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The following is list IL letters re-
mainingin the postofIice AZ MartinSburg
w. Va, April 18th, and will be sent
10 the dead letter office May LIST, 1893,
If not called for.
Mrs. Mamie Bailey, Mrs John Bar
reth, Miss Lizzie Baker, Ida May Cat
terton, Miss Mary CrowelI, VIM. r.
Cornelius, David B. Davis, Mr.. VIM.
Darr, Mr.. VIM. F. Fisher, Mrs. Lind
say Ford, John Fillmore Fellers, Miss
Ollie Green, w. E. Griffith, Mrs. Ida
Hunter, Miss Ella Kennedy, Mr.. NJ.
Kilmsr, Mr.. Harry Kindle, Mr.. H. G.
Murray, George H. 0iler, Mrs. VIM.
Pence, Mr. Charlie Rankin, Mr.. Horace
Robertson, Francis Roby, Mr.. Harry
Shubert, Mr.. A. G. Taylor, Mr.. Fred
Weidman, Mr.. Rog Wall Held for
postage, Miss "A. NJ. Banrman, VIM
chester, Va.
w. III. If. Flick, r. M.
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.nrLrE ~ rHE PrBLlc qKNERALLY.

,.y-on and after FEB. Is, 1893 no gratis read
a ,n,tiees puffs etc, viii be given In this papel
w Inv erser. society, church, theatre or en-
!" XXI ment az any kind or character, who may
ha,,g their lob printing done at any other ONCE
bbssides TnE Would. Patrons of this paper only
Mi be accorded the privilege OF our reaalns
tsaiy i5b work. and not regular patrons Of THE
Woirp will have to pay for all reading notices
" the rate OF 10 cents per line, payable immeul
" a.a,,s affer notification Special notice Is also
;,,en thaf no complimentary tickets Will pc ac-
eeerted IL exchange for reading notices nothing
Mn secure our space but the spot cash. our
VII nafrons will be taken special care of as
fsT AZ reasonable, in the way OF gratis reading
uatiees
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HOW,S THIS /!

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case Of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. J.-GHENEY y CO., Props,
Toledo, Q.
We, the undersigned, have known +.
J. Cheney fory the last 10 years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligation made
BY their firm
West and Truax, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, o. Walding, Kinnan 4 Mar
vim, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Price Toe. per bottle. Sold by all Drug
gists. Testimonials free.
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More than fifty thousand now in
use. The Standard Tea and Coffee
Strainer, the only dripless strainer in
the world. For sale by ]. W. r. Fish
'er, King street.
p. s. just received another big lot
Of the Crown Stove Mats.
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WEST VIRGINIA asWEETENIN,.r

"When there is tea on the table in
some Of the hospitable homes of Bar
bour county, West Virginia." says the
New York Sun, 1.-THE traveller is some
times asked: win you take wet sweet
enin' or dry sweetenin'P If he elects
the former, sorghum molasses is hand
ed to him, while, if he takes the latter,
he gets maple sugar in little Jumps"
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what are those things there, mann
ma, said Jacky, pointing to the dis
play in Louis Browns window. "They
are the styles for the season." said his
mamma.
Can't have some to go in swim
ming with ~
Goodness child, you wouldn't 60
in swimming in a wedding cake, would
your
Well, mamma, you said they were
styles for the sea, SON."
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1--WE nooNgHINERs CAPTURED.

United States Marshal Cunningham
passed through Parkershurg en- route
to Charleston Monday with FIVE moon
sinners, who were captured on the
Virginia state limo. after hot slirm
ish in which abput forty shots were
fired. One If the gang named Dogan
was sllnt through the head.
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pfssIyESg 0FFYCE.

r.s yoHIn has leased and renovate the sec
III snr II Grantham Hall for business oiilces
ehlg W. reanesfed % transact all business
,,sttsrs IN the above rooms. The plant Will re-
WIZ Il, ihe Flick block, and this ARRANGEMENT
rs heen made to prevent annoyance 70 inc etil7
m THE new rooms are comfortably ar
rp,n,s.l for business purposes, and the accom-
ggIati0ns excellent.
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Use Snodgrass'condition powder, the
largest packages and best powder on
the market to-day, PREPARED BY r. l..
Snodgrass & Co., druggists.
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NJ. L. Dorm has secured the agency
for tho Troy Steam Laundry, work
shipped every Tuesday and returned
on Friday Usual prices. First-class
work guaranteed.
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K1tLEDINA BOILER EXPLOSION.

