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cHrcaeo,s UN~s..yirtRr CONDITION.
rte TypSoid Fever Record UNPARALLELED ~
Any Great Sity n the wosis.

JTVN nv f''tN 'fp'
We have ndvc-tei more tnnn once to the
high rate of mortality from typhoil fever In
Chicago. and to the apparent ind IT ,ronce VI
tho deniyens OF that place to the existing evil.
other Journals have ais, called attention to
tho condition ~ the city. and various articles
huve mi cared recently On the same subject.
Among these one Nv Prot. william 7. scdg.
wick and Mr.. Allen Hnarn on Typhoid Fever
in Chicago fEuu,u"rflug Nrrsl has attracted
attention. especially outside Of tnat ritv.
These gcntlemrn have studied carefully tho
history 81 typhoid fever In Chicago. and have
made some Investigations ~ to- the cause OF
the extremc PREVALENCE of tho disease there.
1t is estimate that. over 2u.WW eases Of
typhoid fever occurred In thirigo.in the year
iSl. The total numb"r II fatal rns.s was
i,!sii. These figures mean that over one per
cont, or about ono PEI son in every siXty.
wns stricken down with y ,rcrcntanlc lis.
cnsc last year. S,rh facts are most extra.
ordinary. for the cannot lie pnrnl rl"d ny
any other great city in the ~ciNilizcl worii.
They arc mn evidence OF gross neglect or hnr.
barrie Ignorance: aud they constitute h menace
to visitors in the future that cannot bs too
seriously regarded. Typhoid foyer practically
only attacks persons between the ages OF ton
and thirty. OF every hundred persons between
those nRrs in Chicago last year. 1t IL sa q to
shy that two had typhoid fever.
That these statements are not eynggeranotS
ia shown ny the following table: which giveS
the population and the number OF deaths from
typhoid FOYER in the citios and states named:
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Chicago, with almost exactly tho same pop.
ulation. hnd IN 1S,,l moro thnn four times 40
many deaths from Typhoid fever as Baltimore.
Boston. and Cincinnati combined.
Since III 80 Ch'cago's typhoid foyer rate has
been higher than that OF any other OF our large
cities. although ut times Philadelphia has been
n close rival
The cause OF Chicago's unenvinhle eminence
az n great typhoid fever centre is believed to
bo Tho deficiencies in it's systems Of sewerage
which .nusl. X hit AMI direct tIs
Mississirri and Tho ,iittis town, Of st.
supply. We. believe TINT attempts are being
actively made to remedy this, Meanwhile. it
Is currently stated that the medical men of tho
town are desired to be n little careful about
how they report typhoid fever. Whether this
be so or not. the number of deaths reported
for May was seventy. which Is at tho rate Of
800 u year-an averages which still gives Chi.
caEo a supremacy that the city seems to enjoy,
Judging from the following item clipped from
tho Mpd,tnl Recorder:
Tho Practitioners club held their ninth banquet, and
the last one for the season. at the elan Hotel. May
M. under tie graceful presidency Of Dr. Fernnnd Hem
Was tn. Snnit iry DrainAg: Of Chicago" Members
or the Drainage Honrh we're present. and In a e ear and
Instructive manner explained tie present situation.
what Ind to DO accomplished. the difficulties in tie
way. ana the stems Already taken To surmOunt them.
. 5 II was one uf the p!casantest aud most inter.
esing OF these enjoyable meetings.
And 700 new casos Of typhoid the same month
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Notes OF the Hebrews.

