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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

sleeves SO that your task will be a
| comparatively simple one. But IN
| making those TINT are sold by the yard
discretion will be required.
THE WIDE uNDER skirt
Make q straight round skirt four
yards wide or thcrrabouts. The width
Is sufficient to make tho length Let
It Just clear the ground the whole way
round. Throw the greater part Of the
| fnlness to the back Slight guring
bases can be taken under plaits or
/ among gathers at the front and sides,
md III ones figure demands Il. you can
| face the skirt with hnir-cloth half u
yard deep TO give II slight crinoline
| effect. or II you dislike TINT amount OF
stiffness use only linen facing III
either case linn the skirt throughout
fer.
THE NARROW BORDER SKIRT
In ease Of narrow borders you can
produce sevcull of the skirt effects now
In fashion. You can place one Mt the
foot directly on the edge, and as
many rs your quantity Of bordering af'
fords above Il. the width of the border
apart; this is the effect best suited TO
the full round folds into which skirth
now fall
Or you can have border at the foot
and one more half way up the skirt.
Or you can arrange the bands III
groups.
With the narrow borders you can cut
your skirt full and straight. OF
gOred.
THE WIDE BORDER BODICE.
The illustration shows an effective
style. Make the cuff OF the sleeve from
the border; also the broad osoft
folding bretelcs and neck band. Cut
the brctellcs straight
If you like a jacket effect you can
make the JACKET Of the plniu goods aud
use the border for the full waist. crush
belt and collar and sleeves. The uni
vcrsul fullnrss. stirring and puifng7-
conceal all stitching So thar lengths OF
h0ricr can be disposed prOperN IL needed
for the full waist aud sleeves.
With little ingenuity you can use
your border In several of the prevail
Ing styles
NARROW BORDER BODlCEs.
Charming yoke effects can he ar
ranged with narrow borders, both round
and pointed.
Pretty waist and sleeves can be made
with pulngs of the plain goods
between lengths of border, II the ma
tcrinl is thin fabric, and the border
very narrow.
Or straight bretelcs of the plain goods.
the bordering. In the one case the
sleeve with elbow frills is suitable, tho
frils edged with the bordering; In the
other baud the cuffs with border.
Or the plain fabric may he folded sur
plire style the crossing edges Dor
drrcd
The fashionable aud convenient scarf
fronts crossing aud winding about tho
whist and tied in "a big how and ends l0
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

which has furnished more satisfactory
evidence NJ WouHns capacity for in
dependence of thought aud " her fac
ulty tu give vigorous expression 20 well
considered views However disposed
some may be- 10 place her efforts at pro-
gress aud Development IN n milcr0us light
the sober. candid mind win no longer hest
tate to admit that woman has become IN
integral and necessary part 1f the pro-
grcssive movement NJ the age aud that
she Is gaining lnrocr aud lruer com
aud IaattpV
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04
BY
FASHIONED
MODISTES.
CHEMISTS

The dainty chemisc In cxqustively
fine cambria or linen lawn, has again
asserted itself II is cut to ft very
closely to the figure aud is finished
around the meek and arms with deli.
cate embroidery aud narrow real lace.
The Bretelle and Bertha ideas are evil
dent, Many have drapings, putty rib
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

filings Of lace and embroideries which
are caught 40 on the outer side Of the
leg with pretty bows or fosettes of nib
bous. This arrangement shows the long
carriers fastened FROM the cprSets. now
altogether worn. as It * generally con
ccled that the tinlehonorcd way of gar
tering above the knees rctard proper cir
culation. These long suspender gartcrs
are things Of beauty Of pink. blue. or vel
low silk elastic-the latter color for
good luck--cnling In rDsettes Of satin
ribbon. into which are fastened the
jeweled stocking clasps.
CoRsEps AND THE NEWEST COR
SET COVER
Corsets form most important, factor
In the general ensemble: for Il delicate
corset is the salvation Of myriads OF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

