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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-01-17
Local Intelligence.

The YouNa MISS CHRIsrIAS As.
socIATIoNl or BALrIMoRE.--This is
the name Of a Hoarishing Institution
htely started in Baltimore, the object
Of which is to promote the social, iutel-
leetual and moral welfare Of young men,
by aiding them to secure employment,
good boarding houses, introducing them
to good associates, providing means for
intellectual improvement, aud whole.
some and delightful entertainments. 1t
has an extensive Library aud Reading
Rooms, and lectures and instruction
given by learned Professors every eve
ming of the week. Location, leo West
Baltimore Street. President, j. NJ.
Drill; Recording Secretary, George H.
Hill, Esq; Gen. Superintendent, j. G,
Wilson, er r9FEtv~
We cordially recommend young men
locating in the city from our section, to
partakc of tho ndvants gcs offered by
this association.
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How Dol Ohlnin TIcke.s.

Orders may be sent direct ons. enclosing
the money, from $ to s25. In Registered III.
yer at our risk, with siainp for return postage
Larger amounts should be sent In drafs By III.
press. At the following club rates a., ytii -
Single Ticket. s1m
5 Tickets d, one address. "a
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PITTSBURGH, May 10, 1896.

PITTSBURGH. May 10, 1856.
Hessrs. Hostett<r \ Smith:
GENTLEMEN During 8 visit to the West, last
fall, I contracted chills and fever, which brought
me to my bed, and finally terminated In typhoid
fever, and confined me TO my room for several
months, during which time I was physically 80
prostrated that I almost despaired Of ever re.
c3vering my health; having almost entirely lost
my appetite for days, mot being able to eat q
morsel, added to which I was distressed with a
reeling sensation in my hesd and passed many
s~leepless nights-all from debility csusod BY my
PROSTATE condition, brought about b feyer. AT
this stage of my condition Q friend recommended
me to use your celebntsdS Stomach Bitrera, but
being msrally opposed " the lube Of stinul.Rts
in any furm, / at first declined, but Afterwards
yielded my prsjudices, and, after taking The
medicine for several weeks, my appetite 70.
turned, snd with il / am rapidly rsgining my
former strength and vigor. Ny sleep .drom thS
loss Of which l have suffered nneh,J has never
been better than Il 10 nov. and the reehng ssn'
sation (before alluded to) has entirely len me;
Nv bowels, which vers much constipated and
irregular, are now quite natural, and, in fact, l
am glad to say that l feel myself q now man, and
tender you this testimonial Of my appreciation
of your valuable preparation, in order that 9th.
ers, suffering n / have, may avail themselves Of
its virtues, which prejudice kept me from enjoy
ing for so long a period. I may also add that
my physician, afte: seeing the beneficial effect OF
your Bitters on me, that 1 use
them regularly. Yours. very respectfully,
z. BOURNE, No. IS Market Street.
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New York Prize Association
500 broadway, New Ysvk.


