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New-York tribune., 1867-02-18
CORRESPONDENCE
evening.

10 n, EeiiOr ojh,N Tim"
SIR: You charge TnE TRIBUNE with forging tele.
gram and inventng an agreement IN order 10 got
from your office on the night of the lth January
copy of the Test Oath decision. do not think any.
BODY will expect a serious refntatOn of this never
the less send you statement. asking nc favors
and leaving you TO print or not, as you happen to
choose
l. The following is a certified copy of the Telegram
the genuineneSs of which yOu call in question.
The Western Union Telegraph Company.
Free Message and Cheek Auditing Depui ment
Superntendents OlIce No. las broadway, New'Yotk
IC6pyI WAsnINGTOS Jan IA. 1857.
You want the decision of supreme Court in in send
to Ics office for slips 10y an arrangement lhadc AZ tS
JAS. r. YorNG.
Chief Washington correspondent
Send this immediately
A :. B.-Aboye You have correct copy Of message IN
question. GEo. IL od'Ih
l presume that disposcs OF the allegation OF for
gerry.
:. In reply TO the charge of inventng an agreement
annex telegram received this evening:
WAsmINGroN. u. C., Feb t. 1861
10 GEo. " SMILEY, AdtHg Managing Edt2r Ill3lMs
Your dispatch asking for an explanation 0i my dspatch
of nth ult 20 Managing Editor telling him to sood 70
Times office for slips of restOah decision has been re
cciyed sent said dispatch of Mr. Painter ~
Of the only full copy OF the decision taken
only stenogapher that present aud who took fat
notes II was from Mr.. Painter The Herald AID
got their copies of decision. Early In the day On
which the decsOn delivered he cOnsentedto give ma
copy Oh the same condition ne gave The Herdd ana
Times thought the Associated Press report would Do
sufficient II was until between 10 and IL O'Clock
the same night found the Associated Press accOunt
was not as full desired, and applied to Mr. Pjnter
for a COPY He then told me that c0lg euI GO 70 l12
telegraph office here, where the copy N's on me-
and have teeapbed entire. It would be better To
have the New YOrk office get slip from Ite Times ONCE
the same The Hcd and thus reduce the tolls 20 each
PAPER Before sent my dispatch, 10 make sure OF mat
ter, T. accompanied by Mr. Painter, went TO me Itnes
Office here is correspondent and inform hun ~
what was going do but found that he had gone home
JAMES RANKIN YOUNG,
Chief Washington Correspondent " y Tribune
have read Mr. N0ungS statement, and can indOrse s
CORRECTNESS, and yOuch Tor Isis entire good faith in ts
matter. ~, fAlNLhh,
Correspondent OF Philadelphia Inquirer
1t appears that Mr.. Crounse supposed he and The
H,r0H had purchased the whole of Mr. Painters prop
erty in the decision On that point there may have
been misunderstanding but Ic0nceiye il to be clear
that Mr.. Young supposed himself 10 be making 4
valid contract. and that he sent the telegram to this
office in good faith. Aud do not donbt that you
will take great pleasure in Withdrawing the charges
you mistakenly preferred
am, Sir your Obedient servant,
GEORGE W. SMNIIEY Editor la Charge.
O0ice NJ Tbr Tribune. Neir- YORK; Feb. IT, 1867.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18
ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
NLw-YoEK rOwN MEETINGS.

