1 wujji!tjwaj-.vW.'-r,f: 1 if nt .;! it . a 7 : V ' 1 5 ; ; t J - II 5 ' i -I- 'J i ' -5 5 5 ) 1 1 J ! i f I I I 1 i I lis r l j li APPRECIATION. "Jut what I h vc fnr K.-.i. t vcvfii veain. expcctcl gam rau- .V...l.:.,.,tAn lnl:inT 11!) from 1 liuii(i'"1 ' r i . un oiarn lfturinler hand with a. frownin brnir. : .t. T ..r.r irMr from Herl-ort, t : " ,',f;r,nvl Mrs. Worthinc- tn.i. a silvery-haired old lady, a pntleitvfpkn. Yf-o tiKi'her. Es?ic i" und .f.n nnd rtav until tlic ' will le fer.t ,t .."..v.'nvwi: Mother." and Miss Pauline's t ve-.n ipie l. ' I think it li !,lMVlt tiltl" Herts tvrannv over V,nt Iitii. nmrvr was en-hd. H'-'-5 killini her." -Lina! he i ywr brother.' "I can m his faults if he is." I n, vt-r heard E-se comilain." "SK.- m-vt-r w.iul I. P-Ut look nt ; her. Nine v.irs when siie was ii in !.!. (.hJ- was a lively (lunlam, M bright aii p-tty. "Now ple, qui-t and reserve!, h r voice is s l- -1.-.. lH.-ird Ji-r unile seldom seen. A wii'trv shaj'it.w of her former junau'-r ffieniness : .v fur . broken dowu. Vo'i have never seen , i . I..... 1 .-. - p..K- when tdie is : Lere vou can sec the tUmjc." I ueh rubbish in the house." Kv ry "V'es.dear. sl has changtHl? but; winJow was thrown on after a . .m-lv cares and-" Wlndi declaration that the -room 'lt-t I.uie thatigetl so? She has ;:i8as u,i a an oven " and an hour ; Uen twelve veitrs married." ' j:iter the sU.ve was fired up to smoth- ! !r .V.rthington was sih nt. t.rin., Mnit k-cause he d lare.1 that !."uic - I..T ..hlest t-hild. and pre-. it was - oold enough to fntte a jK)lar aided over the Jx-me in which her u.ari ' ; h...,i,,I lm i-ro.t.led i.risoii- i l., un..rt -ith an nnuart-ulv en- (HK1I I "' " - f t I .r fr tlfti-en v :ir. S!u Uk all iho hoUhiMi"rV, and lunl fiv chiM- .... iu( I liMfi vfiiiiOtI in til, J. If ... f bann n-s- since b-r marriage, even if the -port f nirllioo.1 was gone. 'It.....- .. i tii fImli,1 SMld Lin. "There lies the difference o- uut wt.l and strong again j occasiona ny rse up ami ni uo . twe-n Lcr hapnsncse ami Essies de-! VM t.oming home. On the dav of , on a ranche hen t .ey get twbud uvtion. Iflhue Is- anv domestic j Jier existed arrival, Lina, withaal bi.ist rous. 1 his is the situa troubles Hcnrv nnd Iuie thare it, 'solemn face, invited her brother into , t:on just now. Ihe Christian peo UUe HetVrt Vhifn it all ujion Es-j the Bitting room for a few minutes : pie want to sit down on some per-H- is a liabitti.il fault tinder' ! private conversation. ; son and taey have picked on Ld. ' !'.thai.s. dear. Essie is not as ' -Herbert, she said, vtrv gravel v, ! Abmr, who runs the big lager be r g.Hd at liousck-. ping as Louie. : I t,aVe a proiMiti. u to muke to v.,u. ! fiarU, and con.rrt saloon ophite HerlH-rt mav have good cause to j you are ,1JV onlv brother, and 1 j the Pott Office Department on "h fkull." ' 'need not tell vou ' I Jove vou very , tnet. He has ollended the good 1 nee i t-n tilu he may. I m v-. .Karly. It has really grieved me to j I-eople by his Minday evening con rr saw a f;itiltl-s house or house- 'the heart to see how much there ( certs, kcejN-r: but Es-ie and her house are jjs to find fault with in your beau-1 Abner got the required signers to the nearest ajj roach to jK'rfection I Itiful home.'' ' jhis application for license in his ev r did sei'." Herbert twisted himself uneasily ! own square without much trouble "Vo j tu-. er spok so Wfore, Li- in his chair but Lina continued, as they are jiretty near all sahKm- J III . Ul imiui'.' . . ii . j "P.eeausi' Iou:e and I thought it U-t not worry you with a trouble beyond yAir h-p. But firmly le- j lievimr. 1 do now. that Herbert is ! actually vorryinj? his wife into the irrave, I intend to give him a lesson, that is it you can spare me to go. j di r for you.'' jibing the head of the department "You may no. dear. I shall get , Ilere Lina was obliged to pau.-e, ; that occupies the whole block op aloug nicely." ; and strangle a laugh at Herbert 'e c.v-. posite. How it will wind up de- So bet, Herbert Worthington ! nnsion of utter horror and dismav. ' nends on a decision of the Attorney M'lll ins f-xrriagi, lana was quiie rcaly for tlie fourteen mile drive to !a-r brother's house. It was a Louse wherein ari evil spirit of re pining or fiiult finding should not ii.ive found an abode. Spacious, handsomely furnished, well trained -rvants, and all theJcomforU weatlh wiuld furnish, it Beemed a jKTfect j.aradise on earth to visitors. But a very demon lurked there to poison all, and this demon Una had come to exorcise. For the first fortnight Essie took all her time and care, the gentle spirit hovering very near the jiortal of the eternal home. There was a bid', too, six months old, and its wants filled all their spare moments. Herbert marled and fretted over domestic shortcomings, but Lina jxTemptorily forbade all mention of these is thc sick-room, having the doctor's authority for saying the pa tient's very life depended upon her lxing quiet But when convalescence com menced Lina sent Essie and the baby to visit old Mrs. Worthington, and took control of Herbert, the old er children and the household, ful ly determined to show her brother how far he had carried his absurd habit of fault-finding. The first dinner saw the begin ning of the lesson una meant to tcach, by jrractically illustrating uiuvu uuucimaunuruiura. uei- gt)e made lor j'our comturtuiKin Urt entered the dining-room, his your face. Continually faultrfind handsouie face disfigured by a Vm constant blame have changed irown. "Soup," said Herbert, lifting the tureen cover; "crfect dishwater." "busan, said Lina, sharply, lie fore Herbert could lift the ladle, "take that tureen to the kitchen and f ell Jane thc soup is not fit to eat." Susan promptly olieyed. HerUrt looked rather