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DAILY, BBMI-WBXJCLY, WBEKS
~ LEWIS BAK?fc f^C0l?IY|
TUB OUBB ?C>B 5BUUK1DNN^&8
Mr. Andexw J. Bowkk, who is nov
this city, takes issue with the proposi
aChkago physician to cure th<
taste lor intoxicating driuka hy the um
of a drug or pl*pt f he plaints t<
have discovered.
fHvWNJt.oj tip it
wottderhil resnM.s, aa attested \f tin
Chicago press, were untie tat in the Rxu
about fhe merits of this new remedy
but we do know that it it l?as |>eon o
uttf good to any hian, ft it worth tryiiij
Ly every other man who feels that tin
tetters of appetite have mastered him
We do not agree with Col. Bowsn in hi
assertion that such experimentado harm
They may not, as vol, have ac
complialmd much good, but in occasiou
al instances they have materially aa
aiated the drunkard to recover Us
control. And we mm n? raason wit;
there may not yet be found among tin
thousanda of new medicinal prepaid
tions that are every year springing inti
uso, syiut' one thai may so exactly aui
two diseased and riarvi'srtuiUowrl Want 11
tion of tho inebriate a*, together witl
the process of moral reformation, brace u|
his physical prostration ami make tli
work of saving the drunkard coninant
I Uiflj* Osfi.sy task; Ml ? (I ! j; !
Itify is Siinply wluit the !? ? ?l?**C?Tei:
In question proposes to do as ptplaims
by the Chicago physician. Aiulit look
reasonable. It provides something b
assist the system of the habitual drunk
ard to HmtHio itself In tbo aluwncu e
the intoxicating draught. It does this
it is claimed, so completely as to cans
no discomfort to the man who propose
to reform, it is at once a auhstituteam
a restorer.
4 We understood ( d llolrtvl to b
operating on the pUiiorm that mos
temperance reformers have adopted ti
favor all means that will prove eftiva
cious in restoring the intemperate.
Why will he not take this drug hit
Ids temperance lalK>rat<>rv and le?t 1t
virtue Iwforp utterly denouncing it n?
humbug and an evil?
If he w ill allow us te answer our ow i
question, we would say that his whol
error results from the false premises h
has set up for himself.
lie depics that drunkenness is a di>
eas<i In this he ditiers, Me think, wjtl
the best medical authority of the n|p
There are institutions established ?i
public expense all over the country tlni
arc thu direct outgrowth of the op posit
IM'itry. .\llll llll' leminn ?>i lllniin
the drunkard in these asylums /or h
and fumy />a> , has butthe
means of continuing inebriate usy
luius at the pitblii' expense?no lougr
as an experiment?but as institution
quit? as essential to tho public good c
the Insane Asylums.
It strike* us as utterly uutenabl
to assert as Mr. UowgN does, tin
because the Bible declares that n
drunkard shall inherit eternal life, tin
therefore the drunkard cannot he dii
cased "for the reason that (ion until
not damn a man liecauseuf a disease."
If a wicked man voluntarily stuffs In
stomach so full of ripe peaches that h
< an not g<1 rid of them and should l><
come diseased and die in consequents
we do not suppose Ood would dam
linn because he miliid Ins stmnaeh fn
of ripe peaches, hut the moral obliquit
involved in the laek of self restraint ?ni
ui other words, tiod liaviua fronted liil
a man, and lib having Volnntartly rt
ductal himself to the level of a h'^i*
subjects him to the penalty of abitsin
his manhood.
UuW much more moral giult is U
volved in the act o^taking soniethiu
into trls stomach which he knows in wt
vance will endanger, it it does in
wreck, both his moral and physical bt
ing?
Or he may go one [step further; in
stead of the slow nroeess of phyaicj
destruction which intoxicants product
be may with deliberate Intent swalloi
asutheient draught of |M>isou to det
troy his life almost instantly?and wi!
Mr. Bnwica claim that there are n
moral consequences involved in sue
an act, for which the sniride nun
sutler? Will the man fail of Heaven
p-I ?i? a i.
