875 leaving an estate
of 5000, 100000, two-thirds of which
John Jacob inherited.
1t required 16 large mountain en-
gines to push the snow pillow through
the blockade on the Central Pacific a
few days ago to open way for a
passenger train.
Ex-Chief Justice WIer believes the
supreme court Of the United States
will affirm the decision of the Alturas
county division case as handed down
BY the court Of Idaho.
North Idaho will present the names
Of Claggett, Hayburn and Mcconnell
for United States senator; South Idaho,
Shoup and Dubois. These will be
the Republicans, but we will not tell
tales out of school and name the Dem
ocrats just now.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-03-01
Notice for Publication.
IS. Land Office Mt Blaek foo, td.ha,
February gIfh tof.n

U.s. Land Office Mt Blaokfoot. tdabot
No,,. February nth, ispO.
nameb p so, y hereby given that the follovin1
make hnal proof In snpport ~ iin,s ,l0n %
ana nan prOOf VIII be made befoTe Rs,,,s,a
An Il V4 ~ , at Blackfo0t. Idaho, Mnnaa,
NJ. ii6Ss' wv fd irS VIZ; George Houok. on II II
sec,ior a. " "a neA section a. and vi 49,
sen ~ 90. township south rang" aS ~, hWA
his cn,'t1e.s the following witnnaans ~ s,.n,.s
Of said land VIZ: upVh ana cultivation
d hn s,i9,E bingham, Cassiua y. amtth ~.
I'D ~ ,,,i,ion George W. Weeks siI ~ MN
III 0'"n'y' idaho. PEHhY j. A ssos jug
Register
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-03-01

THE New York court of appeals has
decided that wife may maintain an
action against a woman for alternating
the affections of her husband, just, as
a husband may sue man for dam
ages Tor robbing him of his wife.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-03-01

JUICE EMORY SPEER of the Federal
courts decided that marriage be-
tween a white man and negro woman
under the laws of the District of Col
umbia does not give them any legal
right to live together as man and wife
in state which prohibits miscegena-
ton.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-03-01

-. Shippers, consign your time freight
~ ~, .ne ier9e commercial centers esst
~ II.. ,ne Missouri River to the Chicago
Union Pacific & NORTHEASTERN I,ine
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-03-01
THE IDAHO NEWS.
BIAcxFoor, SATURDAY, MAR, /. $50

THE House committee is divided
on the Idaho admission BILL Two
reports will likely be made.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-11-28

Ssasonsd With Stolen SPICES.

AA aA' HNAH 1RA1 h"N
IN, Mr.. schmidt. Mr.. Smithe, and
Mr.. Smith.
Those Jones girls have good hg-
.ures, haven't they
Yes ; about $4,000 each. ! under
stand.
Teacher-what ls the meaning Of
the phrass they burned their
bridges behind them?
Bright Boy-It means they
waited TIL they got acrosst.
Msma-Johnny, you should try
60 win prizes In school, like Tommy
Brown. He has a dozen already.
Johnny-0h, shgcksl His are
all good ''conduc' " prizes, and who
wants that kind?
have a beautiful wife.
You have indeed.
What. have you seen her
No /; but / never seen an ugly man
yet who didn't get the pick Of the
flock.
Did the plumber come down 10
inspect the pipes this morning?
Yes.
What did he sayP
He said there was nothing the
matter, but he could very soon
remedy that.
Tramp-Parding, but l heard ye
say ye lived In Dugout City, KAN,
and II had the maxim Of q great
town.
Kansas Man-Yes, stree, all we
want is capital.
Tramp lsadlyl-Same way with
me.
No, MFR. Trotter, she acid firmly,
j repeat IL a thousand times-nol
Well, keep on, he remarked.
pleasantly ! that's only twice, and
by the time you reach the six hun
dredth you'll be glad 10 vary IL
with q yea VIII you kindly be-
gin?
Mr.. Tangle-Maria, I'm going to
make IL warm for you.
Mrs. Tangle- You are q perfect
brute. l shall go right back TO
mother's-
Mr.. Tangle-Now, don't be too
hasty, my dear. I'm going to buy
you a sealskin sacque.
He is al ungentlemanly fellow.
When he rescued me from drown
ing last summer he Rugged me, and
I'D never met him before.
You wrong him, Ethel. He
wasn't huRging you. He was only
wringing you out.
Young Wife Saying an affection.
ate good-by to her husband Nov,
darling, you can't enjoy a moment
while you are gone, can you, dear
est?
George (off for a few days yacht
ing-Well, m'dear, / can'ttell a lie.
Young Wife-Oh, darling, please
do.
/ tell yon, said Mr.. Goslo, this
campaign reading that they send
around has a wonderful effect. Il
fills me with kindling enthusiasm.
Well. replied his wife, kindling
enthusiasm Is what you need more
than anything else. There aint q
stick OF wood split.
Father docking over the paper)-
More bad news! A hitherto un-
known frog pond has been discov.
cred in central Africa.
-Mother-What Is that to us?
Father-What Is that to us? 1t
means that every one OF our eight
children will have to have a new
and revised edition of HIghprice's
geography.
Road Agent ito Pedestrian
Money or your life!
Pedestrian (calmly)-W Which do
you prefer, sir?
Road Agent (grufly-Your mon.
ey, Of Counsel
Pedestrian (handing II over)-
Isn't 1t q good thing We can both be
suited? Now / had mnch rather
have my life.
Mr.. Suter-Iiva roma In ask vou
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The Quarterly Report Of Dr..
Geo. |. Garrison.
THE MORTALITY In IN THE CITY
For tho Second Quarter OF $500.
Recommendations lscsardInst the
Water urpty-Itnprovcd SAM.
tary Conditions Suggested.