ruefully at the vanish ed di-h. He waa e?jecially fond of ponp, and the savory fumes of the delicious dish were tantdizing. Es feie would have had some excuse never whipped off his dinner in that way. All dinner time Lina kept up a ding dong at Susan alout the abominable .... ! . soup, tut iienx.'n nisocHine nan saia noimng aooui Uuui. Tlie imuit of fault-findin-it But his imagination detect- mct.ug I10 resistance in Essie's gen- d a burnt flavor m the pudding lk.,lcstf liad g:uued ia for(M. till all and before be could remonstrate o ,ntr.u.iu -i.w.,i ..t.,;i , ,i that dish had followed tlie soup. I U get this house in some sort of order before I leave it," said Lina, emphatically. "Before you leave it," said Her bert, "harply. "Do you suppose you are a better housekeeper than Essie? Why I have not a friend who does not envy me the exquis ite order of my house and my dainty table." "Herbert, you surprise me. Only yesterday I heard you sav you did wish there wns ever anything fit to eat on the table." "One dont cxxct every word to be taken literally," said Herbert, rather sulkily. But an hour later, finding a streak of dust in the room, he declared emphatically, "it was not fit for a pig to live in." Coming in tlie next morning he fo und the curtains torn down, the tarpete taken up, the floor littered with pails, soap and brushes, and I jna in a dismal dress, her hair tied up in a towel, directing two women scrubbing vigorously. "Good gracious, what are vou do ing! "Cleaning this room." Vhy, hisie had the whole house cleaned till it shone in the fall, and didn't make half the muss," he add ed, contemptuously. "WclJ,r said Lina, slowly, "I thought lids room a perfect model of neatness mvself. but marked it was not fit for tlie nics i Supposed ou wanted it cleaned." The room was well enough," wjs the eurt reply. -Kim- inercv'ii eake lont turn any more of the Louse upside down.'' j At breakfast a tiny tear in Louie's ' apron, and by his own angry bt ite-! ment hc never had a decent siiteh i f clothes, and he dial wish tome-j "Herlvrt has learned his kon ! now the iwipular topic of con vers.i-iKvdrw-ould seetohtT." j by heart, mother. He appreciates tion. big time s expected. 1 wo days later ibrnudabjo dry tsie now at her value, and he lets ' Pennsylvania's association i tAin- tooat mil was presented etthe store, .: nd Lma explained it ia this trie: j . ,;', ""7. wuie .'fVa..dreiil ? ; .Mnr.y wouia see wier, i so l bought her a corunlotc outfit I im mj tSoi but of course I got more expensive . nrtiol. as vou dul not like those already provided. I m glad you ' c;i lod inv attention 10 me pjor. nt- rAnftA rhii.l. .' i i ii t 1 "l,or, no-Uct'vl child! echoed atonishwi H.rlxrt. ' hy, Lina, K-i-io f:iirlv t-lares herself out over , .. i.nserliiliren. I am sure I never A.1 Ktrpri"th in the cental atmos )!itre, FurrouiK. JiiiS 1iuie and hir ,oher. while Lina ruled Herbert's home with a rod of iron. Ierb. rt lM-.-an to exiK-ru-nee a eick loiurmij fur Essie's gentle preseiue. Lina toik liim t very literally in all he said, and yet he" could not rebuke h.-r for wliat he oixnlv wished. A chair with a tiny spot of dirt : Ik i it' declared absolun ly hhhy, was Ui;ioI-t nil ana varnisneu ai a eosi icf .-ijiht dollars. A dozen new shirts, i KsnieV iat labor of love, U-in? said , to - t like uv al hj:i," were bestow. i unon a irardner and a new set ju.,,! from a furnishinz store, llar- rv s omcts wue "uin i t,tclien fire when Herbert stepjd ......n r.i... i,H w),i "uonl.i nut have I in rini "iff -J'J - 4Tfi tu' atU'inM to corrtt-t all hl.urt jcoiuiiis aiil ut the hoiiM ktrjiinj; .i i u.riAd Ikitic I iiia in mt . UI'Ull M I - v ,i!i. ; expenses, and drove Inia to the j i verire of distraction, k iu-cping actual ...... ..f ....rt'tliin.r ( in. UUUl Ul llll ll.(,. "Vou know that mother is very dependent upon me, Iuic having the house ami children to atttend to, but 1 think she would sacrifice her own comlort lor vours. Ni, il J yOU wish, HerU rt, I will come here Kermanentlv to keen things in or- with o m-nnr in ttcr dressed or anv neat- vv", . . . 7, , , ital to nartiniwte m tae tiiausural ! . - . i rin 'iifniis on March 4. IJM. i " i.r ill niMi-?' 14 pi li i'IiT IV I1PVKIT- . . . . . - i ,,rv ill!"',: 1.. .il 1... ' 2 mn? thc- d!Vtrs that they Th;.t ... rOT,iniitto of thev ,l. A month raescd. Kssiepain-; - 7' r.i 5; twenty-seven 1 pi-oiLtt by the ou are very kinl, he lalteied, (.ieneal p whom the matter lias the instincts of a gentleman battling been referred, as it is a new question with the strong desire to tell Lina and will bear examination. May she would certainly drive him era- nard must be working for a place iy by six months more ot her model house-keeping, "Not at all. A man who hai made an unfortunate marriage cer tainly needs all the aid and sympa thy his family can give him." The hist straw was laid upon the camel's back: Herbert sjioke up hotly "You are entirely mistaken, Lina ! I have not made an unfortunate marriage. If ever a man was bless ed in a wife, I am that man." "You amaze mc, Herbert!" Lina cried, in well feigned astonishment. "I do not see why you should be surprised. Esie is gentle, loving, orderly, a model housekeeper, and a perfect home angel God bless her!" "Herbert, is that true?" "Certainly it is :rue." "1 cannot lielieve it," was the slow resonse." "Cannot Klieve it ! Why ?" "Because" and Lina "dwelt im- pressively upon ever word-"Dur- L linst the barbarism and userpa inrr the nine vears of vonr marrml . . r i 1 . i . ing the nine years of your married life, though visiting here frequently, 1 never heard you speak one word of encouragement or praise to Essie, ;tjon or appreciation of any effort ! 