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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-10-18
CONDENSED NEWS.

A Collection Of Interesting Items on Vnri
Gus Subjects. Especially Prepared To-
Hasty Reader.
Another alleged discovery of a gold min
In Arkansas
This years wheat CROP averaged thirtceI
bushels to the acre.
The labor troubles of the past six month.
In Pittsburg and vicinity ave causec
many business firms which sold goods OF
credit &c suspend
Michael j. o'Brien, the abscondint
treasurer of the Catholic knights o.
America, was captured in Philadelphia
Monday afternoon.
Emmet Dalton, the surviving bandit. hal
the sheriff. Emmett is better, and it il
now thought he will recover.
Mrs Anna Hamlin, of Wabash. Ind.
thinks her husband was a victim Of the
recent railroad disaster at Shreye, o. He
left home on Sept. 20 to fulfill a musica
engagement in the east aad she has moi
heard from him.
The Sixteenth regiment of Pennsylvania
had served ninety-ive days at Homestead
The entire cost of the maintaining OF the
militia has been 100000.
II is impossible to convict a pool room
proprietor or the patrons of the same il
Cincinnati, and the city bids fair to be
c'.nse a gamblers paradise
Citizens of Tuckahoe, Westchestei
county, N. Y, tore down n British flag
hoisted by Edward Mckenzie, and spat
upon it. Mckenzie has complained &C
Minister Pauncefote-
The survivors of the Dalton gang have
Threatened to avenge themselves ON Coffey-
vile, Kan. The little town is under arms
and has prepared a warm reception for the
friends of the dead outlaws should they
attempt to carry out their threat.
At indianapolis the Marion county
grand jury found indictments of embezzle
ment against the following late officers OF
the Order of the Iron Hall: Freeman ID.
Somerby, supreme justice, Indianapolis
Mark 5. Davis. supreme cashier. Indianap.
oils; j.. L. Younghusband, supreme trus.
tee and chairman of the board, Detroit,
j.. Henry Hayes, supreme trustee and sec.
rotary of h board, Camden, N. J.; C. E
Thompson, supreme trustee, Bingham. N.
T.; E. w. Rouse, supreme trustee, Balti.
more.
Supreme Cashier Davis, of the Iron Hall,
surrendered himself at Indianapolis and
gave 10000 bond, although he expected il
would be only 5000. The court is looking
into the leak of grand jury secrets.
Glencoe, a suburb Of Chicago, is excited
over the discovery of gas and oil in the vi
cinity. An artesian well at a depth of I5c
feet disclosed oil. which shot up to aheight
OF thirty feet above the surface. When the
how subsidized, gas was emitted, which
burned for two days and nights. The
price OF land has advanced from $500 an
acre to 5000. Geologist Guthrie thinks
the lind onlya small pocket which has
NOW RXhnngfQd Ifcalf
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-10-18
A Fair Election.

Whenever a Harrison Republican
comes to town to secure ga fair
election" by the distribution of boo
die with which to corrupt the voter
and Pollute the ballot box, the right
thing to do is to put him under po-
lice surveillance, as they are doing
such %scoundreIs in New York. The
chances are, if this is done, that he
will land in jail, and about ten to
one that he ought to land there.
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A Whole Bank Full OF onyx Found In
Adams County, o..

WINCHESTER, O., Oct. III. g.
Rhinehart, a farmer living in jefferson
township. this county, the other day
picked up on his farm an odd-lookinx
stone, which he sent to Cincinnati to
have examined by experts. They pro-
nounced it to be onyx of the finest
variety, and expressed surprise that it
should be found in Adams county. or
even in North America, as the localities
where it abounds in this country are ex-
ceedingly rare.
The ridge from which the specimen
was obtained is fully thirty feet deep.
and apparently contains an inexhausti-
BILE quantity of the precious stone. Rhine
hart is preparing 70 work his 'tfindp for
all 1t Is worth, and. should it hold out.
as it seems likely to do, he will without
doubt find himself in possession of al
most fabulous wealth.
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EIGHTEEN FEET OF SNOW.
Worst Storm Ever Knosn on the Unto
Pacihc RnIIroad.