1t Is with n lively sense OF tho 70.
sponsibility involved, that Ipresent to
tho public this report. Health depart.
ments arc the proper exponen,s Of pro.
ventive measures against dangers to
public health from individual ignorance
or other ascertainable causes, and as a
thorough knowledge and appreciation
Of tho dangers to public health in this
city duo to unsanitary conditions rem.
orally, can only be had after a publ.
cation OF tho facts, I propose to state
iacla without regard to what has been
said or what may DO said Of such a
course.
The preservation OF the health Of every
class in n community is equally inpor.
tant to the rich and the moor. 1t Ia i'm.
2orsans to the wealthy that the work.
Ing, people should be kept in good
health, for the influence Of infectious
diseases once introduced into the dwell.
i!ngs Of the working classes often spreads
Tar and wide. and 10 no respectcr Of per.
SONS; 1t Is much more important to the
poor man, as his health Is his capital,
that when taken from him leaves him a |
burden upon the community. NJ
The year 1890 Is destined to be a mem.
orable Il in the mortality history Of
Wheeling. Already the number Of
deaths from all causes exceeds tho to,ai
number for 1880. The number of deaths
from typhoid fever is Unprecedented in
tho history Of the city, being los from
January lst to June 3lst, as against only
so for the frat six months Of 1850
tlity-iive deaths from typhoid fever in
three months! Fifty.ivc persons, after
various periods..of struggle and suffering,
have one by n succumbed. Fifty.tlye
lives, with all tho possibilities of a rlori.
Gus future before them, have been sacri.
feed, and ifty.6ve families plunged into
the deepest sorrow; in tiity.iye homes
fathers, mothers, wives, husbands, broth.
ere, sisters-all mourn for "The sound Of
a voice that is still, and the touch Of
vanished hand" 5.l
l have no desire to cast blame, or even
to ask who is TO blame for this sud calam.
IVY, uitho"sn, III druggist or q rail way
swltchman were to cause the death OF
isty.hve persons, some notice would be
taken and some public inquiry would
follow. My wish is simply to draw pub.
iic attention to the fact, 80 that, if posi-.
BILE, solne efficient supervision and con
troll may be exercised over the water
supply and other causative agencies, and
that other families may be spared the
anguish which has b~efallen 80 many in
this city.
The social condition OF decedents was
as follows: Males, %; females, 81; mar.
ried, Is; widower, l; widows,2; single,
II. Average age OF decedents, 90 years
and 6 days. Number under 20 years OF
age, @.
The disease has not been confined to
any particular locality, as shown by the
following table: ''I,II 80
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Must Get Out Of Africa.

