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The Secret Of iRpiIvntIon, Features Of
Grecian mruil = Wtll.tuTnel neck aud beiuiiully
roun ed arms are no ddul tVcy nice things TO hav
aud ladies' who Os'ess these charms have REASON TO
be tnauEtui 10 Mother SAluae yet, Aner al the
mot captivating OF all wOmAnly chan Ia pure
fresh aud b III ant complexion. This suPeilItiye
aAclnation any lAdy may secure by ualng HA0AS's
MldSOLIA BALM the standard b,autfying preparA-
ton Of tho present az. II dlrcrs from al ordinary
cosmetics Ia three most essential particulars, inar
much 4 II contains no inJur Gus ingredients doe !.
not contract or shIyrl the pkn all the AaFiugcnt
" blO0ms."' lotions" lnd powders" eventually do,
but produces lasting loTrlness by improving the
ht.lih Of the skin Under Its operation the texture
Of the eldemls becomes hner. and the surface SOFT
be changed, but cOmpl Iions can. aud Il Is quito
o., tain that lad with no other charm thAnl fresh
and rosy complexion will attract more admiration In
COMPANY than her ntIghbor with elissle fIes but
SallJW akin
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-15

The bill which has passed the House
reads as follows:
A bill to provide for the appointment Of
Commission on the subject Of wages
and hours Of labor, aud the division Of
profits between laboraud capital in the
United States.
Be IL enacted BY he Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of he United STATES, DC.
That there shall be appointed by the
President, liy and with the advice and
consent OF the Senate, commission Of
three persons, of whom one shall be prac-
ticllly identified with the laboring inter.
ests Of the country, and who shall be Sc.
lected from civil lie solely with reference
10 their character and capacity for an
honest and impartial investigation, who
shall hold office for the period Of one
year from the date of their appointment,
uulcSs their duties shall have been soon.
er accomplished, who shall investigate
the subject Of the wages and hours Of Ia.
Dor. and Of the division Of the joint prof.
its OF labor mud capital between elabor.
er and the capitalist, aud the soCial, edu-
cational, and sanitary condition OF the Ia.
boring classes OF the United States, and
how the same are afTe ted by the existing
laws regulating commerce, finance, and
currency. provided that slid Commission
ers shall be appointed irrespective Of po-
litical or partisan considerations, and
from civil life.
SEC. Q. That said Commissioners shall
receive an annual salary Of Sc, OOO each ;
shall he authoriz d TO employ clerk, mud
shall report the result Of their investiga.
ton to tho Pr, sident, to be by him trans
mitted TO Congress,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-15

Edward Powers. n civil engineer Of
Chicago, Illinois, las 'petitionci Con.
grcsN for nil to enable him to test his
method for the artificial production OF
rain. He wants to be furnished with 300
cannon Of not less tlnn 2i.pounds cali.
Der each, and 10000 pounds OF powder
to fire in them. together with an elcctri.
cal battery md other appliances, to en-.
able him to discharge all the pieces simhl.
tanpously. In support Of his theory
that min can lie produced by the firing
OF artillery, lie gives long list oil battles,
including nearly every important en-
rnrement during the Rebellion, each OF
which was followed, he alleges, by n
heavy rin.storm. He also cites in
stances in the Mexican war, and in wars
in Europe, when battles have been fol.
lowed by rnin, and urges that it is mat.
ter Of such scientific Importance to lie.
termine il heavy caunonading will cause
showers, that the Government ought to
provide the meaus for conducting the ex-
peliments necessary to determine the
question.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-15

NEW YRAR's DAY.-Not many notable
things have occurred on New Years Day.
Four, however, Inay be mentioned On
the LIST Of January, 1908, William Tell u.s.
sociated himself with band OF his coun-
'rymen against the tyranny Of their op.
prcssors. For three hundred and forty
years the opposition WINS carried On, and
terminated by the treaty Of Westphalia,
in lGiS, declaring the independence OF
Ssitzerland. Thanks to that apple bnsi-
ness aud the opera, W. rs name is kept
pretty green. On the LIST of january,
1871, Charles II. was crowned at Scone
King Of the Scots. On tn LIST Of Jauua
ry,. 1870, was formally consummated the
union OF Great Britain and Ireland. On
the lst oil january, 1891, Piazza, the us.
tronomer at Palinero, discovered new
primiry planet, the first Of the asteroids,
which he called Ceres. somuch for sta.
tistica
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Jackson and the Bravo.