HTM II HO, lor wnai r ror wiim i-iw is u
irsponsible. but for inducing a di*m
that ate up bis vitals? In ho dam lie
lor the discas*. or tor taking the drn
that induced it? We uudt-islaud Mi
Bowks to claim that Hod never eastol
h man "Invalid of a disease, 'and there
tore, if the suicide is under cmidemn.i
lion at all it must bo in some Mich eas
as where life has l?een dost royed ?,<
skillfully as U? leave no trace of ph>si
id Injury. If there should be tie
slightest trace ol diseased organism, tin
according to Mr. how kn would Is
ground for reprieve, although the takinj
otf was by the uian's ow n voluntary act
It strikes usas being quite as legitiman
to ?all paralysis a disease when induce*
by excess in intoxicating drinks. ?? t*
itll dyspepsia a disease which result)
from excess in eat n.T, an i if there is n<
moral accountability for the one tlun
ought not to be lor the other.
We do not desire to combat Mr. How
k.n's methods. We endorse them so tai
us they go, and we only complain thai
they, do not go far enough. We dmi'l
want bun lo condemn remedies in adVHDi
Ad of a trial; and WU don'l
want him to try to establisli
by the Bible t hat drunkenness
is not a disease. We have some revercatv
for that g<sidbook. and we don't I *
I i#v<* it teaches any such dofcftiiucus fhsl
it* n iano uiMirtl a<Y< miiUbiKtv I r die*
?*. u?o, the men he i^trv||g tojvf
have aright to go on and eat up their
stomacha with impunity.*
Ir looks like an old fushioued hrcad
riot w?rs brewing in bug!*!*!. IV
working classes are in greet jMhJki
and distress. The streets art* swarming
with idle and starving men, women and
children, and even the middle class poor
. are suffering keenly. In the House of
Commons the iuguiry was prqnoimded
w hether it was true, as itpesied, U?t
we are bow face to face with such a
crisis of distress 'ae this genetstW has
never knmsn?"
bi ., I* ' . .
... .sv- * *"
TWO BXPBBIMENT8 IN BE8UMP?
TION.
The New York .Vwn review u the ^fler*
encea in tHQfci>eritic conditions aM&n^Hta
r ting the luuardnigfl^yiiig upon iiimlo:
that the angarieSTtf expefTenre are not
B unfavorable.
i U iu tiie XUL It'-'l lUliUu Ikuik.
, of Rngland suspended specie payment*
The highest premium, on gold was
u reached iu 1*13, when it vuunwuidod
a tort)- pee rant, iti WW it ruled wider |
. one per vent And in one year thereafter,
Til?, after a suspension of twenty
r yeara, the bunk gave uotiOf of its intention
to pay nb ita r\ptca within a certain
f date.
( The Sun tiien proceed* to inquire:
D "Sow what was the anion ut of the
hank's paper then outstanding, and
what resources were forthcoming to rea
deem itT lit fVhruafv, 1*77, tfie total
i. liabilities ot thn liaufe on its notes of
, issue and deposits were ?ini,00t),Ct>0.
At tlte twine date there were In the
vault* some jtA.OOOjiKirt, which six
months later lutd increased to upward
f offVt.OOtt.itnd. Itut most of this uccuntv
ulaieo coin was in the shape of deposits,
and the bank had no availahld capital
for the redemption of legal tenders l?e?
yond its accrued profits, which did not
ii aggregate more than u few milt
lioiiri of ]K>undH sterling. Owing
to i the commercial ainlstrr.is-e
ineiita which followed the premature
;i rcfeolution to resume. a great pud of the
p de | Hants hum drawn out, and r>y lebru,,
arv, 1*1!', the emu in the vaults had
dwindled to about $JU,tJWUX>0, and the
' price of gold had sprung no to over six
per cent. It was conaidorcd certain
V that a continuance of a|a<cic payments
I would speedily exhaust the lank, and
auiordingly Parliament intor]Mia?ii, ale
s solutely forbidding any further effort
" for the present in that direction. Thus
the first resumption experiment on the
,1 |art of the Ihuik. of bugUud ended in
*i|{U*l failure,
* AlUCb moru onuipiwo HUH wary pt?e
puratioii preceded the next attempt to
s return t?> specie payments. No sooner
j wa? the restriction ant of IStSt passed
than the lamk ftegan tp contract itn issues,
aiul the reduction of it- liabilities
* in four year* (ii<l not tall short of
t 000,000. One result of this policy was
, a new decline in the price of gold,
which finally touched par, where it iv
'* maincd for aome two years prior to the
tiual accomplishment of resumption,
a On the 1st of May. 1WI,
t the l*ank attain beean to pay its
notes in eoin, thus anticipating
11 by inst two year* the time
tlx<*d by parliament. At this lime the
i noto circulation wa? in rotiini numbers
$100,000,000, and the deposits had
shrunk to $'J0,0U0,00o, whife to offset
e these liabilities the vaults contained up1
ward of $00,000,000. The result of this
i. second experiment, where resources
were more shrewdly graduated to demands,
representing, indeed, al'
most liflv j?er cent. of the
it whole indebtedness, is sufficiently
it well known. Notwithstanding much
e financial disturbance, and a hea\ y drain
of specie which set in, and w hich by
tf the end of IH'JA had lowered the sum
i* left in the vaults to alauit five million
ik dollars, the Hank of i'.nglHnd maintained
unflinchingly its puriswe of resumption.