The title OF Ch!ei Rabbi Jacob Joseph Of this city 10
declared by the venerable Rabbi Wise to be spurious
There is no Chief Rabbi OF American ews. accord
ing To Dr, Wise,
The S,nitarium for Hebrew CAildren could maze
good use OF the sum Of $1,000 bo, wcen this time AVS
the end NJ september. The name NJ the gIver OF this
gtft Will he inscribel IN the /" HOOK al Life"
In replying to questions that are sometimes asked in
court In this city, the Russian wish applicants for
papers OF naturalization y%chemenily assert their
readiness TO stand up for America against Russia.
Miss Clara Blum. the young Jewcss who recently
graduated from the Normal College with extraordinary
honors. will be a teacher In on. of the public schools Of
this CITY. and the Hcti,1 SandlJd Says that ahs v sbsAs
10 compose . il Wish novel
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II love New York ~ exclaimed our dis
tinguished fellow citizen. Mr.. G. T. MoRosINI. n
gentleman wcll known in tho financial world.
Here is a New Yorker OF foreign birth. n proud
Italian OF ancient Lineage. coming from fair
and fascinating Venice. who boasts OF his love
for a city which ono OF our American.bo born
s1uattcrs from Ohio says nobody can love.
What an absurd romark It was that Mr.. WILL
LIAM ID. HowELLs made!
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ness OF tho rates fixed by the Commission
ers. and which declares that such rates
shall be deemeda and accepted to be reason
able. fair. and just" This legislation seeks
to establish a rule Of evidence which would
deprive the railroads In Texas OF their
constitutional right to have the rcasona-
blencss OF tho passenger md freight tariffs
imposed upon them tried and decided by
the courts as a judicial question: and hence
II is condemned.
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An Idea frum virginia.

To rHx EpIroR or THI Sus-S'ri Will you allow me.
through your paper. to state to Vce'rrcsident Webb Of
the New York Central. President Mcleod OF the Lehigh
Valley. and the various railroad companies that by ,hs
employment OF the colored race AS swiichmen s'rik.
ing in that branch would be unknown. only mention
the fact. but do no. advise Very truly yours
srRIxGsIpE FAss. IEsRico COUNTY. Aug. ~.
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DcMs EK NJ

From The Rorh,a,T EH,on aud Adr,rtsr.
h.ckISAc IuASp. Aug. lathe Indians hold this
Island in great generation because tradition credited
Il with pelng the birthplace OF Michabou. the Indian
god OF waters.
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Not at all FlAttereA.


FTom He tkingo Taly Tr1uN<.
may ] ask II that was your maiden effort ~ INQUIRED
the reporter ~ the woman's Rights Convention, sdEing
81. way around TO the fair orator who had just sat
~ was not. 81" she replied; "Tm . WIDOW" ~.
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Question: "Is GLADSTONE q man OF
genius. or a great statesman. or n really
great man In my respect2" Answer; Mr..
GLADSTONE Is n man OF extraordinary ability.
OF genuine talents. OF many requirements. OF
varied knowledge. OF large experience. and OF
serious thought and purpose: he Is an earnest.
artistic. and effective speaker; he Is an at
%tractive writer ut times and upon some
subjects; he Is a man OF many per.
sonal virtues who is happily married:
he Is an orthodox member OF tho Es-
tablished Church Of England. who. II his
father had not left his native country. would
probably have boon an orthodox member
OF the Established Church OF Scotland. He
properly ranks high as q politician.
and that. too. In n country which now has.
and always hns haG. n large body Of very COM
petent politicians. He deserves to be called n
statesman OF distinction. He has not a place
in the short category OF men OF genius. that is.
men OF comprising minds. OF original con-
structive thought, or OF supreme executive
powers: he does not stand. for example. in
craftsmanship. with his contemporary. BIS
MARcK. or with several other mon Of the pres
Of letters. for example. he Is not q genius. and
does not possess tho creative faculty: his
place is in tho third rank. And yet. taking
account Of his abilities and his works. We
must say that. in comparison with the obvious
body Of mankind. or in comparison with the
ordinary run OF well-endowed. well-qualiled
men OF affairs. he may properly be spoken Of
"a prcat.
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Out of Sight.

