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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-20
JADY'S WAIST WITH B0X-PLEAT-
ED BLOUSE FRONT.

Her, is charming model for extra
waists of SIX. us well as for entire cos
TUNES of SILK. wool or cotton.
The pattern has a fitted lining, the
material being seamless both back and
front. The box-plea- IS cu- separate
and sewn on. which IS less troublesome
for che maker -Aan TO have it Gu, In one
piece with the front
A handsome cr1pcn gown Of OLD green
was made with a wais- after this p3t-
tern. and a perfectly plain skirt. The
trimming consisted of embroidered
bands of creamy b1is-e laid over black
satin ribbons. Wide black sa,tn ribbon
mad tas stock collar w.th a bow az the
back. a box like tina, shown IN the
uusra Son was set on either side OF
Che boX-ple3t a- the w3-s-
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A serge dress Of black had the should
er straps OF bright r0se-c0lored ribbon,
oyerla.d W..1 white embroidery. The
h-x-pIeats were of white lawn, wtn
wme of naucw Nalenc.ennes lace on
the lge o. each fold The sleeves on
This sovn reached to the waist eNao,ly
like the pattern Which is longer than
shown in me illustration.
a printed 0rs3ndy made alter this
model was trimmed w.,A bra,eiles Of
ribbon, with bcv ON the shoulder.
Over the stock collar which was of the
same vio'e ribbon. we're tiny points of
white nsinsoob. edged with lace, six OF
these points jus meeting extended all
around the collar. being sewed in a. the
top and overlapping the collar points
downward
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DESIGNS TO GUST THE PLAIN
SKIRT.

A very handsome theater or concert
dress IS shown i'm the accompanying
illustration. and was sk6.ched I'm white
silk crspCn It's wide gOisJ skirt was
trimmed I'm .ron, with TWO bands of
gu.pure laid over almond green satin.
and its blouse v8is, had fixed lining
and back of bias crep1n while the front
had q biousel eIcc. gained by putting
gu.pure over the Sreen satin. Il hooked
at he side. and the lace stock collar was
supplemented by another of lace. The
sleeves were very fun. with long cuffs.
and had O banding Of green satin at the
wrists. These perpendicular bands Of
lace upon the Skin, are one Of the more
simple sorts Of trimming that design
ers are striving 60 persuade women 70
adopt. But -ry hard as they can. with
This and ether devices. to overcome the
plain skirts popularity, il st.H holds its
own.
As the scenes Of trimming is sill
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-20
.nlIE rKENcu vIEWs.
.-c-t- Against 1Ionrocism as "a Principle
rf International lov.

r-.-c-r- Against Nonrocism as Principle
90 International tev.
Paris December f9.-AlI the uowspa-
which comment to-day upon Pres
CIsyelud's message and the sub
art action or the United States Con-
support the stand taken by Great
au I'm the matter. and protest that
woeism is nC- and cannot De- prin-
On. international .aw
Tho Figaro asks. why should the
Tinted States refuse other powers the
of defending their interests I'M
.u.ro1 when they themselves n-
uaI boz Turkey. without anyone
r King of opposing them
Steele says. Applying the dec
min. raises am interesting question not
for Great Britain but for The other
-0rean powers which ought 20 unite
common. defense.
".e E-afe.-e rcu3rks- eve regret
t.t with his reelection as an object
resident Cleveland has chosen To- as
me such naughty and aggressive att
So'eT asserts President Cleve-
has adopted the bes. course for
ring his reelection and rejects
question chat the dispute between
Britain and the United States wiz
war;
Ecl7ir believes chat Great Brit
nd ,he United States win keep the
'ct within Che bounds o.. diplomacy.
ling England is right because
tcuroe.-m is only am nger 'ous trick
nt cannot he substituted for lav.'
at cautious states. There viii De no
>.Iilcs. as .le governments viii be
rre c.rcGmsrect than the ueWspa-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-20
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. December 19-There was a
moderate demand abroad, but II was very
Irregular. and moreover, was for spectre
quantities of staple and other goods. Inc
a ,-arepate business reached in this wise
was unimp0rrant. ueVert heless il was SUI O.
fcienty so TO indicate that the retail trade
throughout the country is moving. very
steadily at a satisfactory pace. Printing
cloths inactive and quotations wholly
nominal at Gsd3 1-l6c for spots and con-
tracts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-20
ARRIVE.

