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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-07-06

Conn SALOON IN FINE LOCATION. DOING
u OUU. good business; > living rooms low rent:
good reasons Tor selling; rare bargain. CONRAD
: CO, Il Fourth st. it.
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ZINE SALOON on MARKET ST. TO RENT;
stock and fixtures for sale. Call at cigay-staud.
62s Market st. We IT.
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NEW GROCERY WAGON AND BUGGY; GOOD
~ spring wagon. 1l35 Fillmore ST. 1y6 Ste
LoE SALE-FIRS1-CLASS BAKER-wAGoN;
1 newly painted. 1871 Deyisadero 81. ia 3t*
> CARLOADS FINE MILBURN BUGGIES FOR
- sale cheap. CaryiH Manufacturing Com lny 4S
Eighth u ie.:s 1t
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n HE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
TO o cents per week. delivered by carrier any
rart or the city: the Bulletin Is the best. oldest
ana largest evening paper published on the coast:
orders by postal-card gtherwise will receive
ld oinpt attention. ONCE Gzc Mont, emery s.
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OAKLAND BUSINESS CHANCES.
CPLENDID CHANCE FOR BARBER: GOOD Lo-
- cation: cheap rent. MARTIN, 3S2 Twelfth ST.,
East Oakland. iva 1T
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OAKLAND HOTELS,


TUBES HOTEL, OAkLAND-THE FINEST AND
most commodious family and tourist hotel in
California. occupying full square, frst-claSs in all
It's appointments. ielO I'm Tufr ex
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GOQO COFFEE SALOON (MELL TO ADD
,,NCOO. OYSTERS. suitable for man and wife or
two parties; clears $3.50 a month: 80 days trial.
MCLAUGHLIN q CO., 70 Kearuy st IT.
C.5CO FORCED To SELL THIS DAY:
= JOV. saloon positively cheap at $3.50; see this
aud stFar NTt-FA ~ TX.
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Tom-It always strikes me that your
fiancee is a very cold girl. Jack-My dear
fellow, if you paid for the ice-cream she
eats, you'd think she had every reason to
be cold.-Puck.
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40 ACRES EXCELLENT FRUIT. FARMING
ttU and stock Iaud fenced; 125 acres cutI-
vated , good springs: wells ? feet OF water:
family orchard. hg, orange, apricot, prunes. lemon,
etc. 1000 grape: new Groom dwelling. hard finish:
barns, 3Ux5O. other 24x24. with sheds WIN sub
divide and make excellent farms more; miles
from rairoad mile To pUStOtice, school, etc hay,
horses, wagons, mower and other ranch tools;
5000; 5000 cash Balance easy terms. Send for
prOYiiie. Cai IT
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GllD0 HALF INTEREST IN FIRST-CLASS
- WV profitable family hquOT-store: central
location; fullest Investigation allowed; agents
C. b, Box SO. CALL Branch Office. iva 81
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RrsINFSs CHANCES.

S9OO SALOON; NICE RdAto oIa, L tnlda
sally worth $500, but must be sold; genuine bar
lin NJ LESS Fourth st. Its
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EuRNITuRE EnR SALE.

FURNITURE OF COTTAGE 8 ROOMS. CHEAP
If sold at once; owner sick, obliged TO leave 4b7
Jessie. 1Yo It*
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H-ANTED-A MAN OF ABILITY AND A LIT
w Tie money to invest can ind business that
viii pay moderate Al first but good pros poets. Al
dress Chance Box lU2, CALL Branch Once. je26 (:
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40 MONTGOMERY ST-THE FINEST OFFICE
L 4 and desk-room In the city. iy3 lot
9POWELL-LARGE OFFICE, SUITABLE FOR
- dentist OF other professional business. 80 Tt*
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LOE SALE-A WELL FITTED-uP SALOON
j near Market ST tor sale. Inquire at SIEBE
BROS. & PLAGEMANN'S. 500 to 332 Sansome If
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ado you think l can see through you?"
said an irate old gentleman to the bury
man in front of him. You ought to BIZ
able to, sir" returned the other good natur-
ediy; "Pve pain in my'back."
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LoDGNG-HoUsEs Fon SALE.