The boiler Of Caldier's Grindstone
Factory, at Briggs Station, tbs
State, exploded Monday instantly kill
linz John spece and fatally wounded
Rolla Calder, William Tilton and
Samuel Brookoyer. The factory was
wrecked.
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Those wishing souvenir coins would
do wen to call at THE WORLD oiliee.
We have few which viii be disposed
Of at the usual price, 81.
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HEAD QUARTERS

ofdasoline Stoves, a big lot just re-
'slyed and Of the latest pattern and
,'yle No trouble to show goods
|. AZ At once. J. w. r. Fisher, King
'treet,
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I, aTI1tE 70 ADVERTISERs.

,stYans III THE WORLD are requested to
si.lr advertisements oftener and regu-
fh .in Fl,s not only attracts the reader, put
az ~ n i've appearance for the paper. Novel
gal ,ftfactive ad ertsing y ine only Alua 'ii'''
~, N h the present progressive age.
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NOTICE 10 THE PUBLIC

Good pasturage for town stock can
be secured on the Geo. S. Rousch
farm, by applying to John T. Baxter,
residence with Al. j Thomas, Esp,
Race street. 4-14-lw.
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If You want your collars and cuffs
TO look as good as new have them lam
dried at Leo II. Goodys laundry, No..
4, East Martin street.
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Where is the man that couldn't af-
ford to buy his best girla pound Of
chocolates3 Send him to L. e. Browns
Confectionery Store.
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Onion sets and onion seeds. yellow
Dahver and silver skin for sale by R
L. Snodgrass q Co.. druggists.
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Encourage home industry by having
0ar laundry work done at Lee II
'ooeSs, No. 4, East Martin street.
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CIRCUIT COURT PROCEEDINGS.
The Mill Of Justice erInds Its Usual Quarterly
Grist
AT Law

Grist.
AT Law
State vs. Wade West, misdemeanor.
Not guilty.
State VS. Geo. H. Joy, misdemeanor.
Not guilty.
State VS.. r. w. Ambrose, INSIDE
meanor. Nole pros.
Austin S. Meachum VS.. John Fitz,
action in debt. Plaintiff required to
give security for cost Of suit.
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EsrHER BULLETIN.
Observations taken A
Martinshurr every morning
Il o'clock By GEonsE ".
vsrnrraE. the representa-
i've o. the United States
Weather Dureau. Tux
wnntn viii use The same
days a. displayed II The
court House and the people
can come rerv near know
i. y-ssss. Inr what weather 70 expect
,.x ATT O'Clock a. -. So
Maximum so.
Minimum 5Go.
g,s6s Fnrre Calm.
nirectiau from W
s1Arx o. SKY; Clear.
Rain fall
=, wea,her today will be fair, with light
y wind. becoming variable except in IVES
MA Il. IA and ohio where there WILDE occa'
tanal local ram.
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USTRALIA has
sent many fighters
to this country Of
the prize rihg
stamp. To- low
ers Of pugilism il
is only necessary
TO mention such
names as Hall,
jackson, Fitzsim-
lmons. Slavin , MUIR
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STILL AHEAD.

! hSira Select Oysters and Plymouth
|9SS Count, at The New Place, next
'oor y City Hall.
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There IS nothing on this continent
to equal the Adam Forepangh Shows.
They are visited and commended by
everybody that are able to get 70 the
payilions.
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When YOU want to bny, sell or trade
stoyes. cali at Noah's Ark, No 9 West
Race st. 5-1o-lmon.
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STILL AHEAD.

The same beer that is sold at the
Worlds Fair is sold at The New Place,
next door to City Hall.
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81 NY ime Of nebby double breasted
,o " l0r Youths and boys at NJ. 7.
,ns Watch and chain with every
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Meals at all hours at Central Eating
House. Frank Rhodes, Prop.
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KNOCKED CUT.