1 never saw one look of anproba- her from a. fi.innv winoom trirl r u r,alc, care worn "woman. Even her last illness was but thc unbroken despair of a heart crushed umler a load of daily censure and constant striving for the approbation never given. And you tell me now she never failed in her duty to you. There is a grave error somewhere." Thc sadly earnest tone, the face of thoughttul gravity, sent every word home, to Herbert's heart He spoke no word in self defence as Lana blowly felt the room. In the proiouuU silence that followed con bcieuee reviewed the past, and he ui...i to it i.w -wt,.r i,.,.i o. i. " HUM mrOIYl,!! 1,1 1 C ed 111 tlie experience of the past mouui. In the days when Essie lay dan gerously ill, there had been no self reproach like this in her husband's sorrow. Ho had given his wile a fair home, an ample income, fre quent social pleasure, many costly gilts, und loved her faithfully, while poisoning her whole life. "God help me," he whispered, "to conquer this fault Essie shall hear no more fault-linding, and if I see her drooping, I will send her to mother arfd have Lina back ajrain." Never had wife and mother warm er welcome than greeted Essie. 1 'he children were unchecked in their loudest demonstration of delight Dut Lina had to rush inUi the hail to hide her eves when Herbert, kiss ing Kssie, said : "We must let mother have lana, now, dear. .She has bwn very kind, and worked hard for my comfort j but there is no home fairv like my hssic. The quick glad look in his wife's soft eyes told Herbert that one step had been taken in the right direc tion. As the days glided by, and Essie found appreciation meeting every effort to add to home comfort, a word of praise for every little tri umph of cookery or needlework, her pale face grew bright with untold happiness. Gradually the careworn ("pression m obliterated by one of !conu,. ttnJ Herbert found bis own j neart l!jltened by thechei?rtul voice I t,ie smile, the bright eyes of ne tsle 1,0 naa v,'MHi years lie-! fore- . -llit ,'in:l' ""king a visit six i "mu8 kk'r told her mother mi j i,cr turn : , )t tnow it" ; ; A!1 t.jtcv't remt.Jv for banw urul JbU rT 1 a ,f...b " - 'one a-( the transaction of routine business er and sweet or linseed oil i n eoualilbc fnilnvinir urri .r ..i.,: lra.. ovtt Washington ijhter. trsoa Orm Srnu Comrsr-'Xursi.) Washington, Njv. 2 Ah, LS-SO. As this is the season of the rear for the rumsellers to have their li- ting permits to iioison uents under color of authority. Thc nastors of all the churches in Wash ington irn-sj)ective of creed or re ligion, and a gooilly number of tem p4rance workers are doing the best to coaijx'l the district eoMiinission it.. to er.for. e tlie laws in granting licenses w ith vie w of brwik'mg up a growing ivil in the conimunity. To that en l they have called on the President in regard tothe matter and have obtained his fvmpathy and that oi Mrs. Hayes. J he moral el feet hiss been good and the Demo eratie et-inmissioners are now wil ling to lisb ti to reason when they see that tb' ir ofhVial heads are in d inger and their bread and butter mav be stoned. i he law m regard to granting liquor licenses is j.lain and severe if executed rightfully. To get a hfense, the written consent must be obtained In.m a majority of the 'tizetls residing in the square where the liquor is to U- besides a majority of the people living on the oiiMute side oi thestrcct, must agree " t Us ue. These written consents r ilo some times hard to get. Dt course down town where business is . . ... :liusints. the fin mill owners t-igu ti,( " OUlerS IM-.lllOim UlIU eoiuj'iv . .... i . ' i . a.i ic i.m .thout mucn irounie, . . . . , Ul in ou.e- locations the l".'l,le keejs rs s.nd have a common interest at stake, Imt how to get over the op- position th-veloped on the other side f the strict u what causes the fuss. Ihe new ristmaster denerai, itur- aee Maynard filed a protest against the granting of Aimer's license, he on Neal Dow's temitrance ticket in In the square just abjve, Carl Sehuri, Hecretary of the Interior signed a saloon keepers petition for license without hesitation and there by gave the consent of the square opposite to the issue of some other dutchman's license, as he is the boss of the square opposite and nil that is in it Yesterday to stir up another stink the License Board re turned sis ii. formal the application of Mr. Fciton, proprietor of Welek er's Hotel. Opposite his establish ment is thc house of the German legation and Baron Kurd Von Schlozcr, the minister who laid ap proved the granting of a license. Thc board, however, decided that the signature of the Emperor of Germany must be secured to thc application. A royal name to a ! liquor license vill be a great curios- ty. A strong argumentative lecture Hon of liquor legislation, replete with startling facts was made last night at Lincoln Hall by Iiev. W. II. Boole, of New York. The audi ence was large and fully in sympa thy with the speaker and frequently applauded him. His fir-t jxant was Unit the duty of the Government is to probnt moral interests, and the innocent loyal citizen who lives under it. Murder and theft are im moral, and therefore are illejd. There must Ie a universal apprecia tion of this principle. Alcohol is a poison. It is a principle of death and decay. It is not found in liv ing and growing natures. A physi cian has said that it is the devil in solution. It has little ue in medicine except as a solvent. There is something it dissolves which is not in the dispensatory habit. It is noxious in quality. It has in it those dements which clhliate with and destroy the brain fibres md the nerves, and what disorganizes bniin disorginizis society. If the pure alcohol is thus terrible in its affects, as .Hefted by physicians, the! stuff fold by dealers is more lerri-j ble. With a graphic language he