GOOS LoDGING-HoUSE, Il ROOMS: ALSO
u -. Few other bargains larg- and small
houses. FLETCHER, 1904 Market, p. fifth Its
l. or SALE BOARD AND 10 pGTNG HOUSE
Il wiki good bar connected: in gOoi loo tttou amonr
fact'uic~ NIii bet :. ami g 4. NJ. 4 and = p. NJ. at
y. PosTEL d CO., wholesale liquor dealers, No. IL
I-ii> B6 IT.
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S.7 a SET FOR TEETH: WARRANTED AS
y good As can be made; Milling 81 DIR. SIMMS,
dentist. go Markell Il. meIt BAllMin Theafer
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TOR SALE-SO ACRES OF LAND ON RUS
sian River, Il miles from Santa Rosa, - acres
or which Is deep rich bottom land. the very best
for hops, alfalfa. vegetables or fruit; railroad
through the place: timber enough for 3OU cords
wood and 10000 pickets; good house: rooms,
barn anf outbuidngs; all fenced; good springs,
OF which is pipel through the house; . acres
orchard, peaches and prunes, the crop which
can now be sold for $1,000; 10 acres grain; acres
potatoes; acres corn; acres alfalfa: price, in
Guiding crops. $500; this is bargain; mnst
De sold. Inquire L Fifth st. i've lt<
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EnQ SECONDHAND CARPETS FOR SALE
oUO very cheap j. NOONAN, 10l7-l023 Mission
street le27 II
CARPETS-SMITH'S BRUSSELS, Soc. A YARD;
v installment price elsewhere 81 I'D. NJ. FRIED
MAN CO., 22S230 stockton, and 237 Post 1t II
BRUSSELS CARPETS. Coo, LAID; FLOOR
u cloths. 25e. 5. W. SHREK 1894 Stockton m2tf
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roo CORNER GROCERY AND BAR; LARGE
- wv. and frsI-ciass stock; good business;
bears investigation. NJ. LESS. D Fourth st. Its
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| ne ELEVENTH Sr-STORE WITH A ROOMS
w aud basemen t; fitted up for bakery. Apply
w. OBERD EENER, ~ Suffer st. je27 tf
no LET-BUTCHER-SHoP: AN OLD AND VERY
l. good business stand; 2i6 Second St, bet. Howard
aud Folsom, with the fine fiat of rooms and bath
upstairs rent $50: without $35. JOHN PFoRR,
so Montgomery st. je22 tt
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DOR SALE-HoTEL, WITH BAR; ls ROOMS;
i long lsase; hrsJ-casS chance; good trade. Adj
Gres. l.r nartLouars Bar Box 80. Owl Bramcn.6 3t
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VARIETIES.

According to the Buffalo Commercial
large nostrils show courage. People OF
fearless disposition breathe fully and
freely. AL the tiercer animals have
dilated nostrils. The dropping rostril
shows histrionic talent. Ii the nose
also droops'it denotes tragic power,
aad il only the nostril the capacity is
marked for the Interpretation OF
comedy. Where the nose is thin at
the bridge It denotes generosity, while
n nose that is thick ut the bridge argues
acuuisitiveness. When it is tip-tilted
like the petal Of q flower" the person
is inquisftive. a projecting nose argues
disposition to investigation.
1t is not often that person will APP
ply for admission to an insane hospital
on the ground that he is crazy. But
that is what Nebraska man did the
other dav. 10 his disgust he failed,
however, in convincing the Couutypoor-
master OF his insanity, and he remarked
as he left the otIce: before the end Of
the week I'll convince Won that | am as
wild as ahawk. I'll take off my clothes,
run tho town, make speeches from the
court house steps and other freaks OF u
like nature that I'll undertake will in
sure my bed and board until next
spring"
While New York travelling man was
buviug u ticket at u railroad office in
indianapolis the other day a. thief
seized his grip and ran. leaving his
change and ticket on the Office sill the
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GL1a Intelligence.
WHEELING, SEPTEMBER 3. 1891.
a srecimen Free Trnde Argument