A Kangaroo that is a Boxing Expert Sent from
Australia.
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Sale bills printed at this Office cheap
+ than any where else.
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The manner Of dressing the hair
should be considered as carefully as
colors. Itsis 4 great mistake to dress
the hair according to fashion, instead
of according to ones style Of head and
face. Those women who study and
who acquire becoming style Of wear
ing the hairand who keep to it, not
regarding the changes Of fashion, are
the women who surprise their friends
by showing SO little their advance in
years. Nothing makes middle-aged
or elderly woman look older than to
copy young women in some new fad
in regard to The hair. Low fore
heads should not be covered. High
foreheads require little concealment.
Bangs only suit youthful face. The
whole character Of tho face may be
spoiled by wrong style of dressing
the hair.
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People who expect to see any Of the
features Of the great Forepaugh rer-
resentation Of the Scenes and Battles
Of 1776-th American Revolution, in
the street parade when the shows APP
pear here will be disappointed, al
though they will certainly not be dis
appointed in the parade itself, as it is
said to be by far the most magnificent
professional pageantry ever seen in
America. The Revolutionary Repre-
sentation requires 50 much time for
preparation that none Of It can be
shown in the parade.
The Adam Forepaugh Shows will DO
here Saturday, April 20.
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Don't think Of buying a Cook Stove
until You have examined the stock of
pew AND second hand stoves at Noah's
Ark a call will convince you that
NJ please You in style, quality and
Pnee. Noe West Race st. 3-2S-1mon.
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Ladies dining parlor at Central Eat
inc House. Frank Rhodes, Prop.
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II AL LIE cREAT EvENTs oF LIE WAR FoR FREEI

4pAws VI
~ IS IN NJ MI
FAs
MORE NsI ISL ~
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FINANCE ooMMIrTBB.

The committee on finances appointed
. raise the funds necessary to secure
tAe location Of the Reformed female
college at this placeis composed Of the
following gentlemen:
Nessrs. H. J. Seibert, J. W. Bishop,
Geo. NJ. Bowers, H. T. Cushwa, Jos.
n Shaffer, DIR. N. D. Baker, II. G..
Berry, y W. r. Fisher, F. s. Emmert,
" 9. Nichlas, |. Z. Bender and Sher-
II !, 6. Gerling.
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Admission, Soc Children, under 9 years, Csc

m
he
ndvanre
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woMAE's COLUMN.
Newest Ideas About Fashions And Various 9TH
or Matters.

Newest Ideas About Fashions And Various 9TH
or Matters.
A very nice and tasty way of cook
ing liver is to cut in in slices about an
eighth of an inch thick, and to make
the dish look nicely stamp the rounds
liyerip witha pastry cutter, season it
with pepper andsalt, then entirely cover
lit with eggs and bread crumbs and fry
in clean hot grease until a nice golden
color. Fry some very thin slices Of
bacon. and arrange them between the
liver, and pour thick brown sauce
round the dish, and, unless you pre-
fer the sance plain, you win find the
addition of little chopped gherkin
and capers will improve it very much.
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ply, Goddard and score Of others all
nearly equally familiar in the sport
ing columns Of the newspapers Of the
country during the past two or three
years. But the Antipodean continent
has sent to America still another fight
err, that is really Of more interest than
any of those named, in the person Of
Master Jack, who is said to be the
greatest fighter the world has ever
known, and who is such terror as a
fighter that none Of the distinguished
fellow-countrymen who have been
named have dared to challenge him
and they probably never will. Jack
is KANGAROO and is the most skilled
boxer that has ever put on the gloves.
Efforts are now being made to make a
match between Jack and the boxing
elephant, "John L. Sullivan who
has been seen here with the Adam
Forepaugh Shows. So far this ele1
plant has shown every evidence Of
fear of this two handed fighter as he
has only his trunk to, fight with. Jack
| is also travelling with the Adam Fore
paugh Shows, and by the time the
shows reach here on Saturday, April
30, they may succeed in making the
elephant believe that he will stand
some show with the kangaroo, and the
event Of the pugilistic world may be
pulled off here. In any event the kan
CARGO will be ready to meet all corners,
and if any Of our local boxers are am
bilious to show their quality they will
have a chance to do so with Jack. If
none Of them want to try conclusions
with him he will box four rounds with
his trainer and show how marvellous
~ skilled he is. 1t will be most re-
markable event in various ways and
will prove strong feature in this
mammoth collection of novelties.
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TnE WoRLp Al 10 cents per week.
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AIRY MANGUvRES PAR EXcELLENcE