space than W vle'A ~
clotl,ssp m,ll.,se.sllls I,ll IA
ns,,s,ll.lily'reli5i W y, q 81
hanslsoiae i,..'|| 49, ~
tlls packet, ~. pc ~ i
IL nv "a ~, Wv kl's' 'f1|ls u
folded over ilrd /. ,0'..It
nav r 90 ihls airsn,,,' ", ~ I
TO fold pi'V b ~ (
o., or these Iak le,.,.,ai VII.
STAMPS il a' ~ "a, va N
~ ,h,, Ne trunk lssy '.ss Iii u
mug jon snar = 4fn 4 III
ent to ,rnse Nltl N, !. ~
~ s' apnafeut wI,s,s. n, ssll.l's Z 4
, .e'eu' iIffI
In * p t'.o 70 PACK IN,
unframed pieio1,.'i ~ nlrl
Mltef color ~ y iuH. 4
n MI 10 { put ah.tsa n ,.'.t f
size View Is uso.,.q .palil1 y 4
5po on pan also n iaId Y N
u,,r,ra l,a Also hi, w y I
lhrow over unslrs,e'.a y " M.
lines v ~ ~ o. tin a'I N (. "a.
'' H., oi ne iruhk l,.',,~ q',1
,,,n,ui 70 the tam ', ~.
thhings have heen MI N, ll,'I Z, Ats n
a WI tny 4 ~ nI's " = NJ
Whly ease'l. e q M, v, W pia
n .. wheu You y, ', nag 4
g01r fancy illk r N, ~ 4 Il
auns hiil an yom N, W. II
carefully as ~ syr Mn "a n
your trs sy,eiiIiI1sl': IN ~ " N
dinner. gowns VA "
There Is no NJ.
meet strange lTo, iI''l w. o p. 4
lie bonnet for w Nihe|
not make a go w 'cfaisl n
But very fee s ~ lVpaari, "
small hat ho,s'" e ss. kaqr 4
o. carrying tl'..,s 1lAln,ili 4 4 4
these boxes Mn W mi ~
trunk. Keep rar H. W. b i u
things. Chdss. s 4 i nn 'en,il-,s n
rial. preferably I'M, 'laH u ~ &
A little lner , W.. VT
woman's SOM = Z mt =
dust Of travel ham iS1 " y, 4, n n
To the theater 4 'v y " Nln IA
u wrap, canahle \, ss'ianss NJ
Will III aln,as, ~ ntlng NIX n
purchased fnf m. nII
wraps. ''' '''A Va
~ nm,
~ me HAT t0pPihra1
VOW there are some Oh. AZ.
ssr Ior comfort On 4
or short. and yom IA N ,i.
compartment. One 4 N,
pug. There Il no knomisl \.
nonr when such d M,
ana when u L uanl,.i \, T
llueh, and to Be vithon \
,;Anoiher Is a smkIl IN. I'M
,lDpons, dress waists ia ~
neen laid away damn y, W.
even even, when shaktu cut. ~ /
about as large A. A M. =.
cents A pipe 10 70 vlih h -.
wv, u little nlck1e nailrls r., I L
n9llar' Put In a tln ~ 4
Whole outfit can b. pul h,~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

back, with long ends tying in a loose
knot on the bosom, trimmed with e1-
duiSitcly iile embroidery done on the
cambdc and finished with very nnrrow
real lace. The material is 50 soft ana
transparent it takes M an mtinitesi
mnl space.
PErrlCoArS AND NIGHT ROBES.
The ribhoued-tied petticuats are mar.
vcls Of huily nomces aud rntllrs. edged
with laces aud emhroidrrirs. The les
toon idea prevails In the disposition of
trimming. with ribbon fnstenings.
Now that white shirts are again de
nigeur We shall miss to Il great extent
the lrou-frou aud swish-swish of six
against silk so dear to our feminine
souls
Everything is Empire, so the dainti-
est night gown Is of this shape. In
fine cambrics embroidered with silk in
dots of pink or fhue. and trimmed with
deep frills edged with real luc,-,eithcr
valrncennp or mechlin 1.-THE sleeves
falling loosely away from the arms and
caught up with knots of ribbon. A
sash of ribbon tied iu a bow with long
ends confines the gown around thu
waist,
This season almost all the lace Is real
aud very drlicat1y used. 1t requires a
nice sense of discrimination to know the
real limit Of luce and cmbroidcries which
good TASTE diptutpS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

The stockings are of every delicate
color one can imagine-und have never
before been so pleasing To women of
taste, Some of the daintiest are en-
hroldcnd with pretty devices such as
ileurd,~lys or Il true lovers kuot-
even intertwfied hearts are not uncom-
mon.
now in all the details of womans tot.
let. That point IN her equipment is
not visible to observation matters moth
iug-all Is given sense of Importance.
Nothing Is slurred over or left incom-
lAete. simplicity is only in the scanning,
and is about one Of the most costly ef.
forts TO attain.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