81. IAWGLNCK-The town elections. 50 far as
known nt, resulted i'm choice Of y Republican super
vt,og, a, Democrat. MacOlnb cecting David Day, the
DrIunNst. The following the Republicans elected -
Canton. ~ " iiae Cotton W. \. Jaquis; Depeyster.
!. B Chandler; Edwards, L. " Gardner, Jr Fine, J.
And'rs,n. HcrmOn. A. A. MattesOD; Hammond, a. ".
-igoirnry. HJpknton Franklin Kellogg; Lawrence, +.
~ frrls. li,hOu, a. A.. Martin; Madrid, II. o. Sweet
Mt>s,lt, T.. Cllry: MOuistOvn, W X Fitcn; Norfolk.
J. 10 Atwatcr Oswegatchie B. II. Vary: Parishyille,
Allrn WhpPie: Pierpont, o. A. Howard Russell W. T..
Boyd. stockholm, Pho Abbott; POtsdam, L. W Foster
Wadd rs stou &. g. Montgomery.
S,ulYIIi We have the following returns: Dix
Annn Ackicy. Democrat, majority 10. Readng-B G.
IIrrI Is.ru c 81. no opposition. MOntOur-Samuel W.
Ha-kctt Republican. HectOr-Elmer {. Spaulding, Re
plbli.tn. Catharine-EatOn j. AgaId Rgpubicau.
sayuft- -I,fin Wood. Democrat Orangc-Abram Bark
lev Independent Tyrone-HaunOn L. Gregory, Republi-
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18

There is an advance on Steel, which we
are trying to make now, us we hardly did IN
1898: but the average rate of duty on all
descriptions of Iron is decidedly lower by the
Tariff bill now before Congress than by the
act passed in 1S28-aD act under which the
whole country attained unprecedented pros
perity and of which no man ever did or coutd
demand the repeal Oh the assumption that
under il Labor was not generally employed and
fairly rewarded That act was passed by q
Jackson Congress, by a vote of l0j to "a i'll
the House. and of 20 to q in the Scnate-New-
York casting % votes for to against it; while
the North West, with Kentucky, gave it au all
hut unanimous support.
49, The present bill is identical in principle
and quite similar in its essential provisions with
the Tariff of 1923. We were not old enough to
help tic passage of the former, but quite old
enough to rejoice over it most heartily. And
the rcsilt proved that We had good reason to
do it,.
That some of the ProtccionistS OF other days
should have turned against us proyokcs no COM
plaint aud eXclteS no surprise. This is world
of mutations. But why will not some Senator
Grimes or Lane, ar other Wing champion of
other days, tell Us Just what he meant in those
days when he supported Henry Clay for
President! And surprising he meant anything,
then, what can he mean now
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18
Nevertheless, the money is not likely to be
rejected.
/" THE BLACK TARIFF"

If we were to give full credit to the import
ers mouth pieces in this City, we have been
constantly increasing and exageerating the rates
of duties levied on imports, till they are now at
least twice as high as they were thirty to forty
years ago; while the Tariff bill now before Con-
grcss will, if passed, so aggravate them that our
foreign commerce will be entirely destroyed, (in
fact they have proclaimed this calamity immi-
nent at least thrice already)
To show the untruth of these representations,
we here present the rates of duty levied on the
different kinds of Iron and Steel by the Tariff
of 1923 (for which Silas Wright and Martin Van
Buren voted in comparison with those pro-
posed to be levied by the Tariff bill now be-
fore Congress Where the two Houses are at
variance, we have taken i'll every case the
highest rate adopted by either And, as our
Iron and Steel manufacturers are regarded by
the Free Traders as the most rapacious and
brsHen of all our mOnopOtiStS,' it will hardly
be contended that these rontraSted eXactiOnS do
notfairly exhibit the general character of the two
Tanffs We urge that they be carefully studied:
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18

Mr.. Peabody, gift to the Southern States, for
the education OF their youth, is not very CRATE
fully received. The Richmond Dispatch, AugustG
Chronicle, and other leading papers, consider
that the selection of Northern men for the
majority of the trustees is "a giatuitOus
insult to the honor, intelligence, and man
mood OF the South. that the fund is
intended To educate " children at the South IA
" Yankees" and they especially object that it
u W be used IOr the education oG negroes.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18

A River and Harbor BILL appropriating
Sl.SO0OOO TO various River and l!arbOr improve
mentS. passed the House on Saturday. Most
of these works are needed some of them are
OF pressing Importance; but not half so much
should be thus appropriated when the Finances
are in 50 critical u condition, with Labor and
materials 50 high, a. at present. This Is an
other dcyrc for pcrpetuating indefinitely, it
not eternallv. our dchnsed Currency.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18

The Senate, yesterday. passed the bill pro-
viding for the allotment Of the members OF
the Supreme Court among the circuits. THIS
legislation is merely supplementary to the law
recently enacted for the reorganization OF the
Court. which was found to be imperfect in
reSncct 10 Ibis distribution.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18
spovTAyEous U-MAN COMBUSTION.

