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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-01-10
TAYLOR HOTEL.
LOUDoUS STREET,
WINCHESTER, VA.
!. p. HEIROsIMUs, Proprietor.

WITH competent assistants and polite and at
w tentive servants, think can safely guar
sntee satisfaction to nv guests. Itshall be my en-
deavor to restore the Taylor Hotel to its former
reputation as the best conducted and most com
Portable public hou.e in The Valley.
J. p. HEIR0SIMUS.
Winchester, Nov. Is, 1859.
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JAMES MANSON
NOTICE.

II ANiNG removed our store % the corner.
4 4 known for many years as th, Stephenson
corner. we viii De happy 90 meet an our ola cus:o-
ners 7rd as many rev ones as NAV please 90 give
us their patronage, plcdclug ourselves % do an in
our power Co give satisfaction
SEPT -E. 1850. HOWELL. II BRO
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VIRGINIA FREE PR ESS--FIIE OLD II
DRI1Gs, DRUGS!

w. =. MASON,
Druggist & Pharmaceutist,
Al l.r ca Stand Of Campbell & Mason,
HAS alvsys on band fun and complete stock
/ of DRUGS.
CHEMICALS.
PATENT MEDICINES,
Points, Oh, ynrnishos, Window Glass and
FANCY GOODS,
Including Hair Brushes. Fine Kidding and Pocket
Combs Prrfumerics. Toilet Soaps. &c. NJ stock
os ST ATfONERN and SCHOOL BOOKS. is com
p'rtr Aav Book wanted II not on hand, wlh pc
furnished within three days. am Agent for the
sole Of Bibles Tor the Virginia Bible Society al
their ra;es
Physicians Prescription, compounded with the
utmost care and dcspatch-at all hours.
I ask especial attention o. my stock OF aint'
Oils and Window Glass, which val DO SOFA al ihe
VERY LOW WEST rates.
Coal Gii and Lamps.
A varied and beautiful assortment OF Hand and
stand Lamps always on hand.
January IL, lS6y.
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LADIES W0RK.

For the accommoda The ade, he will keep
on hand, at all times complete assortment Of
Ready-Madc Work,
which he will warrant 90 compare with any ihat
can be- found in the country.
RKPAIEIsG done in thc b,st glc, on the shofle.t
notice Nsw woRk and RtPsIEiSG executed in
from twelve To forty-eght hours and no dis,p-
poinmru;s at the hour promised.
S:ss~ II must be understood that as Cash IL re
qurtd in the purchase Of all material used ~ ny
business and pay OF hands, must exact from all.
without respect TO persons, CASH on delivery Of
work
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FALL GOODS.

w are now receiving our Fall Stock ofGood-
w which We respectfully ingi.c aH % cal and
examine. KEaKSLLY SEEEREE
October 81, 1860.
CARPETS -Brussel Ingram. Stair. Hen.p
Y and Rag Carpets, h,ys. Oil Cloth aud Fsot
Mats, for sale BY kEAaSLEY a. SHEERER
WTANTED-W alnuts Dried Apples and Peach-
w e, By KKARsLEf f-slIEEEER.
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e. Va. s.
PERFECT MATERIAL,