Worst Storm Ever known on the Union
Pacific Railroad.
DENVER, Oct. 15.-The Republicans
special from Cheyenne says for nearly
w days the severest storm ever known
on the Union Pacific railroad has been
raging here and as far west as Ogden,
Utah.
In all directions telegraph communi-
cation was cut off until late Thursday
night when this dispatch got through
on a temporary wire. All railroads
have been blocked, the cuts being filed
with snow which IN some places was
piled up eighteen feet.
Rotary SNOW plows have been hard at
work between Granite and Laramie. the
sno being hve feet deep ON the level at
the latter place.
A half dozen westbound trains have
been tied up here, but left after the re-
turn of the snow pillow Thursday night.
Friday three coach loads of people
pulled in from the west in three sections
with more to follow.
The Cheyenne Northern is entirely
blocked, telegraph communication be-
ing cut off. No one knows where the
belated trains ON it are. Two DAYS
have elapsed since the road was
showed in.
AT Granite canyon, Conductor Rob
erts Thursday was blown off the plat
FORM OF a car ana hurled down a fifteen
foot embankment, the deep snow saving
his life.
Reports are being received of i'm.
mense loss of cattle and horses in north.
ern Colorado and in Wyoming. Thou
sands OF dollars worth of these animals
are known to hav persisted, and it il
estimated that almost a third of the cat
tie and horses ON the ranges have been
destroyed by the storm.
An unknown dead man was found by
the side of the track near Greeley, Colo,
Friday: He had persisted from the eff.
fects of the storm.
At Central City, Ratiso Eblie, an
Austrian miner, blinded by the snow
and wind, walked into a five foot shaft
and was instantly killed.
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GrieYous and Burdensome.

County taxes have been most
grievous and burdensome in Mason
county, for many years. Republi-
cans have been tried and found
wanting as far as giving the people
any relief is concerned. Let us
have a change and see if things are
not bettered. Vote the Democratic
county ticket from top to bottom
Wipe out the Republican Ring that
is taxing you to death.
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Immigrants Landed at EMS Island.

NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-THE first immi-
grants direct from Europe to be landed
at Ellis Island since the presidents
proclamation in relation to steerage pas
sengers were taken off the Netherlands
American steamship Dubbledam Sum
day. There were 300 of them. They
sailed from Rotterdam. where they had
been under observation for five weeks,
and where their baggage had been sub.
jected to a thorough disinfection by
steam. Most of the immigrants are
bound for points outside of the city.
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Have no Fear.

The people have no fear but that
Congressman Capehart will do in
the next Congress what he did in
the last-stand by the Democratic
party and what is still better, stand
closely to his post of duty and the
best interest of the Wayne
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CATTLE--Prime, 81 75a5 10; good. - 10
g 25@2 so; bulls, stays. and fat Co...
- 2593 so fresh cows, so O0a4O 90.
HoGs-Prime Philadelphias. Is 7505 so
best mixed and Workers, IS 50d5 65: com,
mon % best pigs, - s5@5 25; roughs.
SHEEP-Extra, - 50@4 co; good. ~ coz
4 20; fair; 3 ssa3 25; common, 81 OOG2 90:
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-10-18
A MOUNTAIN OF ZINC.
An Alleged Find THAT win Feather Som,
body's Nest.

body's Nest.
Ell PAso, Tex, Oct. ia mountain
of carbonate of zinc has been discovered
near Hillsboro, N. NJ, the ore of which
is worth $50 per ton in the markets of
st. Louis and Joplin, Mo. For years
the ore was thought to be lead, but re
cent assays determine it to be zinc. In
dications and veins already developed
cover over 500 acres of ground. The
strike, it j claimed, will cause the
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe to ex-
tend its branch from Lake Valley to
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-10-18

DIXON, KY, Oct. 17.-Thursday night
Edward Heron waylaid and MORALLY
wounded John Winston. Heron at
tempted to escape, and was shot while
resisting arrest. He died Sunday
morning. They had previously quar-
relied about a misunderstanding between
their brothers.
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Docs Not Renent Him.

The w~orkingmen r beginning
to realize that Republican Protect
i've Tariff, does not protect them.-
Everything is protected except Ia
Dor and that has to compete with
the imported pauper labor of Eu-
rope.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-10-18
THE MARKETS.
Reviow of the Grain and Cattle Market,
for October II.

Cincinnati.
WHEAr-61, f@72kc.
CoRN@5@45Lc.
WooL@Unwashed fine merino, 16a1ac:
H-biood clothing, 20@22c; braid, 17GIsc:
medium combtng, 22@23c; fleece washed
clothing, 26@27c.
CATTLE Select butchers, So 5Oa4 90.
fair to good, 81 1908 10; common, 81 sod
Hoes = Selected butchers and heavy
shipping, IS 40@5 so; fair to good packine.
% 1O@5 S5; common and rough, a 5Oa5 O1'
LAABS-$3 2565 %.
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Crlmes and CnsnaItiea.

