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The Lamar register., 1892-06-18
u.Y. a trsssy.

II know that there i \ great deal
said about The folly Of collecting brio
a-brac and things" said young mutron
u 4 good deal % education and more
'qnlfnnn cease, but for ms part think
is sroal itea- it ses-fas 70 me that
anyoae ,sould lind it an advantage 10
,urn the thourhts into some special
channel; den't azrp whether it's col
ic-'ing Ppis aud pms, cup, and saueers
y interesting facts think shall
devote my odd ;lac aud change 70
making n collection Of facts, pictures.
statistics, literature Of all s1rts, pro
fnets, and, indeed. everything that I
ssl Learn about sun5e sprcial part OF
The earth. Whether II be Alaska or
i5szr point ia soa,h America / haven't
asae up my mind. but IL is charming
20 have a spceial object in life and
Know all about certain thing.
Of eourss doa't Ersean to study one
fact or sst of faets TO the exclusion ot
5;hrr things. bat do mean 10 turn
Sues nt;cntion In spscisl direction,
10 - 70 h-eornc thorough In one thing,
and avoid s=aat,rring OF knowledge,
and really Dc pnoaeieut-an expert, a.
sac usiEh. say, 10 so7ne SPECIAL branch.
u "a = gseat eg=ato-t - feel perfectly
At home on any given subject
'-Of eoursc. il q important that this
collection fad be carried on with some
4cTrre os common sense This, as well
4. any thing else. may be made absurd
sul intrusive BY lack Of Judgment, but
;hink viii be prominent feature
g. the future. and that most people OF
intelligence ard culture will turn their
attention 20 some ono or other phases
Il life. and no: BE- content until they
have made At least fairly exhaustive
..r,d,- Of them
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nIrh women'. Idir Hours.

.'How do wealthy women spend their
idle hours2'' was question prapounded
to me by a young friend few days
ago,
I F.po yoa think they really have an
idle timer said in reply.
"oh yes" my questioner replied 81
arm susc they have"
l remembered the query sone days
.sft-r, and having occasion to call upon
some wealthy uoracn OF the exclusive
set, / inquired as TO their idle hour In
drircnccs. One woman Informed me
that she made all her own underwear.
whiehi upou scciIs. l found showed
evidence Of m accomplished needle; an
other lady said she painted; another
was interested in school matters aud
dabbled lin Iiternturc, and before / got
through l came To the conclusion that
wealthy women were us industrious,
considering the many social calls upoa
them, as the working woman.
The Lamar register., 1892-06-18

Hard to take
the big, old-fashioned pill. It's
pretty hard to have to take it, too.
You wouldn't, if you realized fully
how it shocks and weakens the
system.
Luckily, you don't have to take
it. DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets
are better. They're sensible. They
do, mildly and gently, more than the
ordinary pill. with all its disturb
ance. They regulate the liver,
stomach and bowels, as we'll as
thoroughly cleanse them. They're
the original Little Liver Pills, purely
vegetable. perfectly harmless, the
smallest and the easiest to take.
One little Pellet for gentle laxa-
tive for cathartic. Sick
Headache, Bilious Headache, Con-
stipation, Indigestion, Bilious At
tacks, and all arrangements of the
Liver, Stomach and Bowels are
promptly and permanently cured.
They're the cheapest, too, for
they're guaranteed to give satisfac-
ton, or your money is returned.
You pay only for the good you get.
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Hsrc serIpturc for II.