The gold st,iu>f><o I was penua>r
nentlv restore*I, and within a twelve
is moiitli the long season of despondency
w and disaster had given way to au era of
prosperity fcnd confidence.
le Tmb Albany JimrntU publishes
*' the decision in a case involving the right
? of a parent to direct the studies to he
" pursued hy his child, in the public
s" schools. It is held that the trustees **1
'' ( a school tlistrict may prescribe whatstuI
-lull I... 1,111*11,.,I Hllif mi*V ll'IMllute
'H j the elasaitication of tho pupils, hut that
c the parent may select from the branches
pursued those which the child shall
'< i Htudy, so Ng as the exercise *i such se11
lection does nut interfere with the
" system prescril>cd for the school; and
y thai the child cannot \n excluded
r< from one study siut|dy because he is
11 deficient in another. In the awe re?"
furred to, the |ni|?il wad denied ad^
mission to a public high school hecattse
K of his deficiency in a know ledge of grain
i mar which his father had forbidden
him to study. He had asked to he |nr
? nutted to puisne only those simlie* in
'' which he waa proficient t<> entitle him
to admission to the high school. The
'* court held that a rule requiring his exclusion
was unreasonable and could not
be enforced.
, TVo specific interrogatories are prppounded
t?y the New York Sun. aa to
( tlu* cause of the failure to investigate
II the cipher telegrams.
The first ta addressed to the l?einol(
crats, and the inipiiry is w hether their
t failure to set on foot the necessary and
projter investigation is an effect of that
0 hostility to Mr. Tunis which the mak
jority of the Deinoi ratio luemliers have
1 from the first so strenuously manifested
t against him?
The inipiiry ot the Republicans is,
whether they tear that the tinal result
of an investigation would only he the
casting of new disgrace ami new shame
upon their damaged party '.'
Who will rise to explain.'
Avkkk receiving a whipping at the
xjNc# ti\r f t ot V.irfnll Vu li?i? iithni
I day, Eugene For*!, a sensitive nun of
I color, walked off and committed suicide
r ' hv shooting himself h couple of times
c i with a double-barreled shot-gun. Of
I course this comes under the head of a
> I Southern Outrage. hut it is a noble
vindication of the w1iim>tng-)>ost aa a
' crime era*lieator. Jlilta.
> That is the practical operation of the
* Ihtrwiuiait theory?the extermination
' of the lower orders and the "sttrvival of
1 the fittest."' If the whipping-|Mist will
! accomplish it just as well as the gallows,
it will save hemp.
a I ?'? '
^ At lite last session of t ongress, if we
are not mistaken, the leading manutae1
tutors of tolunvo opposed any redtto,
tkm of the tux, and succeeded, too, in
i preventing it. Sow they complain that ,
unless the tax is reduced, that hrauch
I '
j ot business will tn legislated out of ex- |
istcnce. Why is this thus"
111 no one. either iVmoorat or Kepub- j
lican, can be imlitod to servo on |
But ink's committee, it will bo an ex- '
cecdingly ran- s[hs ta* ie to have a In- 1
ncml with no one to othefato.
I ( m NERhmTT
II hereby announce myself a? s csii?li?ii*te for
the office of Ctiy sczsv&Ul at the cn?uiugcharter
flection, suhjget to the <1cftui>u of the Kcpubiij
can Convention.
Wets t\ J. MAYER.
FOItUKAT.
rrtHE LAM*. HASWOMK 8TORK ROOM. |
I So. UU) Main airv?i, uuw u< i(m?4 by I
Dint Jt Davlno as a <?k. ?o store, with or w iib
out Vt~*"T aparuurntt on tits up .or ioorv
\Uo. t&o thrue MOT* luMUa .V ? Ta?UU>
THE WHEEI
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS* . "
s. . ?. ?:?s?l.rf i < : .1
PL EN' ClilKClI. ^
MS Pott'% Jgmtfatag ixw
i J um i^< eivo<i at uu^rlTOtMMn'd nott??
furnishing Room*,
l.'IW Murket Street.
