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Premier Rudini failed brilliantly in
his effort to involve his country in war
with the United State, but he has been
making q peculiar kind of fun for the
folks at home. Rudini has an idea that
under his leadership Italy ought to take
a stronger hand in the affairs of the
world than she ever has taken, and one
ofhis fads is conquests in Africa. 4.
Conquests require money, and Rudini
has reached point where money in
Italy is as short as the strawberry crop
promises to be in the Ohio Valley this
season SO he put on his cap and bells
and began to make fun. Court circles
were astonished by the sudden and bar
barically elaborate appearance OF an
Abyssinian prince and princess. The
nabobs fell down and worshippcd; the
queen was so taken with the princess
that she kissed herplump in the mouth.
Radini vas getting on with his con-
quests and the sinews Of war seemed to
be almostwithin reach.
Presently a modern Christopher Column
bus appears on the scene and hcralds
the important discovery that the
Abyssinian princess is one Of the dusky
d.imsels Of somebody's harem at Cairo.
The accompanying prince may be any
body. Rudidi has been so absorbed in
this by-play that he has NOT had time
to,write us any letters during the last
/, week or SO.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS.
NOTICE
Contractors andBuiIde1S

Tho Building Committee appointed by " Y;
Board OF Regents OF the West Virginia sGAgoi y.
tho Deal and the Blind, located IN f !, iii3
Hampshire county, composed OF T. II, H ft.s
Romncyi a. l.. Pugh, Cap0n Bridge, limni,,tt'gS
county, and John Il. PeerCe, Burlington, ~ 1r,
eral county, will receive bids up to aud iLeIatt
Saturday morning, May %, 1891. 70 Y M
noon, for tho erection OF IN addition " ,t.S
present building, 102 by a feet, three s",Ei IA
stories high, and make such change ~ Ia
present building as may be called W IHbJ
specifications, copies Of which Will be- lu,!'tc
on or after May s, 1891 upon npplie4llog5 ana
II. Hill. chairman Of the committee ~ any oI
desiring to bid upon slid work. W l9ii {" .sts
building will DO shown by Mr.. Hill ~ W. ~, IN.
time 10 any one who will call on him " u ANA
stitutiOn for the purpose oil e&nminihs ,l wv. an.
No specified time has been fixed iar w la,
plctiOn OF the work, aud each person. S \.
the contract will specify the time at N.y.,g,ts,
can complete the work, not Inter thnn mi
], 1891, and also name Il time NJ when X Nh
finish up allcxcept the inside work o. 1 Ia Ia
end from the main dining'room u 'h MOVIE.
plan, 70 tho end and the rooms over Wv N',II-lA
The lowest and best bidder VIII Lg arfS
the contract for doing the whole OF tn,, IN
but the committee reserve 10 thellAc''S'
right 10 reject any and all bids 49,, c,-.
Contractors will be required beiort Wv "a M.
tract Is finally awarded by the c0mlni,,,ts gs,l4
niSh valid bond in the sum Of eight he
dOllRns to protect the Board OF Regent .s...aio'
State against any loss By failure Of The c't0 i
TO comply With his Contract under AeH ''''
C. II. MILL;
lal A, l.. PuGl.,rr
JOHN T. PERIL.
mo building Comn.i'A'
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Breaks the Record.
KIston HnrH.

The Wheeling ISTE1moEvcER's first
issue printed on the Hoe web perfecting
press appeared Monday, and will here
after be an eight page, six, seven or
eight columns to the page, as occasion
may require. It eclipses all former
efforts in journalism in West Virginia
and is a paper any State might be proud
Of, This is an age Of progress and the
INTELLIGENCE is up with the times.
The boom edition will appear in a few
DAYS.
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And More n.ComInr.

AoundSVluc Herald
The INTE1MaENcER is out in its new
form and new dress. 1t is now eight
pages and is great credit to Wheeling
and to the State. The boom edition
will shortly be out and great paper it
will bette largest paper and the larg-
est edition ever issued in the State. The
INTEInGEScER deserves the great sue
cess with which it is meeting.
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Cn1n,nondnble RIYnlrr.