disputed thc curse of thbj strong drink, the sale of which is legalized i ny the (jovcrnment. It makes eighty outofone hundred criminals, (15 of HJi) lunatics. liO of every PXXJpau- pcre, and eight of every ten murder ers. He denounced the General and State Governments as under taken, joined in digging graves for the 100,009 persons whom liquor kills every year because the Gov ernment throws its iron shield of protection, not over the home but over the black hell-hole of rumse! lers. Yet, instoad of stamnin? out . i i ; - i . .. - : l - the curse, or prohibiting it, the Gov- where there is no use for them to eminent uses its mighty power to accommodate some of our avir.ie make it respectable, and even nour- congressmen, but the worst straiulf ishes it. A legislature has no right m' ' a nervous nuin will be t,u iuakiJ to license a tratfic that causes more the weaihtr m suit the people mortality than yellow fever and Here is where General Mever was black death together. There is no boss, and allowed no ' seientifie ex constitutional power which allows jK-riments" until he sifted the thiii '' any Goven;mciit to inflict tins tr.if- d sl-nt over it. ' i C nA .. , J u i ' i ... ! k un unu h is a won, "I I1M ooioini BLVlttun 1 A - - . . ... men nave not risen against the usurna ' tion and '.tyranny which legalizes l: 1 1 rrn . iijuor seinng. ine law in some States, makes it illegal to drink on the premises. This is cowardly a:id contemptible. It sends a " man i. i .i i i .. uuHic iu imnmu cirunw. ana tiicn to commit acrime. If he must b,ne filled with an infuriated devil, let it lye upon tire place where ho dbtuin. cd the drink. If he will miirdrr Ji.f l,im miii-fl-.i- the man that sold it to him. . I ... w iiiuiUVI He predict..! that the evil would be punished in tho next world, if not in this ; for the Hible has sa'id that he who kindles a fire shall make restitution. The 5n omr.t;.. a prominent part and will make ar" rangements to receive inagural vis- ,TO lrom inc Ke.vonc itc. At 1 'tiR Thursday night after !,.,,,,;," "KuZtZf&Sgg. WmrnEAS. The Union Hepnl1ican J club, Harmony fegion, Kenablican J Invincible." Weft Philadelphia club, ! iwyhum c::h, mi oi l nuaaeipnn. ! and a la p.Te'r.umber of other rcpahli- r.mizations from Pittsburgh, i llTarrisbnrr "nnd other r-bires "in I Pennsvlvania have announced their I iint..n?..n r ,r v!it ? t hn nnf i..-, -.l.-ir.;. ! ..... ....... ...,r w. ...... . ..J . , pres; i - - . - . 1 I : proper ana (re.ntJiile arrangemenus w i. umut i to r.-eeive the ul.ve ( hils and organ-! mouthe.1, rebel-copperiiead, greeii- izations upon their arrival in Wash-1 back-labor reform shysters who, no iimrton: that the pn-sident. of this ! doubt, in my mind sent O Bnen to S association be authorized to appoint ' Cuiuberland to report to that Dem- thechairai.iu, secreUrv and treasur-jratie angel Price who certified; er of saidconimiUee of t vvt ntv-seven ; ; tJnha,id to the affidavit made by that said eoiiiTnit tee mav have power : O linen alias Lindsay as to the ex I to adopt a uniform t "be worn bv ! ifttnee of the myth II. L. Morey. the members of the committees in Vt hat wxs intended! by the vile con-'n-civing the visiting clubs and in jspiracy to be Gen. (iarfield'g "death i the inauguration parade; that said warrant" will in all probability bt 'committee shall have power to ailopt j the political death warrant of such ! such rules as thev deem necessarv j men as Price . i in i.r..i.rK- e-u rvoiit tli ohii-t of ! My friends did you ever hear of this resolution and report at the next meeting of the association for its action, and that said committee shall have jMiwerto increase its mem bership to PXt. The following were the committee appointed : William G. Russell chairman). J. F. Linden seen tiry , D.iiiiel Collins treasurer', II. B. Wiikins. C. 1$. Tanner, W. (',. Sjnts wood. J. C. Qucin, Joseph Brown, J. H. Oram. J. S. Blair, J. K. McCam nion, .1. H. Pilson, L. (I. Hiding jr., J. H. Mauee, Robert E. Major. J. Howard Bu.-lmcil, S. Marsh, J. M. Moulder. Edward Fisher, (!eo. W. Barnes, Thomas C. Chappell, John Mctlrirr, jr., A bram Ia-vi. William M T.'i...Tirt William White M f) lA.uis Leclero.md Charles K. Mo ! Ewan. The National (Jranger Patrons of Husliandry who are now holding their annual meeting in this city called on the President Wednesday in a bodv. They snt the whole ; it... wi.a.. il........ .1.,. lieiUOtll lO V 111 LI 1I'U.-I, I'Ui. lllfTi reception was d -void oi ail forniah-1 conspirators are an m ine peni tv. President Haves and wife made tentiary. the old farmers feel at home. The President during the morn ing received a call from the dele gates to the Siiina Chi convention who ere holding their annual con clave at the National Hotel. To-djy the delegates go to Mount non. .Y. It is "enerallv under-tood that Major moved Gen. Schoticld is to be re - from the command of West Point and transferred elsewhere. His report upon the Whittaktr caw i the cattM-. It is said that !ci. Schoiield w rote this report be fore the )clohcr election with a view ofhelpiag Gen. Hancock's canvass, and when he found it was not print ed tiien he desired to nrall it In lMi'.t, the Superintendent of the i Land and ashing ton Light Ir.fan governiiic.il printing ofiice, in hi, j try. with a large number of Army official capacity hired a horse for the avv oflleers. use of a messenger of the office, j ()'i Friday the murderer of Geo. The messenger maltreated the horse j Philip Hirth were executed at the so that he died. The question I Distuct jail in the presence of some whether the owner can be paid for the horse from funds of the Govern ment has been referred to Judge Lawrence, First Comptroller of tlie Treasury, who decides it cannot be done on the well-settled principle that a wrong