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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-24

The Voters of that Cultured state Don't
Know How 70 Vote an Australian Bal
lot.
BosroY, November 23.-Returns re-
ceived by the Executive Council from
all the counties in the State except Suf-
folk show that 10, 1S6 votes cast for Gov
ernor in the recent election were worth
less under the Australian system. One
third OF them were entirely blank-that
is with no mark whatever against q
name for Governor. while the other two
thirds we're rendered imperative by the
voters placing a cross against the name
of VIM. II. Halle, Republican candidate,
and also against the name OF Wolcott,
Hamlin, the Prohibition candidate, the
latter's name following that OF Mr..
Halle on the official ballot. The pecu-
Iiarity of the name "Wolcott Hsmltn"
doubtless led thousands OF voters to
believe that when they marked for Mr..
Halle and then for the name next fol-
lowing, Wolcott Hsmlin, they were
voting for the Republican candidate for
Lieutenant- Governor, Roger Wolcott,
who in reality was eight names lower
down on the ballot under the approprl-
ate head, observation-disclosures"
An estimate based on the assumption
that il was clearly the intention Of the
voter TO mark for Mr.. Halle and his
associate on the ticket Mr. Wolcott,
aud not for Wolcott Hamlin, gives Mr..
Halle a plurality over Russell In these
counties OF 10000 votes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-24

New onlcers Elected and Matters Dis
cussed

Cu89eOs
CHAMPAIGN, ILL, November "a
The second days meeting OF the gen.
eral assembly of I. NJ. b. a. was
devoted to the hearing of the reports.
of the committees, the appointment OF
\committees for the ensuing year, ana
1.-THE general discussion for the good OF
the order. While it was shown that
there had been q large decrease In the
membership, all Of the speakers seemed
sapeulne that the association would
more than regain its former strength
before the next annual meeting.
Several amendments TO the constltu-
tion have been submitted and are being
discussed. one of the most prominent OF
which is proposition to admit
women and youths as mem
bers of the association. The night
sessions are held and much business is
disposed OF that is OF no interest to the
general public. Officers were elected
as follows: President, C. A. Robinson,
of Fountainton, Ind; Vice-President,
h. C. Locknock, OF Arnoldsburg, w.
Va: Secretary. w. E. Robinson, OF
Greenvlle, HIS; Treasurer, E. n. Poe,
of jackson, Mo-; National Lecturer, j..
p. Steele, of Mt. Vernon, His.
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ROslOa vokes Tonight.

This evening that charming GOMEZ
dienne. Miss Rosina Vokes, opens an
engagement Of three nights and mat
inee at the Opera House in repertoire
Of genuine comedies, and the indica-
tions are that the engagement will be
one of the largest and most successful
ever experienced at the house. Arts
tically, there is no doubt about it, be-
cause Miss Vokes is a superb actress,
and her company is excellent through
out. These are some comments from
other papers:
1.-THE daintiest, brightest, prettiest
piece of comedy that the English stage
has produced. San Francisco Exam
tner.
"In her particular line Of light comedy
she is without a rival on the modern
Anglo-Saxon stage. San Francisco
ATGOnGUt.
"Miss Vokes is so true, so sincere and
so gifted Coincidence as to cause her
audience to laugh with, not at her.
Philadelphia Ledger.
Her dancing is indescribably grace.
full, her acting refined, forci6le, bril-
liant. PHILADELPHIA Press.
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PECULIAR ERUPTION
All Over His Little Body-Pain Might ana
Day-Best Doctors Bshied-hirnca-
Ious Cure by Cuticura.