a Specimen Free Trade Argument.
Nothing done by protoctionists pleas
es the free traders. II protectionist
Congress were to give those fearful per-
sons all they have been asking for they
would still be unhappy and complain
ing. If they could find no ground Of OBJ
lection in the measure they would seek
it in the motive. Listen to the New
York Ior'd, which pretends to be indie
pendent and ought to be fair:
Under our law the miller can import wheat
from any country where he can find II cheaper
than In this, and Gun send Il abroad In the shape
OF flour practically duty free. UstenSibly he phys
protective duty Of twenty-five cents per buShel,
but under the drawback system really pays only
two and One.hAlf mills The tariff can always be
relied npun TO deludc the farmer and favor the
manufacturer
The provision of tho tariff act which
applies to wheat made into flour Tor
export applies in precisely 'he same
way and with the same fores to other
raw materials manufactured for export.
On everything so used the Treasury re-
turns 90 per cent. of the duty, retaining
tho one per cent. to cover the cost to
the Government Of handling this par.
ticular business.
The real intent and the practical effect
are to make free of duty raw material
used in manufactured commodities to
be sent into the markets OF the world
in competition with the similar manu-
featured products OF the world. The
commendahle idea, as the World well
knows, is to give our manufacturers
who use foreign raw material the same
chance, so far as the cost of their raw
material goes, as foreign manufacturers
OF like commodities have in markets
foreign to them as well as to US.
There is no delusion about it and
there is no hardship to the farmer, rs
the Worlds own argument shows. If
wheat of the same quality is to be found
elsewhere cheaper than in this country,
our exporting millers must meet the
price of the flour made from that wheat
when it is offered in common markets
or they will not be in the competition.
This is not all, and the INTELLIoENcEE
will take the liberty to call the Worlds
attention to one more point. When
the American millers or any other
millers find tho cheaper wheat the
World speaks of, they cannot bring it
into this country for home consump-
ton without paying for the American
farmers benefit "a protective duty of
% cents per bushel," which protective
duty they never can get back.
No drawback system applies to this
case. The duty must be paid, it is
never paid back out of the Treasury and,
in this land of wheat enough and to
spare, the consumer, esteemed World,
does not "pay the tax"
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PERSONAL POINTS.

Frau Bismarck is said to be economi
cal even tn the extent OF parsimony
She is afflicted with mild form Of
melancholia, and is always imagining
that her health is more delicate than il
is. She is white-haired woman Of
more than sixty years, with prominent
check bones, tall figure and high
keyed voice.
Mount Ternon was SO named in honor
of Admiral Edward Nernon, Of the
British navy, the conqueror OF Porto
Bello, in whose unsuccessful expedition
against Gartagena Lawrence Washing
ton, Georges elder brother, sailed as q
midshipman.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Lee. the
operate vocalists, are spending the
summer season at New Hartford, Conn,
and have been visiting Nine. Clara
Louise Kellogg-Strakosclt and husband
at their new country seat in that village.
Frank Hamilton Cushing, the emil
nent ethnologist. has recovered from the
serious and painful illness which has
prostrated him for over two years past,
and which made many OF his friends
despair OF his recovery.
The log cabin which was the boyhood
home OF Lincoln, and which is to be
exhibited ut the Worlds fair in Chicago
was built in 1881, and is constructed OF
oak logs cut by Abraham aud his
father.
Poi. Charles Eliot Norton, of liar
ward University, has been made the
literary executor OF Ralph Waldo Emer-
son, James Russell Lowell and is ex-
pected TO bear the same relation TO
john Ruskin.
The memory of Wendell Phillips is to
be honored in Boston by the erection OF
public hall bearing his name. Mrs.
Phillips has always objected to the
building OF n statue in his honor.
Edison has notion that the average
dwelling OF the future will be lighted
and heated Mt q cost OF less than u dol
lar year.
Verdi IS seventy-seven years old and
nearly forty years have elapsed since he
produced I'll Trovatore."
According to the Norwegian papers,
Henrik lbsen will visit this country
next year.
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One who writes as though lie knows
what he is talking about, adds new
and peculiar interest to the affair which
ended in the tragic death of the Crown
Prince OF Austria and the young woman
who had the misfortune TO DO tho OBJ
ject of his favor tits not startling
revelation which shows that the son
followed in the footsteps of his father.
The shock is in the presumption that
he followed so closely us to be driven to
mad despair when the truth was re-
vealed to him.
No wonder that all Austrian official
dom was anxious to keep the affair en-
velopqd in mystery. There have been
times when royalty had no occasion to
stand in awe of the popular resentment,
but those times are gone to return no
more forever. A we'll informed observer
predicts that this very episode will
prove the downfall OF the reignng house
in Austria. And after that-what?
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WHEELING DAILY INTEIIIGENoER WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1881