From Chicago, lis a. m. and LOO and
ESQ y. m. daily. co,.,,..
from St. Louis. Cincinnati and Column
bns 4.5O a. IN. and $50 y. IN. daily
~ Ciairsville accommodation. R:lO D.
p, and $50 D. m, except Sunday:
III Newark accommodation. l2lO p. IN.
oss.a5yn,dasky mail. s: 90 p. m. daily;
CHAS. O. SCULL,
General Passenger Agent
1T. LANE, T. p. Agt,. Wheeling w. va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-20
SION.
ARRIVE.
TIP ANs-oH1o DIVISION.

FOR Columbus. Chicago and the West.
-, and iO:I5 u. Il. daily. and 4.4e y. IN.
D'c4Iolumbus. Cincinnati and st. Louis,
1o,I5 a. m. daily, and ll:4g =. M e1ceP
81 Clairsville accommodation W'1 -
=, and S:45 D. m, except Sunday:
iIi Ss- ,., accommodation, SD p. n
os sia5ynduglsy Mail. 1O:15 a. m. daily.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-20
FINANCE AND TRADE.

>-r.,,- ,--.,,r-
~ 1CRN' december l5.-Aouey on
SAIL very active al li2Q9 per cent, last
loaH per cent, closed al s per cent.
I.ue mercantile paper rH1-2 per cent.
otC'4ii@ vN'HtII5c' Htedu9 Win dCtuHl
BUSINESS lu bankers hllls az tNHs fN5-i Iot
1vindAu ana 1874 20 i,o Tor Do days. POSTED
tatt9 tNo-24 toJ ana iaft-4 49, OOAiieIcIdI
oulS tot.
l'dI silNet oo''. ..,.-..-
oINel Cti liNdleS vl'2"p'.
OroNetumeuls ~ eah ana lower -
-r,-M = ~ ne 9,-- ~,
wv q. =. ~ "a.
g. - yS 1855 0-'''''. ~
g. = % ~
T. > tS L'esISlct VU'' ti,.
,. is coupons. ...........''' ~ - Is
4. ,, - Ies!slei eu''' '''''''''''''' s5
acme os OF f''...'''''''''''''''''' -
"a .es- tulSt.
L,allI , eaN' ,,,,ri-.. +,1,,- ,,.,e
StocAs- me- STOCK MARIE, tQ-4,.S va va
sul,Je3 .eu .o leigT gu j., ,t ~ ,.,C,,'5e
Nafur9lIv t6e agifarion aroused by me
-, t-,y ny ,',,,, ,1.s,. wis th,.
no !AiiiouS y Cl'-- 80. AZ 49, ri'l,
-. ~ .t ,,,,..,.''...,, ...,,lririas
L'i U.s. NN".Uo '.N - +t.;s ,,,rr,-
IN l-ol''oi' NJ lI ~ mel rs9n
t.-7' D i -. ;...r.l.....s fCha
ms iull Het'i'9 4A- 'i'oN 'i.. .,, i'.1
cND ,ill0 l'sS " 'o ~ l-' ~. i,,...
market was more dNtiNr 'HeIt O4t w
day ana tne i.s,th utoL OF p-9llysS on
on oIedueI rlall. ~ 10 e, ,',.,,-,,,-
I'D tlo'h Nlt't was - 't- 49,
and recessloNs We're Hote4, tN.S't It. ~
3't per Gent IN 1-te SigN,t'e. ilo' -.- r.
ldle1 LAS. He lgsS'S .' wy it,,,s1s
we ust redcht4 ''S Pei, Se'',. 80. ~
ana itAA9 llD4yt' S'i' - ~, ,....fs1 o. =
ans Nv-'ll ..'t'- p" -t,.ti-, 81 ,oiI miners
-etl v'' 81. ND.'i'N So ->.......... ,.,ll,- an
lu MS Ter ltol y. no cav az -''.' .,,f
OF the letiiAS Slo-h9 .l''4l 49,, ga - 49,
recovery loii tl'S NNt -iiiN -' IT,. .--...1
spite tine hurry lh can money ldyv7 tV'
elsewhere. me greatest Improvement oc-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-20
METAL MARKETS.