Your CuTictRA REHLp,1s Penofmed sae1 :
miraculous cure upon ny baby. teat ynelt
deem myself 81 lsh and nncLrisiiau-iike we're
NOT willing 20 give public 1gfeasiDa y ~
gratitude. Absst thHtega m0atts 40 ~
va. suddenly. TAKEN wish peculiar s1ap.i9p.
vgbfeb byoke ogt Oh over hs iiftis Dydis Al1 te<
came 80 psiBful "a be was ..rl9.s az ,lfhst.'
ab,s Va ia continual pain 1lghi Ana l.ls
snS "a tbe disesss advanced. u became ofer-
sive. and ii looked Eko ny 2rtcioss DaoJ "hs
gong % decay IN spite Of Al uAt q. ~ o.
The very best ybysicisns cotlc 90 80 ~.
snsded 10 nv 1rricgEA ErSEiI2r. fctoNe1
elections ne hrst week tte psir vas SfestiL'
redrcss. and ny baby WAS able 20 re-. IL
sscoud ws.ka decided chHpge for tne - r.
ana began % realize thaf NJ baby Sas goi'E
10 i've. the esgDtl0n Drfhn - ~. ris - ~
,s.nrned ~ sxln became a 1stnr4s color. o.
In Mrs weeks from the time be btEan tha YEP
meut b. wa a. well ~ b. sfrf 90, ~ .
brighter skin. q good apgeiite. apa &esn -
20 get into al tue nsisc1lef 5e could 4 f0#
over : even months s.ocs ny BABY Trs cuie1 ~
CrTtct-lts. aad there q uctnof las not zen tDs
sitgttsst e.r.-.srsnre Of ifs ref1,u. ano ~ Dor
grows brighter aad strongsr ever AZ.
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Warde-James CombInatIon.

The New Orleans Delta has the fol-
lowing to say of THE Lions Mouth, s"
which will be given by Frederick Warde
and Louis James at the Opera House, on
Monday, November %: The Lions
Mouth" is a literary gem, rich with
noble language. The play is staged in
a most magnificent manner, the CO.'S
tunes are rich and the scenery realistic.
The company, without exception. is
good. No fault could be found with
any single individual. Messrs. Warde
and James are thoroughly cognizant of
the fact that much of their success de-
ponds upon the merits of their support,
therefore they left no stone unturned
to secure 8 company of whose histrionic
powers there could be no doubt, and
right well they have accomplished their
end.
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waits of New York.

That famous play, "The Waits of
New York." which comes 10 the Grand
Opera House for a Thanksgiving matt
pee to-day, remaining the balance of the
week, has met with the greatest sue
cess all over the country, and the press
everywhere has given its beautiful
scenery, its splendid company and It's
general merits as strong play, I'M
stinted praise. Katie Emmett is at the
head of the company, and her name
alore is enoughlto insure frst-clasS
attendance Seats at Genthers.
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stsau Advertisements.
A DREADFUL SCOURGE.
The Case OF Mr.. Palmer-PneumonIa Car
ried Him on Suduenly-Evoryone should
Know the Svunto,,. =. 60,

N"A totaC 1nuuAl
Know the symptoms and be on Guard.
Nj. Wilton r. Palmer. OF New York ity. left
u oiTcIe % friends one afternoon recently aud
received thelf congratulation upon his bright
ana vigorous appearances. That evening he
Ielt ucShng IN bis throat, slight pain across
lhe chest chilly sensation. and he coughed
once or twice. The next day MS nostril> were
inhameo, MS throat sore. his chest panied him.
Ms bones scned aud he felt sore ali over The
day following Ae was in bed with physicians
shaking their heads. sud the third day he was
desi rom pneumonls, which he failed 70 take
In time.
There are ten thousand men andgwomen In
America to-day IN the same condition as ar.
Palmer wnen leaving their friends but they do
not Know Il The slightest appearance Of the
symptoms above named should strike terror 70
any man or woman A sudden chill means the
beginning OF Pneumonia; aches aud pains
throughout the body Sfe the first symptoms IL
Is necessary 70 bring about reaetion at once
How, then Is the best way 20 bring about a re-
ACTON Ask any physician and ne will tell YOU
10 use pure whiskey. No matter how preiudiced
any one nay be. pure whlSkey az such 4 time ia
necessity, but unfortunately there are few
pure WHISTLES IA thr world aud IN fact there he
but one that has received the unqualified en-
dorsement Of physicians, chemists and the
highest authorities, aud that Is Dudy's Pare
Malt This remarkable whiskey which Is sold
by all nrst-class uggists and grocers, Will ABB
soiutely check the first spproach OF pneumoniA>
while az he same time IL Is certain 20 build up
the wasted system. 10 deserves 10 be kept In
every household, not only % be used Ia cases 81
emergency, tut 20 assist Ia pYclOnging life aud
bringing health and hapniuess isl I
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Kitchen.
In following this rule
Many Doctor Bills
Will be saved.
USE
GALAXY
FLOUR.
n..aErnIu
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA OHIO County
In the Circuit Court OF Ohio county, Sossm
Rules, 1872
" IN AtfeMP7f~
David r Paige aud another
The object ~ ttiseuit - 90 recover from the
defeudants the sum n $50 ~, with interest o.
81 40 thereof from the 50th day Of March, le.A
until plyment. and u $500 thereof lron tDe
25th cav OF April. iso2 until paid. A. well ~ thq
costs Of this suit aud also TO attach aSd tuDject
10 the payment OF said claim and e9sis' ceraiu
proueriy OF the defendnnts Ia this 5iatei hno -
appesrinR from an andAvit Med IN tne Cause
mat the defendants David X. Paige sha
Albert r. Paige. are non.residsuta % the SiAN
Of West virginia. it BE- ordered that they appear
within one mon after ihe 1fst publication OF
this order aud DO what Unnecessary % pfotect
their interests It's further ordered that thls
order be published and % te hcc0rding " Ie"s
Witne John W Michel Clerk ~ our "a .
Court &C the Cont House n taid county, ~
OH day Of November, 1879, to-wil; Aoscm9H
John ". MITCHELL. cier9
Published fret tine November ", lrEv
1tte,t: JOHN W. MITCHELL. CieYs
HENRY ". RUSSELL. Attorney Tor Plainips
uof2oaWt
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Died.