.'tU IUiN ouHs .. ..f. ...
Only two or three years ago it looked
as though the Mohammedans were
sweeping everything before them in AZ
RIGA, aud there seemed no reason why
they should not acquire n controlling
influence over tho natives rs far south
as theZambesi. AL this is now changed.
In West Africa we see the Mohammedan
kingdoms from the Sahara to the lower
Niger and the Benus falling, one after
another, into the hands OF the Euro.
peans: In the Egyptian Soudan the
Mahdist dominion is dropping to pieces.
On Victoria Nyanza most OF the Arabs
have been slaughtered by Mwanga, their
dhows have been DESTROYED, and the
survivors have fled into Unyoro, where
they cannot %rep!enish their ammunition
stores, and nearly 1000 soldiers OF the
British East African Company are fast
upon their heels. MI. Stanley seems to
have very good grounds for his assertion
that there will not BE- a Mohammedan In
in all Central Africa, south Of the equa.
tor, within the next five years.
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: lxArE d, Z.4C. RAILROAD. i
BsII.AlRr Central Time. linz
ll:OO am EellAirc n 2anesv'e Thr. Pas,
4:t0 pm ..B ellAife aud Zahesvillle, eel II
T:U ami ....,.,M Mixed Trnfp.. !
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The New Discovery,

You have heard your friends and
n%eighhors talking about it. You may
yourself be n OF the many who know
from personal experience just how good
a thing it is. If you have ever tried it,
you are n OF its Staunch friends, be-
cause tho wonderful thing about it is,
that when once given q trial, DR.. Kings
New Discovery ever utter holds q place
in the house. II you have never used it
and should be afflicted with u cough,
cold, or any throat, lung or chest
trouble, secure q bottle ut once and give
tia fair trial. It Is guaranteed every
time, or money refunded. Trial bottles
free at Logan Drug Co'sdrug store. 9
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Failures In Life.

People fail in many ways. In bust
ness, in morality, in religion, in happi-
ness, and In health. A weak heart is
often IN unsupported cause Of failure in
life. II the blood does not circulate
properly in the lungs, there is shortnesa
Of breath, asthma, etc. in the brain, diz,
illness, headache, etc. in the stomach,
wind, pain, indigestion, faint spells, etc. :;
~ the liver, torpidity, congestion, etc.
Pain in the left side shoulder and stom-
ach is cauEed by heart strain. For all
these maladies Mr.. Miles New Cure for
the heart and lungs is the best remedy.
Sold, guaranteed and recommended by
the Logan Drug COMPANY. Treatise
lfee, MwrAw.3
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C~lSciSSArI. o., August A.-F,ou- o,,.
Wheat in fair demand: No. rcd S S9a,s, guy.
Geip.S 200 bushels; shipment s,o99 bushels,
corn iess active. No. ., 55Hc. Oats en-, Ter: NJ
INN %i =, n$9aioci Kye steady .. t5S. Pork nom:
auIet +. sii s,1 II fini i9ra i|gH at5,s71zc. hulk meats
""hisSy steady Vt stls. Butter, sugar md
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A Spring Medicine.

The druggists claim that people call
daily for the new cure for constipation
and sick headache, discovered by DR..
Silas Lane while in the Rocky Mount.
aims. 1t is said to be Oregon grape root
"a great remedy in the far West for those
complaints), combined with simple
and is made for use By pouring
on boiling water to draw out the strength.
1t sells ut go cents q package, and is
called Lanes Family Medicine. DAw-l
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An important discovery. They act on
the liver, stomach and bowels through
the nerves. A new principle: They
speedily cure biliouBness, bad taste, tor
pid liver, piles and constipation. Spleen
did Tor men, women and children,
Smallest, mildest, surest. Thirty doses
Tor twenty-five cents. Samples free at
The Logan Drag Co.'s.
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Bucklen's Arnica Salyo.

The best salye in tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt 7heum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
COINS. and all skin ernptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. !.
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
OF money refunded. Price Is cents nor
boz. For sale by Logan DRUG 90,
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TT fiTgy of PVPV1Htf0Hs ------
Below Is 4 tahuiated statement OF the
mortality statistics Of the city Of Wheel
ing. West Virginia. for the quarter
ending June 80, 1890.
Deaths from all causes, April, .......,,, Sc
Deaths from nj calse2S, May ..: ....... IS
Deaths from all CAUSES june. ,.u,,, ..,,,rr.,,., II
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Petroleum.

