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CONFECTFONEREEs.
/ LEXANDER WERST,

LEXANDER WERST, --l-..
II PRACTICAL CONFECTIONER
225 BROAD STREET,
CORNER OF THIRD STREET,
respectfully invites the public to give him call
when in need of pure article of wclflavored ICE
CREAM ut most moderate charges. Thankful for
mist flyors, he will cndeavor to merit continuation
of the same. His SODA FOUNTAINS in fun ope-
ration. and the syrlps manufactured by himself OF
plrc fruits. A full assortment oil Candy, Cakes,
fruits. and Nuts, on hand ut all times.
nv s-eod6t
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THE GREATEST BARGAINs
SPRING DRY GOODS.

THE GREATEST AIMS
l. IN
SPRING DRY GOODS.
New style Mohair Dress Goods, e5 to soc. per yard
Best-make Black Alpacas, 35c. ap;
Splendid Black SILK Mt Sl.50 and 81 per yard:
Trimming Silks, all colors, at sl.25 per yard; :
White Piques, Bishop and Victoria Lawns, Main.
socks. Swiss Sluslins. and Cambrics, from &c. &c
Soc per yard:
Tarlatans. all shades 40 TO !5c.:
Latest styles Casslmeres, 75c.. ST. Sl.25, and &150;
Cambria Edgings and Insertisgs, very cheap;
Gents Kid Gloves, extra quality, Mt $l.25 per pair;
Ladies' Kid Gloves, best end prettest, 1T $3.50 pei
pair;
Very newest designs Of Parasols,
Lace and Linen Collars and Sets,
Lace Slawls aud Sacks,
Ladies' Suits,
lest anu largest Grape Wells,
Superior Table Linens,
Napkins, Towels, Quilts,
and many more desirable articles at the very lowest
prices ut WILLIAM THALHINIER & SONS,
apl2 6O1 Broad, corner Sixth street.
r c. COURTNEY & SON,
-. SIS BROAD STREET.
would call special attention to the following
GOODS just received:
Aexander's best Kid Gloves,
Lace Points and Sacks,
All the new styles of Parasols,
Thomf'son's Glove-Fitting Corsets,
Ottenieimer's and Harris Corsets, =
Fanning's Kid-Eittng Skeleton Corscts,
Hosiery OF all qualities aud sizes,
Gents Gauzc Shirts and Drawers,
Gents and Boys Linen-Bosom Shirts,
Ladies' Gauze EeSts-long and short sleeves;
White and C0lored fique,
Table Daiuask, Napkins, Towels, Quilts,
Handkerchief, Ribbons. .-
Scarfs, and EmbrOiderics. ap l0-lm
CHARLOTTESVILLE
WOOLLEN MILLS. .
Those VERY HANDSOME and SUPERIOR
STRING WOOLLENS
made at these celebrated mills for sale in Rich
mond, Va, by
THOMAS X. PRICE & CO..
W. HOLT RICHARDSON & CO.,
LEVY BROTHERS.
WILKINSON & WITHERS.
DUCKWALL e ROUSS,
BREEDEN Z FOX,
rARDOZO, FOURQUREAN & co.
CONSUMERS
are specially invited to call and sec them.
Sample, mailed merchants on application. Al
ircss 81
CHARLOTTESVILLE WOOLLEN MILLS.
APPS charlottesville Va.
4
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GOING OFF AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
" some figured, plain, and solid BLACK GRENA-
Dimes at 12ac. Other handsome DRESS GOODs.
Just received from the New York auctions, very
cheap. job lot cOATS's SPOOL GOFTONs at &C.:
line POPLIN ROBES. SFAWLS- LADIES' COLI
LARS. CUFFS, HANDKERCHIEFS.N New goods
i &. r. BARBEE, !.
my8 successor to Duckwall q Rouss
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MADAM DEMELMAS
desires to inform the Indies Of Richmond and Wei
nifty that she has fitted up the store No. 1923 Main
street, near corner Of Fourteenth, with one of the
haniomcst and best-sclectcr stock50f
MILLINERY GOODS
ever offered In this city; among which she offers
BONNETS and HATS. OF the latest novelty;
RICH RIBBONS.
FRENCH FLOWERS, and
BONNET MATERIAL Of all descriptions.
Also, very large assortment OF
LADIES and INFANTS CAPS.
She has also added 10 her business one OF the larges,
and hcS,-sclcctcd stocks of HAIR GOODS ever
brought 10 this city, consisting Of real aud imitation
Switches aud CurlS: something new, the Cornet and
Nilsson Braits; ChignOns, in all shade and styles In
endless variety.
Special Inducements offered to country merchants
| TO iuy wholesale.
Having had a great many years OF experience N
| the millinery business. am confident OF giving en-
tire satisfaction. -
Persons will do well to call and examine this well
selected stock before going elsewhere.
y. Is. Persons wishing 10 make their own Bonnet
| can he supplied with all necessary nlaterlal. AZ
| ans-lm No. 1923 Main street
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TIE KENTUCKY DEMOCRACY,
1RcccIyea before nomination.;