Tkf flIaTH fiE IuBIKK
INmANNPOiIs. Feb. iG--A well authenticated case
yf spontaneous combustion occurred ia COlumu., 80
miles -pu'i ~ THIS city, yesterday morning Andrew
Nnltc German very intemperate In his habits, was
found dead i his shop hir lips entirely burned away
leaving stastly hole, his tongue charred 20 crisp
He ws. burned II BY fire coming out Of his
rosifis snd his Clothes si burning when found
No Oiv-r part Of the body save tho air passages
burned. IiysieaDs who examined the body pronounce
BE- clear 0f spontaneous combustion II Is supposed
that tse ;re Sas COMMUNICATED S sif"mutmg to uglt
tE1
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18
THE FRESHETS.
RucrroN oY 4 BRIDGE IL MISSOURI.

DESTRUCTION OF A BRIDGE II MISSOURI.
y fKiSUSS.
KANSAS CRY. Feb. l6.--rwo spans of the wagon
bridge Kav River at wyandotte. were swept away
by flood this D. M The bridge erected last fall. Al
cost ~ $4,000 and is feared will bo total loss Tia
Missouri River at THIS pont has risen rapidly this r. M
and wOrlt on tue piers OF The Cameron Railroad Oydsi
has ceased ou account 0t the hisl Wa.is
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18

The House on Saturday passed bill pro-
viding more clearly and fully for the contin-
gency of vacancies at once in the offices OF
President and Nicc-Prcsident respectively. This
bill ought 10 become a law.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18

The Italian Ministry has been hastily recon
Structed under RicaSoli. The delight OF the
Radicals with the dissolution of the Second
Chamber indicates their hope for an increased
strength in the next Parliament.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18

Mr.. Doolittle prayS the Almighty to give
him power to utter the truth, and then de
clares that the title of the bill to restore civil
Government to Louisiana should he to or
"ganizc hell in that Statcw
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18

The arrival of the assassin Surratt Is one OF
the most interesting points of to-days news.
The L. S. war steamer Swatara was yesterday
hailed in Chesapeake Bay. and by this time
has brought in her bad freight, and accounted
for her long voyage.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18
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MONDAY. FEBRUARY IS, 1867.
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New-York tribune., 1867-02-18

r5' 4 Letter from our Special CoreSpondentt
in Boston, communication on ne projected
Tunnel RdawGys, an Article on the Canada
Gold Mines, tie Girl COTt Reports, the Money
Article and Ciiy NewS UW be found on the
second page, aud the Markets and some City
NeirS ON the third DO9e.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18

We print on another page letter in favor OF
an underground Broadway road-a plan which
does not commend itself to us as the best, but to
which we accord a hearing.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18
Jo GOpRFSPONDENTS.


No motto, can b. taken Of AuonImou, Communications Whatever Is
intended for insertion authenticated By ths name nd 'd
Of . rt.r-Dot necessarily for publication ba ~a guaranty TOT
bs good faith
All business letters fo' th O5ce shond be Ad1"e1 70 I
UNE' NesYork
", cannot undertake. n rrarn rejected Communications
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18
III nNlR. SCALr. I'D FACE.