AND TO EMPLOY NONE But
Competent WOrkmen,
thoroughly skilled their business he can promise
Boots and Shoes,
for Gentlemen. Ladies, Misses and Children, in a
stye that cannot be surpassed. lie also obligGtes
himself to make all repairs made necessary by the
ripping of work sold or made at his establishment
free of cost.
His READ ENADE WORK, which will be
sold at the reasonable figures. has been selec-
ted with the greatest care, and TO the Ladies who
have so literally patronized him in the past, he is
able 20 give guarantee that nothing will be sold
from his shop that is not strictly what he recon-
mends il to be. He has no desire to deceive, but
wishes to make living by straight forward, hon
est manner Of dealing.
lie will keep constantly on hand large and
general stock Of the very best quality of SOLE and
UPPER LEATHER, Calf and Morocco Skins, Ii
nings and other Findings which he will sell at the
lowest prices for cash He respectfully asks call
from the public.
VA Highest price paid for HIDES in Trade, or
the Cash if necessary.
April 25, ISG7-tf. SAM'L II. WOODY.
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rENHE undersigned arc now prepared TO furnish
FRAMES. DOORS. BLINDS. SASH, FLOOE-
NC. NOJLDINGS. BRACKETS, or any kind of
Scroll, Saving, and everything needed in the way
OF woodwork about the building of Houses, at our
"BLCO5EEY SASH FACTORY"
on the shenandoah river, 2lz miles above Keyes
Ferry. g miles below Shaunoudaie Springs, and 3
miles from Charcstovn.
A., this IS home enterprise we look FOR the pa
tron3Ec % ou~ own people, and it they do not en-
courage MS it will not be on account either Of
prices, quality ofwork, or spirit accommodation.
LUMBER OF ALL KINDS,
either Rough or Dressed, kept constantly on hand
for sale. Post Odct. Charlcstawu. Jefferson CO.,
West Va. KEARSLEN SIIEERER.
Wrrtv PUrIuS. Manager.
April lf, 1865
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March Is, lsG9-ly.
JULIUS G. HOLMES,
House Carpenter
And builder.

INFORMS the citizens Of Jefferson, Clarke, Fred
1 erick Berkeley Counties, thathe has opened a
CARPENTER and JOINING SHOP.
in Charlestown, and will attend to REPAIRING OF
HOUSES and will CON7RACT for BUILD-
LNGS All work will be done in the neatest and
most workman-like manner, and at moderate rate.
On hand. Lumber Door Frames Window Sash, sc.
S-e.COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in exchange
for work. All who want their work done prompt
" and neatly will find it to their advantage to give
him call. Shop adjoining the Blacksmith shop
of Mr.. Hiram 0'Bannon.
April IL, lSG7-tf.
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@For the present, the instruction in English di-
vided among the Professors Of Moral Philosophy,
Modern Languages, and History, with the aid Of
an Assistant Professor.
THE duties of this Chair are discharged by the
Professors of Chemistry and Natural Philosophy.
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NEW FIRM!
NEW GOODS!
NEW STORE :!

wv + are now opening, at the new and handsome
w Store Room on the corner of Main and Law
renee streets neat and carefully selected stock Of
DJy Goods, Notions, Fancy Goods. Lasting
CATERS, Morocco Boots, Hats and Caps,
Groceries, QWeenSwdre, IIoOdrdre.
Also, a stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING FOR HARVEST.
We ask especial attention to our stock Of Balti-
more City made Gaiters, Morocco Boots and Misses
Polish Shoes. We are prepared to furnish work
that will give entire satisfaction, and at prices to
please. All we ask is trial.
W.. BE sure and bring your CASH as our Book
Keeper is absent, and we will guarantee bargains.
.Inne 10. lSfQ.
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u Goll-l,nith,a

Emporium nf Fashion an Main St, Charlsst1wn.
Com. 7r' s.c The finest, haudsomest and cheap-
ESQ goods ever offered I'm this Valley, such as Cali
-.es and y.t.'us 10 an brands. Black and Colored
Nipac5s p..aIns, striped Lus,re, Scotch Plaid.
ginso3is. Balm. rails, Plain. Figured and Opera
tl1-rels. Canton Fisnrcls. DE. &c.
tsrcc'7. attention is called 90 NV fine stock Of
"..'1 and Fancy Couotcrpancs. Blankets and
l.lo blar6gts. have also added 90 my stock Of
Fancy Good. a tuii iinr Of RIBBONS.
Garturn come and see lha elegant business
suits. inc Dress Suits, Bows Clothing. aud Fur
HishW- Goods OF every description at prices low
cr chan ans store this side of Baltimore CITY.
dy stock ut HATS, GAPS. TRUNKS and VA
Li>-N s complete b. every respect.
j. GOLDSMITH
Ns.a .eet thlrl1,,ovr, Shenandoah Street.
'''.'-. Do 1868. Harper Ferry.
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IEAIIjER

manufactured under his o. ~, -rvision, by the
best city workmen. He stock Is such AS 10 recon
mend ID TO every Judge OF
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Boot; x shocs Required.