A - HNuNI u ltluln
A. thfsc 10 lit =. the couftl,
Al, tiiyou, Madame naffas.
An I not fJndiy thine uWni
Al lill0nE the summer rosea.
Annle o The bants o. Dee.
a mans 4 man for a. that.
wet sheet aud . lowlnr seq,
hanuoeki o. barley meal
bonnie ran the buTlle dauu.
iefneyi leave the girls aioi,p,
~ Ne hinc Altatial inoul.t ne,
Trad and cheese and klsies.
llchald the uiafu II bfeaklne.
yomc viii the glpsty bride.
Tome hast, 10 the wedding.
Suuie slug iae thatsN Get air.
columbia. KEN u the occau.
Tune In sad shut the door,
Captain uiiA hlg wiilstefs.
Nuuld We but lingef tier.
lovny jail birds ofafa,Ae..
lear little innocent thlnHs
DArt a lock on de ehlcken
coop doul.
lpuglAfi tender and true.
le eoon't 1alyttltn amy.
DO they thlnkuf me Al ioms
hleky on Madame DlalIo.
We O'Clock 10 the moralng
I low grftly. aWtel Anon,
ish o. all klnds she earIisd.
afren grqw the fushfs, o.,
!ogl nlgai, aud Joy ~ y0n a.
iallani Jamie We .iaW6alnr
lAfk, haik, the doI1 d. laf
is stole ny tendef hsafi uray.
fe szsed o. beauty hroN.
an = tliihsauma maiden.
Twas here In acetnii sweetest.
CONE natn . hsppy land.
s tTicd nri 10 llst Urn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

boned shirrings and even frilly iichu col.
lars. The shirts are finished In. a
nounce edged. with laces aud some have
tiny ruflrs of real laces.
THE MODE IN DRAWERS AND
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

The drawers also show the dainty fin
VI VI Ayeie touch. They are cut cxtsaof-
IN sFils vide with iAeatiaSs aud Euf-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

All, could Koldier.
All, when YuI,ar,
Awake, my love, awakr,
Away Williineiahcholy.
A . euuthe ocvaii wave
A hunting we willE0.
Az on account of Eliza.
Al, there, stay there,
Believe ne, II AL t4o,,
cgdeaflag. a
Bird VI the Fr,,nwood.
Hutiuthat f1tHlipo,reit
Birth u saint Patfirk'
Blue bell oil scotland.
blue bonneti are oysl
The border.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

~ good c "a cnlony tnlss.
IN leaving thee III tqfrgw.
heard . woc bird flngipg.
eaaaot siag the oil songs.
II 1--WE the merry spsinsiimc.
litle dIeai..t whea fifst i cav,
IN o eryOugg 10 mary yet.
I'm a dorm for laet o. lohnnic.
would | VEN q careless chl.i.
III had but a thousand ay9ar,I
I'LL meet you By the firraialef.
| saw htrin tbs violet uiGc.
whistle and wait for h.ii,.
Jag / SPA. coual cat no "a.
lack nld Jillwrlt : ptae hui
lefsls, the iiover o. DuIlh'a' E.
10y one more b 10 my hIc2AA
inst villain the harlor bar
|klng MiilAfa drinking i.yfu-
Mud N0rds can never Dc,
kifaiag Over the gaTdcn NalL
.ltilc iiian and little maid
ibien " the nightingale.
Little lirl on t,ie green tire
Llghtd.vl e arsuil ne failing.
Make ne no CANDY chaplei.
Ny home IN yuudsf valley.
MO,hts, watch the l.,ile feet
Mountain maid . Invitation.
Ny heart lstair f1f fointhpdy'I
Ny J,lhu;y NaIA slllsma-rf.
Ny loss sizes bit a lasslc ~
Ny 1--we waits there iir me-
Nobody Fplngt - marry q
IN, heste oriinsgn neral
oh, ia % me bafk TO ssl.4.st-
% had | uinrs Ike a duNe.
o. d ffeeu bank, gentle htrr,
y, Charley Is ny daflllg.
OWLS hIcgtda psck u'mnut 4
o, las4ie, ait thou ilgcrinf yeui
Oh. are Yr flfQulrr, Mlrgilt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-31

The readers Of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been abIo to cure in all its stages, and
that is catarrh. Halls CNtarrh Cure Is
tho only positive cure known to tho
medical fraternity. Catarrh, being a
constitutional disease, requires a con.
stitutional treatment. Halls CNtRrrh
Cure is taken internally, acting di.
roCtly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces Of tho System, thereby destroy.
ing the foundation Of the disease and
giving tho patient strength by building
up the constitution and assisting ma.
turo in doing its work. The proprietors
have so much faith in its curative pow.
ers that they offer One Hundred Dol.
lars for any case that it fails TO cure.
Send for list OF testimonials.
r. J. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, o.
I657Sold by druggists, 75C. D&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-31