NEW YORK. December. 19-Pig iron,
quiet: southern SD 0oaH co. northern
$l2 090l4 90.
Copper. steady; brokers' 1oiac; exchange
lead. firm; brokers' 50 10; exchange 50 20
Tin. duI: straits $S 750l3 s.: plates
quiet: spelter quiet; domestic 50 iOH5 %.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-20
WHEELING REGISTER FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1895.

upon the bodice, it Is as desirable as
ever TO aave q change of neck filings.
If these are selected we'll they Will add
much to Jhe possible combinations in
small wardrobe. One OF the mos. useful
designs is a collar O. satin yelled with
chiffon. The collar IS higA, and from it
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-20

2l1O0o bushels; rye, 5000 bushels; barley,
2S.yoJ bushels
TOLEDO, December 19.-Wheat. dull
and lower; No. cash and December 64g
Gii2c; May 6jc.
Corn, dun and unchanged; No. mixed
&c, May 2S%4c asked.
oats, quiet; No. mixed 1SAc; May 19lsc.
Rye, duh; No. cash &c.
ClOverseed steadier; prime cash and
Receipts~Wheat $500 bushels; corn.
$500 bushels; oats, 5000 bushels; clover
seed, $50 bags.
Shipments-Flour, 1850 barrels: wheat,
5000 bushels: corn, 5000 bushels; oats,
1900 bushels; cloverseed ITO bags
NEW YORK, December 19-Flour. re-
ceipts, 2i,C00 barrels: exports, 1000 barrels /;
market dun and weak.
Wheat. receipts, 10000 bushels; exports
1885, coo bushels: spot market lower but
more active; options weak all day. inflU-
enced by big liquidation IN foreign sell
ing; May closed at 66!sc; December clos
corn. receipts 146COc bu,-sls; exports,
1900 bsuhels. spot market dull; options
opened steady ana closed heavy at a de-
cline of sc; May closed at 343sc; Decen-
oats. receipts. 900 bushels: exports.
800 bushels: spot market dull; options act
i've and stronger closing &c higher: May
closed at $3.50 4c; December closed at
22Ac.
Hay. firm.
Hops, weak.
Hides, nominal.
Leather. firm.
Wool, firm.
Beef. steady.
Cut meats. dull.
Lard. dull and easy; western steam
closed at s. 52l2 asked; December $ %
nominal.
Tallow, weak; city CS2 per PACKAGE S7sc;
country packages free) lie.
Rosin. firm.
Turpentne steady.
Rice, steady.
NOiasses. steady.
CottonSeed oil. dull
Colfee, closed quiet at sails points net de-
cline.
PHILADELPHIA. December 19.-But-
ter. steady and I'm fair demand; fancy
western creamery &c.
Eggs, steady; fresh western &c.
Cheese, unchanged.
CINCINNATI, December 19.-Flour,
Wheat. weak: No. . red CSC; receipts.
5000 bushels: shipments, 1000 bushels.
Corn fairly active; No. mixed sc
Oats. steady: No. . mixed 2Oc.
Rye. steady: No. 4004lc.
Lard, quiet a s. 81.
Bulk meats, steady at 81 30.
Bacon. steady Ut 81 so.
VIII elSy. steady at u y.
sugar firm.
Eggs. weak at ll2c.
Cheese. quiet and steady
BALTIMORE December l9.-Flour'
quiet and unchanged; receipts, 1900 bar
rels: shipments. 1000 barrels $1,000.
Wheat. dull. spot and month t3ab).sc;
May G7isdG72lc steamer No. , red 6Z44
CSC: receipts, 2000 bushels. o,,-o,,,
Corn. dull and easy; spot 32qS22isc
steamer mixed S0$lbci receipts lihuVo
bushels: shipments. $4,000 bushels
oats. inactive at steady prices; No.
white western 2id2f4c.
Butter. eggs and cheese, steady and un-
changed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-20
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co

