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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-02-09
Canada and Newfoundlt.ad.

When was the Dominion OF Canada
constituted? Is not Newfoundland in it?
The Dominion was formed in 1857,
and is composed of the provinces of
Quebec, Ontario, Nova Scotia, Prince
Edwards Island, New Brunswick, Mani
toba, British Columbia, with certain
territories and arctic islands. New
foundland was invited to come in by the
act of confederation, but she holds aloof,
and remains an Independent crown col
ony.-St. Louis Globe Democrat.
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The Personal Pronoun in Conversation.

The Personal PronOun in Conversation.
The inordinate employment of the
possessive case is a vulgar solecis1n, and
not used to excess by those of gentle
breeding. There are both men and wo-
men who are forever talking about ''my
carriage" my house." ETC., until they
disgust their hearers. One is apt to inn
agine that such persons are the possessors
of newly acquired wealth and it's appur-
tenances, when this small, two lettered
word slips from their lips with unseem-
ing frequency.
The pronoun ''I' should not be too
often repeated, as it gives too personal
and egotistic turn to conversation, and
the frequent recurrence of 81 said SO and
So" and II did so and SO, reveals nat
ure weighed down with a sense of its
own Importance, and caring little about
what other people are doing or thinking.
-Jenness-M Miller Magazine.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-02-09
Canine Intelligence.

One of the intelligent dogs lives in Bar
Harbor, Me. He was carrying a paper
the other day when several canine COM
panions began to bother him. He put
the paper down on the ground, and when
a dog attempted to touch it sprang on
him and gave him good shaking. These
tactics he repeated several times, till at
last he could not get any dog to touch
the paper, and then he quickly picked it
up and walked away.-Kennebec Jour
o1
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-02-09
Declaration of War Not Necessary.

Wars are often engaged in without
any set declaration. This is the case in
Europe, and has been so here. The Unit
ed States made a pronunciamento of this
sort when it entered into the contest
with Great Britain in 1919, but no such
formality was observed by US in the con-
test with Mexico or in the civil struggle
of 1S61-5. In each case the government
recognized that a state of war existed
and acted accordingly.-S Louis Globe
Democrat.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-02-09
1'-'7---
LADY OF THE cllckER.
Daaly Round and Hedged Up Dignity of
the Woman Who TeleSraphs.

Daily Round and Hedged Up Dignity of
the Woman Who TeleGraphs.
It occurred to citizen the other day
ON approaching the fair telegrapher in
an uptown hotel that woman in such a
place must often have her temper and
her fortitude taxed by thoughtless mem
hers of the opposite sex.
The young woman in question was
possessed of a personal makeup that
would attract attention in a crowd, yet
through all the rush of business and hur-
~ of work she never once seemed con-
scious of herself. Men came and went,
their messages were received, the words
picked off by the lead pencil measurer,
the charges announced, and her seat re-
sumed without, as Francis Wilson has
1t, her moving muscle or wincing a
vince"
To the inquirer after facts she turned,
and for the first time raised her eyelids,
that disclosed pair of sharp, honest,
blue gray eyes, full of business, yet sug-
gestive of happy, laughing tempera-
ment, if you only knew her outside her
--cage."
'sOh, no." she said, "we are too busy
for idlers, and always of necessity too
deeply interested in our work to allow
us to pass the conversation 1ozenge.'
F@'There are those who fancy we are
here only to look pretty and impress the
gentleman guest with the idea that he
has delayed for a whole week to send a
telegram of utmost importance"
''This is not the case, however, and
the man most likely to forget himself
and bother us is not the fellow who
spends quarter for an unnecessary tele-
gram as an opener to conversation. We
see him, of course, occasionally, but his
business generally amounts to inquiry
as to the location of the perfectly visible
hotel desk or of the nearest postoffice or
letter box. We make short work of
him, and in discreet way can force the
blush ON him that sets him on his gen
hemanly feet again.
'-Others there are, and thank goodness
they form the great majority that rules,
whose business is transacted promptly,
politely and with an evident sense of the
TACT that they are dealing with lady.
These persons it is pleasure to serve,
for there is no superfuous dialogue or
attempt at jesting, or suggestion of any
thing but the perfect gentleman.
ga boor gets loose at US once in a
while, to be sure, but we manage him
on the plan of the quiet answer that
turneth away wrath He's apt to be old
and gouty, and to find fault with us for
that his 'd'arter hasn't tellygraffed' him
since his arrival. On suggestion to
such a one that perhaps his worthy girl
ut home has not been informed of his
stopping place in the metropolis. he is
frequently awakened to his own sense of
carelessness, and then rises the smile
that shows the good heart underneath,
and all is serene again.
'Yes, we work constantly, and we
must work well, for oftentimes much
depends on the correctness of our trans
mission; but we have no cranky over
seer, we are well paid for young WON
en-, and our trials are fewer and not sc
spirit rending as those that fall to the
Lot of the saleswoman."- New York Her
aid
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Married women DONE work.