We have scripture for IL that those
who appeal 10 the sword shall perish
by the sword, and the text has peculiar
significance aproPos OF the question of
wo;nan's emancipation from certain
iriSing conventions. We easily excuse
the grossly wronged woman that slays
her letraycr, and we sometimes ap-
plaud 'he woman who horsewhips her
traduc-r, but even the most passionate
advocate OF woman's rights must dimly
perceive that all this may be carried
TOO far
Woman's weakness has hitherto been
her defense. and when she elects TO
substitute SONS other defense she
must, OF eourse. abandon that which
has thus FAR served her - we'll Nencr-
alton for women IS probably carried
nowhere upon earth so FAR rs in our
own Southern States and the Southern
woman is. rs a rule, the most helpless
OF her sex IN the presence of violence
or oi such problems as she has been a.
eustoincd TO leave to the solution of
men Yet two southern women have
Just been lynchcd by = mob of men be-
cause they elected 10 abandon the s1f,
uesa Of their scx aud 20 make them
selves part of the outlaw hand com
posed OF their father and brothers,
Young women today fud 1t irlssoule
that, simply because they are women.
they uls; 10, visit without escort en-
t;rely rePstaB Die plaets, and may not
vcu;urc forth a: night alone and un-
protested Il IS highly probable that
should yoang wornen generally take to
ps.tol practice or carry loaded canes
they might presently End themselves
neagit as safe as men are in going
aboa; the streets by day or night. But
should women thus appeal to physical
furec they would soon miss the thou
ssuia and orc attentions aud the deli
cate consideration that they now re-
eeive At the hands OF most men, and
they must speedily find TINT they had
made n poor exchange for the reason
able security nfforied by the gallantry
OF the opposite sex
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A Woman. view.

Don't starve your love of beauty.
Charming colors and graceful forms are
as necessary TO some peoples lives as
food itself. They may exist without
them, but 1t will be about as Joyous as
a country walk in dense fog. An
etching or graceful bit of China will
not keep one warm, It is true, but it
Will go far toward making one forget
some disagreeable thing. There is a
poor woman who sews in a Bowery
clothing store, and who always has a
picture card or a bit Of bright ribbon
fastened on one corner of her machine.
She says it rests her to look at it now
and then.
Some one very wise. think Emerson,
says the love OF beauty is the strongest
feeling save one. motherhood. that ex-
lists in human mature. From the saw
age who daubs his skin with crude pig
meuts to the refined woman who sur
rounds herself with works of art from
every country under the sun, everybody
Shows the same longing. So don't de-
rriTe yourself of what you have every
right TO desire Your tea will taste
better out of the pretty cup. and you
will not tire so soon Of your work If
You look up every now and then at
something pretty, even II it is only e
patent medicine calendar covered with
children's faces.
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y,nI,, OF remaie Prisoners.

one OF the most striking pecularities
OF female pr.s nrrs is the strong per-
soual vanity which remains with most
of them until the last, no matter what
other traits prison life crushes out.
The wearing OF prison uniform is a
great blow to them. II never occurred
10 them that they would have to take
off all their pretty little trinSets and
ornaments and wear the ugly convict
garb. and they plead for n ribbon or
ring more Pitifuliy than they would for
food. But when it comes to cropping
their hair close, that is the finishing
touch; you'd think their hearts would
break. They may have remained stolid
and stoicai all through their trial, re-
ceived their sentence even in silence;
but when it comes to cropping of their
treasured locks, their pleadings, and
prayers, and tears and cries would
move heart of stone.
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Marriage aud Reform.

Ladies who think Of marrying eN-con-
victs to reform them can get points
from Mrs. Charles Calien, of Oakland.
That estimabIe lady, when Miss Ella
Highly, became interested in the Con-
victs Home OF that city, and subse-
quently transferred that interest to En-
Convict Callen, and married him TO
complete his reformation. The expert
,nent does not appear to have proved a
success, as Mrs. Callen is now trying to
recover 5000 that her husband aP-
,,r,nriated as the proceeds from the
sale of part of her property and she
had to seek refuge at neighbor's TO
avoid an irate ex-convict spouse VINO
was brarrciishing q revolver. Marriage
ms a reformatory institution for CON
victs and drunkards is decidedly fan-
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,zoney.uelsIc superstition.

"One of the popular superstitions OF
antebellum days was that if honey
,uckle had forced its way through the
,hinks of the cabin and was growing
inside as it often did it was sure
Indication that they had not led up.
eight lives. WY, bress yer soul
mis- said uncle Edmund, once SER
want in the famous Oglethorpe family
Of Georgia. i war fooling' mas'r an
lendin' myself to the debil wen dat
Eur ting crep' in; dem blooms amt
sweet to mel Bittah'r dan dat apple
Did Eve gabe to Adam. Go way hon
avsuclS'r'
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me .s..rnoon rs..