DELOE-On Wednesday, November %, 1892,
at I2.5O .. M. JOHN EMMEr DELoE, in the 4Sth
year OF his age.
Funeral from his late residence, No. l0OSouth
Huron street, Friday afternoon at o'clock.
Interment at Peninsula cemetery. Friends OF
the family invited 10 attend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-24

TO-DAY Hoods Sarsaparilla stS2ds-st
the head of the medicine world, admir-
ed in prosperity and envied in merit by
thousands Of would-be competitors. II
has larger sale than any other medi-
cine. Such success could not be won
without positive merit.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-24
About PEOPLE.
'a.c.e OF the Movement OF
Tr.#,.r..,

'l''-e OF the Movement OF
Individuals.
sr--CR Deuel., OF Friendly.
~. .,-a left yesterday for the East.
"l H Hath, Of Middle
TIP. DO IS back from his New
Hg ID p,.e.- oa. Of be South Side, is
new NeJ--.-..I In, ,
AcC11rr--. III az his nome on
Is Ms Sire
ges, of .e..--,er, d the South Side,
ers % -'-sllrg I'd lends.
oilega = l zane dow from the Wash
en- ~. spend Id hksgiving.
-e9 Is hon from the Ohio
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so,aiar.. csares Dsspotled.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, November 2S.-Re-
ports continue to come from various por-
lions of the State ofthe dissertation OF sol
5;ers, graves. At Martiusville to-day Mi
chael Callahan, of the western part Of Nor
IAN county. brought the story that IN the
edge OF p utnam county persons had taken
the tombstones OF soldiers graves, SET inc inc
ssorSs AGAINST the cemetery fence, painted
tbem red and then danced on the graves.
The Rev. Jesse B. johnson, OF Hat, and
q bow. corro6orates the story. ne Iurther
states that a reliable citizen Of Clayton
Hendricks county, knows the person who
committed the crime, and that before doing
the deed the same person, armed with TN
buckets and other noise making artlciss'
,,isces of business of Republicans at Clay
ton This is in the same section wnere so
many cemeteries have been mo, esie ~. q.
y Rrvant Of Pacific Grove, Gaia. tele-
-..,hs fo-dav TO draw on him for men or
n money sufficient to stop these outrageS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-24

SPECIAL sale of Gents Cork Sole
Shoes In all the latest styles, Lace and
Congress, at $500, $500, $500 and $500.
l.. V. BLOND.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-24

NEW AND CHEAP BOOKS LATEST Fash
N ion and Literary Magazines, German and
American Almanacs, Fine Stationery and
Blank Books Low Prices.
c. QUINBY, Bookseller and Stationer.
no23 14l4 Market street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-24

NEa ROLAND co1B, An.sy =. o.. G.
HEREBY certify ihat '-e cost' nis y
cgre 4 mot miraculous one Nhsn recoU
,neDdsd tbe Crr,ctrA BE~rrfks ssa Fefi IT.
N. de- rat fhs cblle void I've. shoei1 ~
gIaS 20 ausUersf = iraglries AZ = "a crfs,
- = REr. ]. Z. AafRE Cycktaa. -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-24
rhs omcIal vote Of Conneetleut.