The best salyo in tho world for cuts,
bruises, sore5, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tottor, chappcd hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures pilos, or nc pay required.
ltis guaranteed to give perfect satisinc.
ton or money refunded. Price % cents
box. For sale bv Logan Drug Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-31

c. i. Moore d Co., prominent drug.
gists OF Ncwberg, Ore, say: Since
our customers have become acquainted
with tho good qualities Of Chamber.
lain's Cough Remedy, We sell but little
Of any other kind. Chambcrlain's me.
dicinc3 all give good satisfaction" For
sale by druggists. DIV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-31

FoR three weeks | was suffering from
n severe cold in my head, accompanied
by Il pain in the temples. Ely's Cream
Balm was recommended to me. After
only six applications OF the Balm every
trace OF nv cold was romoved.-Ilenry
Q. Clark, New York Appraisers Office.
uyptv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-31
WHEELING DAILY INTELLIGENCE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 81. 1893

wheel, TO make the change in Il wagon
already in use will cost perhaps SO, II
We could have our laws SO amended as
to allow the rebate OF one-half OF our
road tax the saving in making tho
change would be equal to y per cent
on tine cost, Now then with improved
aud easy grades, and stone OF the prop
er size rightly applied, aud wide tires
TO smooth them down, we would be do
ing as well as could be expected with
out government aid; with ono other eN-
ception, and that is having toll collect
ors on roads. believe it IS 4 CuatOm
more iniquitous than the personal Ia.
Dor tax. Whatever else may bo accom-
plished, ono thing is certain, it is the
best institution yet devised to make the
farmer pay double tax, to say nothing
OF the Inconvenience and trouble that
people are put to in passing and repass-
ing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-31
GOOD COUNTRY ROADS,
And How Can They 30 Improved
For the Public Welfare?
A TIMELY ADDRESS DELIVERED

Before tho Farmers InstItutc-Sug-
gesttons Regarding Needed lie.
forms-StNto and National Cooper.
alton Suggested -- How Excellent
Roads Can bo Secured Without
Burdensnmo Tuxation-The Benefit
to Farmers-Narrow Tires Should 10
Required BY Law-AbOIIsh tho Toll
Gates.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-31
ART INSTRUCTION.

IN Art Studio. conducted b. Mis- R1,r ".
ISL rnN, Wll Uu OpNJrl 10 connection with
.,r,. iluTt5 School, s.plrubns o.. il Ito schOD,
IuHd|UE Pencil, r4Ira1a. ant CrlyDl Draw.
iug ul and Water rI.1rt Ili China Painting
receive special attention Hiss sweeney has
icon conducting Nrt C'Is,oS with market
success, foo the Gust Tor the past Two or slt
luIrs. Further Inquiry may DO mnlrDi Mss
ROSE " sNs.Sai. 81 Main street. Or Nrl
~ -'1r.us HAT ~ Main .fa,.t o-at tho school
foaaI. ON uuI a..9r Monday september Il
uul3
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Mrs. NJ. Stevens Harris School
TSr |orlaaS bnciioG
a21Cl SL2ilcgroE1,
1910 AND Ia,5 MARKET STREET

Second annual sss,Ion begins saptcmb,rlL,
is-.
Course NJ instruction includes Elementary
English, tN..isb rllsics lal,U higher Mating
Wn4cs aud Modern LIuEiug'
Nj, lltri IS assisted hF u full c1tus OF ONlclsn.
and cNUericurcl teachers.
For ]Irn;'lr' and further Information. aIlt1H
the TtugiraL,
MRS ". STEVENS HART.
Hu3) M. ~ Main Stfels.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-31

! had occasion one day to stop at a
toll house on the road that has the most
travel OF any in the county and the
weather WAS cold, so that everybody
was compelled to DO wrapped up in
heavy coats, and gloves ON their hands.
Every few minutes along would come Il
team, 4 wagon load OF hay, n load OF
corn, and empty wagons returning from
the city, horses and huggios, with ladies
driving, and all stopped to leave Il good
share OF their days profit with the toll
keeper. With chilled bodies and cold
hands they stopped, took oil their
gloves and proceeded to search for the
pockelbook. Tho fingers would DO so
still from cold that they could hardly
feel n quarter ol a dollar, but OF course
must make change to u penny. All
those who FASTENED to and fro to escape
tho cold were put to tho same task.
But this trouble did not end here,
q little farther on was another toll
house, and perhaps 4 little farther on
was another, and while sitting there l
became more thoroughly convinced
than | had before that the thing was an
outrage on patient people. And tho
wonder IS that tho people in this pro.
grcsgiyo age do not rise in wrath to put
the thing ont OF existence, as they are
determined to do with mud roads.
This subject OF road might DO carried
on Indefinitely, inits different bearings,
rs there are many important points not
touched, but we want tho subject dis
cusscl by everybody present who is
Interested. My aim has been to say
something that might excite your in.
tcreat into q lively discussion as to
ways aud means hat We may avoid
existing errors in u present system Of
roads.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-31
Children Cry for Pitchers CasturIa.