Lsfsthsr with Q large assortment Of nrr ara
trlbuted - foiISwsi
The name - vaiss u each srtieis u eai
good. .rs .arted On Ticket. placed In S.aS
eeatsy an suveisps ~csataininr sueh Teka vi
b drswn without choice, and delivered At sai
ones, o. sent BY mail % any addressy The par
chaser sfter sewing ufsst Hficis 10 drs.s Ipd u,
~yains-vhich req b. s,.- n-. .a I1S. Nh,
receive ths artiels named, OF may sIfh.ngs y
for any other article marked on oar cirHAf 81
the sans vslss. Every Ttcket draws al artSf
worth One Dollar. or more. 6YrSo Blsnh.
Osr patrons esn drIscd on prompt r.tGiI'
~ articles draw vfi b tnaedLatdy sssi y
Letter. ncm many persons acknovisdanEte
receipt 81 Vaisshls Gifts from NJ, nay b so
o. ele It Cur odiss. Among whom Ne are ~
JOAN g.. Heloons. LAsbestvfIis, y. j. Gsa
w.teh valus too. Mn s. Bennett. as C.s
Ssriand stre>t. Breoklyn, Sowing machine y.
watch, valss sso. Hon. Il II. Bnss,, ws4
ington. u: c. Diamond Pin, tiTs &c. sais1
land igo Lexington Avenus, Piano, 90. NJ.
n Jsrkson, 30 Efnete<ntk Sc, n. Y, s~sisz
Machine 20: Jeeeph Csmp, Einin4 y. W.
Icdeon, w. Mis- l. Collins, Atisnt. "a
Shaw, 10 isth Street. n. r. Gold wsrb, ~.
Edv Boyuton, Nashville. Tenn. Aeiedeou, go
james Rnss<il. Montgomery. Ala, Cold E1ss
ing watch. va. X T. Smith. providebe, \
1, silver L<yer watch. esg. Oscar Pursy M
81 Paul Nina. Gold wstrh, S1ss JRsyrny
kftehfeld. Com, silver watch. tss. wn. d
Peck, Harlem, nls- Nusic Bsz, o.. WIN Esy.
mood, Dayton, Ohio. Silver Tea SIT, tiE. NJ
z N sshsn.as Dstroit NIB Di.1oo4 "a
Sew oriesss- Diamond Ring. sD. Mn N.rfh
BArnes, g. Lsuis, No, Nicholson. value ~.
IA eh2Ies 70 obtain any Of ths skoysS
teies for One Dollar By purchasing . ssAied ~
yeieps for q cents Entire ssfisfsetioa rusfN
ERrs Tickets Cor On~ Dollar, u for Two Ia
lara. 9for Five DoIlan Great IsduoeDsnn
Agesfa- An Lettsrs shouJd Be sddres,ed
J. II. RAY CO..
aeci<AA~3n 80 BussAwsy. xss f0rk
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THE CHILD'S CURE.
Laughlin's lnfant Cordial,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.

FOR CHILDREN TEETHlNG.
An astonishing fact, that the largest numbei
Of deaths occur among children. \ fact tha'
while teethiug children are in constant "a
4 fact that during that period nothing will 'e
licve them sooner or moro etfectualiy than
LACGTL1N'S INFANT CORDIAL.
.,iothers. do not see them suffer.
Use TIE INFANTS CORDIAL.
Mothers, relieve their %suiferir "a by
THE INFANT CORDIAL.
Teething Is greatly flcilitatedby
THE INFANTS C0RHIAL.
Eretfulness and wakefulness cured
BY THE INFANTS CORDIAL.
Cholic and Pain cured instantly
BY THE INFANTS CORDIAL.
Summer Complaint cured
By THE INFANTS CORDIAL,
No Sleep Lost. No Crying Baby II you
USE THE INFANTS CORDIAL.
Every bottle warranted to please or price TO
funded. Prepared only by
LAUGHLIN, SMITH & CO.,
feb24 Druggists, Main street, Wheeling.
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The kekomo Herald.

Tells the following, which the read
er may believe if he pleases. We don't;
A compositor in this office has been
afflicted with Il sore thumb for q week
or more, almost disabling him from
Setting type Last Friday night, af
ter being kept awake until uear morn
ing, by severe pain in the thumb, he
fell into a troubled sleep, and dreamed
that he had squeezed two types from
the thumb, which he saw were the let.
tiers IN" and "O.' On Saturday morn.
ing he told his dream in the printing of.
fee. In the afternoon, the thumb be-
came exceedingly painful, so much 50
that he could not work. He took a pin
an opened the sore, and remarkable rs
it may appear, he actually took tive
brewer types from his thumb. I'm
believing printers may exclaim humbug,
and wonder how the type got into their
hiding place. We do not pretend to
solve this mystery, but we do pretend
to say that the above is 4 fact, and can
be substantiated.
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DR.. Schenck's Mandrake Pills,
Substitute for CalOmel.