Prom the Afehfsoa do Nv Glo~.
An Atchison young lady recently attended q lawn
party aud wore three medium sized suntowersa as q
CorlaRo bouQuct.
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From The Ner FORK Herald.
Hill performed ono supreme service for Cleveland .
Chicago. for though he was not there. . wire was held
for him. He overruled Flower whom the Governor pro-
posed to bolt on the ground that II was unprecedented
to nominate a candidate for the Presidency against the
protest OF his own State, AuKAI HALSrkAp.
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Gen. DEoDoRo DA FoNsECA. the ex-Presi-
dent of the republic OF Brazil. who has Just
died. was a man OF power. an audacious revo-
lutionary leader. q competent military COM
mander an ambitious politician. and a believ-
er in "repuhlicanism under n dictatorship"
President PELLIGRINI OF the Argentine Re-
public. who resigned from oflco n few days
ago. has now withdrawn his resignation. and
will serve out his term. II possible.
Ex-President BoGRAN Of tho republic Of Hon
duras. who got involved in the troubles that
recently broke out there. kas left his country
for Europe.
Ex-President FLORES Of the republic OF Ecua-
dor has been appointed to the Office OF Minister
to the United States.
The Presidents OF Chill and Peru have re-
Gently exchanged unpleasant chances.
The office OF President of Venezuela Is held
by a very uncertain tenure in these times.
President PALAc1o. who recently decamped. Is
enjoying his wealth in Paris.
The Presidents OF Colombia. Paraguay. and
Uruguay are well.
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Prom the Cups Cod ITEM.
She sat % the steps at the evening tide
Enjoying the balmy air;
HI cam and asked, e May I cit by your side 7"
And she gave him . vacant stair,
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fur sus ON be had az H,.,r'. Smith. Ainstis 4. Co., rs
Nscmsls Street. Strand. london.
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electoral votes and SAMUEL ). TiLpss sosr' Tran.

False history. The Electoral Commission
stole for HAYES votes enough to mako a ma
jority. Mr.. TrLpEN was riGhtfully elected. but
HAYES got the place.
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Speaking Of the infamous Force bill. Senator Pugh
says: at il looked unon rs a tcrror-a standing
menace. The organize Democracy viii mako it the
paramount issue In all the Southern States"
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1892-01-13

samlas ater for att sin Alma Matters
ward begynna en- ny arbetstermin. De
fiesta gamle och manga nya visdoms-
sokare hafva redan infunnit sig. Ar
betet ar, da dessa raider traffa SKAFFA-
RENs varde lasare, redan full gang.
Vigtig ar denna skolternin Ell blott
for de studerande, utan for skolan som
cit helt. Det skall, som en- hvar val
kanner under den samma afgoras, ON
var slola skall tillatas existera eller eli.
Blir Ell skulldb0rdan afyft, sa kan en-
hvar val f0rsta att skolans ode ar latt
taljdt. G0ren derf0re ALT for att be-
vara den samma. Den f0rlust g0ren,
ON I laten den skatta at forgangelsen,
skolen I kanske f0rst IA bittert angra,
da det blir1for sent. Annu ar det It'd.
Pengar ar det model, som kan satta
skolan ater pa CODA f0tter, och bon
skall sedan underhalla och bevara den
samma. Skolan ar konferensens barn.
Matte den ej blifva skickad at fattig-
huset.
vi behofva derfor bedja ON Herrans
sarskilda valsignelse under delta nu
ingangna ar. Och hoppandes att kon-
ferensens medlemmar villa, Ell blott
bedja utan afven arbeta for var skolas
val, ga vi framtiden med f0rtr0stan pa
Herren till notes. Matte vi smart IA
gladjen att omtala for SKAFFARENs
lasare att skolan ar skuldfri! Matte
afven helsa och valgang ia r0nas af oss
en- och hvar under denna skoltermin!
vi villa denna gang 81 blifva mangor-
olga, utan sluta denna var f0rsta cpl
stel med att till0nska oss sjelfva, SKAF-
FARENs lasare och v0rdade redaktion:
En- god tortsdtta,ing pd Diet nyo dreti
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1892-01-13
Skol- och missionsskuldens
betalande.. .

