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PITTSBURGH, Nav 10. 1865.

PITTSBURGH, Nay 10. 1855.
Aessrs. Hoststtsr 4 SsnitA:
GESrLIhKS Daring . visit to the West, last
fall, / contracted chiTls and fever, which brought
nc to my bod. and finally terminated in typhoid
fever, and confined me to my room fur ssversl
months, during which time I was physically so
Frustrated that I almost despaired Of ever re-
covering nay health; having almost entirely lost
my appetite for days, not being able to cat :
morsel, added to which I was distressed with q
Keeling sensation in my head, and passed many
saeeplsss nighth-ail from debility caused by my
PROSTATE condition, brought about by fever, At
thi& stage Of my condition q friend recommended
me to use your celebrated Stomach Bitters, but
being msrally opposed to the use Of stimulants
in any form, I at Hrst declined, but afterwards
yielded my prejudices, and, after taking the
medicine for several weeks, my appetite re.
turned, and with II I am rapidly regaining my
former strength and vigor. Ny sleep from the
loss Of which ] have suffered huch,J has never
been better than Is 10 nov, and the Keeling sen.
sztion (before alluded toy has entirely left me-.
Ny bowels, which wore much constipated and
irregular. IRE now quite natural, and. In fsct, /
am glad TO say that l feel myself 9 new man, and
tender you this testimonial Of my appreciation
Of your valuable preparation, IN order that 9th.
its virtues. Whieh prejudice kept me from enjoy
ing for 20 long . period. I may sAo add that
physician, after seeing tho beneficial effeot Of
our Bitters on me, recommended that / uss
them regularly. Yours, very respectfully
z BOURNE, No. Is Market Street.
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THE CHILD'S CURE
Laughlin's Infant Cordial,

FOB CHILDREN TEETHING.
An Astonishing fat, shst The lsrgsst nunbsl
Of deaths oesur among children 4 bet tkas
vhiie tsething children Are In sosstaat paia.
A fact that during that psriod nothing wiz -
Lave than sooner or moro sfeetuSlly thaa 4 A.. 4 q
LAUGHLN's INFANT CORDIAL .5
NstherA do net ses them mfsr. . "..GWa
USE THE INFANTS CORDIAL
MolAers, relieve their sutferinss by s1'Hs
THE INFANT CORDIAL.
Teething 10 greatly facilitated By q
THE INFANTS CORDIAL.
frctfuiness nd wakefulness cured
By THE INFANTS CORDIAL.
Cholie aud Pain cured instantly
BY THE INFANTS CORDIAL,
Summer Complaint cured rr...r
By THE INFANTS CORDIAL.
No Sleep lost. No Crying Baby II you &C.,
USE THE INFANTS CORDIAL. Z
Every bottle warranted to please or. price -.
funded. Prepared only by l5yalJoyGa a.
-la. & LAUGHLN. SMITH 4 co,
feba4 Druggists, Main street, Wheeling.
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. New Plan Proposed.

Amid all the controversy about Ii
cense laws, the Albany Irgss suggests
the plan of leaving the sale of liquors
free, ssd licensing drinkers, Us IL isthe
drinking, not, the selling, that does the
mischief. The license should provide
that "no mar should be entitled to
drink unless he first got . license; and
any barkeeper who should sell to an , an
licensed party should be subjected to
hne and imprisonment. The license
should be annual; and the sum charged
should be from 20 TO 500. No yoang
man should be allowed . license till b
Was sixteen, and then and until twenty
one years Of age, only . bear license Il
10 moderate cAarss. After t~wsuty-ons
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MRsoufs Secret.