UtI0 FdE0cV NeNt,
The WHEELING 1NTEL11aESoER has
been enlarged, changed into an eight
page FORM and is printed on a Hoe per
fecting press of latest pattern. The
rivalry between the Register and INTEL
LIdENcER is commendGble, and results
largely in furnishing the patrons Of
both most excellent papers, which are
well patronized because they deserve it.
We wish both abundant success.
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rnE NEW INTERFERENCE.
asa ;.Dessftes Prosperity. L
S,...ll. IN. Ei,-. ~

SienbeArfEe Sav.ld
Beginning Monday morning the
Wheeling ISTELLIGENCER is issued in an
enlarged form with eight pages. This
change has been made possible by the
introduction of new web perfecting
press. Foryears the INTELLIGENcER has
beep the Republican organ Of West Yir-
einia, and no paper in the Ohio Valley
has taken such lead in the advance
ment OF the material and industrial de-
yelopment. It deserves the prosperity
that has attended its career, and Its
friends and admirers will extend con-
CALCULATIONS and best wishes for the
future.
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THERE is no better location anywhere
for the manufacture OF tin plate than
tho Wheeling district. We can make
the plate and we can tin it. Our ship
ping facilities carry our product every
where.
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IF your name is not on the ESTELLI.
GENCER'S Subscription Books mako haste
to get 1t on the list. Notwithstanding In.
creased size and general improvements
there Is no increase in price. Gtill better
things are to come.
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HOW THEY TALK.


LouisviVe Courier Journal
The Afro-American element may give
the Republican leaders almost as much
trouble as the farmers have been giving
them. The interests of neither the
farmer nor the black man are safe in
the hands OF the Republican party.
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Whceltnq ", Ea.,;;May 81, 1891,
rhe Fnmons Frost of,50.


To the Editor Of Tho I1testtgenecr.
sn:-The black frost spoken of if q
former issue of your paper was on Sat
urday night, June 4, 1859. My reason
for remembering it so well was u job it
gave me OH Monday morning My
father had corn almost waist high in
his garden. 1t was planted very early,
and after the sun shone out on Sunday
morning, June 5, this corn, the pride
of the household, began to 6lacken and
fall to the ground. On Monday, June 8,
my father u. W. Sacr) and myself pulled
and replanted corn again. June 5, 1859,
was worse to garden planters here than
the news OF Cleveland's election was to
Republicans.
Morgantown, W. Va, May 20.
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Rev. DIR. HRBER NEWTON may be on
the verge OF being disciplined, but he
continues to own and operate tongue
that cuts like two-edged sword. 1t
will take more than Quaker guns to
silence his batteries.
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A Great state Newspaper.

The Wheeling INrE1IGEXcER is out in
a new dress, new style OF makeup and
a new perfecting press. We are glad to
see this. The lNTELLIdENcER has long
been great State paper, and its i'm
provement and prosperity is indicative
OF intelligent and prudent management.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
LAND SALE!
Special conmIssioner'ssale Of Land
on the West Virginia Central Rail-
way.-A Valuable Property.-sals
to be Made at Davis, Tucker Coun-
ty, w. Val on May 81, 1891.
David Gfchrisslotal., rlainttIs,
chn,. pe,r,sE. y Ssnl.. pstsnaant. In ohaneeH

ChnS. BcsWfCkI clal.i DeteuuanS.l
Pursuant to the authority vested in US By I've
DEGREES ofthe Circuit Court Of Tucker county, W.
Va, in the above styled cause, the iirst rendered
at tho November term, 1890, the second Rendered
at the March term OF said court, 1891, wO will on
the 9th DAY OF MAY, 1891, between the hOua
OF 10 O'Clock o. m. and O'Clock p. IN. Of that
day, in front OF the "Bllckwater Hotel" In he
town OF Davis, Tucker county, W. Va, proceed
70 sell the land IN said cause deereed to be sod
Said land Is known as part of "BlRckWag
Manor" and the part thereof which will b
sold is the undivided siX-tenths OF Opo'hal d
said trnct, tShith tract MS whole contains % 1g
and three tourths acres and the SiA'tGuths q
one-halt thereof which II Is proposed 10 sell
would contain an area OF about 1903 acres un'
divided.
TERMS or sA1E:-sl2, 900 cash on day Of sale.
and for the residue upon credit Of ono and two
years, linking from the purchaser interest bear
lug notes for deferred payments Of purchase
money, and retaining the title as ndditiOnalSs
curity until the purchase money notes have
been paid in full. The West Virginia Centttl
Railway runs through this land for some five o.
six miles between the towns Of COkeiCn and
Hendricks, and the trnct extends from the DT
Fork Of Cheat river to P0ndlcton, near Davis 70
north and south direction, and from the lover
end Of Canaan to near Hendricks. IN IN easI and
west direction, and Is reputed TO be one he
best timbered TRACTS OF lind in Wcst, VirStnh
with such varieties as spruce, hGmlOcE, ha,
cherry, poplar, beech, &C., &c. Large areas o!
the tract are undcrlaid with tho same vein. d
coal which arc being so extensively worked
Thomas and Coketon by Senator Davis and 9th
ems, and II Is said upon what Is believed 70 q
good authority, that there are vast quantluesd
very rich Iron ore on tho tract. A carefully pFs'
pared map of tho tract can be seen by calling %
Commissioner Maxwell, at his office in y
George. Maps OF the said land will be exhlblie99
at Davis on the day OF sale. The title 10 the sud
land Is believed to be perfectly olear 10 erev
particular. Should the purchaser object Q
as joint owner with the parties who own he
residue thereof, he, Mt tnflng expense, can
have his part laid Otto him In soyeralty, al9
get his full share according to quantity %!
quality. Said commissioners reserve the r!fa
to resell said land at once In case terms Of sAs
W. b. MAXWELL,
A. h. PARSONS,
B. d. DOYENER,
HANNIBAL FORBES
Special Commissioners
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latest from KIlkenny.