Every woman who makes t,ny soolsi
prv tention whatever gives tea
scrios ot teas, more or les,
eiatso-a;e. according 10 her means or
pllee. For tLIs English importation,
mean simple cup OF the beverage that
cheers. or bs extended TO banquet
Almos. elaborate enough TO be served
a, u reception The two new things
to serve In addition TO the old favori;es
arc '-coMe-tea.7 . which is not what it
suggests. mixture OF the two bever-
ages. but decoction brewed OF the
leaves OF the coffee plant rs tea is
made; and coffee ffaPPc, frozen mix
ture served fnon punch bowl in little
dishes prepared especially for IT,
A pretty arrangement for an elabor-
ate tea is to have one table where the
tea Is poured in its pretty cups
Sliced lemon and biscuits are passed
by an equally pretty maiden, who is
dressed in happy harraony with the
rolors OF her table. Another table for
chocolate, deciIed in different color,
is presided over by another girl, aud At
the third the frappe is served by the
third Of the trio OF graces- little
table near Is covered with cloth and
supplied VITA fancy cakes, salted
almonds, preserved ging-=, bonbons
and biscuits, and the ladies help them
selves TO these dninties as they stand
about chatting over their cups OF tea.
Every wise hostess knows that a Well
trained maid or man Is an absolute
necessity at these functions, for the
modern Hebe who presides over the
feast is not SO faithful a cup-bearer as
was her prototype of olympian fame.
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.Jrdaed " said the minister.
M, r.ther Took Care Of Thcm.

"Remember. my boy" said Uncle
James, as he gave Bobby coin. that
II YOU take care OF the pennies the
shillings will take care OF themselves. '
Robby looked trifle dubious
Il do take care OF the pennies no
replied, 'but as soon as they get 10
be shillings pa takes care OF 'em. =
London Judge.
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courtesy every where. to make every
guest feel that he or she is an object Of
special consideration. to do what no
hostess. no matter how fine her tact,
can accomplish. because she cannot
make dozen people Of herself NIL at
once ~. ffiii7T ~
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Tn. comlngLlne.

The Chicago. Unicp PAeihc 4 NORTH
vestern line offers the best sccommoda-
lions 70 the travelling public en route 70
Chicago and intsrmediats points via
Omaha Through traips. fast time, mag
ninosut sleeping cars, elegant dinners. re-
clinfng chair oars and handsome day
coachss- Ticket Once l70S Larimer ST..
Denver, Colo.
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Gossip.

Women are more faithful 10 a
memory than men. All of them cling
as teneciously aud as long to thei
v,mtb rs they can. and yet with many
Of them it is q mere memory
~. a fact as true Is most facts are
That taking womsn's worriments and us
~. bonnet-niuker can cure many more ~
Tban the doctor with his Mills
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Catarrh--Remove the Cause.


remedies
which and i IKE
a new Aor4oeAn Ohio ID s.
Of
including sd
would
s.. s.
mailed
SWIFT SPECIFIC ATTAIN GA.
The Lamar register., 1892-06-18

CoUGHs AND DHoARsKsEss.-The irritation
which induces coughing Immediately re-
lieved by use Of "BRowN's BRONCHIAL
TRocHEs." Sold only In boxes.
The Lamar register., 1892-06-18

We pay tho highest price for School Dist rict
Bonds and furnish lithograph bonds, ell complete
ready for signatures i..s than market rates
maze for non siiepts in Denver zeal estate aud
Inoftg nges. Address +. q. Patterson, TLbor
block. Denver,
The Lamar register., 1892-06-18

Liquor and Tobacco habit positively
cured by "MAGIo CHLORIDE OF GoLD.h
All druggists. Blake Bruce & Co. Omaha,
Neb., Wholesale Agents.
The Lamar register., 1892-06-18