:. Det har nu blifvit sa lange och sa
mycket bade skrifvet och ordadt ON
denna saken, att jag kanner mig tr0tt
vid att skrifva mera harom och jag
skulle alls icke f0rundra mig ON It'd.
ningens lasare fnna den spalten i,SKAF-
FAREN, som handlar harom, f0ga in
trasserande. ,;.. ... ...
Genom det beslut, som konferensen
fattade vid slit sista mote, blef omsor-
gen ON ofvannamda skulds betalande
visserligen hufvudsaken tagen af nina
skuldror och stallet 0fverlemnad at
pastorerna och deras kyrkorad SAINT de
respektiva distriktena; delta oaktadt
kan jag icke undga att sasom ordf0ran-
de i den S. k. centralkomitGn annu kan
ma b0rdan tryckande, sa mycket mer
som det viU synas att man har och der
bedrifver saken temligen lamt och lik-
giltigt, hvilket naturligtvis forminskar
utsigten att lyckas. Skola vi nu nod
gas komma inf0r konferensen vid dess
nasta mote med den rapporten, att an
nu 6, eller 10 tusen dollars fattas i
den beh0figa summan, sa skall det
komma att kannas 1nycket nedslaende i
all synnerhet for de pastorer och for
samlingar som verkligen gjort slit ba-
sta = och jag kan bevittna att somliga
icke blott gjort efter sin f0rmaga utan
derut0fver. Det enda som da kan tr0-
sta oss ar, ON vi blifva 0fvertygade att
de aro ytterst ia, som s0kt att draga sig
undan, skylande sin ikgiltlghet under
hvariehanda ursakter och f0regifvan-
den, men att deremot de allra feste vil-
kgt tagit pa sig sa stor del af skuldb0r-
dan, som under omstandigheterna varit
mojligt. Idetta fallet tror jag, att de
starkare skola vara villiga att taga pa
sig annu en- del af tyngden for att hjel-
pa de svagare. Kristlig karlek och bill
lighet krafver ,ju sadant! Men hvem
will bara den lates eller likgiltiges del
af b0rdan? Till och med de allra val
villigaste gifvare kama en- billig harm,
da de anmodas ON sadant, och man be-
h0fver verkligen for att kunna lata for
ma sig hartill, tron skada pa Herren
Jesus, som pa korset bar afven de on
das och otacksammas synder och fort
farande har talamod med dem. Under
tecknad kanner sig emellertid glad och
tacksam emot Herren, att jag under
mitt arbete for afbetalande af skolskul-
den tunnit manga, ia, ratt manga Wilt
ga handler och hjertan, det ;har j hog
grad lindrat min annars besvarliga
tjenst och jag will harmed gifva ALA
som i nagon mon lart att vardera Guds
valbehag delta ordet ,gengald: Gud
dlskar glada gJuarel
Eder Herren tillgifneE
ANDR. JACKSON.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1892-01-13
D A KO II A

Borde veta battre. Utgifvaren af
Foresst City Press, L. F. Arnold, ar
resterades harom dagen Pierre, for
det han salt branvin at indianerna.
Han sattes under So, 900 bergen.
En- snygg domare. County-doma~
rem William McGrath Madison, S. D.,
arresterades torsdags, anklagad for
dryckenskap. Han invaldes embetet
for ett ar sedan pa de oafhangiges val
sedel.
Explosion. Angpannan till elek-
tricitetsverket Huron S. d., explode
rade onsdags alton men en- stark knall.
Byggnaden blef lila ramponerad. Flera
personer voro inne byggnaden da ex-
plosionen intraffade, men lyckligtvis
kom ingen till skada.
Settlarne Clay och Cash counties
N. Dakota afh0llo fora veclan slit ars-
mote Fargo, hvartill ett ansenligt an
tai hade infunnit sig. En- bankett hollis
pa Headquarters Hotel, der tai h0llos
af Comstock, Hyles, Sharp, G. Fredric-
son, Stein och Strandvald. Nasta ars-
mote skall hallas Moorhead, da man
hoppas att flera skandinaviska settlare
skola inga f0reningen.
Troskningen bedrifves annu med
full kraft pa manga platser N. Dako-
ia. Ramsey county star ungefar half
ten af hvetet annu stack, medan mar
gransande counties tredjedelen af hve-
tet ar. otr0skadt' Trots delta hafva
farmarne salt betydligt mera hvete an
vanligt. Fran Park River allena anita
ger man att bortat en- half million BUSH
els hvete kommer att utf0ras.
Gripen pa bar gerning. En- man
vid namn Harbeck Grafton, N. D.,
blef onsdags gripen pa bar gerning,
under det han var fard med att stjala
hvete Park River. Han hade borrat
EFT hal genom vaggen, hvari han in
f0rde EFT bleckr0r, genom hvilket hve-
tet ram ned sackar. Man hade pa Sc
haste tiden saknat betydliga partier
hvete, och hade anskaffat en- detektiv
for att utspionera tjufven. Polisen
maste skjuta fera skott imam tjufven
lat sig arrestera.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1892-01-13

En- stark blizzard rasade natten
till den 5 januani trakten af Forman,
N. Da.
En- stark snostol m sade pa alto
nen den 5 dennss trsa!S,i f Huron, S.
Dakota. w.
For olaglig branvinsfoA aiming
har Cornelius S0rensen Aberdeen, S.
d., blifvit d0md till 60 dagars fangelse
och $3.50 boter.
Arresterade kineser. F0renta
Staternas Marshall begaf sig i tors
days till kinesiska lotterihuset Dead
wood, S. d., och arresterade egarne
och deras medhjelpare, hvilka voro an
klagade for att drifva lotteri och harf0r
begagna Forenta Staternas post. Me-
ningen ar att utrota lotterivasendet
helt och hallet.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1892-01-13
w | co N ST N .