AS to married women working there
is bit of statistics that shows how few
married women do work for wages. Out
of over 200 women who had received
training as professional nurses thirty
five afterward married, and only one of
these thirtyfve ever again worked at
her profession of nursing the sick for
pay.-Boston Transcript.
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Better Not Sigh.

A chemical analysis of the food cooked
by our grandmothers, which men sigh
for once in a while, would show it So
per. cent. more dangerous to the stom-
ach than food prepared in the modern
kitchen. As matter of fact, American
women knew nothing of cookery up to
twenty-five years ago. = Detroit Free
Press.
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A "Hello," Raise.

One telephone was put in at small
town in Kansas, and the owner of a
house to rent Immediately raised the
price s. per month. Then he went over
and called up a sawmil half a mile
away, and burst blood vessel trying to
keep up a conversation over the wire
Detroit Free Press
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-02-09
A New Plate Glass Po1Isber.

Thomas Todd, of Butler, Pa, has in
vented method of fire polishing plate
glass whereby the grinding and polish
ing of one side of the sheet is saved, and
the fire polished surface is said to be of
brighter polish than is obtainable by
artificial polishing York Journal.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-02-09
A Mournful AccomDanin.nt.

Best Man (at church wedding)N
whitaker! You Anticipated old apologyi
What in the creation are you tolling the
bell for?
New Sexton-Sure, didn't Oh hear
tn young Teddy say wild 'er own lips
that she'd be married wild ring?-New
York Weekly.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-02-09

Those who say that our soldiers cost
as much as Germany's count the expense
of the pensioners with that of the regu-
lar army. On the average there is about
one commissioned officer to every twelve
enlisted men in the United States army.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-02-09
a Touclling Appeal.

ssWere you touched at the minister's
eloquence last night?' inquired Weeks
eyes" returned Wentman gloomily,
'.for $40. .'-American Grocer.
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The Daily X

four pages Of six columns each, will be
issued every evening, except Sunday,
and will be delivered in the city, or sent
by mail for the moderate sum of fifty
cents a month
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rEAs. CorFEEs. EnC.
TEAS, COYFEi,S. ETN-
TEA IMPORTERS
-AsH=
COFFEE ROASTERS.
TEA IMPORTERS