NEW YosK. August ll.-Puroleum opened
IRREGULAR. spot being strong ut 9llic, while Sen.
tembeI was tteady at 9ic. After The sales Duy.
,pE orders IN September CAUSED tina, option 10
sS5t4c. Spot followed In sympathy. Stock Tx,
change; 0rsninsat M3se:' highest 9s,lsc; loves,
9l1s;; closing Ut 600; sales 3!o,O ou barrels.
OlLClTY, Pa, Augustl H. Petroleum opened a,
ME-; highest a$93..c: lowest W1..c: closed 4, . Nc:
sales 10, 10 barrels: charters !i.5S7 barrels; .6ip.
mcht' ",l69 barrels: runs so,t69 barrels.
PITTSBURGH. PA, August li.-Pc,rolcum fairly
active, iirin nnl higher; opened at dc; closed d,
9Sa1ssc; highest G%c: lowest Ole.
BRADroRn, Pa, August li.-Pe,ralcum opcnca
at 9lc: closed ~ G555!.c: highest 9S55ssc; lowest dc;
Clearaices Ia 600 barrels.
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All Fits stopped irpa by Or. KLlNx's
GREAT NERVE RgsToIgR. No Fits after
first days use. Marvellous cures. Treat
ise and ~ % trial bottle free to Fit cases.
Send to Dr, Kline, 9Sl Arch st., Phila., Pa.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,
WHEELING bland

I.. WtkL<bANh ADLANDs H. Lac
Three room frame house on South Huron
street. psntry and cellar. 10! S0x!20 feet. A bar.
gain for 1900.
No. 10 Zane st, 10 roors. lot isxl2o feet, 81, 800.
Five pOmcd frame house, n0rtheast corner
Maryland and Norm York streets.
No. iS7 South broadway. I rrOtned frame,
Elk toomcd inlnlc honSG on North Front street I.
No 7lNcw 1crsey street. Groomed frame house.
Thlcc frame houhes southwest corner Zsue
and Broadway streets. -"
No.. A Maryland street, ! rooms, lot Goxls0.
Fine lot OH North Front s., 6oxffS feet, IT. e0
No. rs youth broadway, lot yUxi2O feet
Lots on South lcnn street, below Fink street,
Lots On South Elm street, below Fink street.
ALSO
No. ?sl7 Eon ST., 8 rooms, stable In rear, 81. Coo.
No. W Main street, y !oonls. brick. Look at
II, $500.
No. lSorwelf;ll street, frame, lot 6oxif0 feet,
NO. l2lU Byron street. brick. b rooms.
No. " Eleventh street, brick, 6 rooms,
No. 19H Chabiine St., G rooms and storeroom,
Nos. 49, AMI l3!h1r sixteenth STREET, lot 8Oxl20,
Lot Oh National road, near Mt. Bellevue.
RlNEHART g. TATUM,
W. 1874 Market street.
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pua9, Piles. pilau

tnaae's Red Glover Pile Remedy, is a
positive specific for all iorms Of the dis.
ease. Blind, bleeding, Itching, Ulcer.
atea anu PIotruding Piles. Price Soc.
For sale by Logan Drag Company. p4w
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Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest Ivy y sick child suffering and
eiying with pain ofcutting teeth? II SO,
sond at once and get a bottle Of Mas.
WINsLow's SoorulSa SYRUP FOR CulL-
DREN TEErufEd. Its value is in~calcula-
bic. 1t will relieve the poo! little suffer.
or Immediately. Depend uponit, moth
err, taasa Is no MISTAKE about it. It
cures ~dyaeptery and diarrh@a, regulates
the stnmacb aud bowels, cures wind
collie, eaitenu the gums, reduces inlam.
nation, and gives tone and energy to
the whole system. Mms. WINsIow's
soorHlNa SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETH
INC is pleasant to the taste, ard Is the
prescription Of one Of TIA oideat and best
female nurcea and physicians in the
unilea States, and is for sale hyall drug
giata throughout the world. Price IS
cents q bottla, Awraw
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE
LEXINGTON VA,

\" I.ENINETON, VIZ.
5el YcAr. State Military, Scientific and Tech.
meal School. Thorough COURSES In general and
applied Chemistry. aud In Engineering. Con.
icrs degree OF graduate IN Academic Course. also
degrees Of lncl,clGr Of Science md Civil En.
Einecs III Technical Courses. All expenses, In.
Guiding tletAing and lDcIncnials. provided at
rate OF $50 Gu per month. Ms All average ior the
four years. exclusive Of Ouint.
GEN. SCOTT SHIP, superintendent.
SrItNpv ~" - .r#.raHHr#s
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Government Land.
Government LaNu,
BURLINGTON ROUTE.
C H ZAP LANDS
w ESrI.