7 AN prepared TO do repairing Of all kinds at the
shortest notice and upon the most reasonable
terms most respectfully solicit share OF the
public patronage can be found at my residence
one door above the Episcopal Parsonage.
Sep. u. 1868. JESSE BLOCkLEl.
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IVA. w. 3.
NO HUMBUG HERE!

rI'HB subscriber. having iuat returned from Fred
eriSk City with 7yt.l IS stock of superior
material, is prepared tl - lie citizens Of Jsf-
ferson county, the very -r-aa3 IN
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WATER.PROOF COMPOSITION.

WATERFRONT NVMIUNIIIVN.
lie has constantly on hand supply Of this vain
able article which has been used during tie past
winter with entire ,atisfaction BY many of his ems
toners. lie would refer those vho wish 10 know
something Of its value 10 the following gentlemen
who have used it with effect, riz:-Dr. John u.
Starry. W. J. Hawks. Capt. John J. Lock W. e.
by and George w. Eiche.borger.
April 70, ls69-ly. J. G. KEMP.
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Brass and Copper
Also COUNTRY PRODUCE of all descriptions,
without exception.
For anv of the above enumerated articles, you
are at liberty 10 trade ifyou choose, in which
Won will get more than the cash price.
The articles Kept in the store are generally
known. but for the information Of those who might
not know. let it be said that we keep from needle
to an Anchor, or hogshead Of Sugar; by an An
Choir OF course We mean Fish Hook.
Gold and Silver will be bought according TO Bal
timore quotations
INTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS Of all denom-
nations constantly on hand can be sent by letter
on application. }. NJ. DECAu IaNE.
Harper's Ferry, W. Va, June 10, ls69-3m.
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TO THE FARMERS,
Millers and Others
CO--PARTNERSHIP.

rI'HE undersigned have entered into a Co-Part
nership under the firm Of STARRY 4 LOCK,
for the purpose of conducting the Produce Com
mission and Forwarding Business at the Charles
town Depot. ). u. SIAhhn,
Jan. TO- 1857. JN0. J. LOCK.
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Large and New Stock
OF
Fall and winter Goods,
OPPOSITE THE BANK CORNER.

arc now opening them at the store opposite the old
Bank Corner. Great care has been exercised H.
the selection Of this stock. and Il embraces such
articles most needed by the community.
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September %, lsso-tE
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-13
Cincinnati Items.

CINcINNATI, April 12.-The 0nstr
tutionality of the law in aid of the
Cincinnati Southern Railroad is Go be
tested in tho courts. Some time ago
the City Council granted a loan of
$50,000 to the trustees of the South
ern Railroad uuder the authority Of
q supplementary set of the LegislR
ture to pay for the survey. To-day
the city solicitor. by virtue of b. Of
fee as tax payer, filed an appl pa
ton for an injunction to restrain the
payment of that loan. on the ground
of unconstitutionality Of the laws
creating the board of trustees, and
authorizing the loan, and also on the
ground that such use would be mis-
application of the corporate bonds.
The incorporators OF the Ironton,
! Portsmouth Il Cincinnati Railroad
met to day and effected temporary
organization. The survey is 70 be
made at once.
Thomas White, Of Dayton, was
tried in the United States District
Court on the charge of aiding and
abetting A. j Bevis in passing one
hundred and twenty dollars IN coun-
terfeit currency, aad was convicted.
4 The Republican Convention of the
/ Fourth Congressional District of In
H diana, assembled to day at Conners-
vile. There was a large attendance.
Hon. B. +. Claypool. of Fayette, pre-
sided, Mr.. > Julian's friends presented
letter from him. dated Washington,
10 which he withdraws from the con-
test, hoping thereby to promote bar.
mony, and pledging himself to sup
ort the nominee.
w. B. Payne, of Wayne County, o
friend Of Mr.. Julian, therefore moved
A that Hon. Jeremish Nj. Wilson, of
Fayette, be declared the unanimous
choice of the Convention, which was
carried, in the midst of much ap'
Eplause. 3A go E.s5.s
Resolutions were adopted Teafirnon-
ing the resolutions adopted at the
recent Republican State Convention,
aud recognizing the fidelity of DIR
Julian. The Convention was very
harmonious, and all the work was
done up In less than an hour. xHa
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COns,Tu1mptIoni..