* tlffll NBSBITT A 0HO.
' Muilo Cabinet.. ltd Shelvee
Al l. VERY CHEAP. at
9*!*y
LU>' OH.
! 4 ?MWi|* SURSTAMtAl IPNtfe yfttt B)
| IV sorved tbMiu<>riiiim?mtlhU?T*?iBM si tb
Cultiu ReMtURrant.
Egg N>* ami loin uud Jerri Chriatiuas I?a,
uii l <litriiiK lit*
| , CH AS. K. BKH1.KK.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS I
I'seful h> well as Ornamental, such a*
foldingchairs, Wall Pockets
Brackvtv Ac Also a nice line ol Parlor am
Cham bur 1 itrnliura.
Oerti Wm.Wink c>Mon.
SPARERIBS, TENDERLOINS, Etc
Naturalay Morning, Dec. 91,
At No U4 Fourteenth street ami Pork House
Fultm.
H. O. XjIOT, Jr.,
devil FORK PACKER.
| HOI.ID AY PRENEMT8.
! f / \J \A b Peuit) weight of IS kr. Solid Uoli
HA A ' Plain lUntc*. at
j Loutx IKfhfil'H Jewelry Nt?n>
1307 MARKET aTKKKT,
j Mrlaln'n Block, Opp. Mrl.uro House.
JI NT HEC I .IYE1>.
/ \BlEli JEUNK POIS EXTRA FINS.
| V J R. J. SMYT H,
ilcC.'l Cor Market ami Fourteenth
COFFEENT
Choice Mocha,
Old i.nwrnnieut Javh.
Prims laauvara.
_ Kill< st old \ ollow Rio.
niuitr green or neaniy wmviro.
K. J. biiY'i'H,
Cor. Market and Fourtonuth Hreon
_ __ j 7.SI ^ 1T
I'lne Apple C'heei*.
Juii la. aJew <*** choice fine Apple Cheen
The ki'utulu! Engllah I'luiu Pudding exuecte
! today R. J. SMTTH,
(Jor. Market and fourteenth Itreeb
j CHRISTMAS GOODS
CAMP f^tAlKS AND ROCKKHB.
CHILDREN'S CHAIRS
AND TOY Fl'RMTURh.
I
! Z1^K ^ MOKIOHKAD
i Furniture and Carpet Roome,
111# Main Street
IM-Jl
GLORIOUS NEWS
i ?T< I Holiday
Masers
Wc avail ourselves of the prciM-nt season t
j clove out our entire stock of Taney Woods, gucl
, us Mantle Or,laments, Flowvr Vases, Colugn
; sets, l'uiian Marble Ware, Toy*, Silver Plate
| Ware. (limn her aeU, I hiua Ten and Dinner Set)
Ac., Ae., at
I ABBOliUTXl COST
I Hi is la a rare chance to get (Muggins for Chriei
runs prcM'iiu. 4B
J. L. Hobbs, Son & Co.
I lift *141* NTHEET. '
dertM |t
ROMAN BAND BRACELETS
i:n A M rOT.FD
ti.il
BAND (BRACELETS !
'And a (treat Variety oi|
NOVELTIES
JuM rnvivt'<l and for ante i hy
C. 1?. BIIOWN
51 Twelfth Street.
; ti.?2i _ m
CHEAP TABLE!
C0MH1NS & WOODS'
I
1 1142 Main Street.
<4ec2l
FOR N41.1m
4 K1MRABI.EMI ILDUU L?'T. t ROSTINC
\ about 41 (eft on FiilUiu ?troci. ?ud runuinj
hack 14.% fvei on Cheetrm etneei to BalUtuori
ain*H, East %V la-dlii a For further lifonuatlor
apply to W. t. Hanalau, corner Sixteenth ant
ni?pline>tm t: P. 1. Klmberly. Ma;iche?ter< oe
V4..rV? .>r t<% Inttin* W'hfkO^r RmI Pate (x iMnt
ii'oiiM'f Twenty thirl and Main bta. delloaw*
FOR CHRISTMAS.
Vl.l. THK Ktn i.AK JCVKNILB HtiOKb.