Msssnis Secret
An anscdots is related of q Master
Mason, well known to most of
readers, noted rs he ID for his many
acts of charity. He is withal . man Of
good presence and q great favorite
the ladies-so much 30 as to
cause some degree Of jealousy ON the
part of his worthy spouse. One evening
not long since a bundle came to the
house for him labelled "private.g or
course this was sufficient for female
curiosity, and therefore she INDUCED
in an inspection. Horror of horrors!
baby linen, dc, greeted her
astonished vision, and dreams of two
families foated through her brain. The
husband soon came in, and, after tea,
when the wife had discovered in his
eye the treachery Of his conduct-as she
supposed-he took the bundle and went
out, but not alone, for the Jealous wife
was on his track. The faithless hus-
band little imagined that she who sup
posed herself so foully wronged was
lowering after him. He halted before
a small tenement. which he entered.
Here she paused to hold a council of
war. What tactics to follow she was
in doubt; but she at once determined
to storm the citadel, boldly knocked,
and brushing past the little child who
answered the summons, and stood in an
instant before her husband, the embod-
iment of injured innocence. Her feel
ings were about to find expression,
when the scene before her caused her
to pause. A pale and care-wern man
shivering over the expiring embers Of a
scanty fire, q poor woman on a sick
bed, a babe not old enough for chris
tening, and two little girls snugly
slowed away on some straw in a corner,
met her ferocious gaze. She read the
story at q glance, and returned home
with her husband q better and wiser
woman, satisfied that she had discover
ed the great secret of Masonry.
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HIsnupental Legal Principals In
Mercantile Law.
The following general rules are
worthy of preservation:
THAT which is originally void does
not by lapse of the time become valid.
IA personal right of action dies
with the person.
3.-The law compels no n to do i'm
possibilities.
4.-No one shall be twice vexed for
one and the same cause.
5.-Ths greater contains the less.
6.-The Law fayors things which are
in the custody Of the law. ep
THE husband and wife are but
one person.
s.-Eyery act shall be taken most
strongly against the maker.
9.-When two titles occur the elder
should be preferred.
lO.-Agreement overrules the law. sl
1l.-He who derives the advantage
ought to sustain the burden.
2.-No nan shall take advantage of
his own wrong.
13.-When the right is equal, the
claim of the party in actual possession
shall prevail.
14..He has the better title who is
first in the point of time.
ia right of action cannot arise
out of fraud.
16.-It is fraud to conceal fraud.
1.-THE law assists those who are
vigilant, and not those who sleep over
their rights.
1S.-Ignorance of the law C. no
one.
19.-Who does not oppose what he
might oppose, seems to consent.
20.-When contrary laws come i'll
question, the inferior law must yield to
the superior; the law general to the
law special; an old law to a new law;
mans's law to Gods law.
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4 Cowhiding Affair.

In Norfolk, the other day, an irate
young lady who imagined she had suf-
ficient cause for the proceeding, walked
into a store on Church street, and draw
ing from the ample folds of her dress a
keen rawhide, proceeded to apply it
with muscular vehemence to the back
of one of the several clerks, who were
occupied at the time in waiting on II s
TONERS. The young gentleman was
taken unawares, and instantly placed
hors de combat, but the rapid applica-
ton of the whip Don brought him to a
full sense of his condition, and thinking
discretion the better part OF valor, he
beat a hasty and %inglorious retreat.
The lady with the vigorous arm and
resolute spirit is spoken of as an intelli-
gent and modest native Of this city, and
has preferred the n~otoriety Of this affair
rather than the Islander which she AYERS
has been placed upon her by the young
gentleman whom she attacked.-Er.
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DR.. Schenclx's ManArake Pills,
A Substitute for Calomel. 2.

These Pills are composed OF various roots,
having the power to relax the secreticns Of the
liver Is promptly xnd efcctualiy - blue pill or
mercury, and without producing any Of those
disagreeable or dangerous effects which often
fellow the use Of the lktter. 8 3E .-T j
In all bilious Disorder these Pills may be used
with confidence, ~ they promote the discharge
Of Initiated bile, and remove those obstructions
from the liver and hillary aneta, which are the
cause Of bilious afActions In general y1GWg-
SCHENCKS MANDRAKE PILLS curs Sick
Headache, and AL disorders Of the Liver, indi-
Gated by sallow akin, coated tos que, c~ostiveneaA,
d~rswsiness. and . general fcsling Of wsAriness
a.d las.ituds. Allowing that tie liver b IN 8 srS
pid or obstructsd condition. k nj rai..il.spl
In abort. these Pils may be nsed With adTsn.
tagc IN Al csscs when = Purgstfve or ,afterattve
medieine u required. I'ss3oo V~la141O1.'l.
Please ask fos rDr. Sehennk's xandnn Pm"
and observe that the tso kksasssssof tn Des-
tor ~ On the Government sAmpFonA, Nhel IN
The hAst staSs OF Consunptsu, aud thA sthsr b.
hi prsssnt Aealth. fJ!TOsI s,EISI .n9t
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Trust Sale Of q Valuable Acad.
"a -, envy Buiiding. Irs-.r a.