WASHINGTON, D. c., May 5--9:l0 4. NJ
To WJitelaw Reid: My judgment at Gin.
cinnati in regard to Greeley's nomination is
hereby confirmed. / find upon my return
here all the encouragement | had reason to
hope for there. Let me repeat To yourself
and others that his nomination will be tri-
limpl,antly endorsed by The American peo-
ME. X. +. FESToN.
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X ISSENGEN, VICHY, SETTER, !
CARLSBAD, and PULLEA.
BISHOPS GRANULAR EFFERvESClEa
SALTS,
In the proportion OF one or two leaspoonruls to o
tumbler of Ice water, furnish The nearest ali.
proach to the original springs. For sale by
D. BLAIR, Druggist,
uy3 No. S25 Broud street
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JrsTICY TO SENATOR FESTON.

He has been widely reported rs intriguing
to nominate Judge Davis, which was never
even approximately true. His integrity is
vindicated by the result.-Ne1 York Tri-
tune.
GREELEY AS A rnILASTuRorIsr AND PROPHET.
Those who know how thoroughly rebel
West Virginia is now said to lie Will read
the following with interest:
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It is telegraphed to us from New York
TINT Ben. Wood, the editor Of the New York
Sunday Ne,rs, will support AR. Greeley for
the presidency. He is the same Mr.. Wood
whose paper was suppressed two or three
times during the war for giving aid and COM
fort to the enemy Washington Republican,
the Presidents organ. ,..,=
:, In the gold-room, New York, the news
was received with pleasant demonstrations,
and one man exclaimed, .NOw we shall have
Sll2, 100000 released" Gold declined nom
ia to ll2s on the receipt of the intelligence
tribune, 2 E:t7 s.
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= = ss
EW GOODS. NEW GOODS.
rHlha sSeorshf I'll shE,N sIss ASg sssiER

sTRIr,ED and FIG ,s.iss:REgADlNEs: Cd ,ss
JAPANESE POPLlNS. s6rId and plaid $3.50
JAPANESE SILKS, solid gnd figured: ,
BABTIETE CLOTH, for s1,its 80 = (. H E3
CAssISiE .Es, JEANS, COTToNADEs, and m.
EN- GOODS, for hoys' and mems wear: S'--'
Full line OF DOMESTIC SHEETiNGS, LINENS.
DIAPERS, TOWELS. aud WHITE GOODS:
Complete stock of LACE GOODS, EafBROIDE-
RES, HANDkE RCIIIEFS, TRIMMINGS,a and
FANCY GOODS. JULIUS SfCLE,
AS Broad street, between Forth and Fifth.
The following gentlemen are with me. and win be
pleased to see their friends j. j. TgBNER, w. ID.
POWERS, JoKyN. GARY. GEORGE P.BAGBS.sffs.
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rAtNH!r ElTClloE.--Thc question OF hold
ii-!",,iN election IL lie Oily for the srcc-
tlul IT candidates. illstrad Of Il convention
/. hr.n., mootrd vs." regard the PROPOSE
t,aa "iiH favor und think there is much
il. IL - rolu.nand it t. the people. We
'..I'.u that il i. The lairc,t method that can
To-. ,:....,.n, and The one which will give the
.."lv-t Subtraction. 1t i, simple, easy. and
""u.si involve little or no Inconvenience OF
'N.~.m~r A. far IL We have heard any cN-
lrv,>i,u OF opinion ii is preferred ly the
'v:,.r- - a nominating meeting. and we hop"
.d'pt il. Lyrrhh"rg Itrgsmtam.
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TOILET ARTICLES.
TOILET ARTICLES.
NLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WATER.
NATTAN's CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOR
THE HAIR.