On and after Sunday, December 10, 1885,
Passenger Trains VIII run as follows:
daily. daily except Sunday Eastern
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-20

extend a lot of points Of .he satin, each
pom, edged with a friu OF the chiffon
as well as covered lightly With il. A
liCIe fur tail runs down the center Of
each point and the top Of the collar
is edged with fur. Tbs little affair VIII
make an addition 10 q fur coat, or Il
Will go over a low cut gown; it will
80 on a cloth gown or with almost any
RIG the combination of any three things,
chiffon, satin ana fur, adapting i, to all
occasions. A liJtle theater bonnet should
match this and be a kind of tame of the
satin with a band Of the tails, an up
standing pair Of them, and a pretty
sorJen.ng Of Chiffon. the inevitable gl.s-
tenins buckle being added
FLORETTE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-20
ARRIVE.

,.or, Now York. Philadelphia. Patti
more and washington, $50 a m'' daiiy'
and AIS D. m, except MONDAY s.oz , m
~ ctuInberland accommodation 'Vo p ni''
except Sunday. ,..,a, mn n m.
daily. -,,da+ion 7.85 a. n.
and $40 p. m, except Suhuay' "''N -
nc Grafton alton express. 4:25 p. m. Monday only
WHEELING AND PITTsBUKG DIVI-
SION.
For Pittsburg, Washington. Baltimore.
pbtiadaIphia and New York, 400 a. III
and 5:45 D. n. daily.
"' For 'Plttsburg, 7:lO a. M daily. .D,
Pittsburg express go p H. eA0ep'
Sunday.
ARRIVE.
r7ror, New York, Philadelphia, Baltl-
re ro" Washington and Pittsburg., lOlO a;
~ daily. u:SO y. m, except SATURDAY anu
%, m. Sunday only. c..
p Pittshurg mail. 1900 a. NJ except sun
day, and 200 p. m. daiiy'
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CLEVELAND, LORAIN AND
GOING SOUTH

Time table in effect November q, 1895.
Cleveland Depot, Foot of South Water
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aBRnnSVIVdnid lines
IQAlhS RuN ey cENIRAL TIME

Northwest System-Cleyeland and Pits
burg Division.
Trains run daily except Sunday as fois
lows:
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WHEELING AND ELM GROVE

tDaily, except Sunday.
Sunday church train will leave Elm
Grove ct b:4 O. m and Wheeling at 12:H
II. q. WEISGERBER,
!2a2SEsl M&nageCs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-20

NEW YORK. December 19-Money on
CALL Very active at 1910 per cent, last
loan per cent, closed al per cent.
Prime mercantile paper InJl2 per cent
Sterling exchange. steady Win actual
business lu bankers bills at iNgt. 4Ngii Tor
demand and INl"4U4,S Tor GO days. Posted
rates iNN24lSy and hst-Q491. Commercial
bills 49,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-20

Electric cars between Wheeling. Mar
tins Ferry and G., l.. & W. Depot in
TeriIuaport
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-20

FOR RENT AND EOR SALE CARDx
At the Register Counting Room
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-20

7. q. TOMLINSON, Passenger Agent
Depot foot Of Fourteenth Street.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-07-27
MeIssonier's "ISO7."

Melssonier's "1S07" is in the New York
Metropolitan museum, having been bought
by the late A. 7. Stewart and presented
to tho museum by his business successor,
Judge Hilton
1t is one of the artists largest and most
labored works, and he appears to have
been at infinite pains to secure historical
accuracy in the details For instance, he
learned from an officer who had served
under Ney that that general had been in
the habit of wearing his capote with the
sleeves hanging loose, after the fashion OF
a hussar's jacket, and Ney is so painted In
the picture. Having adverted to his idea
OF giving merely hint of wars destruc-
ton by the trampling down of n field OF
unripe grain, he adds, How many diff
culties might l not have avoided by re-
placing this green wheat with dustl"
Doubtless the trouble that the picture had
cost him made it seem to him moro per-
feet than 1t really is. Yet he always re-
GREETED not having begun it earlier, when
there were more veterans of the Napoleonic
wars alive to supply him with further de-
tails
An acknowledged feeling Of dissatisfac-
ton with the picture partly on this, part
ly ON purely artistic grounds, was perhaps
at the bottom Of his painting the subject
oil over again in water colors, quite as
inuch as the desire to havo 1t engraved.
Ihis water color was bought for 200, 900
francs by NJ. Simond. The original pic
ture cost Judge Hilton 25, 600 francs. We
need hardly add that it is now considered
one OF tho chief treasures of the Metropol-
itan museum.-Art Amateur.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-07-27