cannot be imputed to the Government. Tho only redress the owner has is an appeal to Con gress for relief. . Hon. 1. J. Morrel, ot Johnstown, was registered a day the Ili-rgs House. or two a,ro at - Messrs. Alexrndar and John Hutchinson, farmers, who reside ju-t outside of the city were greatly delighted and astonished a few days ago by the appearence of their broth er. James Hutchinson who they thought had been killed in the w;ir, they having buried a body supposed to be his. It appears that after be ing wounded by the explosion of a jrun, which deprived him of his eye sight, he was nursed tenderly by a lady. Later he married her (laugh ter, and removed to Nebraska, where he has been engaged sueci -ssfully in farming. He came to Washington to look up Iih relatives and ohtiin a large amount of pi nsion money due him. Col. Nelson A. Milts, of the Fifth Infantry has been or is to be ap pointed Chief Signal Oifieer of tiie Am. V with tic rink :oul :vi- iS j Brigadier Genera!, ;!I1 ,v;; j:, :,';-,.. (days occupy the vacant ehair of (ieutlu! Albert.!. Mever, "old piiih ahilities." Genera! dimes to hi new o!t-j with great recommen dations as a gallant and accomplish ed olhVtr. It i hoped he will suc- eeenMiwi uie wcaiiier oureau as he has with the Indi.ms. II is not spoken oi as .in oilnvr of verv rr.it . scientilie ability but has another iii.il'.ty wtii. li m.ik. s him more v.il-! ! uable to tlie country in this new ' sphere than too much seieni-e and I that is administrative qualities and abundance of common sense. He w'iH "ot find the olliee a very easy ()"c, for to keep up tlierejmtati ,n of the Hureau before the people will ri;juire work and thatof the hardest kind. No one that i:; not familiar with the duties of the Chief .Signal .Officer can realize what a difficult olliee it is to fill to suit everybody un one side he has got to contend with a lot of crazy weather prophets who want to run the machine for him. Then ho has got to run a corps of five hundred men with mil itary training inside and civil ser vice on the outside us there are some tropic still Jiving that don't like the blue uniform. Then he 1 ' run a lot of signal stations :ii ol i..,.u --- r- - i j,., Btu.lv i,,,!, w here the 'lndb Mtimw .....I i . "-,"'-oi.iui; up, ue sii ways su perir.ea in person and many a night when big American storms were crossing the country I have known tins laitl.ful public servant to not sleep a vriuk. lie w;is alwjys on the "iooko. t "iiis ivbol.. :. the : t ui 'l f 1,!,, -.'1 " V! I l-.o ola ilic-l'-lieil 111 HI ' from the treat lak. t, "tL 1." ' w hi n a .,.! ,!' ..... . ., . i every man knew it' it uv.; n,i ' Iv ir.t kiunJu J., ...'..! i ' . . sent Mimebudv unul.1 'and that without mnrb An,thc-r f.rnit U ilitv he possessed Could s ::i n t!.rmiSh i "r,Lt ; I thro;'Kut the Country will be in .fi of i 1 trjL W"luM : viteil to jiarticijiate with them. "So i . , ? ' . " , 'mole it he". iixe a lias. It U huind or tiie giKhl of the ktvkv as as tho mil..;.. fK,, t fn. .uiies win j.rove I man in this Iurtau. ... f i ... liiliisdl a ' . - T1,a.... ) I'JO ex pot a great Jeal from 1 im I w thought generally here th'it the I'r, -ident has unit a Vise selee- " "oin the numerous for the office. applicants i This town has been fii r ,. :.t; ii i . r . . ' rumors The perjurer O'Brien is a Washing tonun,and,by the way was formerly the pitcher on the National Base Kail Club. Somebody in this city; had him to go to Cumberland and assume the name of Lindsay in the Price affidavit. This fact brought "Httle Johnny" Davenport from NlW ork and Colonel Hen. Joan- .1.,. . ?ou irom tuinwri uM io t.iia juacc to trv to bad out his accomplices ; and of course there was considera- ble anxiety felt over the matter by 4 1 wi rutAt. a nonfirn I I if -inn a ffWl ' such a lot of cooked stuff as the law yers got out of Democratic Chair man Price's witness O'Brien, alia Lindsey. He lived in Cumberland for years and did not known the name of but one street, Baltimore ; slept at houses on National turnpike between Frostburg and Cumberland i i .i: j .. i ; ' "1J - v"- ..w the name of one family; stopped. where iieople had out "rooma lor1 ,,11,.. rein ; was empioyeii oy a secret or-: ganiziition as detective, got his in-' structions and pay in a niche in Eckiiart mines but did not know it had been flooded for years. I waa exacting ever)' minute tliat he; would jump the Allegheny and get into old Somerset with his story. i I leu. Johnson and Little Johnn v Havcnport just let him go ahead uei per and deejer until he got fast ' then they put the screws to him and he squealed on the wholegang. Now; thev are looking for the big fish, who! I w ere at the bottom of it, and it is to Pe hoped thev will not let up until i I'or tiie jiast ten days two whit women have lecn shoving the queer in Centre market amongst the larm tii, Friday morning tfiey were both nabUnl by secret service de tectives and a small amount of! ' counterfeit silver pieces were lound !uiKn their rersons. Tney turned to low characters trom"Uooli 1 r s Division and thev were com- I "med to jail. Brigadier General Jacob Aeilin, formerly commander of the v. h. Marine corps, died Thursday at the Navy Yard, in the 75th year of his age. His rwmaius were sent to Penn sylvania. The military escort to the depot was quite imposing. It con sisted of the Marine Corts, Marine two hundred persona. Bedford and ; r i.i . . uucenan, Dotu asserteu tntir iuao cence to the Jaut, The third man of the colored trio had his sentence commuted to imprisonment for life by the President. The people here were generally disappointed in not getting a confession from them on the gallows. A genUeman who has made a special study of phycholog ieal phenomena offers the opinion . .!... ll.lf. 1 1 j"v 1 mai Deuioru iuiu vucenau Koiemuiy iii t.i..i - i oenevea mat tney were speaxtng the truth when they declared their innocence. They had asserted their innocence so long, under so many exciting circumstances that it had become a fixed impression in their minds, and they died actually be lieving Uiat they were suffering punishment fer a crime which Uiey never committed. - Advices of the National Board of Health show that there have been fifteen cases of yellow fever at Key West. Florida, three resulting fatal ly since the 8th inst" The friends of Benjamin Harris Brewster, of Philadelphia, will presj his name for appointment a a jus tice of the U. S. (supreme court in ca.