A perfectly clear preparation, In one bottle, rs
easy applied as water for restoring TO gray bair ts
natural color and youthful appearance, to eradicate
and prevent ttndruf, to promote the growth OF the
hair, and stop It's fulllng.
II is entirely harmless aud perfectly Jree from any
poIsonolls substance, and will therefore take the
place of all the dirty and unpleasant preparations
now In use. Numerous testimonials nave DceH sent
up from many of our most prominent citizelis Id
everything In which the articles now In use are or
jectionabie CRYSTAL DISCOVERY Is perfect. II
Is warranted to contain neither sugar OF lead, SUI
phur, nitrate Of silver Clear and clean ~ wafer,
Ii does not soil the clothes scalp 1t Is agreeabiy
pcrfumed, and makes one of the best dressings for
the hair In 1t restores the color or the hair
more perfectly and uniformly than any other pre-
paration. and always does so In from three to ten
days. Virtually feeding the roots OF the hair with
all the nourisng qualities necessary to its growth
and healthy condition. IL restores the decay and in-
duces new growth Of the hair more positively
than anything else. The application of this WON
derful discovery also produces pleasant and cool
ing effect on the scalp, and gives the hair pleasant
and elegant appearance. -
We call especial attention to the fact that limit
ed number or small trial bottles can be had by those
Wishing to tryit. You will notice that in pursuing
this course our aim Is ~ convince by tie actual
merits Of the article. 49,
ARTHUR NATTANS.
Inventor and proprietor, Washington. Il. &.
For sale. wholesale and retail, by
PURCELL, LADD CO., Proprietor's
IN 3l-eOdtiel3 Agents, Richmond Va.
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rasG slsSslaNS.sFI sssssasNgs.s 4; !.
GENERAL. COMMENTS. &c. {.
vrrws OF DEMOCRATIC, Apatxrsrp NV. !,

VIEWS OF DEMOCRATIC, ADMINISTRATIONS ,rnn
RAJ, AND INDEPENDENT souRSA, s-,wu,,
SHOULD TIRE COMING CONVENTIONS DO. -
Asyaopsisof thee. ven, made hr = ,,,,,,,
Der Of Journals Of various shades of no,,,;oa,
opinion upon the nominations for pras;aon,
and Vicc-rrrsident Of the I,nite,i St,tcs a. ae
tSctcd at the Cincinnati Liberal (onynnt,o VA
appeared in the San of Saturday S,,rcnea,
ing mails bring to hand the very f,,I ,,;sc,,s.
sion which the subject has called ont owtra,t,
from which are suhtoincd, eolltc,l accnrdno
10 the political faith of the several organs Of
public opinion. From the southern STATES
SO far as heard from. the Democratic press
is almost unanimous in It's endorsement
ut the Liberal ticket. In Ohio, Missouri
Maine, aud Western New York, the sam,
views are expressed. In Indiana Democratic
sentiment is represented rs concurring. III
Illinois. Eastern New York, and AIasS,chu.
sets the organs appear 10 have got "npon
the fence" In PENNSYLVANIA and Della
ware they favor Il straight Democratic ticket.
The Democratic National Executive Com
mittcc. which Will meet in New York on
"Wednesday of this week. il expected h.
issue Il call for the usual Nominating Conven-
ton. The delegates to that Convention from
the States in which the Democratic papers
have already expressed themselves favom-
bly, disposed 10 the Liberal ticket will
constitute nearly onc-half of the Conven-
ton. The Republican papers, which vert
mninly instrumental in giving lis impulse
10 the I.ihclll movement. the Chicago 1ri-
tm.t. cincinnati Commercial, New York Tri.
haze, aud Springfield Republican, support
the nominees. So also, as far as heard from,
do most Of the prominent men identified
with The movement. The Administration
press generally affirm that the Democratic
party will not endorse the Cincinnati nomi-
nreS, and that the nomination of straight
Democratic ticket will result i'll the Liberal
Republicans returning TO the support Of the
PHILADELPHIA nominees. The New York
Times intin!atcS that some reform In the rndi-
cal policy Of the party may be eNic,licnt.--
RYltUl0y', SHH.
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VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND GFFS
Y PACKET COMPA NY.-The steim- ussfE skes
ship GEORGE Is. upIoT leaves New York every
The steamship WILLIAM =. CLYDE leaves New
York every TUESDAY; leaves Richmond every
! FRIDAY. Freight received daily. IS 9sayg
| u. BURR, President. 1874 Main street
s. ALEXANDER, Agent and General superfn-
| tcndent .a,... saFt.stss < sci fSe
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From the Wheeling Rcgiste