The Three Remedies. "SCHENcH's PUI.-
MoNro SYRUP," for the cure of Coughs,
Colds, Bronchitis, and every form OF Con-
sumption. The peculiar action OF this med
icine ripens the ulcers In the lungs, pro-
NOTES the discharge of the corrupt matter
by expectoration. Purifes the blood. and
thus cures Consumption, when every other
remedy fails. a lQ
+" "scheneks sea-Weed Tonic" for the
cure of Dygpepsia or Indigestion, and all
diseases arising from debility. This tonic
inyigorates the digestive organs, supplies
the place of the gastric juice when that is
deficient, and then enables the patient to
digest the most nutrIcious food. IL Is a
sovereign remedy for all eases of indIges-
ton. -4s s-o.- e..rsss ~ f66a fe
Sehenck's Mandrake pills" one OF the
most valuable medicines ever discovered,
being a.vegetable substitute for calomel,
and having all the useful properties as
cribed TO that mineral, Without producing
any OF its injurious effects.
To these three nedicthes DR.. j. II
schenck, of philadelphia, owes his un-
rlvaled success in the Treatment OF Pull
monte Consumption. The Pulmonic Syrup
Tipens the morbid matter, discharges It,
and puri1es the blood. The Mandrake
Pills act upon the liver, remove ali OBJ
atructions therefrom, give the organ @
healthy tone. and cure 9Liver Complaint.
which Is one Of the most prominent causes
of Consumption. Sab fi9 orf
The Sea- Weed Tonic In -igorates the
powers of the stomach, and by strengthen
Ing the digestion and bringing IL to q nor
NAL and healthy condition, improves the
quality OF the blood, by which means the
formation of ulcers or tubercles In the
lungs becomes impossible. The combined
action OF hese medicines, as thus ex-
planned, W cure every case OF Consump-
tlon, If the enedies are used in time and
the use OF the Is ispefsevered IN sunlcient-
iy 10 bring the case to q favora bic tern1i ma
Gae-------l d1s1 IElal fD-It Ie-F .a
Oh. SchenclN 49,. asaanac, coutathing q full
treatise on the various fO4.-a of. aiaaaea
his mode OF treatment, and generaT u1s-.A-
lions hoy TO use his medicine, can be had
gratis or sent by mail by addressing his
Principal ohiees No, Is North Sixth Street.
Philadelphia, Pa. vi ai4r5a H-e
Price OF the, PulmonIe Syrup and sea-
weed Tonic. each 81 SO per BOTTLE or 81 60 "a
half dozen. Mandrake Pills, Csc. per box. /.
For sale BY all dI uggists and dealers.
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WALL sTREEL MYSTERIES.
FFOIicsJ OF the Bulls and Bears
How They Gore and Scratch
zach other:

/ T
An exceedingly ingenious device OF
some Of the younger men of this class
fspeculators) consists in having a
minute automatic syringe filed with
perfumed water, and concealed be-
hind a largo signet ring. Armed
with this amiable weapon, the broker
leans carelessly on the,shoulder of an
acquaintance and dexteriously sends
an imperceptible streamlet of Lubin
just on the edge Of the ear. OFF goes
his hat,and down goes the Vice-Pres-
ident's mallet. The real criminal es-
capes. and the luckless member who
has ventured to take the law In his
own hands is amerced sundry dollars
The old Open Board has witnessed
hundred of such scenes. No one
knows how much of Billy H--'s in
come for the past half.dozen years
has been swallowed by fines, into
which his unbounded humor has in
volved him. One day be stood up six
minutes behind his brother, then
Vice President, holding an umbrella
wide open like an immense canopy
over the official head. Suddenly the
latter turned round, and the click of
the gravel kept company with Zine,
fine, fine, fine, fine, fne," the routine
penalty going down every time the
word was uttered, until the fraternal
offender had subsided in his seat.
Another time broker member of
a young banking house, on a certain
blue Monday, had invited customer,
lust In from the country, to go over
with him to the Board. This Gus
toner had lost fifteen thousand dol
lars IN speculations, and was me5i-
tating the wisdom of plunging nill
further into the whirlpool-a tall,
dreary-looking person, with a down
dropping, long, melancholy face, as
woe begone spectacle as one might
see In aslifetime. The Open Board
In Bond Street was provided with a
broad aisle, on either side of which
were dense rows of arm, chairs which
the members took by allotment, and
were compelled to remain seated in
during the sessions. Down this aisle
went the broker and his sad.vIsaged
friend. The market was spiritless.
and over the thin murmur of offers
and bids, Billy H-'s voice was
heard screaming out, There goes
one of Granger's yictimsr' The as
! pecL OF tnes man so Unexpectedly be-
came the centre of all eyes. CORES
ponded so remarkably with the jest
that the whole assembly went wild
with merriment.
How much may be written of these
daily escapades. of these absurdities,
this overhowing humor, shot like
silver threads through the dull and
exhausting routine Of the markell A
member drops asleep; worn out, it
may be, by long nights over ledgers
and feverish daily wrestlings with
bull or bear. Josh" Josh, =
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The Tnhnccn Mnrket.

nn From the Financial Chronicie.1
There is a decrease in the exports
Of crude tobacco this week, the total
from all the ports reaching 204 hhds.,
3S3 cases, SlS bales, against 427 hhds
1876 cases, 692 bales, for the previous
seven days. HAA@2a aAa Aa4
The demand for Kentucky tobacco
for export has been quite brisk this
week, and the business foots up near
~ 1,000 hhds. Tho wants Of buyers
have been considerably in excess Of
this quantity, but their views, al
though somewhat advanced, arc still
not such as holders are willing to
meet freely. OF the business done,
fully one-half, or about 500 hhds.,
have been new tobacco, mainly for
export. at 6610ca for range of
prices; the remainder old, and large
ly for homo consumption, at S3@14c., :,
the market closing rather In favor Of
the holder. -.,t, oI -etnarr
Seed leaf has also met with an inn
proved business; low filters have
been in good demand, butwe do not
notice much in the choicer. Qualities.
Tho stock is generally held above the
present views Of buyers, or more
would have been done. Sales en-
brace is eases Ohio. 1869 crop. pri-
vate terms; 10 do 10 filters, 73e: 80
do do, 1868 crop, Ste; 40 cases choice
PENNSYLVANIA wrappers, 1868 crop,
for California, at 10000; $50 cases
Pennsylvania average lots. 1869 crop,
124@l4c; 13 cases do filters, 1869
crop, Sfc; sc eases old Western wrap
pers, 1S1c: 20 cases State, on private
terms; 81 cases Connecticnt wrapper,
1856 crop, 24@25c.
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Chicago Items

CHICAGO. Aprib12.--4In the billiard
match last night Frank Parker de-
feated John w. Coon by 239 points,
in 1000.
BY the advice of the judges of the
Circuit and Superior Courts. Deputy
Sheriff Bradley and Jailor. Foltz de-
cline to respect the decision Of Judge
MeAMster, of the Recorders Court,
declaring Coroner Cleaves Sheriff
er2 o6tcIO of this county. and refuse to
give up the Sherif's Office and jail to
the Coroner.
Four prisoners, convicted by the
recent female jury In Wyoming,
passed through here to-day, en- route
to Michigan Penitentiary. oll
A. T. Groendyke, of Davenport,
Iowo, was knocked from railway
train, near Rock Island, and robbed
of 1900. -.
The Mississippi River is open tc
St. Paul, two steamers having passed
through Lake Pepin, yesterday. The
water in the Upper Mississippi and
Minnesota Rivers is higher than for
nineteen years. 1t has began to fall
triAe. Another break has occurred
in the st. Anthony Tunnel.
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TestlmonIal.