a,or n the above ysshe Book puJshet ani or sale
v.4et s2 Eroai.se DO consulted t No ~ bond
Nrr i- inalt ctleor diseases o the heid "l1ch are
puiuc g Of p
pril ,Hir Suppressed secretion. Tbckenea Secretion
Dauia tuas uctsste danru MatteIa.ed Secretion
tno,, is,fph Ring Worn SAT- Rrum Scah Head Eczema
h,r~t, 'ta-d Policies Itching, Swollen Roots Dry fadcl and
oil kinds O sore heads other diseases conducive
so Doctor tnrt5 AeGe
Nsttrist. Inlsrrular Eruption - the NAn aS
u sni Moth aut FIeck"s Moe
vth" cutting personal application
Plyssd country Who us@es specially
u 81 .
All .u1.--- 81 ~. n.t...aLA IN h. l.-eL -r.e.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18

cor not to be" rests entirely with himself; and
that his very first lesson is to distrust and shun
by-paths and short cuts, and keep straigf
along the broad, obvious, beaten highway.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18

sONHAhihEeto

Aui ., - guaranteed II feel uesssary particularly 70
, the m " purchaser, above er designs
AZ, ben rlt extensively These goods only be pro
r-,pns ,bl, daalrI, thr,f shnlt the counrv
liz WoRKs 10 PERFECrION-Mrs. NINSLOWS
Scprss Srsue for children tcehn-, perfectly h'rne III pro
face, ,, que. ep iy Relieving THE child fen PAIN and the
utl, cs--, ,sse, "eig' button 1t cures wind colo
AMI r,l,s 'vs to the mother aui health TO the
lii Dfs, sS Fatou-a S,aYork and No 2o5 High Hol
bora i,l..p Ea-,ud Ee s1 call or Mas WINsLows
Soora.a s,sr," having the a Of CURTIS PERSlNs' on
.h. ,tl, !. rlsnn.- an ehers sre h,.e lIrailns
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18
BUSINESS Noiiree.
AMtRICAN (WALTHAsD WATCHES.
rHE BEsT IN THE WORLD.
The GORHAM MANUFACTURING COMPANY

The GORnAM MANUFACTURING COMPANY
gt vsRsssu o. Providence L. inform the trade that they pro
d1r 81, ELsgrNOPIATkD GOOnS comprising fall lNSHE aud lEA
description OF superior
QUALITY, s of deg.S The base is Nickel Silver upon
lh a d.' Silver such thickness that heS possess al
the s son silver utility and nom beauty oi design and
sup-r,r l., "a t-- uulslnguishsDe from H. 80.
Nsnucufug COMPANY With confidence 70 the high
rrpl. i-5 have established production Of SoLn SILVER
W,sE m a years engaged and they
sars palr ,e viii fully sustain that reputation by the pro
d,u - M quality sud extreme dua
laiy .. entire satisfaction 20 ae purchaser All SThce
,IsI. - : 20 r- stamped thus:
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18

Advertisements for this weeks issue OF IRE
wEEKiv TRiBuNE must be handed in ToDay.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18

FIzBErn CADY STANTON will give the second lec'
fure of the Fraternity Course. upon National AT
fairs. in the Brooklyn Academy OF Music, tomorrow
evening.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18
TaE ErREKA BRICK MACuINE

n,k., gsld Br PER hour rh osv Hip and ON, poir
h1rss N f lJse H1s cynDief m1ehidrg
81 order br,d.rp dOr Its great simplicity aud
, command the approval Of evey expert at sgAL
We -.slertr ih- world 20 pIOlUre its e4aaL
Nsfs..+ 4 Jfgrai.s a. Gii JUfchrssfN
RECr (~1er 20 TAI Br0atva~. Y Y
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18
Tur FRANKLIN BRICK MACHINE,

~ perfect simplicity strength ard nnmenss
with eight anJ two horses TO
a. -at. $500 elegant bricks per hour
q rv,tE. Proprietor ~. Il Broadway, y. l.. Room &
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18
ColoArr's IloxEY Toilet SOAP.