Neo f0rE ETtS'
Governor Hills personal newspaper
organ at Albany continues to add to the
gayety of nations and the harmony OF
the Democratic party by assailing the
Hon. Grover Cleveland in vituperative
terms that are calculated to harrow the
NIuCMnnn soul.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-22

IF the army officers at walla walla
had believed their men capable Of going
into lynching bee the army would not
have been disgraced with what hap
pened there. The officers were warned
but did not heed the warning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-22

Four States in the MississippiSv Valley
furnished two-thirds of the delegates
who declared themselves the people and
created the Peoples party. The coun-
try, as whole, was too busyto be rep
reeented where a good deal Of time was
dissipated into thin'air.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-22

TIE Georgia melon, which brings us
increasing Joy as the years roll by, is
doing as well as could be expected. It
has made no combine with the delusive
Delaware peach.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-22

INIcdGO INltF UttUI'
president Harrison's train was on
time to the minute at every leading sta
ton during the entire Journey" says an
exchange. 1t is safe to shy that by
verdict OF the people the President was
also on time in every respect.
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The latest combine is fruit canning
combination in California, engineered
by English capitalists. When the price
of California canned fruit goes up we
shall be told that the pesky Mckinley
tin plate tariff did it. We are told SO
many things these days that it is a
great strain to believe half OF them.
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In Cincinnati almost everything goes,
but the line is to be drawn on Sunday
base ball. In every week there are six
good working days.
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or WEST VIRGINIA.

STATE or WEST VIRGINIA.
Circuit Court Clerks oflco of Tucker COUNTY
to.wit:
lev. Minear, clerk Of the said court do cet
Parsons Maxwell, Forbes and Dovener, hay
given bond mud security In the penalty OF s-lIY
rs required by decree OF sale entered In the 'H'
cause,
Given under my hand this tho 18th day d
NR Rpai l',l' CIV MlHEAR, cleEE.
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Springfield Journal.

Horses bring good prices Just now,
and the country is secured BY buyers.
tho Mckinley bill put o tariff on horses
and and thereby shut out Canadian
competition. There is no use it talking,
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Almost Unrecogniznble

ST. csairspilc t0) Gastte.
The Wheeling 1NrELMeENoER is out
in eight page form, making it SO good
looking as to be almost unacceptable.
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A FRIEND who has been caught twice
this week without his umbrella because
he could not find the weather report in
the revised version of the NTEL11aENcER,
is kindly but firmly informed that the
barometer rises or falls every morning
on the first page Of his favorite news
paper. AI4g ft)iFtt
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puLI Fn1pAY pARaA1Ns.

ChAllIe BeIges Mt sac, regular price Sc.
Dress Bingham 3.ic, regular price loo.
Zephyr Bingham SAC, regular price 15c.
Light CalIcos ) 3-4c, regular price &c.
Lancaster Bingham Q 1.4c, regular price
Sc. STONE & THOMAS.
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SINCE the Elks have turned him out
John L. Sullivan will have to be classed
with the poIIed cattle.
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this tariff business is running the
farmers in Canada.
Cnn,t Reform IN I'D onee.