Toy Uooks. Gain#*. Toy*. and \ar1#l> ui
Notions, Diaries for 1879, 4c.
VII tha p..pillar inagixlue* ami |?p.ra by th?
' j?ar. UI at very taw pnoaa. Pica* . ail aarlj
to nvutv good ohuicv . H- Ql'IMBY.
dacSD No. 1414 Market Stm t
NUTS T06JLT, NUTS TO sitVEN^
Nut* to Crack and Nut* ui Fat.
FRESH AND CHEAP!
#t
H. P. BnanxixsM
dacSl SM7 and iil# Market street
Central Building Association No. 3.
VTOTh'E IS IIEHRBY QIVEN THAT A
(eiienai ntc una ?I Hie stockholder* w ill be
held at thr regular plaet of meeting. on Tuesday
cvenln*. wcembrt 27th. IsTS, al < o'clock r. m.
Bv Order of the Board.
W. C. HANM.AX. Pre?t
J. F. U1LI.ER, Sv'y. .l?cU-?4-l? M
I I rriH i.int.
f 1ST OF LETTERS KKM VISING IN THE
la poatofi>? at Whealliot Ghk) county Waat
\ .-giida. unclaimed. Saturday. Peer m bar 21 at.
To obtain any of the following Uta applicant
u ill plea* call K>r ?dT*rtl**d letter*, (fog(let*
ot ihulut
Artiiut A Son T s Lloyd A dark
Array TV K Little J I"
Genet lam ? I Irbarman Htinrlh
Bntitii.a W W Vaadexier Mi* Anal*
Clyde V J Moore Mia* A lie*
< lark Thorn is Madden 0 W
Rdaard* Aunic Na?h MM* Ma
KryCS Smith an
(iatlin Harrv ?peUgr Henry
i..*keiai Miw Pndahca Smith Mr* C ft
t.ardci.tr Mm Rebecca Tie re. y Thouiaa
Ilrralnjrmv Clax & to Tyler Arthur W
H tiller Mr* 1 M W?too& Mta Maud
Ftftl Bailha-or Malta CH
KiitgJW Ycitaij Jcfea
UttaUry Elithahath
c i rawince r. m,
JKQ REGISTER, BATURDA
v * ~~
WILL OPEN
' ittd M/ls.'.lOu
. it -si*t I
* . ,.', {i ..in.Ji
THIS MORNING
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THE
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J M McSAW '/<?
CHOICEST!
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: Novelties!!'
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' Pleaie Call and Examine.
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1132 MAIN STREET.'
. JHOLIDAY 1
GOODS!
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JOHN FRIEDEL-1
i ;ii3<>;>ijiiiiwt. |
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GOODS SOLD LOVED i
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' THAN THE
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LOWESTI! ! 1
While and hold Band frea and !
DiniifrSelm Mot to Cup*, (
P
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Ibis, Toy Tea Seis,k
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' Uricd wMrtueit of Yum
and Tailul IUIk
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BRONZED LAMPS, ]
Library laupa imI C'haude- j
Mm, Hobby Homm
a -* - !
i
Wagons, Wheelbarrows
Car((MMlThiTtf?. at
JOHNFBIEDEL'S
j 04 mTHotqu:. I
,ri?m bfe
1130 Main Street.
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Y MORNING, DEOEMBER 21,1878.
urn i ?u. =
HOLIDAY COODS-'CEO. H
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qaTJTAS ..A-/ .w ,t)nijaaH
Holiday Goods,
Holiday
r
j , M 1 \ - ' T6*HC vOtUfl
it'IiV * < ? I :Ja 4 * - * /.
GEORGE R. TA
EXHIHIT jV IaA
ATTRACTIVE DISPLAY
CAREFULLYISELECTED WITH SPECIAL REF
NOVELTIES CHC
AT
TJXTTJSXJAXjUjlfT Xj
THEY HAVE JUST OPENED A
Rich Lace Pompadours,
Crepe DeChine Jabots,
Crepe DeChine Shawls for tl
Point Gaze M<
Real Point Gaze a:
By the yard ; Bows, Scarfs, Fichus; Celluloid Goods in Sa
and Rusian Lei
Velvet and Margurite Sate
AN IMMENSE STOCK OF GENTLEMI
SILK AND LINE
I
rwilled Silk Umbrellas with Ivory Hand
Twilled Silk I
ILOWBST POSSI]
rheir stock of HOLIDAY 800DS being Unusually LarQt
low that their cheapness wi
Bargains in ever]
Black Silkt at a Great Reduction, Colored Silke Marked
Dress Goods of every description at prices that can't fall
In Variety, Quality and Prices they ofer the Greatest Irv
REDUCTION IN PRICES 0!