Horace Greeley deserves well Of the West
virginans for the part he took in relieving
the people of the State from the bondage OF
Radicalism and the test oat!ls. At time
when the people Of our State had little re-
cognition or encouragement from the out
side world, he wrote to the editor of the In-
teNi9encer the following prophetic letter:
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\ TASTE OF RAr"AHANNoCH SALT.-N
ia.uiA tie fredericksburg Ledge1, for al,
Mt.lu9 that the inter Is ably edited, ana
"t.i rrciprocl'r the compliment iGS 500" as
s~.. ,Gu..-- lgDyah0ltJlOCk: inder.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-07

TEr.--Thp house Of DR.. ". =. Robinson,
nc.r tcnirc Gross, in this county. was
ldrncl on Saturday night last. There was no
liz Ii The Eoll>,', and The DGctoraHd his ttnl-
J., WrI,' away At he time ona visit, leaving no
cnr in the house but little boy. The Doc
ly, io>r all Of lis furniture. The lire WA
r1id,ntiy The work Of HI inccndiarv. The
!,pl,>r WAS Insured but not to an amount
',GI"ciI-uratc Ii the loss -IaPP0haamock
iater.
Mr.. Harness >uw-inll, near this place, was
h.durd on thc night of The ist instant.
h..rnua, t,iii,.r
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"NEw YORK TRIBUNE,
"NEw YORK, November IS, 1868.


"NEw YORK, November is, 1868. )
"AIy Dear Sir,--I have yours of the 10th
IT, leading positions have long since been
understood and apprehended in this quarter.
Now hear me.
"Eyery year one thousand of your rebels
die, and one thousand Tor more) of their sons
become of age. You can't disfranchise
THEN. You have now five thousand ma
jority. Six years, at farthest, will convert
this into rebel majority Of one thousand.
Then the rebels will he enfranchisnd in spite
of YOU, and the blacks will be left under
foot--and You underestimate these at two
thousand.
$50 your own way and sec if the rebels
don't have you under foot in less than six
years.
81 speak from wide experience when
tell you that your house is built upon the
sand. 1t cannot stand. Every year will see
the passions of the war cool, and the demand
for amnesty strengthened. No1 you can
amnesty the rebels. Soon the question will
be, shall they amnesty yost? Look at KEN
tucky and Maryland and read your certain
fate i'm theirs. Yours,
s.HoRACE GREELEY"
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NEESSINA ORANGES.-100 boxes extra
Vl prime MESSINA ORANGES.
So boxes extra prime AlESSlAA Lemons,
rs cases ITALIAN MACCARONl,
60 boxes fresh LAYER RAlSINS,
so c.ltldies LOTTIER'S STRAWBERRY
TWIST TOBACCO, made expressly for re-
tail trade, of the very best stock. and said 10
be the best :. chew :" out. Trade supplied.
LOUIS J. BUSSlEuX.
rin str
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ALABAMA.
The Selma Times SAYS:

But i'll the selection Of Greeley, whose
kindness of heart, whose honesty, and whose
love of country is second to no Republican in
the Union, with the aid of the Democracy.
we see the next President Of the United
States. Ii gives hope to the people of the
South, and speaks in louder tones than any
event since the war in favor Of IL Republican
government by the people. lttclls that there
is life in the old land yet 1t tells the
people, North and South that the days of
robbing and bluodslcd have passed. and that
a common country AID Il coinnion destiny is
ours.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-07

bnriag the present week company oi
i-h-ii>h capitalists have been in town, ana
att !"lr Tor the purpose OF examining the
Lara. in This section which are offered t"i
,1.". w., are Informed that ii is their desire
- pGrch;t>rabout $1,000 acres OF good farm
l't@ land. ana then 20 establish colony
NotscHi~ Register.
Go Thursday tie 10Th ultimo, the tempe
rance hall al Fork Union, Fluyanna, was ell
l!rcil destroyed. All the furniture, jewels,
&c., IL we'll ~ quantity Of tobacco and
corn (Which were stored i'll the lower poI'-
ton Of the bullding), We're entirely con-
-uEcd. The fire is supposed TO have been
Ih" work Of Al neutrality-suspicious. Re-
gi<ter.
Several tu,nilc. Of Scotch emiglants are
daily expected to arrive i'll Boydton, looking
for hvnlc~. The scotch arc prorcrbaily honest
and frugal; lct us give them all the encC ur-
agclnent we can.-Roan0ke valley.
a little child, the daughter of Mr.. James
Fit, living in Palmer, Spring township,
being o'!t al play, was attracted TO tub OF
water, and when found was III the tub en-
tirely dead.-I:oanohc valley.
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Here are some opinions. Gratz Brown
says Greeley is the chivalrous spirit OF the
place. 10 write three columns day SIX
days in the week and be SO little of n fool is
statesmsnship. Judge Brinkerhof says Gree
low is q nuisance in the way OF all reforners
He is not q man Of reason, and only has a
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1872-03-14
First lmpres.ions--By Josh Rilllng.. =.

First ImPressions--By Josh BiIlings,
Fust impreshuns are sed tew be lasting.
Emmy man who has been stoung by hornet
once will sware tew this. f4'-~ @o'
The safest way for most folks to do, IL to
do as the rest do. Thare aint but phew who
kan navigate without kompass. a.. Il.
A wize man IL never konfounded by what
he don't understand, but phool generally IL.
Young men, don't grind your scythe all on
one side. 8
Politeness IL often wasted, but it IL a good
and cheap mistake &c. make. .fc gr,. y
Our very best thoughts often Gums to us
sudden, seldum perfekt. They require polish.
ing up to make them komplete %
Do good turn, young man, whenever you
kan, even if you have tew turn grindstun
tew do it. m. ..; -,.z.
Repentance is generally konsidered week.
ness, but know ov nothing more Indicative
of strength. tt ~
Human knowledge is knot very kompre-
hensiye after all, for have seen men who
could kalculate an eklips to dot, who could
not harness horse to save their lives
Every boldly in this world wants watching,
but none more than ourselves.
Running IL apt tew outwit itself. The man
who turned the boat over and got under it
tew keep out of the rain, was one of this kind.
Vanity IL strange pashun--rather than be
out of a job, it will brag of its vice.
All phOols are poor listeners. .-
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1872-03-14
Helena, Montana, Thursday, March Il, 1879.