HARTFoRD, COM, November 2S-The
official count of the vote Of Connecticut as
determined by the State Board Of Canvass
ers late this afternoon shows that Cleve-
land for President received the largest vote
ever cast for candidate in the State. The
total vote of the State for President was
l64. S25. and Cleveland plurality over Har-
rison is $50 Total vote for Governor is
l64.479. Luzon B. Morris, the Democratic
candidate for Governor, has majority OF
S95. and plurality over Lieutenant GOV
ernor Merwin, the Republican candidate
for Governor, Of 6.O42.
Only once a year are you asked for
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-24

INDIGESTION. Dizziness. Take BEECH
ANS Pills.
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REASONS.
TELLS Why We SHOULD
lyEUL TO-DAY



.-,-s+i,r Dres-
~-..-s rrs g. .'.-. .,'7
r.e... Synagogue last even
b.. O., ..r- services per-
The C..-- No. A,
-- thanksgiving ""''
WAS given of which
gae.. .--.-s.-.
..4 from Dent.
r H.. .h,r bost
O.. satisfied .-rA Sl~'' ,IT"
ai- I'm .- .aa gool mana ne
6,, ..
r... ...----o~s called upon 20
.Ils a .rsresEIv.lg for the
+.s bestowed upon
r-s - -.r.rlpIires are ever
-. .r-.viarce t0 our be-
r ....... .....,ss rla ord
r ---- which he has
@ ...f7us
.r MISSES ..-' 80 ,,.s ~ I 9 i've
cal -.. f.,.,.rs soiI rba
.t..L 49,. brs-
-. .... 81. -.-. -.,..,ers with
....lg5.,r,- one ~
-F srlrsrrfss
- -- ErD4ra3s
.-.rs4 rsr6s is
...-.. l-5 -',+,-
,s-,,fs which
49, $50 and
.--...s..-, 40,
~ +, '.,.-S.e,,1 9s-
-.- - 80. --',,..,i zen
-......s --F -f..,. 5a-
...I-rf -frr.a and
..., ..s, f~sfirrti0ns
a ....f r5-b s,ro0fs bv
...... r.---...s.- cfrire, has
.....a. Bis --fD5 with a
-......r. ar5 learning
r... ...rsr n o., labor-
..r.-. rf humanity
--r ---er1ro1- the
... ..r-.r we aU without dis
.-. which every true. loyal
highly.
.-ra-s of sixtv-ive mil.
...... f.. fr tho ewes of the law Of
r..r. no ar.0e-at. but
whose sworn duty itlst0
.--...t..u ot frese United
-...eel-s me win of the peo-
= v..- rrr the men chosen 10 as
y. ..., ... -...re @ the people. out the
.. -rr.-. -- rulers. their will
.... -r.t lass has testified and
--.-...F and protest against every
-.1res,f0r Wherever II
r. applied Dv tvran-
81 .-a-r-ents; and for such
--.-. r... too. fee. grateful and mfuele
7. --.r.r- with other citizens for the
welfare of this our beloved
Larus. too, like The rest of our
-.-r.r not 0nIv cri1v its blessings
w. share any ami an the sacred Cu-
ami bring If ueetful. personal sacri-
,rr.eeuur country the pride of ma
SEEMS. TOO. like the rest of our Ameri-
~r.-.s. take q deep interest i'm our re-
4. Us we'll and as much as they do. and
--1 the hearts of our children the
g-s- divine truths. for without raig-
-ui morality no government can be up
s lives of all great men re-
III s that they were early
In the Word of God,
e lessons Of morality and virtue, aud
rts. be easily traced back that it was
WOO discarded the teachings and
of divine precept.
-U this, our beloved county, have
w -He depths or poverty and Occu-
highest positions Of trust and
-. and five study their Biographies we
-rr1.y lind that they were trained
r.r atterward in their more ma
...- served them as shield against
ar.a.au auo which stamped upon
., that earuestness and devotion,
-- and honesty TO strict duty
night success az last IN spite or
OBSTACLES they mad 20 endure and
at o.M'u.ty they had u as
-.. reached their goal-tneir desti-
- Improvement 10 Will have tue ten
0...- our surroundings and the
.- whose midst we live.
s-- that our Government recOg-
s--sr special creed or church, and may
rr.s.. come when 10 viii designate
.--. form of creed as the religion Of
e. 7.a.es.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-24
STOCKHOLDERS.