We have jus; completed Invoicing.
The result Is very gratifying to Us. Not
50 much for he money item Alue is the
FAC, ihE: the year as. closed has made
Tor us thousands OF customers, showing
an increase lar beyond cur NEST san
Suiue expectations We feel grateful
toward every patron for the par; they
have taken Ia supporting cur homes,
and successful battle against high prices.
A. various times wouli'5e competitors
have tiled to ,nislead the public By as
sorting that We could not possibly sell
goods s! the prices We advertise. This
persistent display OF jealousy on their
part has materially strengthened US,
and while We appreciate the resul; OF
their conduct, We canno, bu. pity the
spin. that prompts such methods. We
fear no competition. We are not afraid
to advertise prices and the reputation OF
our house is 4 sufficient guarantee that
you will lind every article We sell 10 be
just whS! We say it is, and at Just the
price We advertise. Victory always in
spires confidence. We therefore enter
the promising year Of 1891 with re.
Moved ylCor with a determination to
beat our record OF lS90.
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Ga Thursday, January %, the B. d O
| L r Company will rUu one Of those
pleasant mld.winter excursions TO Wash
inglon, which were so popular yeal
ago. The time for the excursion is well
chosen, as the National Capital at this
season is at the height Of It's political
and social glory. Both houses OF Con.
gress are in session daily with the CALLER
ieB always open 10 visitors. Then, too
there are the monuments, the statues,
the palaiial public buildings, and the
beautiful public Fqulres and avenues,
always interesting sights, The White
House, the Smithsonian Institute, the
National Museum, the Corcoran Art
Gallery, the Botanical Gardens and
Washington's Monument are open to all
VisiLors. Such al opportunity for 4 visit
to the City Of Magnificent Distances is
rarely presented as this.
The tickets will be good ten days, al
lowing ample time for visiting Ale1an.
dris, Mt. Vernon, Richmond, Old Point
Comfort and points Of interest within
easy reach OF Washington.
Trains leave Wheeling at 1905, 4;55,
5:45 q. m, 2;3O aud 600 p. m Wash.
iagt0n, Pa, $3.50, LEO a. M, 7:3S p. IN.
Pittsburgh 500 u. m and $50 p. IN. ;
Benwood 1885, j:25 &. m. and 3 p. IN.
Round trip from Wheeling, Washington
and genwood, $40 90; from Pittsburgh
- % Correspondingiy low rates from
other stations. Through Pullman Sleep.
ing Car from Wheeling on $50 p. IN.
train and 1905 a. IN. train. PArl0r Cars
on day train and Sleeping Cars on night
train from Pittsburgh. For tickets and
Parlor or Sleeping Car accommodations
call upon or address Agents B. K o. r, r.
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EOKr ltNrY CLUE.
The First Club Sight sGeoeSs-Restnu.
rant To Open Next Week.

The First Club Sight sGeeeSs-Restnu.
rant to Open Next Week.
The first Club Night Of the Fort Hen.
ry Club MSS decided success, not the
least pleasant feature OF which vas its
informally. Members and their ladies
amused Themselves with cards, dominos
and billiards, while the piano filed the
house with music. The Friday nights
are expected to become increasingly
popular st the club.
The dIst private dinner party at the
club house will he given this evening by
the members Of the House Committee
to their noble selves. Il will so ahead
Of anything OF the kind ever done in
Wheeling. The search for deliCacies is
understood to have embraced the lazy
ropica and the land OF the midnight
sun, with several back districts to hear
from.
Manager Patterson has been installed
and is completing his corps Of assist
ante. II is hoped to open the restaurant
early next week. A set luncheon will
be served every day at moderate price,
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49, - G-=---F