It was while he was Judge that he ar.
rested the notorious desperate Bean,
whom nobody else conld arrest. Many
Of Beans defendants are still living, and
the place whcro old Hickory's ewes
brought him down is still pointed out.
As the story runs, Bean went away
and left his family for two years. When
he returned his wife celebrated the nd.
vent by presenting him with n newborn
babe. This was a new departure in do
nestle economy, and Bean did not accent
the situation with very good gmce. He
dCmandedun explanation, and in the alb
sence of n satisfactory one, he sharpencl
his knife and deliberately cut of both
ears OF the poor little baby, plnyfully re
marking as he did so, that he wanted to
distinguish it from his own. Some
thought this was IN innocent proceeding,
practical Joke on the baby, in fact,
while others considered il an Outrage
shoull be punished. The grand Jury that
took that view Of the case and indicted
Bean, Bean, MS usual. brushed mp his
horse pistols oud said that they might in.
dict, but they couldn't arrest him. The
sheriff tried it md was vahQuished.
Court came on, the criminal docket was
called, and the clerk reported Bean "not
TAKEN"
What's the matter ?" asked Judge
Jackson Of the sheriff.
Noihing's the matter, only can't
arrest him, replied the official.
"1hen, by the Eternal summon the
county to help you, and bring him in
here" Numbered the judge.
The sheriff gathered up some citizens,
and advanced on Bean. The latter back.
ed himself up against house TO prevent
a rear attack, drew his pistols, aud told
them to come on. He was center shot
md to have advanced would have beel
certain death To some. No one cared &c
sacrifice bis life in giving the others Q
chance to make start. The sheriff re
ported to Jackson that Bean could moi
be taken without n sacrifice OLIVES.
"By the Eternal summon the COURT
Numbered the irate judge and "thC
court was summoned.
jackson refused arms, and advanced
empty handed aud bareheadca upot
Beau. His friends tried to restrain him
us he valued his life, but he heeled then
not. He kept his cold eyes fixedly upol
the desperate, walked right up to him
jcrked Lis pistols away, took him by til,
collar, and marched him of to jail
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-15

CELESTIAL BoDIEs Tho moon is our
nearest celestial acquaintance, but it has
The safe distance Of two hundred and
ihirty.sevcn thousand miles Great as
is this space between the earth and
moon, the sun could not pass through
Il but still perhaps q still better idea Of
The snn can be obtained from the fact
That il i should be entirely followed out
and tile earth placed in the centre, there
would still be room for the moons en-.
tire path and m unoccupied space Of
2o4,o6O miles in diameter all round, for
The diameter Of tho sun is $50, 900 miles /
No wonder David exclaimed, "When l
consider the heavens, the work Of thy
hands, and the moon and stars which
thou Inst made, Lord, what is man that
thou art mindful Of him, or tho son Of
man that thou visltest him"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-15