the Fields
b
INCREASED EXCEPT
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ONE TICKLE s N ~ ss IS Ass sa is,
thla
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Il RAN
Takes NJ free the daxe
nlnnnnnn in nndn MINIMUM E1lLn
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AseIdeD,arly Knocked novp - , r.p,n.,.

Accidentally Knocked Down by q Panther.
On the anniversary Of Washington's
birth Alexander Rawles, a prominent
landowner and stockinan Of Anderson
valley. was accidentally knocked down
by a large 8-foot panther. Rawles'
bruises r now reported serious. His
dogs had freed the beast. and Rawles
went TO ~ neighbor's for a gun. He could
find only n cartridge, but with this he
returned and shot the panther, but only
slightly wounded it. The animal sprang
from it's perch midst the dogs and soon
stretched one in death. Once in bound
ing backward to avoid the other dogs
the panther accidentally came in contact
with Rawles. who was knocked down.
The panther entirely ignored Rawles
throughout the fight, giving the dogs its
undivided attention, although before and
after his fall Rawles vigorously bella
bored the beast with his gun barrel,
which was ruined in the conflict. The
panther's death finally resulted. When
Rawles was knocked down, his side
struck a stone, producing serious inter
nal injuries. Cor. San Francisco Chron-
icle.
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What Hicks Thinks About June
Weather-lt Will tie Warm-The
storm Periods.
Hicks says that the storms which have
been developing in the western regions
during the last few days will be central
about June l. There will be consider
able precipitation during the first days
OF the month, but the storm center will
rapidly pass over, reaching the east
by June 3.
Directly following the storm will be
fair and cooler weather which will soon
give way to warm weather. The tenn
p~erature will reach a high mark, and
from the sixth to the 9th reactionary
storms are liable to result. The solstice
storms win begin to sppear about the
10th. The barometer will fall and it will
grow steadily warmer. From the 18th
TO the 14th active storms will prevail.
During thes solstlce storms there will be
great electrical activity, especially in the
night, but no one should be alarmed, as
they viii prove .'grander than dis.
astrous."
The lwhole period between the 10th
and 18th the storms viii likely whirl
suddenly back from the east after once
p assing over, after catching careless per-
sons who go out unprotected, thinking
the storm has passed on for good.
The event of our turning about in our
journey around the sun and start in on
shorter days will be celebrated by
thunder and lightning. Cooler weather
will follow this display of heavenly fire.
wroks. and regions short Of moisture al
that period will have a drought to con.
tend with. A warm wave about the
18th will prevail until the first Of July
when it viii! grow slightly cooler.
When the scalp is atrophied, or shiny.
bald, no preparation will restore the hair,
in all other cases, Halls Hair Reviewer
will start a growth.
For rent, house Of four good rooms
Location convenient.
CHAs. B. KENNEDY.
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Virginia has hitherto depended for her
medical attendance upon the services Of
male physicians, but at last there, Ia a
female doctor in the Old Dominion State,
and, mirabile dictu, she Is not a white
woman, but a bright mulatto, Mrs. Sarah
G.. Jones.
Mrs. Jones is the daughter Of George
w. Boyd, a we'll known. contractor OF
Richmond. DR.. Jones was born in AL.
bemarle county, Va. and was educated
in the public schools Of Richmond.
Graduating in 1883. she devoted the next
Eve years Of her life to teaching. At the
end of that time Miss Sarah Boyd, al
she was then, was married to N. b
Jones, a colored teacher and a man of q
great deal Of intelligence, who is now
grand secretary Of the Order OF Tru.
Reformers.
Two years after her marriage Mrs
Jones entered the Howard Medical col
lege, Washington, from which institu
ton she graduated recently with the de
gree of M. D. and a percentage OF more
than 90 in the final examination in sur
gerry. There were IS in the class. Twenty
n of them were ''plucked." Mrs. Jones
was the only colored student. She ant
her husband are representatives of thu
most exclusive colored social circles Of
Richmond. She will practice among hel
own people.
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For Sale or Rent.
A good new seven room residence.
CHAs. GLATz.
Chiidren Over six Hundred Years Ago,