~ IAI y I hIh d OOAI4OAIJ1~ AsD'
~ In pursuance Of the bylaws OF the west
Virginia Exposition aud State Fair Association
meeting Of the stockh 9lders will be held on
the 80 day OF December 1892 At the hour OF )
o'clock D. m i" the Office Of the Clerk OF County
Court OF ohio county. State OF West YIrginla
for the purpose OF holding an election FOR a
Board Of Directors to serve during the year o {
1893. and TO transact any other business that
may De brought before the meeting.
A. REYMANN, President.
GEORGE HOOK. Secretary. nolie3dl
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See our special 50 % ran Melton Jacket
ESQ. M. SHOOK a. 90.
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Many special lines Of Dress Goods ana
CLOAK sc special prices. ,-- :, -
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In MASSACHUSETTS,.

Navy and Myrtle Bedfords at 10 cents
now on sale. GEO. Al. SHOOK u 90,
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aas.p ASysrtiss.msn.s.

nor RENT-MARKEr GARDEN, ABOUT A
II mile above the Top Mill. Possessio given
December lst. Apply st No. 43 Fifteenth street
to JOHN z. GlLCHkIST. no2Oe&da
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~ 4, ruth he gssatesf sxI8 c1fes. dol pm.
a.. - bsrsr rerne.iles of modern times.
me, tssesof.y relieve G1d speedily csre every
di.esse 80 hafa9f o. tie sgia, scalp sal bod,
W. jass Of hair. ifnn irsA9cy e. az. from
ri1 PIES % sefo,gis- 500 sssfy sasz<' 49,,
$3.50 - the PoTrEa DAUG AND O1Baic4L Cos
stlow 70 Care SKIN Diseases = pages. -
snd 100 testtmonisls, mailed iIee.
nfnpfEs. black -heads, red, Fongh. chapbed
glM - oilv sktp cared ~ CCrfcUnk soar
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CHANGE OF FIRM.

have this day sold the entire interest OF the
late John X. Davenport. in the hfm OF stanton
a Davenport 70 Frank Stanton, VITO Is hereby
authorized 10 collect all accounts due said lrm.
and is responsible for debts OF stanton ~
Davenport GUY r. e. ALLEN,
Administrator Estate John Il. Davenport, de.
ceased.
Referring to above. take the opportunity, in
the name OF the late arm, 10 express their
hearty appreciation Of the kind and generous
support OF the people OF Wheeling and vicinity
or nearly twenty years. For my own part /
shall endesvor by proper business methods. TO
e'ain YOUR support. FRANK STANTON,
nol7 Successor 10 Stanton & Davenport.
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ssrp ADVERTISEMENTS
DOR SALE.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Tho annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Wheeling Park Association Will be he'd al
The Office of the German Fire Insurance Com
nanv- December 9Th, 1892, at s O'Clock p. m.
Tor the election Of Board Of Directors and the
transactior OF such other bus ness rs may be
lawfully done by the said stockholders In gen
eral meeting assembled.
CoNFAD HIR ca, Sec'y. no[3
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5pnnten.