AN AwruL Thirst. Here is n little
tale OF oil army days: Twenty.Gyo wears
ago the First Dungeons was notorion.
for the bibulous propensities u its ON.
GERS That arm Of the service owed no
weak allegiance TO King Alcohol, but the
FrrSt did him the best service. THIS
regiment wns serving in New Mexico.
It is very dry marching in some rar,s Of
that territory. The stations where even
water can be had are thirty miles apart.
Captain Owens commanded q deiach.
ment that marched to Los Angeles.
Upon bis arrival there his friends crowd.
oil out 10 greet him. "How are you,
captain ?" met him on all sides. "IYeli
aud hearty" replied he, "and I'vO got
on q thirst tint wouldn't take q thou.
sand dollars for.
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jar o,oEE 10. re now ceiling. and recommend ~
profitable and .aic Investment for all elAssss the Fi
Mortgage 7.:i0 Gold Bond, Of the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company. bearing Seven and Thrss-Tenth'
per cent gold interest tmoru than per cent suHensy
and sseurvd By first and only mortgage on tho entire
Road and equipments, and moro than $4,000 Acres
Of Land to srsry mile Of track SO AeU, Of Land to
each sl.cn Bond Ths highest eurrcat price will b.
paid for u s. Fvs-TWsntiss and all other marketable
Securities received In eIshange. Pamphlets, maps AMI
full niornltOu As veil The bani' th'nsSl'e will be
furnished on application by JAY COOKE Co. Phlll-
dsphIA, New York and wa,Anston and BY most Bank
and B,ai,rs tlroa ;houi tbs e,untT.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-15

As the result OF an inactive state OF Nv
er and stomach, producing headache,
obtuse intellect, dizziness, dependency,
dementia yand finally insanity, is no nn-
common occurrence. All these disagree
able symptoms and bad feelings are most
certainly dispelled ny the use OF DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. 1t
reyitalizes and builds up the whole sys-
tenn. A little book on Chronic Diseases
sent flee. Address r. v. Pierce, NJ. D.,
Bufolo, n. Y. Golden Medical Discov-
cry sold by all druggists. OFT
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-15

SAVED ny Hrs Doc. A Western
woodsman recently found himself help
lessly pinned TO the ground by n pre-.
maturely falling tree, He was great
distance from home, aud in few hours
would doubtless have died from the pain
and exposure, had not little whining
car who had missed his master, and
tracked him to his wood prison, begun
n mournful howl rs Il possible relief
from the drcary monotOny OF the situa-
ton. This suggested to the suffering
nun something Of tho story.boOk kind,
and calling to his little pet, he smeared
his shaggy iace with blood, and bale
him return home for help. The little
creature evidently realized the impor.
lance Of his mission, for he trotted home
ward forthwith, and breaking in upon
She astounded household, give the first
ahrm. lilo led the way back to the
wounded man, md in an ecstacy Of
whintS attested his satisfaction at the
delivennce.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-15

Indigestion, depression Of spirits, and
general debility in their various forms ;
also, as a preventive against fever and
Ngue, aud other intermittent fevers, the
"Ferro-Phosphonted Elixir Of Cali
sayn, made BY Clswell, Hazard & Co.,
New York, and sold by all druggists, is
the best tonic, and rs n tonic for patients
recovering from fever or ether sickness,
it has no equal. Com.
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pInes Introdncrd In Cnhlnet ORGANS.

Mr.. Carl Fogelberg, a Swedish Organ
builder, has succeeded in combining
pipes with reeds rendering it possible
TO use both in Cabinet Organs, and has
secured patents for his inventions in the
United States. The importance Of doing
this has long teen appreciated, but here
tofore it has been found impracticablc,
the difficulty ari,ing from the fact That
pipes vary in pitch with every change of
temperature, while reeds do not, so that
n change OF ten or fifteen degrees made
it impossible to use them together. In
strumOnts which have been advertised as
Pipe Cabinet Organs have contained no
real speaking pipes, but only limitations
Of some sort. Mr.. FOgclherg uses gen
uine wood pipes Of the best quality.
The substance Of his inventions is an
arrangement .by which the pipes, when
out OF tune from chnnge of temperature,
eau be simultaneously and instantly re-
stored to the sumo pitch with the reeds,
by the turning Of u single screw.
The Mason & Hamlin Organ Co., have
been thoroughly testing Mr.. FogelberG's
inventions, and it is understood, are sat
listed of their value, and will soon offer
them to thepublic. Ifpipes are success
fully combined with reeds, it will be the
most important improvement ever made
in Cabinet Organs
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-15