man gave chase to the thief, who. how
ever, escaped with his booty. Return
ing to the ticket office, the travelling
man discovered that during his absence
another thief had made way with his
money and ticket.
Maggie Bozarth and Annie Winslow,
aged ten and twelve years respectively,
were threatened with arrest for taking
flowers from n bed in front OF q church
at Mays Landing, n. j. They were SO
badly frightened that both have run
away from their homes and have not
been seen since.
Novelties in the the theatrical adver-
Using line are always sought after. A
soubrette now playing here reversed
the nsnal order Of things Inst evening
by finding $1,000 worth OF diamonds
instead OF losing the,n.-Chicugo Posi.
A man was found at Helena, Mont,
the other night hanging over steep
embankment hopelessly intoxicated.
He had over $500 in his pockets.
One of the most competent, devoted
and appreciated society editors" in
Boston is u bright young colored wo-
man.
The ArSunsas Gasettc thinks that all
babies born in Kansas without socks
should benamed Jerry Simpson.
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Mr.. Egan, our minister to Chile has
some things to explain to the State De-
parment, which he seems to have kept
plentifully misinformed of the interest
ing situation in that country. The
stories concerning his alleged financial
interest on the Balmaceda side are
probably untrue, but their untruth will
not acQuit him of the charge Of keeping
his government in the dark when it
should have had all the light he could
give it. We may have to apologize for
Nj. Egan in order to re-establish our
selves on a friendly footing in Chile,
with which We should have the best re-
lations.
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An Alliance Feature.

a feature of the Alliance which its
promoters endeayor to make attractive
when they are not too much pressed
with more important political
business is the cooperative store. The
farmer is told that by this system he
can do away with the middle man and
save the profits Of that much.disliked
individual.
When the Changers were in their
prime. they opened in Michigan alone
seventeen cooperative stores. OF these
one remains to-day, and the manager Of
This says that it il not strictly that sort
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IAN ana the Silver QncstLon.

Circumstances make Gov. Hill IN in
teresting figurein national politics. and
Gov. Hill is deeply interested in some
OF the present circums,anses q national
politics. For example, the silver ques.
ton is for him an absorbing topic. Hill
is one Of the most artful OF artful dod-
gers, but with all his finesse he cannot
dodge the silver question and remain in
the list Of Presidential possibilities.
Mr.. Cleveland has taken care Of that.
BY the declarations which have fixed
his position with regard to the silver
coinage lie has made 1t impossible for
Gov. Hill to dodge the issue and keep
his head above water. In the light Of
the stand taken by the Ohio Democracy,
and the possibility OF the spread Of the
mania over q wider area, Mr.. Cleveland
may regret that he has declared himself
so unreversedly against unlimited silver
coinage. But this is where he has
placed himself aud he cannot well
change position.
The country does not know what are
Gov. Hills views on silver. He has
never been obliged to express them if
he has any. The time approaches when
he will have to speak. The State con-
vention about to assemble will be
largely his convention. Unless he shall
be endorsed in that convention by the
Cleveland men, the utterance OF that
body on the silver question will be &C.
copied rs his utterancc.
If he could trim, he would easily
bridge over the matter. To say some.
thing and not cripple or kill himself is
what will bother him. To pronounce
against free coinage, as Mr.. Cleveland
has done aud, with the active co-opera-
ton of Major Mckinley, is now doing
from the Ohio stump, will be to set on
himself all the silver wolves Of the
Democratic party and to gain practical
ly nothing from the other side; for the
Cleveland Democrats are for Cleveland,
and Hill can make no appreciabIe i'm
preston on them.
TO secure the Democratic nomination
on an unlimited coinage platform, such
as will please the silver men, would be
to win a prize of doubtful value, for,
unless the signs point in the wrong
direction, free coinage is too heavy a
burden for the Democratic psrtyto bear.
Ifthe contest in Ohio were over Gov.
Hill would know better what TO do.
With the circumstances OF the case what
they are, we are at liberty to look upon
Gov. Hill as a sorely perplexed politician.
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UcroiulO, of coursel. He couli walk II lutte. but
could njtL eG up II he fell down, aud could not
move when III bed, having no use OF his hands
INN lately commenced with. the CuT1cuRA
REiiED, rs, using all tree y. Ontosore after an-
other healed, u bony matter forming in each
une OF Il ese five deep ones Just before henlhg
which would finally prnw lOoSe and wrrc tHgen
out; then they would heal rapidly. One OF
the ugly bone formal ons ptes,rIcd. After
plQiely cured and Is nov, at the age OF six
years, a strong and healthy child
Mrs Z 5. briggs,
MAY9 1855. III L CLAW ST, bloomington, III.
My grandson remains perfectly well. No signs
OiSfr0inlA and 10 sores Mrs. Z. S. BRIGGS,
Fen. I, 1880. Bloomington, Ill.
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of institution. From his knawledse Of
the business be predicts that the al.
lance will make failure of ench enter.
prises Il it goes into them, and to sup
port his theory heipOtnts to the sixteen
failures out of seventeen cooperative
stores in his own State.
That is a heavy percentage OF mortal
ity. II it were general in the mercan-
tile world there would be such flnan-
ciaI crash as no country ever saw.
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WASHINGTON D. c., Sept. 1.-The
amount of ~ per cent bonds continued
at 2 per cent to-day is sls6,OOO, making
the total to date So, 40s,550. There are
also about S500,00O more bonds in pro-
cess of continuation. The interest ON
outstanding a per cents will cease to.
morrow, after which date the depart
ment will redeem all that are presented
for that purpose.
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aAHAhA Nv " -
hand. and ms his blood be.
came more ind mLre Inn
pure. Il took less liil.e FIR
ihCm 70 bieik ont, A 81 r.
cnme ON tht chm. lenenln
the under Up, which was
very offensive His head WIS
o. O solid scab. dtschR giiig
a ir.Ht deal. III S WIS his
condition at TWENTY-FIVE
months old, when | under
took the care OF him, his
mother having del whel
he was liIi'e mole tim II
ts,,nH nl1 81 nnNEft t,nttnI
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BREAKFAST BUDGET