These Pills are composed Of various roots,
having the power to relax the secretions Of the
liver a. promptly and enectuaIy % blue pill or
mercury, and without producing any. Of those
disagreeable or dangerous effects which often
follow tho use Of the latter.
In all bilious disorders these Pills may be used
with confidence, as they promote the discharge
Of vitiated bile, and remove those obetructions
from the liver and hillary ducts, which are the
cause of bilious affections in general.
SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS cure Sick
Headache. and all disorders of the Liver, indi'
Gated by sallow skin, coated tongue, costiveness,
drowsiness, and q general feeling Of WEAKNESS
and lassitude, showing that the liver 10 in a tor
pid or INSTRUCTED condition.
In short, these Pills may be used with advan.
tage in all cases when Q purgative OF Alternative
medicine is required.
Please ask for "Dr. Schenck's Mandrake Pills, p"
and observe that the two likenesses Of the Doc.
tor are on the Government tamp-on when in
the last stage of Consumption, and the other in
his present health.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers. Price q
cents per box. Principal Office, No. Is North
9th Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
General Wholesale Agents: Demas Barnes 4
CO., 81 Park Row, New York S. s. Hance. les
Baltimore ST., Baltimore, Md; John d. Park, y.
Z. cor. of Fourth and Walnut St., Cincinnati,
Ohio; Walker & Taylor, l4 and l3S Wabash
Avenue, Chicago, Ill. Collins Brothers. south
west corner Of Second and Vine Streets, ST
Louis, No. loct24-4th = 5th " g m.1y
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Business
In the matrimonial market seems to

In the matrimonial market seems to
have been decidedly brisk during the
winter. Qui Il large number OF those
who in this vicinity have been tarryinS
in single misery have concluded TO Try
the sweet uncertainties OF welded life,
and having united hands aud fortunes
are completing their preparations. for
housekeeping in the most approved
style. We learn from Mr.. George w.
johnson. who by the way has removed
his extensive Tin and Copper ware es-
tablishmeut from 179 Market to los
Main street, that orders from young
housekeepers for articles in his line are
coming in with unusual rapidity. Not
outstanding the demand, his increased
facilities for manufacturing enable him
TO supply all corners with the best and
cheapest goods in the market. His old
customers as we'll as all new ones on
the look out for bargains, will find their
tastes consulted and wants well sup
piled at his establishment. No. l05
Main street.
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start at being proclaimed Der worship
pers. Eayying and discomfort mark her
discipic,. Deep down in the cayerns Of
the sonl she sits, and weaves her snares,
till, eschewing the law Of love, mans
corrupt nature bscomesw wholly enslaved
by her venom. Let us take heed that,
while arrogating to ourselves the bene-
fcent virtues of q pure religion, this
plague influences none Of our actions.
To forgive is divine, though to CIT is
human, and, trite as the maxim may
there is o world Of wisdom and
In its terse humanitarian in
embodying a. it, does, the
great commandA1s E5yi0
Love thy neighbor - thysek."
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Revenge.

Revenge.
Revenge-the world is the theatre of
action-in forms so diversified that
were we to specify them, time and
space wonld fail. We have seer it in
the i'll disguised sneer, in the insidious
inuendo, in the seemingly proper, but
damaging coarse of conduct. Its vile
and unchristian principle, under all cir
cumstances, and the most specious dis
guises remains the same. The conduct
of an open enemy is at least more hon.
orable than that Of a secret foe, for the
latter is always = coward, and pusil-
luminous natures, 1t needed not Shaks-
peare to inform US, are most cruel. Civ.
ilizatiOn, if not exalted and purified by
Christian morality, only refnes savage
b~arbarity. .'Slay me at a blow" is the
cry of the condemned felon. "Do no,
rack Inc by slow degrees, or, if must
die, torture my body, not my soul. Teal
my ~quivering flesh from the makes
skeleton, which enclosing, rounds it in
to the god-like shape of man: send m,
limbless, and pour my blood out like :
gushing stream swollen by summer
rain, but strike not my soul with bidder
wounds more grievous to be borne
since he fangs of the spirit far tran
scend those of the body, and, though
less tangible, and more tardy operation
are messengers Of grim death. Nemesis
though worshipped in pagan Greece
shoula be abhorred in realms illuminate,
BY the boosted light Of Christianity
Alas! we fear that, without o name
the fell goddess is stin adored, Will
those who crowd her temple woul,
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A Cleveland Man

Held ticket number fifty-eight thou
sand six hundred and one in the opera
house drawing, and he is now il a des-
peratc state of mind 80 think how Real
he came to beingr rich r;an. Since the
announcement th. I sealed his fate, he
has been wandering around the city in
a lamentable state of mental alteration,
AID his hair is turning snow white; his
eyes stare wildly: crows-feet are pre-
maturely forming; his face is pale and
haggard, and he is constantly raving
about his misfortune.
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CARD TO