1t IN TO be remembered that as in the
apostolic age the work Of converting the
world started from the great towns, so was
this emphatically the case in Gaul. How
early OF how late the practice became gen
eral OF calling the country cure the parish
and the episcopal see the diocese | have
never been able to discover. As early as
the fourth century we lind mention Of coun-
try churches with lands belonging to them,
and In the next century the numbers OF
these foundations so much increased that
Sdonius "a. ID. 43O-iSS) mentions "A vista
ton lie made Of the rural churches in his
diocese (Auvergne), and we notice that by
this time these settlements are sometimes
called pariochi,e and sometimes dioceses.
Later on Gregory OF Tours "a. ID. 530-593)
more often calls the country cures dioceses
and the episcopal see the parochia. But,
call them what you will, we are fairly well
instructed as to the manner in which the
country parishes (as we call them now rose
up in Gaul, and | have n suspicion that
what was true Of Gaul was true, mutatis
mutandis, OF Britain. have Il suspicion
that I we had for British history anything
approaching to that wealth of original
sources which we have for early French his
tory during the first five or six centuries Of
our era. we should have evidence that some.
perhaps many. OF our English parishes OK
listed as ecclesiastical parishes, with pretty
much the same boundaries as they have to-
day, and are survivals of condition OF af
fairs anterior to the Saxon conquest
Nineteenth Century.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-07-27

A New York newspaper has secured tho
service OF prominent physician TO pro
scribe daily for tho suffering public
Horo's his "suro euro for cold In tho
head: Tho cold Is the result OF an extra
pressure OF blood In tho head which oh
structs tho general circulation. Tho nos
trils are distendod, tho mucous membrane
is swollen, and tho back part OF tho throat
becomes 'cuppy' and dry. Nothing Is
better than a hot footbath and hot drink,
followed 10y doycr's powder All OF this
Is 10 stimulate porspirntion. Then ono
grain OF quinine, with one-quarter OF a
grain OF rcd pepper, should bo taken every
two hours for "a hours by that time your
cold will have disappeared. AS tho
above prescription Is writton by ono OF tho
best known nose, throat and car specialists
OF tho country, IL should be about as good
rs tho other sort which sometimes comes
high.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-07-27