With eye of genius straight explored it, ,...,
Found Its lost fellow and restored it
For which, mankind, his lasting debtors, .'"
Placed on his limbs a felon's fetters. t2 @i
Calico, deep problems solving, ,,,n nG
Read the result on earth revolving .. ,r....-
A search locked from Times beginning,
But cast the pearls, his wisdoms winning,
To human swine, who turned and rent him,
And then to noisome dungeons sent him.
And history is with tales abounding ...-. .. ,
Of base returns just as astounding
By this worlds people to their betters,
Whose deeds have made them endless debtors.
'Tis always left for future ages .0. ...
To deal fair honors to our sages. ...
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1872-03-14

LOUISVILLE, at present, seems to lay over
oil other American cities in the pretty-girl
business. Alexis found such an enchantingly
lovely creature at the big bali there that he
stuck to her, like piece of yeneering, all
the evening waltzed, gquadrilled, prone
naded, chatted, and ate with her, to the en-
tire exclusion of the remaining chunks Of
Kentucky beauty, which were lying around
''promiskus." The young lady had an escort
of her own, but the carroty gent, being a
duke, could monopolize her away from the
poor serf in question. Alexis appears to
have made il all right, however, by sending
old Poisset to this chap, after the ball was
over, to say that his girl was the handsomest
one he had seen in North America.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1872-03-14

THE following is the personal description"
of French passport: Gage; height,
five feet three inches without high-heeled
boots; hair, fashionable color; forehead, in
tellectually high and symmetrically broad;
eyebrows, beautifully arched; eyes, brilliantly
black, blue, or grey; nose, exquisite, sense of
smell wonderful; mouth, pretty, piquant, and
enticing; hair on face, only eyebrows, and a
stray curl or lock; complexion beautifully
soft, yet full of life-color." Of course the
bearer is young American girl.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1872-03-14

The constitutionality of the Iowa Liquor
airy. A Mrs. Priestly sues liquor dealer for
the modest sum of 81, 900 damages for selling
liquor to her husband. In Chicago the new
method resorted to by retail liquor dealers,
desirous of escaping from the claims of in
jured wives is, to procure the signature of
the wife to the following receipt:
Permission is hereby granted by me, the
lawful wife Of, and declare and
witness by my own signature, that my hus-
band has the perfect right and liberty to drink
and as often as he chooses to drink, and
what he chooses to drink, and hereby relin-
quish all the claims arising therefrom.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1872-03-14

PREVENTION OF FRAUDs IN VoTING.-A
novel and simple measure for the prevention
of frauds in voting has been devised by j.
Walter Stoops, of Brooklyn. A book of
printed forms is provided, each being num-
bered, and space being left for the name
and address of the voter. A coupon CORE
spondipgly numbered IS attached, and this is
given to the voter when he registers, to be
presented when he casts his vote. The COM
mon trick OF repeaters voting upon another
mans name is thus prevented. This is not
unlike the method or registration of the ple-
biscitum in Paris. foT-.f- ri. e,esl.'g., -, n
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1872-03-14
@~<~bH%

THE people of grasshopper Falls, Kansas,
are again ashamed of the name of their town,
and are agitating the question of changing it.
They tried that once, some nine years ago,
by act of the Legislature, calling the name
Sautrelle. Every wag in the country had
his joke over it, and the name was soon trans
mogrified into ''Sow-tail," by which name it
was commonly known The next Legislature
made haste to become Grasshopper again.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1872-03-14

THAT the English are beer-drinking peo-
pie Is we'll known, but the following statistics
are surprising even in the face of that knowl-
edge: The last annual report shows total
of 81, ,632 lincensed breweries. Some of these
brew 100000 to 1000, 600 barrels year.
and they pay license fee which foots up
very nearly $4,000, 600. The value of the
beer exported from England to the East Indies,
China, Australia, the United States, and else
where, is nearly S1O. COG. GOO. Ll-.. L ~. 3
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1872-03-14

THE, Kennebec journal says little seven
year-old, not a hundred miles from Hallow-
ell, was asked by his mother to take piece
of cake from her plate, thai, she had not
eaten, whereupon young hopeful replied that
"he did not propose to become Lazarus for
anybody He'll do. 81 syf h.+ts3 s