Two killed, six others carved ut a cake
walk at Admission, Ala.
In a quarrel over money matters. Israel
Stewart shot and killed J. II. Culpeper al
Pine Bluff. Ark.
Two men We're killed and six seriously
injured by explosion of two digesters in
a pulp n paper mill Mt Orono. Me.
Near Central Plains, Va, Phil Younp.
an ~ex-convict. waylaid Manley Glass, who
had accused him of stealing money, and
shot him dead A lynching is probable.
It now develops that Mr.. and Mrs.
Lucky, living near Toledo, were murdered
and their house fired to hide the crime.
A son, an ~ex-convict, is suspected and Is
under arrest.
Near Lawrence, Kan, Fred Bassett. a
farmer, shot two student named Higgins
and Gracroft merely because they walked
across his land. Higgins was fatally
Gracroft will recover. Bassett
was arrested and acknowledged the shoot
ing.
Deputy marshals are engaged in hot pur.
suit OF the men who assassinated Deputy
Collectors Greed S. Cardwell, Joe Spurrier
and . u: Aiather last Friday In Lincoln
county, Tenn. Two suspects have been ar
rested They were K. Z. Patrick and Z. /.
Posses. Patrick is a relative of A. j. Pat
rick, the leader of the attacking gang, who
was killed during the encounter.
Near Huntington, Ind, Frank Shultz
called to a Miss Rena jackson to
church and found Charles Berkheimer. his
rival, there also. Berkheimer forbade
Shultz to hitch his horse aud assaulted
him when he persisted. Shultz drew his
revolver, shot his assailant in the side,
and then took the girl to church. Berk'
heimer died the next morning. Shultz
was arrested. He pleaded ~self-defenss and
says he aimed low SO as not to Kill his
enemy.
Near Bristol. Tenn, Mrs. James Pearce.
subject to epileptic fits, fell into the fire
and was fatally burned.
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Boston,

WooL-Ohio and Pennsvlvan,a WV
31@32c. Xxx and above 2SG29c. x 2G6135c
No. 1 33934c. No. 2 30G3Ic, fine unwasbaj
l9@2lc, unmcrehantable 22@a2[c. Ohio
eombing No !, and X-bIood. 34as5c.
No. 2,H-biocd, 32d33c; Ohio delaine ais1
&c, Michigan x and above 25@26c, No /
5l@S2c, No. 2 29G30c, fine unwashed I56
1Sc; understandable 20d2Ic.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-10-18
~DYNAMITERs, WORK.
DastardIy Attempt to Blow UP a Clock
ST. pIarv,s a

DI"W UT bsOCK III
st. NIary's, O.
ST. MARy's, o., Oct. IA dastardly
attempt was made Sunday night to blow
up Holtkamp 81 Companyss business
block, in which are Bishops tin ware
store, Smiths harness shop, and Holt
Ramps music and jewely store. The
building was badly shattered in the
rear, every window being broken. The
explosion was terrific and shook every
house in town. Dynamite was used.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-10-18
ALIENS WHO CAN NOT READ
Refused naturalization Papers by n Ball
ston On. W Judge.

ston On. W Judge.
BALLsToN, Oct. 14.-Justice Slower.
holding the circuit here. refuses natural.
ization to aliens who can not read and
write the English language. and has re-
jected six applicants. One of the appli-
cants, a native of County Kent, Eng
land, is 0 than sixty years of age
and has been a resident of this county
for twenty-five years. The Judge saws
he will not grant a certificate of citizen
ship to any one who can not read the
constitution of the United States.
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Hunter Killed.

Goshen, Ind, Oct. 17.-Saturday aft
ernoon the sixteen-year-old SON of Moses
Anglemire while out hunting was in
stantly killed by a premature explosion
Of q shotgun, being adjusted by him.
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O~wENsBoRo, KY, Oct. 17.-G.W. Rome,
a farmer living nea Grisson's landing,
this county, had one arm shot entirely
off by a double-barreled shotgun. He
was riding in q cart, aud a sudden start
of his horse set the piece off.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-10-18
Foreign.

The Massapequa hotel, Mt Massapeoua.
L. L, burned Loss, $4,000.
Cloudburst in the provinces of Genoa
and Porto Maurizia, Italy. Great damap.
done. a number of people lost their lives.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-10-18

WASHINGTON, Oct. 17.-President
Harrison Saturday afternoon signed the
proclamation opening to settlement the
Crow reservation in Montana, about
1880, 900 acres in extent.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-10-18
BLOOD.
A Prospective Duel Between DIstin
guished Men.