-c of the retirement of Mr. Justice Strong. All of the hotels now anticipate nig business this winter. Orders have been booked for roorus extend ing as late f yen as the first of March next. Thc rejKirt that Hun. Sherman Vite;j for Hancoc k is. not correct, lie did not vote at all, owintrto j scruples about his legal right to do jso. There was however no conceal ment of the fact that his sympathies i,,u' w'8'ie3 wtrt 'n fvorof Han- . . ,i i . t - ;eock ine result pronaoiy, more oi more ol ann.y tpru da airps than of deen ixuiueal conviction Gen. McDowell, in command of the Military division of the Pacific went from .San Francisco to hiB home in New York city and voted for Garfield and Arthur. For the past few days the weather here has been kind ot wmterish, thc mercury getting down to 13. Win ter clothes and furs are in order, and seal-skin sacques prcdmuinatit as outside garments for the ladies, al though a goodly number of fur-lined circulars are worn by them. "Lately, when mjfl, warm brouaoa hlw, The uiatihur, blithe am) say, Iilooined ra.liant in a flunns! rait, lli uiater puckl away. Cut now cast winds blow ciil.l and ci.ill, Ilia spirits get reUuml ; Ho lmntc to 'hot' tho IIhuiioI milt, For ulatcra rule the wmt." I never go by thc Capitol in cold weather but that 1 think of what a waggish fellow once said with more wit than revcrcuoo ubout the naked statue of Washington in the East Park, that he was pointing with hand raisec) "towards the Patent Office where Jhis clothes was kept and intjjnatjiiy t'iHn he ivouIJ like til have iheni on, U seems strange to think of folks juking about these things when we country folks look up to thetu with such admiration. Hut I nuess it is aliout thc same with City folks when they first see our mountains. They are praising them all ut wh'lle we being Ued to them think verv little? ahont tIie,n- ..C",!,',,in Commar.iU'ry uf Free Jb'-oi.d uf wbli.h Uen. Uarficld is e Fresiik-nt elect in the inaugural pro et'Sfion. A committee has been an. aviHiier wm aci as un tseori to the pointed to make arrangements and ii is inoujrnt all the ouwmanileries . 'Vl lj,e '-ltt ami lllird anions . . . 1 ... . Tiw or. i.n.fj :...!.. ir .. .. i- ,1 ""u Juu--" . 't;uiwK:iv- wwve gone out lashiun, Thus ' Mur,t)i4 "ours ant raignty sour at that. Ticket. A cuhit id two feet UBS. LYDIA E. PINKHAM. OF LYNN, MASS. d D:ruTKcrii or LYDIA E. PiNKHAM'S YSGSTABL'S CCMTOtuTD. Tor all Female Complaints. TI prrprmtioo, mm ttj Mm l?nli1 mn.'Ut ot "tg1IrlT Propci'Ue Ctat mrm Uarmlcsx U the want df4 tuT<d. Cpon one trtfcl the mnt of this Com paaad will b Pvcocviard, arrUf Is tnitiMwliat mmtt wh Rs hb to mmUnard, In Blnrty alne cm in hun. 4n4L ft prrvAMBt cura fai ff ertet thou minis .U r.."y. C srroQiK f lt prom mrr!t, H to to-day r m ifiumVi mmd pnscrib4 b j tb bl Kyskiaas ia ttoMstoiy. H will run nUrl7 t!. vtrt f irm of fU!tr.f t As Menu, LraeofTba, im-filar and painful VsswCnMtlov aUOvftrtoaTroaUf, JnOunmatioa sr.t lleisffmUo, flooding sJI LfsplACcnMrnts szmI $m ccn Kqmnt sptmsJ wmkuesa, sod is iallj arlapUxl t-- Ihm Chuff of Lifai. It will 1ik1t an4 xp.H tumors froai tbiitraslBsnsrij stapi of deTplopoirnt. TTi imiiinij lnnni mi nut rumnn Tnrrn li rlinliiil Tcrj ru7 ir u J" JV " ';; ,TZ7J " Ml ul tl rrarO t. l Uam Tcr brui diaruTei, d. It pel III 111 err ry portion of t!i ud scivr mew 111 w mad Tlnr. It r-m..v r!UntnrR.fa;Ritr7. A troy awl nrnTtng (or ti;n'il8iiU( awl n Ucrc wnknnfl ItrurvPloatlnr. ncn-llM-i. ?Vrro:i Trotrmtlfli CMnl ZtUlt7, .kr.U'a.'iiU". , I)c;irL-M4(iii a.iul ui ceatlv. TbAt fMluia; of Lcai-lAtfdown, cimtrg p. wvlhl mad bwkAclM, Is ftlTras r maamtly c nrrd j, It wfaat m'! Umrit. rnJcrtll nnnuutu a, art la kanacu ruAd luw tit gonrnm t Titr kidnrjCnojaix.t of ci:lr KS lhl cvmpuuod mma orpi 'L lydia E. Pinkham'i Veatable Compound bfftiiwt tSaM Wrsl'i a Avcim. Lrnm. Mam. rrlco (I'M. a buUa for f '. 00. Vi.t I J luaU in Uia form of pl!ln. alan In tan fvrrm of lyMQir. on rl4 of prtco, $U. p-r hv tot '. M.-n. PIMKH1I1 frottjanawonial I. tt. raof hv-i. i:'y and fur aaia aiUvC A-iCrm a a -oe uri'.-i.t thia pnprr. HofaBlir7ahallba:Uiaut LVDU . HVHBAH' LTVXU r'T y Thoy ro CoR-tlpatloa, l:U.ouauta, ajaalorpMUlof tlMUTr. 1. cvuu xr tea. ro n: r. by C. N. BOYD, MU'CGKST. Somerset, Ta. afcgfc Cathartic Pills ComMiiP tin' t lini''t cit'inrtir prinrip!c In mwll. tiie. in pr"p"rtion.i iirriir.itely aii jinfl ; s.Tiirf a.-tivirv, certainty, an t uniformity if efT-cf. Tlu-y are the result .ol year of careful stndv ami practical fx r?niiirnt. anil ar th" tn-mr rtfectual r-m-ly yet tiis tivreil for .l;s;ui cau;il l.y rti-riintf. iiit-ut .f tli-i 'i.i'i:u h, livi r, nn.l lireia, w'.ii. !i rerpiirti primiit ami eiTci Uial trtmimpnt. Avrw'a 1'n.i.a are iw rially ttfplica!', to thia t laM of Uiaeasr. Tli'T t rtlrpctly on th illi;wiv anil asaimilariv prrvv-w-t. ami r!Store rpjjiv ai boalthy action. Their extensive um bv physician in tlidr practice, anil by all civiliwil natiorui, Li one ot the many proof of nVir value as a aafo, auro, and pcrfBctly reliable purgative medicine. Ileitis compnumletl of the concentrated vtrtuea of purely renetahle suhHtance, thy are nrwtilvely fix from calomel or any iir'nrMiii priertic, anil can l aJlminiKli-r.