AND SHAWLS; TABLE LINEN. NAPKINS, TOWELS, CC
HOUSEKEEPING AND I
At Lower Prices than ever known in this market i
' CEO.
R. TAYI
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I. TAYOLR AOO.
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11 /jU 1AOOO .iAtfOITftiCif..
1.1 a
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Goods,
Holiday Goods.
i ta '.I
YLOR & CO.
i*h iK .1* 4 I !
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LRMfi AXD
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OF HOLIDAY MODS!
I
ERENCE TO THE HOLIOAY TRADE.
)ICE &
.11OW
PRICES.
BEAUTIFUL LINE OF
\\9 Neck,
idallions, Point Gaze Jabots,
Duchess Medallions, Duchess Jabots.
Lace and Cashmere Ribbon Jabots,
ad Breton Laces
tin Lined Cases, Portemonies In real Calf, Turkey
ither;
?T3 Ifl 1 ?
ihels, Japanese Boxes.
7 V
; t**? >ft Kulr.l
H ba wu !
EN S, LADIES' AND MISSES'
N HiNDK'FS
lies,
Umbrellas with Celluloid Handles,
3LB PRICES.
t, they offer everything in that line at prices to
ill be apparent to all
7 Department!
Down,
to encourage purchaeee.
documents in the city.
F CLOUS, DOLMANS
IUNTERPARE3, BLANKETS awl all kMa *t
DOMESTIC GOODS
n order to reduce their I Meet# Stock.
?.u n >* t.j tl t!f?r . :j i a*
l4d,i-Ail4 <1 > ' lia' '"?uwu< . <1A 'Lrn J
-OR A CO.
*vff ntd
ft*! *t hi \ *\^9{
PLUMBERS.
r HIBBER0
pi; voflcal plumbers,
; Gas an4 Steam Fitters,
' 13HMARKH K|^ WHEELING W VA.
Dealer* In *11 kind* of I Mil. Wrought an!
| Cast Irou Pipe*. sewer Pipes uul Chimney tup.
Steam and Water Gauge*. Siphon Pump*. Safety
Valves, Batti Tuba, Sink*, JSC. Sole Aeefttt lot
the
Celebrated Camera* Steam Ptimp
UNDERWRITERS' GAS MACHINE.
Orders fetrtn tlw country immipily fllfe.1. n,.a,
WM. HARK,
Practical Plumber and Gas Fitter,
NO. ? TWELFTH STREET
WMKEUXti. W. Va
Orders ftoui the cvuttUy attemWd to on abort
notice atigai
CHEAP STREET HOSE.
Anew iatt wakrated street h?m
offered at the low est Agorae. Also toy
Pateut Street Wiuhor
is considered Ute best. tall and o&amin* I;
Plumbing and Oas Fitting done at short tiotl. j
and at lowest prices. 1.1' k K FITTON.
laid Mailt Stnvt.
BO OKI AMP STATIONERY.
5,000 BOOKS
ma
Juvenile and Adult Readeis
At wontlcrftilly Low Price*. |u
oralrr tu atoiil tli? rrowd Mini
couftiMtoii. t'OWPWl oiitr.
Stanton & Davenport,
44 Twelfth Street.
decll
SPORTSMEN'S GOODS.
TO NH?IIB1IK\.
' t^ok Tin: btst msk of spurtis*
I It Tackle eitch a?.
Powder. Shot. Wads, Caps,
FWnk*. Kill,in*. Hiibuiu; ?iuU. Hn?,? li Km.liw
Iui|ilviucnU, Midi, A.\, go i>.
C. A KKVTF.U'S.
?>?_ IU!t lUrk.tftftM.
STOVES, TINWARE, AC.
B. F. CALDWELL:
Marble.Slate&lfonMantels
common uiurm tu t *nt> *u .iinn<or tim,
I '114 lioi'M.
Galvanized Iron Works and Tin
Roofing.
TOOKTHKR WITH A COMF1 ET1? CfcuRl
M KMT < ?
COOKING STOVES!
And Hor?K KCRMvHlNil OOol.M W? <?
S|hn:1*1 Alt. hi lull to (In.
Peerless Radiator Shaking Grate.