Buishcu nten.
New YORK, Oct. IA special to The
World from Nashville says that Con-
gresham Enloe knocked down John
Mcdowell, candidate for the United
States senatorship. at a meeting in Paris
Saturday, and a duel may grow out of
the fracas, which arose out of the lie
being passed in q Joint debate.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-10-18
Fires.

Fire in George Chester's flour mill
spread to John Littie's flour and feed
mill at Lockport, n. Y, and DESTROYED
both. Loss $3.50. OOO.
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Cnncer OF the Stomnrh.

CHINA, o., Oct. 17.-John Barker.
aged sixty, died at his home south OF
this city Saturday from cance Of the
stomach.
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Chicago.

Hoes.Heayy, s. 45@5 IS; packing. IS X
a. IS; light, 8 O0G5 GO.
CATTLE - Good TO prime. s5 oo7s IN.
Others, 8 00@4 IS; mixed, 81 2503 So ~
SHEEP@S3 2595 co.
LANDs-A COOS 25.
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WEST vIRGISIa.


AT County Court continued and held
ior the County of Mason, at the Court
4th, 1892.
This day the Court proceeded in ac-
cordance with Sec. z, of Chan. 3 Of
Marth's Code of West Virginia, Third
Edition, to appoint Commissioners of
Election for each voting precinct in Ma
son County, for the purpose OF holding.
conducting and ascertafning the result
oil the election to be held in said coun-
ty on the Sth day of November. 1892
whereupon the following persons were
appointed:
Arbuckle Magisteridl District.
Preeint No; III; j. Fowler, John cIonch
aI .Tf RaaRI NJ aESi ronenbarger. LIMA nm
Precinct No. 3-Wilson Priddy. j. s. As
Kew and ]. b. McGumn.
Ciendenin Mdgistertal District.
Precinct No. I:-Norman Gibson, j. III
Precinct No. 2-Thomas Canterberrx No
ses Carlyle and James ": II. BeaIe.
and Ie 4 Nc. 49, Liyizey, A.. A Shank
Precinet 10. "a: j. Sheppard, C. c. Aus
Cooper Mdgisterial District.
w PTeei met No: I;IDaniel sayre, George H.
- p ase % 80; G-Seo: W. Board. IF. a
+ No 3;;71John T. Greer. VIM. PuilIn
Cologne Magisteridl District.
PrecInct No 1-John II. Ferguson. E,nan-
ueb and = n DUNLAP.
A. blackburn and Martin $. TayIorls Jas
Graham Mdgisterfal District.
Precinct NO. I-Robert Rea. Addison Roa
Precinct No. 2-Thos Turnbuu T.. IT cna
hart and Jesse Layne- Cap
Precinct No.3-Abram Yonker H
Clark and John r. somerviile. Ah
Hannah Magisterial District.
,o Pr eel No: LIE, z. Jordan, w. t. Mel
and rdTe wn kS.s@J. w. George. Philip Blazer
and PaTe as%5x Se: &.D. B. Wise. r.. NJ. Harvey
se Precinct sSa Noi1IT: E. Ball. Henry j. Row
Leuis MagisteriaI Dlstrfet.
and Pdrs ga5e No, L5Isaiah Curry ]. w. Stone
Precinct No. 2-R. F. Chambers Ios.
"ppn nay and VIM Hughes. 'onh
heasera and i. A. Lemaster. "m-
Robinson Magisterfal District.
Mcdaniel and r. W. some9vihiess, Charles B.
Precinct 30. .2-E. +. Roseberrv
Ausgrave and A.. c waggener. II. f.
Onson Nagisterial District.
De nnsiinG an a9 3. lsRG6n nn Stewart, John Me-
beri hiGSnn aad No III; 9 B~rannon, VIM. kim
kenhnfh and Is III y Williams, Henry Wac
Waggener Mdgisterial District.
Precinct No. : s. Dtitche1
Precinct No. 2-cbarIas
shank and q. N. Yeaeer Heekes george
Precinct Pbutfn-
inson and Jacob Roush- Anos.futeh-
q rrs9lnct So.4.-Matthew Brown. Edy.-a
Souispy and VIM. Seamons. EDWARD
-CoPy-Teste.
F. T. B. SMITH. CLERK.
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Cincinnati TOBACCO.

Offerings for the a1s
offerings same week last year........2.6
Receipts for the week. ..... az
Receipts same week last year.... q35
The 2.4n7 hhd sold ~ foIInrrn.
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DENVER, Oct. 17.-Further reports of
loss of life and cattle from the terrible
storm of Tuesday and Wednesday are
being received.
Along the Rock Island railrr-t be-
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eETTINe RICH.