-WIl the coming man use both arms r.
asks o scientist He will II he carvos q
boarding house duck
The Lamar register., 1892-06-18

Nerve RestOrer. No Fit after urst day suse. Mar
veious Treatise and e. 90 trial bottle
Fit Sell. DIR. Kline ssi Arch St. Philn, Pa
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That wicked witch. the sind.
A-htlntinE gees To-Day. -
hear her born on the echoes sorne
Resouscins far away.
.oe her streaming hair,
Dzsky aad ihia and Icug
l,s sfcssea trAil through ether pa--
Her sissd 4 Siie and strong
seruesirics she drises the eio1da.
merry chase At morn.
Pm fss; they ny aerusg the sky,
All Fagsed zut f3f.arn-
Or EAsa The thunder rolls
It's tcEEurs overhead
VITA .hsstS arf hoIio she nics 70 .olios
Iianee soasis d, 'ezr ard trcat
II i0.Einx sheets Of foam
S1c hErl,s TIE ir!Ehtfsl wave:
AS2Aasi sA-a ros-s Ike Iampest sA---N-
Tie htileus beat aad rave
M Erraie. q ,Ae snow
She seati1rs fas aHd Eisc.
I'll crep iAry rs.t n the valleys breast.
os Ga The rnountAin's side
D1f nc1i Ahe loves 10 eAAso
Tao eytas leaves. tAAtf fAn
IiSc eaEEcrs rolled Ia blood and Ep,a
iisi1rr her eiari1a call
Asay. Away. auayf
lar over siI zad taie.
n iTtas hnsi = driyca aud iossei
lic;arr ttst Azrry gale.
% Eiil z-d r-csirrs sffrai
y hfn -fh YugF hgatlnT craUef
While - earih lasts ny trsrnpc, blasts
shall shzkc lts sleep znf pcarcf
..whea TIE cay os God shau caEu.
ifiH tntlcss uarainE rise
A1s1 fhc heNvuus rull fIr= = rrrAchinr HerOll
4ar stqrEzY sit.a wtnG lliss-
Eggau rNrlnV C11Wu
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u,,Hopc Wa. short-Lived.

"Mr EnJoor" said the church
trustee to ths pastor, I'VE are going
to raise your salary the first OF the
year"
Indeed said the minister.
Yes. The congregation feel pret-
ty poor this year. but If we can't
raise it all we will at least raise some
Of 1t
And then he wondered why the min
,ster didn't seem overioyed. -Arkan-
saw Traveller.
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A dentist In Q western city 10 named
LeRRo. As = usual thing. however, he
will not do 90 until It IL out t.stl
The Lamar register., 1892-06-18

FoR aick headache, dizzlness or swim
or rheumatism, take BxKcHAM's PILLS.
The Lamar register., 1892-06-18

Though Sittilg Bull has passed In his checks,
And his for m no more will be seen,
Benaa es are still on earth. US to ve1,
And their only cure Is Coaline.
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When you see counterfeit coin on the
sidewalk, always pick it up. You are
liable to arrest il you try TO pass it.
The Lamar register., 1892-06-18

The loss Of flesh is n ,riic.
|you think you need not
rnd it.
Bot. il you go on losing
m some time or lose a good
dsl IN 4 short time. you are
rsnning down. Is that a
fiie'
&C, back to your healthy
veigh, and generally you get
Hack to health.
4 book on CAREFUL Lrv-
pc vii tell you what it is to
g there. and when SCOTS
E=usion of ood-liver oil is
zeful. Free.
len
~ i-sxn- .--z. Szs-,. n~...s-.,. e cd .s,.,
IS E.<g-a sr-rrsasss 49, s.
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"Life hns been q burden 10 me Cor the pant
20 years on account Of great suffering from
very severe and frequent headaches. Brady
cro{ine has-done wonders for me. am now
a new man, and shall proclaim the merits of
your medicine 10 all / can resch." George
z. Fowler, Attorney at Law, PalAt1a, Fla.
The Lamar register., 1892-06-18

Electricity is becoming more and more
prominent as u curative agent.
The Lamar register., 1892-06-18