CAteago zItoNts,
Happily the people OF this generation
are not called upon TO solve all the prob
lens Of the ages. But posterity will be
very tired before the A. I. Stewart es-
tate is finally settled.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-22

A1puoxsE TAFT, whose death is an
nounced this morning, received many
honoAs in his own State OF Ohio, was in
the cabinet under o-Rresidents and
served creditably as Minister to Austria.
In his prime he was one of the strong
men of the Republican party.
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FOB S A LIZ

Fiye.roomed brick house, with brick stable,
ground 100 feet front, between Thirty.first and
Thirty.second streets, 81 GOO.
Eyc.roomed house, 26l5 Eof Street.
sIx;roomed brick house, in very good condi-
ton, No. 2620 Jacob street, $500.
Six.roomed house, in splendid condition,
ground 100 feet front on McColloch street. be-
tween Thirty.dHt and thirty.second streets,
$500.
Eighteenth street. 81 900 each.
Four.roomed house, 1868 Wood street, $3.50.
six.roomed house, IN very good condition. on
Market street, between Twenty third and Twenty
sIx:roomcd house, in splendid condition, $3.50
FouFro6ned house on Twenty,ninth street,
Sl,150.
Hotel lease and fixtures In city doing pay,
Good business house on Chapllne street. Cen.
tire Wheeling.
Half lot on Eofr street, Sixth ward, $1,000
Half lot on MoySten street. Sixth ward, $50.
Manufacturing site near @. & 7. freight depot,
Martins Ferry.
500 TO 500 each; onethird cash, balance In one
year.
500 TO 500 each.
from 500 TO $3.50 each Also lots In the old Fair
Grounds and Hydlnger's additions
Eighty.sevcn acres two miles east Of the city.
100 acres near Sherrard, well improved.
Eighty acres near Woodland station, Marshall
county, $500.
Glendale stock for sale.
Farm OF go acres on H0rEnon's Greek, in Cross
Creek district, Brooke county, W. Va, three and
half miles from Steubenville and thIrty.eight
miles from Pittsburgh on the F., @. & 81. L. Rail.
road, containing two brick houses, one seven
rooms. the other three rooms; three veins OF
conl ~ feet, 8 feet and feet thick. Quarry Of
good building stone opened. with railroad
switch leading to same. Price $780,
Beautiful place of three and one-half acres on
National pike, with 10 roomcd brick house, IN
splendid condition, good brick stable and out.
buildings, complete, This property Is we'll
suited 10 divide Into lots.
Two lots on the high ground In Zanes orchard
addition on South Huron street, Island.
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NESBITT & DEVINE,
1888 Market Street. mrs
BOOKS OF INTEREST
TO WEST vIRGINIANS.

"DoddridEe's Notes on the Settlement and In.
dian Wars Of Virginia aud Pennsylvania, 2 out Of
print aud scarce, 50 90.
"DeHaSs' History Of Indian Wars Of Western
Virginia. very scarce, 81 90.
History OF the Upper Ohio Valley" two large
volumes, with. steel, portraits, bali morocco
subscription price SIS 0O, 5000. This work wifi
be In great demand In a few years, Us there win
be no more printed.
"HIstory Of the Panhandle" iohio. Brooto
MarshAll and Hancock countiesl large OuNrto;
illustrated 1879; ON Of print $500
Orders for any Of the above can be filed for A
short time only, while present supply holds out
Largest stock Of miscellaneous books in the
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Mohair Iuster ut gao, regular price
y Yard ard; wide Cashmere ut 10 1.sC, regular
pt Silk WA Warp Gloria Cloth at SOC, worth
iS 9e.inch wide Atwood Henrietta Cloth at
Figured India silks Mt $50, worth 75c.
Call and compare prices with what you
pay elsewhere. STONE 3 THOMAS
pay. P PSnE. al nE n ii fXS:ES cor co.'s Of
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In this broad land there is room for a
few moro political parties.
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UTANTED-O ORGANIZERS BY TEP
wv Friendly Aid Society. Pays IT, ,aerst.lE
500 every six months. Has paid $1,000 IN bsysa
ats Reserve aud Benefit fund held la tr,,., Y Y
the State Of Massachusetts. Terms liberal ~
dress FRIENDLY AID SOCIETY, Walihs%.gl
Mass. ana
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lgFoR SALE.