srni times member Of tho Nicaragua sem
hto and house. DIR. Guzman seems to have
Inherited his fathers ability and Is one Of
Nicaragua's most conspicuous men at tho
present tlmo. When young man. he
studied medicine In Paris and Phlladel-
phin, and whil0 resident OF the Quaker
City met Miss May Ewing, charming
American girl They were married 10
years ago and went 10 Nicaragua 10 live.
After four yoars Of lifo IN tho little re-
public DR.. Guzman = talents and influence
led TO his securing tho appointment Of
minister TO the United States, and for nine
years ho has ably represented his country
at Washington. When tho revolution OF
1898 occurred In Nicaragua, DIR. Guzmnn
resigned and returned homo, but 40 highly
was ho esteemed by Nicarnguans regard
less Of party that no had hardly boon In
tho country "a hours before tho now gov
crnmont commissioned him to return 20
his post In Washington.
DR.. Cuzman holds high place among tho
learned mon Of his country and IL II hard
student a. we'll "a brainy dlplomatist.
Ono OF tho great ambitions OF hisJ ito Is TO
secure tho Inauguration OF unhcsitnting
effort toward the completion OF tho great
canal ncross tho isthmus through Nicarn-
gum N'iAlANN1 WIN I0 ~ illuiHN'I W lilN
United States lilo believes tho canal Will
bo OF incnlculnblo bcnont 10 Nicaragua
and tho United States and 10 has boon
untirlng IN his labors 10 further tho prof
cot.
Mmo. Guzman Il rs devoted TO Nicaragua
az she Is to her native country and declares
that ns a native Of ono American republic
aud tho adopted daughter Of another she
may truly call herself "doublo Amor
lean" Sho " a large, flno looking woman
with blond hair, blue eyes and fair COM
plcxion, tho exnct opposite Of her dark,
strlklngly handsome husband, who Is an
excellent example OF tho Spanish typo OF
manly comolnoss. Philadolphlas daugh.
tors seem 10 DO particularly fascinating 90
tho diplomats Of our sister republics, for
Mmo. Romero, wlfo OF the Mexican minis
ter, Is also a Qunkor City lady.
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odd political character and has seen moro
ups and downs In llfo than most men. He
has repeatedly sunk into obscurity and as
often flashed into prominence again. but
tho most notable Incident Of his checkcred
caroor occurred I'm 1868, whom he cast the
"not guilty" vote that saved President
Andrew johnson from impeachment by
congress.
Ross was born I'm Ohio 90 years ago and
learned tho printers trade. He was OF
rowing disposition and at tho ago OF 30
Joined tho FREQ Soil movement In kansas
Tho proslavcry men had destroyed several
papers which exploited abolitionlst doc
trincs; but, not at all dnunted, Ross and
his brother William started tho Kansas
Tribune and lator founded tho first paper
published In Topeka In 1850 he was q
member OF tho convention that framed tho
state constitution, and when tho war began
no enlisted rs n private In the Federal
army. Ho was mustered out major ut
tho close OF the strife and again took up
tho printers stick" In 1868 Senator
lano of kansas committed suicide. and
Governor Crawford promptly appointed
Ross his SUCCESSOR In the United States
senate. Whom Lnnos term expired year
later Ross was elected senator by tho leg.
isaturc.
During tho impeachment proceedings
that followed President Johnson's dis.
missal from Office OF Edwin NJ. stanton,
secretary Of war, Ross was tho cynosurc OF
all eyes for tho rcason thar he was tho only
man whose vote was In doubt. Ross hated
Senator Ben Wade and feared that tho i'm.
parchment OF johnson would place Wade
In the presidential chair Kansas clam
orcd for the conviction OF johnson. but
Ross voted for acquittal.
Kansas went wild with ragc. Ross old
regiment burnxd him In efllgy, the news
papers called him everything they dared
print, and one constituent photographed.
Probably tho rope with which Judas Is
CARROT hanged himself is lost, but the pis
toll with which Jim Lane committed sui.
cidc Is nc your service"
Ross remained In the senate until his
term expired and then started Ross Paper
at Codeyville, Kan. He has since edited
various papers and worked at the case In
Kansas and Now Mexico. When Mr.. Cleve-
land was first inaugurated, Ross was earn.
ing fi0 week sticking type on an Albu-
qucrquo paper. He ut once left for Wash.
ington and was appointed governor Of
New Mexico. He Is now writing book
on the impeachment Of President Johnson
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-07-27

Whom grip threatens, feet and throat
arc tho vulnerable points that nccd most
careful protection. with high buttoned
arctics and a broad silk mutllcr A nour-
ishing and strengthening potion TO be
takcn by those who arc conyalcscing from
the grip and find no tonic quite TO their
taste Is drink Of cream and milk. IN
der certain conditions and for weak diges.
lions cream Is ordinarily too heavy when
thick and pure, but to bring - plnts OF
milk almost TO tho boiling point, then TO
move IL from tho IRE and hastily stir in n
fourth OF pint OF rich. sweet cream,
forms a drink not only very palatahle, but
easily dieostiblo and almost as eflicacious
as cod liver oil IL should DO taken with
little bread and ut least thrvo times n
day TO prove its benefit 10 a system that Is
slowly undergoing tho process OF readjust-
Exchange.