FoR TuRoAr DISEASES and Affections
Of the chest, "Broun's Bronchial T'och-
rs, are ofvalue. For Coughs, Irritation
Of the Throat caused by cold, or Unusual
Exertion of the vocal organs, in speak
ing in public, or singing, they produce
beneficial results.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-15

HEAVY RIsE.-Tt is Astonishing to note
the influences which cause real estate Ia
rise and fall. The value Of property Of
Monaco, which will be mex. year the on
ly place in Europe where public gam
ing places will DO opened, has 80 in
creased, the Prince Of Monaco, who
formerly asked Sl,OOO,O0O for his princi-
pality, now demands double that sum.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-15

IL WE eau benefit the readers Of this
paper any by recommending Pmsoa's
Pmgahre Pills to be the best aati-hilious
medicine in the country, We are willing
to do So. We have had about rs good Il
chnncn 10 know as nnv one. Com.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-15

WORTHY OF NoTE.-An exchange says
there is scarcely day passes that we do
not hear, Gither from persons coming
into our office or in some other way, Of
the success Of Johnson's Anodyne Lini-
msHt in the cure of coughs and colds, so
prevalent about town Just nnw.-C0m.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-15

TIE proposed transfer OF the Island Of
Slmatra from the possession of Holland
to that Of Great Britain was last week
agreed to by the lower house Of the
States. Cement Of the Netherlands.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-15

A Mrs. smythe, Of indianapolis, Ind,
now has her fitl husband, and yet she
has never changed her name. She was
born Smith, her first husband WIS
named Smith, her second Schmidt, her
third smyth, her fourth Snithe, aud her
present Smythe
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-15

Doit.-do wlat2 Go to your grocers
and buy box OF ]. Monroe raylor's
Cream Yeast Baking Powder, and ever
after Won will hive no other.-C0m.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-15

Mr. CHARLES W. HAssLER, No. Wall
Street, New York, is the person you
should write To il you wish to buy or sell
any Railroad Doatis.-Com.
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There /. money in 10 10 Make tho Farm PAY.
Send 10 GEO. A. DIETz, Climber burg, Pa.
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To COnsumptives.

Tho advertiser. having b,cn permanently cured Of thAt
dread dseAse ConSu npt on, by EtmDls remedy AMI
ions 10 mike In Nn 10 bis II iow sudetfs the means
euTr To ali who tire u, be will send copy Of the
prrsefIil0n uA,d rce Of charged with the dtyeiions
lar pfrplfi and using the same. which they viii md
ami IIfnH Tor C0SsUNPTIOS. ASTHMA &c.
Partis, With nR The prs .eflptlan vii please adore
Rev EDWARD A. WILSON,
% Sauth Third -treot, w'lhAms6ufgh. n, y.
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VEGETEyE


I, acknowledged by al classes Of people to b the best
and most rvllAbs blood purifier in the sOEld
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prOtradinE toe il not signify thing. aAy nothing
about health and comfort. SILVER TIPPED Shoes
never wear out at the toe.
For Sale BIZ all Dealers.
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The Chicago Common Council has hp.
pointed committee To investigate its
own corruption.
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FRO1 BLACKPu0r.
Here Lawyers Stsnpisg fer Aaeisnls