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tzaL Ea q. & stg--r, cl H4.-gi tz=ez.
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ave g rs Liza .lll7l,lA O. As aaZ =C
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tsgrs l4t -zs7Js gsu4pll-
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s.Jrts- aTraEaf-Iss tAlltis- gig are doing 20
tl,lIeia Fsrs1ls Esa;irE Elg WJTk t51s Jog
&as sfElag sllllt liLar 8: e1lg.
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E.gy % J p EETnul1s uEs tEE=l so SD
iypkg!i isTcg At SATURDAY Ead tiri 90 IEes
1aI. he vEs vel Aaa 'lvptably ka1aa aefv.
Jharlcy NgtpFi zus Tb7uss walker eaErggi
via Adj al ztEtttcg b tlg 8 sftlrE Ht re
Blast igElale, were glTll gfg.l lli-zTg g1zslll
A.i1a ard board over % loLEE la The s-ll %
!1ug5d % McJ1fl rul BE- lsA4sI % aIi sara 70
% uggg10ss Barrett NtHord uss released on
saaf ba. walker, ht!as enable o. procure hail
Wa .ocErd lI-
A crowded hose allI ses Tie psTilTE'slHc pl
iEg tInuT musical uglgiy, "A E1EEue Glove.
~ Tie UqsFa HgEs- 30 aigat 6ess AZ ruiuE OF
reFy ms.1.y q UnEs ADD /! t4src slil. rcusla
Luy PERSONS VITO dasirr g. Htes1 aHa hate act
secured their i.lgris ss0ul4 lgsl 70 lime lg 90.
ing -, The Grand Opers House ofchef!rN Of
WAeyl.Bg ~ puypzF11 s1ilg yZlIa Enc 2 usie
iaE this OCCASION.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers IN Tho CIi5 ami Wheeling POlk'
AHFurf.


stranger. IN Tho CID ami Wheeling RolE'
Abroad.
NJ ". ~. Woods ls 30 a. Als home on o..
Bland.
Mr. ". % Slcslechsn d III At the NeLarC
House
TN yye. Of gsyssr. was at tac s.aiaR H0u',
NJ, Dairy Hogs is whiting sd, Nary roag At
REV J.cob Nottingham, Of St. LuEe'sehufcb,
Is slightly ~
? ~ uaroia, Of Fnrsen5uR vas At The Ne
Lure lat night
2. Nulnliofd aud family BsYc returned from
wit W Trenton, y. J,
4. N. Patterson. 81. f. RsAt0n and IS. II. As
piuUIl, Ui Weston, were IN The city yesterday.
Next ,uc.Gsy Egv. J T. Mcclure will lecture
iu Allegheny cit, before the theological stu
dcugS Vi Ihy Western Theological seminary.
Mr.. D. D. bennington, Of Remington Bros, tho
PilubuWl lhycftslns agents was Eefu Seslef'
dEy ~ r3ms home from puslny4 Trip out In
the stzig.
rToL W. ?. wiley. Of the NorgauiOwn Uni
vCuIiy waists the Ciiy yesterday on his way home
irym taykrf+b'tFg, waerg be attended he sia!e
bar meeting,
~. Ealucy and son. William 2. Rainey, Of
Cleveland the i1rmuT proprietor OF the lIuhey
Coke Company NJ AOyC;l Pa, WeTC AZ the Nc
Lure Jas. night.
Yesterday was the Anniversary Of the birth Of
Cuici Of PullCC bclbuggc and Lieut.. Jacob
Ucgu. A peculiar coincidence Is that the Tor
uuT was born Ia lsJ2 and IS thirty niue lrats
ola rn1 the latter was born in l3J and is hity'
two year Old.
Mr. II. y. GfUcOit. foreman Of the decorating
department OF the Warwick China Company. re-
turned on tuesday from Il sUluGru in florida.
He brought with MIN ilnc lot OF oranges packed
lis department,
MIS- ]. steinncid received telegram yesterday
notifying her Of the death Of her sister, Ms.
Max fmuE. which occurred yesterday morning
A. !. 30 O'Clock, at hluuCapOlls, Mimi she LETT
Tor that place last night, accompanied b. her
daughter, Mrs. Julius EpFE,
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KHEnINE IlIrsTRATFR
K-ps..-sisu,.. = a. Ca-a-.s q; G.,
nartr. LIpf.ss Ibssa.tIt,, s-Es.slI.