children Over Six Hundred Years Ago.
Somebody has unearthed a book writ
ten by Bartholomew Angiicus about
1890. Of which one Of the most amusing
chapters is ON the children Of his day.
OF these he writes: They dread no
perils more than beating with q rod, and
they love an apple more than gold and
make more sorrow and woe for the loss
Of az apple than for the loss Of Q herr
tage. They desire all that they see and
pray and ask with voice and with hand.
They keep no counsel, but they tell all
that they hear and see. Suddenly they
laugh, and suddenly they weep. Always
they cry and jangle and jape; that I'M
meth they be still while they sleep. When
they be washed of filth, amor they defile
themselves again. When their mother
washeth and combeth them, they kick
and sprawl and put with feet and with
hands, and Withstand with all their
might All of which sounds very mod
ern and up to date.
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LOCAL aREvnrIEs.

Don't fail to hear the brilliant Marion
Ills at the Opera House, june 9Th.
phe funeral of Mrs. Duncan Nc
llivray was held from the Presbyterian
aurch this afternoon.
A Towles fishing party, headed by
J. Halvorson, enjoyed a successful days
port at Lake Madison yesterday.
? Cards have been received announcing
The marriage of Mr.. Richard Woods Of
pis city and Miss Ella M. Byrnes Of
Sesco, Iowa, at the home OF the latter
.ay 30. They will arrive in Madison
met.
The Omaha Daily Bes says: "Beach
Bowers turned hundreds OF people
(ay, the theatre being packed to the
ors, and the best pleased audience
at ever assembled together.
IAN ice cream social will be held on the
urt house square, Saturday evening
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a Blg Bio OF Crud. Rubber.

One of the interesting objects in the
lower part Of the city l. 9 piece OF crude
Para rubber that weighs 1900 pounds.
It resembles q rough casting Of iron and
Is In the shape Of a bel. In the window
where it is exhibited il . shoe Of rubber
Lire those worn by the Indian women Of
Brazil. It's characterization is beautiful.
The toe is crimped, while On the instep
and tho quarters are flowers, the daisy
and the pansy. -It seems to be q very
comfortable shoe. Leather is not nm
known to the Indians who live In the
rubber district, but rubber with them
takes the place OF wood. iron and cloth
New York Tribune.
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Letters.

List of letters remaining uncalled for
in the p~ostofice in Madison, May 81
1898:
Akerstrom, Henry Fyitram, Miss Karin
Canton, J II Raad, 8 johnson
chaplain, John hockey, RS
Falton, Miss Hattie Smith CIV
Hart, WIS Solbery,
Hanson, Bertha Thompson, J w
Milden, Miss Anna Tigh, Miss Bertha
Larser, A Titiengelstad JOS
Moor, Chas Williams, G r
Persons calling for the above, please
say advertised" After fifteen days
they will be sent to the dead letter Office.
ALEX CAMERON, p. III.
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Easter SUNDAYS In the Future.

The rule for ascertaining when Easter
Sunday occurs may be gathered from
this statement: Easter is the Sunday
which follows that fourteenth day Of the
calendar moon which falls upon or next
after March 81. We give a number Of
dates Of Easter Sunday, which will be
useful for preservation to such readers
as are DESTROYS to watch these recurring
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A coLoRED FEMALE DOCTOR.

h Career of Mrs. Sarah G. Jones, Who II
Full Pledged III. ID.
This is indeed the age Of woman.
From every section come reports of the
progress in the arts and sciences of mem
bers of what was not so long ago con-
sidered the weaker sex mentally as well
as physically.