EDrrc1 NEW NoaTu-WssP:
Lest evening two lights Of the Democra.
~ favored our citizens with speecbes for
Greeley and Hsgin.is. The audience was
sOlnissed of precisely 100, Ut whom 81, by
ac'usl count, were reliable CIsgs,' men, and
. few .louMfuI Maginn's me". Mr.. Cullen
M 'e the opening address. and said there
was nothing i9 the present position of ps,.
li.'cal affairs to cheer the psiri''tic heart /;
thaa : fate wss in.psndinx over the nation,
ns,rs terrible than war with Great Brit.
IN, or the late rebellion He considered
the election If Greeley and Msginnis Ger.
tain. lie knew many prominent Rrpubli
cans in Helena who would support Aagin
mia He did MT ststs who they were, and
Il puzzles Knowing. ones to conceive +,
whom hs alluded. His reasons tor sup.
porting Magin"is were, that hs crossed the
plans with him, and knew him when hs
left Minnesota for The war ~ high private
IN the rear ranks. The speaker found
fault with CIayett because he did nothing fol
Helena which elected him last year: Was
oppSsd " the National Park: Consider
I'd ,ha. Sanders had = majority Of Republi
CANS IN the late Convention who fav ,red
Ills nO,niua,N,n, but Claxeit triumpisd be.
csuse he wss supported Ivy the India"
Ring. In the speakers estimation Blaine
should have received the nomination be.
Csu.e his l'rHher WAS Spe .ker Ut the House
1T Represent .t,ves. Mr. Cullen had en-.
Quircd of the members If The last Legisia
lure, and not one could tell bin anything
aO.'ut The DIsf, cniscuaemt law. Mr.. G.
p',cI,ed int' Grant aud The lndism Ring
cOns'dersDly: SAID nothing about Black.
NJ. T0,:e was lAs next ~ Last speaker.
His 'dca Wis not nss", tut prime pl,s. u.
favored the election If Greeley, The founder
exp.'"s,l and supporler # u. Republican
isgty. Mr.. T'n 9 e.,.i.,rsed the Cincinnati
platform y Democratic III every particular
aud in which the Baltimore Convention
could 6nd ~ proposition to take issu.
with.
B.nh Mr.. Cullen and Mr.. Toole spoke .
considerable length ~ respectful! listeners
but elected No enthusiasm, aud did ~
damage u the Clsxetl cause.
After the meeting the Republicans made
the u'w" quite lively, h.v'ng IN impromp,,
sp. ech .r lwo, Z mid much cnthus as.u.
Yours, for GRAFT sud Claselt first, las
and all The time, g.
El,ckl,ul july n. 1874.
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delicious Services.
LOCAL N EW s.