Mrs. William Aston has wonderful
snake ring which literally writhes in
constant motion on her finger, II is
constructed Of flexible gold wire, each
scale being represented by loop of
wire in which Q ruby, ap emerald Or an
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nrouNpsv1hLE.
a miscellaneous sioi.,nSs of Minor Mat
tors from AInrshnlI's Metropolis.

a miscellaneous 1i0ilinSs of Minor Mat
tors from AIarshnIl's Metropolis.
"Eggy" Condrey, the notorious crook
captured in Pittsburgh a few days ago,
win be brought 10 Noundsville in few
DAYS and lodged in Jail 10 await the Sit
ting Of the Circuit Court in October.
Condrey is wanted here on numerous
charges, among them being burglary
and assault with intent to kill, the last
his shooting Marshal Dolbeare, of Ben
wood. A requisition from the governor
will be secured to bring him back.
: The watch contest for the benefit Of
the AIoundsville and Cameron Catholic
churches closed last Sunday. Miss
Maggie Corcoran, OF Cameron, secured
$357 50 and Miss Kate Halpin obtained
S3O5 IS. Miss Corcoran secured the
prize watch, but on account OF her
splendid. work, Miss Halpin was pre-
sented with an elegant gold watch.
'Tubby" Keboe, notorious Benwood
character, was brought here yesterday
and lodged in jail for being drunk anu
raising u racket.
The postofice, after much delay, was
moved to its new quarters yesterday
evening, and everybody is happy.
B. F. Meighen and j. E. Hooton,
Esqs., have returned from trip TO
Volcano on legal business.
John 4. Gallagher is home from Penn
sylvania, where he has been working
with ali engineering corps.
Miss Lima Thomas, who has been Wis
ting friends here, has returned to her
home in Bellaire.
Mrs. Rev. G. W. Grimes is visiting
her father ut Meadville, W. Va.
DR.. j. W. Hickey, OF Glen Easton, was
here Tuesday.
Miss Lena Ernst Is visiting friends in
Wheeling.
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cha,nSeslaia's Cole, cholera aud DIar
rhna Cure,

Is famous throughout the United States
for its prompt cures Of diarrhGa, dys-
EMERY, cholic and cholera morbus. Its
pleasant to take and can always be de-
pended upon both for children and
adults. % and 50 cent bottles for sale
by G. r. Goethe, w. w. Irwin, Jno.
Kari, Z. Schnepf, g. Menkemeller, W.
S. Mccullough, NJ. W. Heinrich, W. f..
Williams, S. i. Brice, Jno. Coleman and
W. II. Williams, Wheeling, W. Va.
Bowie & Co., Bridgeport, Ohio. b. +.
Peabody, Benwood, W. Va. Dtw
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QuINsY troubled me for twenty years.
Since | started using DIR. Thomas Eclec-
trio Oil have not had an attack. The
oil cures sore throat at once. Mrs.
Ietta Conrad, Standish, Mich, Oct.
y, 'S3. DIV
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PARENTS who have children OF school
age, or hope to have, might spend a
profitable hour at the teachers institute
now in session in this city. They might
learn that parents have something to do
in the education OF their children.
There is m impression that the teacher
must do it all. This is why some of it
is SO poorly done.