' The m< *t coinpWto Rtnta In th, nimkrt Ii
tie *>??n in operation Iii Mr. Frank iwii ttim
rp?eleu.u oil Ui? J Un<|. Call nn I ?4>uiiiir
IT 07, I TOO d 1511 Mulu Si.,
pinrA NEAR H. AO K R I'klMI
MISCELLANEOUS. '
UWKKTPPK^NAV! I
An'XI ?^-,i , ., r?ii. Mil*]
*'*! t v t".I ?J *? ? <? I .***
art*. </ ww . v a* ! >?'i? T. 4 U?4 MM*
inr maA*. V. . bin* nMn i-4'l? nt.k p *k?to
ivlui, i ua i *?i i f i ?et? ?? tka ml
On r.rjr l?l'i*. . I I y til Am). * 1 f.? PimAI.
M, Hi V A A to . Mfi*
UfANTiU A I.ooli MtS ftiK kUH*
Tt "Wto and r? i rit. rj Iii Oil- I'lil. n ? 1*1'
Wry imid Cull or addicti In llelle Minw 'C
MCWrk Mt., i IltWH AnViU
141 AkITrn A I.mill Alii N' T To * A V
W Ml\l I tl 1/ oi l Uh.-rlliiK nil't tin* ?l
joiuiug li.wi'i (><r the U ?t k IIIhk liiHOnlMilA
nrtl.1.4 in llu- world, lit. io|> profit* Will* n
oner to \ Y Afi.fiilfnotu11ntf o 21 Union P?
New \k.
AGi:\TN, Hi: il> Tilts.
We will |?) AifrnU n nnl?r> ol IP" I*r IM"0IA
tid e* j*-?i?<<*. or allow n 1?rye ?n?i?,wtlpptr-ii t
#11 our to * nod woniirrfni ln*?fit "" *
liirn'i u I.hI we my- Adiln?o wide.ut <Winr
Piir.itju *v ? \?,
! DIPHTHERIA!!
JitHMwih'a NnoYiia Uinimi atil pm:lT<
prvwbt iLU i< inl.it IU?iii?!. atui aiil
cur.- niiii ( ?.? In i. n h.f. II.?i ?
att litany litt-a * iii fr>w i>t mall !"??> t 0*1ay
OiCMUiUiL i'rtit iritUuU l? UtUrr (ban ?'? * " 1
Ctrrjahiff. I. r JdHVHuS' 4 III
On Ma ltaiigi.i Mali.'
A GREAT OFFER FOR
HOLIOAY8!!
WV will ilurti* lUt lluUluit *1 >"
Pltwim A OmMXt at rrrf*AR&t"A*V ' *
pn?* kit rwh aruai'in iiamMtH-"''
rwl? (?>> :i M'U ? iUi Huh 41,.I < .hi'
- M U A*.. I Ml $MJ. 1 M l 4-. * ituti. MG**
awn. /'[**.*, fi?i Tltfl, || r nurtiiul I
an ymm Auinri Waxrait Ilh.-trawl <
U?Ku?a M?il. <1. M uair ?l !>??< |/rtr? M??K? f
W.II.1EK." <i K'Nn, ai.d i'tal'" * I
IHt. ill 'K4*.
LAME BACK. I
TT WEAK BACK.
Bonoon's Copclne Porous PUstsf
Tlii* arti. Ir U uu* ? uni. < ?|i> >.u?aat? f?
trtorrllnarj tu< rlt M;. U't'tiitir.* ^"*4!
M?.,4 In ywr l.irn locality yw: afli Bit
lUat Ifcr above la Irvr II la It iuptiui W I*
onliiuK) L.ji,ji.? j.l?#t. f, ail Umi +*
trl'Al af |.T!*rji? ? ait'l to ail % lit rati
atiatawr It tontalrtt amftaly n'w InxTs"
wkfal. au-. It loiai av p*inatorir< ?u? <*?*
en aiitl cu/a * i.?n \A?>' h***" *"*
rant mil**'. I r I ?.! .? Iti.d w
llir back 4l?ca-r?1 K lOr.'rt I 'if.* ar.O
OlAr-uiU*. Mtxtiaialiam ' ? *,
KamaU A IT?. 1U>b*. au4 all Iwal *!< M"
paint, !? ! 'Haply 0>c *?-t rcw?f?f?* *?"'
~ on S. M. P. LEI'S
LITHOHTRIPTIO
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DENTISTS.
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