I'm, Yielding Well.-C"l. J. J. Lyon, 1T
.'Imnerial Mining Company at Philips.
Wv. informs US the Trout IRE IL holding
v - expec, s,ions, the yield averaging
y s.,, s,so per ton. With more experience
. ,;ule better grade Of bullion Is leing pro
,,o.d A lot Of COZ pounds Was Take" out
:, Sunday. a portion If which was shipped
y Helena, and about 700 pounds is still re
mining on hand. The contract with the
s,u.r, mill will shortly lie filled. and the
,um,er Of hands employed i" getting out
are hos already been reduced. We trust
III. mill will be kept running steadily. MS
,,s facilities for reduction adj N terra " T."
the product Of the Camp and the property
# the country. The Imperial mill will BE-
!, condition soon u add Its mite u that
result.
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Leap Year Party.-The ladies' Of Deer
Lodge gave our people evidence 1T Their
managerial abilities on last Tuesday eve
ming by Leap Year Party, in which the
usual inside out" ,convcntionalities were
duly observed, aud the boys had nothing
70 DO but get their back hair Hrrnnged and
bs ready when called for. The attendance
was quite large, Masonic Hall beirg crowd
I'd with festive youths, and the Ball was I"
decided success throughout, rejecting the
highest credit upon the managers, aud 90"
trbuting goodly measure 1T gla'l"r-s t.
the social circles. Prof. Har'w wells Band
furnished the Jubilee No,cs" for the
occasion, in his accustomed excellent style,
and the party dispersed ut seas"na''le hours
with highest opinions of Leap Year Party.
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Personal. Ell l. Bonn or, wife and
son left for San Francisco Monday, intend
ing visit to New York and B.,s,on before
returning. Mr.. Bonner goes 10 purchase
another large stock If gonls fur the es'ab.
lishment Of +. L. BOnner& ca. A pleasant
journey to ALL Col. Tho's Thorouyhu,sn,
one 1T the Montana pioneers, and who has
hosts Of friends In the Territory, II up ON
= summer jslnt from St. Louis, and spent
few days in Deer Lodye the current week.
-. Mr.. SIS. Huntley, ~ go.'d natured
and spir,ively inclined - ever, has been
spending few days among the troit and
birds If deer Lodge, which the sans. miae
hist. Scott, has assisted him in staying
numerously. !. .Messrs. Messages and spoo.
ncr Of Blackfuot, Aessrs Israel Gibbs, the
Mss Br,s., and Jack Nelson of Fredr.ck
son, Nessrs FurgusOn and u Brien Ut Hen.
.ccrsou. Messrs. Phil. Pnwn, Col. Lyon,
and Henry lnkamp Of Plilipsbure, C"l
Scribner, and r. A. Eddy of Missou!a,
Messrs. Anderson, and Flowers Ut High.
land, Messrs. John N. Mills. and Nelson
Wolverton, the rival candidates for South.
ern D.striGoa Assessor, and . hest more u
the boys have been in town this week.
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Races Msdc.-Two mattel, rnces have been
made far Olin's Track ~ follows.
Saturday. Aug. -, Bailcy's stallion ard
Hull's mare. 900 yards for purse of $3O0
Ask and answer, " tirst horse out wins thu
morey--money up.
Prob~hly the best race of the season IL
get for Saturday Aug. II. Hull banks his
mare for esoo-35O yards..-'hst size will
beat either Billy Nuts or Brown Prince.
Dougherty takes the wager and hrs priv.
'ege 10 select either horse up Till The hour
OF .thesacc. The $1,000 are on dspo.it in
hank.
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LOCAL BREylfln.


"A large amount Of frsiehts arrived this
week.
P. 6chutler 10 siill In the neld With plenty
~ wagons AID g6od dnbee. See his adver
tisement.
= Major N.e'nais pssaed through lac,
evening -rsturniog to Jake charge Ut he
0asegIs
Mr. J. G. Kerlsy Of the lsGspssdsss ~.
turned IN Tharsdsv, after "a extended "trip
southeast ward. -
The solemnity Ut the Democratic meet.
ing here, 10 accounted far by the fact that
cheering i considered inappropriate u .
funeral.
We regret that Nj. John Anderson, the
''old man" of Highland b suffering severely
frum Rheumatism. He il under csrs Of The
surgeon in Deer L,dge.
M. Hyde received letter from his part.
uer, Mr.. A. F. Thrasher, recently, stating
that lie was quite III, and had litsis, hopes
Of ever recovering. He 10 in Indiana
A personal Telegram states Mr.. C!asett
reached Helena Thsrsdsy Evening. and the
town wss more than lively till the next
day. lie spoke in Jefferson last night, =
large party going out with him.
Our old friend, E. w. Mnre, who runs
the best msnufsctory Of shcvsls in America,
Mt Beaver Falls, Pa. and has p top min
ing in,ercs, in German, returned from the
States few days ago and will remain Ia
| Montana some months.
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Political Speaking -fn'm every camp
in which Mr.. o. q. UBs.non has spoken,
Ne have the h'ghest enc. 'miums Om the man.
ner and matter II bis speeches, and The ex-
'eih"t work - h DONG far Billy Clsgc'i.
by clear, can.lii and conv.ncinx f.c,..
Tie meetings = Silver BDw, t'ersDaal IN !,
Warm SPRING. this week. have been Ut the
best character. and The v.,tes will sh"w i,
next Monday. Mr.. O'Bsnnom was Glvsr
tis.-l u Al.s.k hers last evening. -Ou, suluk
4, presssesrly We are ussbls ~ give "a &c
casunt Ut tho meeting. q