A school journal advises, "Make the
small boy does to the best Of his ability.
The Lamar register., 1892-06-18

II men knew as much at forty years of
age as they know at twenty, there would
be more statesmen in the country.
The Lamar register., 1892-06-18

paper has been started at New forki
for THO sole purpose of printing club news !
The Lamar register., 1892-06-18

Why is it that editors who .prefer pipe
to a cigar" make specially OF accepting
cigarsI
The Lamar register., 1892-06-18

Liquor and Tobacco habit positively
cured by MAGIC CHLORIDE OF GOLD"
All druggists. Blake. Bruce s. Co., Omaha, !,
Neb,, Wholesale Agents.
The Lamar register., 1892-06-18

When Baby wns sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was q Child, she cried for Cas.oria,
When she became Miss, She chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Caatoria,
The Lamar register., 1892-06-18

Why is a good speller In . school like q
glass Of champagnei Because they both
GO to the head
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Norman
Syrup

boschee's German syrup IS riorc
k--ssf.,l N the treatment Of Col-
k-..;oa than aly other remedy
k-rsr-.bed. II has been tried under
Ir-T ra-e.y OF climate In tic
kras bitter North. in damp New
kur,,ni. IN the fcklc Middle States.
I, lie ho,, moist Souih-evey-
- Il has beea in demand by
kvz,y rzaoasliiy. IifIzs besfi en-
kisvei il every stage OF Consunp-
n hrief I; has hersi used
{r--io1s azi its the only true and
L. Consumption Remedy. q
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Cold feet-two feet of snow.

Bryant's Mail College. Buffalo. n. T..
II you want 10 get good thorough business cdu-
cation. eheaply. at your own home. write to above
The Lamar register., 1892-06-18
TO SCHOOL DISTRICTS.

The cold wave appears to have arrived
in unbroken packages.
The Lamar register., 1892-06-18

Mrs. Winslow's sSoothingsyruP,f for Chill
drcn teethinz softens the gums. reduces innamEaa
tion. allays pain. wind co.ic. 25c. bottle
The Lamar register., 1892-06-18

There is said TO be one lawyer in
Heaven. He must be there Us his own
counsel to argue stay of proceedings.
The Lamar register., 1892-06-18

When a girl refers her lover TO her pm he
feels that 1t is harder to question the pop
than 1t Is to pop tho question.
The Lamar register., 1892-06-18

Choose rather to be strong in soul thai
In body.
The Lamar register., 1892-06-18

"Hnnson's Magic Corn SnIve."
Warranted to care, money refunded. AK
your druggist for It, Price Is cents
The Lamar register., 1892-06-18

* W, n. u. Denver. vsitlx. 4s4-No. 3. i
r When writing to advertisers pisssg esy hAs ~
= ~ tho aAysrtiseineut ~ this papsr
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Low RATE 10 rnE SEA snoRE.


The Cumberland Valley Railroad is
now advertising . cheap and attrae-
tive excursion to the Sea Shore for
Wednesday. July 10th. which viii in
clude all the most popular resorts on
the lower Jersey coast, as wei as
Ocean Grove tAsbury Park. Tickets
good going on train given below and by
direct connecting trains, and are good
to return by continuous passage on
any regular train, except the n. Y.
and chicago. Limited, until Monday,
August LIST, 1892, inclusive, at the fol-
lowing rates:-From Martinsburg to
Cape May, Atlantic City, Sea Isle
City, Ocean City, Anglesea. Wildwood
or Holly Beach $3.50 To Ocean Grove
One Dollar more. The special train
for which these tickets viii be sold will
leave Martinsburg at 7:43 A. NJ. We'd
nesday, July Goth. For full informa-
ton inquire of your local Ticket Agent.
7-15-td.
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CITY PRODUCE MARKET.
ovER S15o,ooo

PAID MEMBERS AND BENEFICIARIES
For weekly Indemnity and Death Claims by
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WALES AVOIDS HIS WIFE.
A Scandal Brewing In English Court CIR
cles About wales