A Clergyman, while residing in South Amsn
ca AZ . missionary, discovered . safe and simple
remedy for the cure Of Nervous Weakness,
Early Decay, Diseases Of the Urinary and Semi.
nal Organs, and the whole train Of disorders
brought ON by baneful and vicious habits. Great
numbers have been already cured by this noble
remedy. Prompted by q desire to benefit the
afflicted and unfortunate, I win send the recipe
for preparing and using this medicine, in 2 seal
cd envelope, to any one who needs 1t Free q
charge, Please incloss aPestpaid envelope, aa
INMAN, Station D. Bible House, New York
CITY. ,Ftt novI3
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Pure,. ataswousssf Csd Liver Oil

Puress a1sSwcosssf God Liver Oil
In the world, manufactured from fresh
elected livers on the sea coast. This
Oil Is characterized by a sweetness and
purity peculiar to it alone. Its reputs-
ton is'so great thatit takes the lead of
other oils, and is universally prescribed
by physicians. Remember to ask for
Hazard g. CaswelIs Cod Liver Oil"
CasMoli, Mack e Co, New York, Sole
Manufacturers. For sale by AL Drug
gists. mzr 20EmwSeow1y!
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The Fair and F~ertiv-i

By the ladies OF st. Matthew's
Church, at Washington Hall, next
Thursday evening, promises to be (as
all their entertainments universally
are) an interesting and successful af-
fair. Every preparation to make it
such is being made.
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choice New Piano Music.

Mabel Mazu-ka, by Kinkel, loc; Angel
Of Night Waltz, by Kinkle, soc; Lovers
Serenade, by Kinkle, SOC; Whisperings
Of Love, Waltz, by Kinkle, SOC; all
with beautiful title pages, sent free by
mail on receipt Of price. Send to VIM
Fl. Sheib's Music store. 1879 Main street
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This Company 10 now fully prepared to furnish
LEAD PENCILS
ROYAL IN QuAlrr TO THE HEST BRASpS>
The Company has taken graf palma, and in.
vssted . large capital IN titting up their facto-
~. and now ask the AMERICAN PUBLIC 70
give their pencils . fair trial
ALL STILES AND GRADE ARE MANUFACTURED
Great care has been bestowed TO the manufse.
turing Of supero. HyxAeoS DRAWING fxsoIs,
specially prepared for the use Of Engineers,
Architects Artists, &c,
A complete assortment constantly on hand n
offered 1t fair terms 20 the trade at their whole.
sale salesroom,
No. % JOHN STREET, NEW YORK.
The pencfls are 10 be h.l at al principal Sta
Hoaers and Notion dealenL
AK POE HucAs LEAD PENCIL
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TOWN TRIPLES.
New Advertisement.

George Z. Wickham advertises an auc-
ton sale of dry goods.
A child's nurse is wanted.
Two persons car be accommodated
with boarding.
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Administrater's Notice.

A0m1ml8tfatOr'S NOtice.
NOTICE Is HERRBY GIVEN TO ALL
IN persons indebted 10 the estate Of william
s W1ckhAa, deceased. that they me rquire7
70 mako Immediate psynentt 10 the undersigned,
requested % present. them at the sberifs Odics
for sdiUenss& whsrs Len b fossdoa Satur.
dag e sasA Hsek J06KRHSEYBOLn
Adnia5stxator q - ss<sss Of Wn Wkk.
han, &Ssd. hAlGd3twftktvit
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The Best Geld fen
In the world ID the Richards
star1Pno gCail ON J,7Gpasgy ut the
Business College and get one. Every
peu warranted
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Mrs. Kyle 4 Mr.. watkins,
Dress and Cloak Makers