AT meeting of Fredonia Lodge
No. 246, "A. Y, NJ, IN Fredonia, Ky,
March 25, 1870, the following pream
bic and resolutions wero adopted aH (
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Su-
preme Architect Of the universe to
summon from his labors upon earth,
Wednesday, March % 1870, our be-
loved brother Il. ID. johnson, calling
him by His omnipotenA will 10 that
Judgment wE;ch awaits all who are
toiling in this sarthy temple; and
WHEREAS, The Masonic ties which
have so long bound US in mutual
friendship and enjoyment to our de-
parted friend, arc severed, no more
to be reunited until the day when the
grave shall yield up ils dead ;1there
fore, ~
Reso1eed, That wo sincofely monrh
this disruption Of c0yenanted friend
ship, bearing in tender remembrance
his fidelity TO Masonry. and his devO-
ton TO the principles il ineulcates.
ReB0lUed. That VIC earnestly Eynlpa
thize with the relatives and friends of
our deceased brother, aud Gender
them that consolation which the
world caA neither give nor take away;
and thRtARe will wear the usual badge
of mourhing for thirty days II4a
Resoiued, That q copy of this pre- y
Gamble and resolutions be forwarded
to the family OF our deceased brother,
and copy be sent to the Courier
Journal and Evansville JoURNkE.,
for publication. re1a d.
j. A. GARNER, lgFrrr
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/ Josh" comes roaring up from a
dozen leatherq lungs. and tho broker
/ lifts his head and rubs his eyes.
! startled from slumber by the tradi-
tional rallying-cry. A rural stranger
stands within the ratings, invited
by one of the Board to see the sights.
" Hats of, somebody shouts.
The visitor doFs bis fresh-brush-
ed beaver in decorous submission
to what he takes for an official order
to the whole assembly, and discovers.
when too late, that he is the victim of
metropolitan, sportiveness. To an
outsider this lack of dignity is con-
fusing and inscrutable. That men
whose fortunes, or whose customers
fortunes, depend upon an earnest at
tention 10 every phase of shares
should break out into the eferves-
cence of school-boy recess, tossing
paper darts" Jerking off hats, sing
ing $50 say we all of us, " "ShOo Fly"
Opera Bouffe, John Brown" ex-
temporizing mock markets; fOrsaking
the regular call in order to be on
lockers in a fraeas between two
irate brokers. who commence their
mill at the Board, and adjourn
to an up.stair committee. room, where
the fight is carried on to, the bitter
end amid The cheers of hundred
friendly bystanders-that such scenes
should be SO frequent as to be an ad-
mitted feature Of broker life is a puz,
zle that-We will not venture to solve.
It is one of the mysteries of Prov
ldence, and Ike other mysteries
has, perhaps, a wholesome and saw
ing element behind it. In an insane
asylum dancing and theatrical exhi-
blGons are sanitary measures. And
the tense brain fbres Of these soldiers
of finance would paralyze under the
incessant strain Of business, we're it
not for these occasional outbursts.
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DesfrnoflYe FIre.

FoREsTvIILE, N. Y. April 12-
The principal portion Of the town was
burned, caused by the explosion of a
lamp 10 Straight Bros store. The
principal losers are @. Scott, dwelling
and hardware store; Brown & Pierce,
store; Dee Il Co., store; A. J. Webb,
store and dwelling; Miss 4. 3. Sleep
er, millinery shop; Straight & Bros,
store; O. ID. Angel, dwelling; o. p.
Parsons, dwelling, and the records of
his law Office; and Russell's barber
shop. The loss Is estimated at $780,
900; insured for about $50. 900. The
fire occurred last night. .ee