Along tho l,nea OF tho BURLINGTON ROUTE
IN SebFTska, Colorado, wyoming and NORTH
lions III tint territory, tieil Is still some Gov.
crnmcnt Land awaiting settlement, AZ we'll a.
other cheap land held BY individuals. The lands
country Tor agricultural and grazing purpoSes.
Ia tho com parat!rely ue,T districts ate many
improved farms. which call &c purchased at q
very low rate OF that cias OK restlnss pioneer sct.
tiirr Vest" In tho tarritory embraced by tho
BURLtNGTOE'S lines west OF the Missouri
River, there arc III the vicinity OF two hundred
new towns, which otrr TO manufacturer and
With profit. Send to the undersigned for DO
s~cripliyc pamphlets Aad other matter giving
location Md !uli particulars concerning these
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Tho sale Of uneound provisions. As a
rule our markets abound with the fresh.
Get and best OF meats and vegetables.
But there are dishonest dealers here, as
elsewhere. Some provision should be
made by Council for the inspection OF
both meat and milk.
Cows milk Is ono OF the most valued
articles OF food. The study Of It's com.
position showsit TO ben model food, per-
fectly adapted 10 the needs Of the human
economy. 1t constitutes the Hole food OF
thousands Of infants and sick persons,
and enters very generally into the diet OF
most individuals.
The quantity Of milk sold daily In
Wheeling IL at a low estimate 10000
quarts, which at a valuation OF ak cents
n quart, represents a daily expenditure
OF 5000 for this one article OF food. The
3.G50,00 quarts Of milk consumed In
each year cost about $4,000. 1t Is
therefore OF great importance that u
trade OF such vast proportions, involv.
Ing n commodity that enters into the
diet OF most persons, which Ia at times
the sole article OF food OF a large proper.
tion OF the community, should be placed
under official regulation both for ccono.
mic and sanitary reasons. Tho necessity
for such regulation exists because the
sale of adulterated and impure milk Is a
common practice, and ono which citizens
IN their individual capacity are power. |
less 10 prevent. Tho result OF such prac.
tice is loss OF money and injury OF
health to the consumer.
CONCLUSION.
In conclusion, It'll respectfully submit
ted that Council should provide for reg.
ular and Systematic house to house in.
epection. It's impossible to keep a city
clean by periodical attempts at sanitary
inspection and Enforcement Of the orbi.
nances for the protection OF tho public
health. Occasionally people are found
who throw their household rubbish, and,
at times, garbage, into the back alleys
because auch substances are not prompt.
removed by the garbage contractor.
With such olenses " Is difficult to deal,
Tor the CHILLY one Is really the garbage
contractor, whom 1t Is impossible to con.
vict. Stops may DO thrown into m alley
from any story Of q tenement house on
either side Of the alley, and the uusani.
larry tenant can but seldom bs singled
out, under present arrangements. II
notice that a little filth ia per. |
TO remain undisturbed, they will 5
loon add to it. A regular house to house 5
Inspection would prevent many Of the s
buses complained Of. {
GEO. l. GARRISON, NJ. D., a
.IL'H Health Officer.
Wheeling, W. Fa., Augus. ii, 1850. :
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WHEELING INSTITUTE.
Boarding and Day School for
Young Ladies and Children.

Thorough course Of instruction IN English,
Mathematics, Ancient and Modern Languages,
Music, Drawing, Painting, E!ocution and Calls.
themes. Advantages OF home life and training.
Fall session begins September 8, 1888.
Address, MISS PARRAN,.
mn ----- prIrIIDa1- L
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Metals,
Cotton,

New York, August l4-rlg iron strong at
SlO WaiS W. ,Copper neglected: August siG IS.
Lead dull. TIN quiet; s,raiih sci %.
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She-"Oh, isn't it cold There must be
.lceherga near. Did you meet any coming
overS" He-One. She was from Boz
TONI
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