VKTANTED-MAN TO SOLICIT FIRE IN.
w surance In Wheeling. One who speaks
German preferred. TO the right man a perman.
ent pos ton, and good salary will be paid. Ad-
dress Fire Insurance. care REGISTER Office.
no24s
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XXTANTED-TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS
w suitable for light tousekeep ping for lady
aud child. Private family preferred. Ad-
dress ~. j." this Office no2iq
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City Taxes for 1892 j.!

meeting Of the City Council, held No
vember 18th. 1892, the time for discount on
City Taxes was extended to November Oth'
Any person paying their city tax on or before
November Goth will be allowed the usual dis
count.
THos. F. THoNER,
no9H City Clerk.
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ou-nsw Chiidreu's Cloaks are the hand
soonest = snow" ESQ. n. SHOOK 8 CO .
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Children Cry for Pitchers castOris
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DERSONAL-A GENTLEMAN OF BUS
/ mess ability, aged 80, with no incum.
brances. desires TO correspond with middle
aged lady OF means and with view 10 matri-
mony. Others need not answer. Address
3. o. NORRIS Box 1869, Pittsburg, Pa. no22et
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-24

GOOD CPPOCTUHITY-A WELL Es-
"A tablished butcher plscs. in Fllton. vita
trade: Is 70 Be let for good personal reasons.
Enquire at this oi1ee oc4a
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ONLY once a year are you asked for =
Chiidren's Home donation. NOW please De
liberal.
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Dor Arls---l sliseslIamsoms.

nor sAiE-TO COUNTRY PRlSTERs-A
f good Rot1ry Gard Gutter. Cheap. AddfeSs
printer" this oflce iyl4ech
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Wy fo5 HI hers Castoria
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/ AIDES make SEQ A WEEK WHO WRITE
IA for US at home. No caEyaSslnE. Reply
with addressed aud stamped envelope, Woman 5
Cooperative Toilet Co., Qncorporated) South
Bend. lud. no1erv
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A GIVE WORKERS FOR "SHEPPS PHO
n TOGRhPHS OF THE WORLD" costing
500 coo; Holiday Bonanzs. Agents wild with
success. Mr.. kdw q. Henry, Boyertown, Pa,
cleared $3.50 10 one week; Miss Jennie A. Clark,
saida, Col, S39 the first day. Outfit slO0.
Terms free Address Globe Bible Publishing
Co, 723 Chestnut st, PhIls., Ps., or 355 Dear
born ST. Chicago, ILL., nOl2TU TH,sAT
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The Voters of that Cultured state Don't
Know How 70 Vote an Australian Bal
Passaic City record., 1892-05-28
SNOW IN MAY.
New England and . Portion of New
York Experience a Winter Storm.

New England and q Portion of New
York Experience Winter Storm.
Snow commenced falling at six O oclock in
the morning along the northern division Of
the Boston and Maine Railroad, commencing
at White River Junction. VT, and con.
tinuing as far south as North Boscawen,
N. II. In many towns four inches covered
the freshly opened leaves and flowers
The south bound freight train from Woods.
vile came into Franklin at half-past nine
covered with three inches of snow. The hills
Of Franklin and North Boscawen were white
with snow, through which green grass five
inches high overtopped, making novel
spectacle to the passengers of the morning
southwark train, upon which the
snow still fell as far south as Penacook, be-
low which 1t lost itself in pouring rain at
Concord. It is learned that considerable
damage has been done to the cherry and ap-
pie crop in Northern New Hampshire.
Three inches OF snow fell in New Ham
shire at Dublin and six inches at Chester
field. At Hanover five inches of snow fell.
It has showed hard all through the valley
at West Randolph. Vt It is not thought
that any damage will be done to growing
crops. At Montpelier q half inch Of snow
fell.
Four inches of snow fell in New York
State at North Greek, Warren County, and
at Johnsburg snow covered the grass. The
mountains near Warrensburg were covered
two inches deep. There was q severe furry
of snow in the Catskill Mountains. the
ground in many places being completely
covered.
The fields in the eastern part of Dutchess
County, New York, were covered with an
inch of snow. The storm was the heaviest
at Mount Riga and through the Harlem
Valley.
Passaic City record., 1892-05-28

GOVERNOR PRINCE, of New Mexico, has
issued proclamation calling an Interstate
Wool Convention to inset in Albuquerque
July to z. The object of tho convention Is
to consider sheep and wool interests in the
States and Territories west Of the Mississippa
River