KspfssrHiBtsfss a ~ Gasnls-E e Cen
ua~tns Efpfsss IissassItts slFszsiJ-
Al IsEHIlCxscLl IspoIisF saW Prss-
Deaf Qsarrisf, Of tie Chamber o. Coz
asres, and 3ir. c. ". F,laEhsia, q tie
WgEiek Po::sEy. xh5 Esis : eozEiii-
tee Of the Chamber 70 Interest business
nsn In the Frank Lss,is enterprise.
ave lei that re have hssn oCtrass-
0usiy sEiBdisd.' sid Er. Q1Efrisf.
" Frzs4E Leli<fEZ-has caass gith the FeFy
bet letters o. accommodation and tie
Chamber Of CClu.ercr cav hat u the
p.an we're carried O1i a. proposed ii
would be "a valuable thing !3T Wheeling.
Before We DID anything We took the pre-
oari!Ju 10 telegraph the Newspaper II
New YORK 70 knOE whether the agents
we're authorized 70 represent the cen
eerD. We were answered 10 the aihm.
give, 70 that the mAnase@5li cznEc'
escape responsibility for the contract
the szeuu made. They were 70 devote
not lees than lgelve pages 10 wheeling,
illustrating the pablo bai!dinss, giving
Characteristic street scenes, setting forth
tbs magnitude Of the manufacturing IN
dus,I!es-in short 70 EhO6 Wheeling e
!! u. The edition vas % surpaIs In
piece Of work d0Go for TeIss city.
We went among business men Eud
helped the Egsats all We could. The
result VIA that they 90! about 8 900, and
and they got j 10 advance, iJr which !
an very sorry"
They got Il under false prsteuses,
remarked Mr. Frgrzhsim. ave want
to kroT something more about this
thing
The illustrations were 10 be arts
tic, b" raid SIR. QlaTIier, and they were
70 become ;he properly Of the Chamber
Of Commerce, which was 10 have Tor
slO0 wbEj il would cost $1,000 % make.
We did not expect 10 be used IN this
way by business concern Of standing
Nos. NE DO not expect 10 let the matter
rsst igs! here. FrlHt Ls,'is.s viii hea'
from u.
THE representatives, who were here
promised that an artist should come
here and draw the illustrations. II any
Was ever sent nobody knows anything
about It, aud il is evident he did no
work"
A meeting OF subscribers has been
called for neg! Monday evening at so
Competent legal counsel will be present
TO consider the case rs Il may lie pre-
scented.
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All ssr., ~ LseAI Nsu. Asa Go,.sF uo~
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| Cgaer BAN vas fagl 60 t.s asasl-s IS
Etg1f kHausa gUlasfity.
Claafl j. ?. Calrzssarla. O. 81 C-al-rl.le,
80 % 'az ll'y lea4erlsg 81 llsal 1zgzosA
1a1rt lsFy;szz 81 li1 lsslza,-1i C5zzEy Nlgl
q ,1sls;y -. . stli a. fs-iz ,aF urii .gle,r
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ne Ersaeela-s. Er-s1as sss AIla AZ doing
s1ai SOFA a. tse Hsr.sE-s1 ehl75As LAEXt tutl
slGas Frycl hes 81 ever Eocr,-g.
CO.. C. l. iUoE-tz s.Ai Furghsi1t ne HAsGs
a.il h n0Ecs tse,c % izg IL " APr.L
lbs sit4zsg 4, 3 PaIi,ps las sgaasri 4
lEz1iag u hu 0gz acfy l1fg lg.1s dc v hzF.
baai ssEtnE l1i sDEz l,1 -'aIE ilf Halk.
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sac zai 81 bot ss1szEt . EegikLTE y % g.
sLst2vaI EEs tkssrr tai - scTNt1Cs Ngfv usi
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gassirgs nae hev i1F ilEif uusk Ca Tie Bou.i
tzusul o. ne tlgsauTsa, gsug-alaa 4 o.
Lsun rullsoaL
The ielAIft sAGFlEE UolHa-y vii b en-
upentgn 90 = To- tsys NCs mses.ne1g l. ~,
f.yins azl.y. Au eGgtne An4 sack hNc .us.
5cgl p'Eaci 10 p1s,gon,
Thc Cha1uB4=E Circle had t1f dlsClgl9p lot
aigat he lall6Ilug suh.eess kggllh LlEa-
tgIy, by Ms aI!s Ns,logt; Tenure Of Land 10
Engaai. b. w. ", Eiufs Aitr1uoZ!, b. H. q,
faf.a
Csecss from dowa nysg points saI leather 10
lArge quantities y AmoGs The special cumnaolls
ties nos handled b. TIE liver pcUplc TIE
cheese rOCs al ONrg The country. and gac leather
70 fa,A1elpalA
Jsmts A BaaRiRs 81 NAgsllag, We 10 Tie
city yesterday shaking hands With iGCuiss Re
Wag down On business c0uuuCtul gl!h patent
chemical hfc CNuUruiiheT, and Wa 10 c0nllg-
euec With Cliyi Ngth.
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Docs Experiences Counts