Oscar johnson blef harom dagen
mordad i Brice af John Blazer. Nor
daren ar haktad.
G. Olson i Grantsburg har blifvit
utnamd till county-domare stallet for
G. A. Olson, hvilken aflidit.
John Johnston, en-. framstaende
bankir Milwaukee, har blifvit utnamd
till medlem af styrelsen for statens uni
versitet.
Att reformeras. Q, Bell och John
Olson Eau Claire af respective Is och
l6 ars alder ha pa grund af stold blif-
Wit skickade till statens reformskola.
Bast ar ON reformen kunde ske hemma,
ty reformskolan ar ett mycket osakert
experimentalfalt for delta arbete.
Den tyska lutherska forsamlin-
gen Oskoch har beslutat att efter
den l nastkommande maj icke lata ma
gon krogare qvarsta som f0rsamlings-
medlem. Tyskarne aro allmanhet
icke sd radda for krogen och ar derf0r
denna omstandighet ett godt tidens
tecken.
Vadan af att lemna barn utan
tillsyn. Fran Ashland meddelas till
on dagtidning att mrs. Hultmans tven-
ne sma aickor, hvilka lemnats ensam-
me under det modren i nagot arende
gait till en- granne, tagit sig det oradet
fore att leka eller handskas of0rsigtigt
med elden. Mar modren kom hem lag
det ena barnet pa garden brant till
dods och det andra lila skadadt.
Eft substitut for lakare och me-
dicin. Fran Beloit formales att de
katolske presterna der trakten lyc-
kas att skydda sina kau,der for siukdo-
mar, sarskildt halssjukdomar. De saga
namligen, att under de tire sista aren
ingen af de personer (rattrogne kato-
liker), hvilka mottagit ''halsvalsignel-
sen" (the throat blessing) afidit halls
sjukdom. For att bestyrka delta slit
pastaende vadja desse prester till de
anteckningar, som f0retogos af katoli-
ker vid de olika grafgardarne. Har-
med skall naturligtvis vara konstate-
radt, att de kotolske presternes valsig-
nelse eller besvarjelse ar den basta
halssmorja som annu upptackts af ma
gon qvacksalvare. Skada att '.dr. Ro-
back" - Sc "Ett Svenskt Original",
som statt att lasa SKAFFAREN, - ar
dOd, annars hade desse underdoktorer
troligtvis honom funnit en- medtahare
/ ihotmbag.
West Superior-nyheter: Manda-
gen den IL dennes 0ppnades en- alton
skola i Matt Carpenter-skolbyggnaden,
hornet af 7th och John ave., hvarest
stadens skandinaviska ungdom kan "a
tillfalle att der sa beh0fves, inhemta
kunskap landets sprak. - Under for
lidet ar handterade jernvagsbolagen
West Superior till sammans 4, $685. $685.
157 pund fraktgods, hvilket var nara
dubbelt emot mast f0regaende ar. -
Benton Transportation Comp, of Bis
marck, N. d., lar hafva for afsigt att
uppfora ett st0rre spanmalsmagasin
harstades. - Den sv. luth. ungdoms-
f0reningen gifver ell fri konsert onsda-
gen den 20 dennes, F0ljande personer
komma att deltaga det omvexlande
programmed: w. f. Edholm, f0renin-
gems ordf., miss A. Anderson, miss d.
Hofflund, miss e. johnson, miss M.
Erickson, advokat G. J. Monson, miss
E. Swenson, miss Carry Wedmark, dr..
Regner, miss A. Stoen, miss M. Nord-
quist.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1892-01-13

Arbetet pagan oafbrutet och pa man
ga hall med nstor framgang. Viha sa
bradt, att vi hinna icke mycket skrifva
ON saken. vi vile nu endast bedja och
uppmana hvar och en-, som det veder-
Dor, att sa fort som mojligt f0retaga
och genomf0ra insamlingen de sar-
skilda f0rsamlingarne, och mar arbetet
ar fullbordadt, derom underratta insam-
ingskomiten, sa att ALT ma vara far
ligt till nasta konferensm0te.
r 8 G.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1892-01-13
Gustavus Adolphus College.