This Cos ~ en- ,rr Universal demand. j. made n
th~ gtnts.r .uarrs rAsttNrL1 aud ettren
sRvxri, %, rrDa le 10. sale By all Druggists
Fiarr .tBt< t~.--D
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18

STEINWAYS ROOMS.
THIS AFFtRNOON-SENElINI AND PEASES MORNING
CONCERT = Fos,su Mr. G W. Colby
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18

BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC
THIS EVfNING-ELEVENTH MONDAY POPULAR CONCERT
Ma Pu.pi 9o Mills ME Rosa, Dit Colby. Theo. Thomas
Irti-xiIt
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18
NWrOEY IllIR RE,TORFH

wrr ,''gf rrsr11- y go'ityeIr restore the hair Al
-" . J. GTi- fsts Bgl Tie manufacturer
q NtN R~REN. Chemist. No i13 Sirtlrave
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18

HELLN 4 Icons MINSTRELS .,
TpI, ,EVNNISG o. CINDkH-LhON 49, MADAGASCAk bALLEl
IROJPg-IlGk TWO PElMA DONNAS.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18

DOUWORrU HALL
THIS EykNING-M. HARTZ THE iLLUSlONlSI. Froteus'
llntLn n. r.t
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18

EXHIBITION or PAINTINGS
nay AND EYENING--Iost Bouheurs Horse Fair,' ETC. az
D-fhrs Aft Rooms No 8f3 BrogtRar
DE- ,I Acrrira iatrguts Fleet Passing the forts al Ne"O
e. Suv.I Buidng, No. 81 West Tenthst
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18

PIFTnAvE OPERA HOUSE - .
THIS bVi NtNG-GRlFFIN CHESTS MlNSIEELc. NsN
~ lLu.l. Uautng. etc.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18

NIBIO'S GARDEN NM
TiI, TVINING-gHE BLACK CROOh-Oreat Farseuhe ba'e'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-03
The Po,tage stamp Manin,
TREASURY DEPARTlLENT,
OPFIcE or ISrRESAL REVENUE,

w ASHlG0TOHa ApE14ff 'Qls- -.
SIR:-I thank You for calling my at
tention TO the recent article In the Bos-
ton 4dUeTttSer entitled 1.-THE Cancelled
Stamp Mania"
lam constrained to believe that this
"mania" does not originate from any
philanthropic purpOseof mental eccen.
tricity. believe, rather, that in most
instances those solicitors for large ac-
cumulations Of cancelled postage and
revenue stamps, are directly or indirect
Iy connected with frauds upon the rev.
enue. Many Of these persons are I'M
doubleday Innocent, through ignorance,
of the use for which these stamps are
employed.
It is believed that after stamps are,
from vaiious pretsxts. accumulated in
quantities, thsyIare chemically treated
In such a way 40 to remove all marks
OF cancellation, are properly gummed,
htted for use, placed in the market, and
sold to innocent purchasers. If this
fact was generally understood, the pub
lie would not be so often duped by the
benevolent and eccentric.
The early attention of the local reve-
nue. officers Of the country will be called
to this subject, and the department will
do all in its power to prevent frauds OF
this character, and to discover those
who perpetrate them and bring them to
punishment.
Very truly yours.
E. a. ROLLINS, Commissioner.
Hon. Saml Hooper, Washington, D. c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-03
DIR. T. ]. KISNER.
ECLECTIC MEDICIN