DY VIRTUE OF DREDo TRUST FROM
d Josiah sAtkinsou, President Of The Beard
of Trustees Of the Wet Liberty Aeadeny, 70
- dated Dscenhef sth 1884, now on record,
besk a, pacease, IN ske RecordefS ofsee, Ola
oo1sty. Wet yifsiphG ! shall On he lstAi Asy
q February, e ~ tAs froni deer q ths Aesdi
sssass, " tss Hissss 's nd s ss y a sss:z
fbPa .-essA,, y the UhSlF sad ob1iIaiAeS I'D
prsaA pusDsftyh In hAid! desd q haa
nsntinsi lsfns sesssers - eeeyn prsheg
: "a 49, 1919 Its - -
sssss.. s~isdsss.sSsae s2lisssS q sdstf.Essds
klunsc~ hiSArSlEsato 70 hoOe Jtii bre
s!ls,EI 9 IFs.s sssyyS.h
e,sseEsIisssa ,q3stEs'ls4 msssxt1
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New York Prize Association.
500 Broadway, New York.

TeEsther With . large sasortmsnt Of ne- ADJ
ElegAst Jsvelry valued NJ 400 600, will w. d..
trlbuted A. foflowsi-
The uAne sod vslus of sneb ,rt,-l. ~ opr
rcsds are marked en- TieIs,. $500 10 S,.Isd
Envelopss. and we'll miIsd. n ,.eeip, Of q
eents a envelope ceutainisg snrs IIeE., viii
be drsvu Sitbout ehoios ana d.iIv.,sd a. sat
ofhcs. or seut by msii 10 .rr 49,. Tn, nc,
chaser sfter sssln~ .hst s[rticls n dr.xs spa u.
Dollsr.-<an then an r.,,nsns - nrs nae,
$500 ~. .rtiei. pJ'1.. n
Tor any ether srtis,. @s,I. y, :. ri.-nis, =,
ths ~ v.ir. 49, Ixato ~, -,
vofth One poli.y mr. nar. ~. pi.rt.
~ pstfobs ean depend on prompt return
nv 20 inneniateiy ~,
IstuIh nal % aehvsreds y cor one
Lx..sf. Tcn many person' seknowl.drne ts
on AK ~ A., ccas .n,s nun IA ma,
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Purost and sweeseat CsA Liver Oil
In the world, manufactured from fresh
elected livers ON the sea coast. This
Oil is characterized by . sweetness and
purity peculiar to it alone. Its reputa-
ton is 90 great that it takes the lead Of
other oils, and is universally prescribed
by physicians. Remember to ask for
Hazard & Caswell's Cod Liver OIL"
Caswell, Mack g. Co., New York, Sole
Manufacturers. For sale by all Drug
gists. maj 2O-mwseowly.
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Fnir md Festival.

The ladies' of the ST. Mathews Church,
who, by the way, know how to get up
such things, are making extensive prep
arations for the fair and festival to be
given at Washington Hall, Oh Thurs
day evening next. A handsome and
and costly dressing gown will be do
mated to the minister who gets the
largest number of votes. See adver-
tisement, secure a ticket, and be sure
and go.
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TS Advertisers.

Advefttsefss
Der Arbeiter Freand is tho only news
paper printed in the German language
in West Virginia. 1t is read BY all the
Germans, without respect to party, in
this State and Eastern Ohio; and is
therefore, an e1cellcnt advertising me
dunn. 1t is issued every Saturday from
the REGISTER Office
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A CARD TO

A Clergyman, while residing in South Amori'
ca as q missionary, discovered = safe and simple
remedy for the euro Of Nervous Weakness,
Early Decay, Diseases Of the Urinary and Semi,
nal Organs, and tho whole train of disorders
brought on by baneful and vicious habits. Great
numbsrs have boon already cured BY this noble
afflicted and unfortunate, I will send the recipe
for preparing and using this medicine, In q seal.
ed envelope, to any one who needs 1t, Fee u
shargs. Please incioss . post-paid eavelope, i'd
dressed 70 yourself. Address, JOSEPH T.
NMAN, Station D, Bible House, New York
City. nevis
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TOWN TRIPLES.
new Advertisement.

New Advertisements.
A tract of land on Duck Creek is Of
fered for sale.
Thos. O'Brien offers to sell fifteen
shares of stock of the Howard Iron
Works.
Fair and Festival at Washington Hall
Thursday evening.
The Potomac leaves for Cincinnati
Tuesday evening.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-25