Solomon Hirsch. our minister to Turkey,
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IL Is n Mistato

to think that a vote for monopoly is
vote for the workingman.
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WHKAr-s4c.
E1n~ T0-r

CoRN|3cl<,
OATs-33c.
etoyEEsEED-cash. @ %, December.
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Hdnnan MaqfsteriaI Diatrin

Precinct No. LIE Z. Jordan. w. II Ne,
Ton and Edward Meadows. A"el
and re W kSi5-J. W. George, Philip Blazer
and rTe asSsy 10 =: &aD. B. Wise. R. NJ. Harvey
sey and j. II. Locke. row
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Leris M0gister;0I D5sr,

Precinct No.1-Isaiah Curry. ]. w. s.ona
rrecinet No: 2-R. f. Chambers Ioh,
Precinct No. 3.-James p
feager and T. A. Lemasfer- oes VIM
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ArbuckIe Ma0isteriaL D;styict

Precint No -; j. Fowler, John cIonch
and Rankin VI. Hill.
Precinct No. 3-Wflson Prfddv- A..
Kew and j.. ID. McGumn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-19

family thought Il would ca besss. fried
. tItris on the outside.
After the rooster an early bird began
. rouadelay, and pack Of hounds near
us made few statements, lasting MI 4
s'eiock: then was just getting sleepy
from actual exhaustion when two cats
fsil on the roof from . great height, pos
slbiy our Of some ether planet. judged,
and began % bite of and spiE our frsg-
msnts Of each other. They did that I'LL
rhs whippoorwill got good and rested.
Thsn be took up the exercises and at
tended 20 business until the servants
began To get W and open the house pre-
parztory 70 ushering in gladstone new
day.
The country Is full Of rest and repose
and longevity. tkey tell me. but they are
confined largely 10 deaf people and cows.
During the past week have been rest
ing quietly and nois~lessly trying 10
grow together again. Two weeks ago
began horseback riding &C the suggestion
Of my physician. who Is . thoroughly
good man and senior warden and tyler
IN our church here.
Today my pulse is normal.
Respiration noticeable.
Temperature 75is
Ny physician reports some ab-asions
and one severe conclusion OF the cornice.
He says that IL had been fatter there
would have been a number OF flesh
wounds.
l was trying my new riding habit from
Boston Ny riding habit was formed
there. Bat where erred was in trying
tho habit without binding the horse.
You can't come into full bloom that way
all Of . sudden on horse that has had
no advantages and who has never been
accustomed 10 great big burst Of
loveliness.
So we came home from the trial by
different roads. When my wife saw the
palfrey coming home wearing the saddle
over his stomach, she said that 10 was just
like me TO send home the horse draped
that way just 10 please the dear ones
before got there myself
Ny fail reminded me very much Of
Adams, il was so sudden and so hard.
fell more painfully than the author Of
Beautiful Snow" but can overcome it
in society quicker. II was the most
painful thing that has happened since
the war. and inside Of twenty minutes
met all the people Of North and South
Carolina with whom ! am acquainted.
besides seventy or eighty from New
York, who are here for their health and
watching 20 see better people fall of
their horses.
have always said that the roads here
should be macadamized, but IL they can
be upholstered at the same price it would
suit me better.
This horse grew up on the frontier,
and is sort Of self made horse. Civil
zation scares him almost to death. So
he unseated re as though l had been the
snap delegate Of q rump convention.
still remain 50.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-19
ONE NIGHT OF REST
But II Was Hardly. Says 1iII
Nye.
FILLED WITH SWEET PEACE
he Loves the Country sDs IS . Sleeping
Place II Aight Be Considerably
Improved Upon.


night n the country Is ons OF the
Eost EssEfal things | know Of for the
tired mind cane here with that idea.
] needed rest had been troubled with
insomnia.
IA the early spring | oyerthought my
self had one great BIZ. robust
thought. but could not seem To clorhe
H. Clothing thought properly so that
II vii please the public Is gifs. Quite
number Of the nost remarkable call
dren OF my brain are still weeping in the
great bathroom OF the past because they
srs rot suitably clothed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-19

Ps-e sovinz wsfsr delivered ~ vosir
deer fsr s. ger sssioa hy eFys.ai wssss
esmrsoy. Tslsphess sis
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1892-11-18
ART OF ADVERTISING
WONDERFUL DEVELOPMENT OF THE
SCIENCE OF PROMOTING PUBLICITY.

waiter weIlman Finds Entertainment and
Instruction in the Advertising Columns.
What n Smart, Alert. Ingenious Gener-
alton This Is-Adyertising Pictures.