I
NEW TREATMENT q NEW REMEDIES
DR K. HAVING SECURED THE SER.
IL VICES Of an intelligent assistant, who
win attend to the PREPARATION Of medi-
ctnes, putting up ipreScnpt &C., Will ems
| BILE him to give more attention 70 out pa
tents, especially TO his many friends In the
country. his medicines ara all prepared IN
his own once, and all delivered TO his pa-
tents BY himself On. X. treats an diseases
| ity ts afhicted. BE has q large number Of new
remedies, which have proved remarkably
CRnic ia I glS ~ 5ne nav BEEN
supposed TO be incuTable, among winch may
be named: Consumption. sScrofqle, DIS
Cancem and Skin Diseases, His MODS q
treating Liver Diseases, Stomach Complaints
Bronchitis and all diseases OF the Throat
er diseases OF the Heart, Neuralgia, Epllepsy'
Spinal Affections, and all diseases OF the SeI-
vouss System, Is acknow ledged by all who have
ever known TO the medical profession. Dr. n
has been emlnently successful in the ueat.
mint OF all diseases peculiar TO women, yn'
Ne nstTul Distractions, Painful MenStIusnoni
Leu crrhea, Uterine and Ovardon TumoIsI
Prol apSuB OteE and all Nervous diseases 10
which they are subject.
he makes speciality in the treatment o.
All Chronic Ad6etIOnS OF the Genito Urinary
Organs, viz: CataTh Of Bladder and UretnIai
Irritable Bladder, and N0n-retentton anu
Gravel, Biabetis and Didicult Urnating, By.
phIlitiG Diseases in an their varied I OInH
CShonarrhea. its complications and se9ueLaI
SpeFmatorrheaR and ImpOtenGy, and all ansS
tons consequent upon youthful indlscI LSHI1f
Also special attention paid TO the GeatL mem
or FistulSS. White Swelling, STotnIo91s
Sores, VarIcose Ulcers, &c. Persons aInlc SSs'
particularly with old troublesome c SP'
mould loSe no time to call on or addres " n
RIRNER Communications containing -
promptly noticed. Once scT1prons ~ ~
44nedit4ns cash. For visits In city, same -
.
once 20. odd Fellows building, few
doom east OF Mcclure Honse, Monroe s ~ to5
Once houp A. IN NJ Y % Y A'' IanlS
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DAILY TRAIN.
BENwOoD ACCOMMODATION.
To connect with c. o. r, R. Div,

JOHN L. WILSON, Master OF Transportation
r. 7. DEVR1ES
lan7- General Agent, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-03

wheeling and pittsSurRS
Way Mail.............. :. &c.,.
Through Eastern via
Bait d Ohio X. r. for
Washington, D. c.,
Baltimore and Rich
mond .,,..,,, ..., ,,. =, !. g. I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-03

BUSINESS on the landing yesterday
was rather livelier than for several
days past. The Hudson arrived from
Cincinnati with good load, part OF
which was large lot of salt and pig
iron. The Glasgow, from Pittsburgh,
with big load Of freight and barge
in tow, for st. Louis and the Missouri
river, was ut the wharf, and took on
about twenty tons Of iron. The regu-
lar packets made their usual trips,
The Rebacca is the ParkeTsburg packet
this morning. The Hudson leaves for
There were seventeen feet OF water in
the channel last evening and still
rising. The weather has been cold and
disagreeable for several days, and fires
have been a very comfortable institu-
ton. rs5- tEf Fl - ris.sa1 III
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ANoNs the arrivals at the Mcclure
House last evening, we notice the
names Of Rev. Mr.. Kimball, Brigadier
General Charles II. Howard, (brother
OF Maj. General o. o. Howard) and Col.
Raymond, all connected with the Freed
mems Bureau. The State OF West Vir-
ginia has recently been attached to the
Department OF Washington, and the
management of its operations has been
placed in charge OF Gen. G. Ii. Howard.
These gentlemen are here on an official
visit, and are looking after the interests
OF the Freedmen in this region. This
morning they will visit The colored
school to see what progress our colored
people are making in that direction.
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a HORRIBLE SPECTACLE.-we were
considerably Disguised last evening by
sight we witnessed on Fourth street.
A gentleman who wore hoTT-id SpeeyG-
cteS, which he DID NOT purchase at Ok
toby d Dutield's Jewelry store, (oppo
site Merchants National Bank), for
some time vainly endeavOred to read a
hand-bill. Superior spectacles, clocks
and jewelry can be had at l03 Main
street. Repairing promptly executed.
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DoH'Tsend your old furniture to auc
ton or throw it to one side on account
OF few scratches or because the polish
is worn of or become dim. Get bot
tie of Bookings Furniture Polish and
apply it according TO directions, and
you will have piece of furniture as
bright as though 1t were new. Price
. cents per 6Ottle. Sold by Edmund
Booking, No. /, Odd Fellows Hall.