WEAEB OPENING NEW GoODso OF THE
w latest styles. which have been purchased
since Tia decline in prices add We efer At low
Our stock has been selected With caro- and con.
sists IN part Of goods saitahie Tor Ladies' Gen
uemen, Hisses and Childrens wear. Rich
Black and Colored Silk, Eolored Peplira, Biaek
aed colured Repps, Biask and 6oiored DsiaInes,
Ahpacss. Nerfsos Empress, lBafnoral Skirts
and shrtingA Whits and ColoredB Flsnr.ia.
C~loakingA, Fancy CAssimere for Boys, wear.
Spring Styles Of Ladies shask Household Fur.
nishing Goods, t4. -, eBieaehed Sheetinp.
~ Beaehed and Brown SheseingA Table Llnsn.
Esptile, Hunk Teveis snd Topslink. Ruais
CIssAS Linen Diaper, xanssilles sppsaAs aud
Spread Material Pillow H1sli1s, md Iinera
Hosiery. Gloves. Afexandres Kid Gloves IN.
broidsrieA Laees, Black and Cslors1 vslvcs RS.
bons tsritk Sdssss sdsGA-
We hans s-fev seta fine Max Fun vhirh
yin Be sid cheap. We sofieit ID eraninsticn
61sars gsod. kfors buying slssHhsrA IA,
l3snar LTr1SSs IN. sMirn \ 90 80
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To Busincss Men.

The WEEKLY REGISTER is large and
handsome .forty-eight column paper, and
is read by a larger number and . more
intelligent and well-to-do class of peo-
pie than any other newspaper published
in West Virginia or Eastern Ohio. 1t
ha, a respectable circulation in every
county in this State, and reaches over
five hundred post-ofices in the neigh
boring States. It's value IS 40 adver-
Using medium 10 apparent s'isua
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Fair and Festival
LAND SALE.

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL OFFER FOR
i sale upon the premises at public auction on
Thursday, the 2lst day Of March, 1867, 3 tract OF
295 acres Of valuable land, situate on Duck
creek, Harrison county, W. Va, 81 miles from
west Milford. This Il the homestead farm Of
the late Colonel A. L. Pstton. decd, and is in .
high state Of cultivation, with large and com.
modious buildings, &c, &c.
Persons wishing to purchase, win be shown
tho land by calling upon z. W: Patton, In West
Milford, or Milton Smith, (colored,J upon the
premises.
TRRMs-Aceommodating. .
|. Should this land not be sold upon that day, IL
win be rented out for twelve months.
Z. W. PATTON, }E,,u.
L. N. PATTON, So
f~loS ut .
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.'Mssicnl Leaves and "'Thc Singing
piI1rimv

We have received copies Of these cell
ebrated Music Books by Philip Phillips,
the "Sweet Singer" who will be in our
city tonight and tomorrow, and to hear
whom more interest has been manifested
than in any singer or speaker ever WIS.,
ting Wheeling. Mr.. Phillips books are
beautiful within and without. They
are full of suul-stirring melodies and
free from rubbish, of which too much
has crept into our schools and homes.
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EwADvERTIsElemHe
FOR SALE.

HIFrxEN SHARES OF THE CAPITAL
il stock Of the Howard Iron Works, 800
each share. This stock 10 offered for sale in con.
sequence Of the svnsr lessing TIE city.
E7 "a Y THOS. 0'BRfEN,
feb95 Real Estate Agent.
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TIE G Csld Pen

Ae re- .f t.Eta sci
I'm the world is tho w b Richards
Star Pen, Call on ]. Creassy ct sths
Business College and get one. Every
pen warranted " aar'T@ "~Seirras
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COOKING STOVES, HEXT-
ING AE0YEa.

e sII'a s,% FL 1:Sfts ) ut 1T
AS1@ss:ez&
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Desirable Residence for Sale.
T OFFER FOR SALE AT A LOW PRICE,
i my residence on Monroe street, corner Of
Byron, a. we intend declining housekeeping.
feba3Jv j. W. PAXTON.
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E,er, shreud Bu.ine,. Wan,

Will understand that advertisements
inserted in the REGISTER reach q larg
and important class OF people that can
be reached through 10 other medium.
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HARPER & BROS.

FOR THE PEOPLE! !!
Laughlim's Old Home BitterS
h. Cures Dyspepsia without fail.
Laughlin's Old Home Bitters
Curos Sickness Of Stomach
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Old Home Bitfers
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Laughlin's Old Home Bitters
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Does - We say.
IT - WARRANTED TO DO ALL
i we claim for il, and we can furnish CsrtiR.
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stomach. II not only creatcs an appetite but
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w. ar.b1tn'a nll unpnA nittara
Use Laughlin's Old Home Bitters.
Use LAugalin's Old Home BitterA.
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-,N' ~ LAuGHLIN, SMITH 4 CO.,
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MERCHANT
sUNDRTEs-

A Jew 1ARRELs PnrylR IA.
A.pL1 49,, ssRsaes Grsse; Ksst %
fsstf ~ 1921
rekhs sal.z.aess tIaeloss. asr3 nsSoGcrS
=. l.sE.r.I, csaa.l. SHssss. - 49,
o. lily ls.seh Msssss4I l3kSsT
.smt5mkslkssss11Sls 80
80. .;.a
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Go teGrnves,