A Scandal Brewing In English Court CIR
cles About wales.
The Prince Of Wales, goes to HON.
burg in August and the Princess of
Wales arrived in London on Tuesday
last, whereupon the announcement
was Immediately made that the Prince
and Princess would not both visit Ger
many at the same time.
Attention was modestly called to
the fact that these two representatives
of royalty do not see much of each
other nowadays any way.
The separations between the Prince
and his wife, which have been going
on for the past two years, and which
neither have made any effort to con-
.ceal, are now causing considerable Cos
sip Itrequires all her Majesty's dip
plomacy and influence to keep the
thing from becoming an open scandal.
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HIS LEG TWICE FRACTURED.

Mr.. Henry Vanmetre, Of Schopperts
Ford, who about month ago had a
leg broken by being thrown from a
horse, again last week had the same
member fractured by some cattle on
his farm throwing him down in the
barn yard and treading upon the leg,
with the result above stated.
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For PROSECUTING Attorney.

hereby announce myself candidate for the
nomination of Prosecuting Attorney, subject to
the action of the Republican County Convention.
6-13-td. u. 8. q. PITZER.
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TEMPERATURE: At 7oclock a. NJ. $50.
Maximum-o7s
Minimum-67o.
WINDS: Force Gentle
Direction from-N. W.
STATE or SKY: Clear.
Rain tall 90 inches
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THE PREDICTIONS.

For New England New York. New Jersey and
Delaware, warmer generally fair weather. south
west wind.
For District of Columbia, Maryland and yir-
rinia generally fair, warmer weather, variable
winds shifting to the southerly
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
List of Questions Given inCthe Examina-
tion of July 16, 1899.
ORTHOGRAPHY.

tion of July IS. 1899.
oRTHoGRAPHY
|. Define photography; letters, and
elementary sounds.
2. Does any rule exist for spelling
proper names
3. What is proper dipthong
1. How are words divided in respect
to syllables ?
5. What do you understand by Ii
guilds ? Twenty words of difficult
spelling were pronounced.
READING.
l. What is reading
- Name and define the different
kinds of accent.
g.. What are chronological points?
4. What is emphasis ? In how
many ways are emphatic words desig-
mated? Each one read selection.
PENMANsHIP.
/. Name and define the lines used
III writing.
~ Name and define the different
kinds of movements.
). Give rule for spacing, one for
shading, and one for slant.
4. How do and z compare in
space with reference to their base
lines I? The handwriting was compar-
ed with true standards and graded
upon
ARITHMETIC.
l. What is a root; present worth;
discount
:. What is ratio; proportion
J.. What is the difference between
specific and ad valorem dutiesP
4. OF two different fractions hav-
ing equal numerators, which expresses
the less aud why's
.. Sold 500 penknives at II cents
each, by which l lost 81 per cent; re.
qulred loss on whole.
T, Find the value Of a note for SlOe
and interest, given October l, 1888.
I, B. and c.. together find then
stocklworth $500, of which G owns
2lOO; they have gained 40 per cent.
on their capital What did each put
IN
. Bought on credit the first time
one dozen eggs, and every succeeding
TIME ) eggs more; my last purchase was
y dozen. The bill was presented fo1
l2o dozen. How much too large wa
it'
., What will it cost to gid a glob'
~ inches il diameter at cents pc
square inch 7
". When gold is at premium 9
\ cents, what sum shall invest il
Martinsburg bonds at IS cents prem
.um SO as to have an annual income Q
Sis2l in currencyg
ro>RE CONTINUED.
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Hdd Your Name ]
The Best Vffer Ever Made to Our CilY
10 lhtain 4 Manufacturing Plant.

Hosiery and Wooden Mills coming
that will give our city payroll OF
from $50. 10000 to $lOo, 10000. per
annum. This factory has an estab-
lished trade for all their goods, and is
well backed financially.
The following gentlemen have each
subscribed $4,000, for this enterprise,
and the names viii be added 10 this
lis. as fast as they come in. This will
show our citizens who have the good
of our city at heart, and not selfish in
helping the laboring classes.