It does, in every line Of business, and
especially in compromising and prepar.
ing medicines. This isiIlustrated in the
great superiority OF Hoods Sarssparills
over other preparations, as shown by the
remarkable curtsit has accomplished.
The head Of the firm Of Q. |. Hood *
Co. is q thoroughly competent and ex.
perieuced pharmacist, bavinE devoted
bis whole life to the study and actual
preparation Of medicines. He ia also q
member Of the Massachusetts, and Ameri.
can Pharmaceutical Associations, and
continues actively devoted to supervis-
ing the preparation OF and managing the
business connected with Hoods Sarsa'
parliA.
Hence the superiority and peculiar
merit OF Hoods Sarsapanllais built upon
the most substantial foundation. In its
preparation there Is represented all the
knoW ledge which modern research in
medical science has developed, COM
bined with long experience, brain'work,
and experiment. 1t 10 only necessary
to give this medicine fair trial 10 re-
alize its great curative value.
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WHEELING INsTAI.NiENr 90.
WHEELING
InStaImeDt
CO PANX
1855 u lao Market Street.
COM PANY
JAxrAAY 1871.
Grading

Gamas
Win the beginning OF the New Year
Gomez the se,,ospss! Of The While
the yea, jus, ended has contributed
to history many Of It's saddles; incl.
dents and dMkcs, pAses-Yei We as
business men arr forced to ADM. that /,
has been With US mes, prosperous and
highly successful one, We may be par.
doaed for taking retrospective view Of
our business Tor the year Just ended
when We assutey oathaiitistou us source
Of great GrataeaHon-Tho immense
trade tina, va, ushercdin at the opening
o! our present stores IA little over one
year ago. has steadily continued to In
eTease-Day aber day brought US fresh
proofs Of our assured success. and con.
vinred US that the maxim OF fair dealing
We adopted at the beginning had won ils
way in most practical manner to the
minds Of our people-This is the beat
evidence We can adducc of our continued
success 1t Is the strongest proof that
we enjoy the confidence aud appreciated
patronage Of the puhlic-we beg to re-
turn our sincere thanks to our many
patrons and to assure them OF our high
appreciation Of their valued patronage
Whatever our shortcomings in the past
may have been "Hrmmm at arore"
is the best apology We can offer, and
With it We promise amends-our defects
OF Ninety will be our Projections Of
Ninety-One-In asking, therefore, for
your patronage this year We do so know.
ing full well that you will appreciate
our efforts to serve you satisfactorily
Your interests arc Identical with ouB
10 serve You 10 a pleasure to us-lu con-
cluaiOn, We wish our patrons all the
prosperity A Happy New Year can bring.
Your Faithful Servants,
WHEELING INSTALMRNT co.
1886 to it4o Market stroet.
sroRE ciossat7 p. m, ESorrr ON sA1unArs
jos. II, MoARpLE, Manager.