UssS: -ryHH rHauts -u- tNt1
No. 90 Monroe street and buy youI
Wall Papers. He has the largest and
and beat assortment in the city. n i
. Feb. 19-lw.
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by Mail, in Advance
DAILY REGISTER.

o,. va, 4; 80 Three months.---E W
SiI months g.. 4O0iO One month";" :"
~ TO srBscsIsKRs IN TIE CITY.
Per uset cts. Per month......!6'et s.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
pnh,i.bsd every Tuesday, fhnnaay, and Sat.
on. eopv. I years 4 90 One copy, 9 mos 30 %
five copies, ! VI. 20 90 One copy, J mos. ! w
A free copy will be sent to the getter up Of
each clut Of FIVE.
WEEKLY REGISTER.
One copy, / yr....ss % Five copies, W y W
One copy, 6 mos I 10 Ten copies Ut ne W
One copy, , mos. 80 Twenty" Tyr. 70
free COPY of the WEEKLY will be sent for
each Club Of Ten; and q free copy OF the III
WEEKLY will be sent fer each club OF TWENTY.
DER ARBEITER FREUND,
GERMAN WEEKLY
B yMai.....-...sa 90 By Carrier. y Is
same club rates AS the WEEKLY REGISTER.
Advertising Rates per Square.
(ASquars is I Of an inch spaoe,)
One time.........S 81 20 One week....---.G 90
Two times.....-.. ] 50 Two weeks.--..-5 90
Three times. Q 90 One month"; "
LOCAL NOTICES. per line, Is cents, but no
notice inserted for less than One Dollar.
Advertisements in Weekly.
One Square, each insertion .--...-...----& u 0O
Special Notices" per q
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BEAUTIFUL ALBUMS,

Holding %. 20. or 90 Gems. We have already
given away about 100 Adams and have 40
more which. we viii continue 70 give each Gus
toner for 1 dofen cards - long a they last
Two thounand dollau' worth Of
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'PARTRIDGE's GALLERY
D. o.. ALWAYS AHEAD
or, AL COMPETITION.
.' o. II
Hundred Photos from Lifs
FLO r NJ Dollar.

INCLUDING A VARIETY OF POSITIONS,
i showint the waole figure II desired- Unlike
Of car competition, we are prepared TO do
al eessaussfs, = ar MHENsf fsTABiTsH.
NENT. E70i Hn' Ur "a Q '1
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The Largest I'm the World,

Will enable Us We are making thousaads of
those beautiful Gem Hksnesses which are 20
popular East, and shan hereafter give each Gus
TONER for Gems oae Of those
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o,. q, 80 Three months..-.G 90
SII months &c.,. 4 col Ont month"; ="
~ IN srpSrKIsERs IN THE CITY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-29
Public Libraries In Boston Not 70 be Opened
ON Sunday.

Public Libraries In Boston Not 70 be OPENED
ON Sunday.
The committee of the City Council IN Boston
to whom the subject was referred have re-
ported against opening the public libraries on
Sunday. They were partly Influenced In
doing 80, it is said, by the alleged paucity OF
Ss.nday visitors to the great metropolitan
libraries in Europe. But they must have over
looked the fact that while most of these
libraries are mainly frequented by persons
belonging to the comfortable classes and enjoy
ing leisure to read during the week, and are
thus apt to be comparatively deserted on Sun
day, Other Libraries of more popular kind,
such as the peoples Libraries in Paris, are
specially crowded on that day, the only one
on which Tho working classes have plenty OF
time for reading. Although the decision OF
the Boston committee might suggest sus-
picion that more or less of the old leaven of
Pmiianism is lingering in the Eimountain CITY,
whe re laws as blue as the blue laws of Con-
necticut used to forbid man to- kiss his wife
and even q mother to kiss her babe on Sum
day, yet it would be uncharitable to deny
that one is free to read and to drink as much
as he pleases in Boston on Sunday, provided
he is q stakeholder in the Boston Ashen@um
or is a member of any of the thousand and
one fashionable hotel "clubs" which the Pro-
hibitory .Licnor law has called into existence.
The nau, yhty little Boston boy whose mother
babe him come into the back yard and play,
but not to roll marbles on the front doorstep,
because it was Sunday, was saucy enough to
ask if 1t W. IS any more Sunday on one side OF
the house hanson the other. But his mother
knew more than he did about the Boston law
of the Sabl oath.