-.l u cliUtireu v.itli j-,. '..; aaf.'ty. Avrit' I'ii.i. pre an cf?ocl;ial cure for Constipiitiun or MKlivenes, Inili erst Km, Dyipcpsia, Loss of Appetite, Kul Stomach and Hrtmtli. OlzzU now, llewlarhe, Ixmt of Alemory, NiiitiliiieKS, l(ilioui.n?s .liiiimlice, Kliciiumtliiii. Kruptlim nnl hkln Disene-, Dropsy, Tumors. Worms N-.ir.ilsiiV, C olic, (iripes. Diarrhoea, 'r vifntrry, ont, I'iles, Dito'dcn of t .e Liver, ami all other ilia-ici rwult-;ii-- triHii a iliMoricruil a'..ne of the die.v ' - aiiiaratuii. - a Dinner Pill tbey have no eqiuil. V:it l pcntle in tht-ir action, Uiee I i : ur tlia most tlioroush ami acarrli :i.:! cathartic that run lie employed, an'l never (Jive Klin nnleiw the. Iiowi-Ih an; in rt.iiiicl. ami then tiicir inilnence ii heal ing Tiiey atimtil.ite Uic appetite ami iliestiV orms; they o)ernt to purify ami enrich tl; lito.l, uul irnpttrt re newed h".,;;U uUit vigor to lixe whulu aHkl'W. PREPARED BY DR. J. C. AVER 1 CO., Practical and Analytical C hernial , Lowell, Mat. ulu r ALt. DaiwuTi altt all t Jr. FACTS WORTH KWOW1WC. macr uilier of UwW DKaucinea known am so tklllfully comhioed rn l'anacu'a Omni Tonit, aa to mate H the, hi latitat Bi 6 PnhStr and . Ik Kat italtk as 4 ttrsta titxloitr ' lifer Cae4. Ha Mrfart la lha ouDDoaiUdD of PiCKra dnasa Tono that bo Uiaeaso cau loo exist' where K Is iweiL If too have Drioaima, Haad aoke, Rhaaiatum, Kaura9M, Bewal, Kidney. rWnnlar or If WCml Itfod A nilhl fitlm-- loauit, or appnUarr, the T roc ta jiwt too med van ror run, Man mirmy coiut mjm uy rifwaxiiiff but never intiixicatirnr. If yon are alowrr wanttjc aar wHa Ce- waipUoa or any aickneM, If you have a Painfull Ceaa ur a iMal Com, I'aBxrBa Crjassn Tuxir I will turalr bnrp TOU. H r1ra Dew lire and (rigor to the feeble an) aeed. and t a certain care fur RHeeautiam and Cfcniere lMa. U Bat Safes Bisirea e Ur4 It Mmf Mrs loin. Tf no sre fceJlss Euaerabas dont wait wr.Ml too are wn aicJi, but naa the Tranc lo-rtaj. aia malaer w bet y.ior diaeaia) or T aioUons D7 , toe It wul g)i prompt IwBef . . lafJAJUJIDCT I rAMKMM U UIJWIM 1WW IWl a ram drink but tbe Beet snd Peeeet FsmSy! Iliiiaa ever osdii. ootoHouuied krr a new. In uiea. bum) eottrely difTurrnt from Fitter,' fjtnfrer pretrWluci ami nU utbr Tonloiv Try. PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM Tbe Bert ami Mart fcotiosktl ttatr Brctilif uidf pniuawd aad perfectly haralnt. Will ilwayi Baitur Craj cr ra&d Balr an aal batifwn. A fcw apntcarcna ef the Bauam D oVn the bair, ctaanaa all duslniif ami cure itching aad awunedMBviip- buii.eJuiujki'Uauasora ptn)hr I. hop bitters; (A Medlctae, set . IMab.) CorrAiNS nor, prenr, manuhikk, VANOU-ION, Aateraa rtkaar asn PrMri.ir-M.li ai. TlMu aij. tnkjta JlJirsaa. TIIEY CTJlii: All IHaeaMaof tbeHtomarn, BowrM. pm. JJ. KMarra.ana Crtnary Urtu tesaeaaa, tilrrplrmewanil ciyoatif w i i u WMfNHlil 81000 IN COLD. WHI ee ld for s eaee Ihry win net ente or sdm er Iw aertblDr In para er tujuriuua ivM ia lAcm. Awk jeer erorrlat for Hon BtttertaM i-t tStcn eefore jau ateee. TaJte ether. D 1.C lean elMt.lMea4tTrnrit far finMksewMaa, aae of orrtaa), mhtca and s roa Cnectaa. Ha Han J. .,. Itw, K. T., a ail akaw nllWIrwA 'PXECUTOK'S SALE Hi aelborltT. e4 In ir-An. uf the latt will ead teataeMnt ef I rerlertra W .truer, late of Sow. eraet Borneh. iteeeeae.1, there will he exn 4el tu pmblle amle, at tbe Ulade Huum ie aaid &v.Kh, e S.dur!uj, lkcbcr 11, 1S80, (b fnthmiatf aameel pr perty, late the real et.te ul kl leeenae.l, ii : Ne. I. lot ul Kruawl tltaate In rata Boraoirh. eoDtatulp .J aere, awre erie. adw.lolnr Jiau-pb riB'iler abelranBtbeean, Pretleriek P Wdmer ! ea tbe anetb, Kllaahetb Harhaacb od the wet I aBdMalaatreetoatheDitb.eoehlehare.reuo a lwiati.rr deeliliigbneaeaDjutbrrootbaieliuita. No. A a cat .4 ew talaase; a aeraa more ..r leaa. a.l lnluc a.ade i.f Sia.m beer en tbe weal, Ntrbelea Urbr o tbe -wtb. Baraet PKktn on Ue feet, aajj alaty ua tbe nurtbt tbu laa.1 le iu a ptl etaleof ealtfraUan. VltatMirm ' ii U. i. .n- r' i 1831. Harper's Magazine. ILLUSTRATED. 'Sta.'rlr.fj the uvi.-t ol jtlrelr rJ fomi Ihe moatl."i:.l i ii'it ul ii."i .tkmir Ui iiiuvule tliit '.-'h. uvKwu loiiailiur. w 11 K'oi in w .at erlee i o ihe lX'v nu'Cr-1 tunn im-icmt-lu i.i th .1, If 1 eoul 1 Kv.j hm "lie w.irii ii r a i u'.IIc 1 b r, 1 w .oUI mIm a AHulcta ol ul i.'siyn i JfvaMia." CU&nL' t'HACl't 4ii.M.. Jk. iciutebl4ttr eontnluijl l.v tNe wi.l eminent an .burs D'I ar.Uis oi l.un.e n-l Uio.-a, wiillo j !be Iu .if cxiri m-p uf It i,un:i..cr? h-a ma. la t them jm fiii;fl e'liV-TH-.n'. wiili lue ilil as of tbe .a!lic, wlu-'h w.!l ;ar n.j .. tu r;ii:; M1RPE S PERIODICALS. HXBfi.U S vVKLl..V. " " W i m Ei s is w. n:. w ! n. THliKKaOuve r imfl i"::.'.i.-:i:"i-. One Voir M 'j Any T ' afnve-p ime-l, I me Vrar 0e HA uPEii'S Vo!N PK iPLE, lo er 1 W P3tiar Frn to ail juAjcriVm it l.iilrd Staff j er Lamudn. The vt'U'ti ot til' Maju zine t"ln with t' NOiii -frtvt Jun j und li ctmiwr rvW yttr, a , e i u- liuiej i" pfia )t tt wi.l i uih!tmJ ttj t h? jrlr-: w.tit.!" lo Ujitu vrb it cur rriit Nu.n . Arttnip tn of H irer's M:icv!ni, com-pri-iuK tl V'jluui. in nt-ii tlotii itntr. will b tn nt i'jr pr iej, Irv ikCiit ;4t i -xyr n-r M punti.irr, Ur f it. i-t-r Iuuqj. Stni:e voJuiik. ty mail, poitL ett., f3 uo. cvifui, I'T L.iiJ.n, Z lmi iam-- nhoul I he ma le y P.t-'ilBt Httut'jr UniiT or Ura't, V) ttva-t chaucu 4 y'eictpnptr art not to copy thtt .:lxxrtixsm4r.i vtth out tie erprett order Qf ti tt r-Srt At liRoV A.! :rcss HAHPKK At HI. OS., York 1381. Harper's Weekly. ILLUSTRATED. Tbiper.iIic.,t. hy aM aaJ.v'l.il ir'y dl?u4 fi"U o! t.c t(i.r?fi n vi the a-- wo.i 1 it 11 uurtli.iis whiv-a sr r- j-are I tv n tt mni9r tii mIw is f.t.