o~sr - Hap aart1G~.Assssy,
IHAvB WBOBGvBO TmBLATHsb
Ass1 - e6speat yee1.uA. - 90 r
1nsd - - a4yskn TIT H. = ~
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WE ARE OPENING NEW GOoDsoF THE
w latest styles, which have been purchased
since the decline In prices. and we orer at low
6gures.
Our stock has been selected With care and con.
sists in part Of goods suitable for Ladies' Gen.
tiemen, Misses and Children's wear. Rich
Black and Colored SiIkS Colored PopIins. Black
and Colored Reps, Black and CoIored Delaines,
Ahpacas herinos, Empress. Balmorl Skirts
and SkirtingS White and Colored F1annela,
Cloakings. FANCY Cashmere for BOYS wear
Spring Styles Of Ladies shavis. Household Fur.
nfshing Goods. lo4, -, "a Bleaehed SAeetiDgs.
- Blraehed and Brown S~heetings, Table Linen,
Sapkir<. Huek Towels and Tevelfng. Russia
Crash, Linen Diaper, MarseiIlss sprsads and
Spead Material, Pillow Auslias and Linens.
Hosiery. Gloves, A~leIAadreis Kid Gloves, En-
bruidsrieA, LAees, Black and Cslored We've. RIB.
bons tUia Ssfsa9s ed1d.
We have . few sets fne Mink Fur., which
win Be sold cheap. We solicit an erzuiaatioa
Of our rood. before buying elsewhere. Re
tnnai J.H ANlTH II CO.
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Trust Sale Of n Valuable Acad.
envy Building.

DY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST FROM
ID Josiah Atkinson, President Of the Board
Of Trustees Of the West Liberty Academy, to
mo, dated December 9th, 1853, now on record,
book n, page $50, in tho Recorders Office, Ohio
county, West Virginia, I shall, on the 18th day
envy. in West Liberty. proceed TO sell by public
suction, to the highcs. AID best Bidder.
for cash, the land and buildings An5
personal property in said deed of TT J.
mentioned, being ono acre and eleveH pew.
Of land with the. building thereon, s,1,j
feet. Also. ehairS deskss stoves, one large ben,
set.ees, blsek.toards, \ ca5ine. o: minerals and
library Of one hundred.
Selling as Trustee, I VIII only convey snch
tile rs Is vested in me, which, however, IL be.
heved to be good wM MCKINLEY,
January IL. iS65.la Trustee
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sUNDRIEs.

A Few BARRRLs PRIME MA.
.AriLs sazia. seRsrios Grssn, Blsek N
rsrk 80 and Champagne cidsr lbsttlsdl' Tsv
YORK ke j Salmon, Enfiish dAry Co.
riekSss ssa ssacss fsyGoea Peszi S.ro -.
sears,; 1.itena a. 6emedeaIiy sscisd' al
~, Aaeksrei csdesh, Haiiibur Lebster. saisd
Cissss. Condensed MIA. torethsr vfth -.
ss.ossnent q se.ss..bss srtkeiss tsss rsssiv.
4 &c, DwooDrow-
Odd Ysngvs Han Buddlse ~.
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s,rru u'DoylLp. JOHN W. MITCHELL
Formerly Of Mcdonald & Young.
LIVERY STABLE.
THE SUBSCRIBERS, HAVING FORMED
/ a CO. partnership for the purpose Of carrying.
on q Livery and Sale Stable, at the old stand OF
Mcdonald & Young, will keep on hand a due
stud Of Horses, good assortment of Riding
Horses, Buggies and Hacks, and solicit n con-
%tinuancs Of the patronage heretofore 30 literally
extended to Mcdonald * Young.
MCDONALD & MITCHELL.
Wheeling, Feb. e6th, 1867,
CARD.
7 HAVE THIS LAY SoLDoUTNY INTER.
est in the Livery Stable to Mcdonald &
Mitchell. and take Pleasure in recommending
them to my old customers and the prblic gen:
erall, and bespeak for them a liberal share OF
the patronage / have heretofore received.
L. Is. YOUNG.
NIB. All persons indebted to the old firm are
respectfully requested to call and settle. Any
Indebtedness on their part will be paid on pre-.
sentiment of bills. MCDONALD & YOUNG.
feb26- LIT
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DRUGGISTS.
FACTS Fob THE PEOPLE. ;.