DIOR SALE-yINEYARD STSEE
.H HENRY spIIAB, MoundSyille VIVA, mTs
SPECIAL SALE OF NO. lSS sOUTE
- Broadway, Island. Frame cottage Of ~
rooms and hall. Lot 35xl90 feet Price low ~
qulre Of RlNEuARr 4 TATUM, 1874 MstttSS
street. GIyl
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WANrE

WTA'NTE DAT ONCE, HOYFST
w enerEJtie men 70 travel and solicit o,Sa
for nursery stock. Permanent employment ~
good pay; reference required; state Rs, e ss9
1rSvious occupation. AddNN r. u Cii1 s4Tlgs
co., 1850 South Penn Square, PHILADELPHIA 81 q
uVlh.W,-.s
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-MEw ADVERTISEMENTS.

U7ANTED-Goob, ACTIVE BOY
wv at the Wheeling Bakery. my2
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VTTANTED-TEN YOUNG LADIES
w ior NfiilneTy, at once, NARsDEN l. col
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TSOR sALE-VINEYARD STAKES,
l Locust Posts, Coal Bank Props. HENRY
EPHAR, Box lg2 Moundsvllle. wv. va. my
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Entered in the Postollce at Wheeling, W. Va,
rs scODuL-Clns mnttcr.
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DRESS GOODS BARGAINS TODAY.

u miss w W. I4VFFMANs
Morgantown, W. VA, May 20.
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FREW, CAMpDEll 4 nART, PROPRIETORs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-05


Tho painting Of hnnd on tho houses
In TunI., Algicm and other oriental
countries IS not wholly a Jewish Gus.
tom, but Is common 10 tho natives Of
oil. lth always an emblem Of good
luck, aud Ia Syria, nlso In Naples. is a
charm against tho evil eyc. Hands ar
ranged In tho form Of q branch arc
merely m aesthetic fom Of tho charm.
Tho reason tho jews paint hands on
their walls at tho time OF the passover
Is because nt that season Of 'he year
their houses arc renovated inside and
out.
Captain Canlr remarks tia. 'h1
hand charm was used by tho fhg.
nicians, and that Il occurs on voline
steles at Carthage. whence Il Is sup.
posed TO have spread 10 uclghboting
cities aud countries. Hands are found
painted on the walls Of ~. Sophia a,
Constantinoplc; arc common all over
ludla Otho hand In that country being
supposed 10 DO that Of sval. The
same curious charm Is found Ia yarioul
parts OF Ireland and Ia the Moorish
temples Ia southern Spain. st. Louii
Kpnubllc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-05

Dr. o. u. Bird. Of New jersey says
"kcrosone that Is at all safe will not
burn when cold. but will burn when
heated. Herd, then, Is definite point
the degree Of heat at which Il will burn.
Evidently this should b. higher th1n
the highest temperature over mnclcd In
lamps Kitchens sometimes reach 10
aud engine rooms i25 THUS the burn.
log point tlfo tcsO " Oh should be- over
l2J. But that does not cover tho dan.
gcr AZ 10 TO 20 below the burning
point thcro Is u gas which takes illonnd
hrc, the OIL THIS thcn. Is tho truo
danger poini--thc flash tcst Thus We
have tho rulo that kerosene must be-
heavy enough 80 NJ not 90 give oil an
inliammnhlo yapor az tho highest lamp
temperature, aud light enough 10 climb
a wick and not freeze solid
'rlo latter Is shown by tho 1l 70.
manning clear mud nuil Tor ton minutes
at 90 deg. or ~ below ifecfing. vi.
urcs within cxlrumo limits nrc 100 fn,h
test, which would give 100 20 100 flc
tosL This Oh would b. safe In nny
place, and Is the lowest that should be-
used In lamps But some lawmakers
do not know the significance Of thcso
figures and some do know tho tlguin
cameo Of tho thousands which little
variation Of tho Gre test aud the hboll
ton Of tho fash test put Into the peck
cts Of tho producers More than Quo
legislator hns thus sold to a 1cry death
some innocent woman or child"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-05

Ono does not tlnd any period IN tho
history OF London when the citizens de.
sired plain cold water as beverage.
Beer was always tho national drink
they drank small alo for breakfast
dinner and supper, when they could
gut l. they drank strong ale. OF water
for washing there was not al this
period " great domOni US Il, present
Al tho same time Il was not true 10 say,
as We said a few years ago IN tho hous 80
Of commons, that Tor 800 yeirs our
people did not wash themselves An
through the Middle Ages the use Of tho
DO. bath was not only common but
frequent, and In the case Of the better
classes was almo,, a necessity Vi We. -
Walter Desant In Hlrpers.