-rte 1 in jiweriul ADJ :. k'te.. iua uii-'e -n the puu i u iit'i. T-to w-un. j( if Iniiuen,: i:t .wy h T un lueiit. HARPER'S )P!?T!'"i i iilW'JL ICALS. HAKHKK'S WK.fcKl.1. lino Ve.r HAKeKK'.IAi.I.fc, - " HAnFLK S Ha.AU, " t ue loe rrtntiti .UiVd a iii-l liu .i: Yew. Anj TA O. aU.re dhiii.. i.ne ve.r li APE- VdL'.n rH) I.!-.. . ;i ii. on . ; 10 e 1 .... t dm I uue leif . 1 w euUure lre i. all Scaliai.-r i;uU4. Th Vt'taiuPi of the Wrtklj b-i j wivh th firt ; NU'Jil r ul Jauuury -it cti ar h u u u Uiut . is ineniiooetl, 1 will in: un-irr i th i tdc'cu1-' srriDtr winhc u commoLte w;tL N u:ut;f uext alter ib rerripl ul onier. The lart tlt-Ttm auuuU Volumfd of Hurvtr W'etk'). in oeat cluth tui iinu, ul lm mui l j null. iMntiAkie iiii i, or tty ciit, iiv ul eirnjHj. i (jnvioei the lrJil:t U i.-a ti-..a ouo UwlUr pr vommel, for 7 uu eii'jh. Cloth Ji-w hr eucti volumn uiLa le f- r bin-1- i In, will ltr"-nt by uiiil. h ituai.t. rtxeiiu ut ' .uonry unixr or iri., av a l uih? til I wh. N!Wii;K.jf r itre iuh t. cw,-y th; Hilvert.ceuierU without iLe ea;rej wnler u. liAi.rtt Bicurm KUH. AuiiiTPu HA KPI.it X l.ROS.. New York. 1881. Harper's Bazar, ILLUSTRATED. Tat- .;,ul,tr i.?rioIic.I u;rea.iaently Da.1 i T IUU UM M. a jour- kTj iNumtx r tarnM KriTh l.ilM iiif -rmatum Iu rvKaM to Ka.-u-jo in lrt"is un 1 urn i iitnl, inv Dwvt utt'i Diu-t tporov.i .'frtts with tt-rSrtp-tlve axUi-.estUii.ed iroiu u;he;iiio un t on ul tkiuree; wotU- lt Sr1-rie-t, purine u l K -t .n tSuthUaua iKtiaeKLc T.Jch, -?.Ve Tjrlccy tj iti lu""!1i HARPER'S PERIODICALS. HAHPER-S DAKAR. IHe Yar. 4 M DAnriKn l AliAZI.1 tl One ictt 4 HAKPl.H'S W1.LKLY, uo Tbe lHKLKiitXA'e-unuir.l.uh!i.ti. na, Due Year 10 00 An T WiiaNive uame.1. ( ir.Year 7 (jo UAKPCU S yoVii riJJl-LtDmi Year.. 1 ia Putta"j irms to jlII .Sa.;a;Ti'.in) ia ilio Volte J miMwrliiluilii. The Vulntnc uf th- Bazar heIn wltk the ftriit fiumbrul JonuMry ul e'h ye.ir. Wom tut time la mui.i.ifus.1, Ii will he ua-.i r-Unl tbiu the aut.rliwr wisbep u cviumvoi-t wuu itij Dumber Dext after the receipt ol hi unur. Tbe Ian Kioveo Aaimul Vi'luutn uf H:irpet't Batar, la DeAtrtutb iuuiiId, will he arm ey man. pw)iae pw, ur expre, iim ot cspettje, iitjii I el tbe Irt-iiit ilues Hut el"e.i uud UoUar Vvt clam. ). lur ! UUcacb. Clutb Cases ti.r eaebvluine, scitaMe lur Mnil Ina; will he aent li mull, inituaia, uu rvseltit el tl.tweacb. Keniltuocca ho nil tki Mivle by p..t-4 il&oe Mime; I (rU.-r or Urait, tu arolo phaiiK ul loan. VtBnrrs or not to copy thu aiivrtiarianar wiltaal l tfprenordt r uf M -KHrtn n. rJuo's. Aa.lresn, HAKPtli x BHOS.. YCtk. THE UBBIS3UB6 TELEGRAPH. 1881. Reduction in Prices Fr3 fcr 17t Two to ll.tr . Subscribers. . The WOKI.T Tcl.Pi.Rti'H, Wai-h i.- ! 'Mnt an-l lureeK newa!H-r (tiriiis:r-l tlie hcite .'aiittl, will Lcr lum.sUi:.! a; beuc fo t.. ! for l!ic yyi-.r l v-1. Ia ;.li:i..n general an,i locul uew, fiis Tklkwrapii wul n.n-j tain n-portM oi j 0j,il;Cive aiKiC.iii-ni.titiu (irni'wl'iijji, Kuril's a.n.1 .M-A-il.-in. ..n. n.ui-1 inir tor til..- Family, uu Asri.-iiltiit-it ici;iri- j merit. Miirket, vVc, niaUin: it i,no cu' tiie ' very O'-si ntw.ii -aixm t .r I'anillv tl... !-iinrnr. t!j" M.x -t-i.- au.l Man. Ii iink-r tu j.Uiv i'-iK within tlie ksm-U f i vi-rvl. .-, t"umituil li v.ilrtT'.be:' at ii, vorv I'.-wr -rii'c : i'.:?.:!ii . tl.iP.VPH will In- FR )M NO' TO rs: inlo rripy Tun or more coi)ii-. p.u ii on the YKtk ll .........,;ts. 1 ." rein. "lBi'li! ropy f outside oi Th )a:i;.iiri rimiitv;.... jirn:).- : ii in Ihiaj i,.:, OJiiiitv It'll or Tn.irc Coj.i", e:u !i Twenty (,t m jr c....:ts1 t .'l .. M .V : 1 I 1 W . '' ,vh p!' ! vea:- :lKTP,ro T,,E TKiw-KVPrt r'KKK ! lIIAU'iK for tiie Uianvc i lv.ln,ia thcJite ol .iiUiTiUiiij. " Any jwrsiiu vnliii a li-.! i.f ten rirmr HiihscriU-iH, will r-.ivi an ..rra .-..i..-wiiiiuut churce. Tlie inom v mut .-.(..la.iriv tiie urJor in all i'-., an-, U- 'i,t" l.y riju-ml lotteror jrfwt.-.J i..,.yHipkT. A'l'lrvanll U-ih-js to the (iuMiher, t 'ISA. 11. U::r:..n: R, il.irri ,l.ur, I'.,. PAPER ! TRY IT! BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTI!".TEl). G6il. "YEAR. Tiie S.iiTinr AntRlCA'i ii a, larre Itrai CUm Weekly Mewpap- r el -mc u LMaei. wm. e.1 In tbe .M heae I ul style frofuitly tilaairav ted artlh puxtil engtmcni-t. re rvacMiae; Ike nrr-t lnvrn'l..n!. kso r m. hi. '.vm,Ii... In tbe Ana ami Srfeecee : lolu-'l., llirtiie. Health. Metli-ei Pr Sr, Sor.il SeWeee, ...r..,,., .r ui,. Afinajcv. lea. iiit vu!uWe prunlril wr. l.y nwu wrlterj la !l oepMrtiurei ul VU,, wul be nun In ihe Srlooiitia Auwrkw . ' Term. t .aOi-rjwr, 1.4 l.f year, whk h tc- cluita iKWUKe. lakuunt ,u -i-ni. Moaleo-i en, tee erots, .ilil n HI .M.-.iii-:iUr.. Keiiilr I uatal onler le MI NN a.i:i Piii.ii.i.... i PATENTS .l:?? "i,h AIewr..MLNN(t, O . ar-kHi 1'.;; aoil Purolnu Patents, have K.i 3:, years orexue m tb wrlJ. Pateoia are .,l.,.a on ib. h-., ' - ...i ou.m. if u;'.. in 1 lie Tvelee). I l, tblitBKency. with ia nameae.! 'eei-ieuea I . niuriraiai 01 a.i icvet.tiuna imceainl I ' "'"' us me l urr.tn i ln ul.ti.m , laa" ra- wl Ue l-o la illre.-i-l to tlie 1 f e . w paient and tales ur ia,aitoe- : """ un w'l"r , lr,"B ao ba made a new ilUeaeere or BTenl n.ean e.-ertain Jrtt of cAire. woetl.er P' ean ir.-ab! ie lMoockI. hvw i;tu: u. '"'' We al nlftn' oar llacJ H-t 1 nb'ut lhc P it at Lawt, Pd-nt. I 'avcaii., Triil tbeiroi-t, awl bm pnieorerl. wr.b binte I r p"eijnii un into;l..a-. A.Mrt ', IjT tlie P,r, acrnic(r Paieuu, ataWala W., Ul aTaTJL ASW, A. j..! i 1 l I FANCY and STABLE a n o c j: ii i i; s TE I.V A i RARE and CHOICE COFFEES. J. V. v Ki:'th A veu I'ii'. I'.- : OLD TEA HOUSE SPECIALTIES. jTSl'Ki taiiiA til.A U..Ati Xw iJ P-l-l " r-e, n" ; , I ; tanctee1 rolutWy puni why TirT rrrntft! 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