aEH rfNaAa - H.N .L1. ELF
I.aughlin's Old Home Bitters
.Curss Dyspepsia without fail
I.aughlin's Old Home Filters
Z cufks Sickness Of Stomach.
..uuhIip,s Old Home Biffersl
Cure, Cramps and Pains.
I.auxalin,s Old Home Batsefs
Curss Indigestion.
U.aughlfn's Old Home Bftters
Cures Heartburn.
U.u1blin,s Old Home Bttten
- Regusaseseth Stomach.
L.auxhlin's Old Home Bfuers
''-l Gives m Appstise .
L.aughifn's Old Home Bftfers
Gives you Strength.
Laughlin's Old Home bit'ers
Gives you Relief Eia
.LaushIin,s Old Home Batters
Never FxilsL
Laughlia's Old Home Bi'ters
Pleases every one fe.r q.
Laughlin's Old Home Bitters
Does - We say. ulS E.
TT II WARRANTED 10 " rAiLs
we claim for it, and we can furnish Cerun
ats and TESTIMONIALS for it In any number. AZ
win relieve distress from focd-purfy . Sun
stomach. It not only creates an appetite on.
enables Won to easily digest your food IL nan
invaiua6le friend to all who are weak deouita-
tod and In \ low state Of Health.
Use Iaurhlin's DID Home Bitters.
T,e Laughlin's Old Home Bittera-
Use Laughlin's Old Home Bitters
Use Laughlin's Old Home Bitters.
Use Laushlin's Old Home Bltterss 4,
II has NO equal as q remedial Agent. There y
not a preparatiou that Is as certain, speedy and
infdlfble In action. We say this without eny
h-sitntion. and can az any time prove we only
,neak the facts. Sold everywhere.
LAuGHLlN, SMITH ",
Sals prnnrfe10rR.
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By LEWIS BAKER.
Terms, b. Nail, in Advance.
n.uEy REGISTER.

One year....I..l. 81 50 Three months-..'H ~
SIX months 49,. 4 w enc mon'n.
m s1-nscumERs IN THE crTf'
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MERCHANT TAILORS,
At lsA than Eastern prices. Flannsls, Hankets.
Hosiery, Cloves. Ladies and Cent? Vests and
Pants, Calioos and Chintze-, best Msrrimsos at
% eenta- some good Maader Colored Calico at
IN cents Fine Tviled Coburgs a IS cents.
Good Brown Mnslin ~ l2i cents. Heavy Ribbed
Merino Hose At Is cents . pair. - and lc-I
Linen and Cotton Sheeting 81 very rednced
prices, and everything else in proportion. Please
cal and examine for yourselves soon. ~ we sI-
peel to only sell for > limited time at these
Extraordinary Low Prices!
Plsase remenber the Place st JOHN ROE
wheeling. West Virginia
JOHN RoRMkR q CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-21
The Ahsurdity Of Drinking.

Ii has become sort OF fpopuiar-aImost 1.
uonal-falth tina; AZ - not possi BILE 10 De sEuty
happy unless yeu drink Amsns csrta
classes-and they are by no means ex ca luslvely
the lowest-dr1nE Is the begtRning and END o Z
everything. The very name OF liquor ~ Eeld
TO be synonymous with enjoyment and N.
dearer he liquor the more AZ is prizad AEc
coveted leteverY mas who not down
night dTunkard. 10 well aware that the pleas
ures or drinking are, beynnd q certain point a
mockery. deluslon ans a snsre 4 put A. %
any one " ho has stood b slf the night a. a os-
or sat hall the night IN club room, drlnkIuc
smoking, and bandyins r~ekless talk, AZ ne en-
Jotment OF such an evening has been any q az
ike that OF a few quiet hours spent 81 home
win d book or newspaper The evil in n upn e
Of tavern pleasure on The health a. 100 opvIoUs
10 be denied by any one. and the iIlusory ma
ture Of the pleasures themselves would oe m
dspiable slso, n the persons VINO Indulge "a
them did not deceive themselyes and par me
ruth ont OF sight.
No oEeever brough: any good on OF drinking
bout yet IL ie q shOr', feyerish spasm of An
but moroseness regret had temper, SELF re-
proach and headache. 1 should ike 70 a.t
you, sir, n you say your prayers wnen goa
ceme home In that sta'ei No, you don't You
are ashamed 10 say them You postpone hem
until you have purged Yourself. your mind, /,
and your lips by more sober and rational De-
baylor. Next night when you pass the honrs
quietly az home with q book or a friend, Won
feel hat you have had real endowment, and
That the time has passed Pleasantly. that you
have learned something, aud that You have not
injured your health. You are not ashsmed 20
say your prayers, and you get up sent mora
ing with a clear head, a good appetite, ard an
increased facility for work and en- ioy ment OF
hfe.-AU The Fear Round.