4 teuchoriu u Fuit Riyor, Mass, even.
Ing school threatens to resign unless
the pupils cease filling the inkstands
with tobacco Juice.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-31

Indigestion md stomach blenders, take
BitUWiNfS IRON HITTIGRS.
All dCllCrs keep II, q per hottie. GCnuinchls
trademark ald crossed red lines on wrapper,
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MRS, HARTSSCHOOL.

To accommodate young iall,I WIN
rlf wish TO rligauy ID Crutfa VI study
ou',.l4 ri The regular school rusimc,
cDcn,lyO Clu,cl or private instruction
will DO provided IN ,,uslish classics,
Latin Modern l~Angun;at iHthcmutici
and The NnfUIl. sciences These cln,slt
wit reject o. .ft'.i hpu-i II. Tho school
Ia'lDr lUl will De conducted ~ SBsrtlI.
a.. TO-, the several w1nbnTgpG tho fa.llty
CONNECTED with or school
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-31

/ have always looked upon tho incon-
yenienco OF tolI.gates US the worst feat
ure, yet the cost Is no small matter, In
all countries where the best roads and
systems prevail such n thing as toll
gates have no existence. They are u
menace to the public travel, expensive
and unbusiness.llke, The toll-gute was
instituted for tho purpose OF raising
money when more was needed than
could in Justice be raised in any other
form OF tax. Something like tho reYe-
nue. tho government placed on tobacco
TO meet the eXIgGnClcs OF war, yet while
the government has grown very rich
since tho war the revenue on tobacco
still remains somewhat modiIied), So
| presume il We are TO so judge, our
county treasury must be in constant
need OF extra funds, as the toll
gates are still with US, And only II
little over 4 year ago some OF orr local
authorities made u strenuous effort to
heap the iniquity upon the farmers oil
thi' county by putting toll gates upon
all mud roads. Had it not DoOn for tho
wisdom OF our legislature wo would
have had a toll cato on every road in
the county, Ii they had been rs wise
rs the position they occupied demarlod,
instead OF bcsneching the legislature TO
make it lawful to put toll housed on all
roads in Ohio county, thoy would have
demanded tho repeal OF the law that
makes it possible Tor thom to exist ut
all. | say this because it is not good
business, and because it is IN intolera'
bic Inconvenience to the public.
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MUSICAL GOODS.
PIANO FOR SALE.

wo have a nice KTakauor Plano, u'Cl a short
time but IN perfect condition, which we mo
Offering %, a bargain This Is a tap oppot
tunltY Call on OF address
Il. w. BAUMER It CO.,
jail No 1910 Market Street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-31

MRS. N. STEVENS HART,
aus Principal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-31

Whatwo want is the greatest improve.
ment Tor tho least possible outlay, and
/ believe 30 long us narrow tires are
used, 10 road bed can be made solid on.
ough TO stand tho cutting process under
heavy loads, and ruis moro than any.
thing else ruin our m"ucadamiScd roads.
On tho other hand tho broad tire serves
~ u roIlcr and will leave tho road sur.
face smooth and even. ! believe before
wn begin ronh legislation Wc ougll to
abolish the narrow trio. To make good
roads first Is beginning ~ the wrong
end, believe that legislation, that
would enforce the general adoption Of
wide tircs would no Il good thing. There
Is only ono valid objection TO the nee Of
tho widc tires, aud that Is, il would
likely run hard over q ronl cut up In
rHts by narrow tires, which objection
could not be raised II broad tires were
generally adapted throughout the coun.
~ or state. 1t Is snid that IN buying a
new wagon the difference In cost IL
slight as the wider tire may b. made
much thinner and yet make a stronger
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-31

1.-THE uss Of 'Cagtorin : Is so universal and
IA merits so well known that IL seems q work
" RuperGrogntlun 10 endorsciL II, FGw nre the
Intelligent families who do not Keep CastOr!a
within easy reach"
CARLOS MARTYR, y, D.,
New York City.
Late Pastor DloomingdHle Reformed Church.