Vintriga vindar
Hvina kring nejden,
Sol'n skrider sakta
Fran sunnan mot norr.
Vishet att vinna
Valfardar mangen
Skolyngling, skolm0
Till Sankt Per igen.
Jultidens jubel
Gjutit sin balsam
Helande, herrligt
I hafvande BARN,
Framtida fr0jder
Frodas tanken,
Hagringar holja ~. ....,. ...-
Den hoppfulles blick.
Blidaste blickar
Blanka ur 0gon, q #
Lefnadslust lamar
Slit l0je derat, 1 > .~
Vardiga vanner
Vanligen m0tas,
Salla sig samman
I syskonlig krets.
Larare leda
Lydiga unga
Fredligt framat
Pa f0rbattringens stig.
Stadigt vi strafva
Standigt mot malet,
Lardomen later
ri lura sin van.
Matte och manga
Magtiga dater
Sira var skola
Mou SOllJuS dI!
Brummande bj0rnar
Botas for alltid,
Bitande bestars
Den bane de IA!
Sa ha vi samlats
salla pa kullen,
S0kande sarskildt
Den saliga famn,
Som j slit skydd tar
Stormdrifne vandrarn
Sluter den stilla
Till spjutstungen BARN.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1892-01-13
Till spjutstungen BARN.

Den stiltje, som en- It'd varit radande /
skolans verld, ar nu tillanda. Eft nytt
ar har intradt och en- ny skoltermin pa
borjats. Skolans skyddslingar, hvil-
la en- kort It'd varit spridda vida kring,
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1892-01-13

Do B. Hill af New York afade
torsd yederborlig ed ocd intradde
sasom am F0renta Staternas Sc
nat Ng
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-20
COUNTY MATTERS.


Action OF Committees OF tho Board or
County Commissioners Recently.
The County Commissioner COM
mittcc on court house and jail met ycs-
terday and discussed at some length tho
plan OF heating both tho court house
and JUL by ono plant. 1t was finally
resolved to have tho architect OF tho
new Jail submit plans and estimates for
such M arrangement. 1t was also res.
olvcd to aocuro an estimate OF tho cost
Of wiring tho new jail for tho electric
lights, md It 10 entirely probable that
this light will be adopted
Tho committee on poor house and
farm on Its monthly visit 10 tho innrm.
airy made out the annual inventory Of
tho property on hands at that institu.
ton.
Tho joint committee Of tho County
Commissioners and City Council ap.
pointed to attend 10 tho purchase Of
election booths has appointed sub.
committee, consisting OF Mcssrs. Grusc,
Dobbins, Prosecuting Attorney Howard
and City Solicitor Riley. This commit
tee will got estimates on tho cost OF
booths, etc. Mr.. Ditto, representing q
St. Louis firm, has been hero and sub
mitted rates. Others arc also expected,
and the committee is subject to tho
call OF the chairman, Mr.. Gruso, to
meet any representatives OF manutac-
turers OF ballot booths. Tho cost 10 tho
county will DO from $1,000 to $4,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-20
4 eVsDnacrs EnIorsc.

Educators are certainly the greatest
benefactors OF the race, and after read
ing DR.. Franklin Miles popular works,
cannot help declaring him 10 be among
the most entertaining and educating
authors. "-Neag York Dailv. Ho is not
q stranger to our readers, as his adver-
tlselnents appear in our columns in
every issue, calling attention to the fact
that his elegant work on Nervous and
Heart Diseases is distributed FREQ by
our entcrprsing druggists, The Logan
Drug Co. Trial bottles OF Dr.. Miles
Nervino arc given away, also Book OF
Testimonials showing thatit is unequal
led for Nervous Prostitution, Headache,
Poor Memory, Dizziness, Sleeplessncss,
Neuralgia, uystoria, Fits, Epilepsy. 9