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dos surely and sffrctua!ly control Them.
The testimony - our bet ci'll.ug ~ sfI
rIass.-s sstaDil1h'-- the fact, that fJtgEHE
PICTORIAL Will and dO.7S r"ll"N" aud rurH
the aifi lcti M dIsDrdFr- ~ The IhIDnt EHd
Lung beyond any other medicine. The
most dangerous afs ctlOnS Of the Pulfni-
nary Organs y!"ld - IL pDy.T, ana ras.7
- tGuump ptlOn cUTed D. This pr parailDH
are publicly known, ~ T'nIhTEsD!' ~
hardly 90 b" believed, W@T" proven b'y "Di
dispute. A. remedy ~ l. adequate, "u
which the public may rely iyE iuiI pfDt''
ton. By curing 'Oughs, th" i0T"funh"rH
% NOR" srTlDGs dIssas II sat"~ unnuii-
bsrt-l ilysz and amount Of suffering not To-
b. rOmpui.-i- II challenge iJAl nBd
cDnyinc'-s the most sEspichi. EN"f5
family should keep u Oh hhnd - q pro
tsctlOu against the early ana uHp"fcflh'tl
attack Of Pulmonary Anr~fiphs, which
are EASILY met at nrai' by ShiSi! DtrDin'r
lncurabis and often fathl, " neglected.
Tender lungs need thIsdsirbc" aud ~ -
uuVis. a. ~ without ~. - saf"Eunri
10 children. amid the dis!f-oinE dlSSasa-s
which bs-sst ia" Throat aiyi th'Si 90
Childhood CHEEKY PEJTDRAbls inyhlun-
bic: pyr, by lts Timely u.s., Tnuliltuds- are
rescued from pT~maiur" grave, and saved
% the love and affection conferred OH them.
II acts speedily and surely against Orll-
nary eolds, occurring bDund AMI hsalth-
restoring EI..D. NO one viii suffer tFDI-
bl.-SDfns In finEnza and painful Eroneiihis.
when they know how easily they can d.
cured.
Originally the prphuct Of long Ihl,Dfious,
aud sucrsr-ful chemical invest lgatiOn. HB
crst or toll u spared In making every bat
tl- in the utmost possible p-TicciI4D. -
may be oShrds'hI Tally relied upJi. a pos-
,sssSing all TIA" virtues IL has ever exhibit
ed, aud capable ~ prpdur:
memorable As the greatest ~ F.r.lf .
fscied.
PREPARED ~
0r r. AyEPE m Io,,,oIl n,,.
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The President Weary OF HIS Loni
Stay at the Capital.

WAsHISGToN, September 12.-Th"
President will leave for st. Louis Tues
day next.
Attorney General Williams has given
an opinion that the /. :. troops can b"
used to remove the outlaws and all un-
authorized persons from tn" Chry"nn"
and Arrnnahne reSrrYatinn
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Ministers 10 the Spanish Republic,

MADRID, September l3.-The German
and Austrian Ministers were received
bv President Scrrano Yesterday with
great ceremony. and presented their ere
drntals simultaneously III accordanc"
with the instructions, OF their govern
ment Hnt,fcld, the German minister,
said that Emperor William, in r"cogniz-
ing III" executive power of Spain, WAS
moved hy dcsir" to c"ntribut" I" thr
restoration of peace in that country, and
hoped that President Scrrano would sue
coed in maintaining order by conscrya-
tive measures. Scrrauo replied that his
government would fuliithc expectations
Of Europe. and act with energy to prevent
civilization from being again undermined.
Speeches of similar tenor were "I-
changed between the President and the
Austrian Minister
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Baltimore Market

BALrrNoRE, September l2-Flour
Duh and unchanged Wheat at---flrm; all.
bcr western 81 20tfl 30. Corn-Firmcr "a,
92c. OatS-Quiet 1T 59td 60c. Rye Dullu,
92@96c. Hsy-Unrhangcd. r-rh.
Bacon, Hams, Lard and Coilcr--Cu-
changed. Pctnslaua-Dull;c crude iJta
Age WhiSky-Ea,icra at 81 06CnI a..
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Philadelphia Mark et.

PHILADELPHIA, September l2.-PlOur
Dull; Indiana and Ohio 81 75raS %.
Wheat-DuIl; red 81 I2S1 %. Rye
Steady a. 93(S9G. COn--In god de-
mAud st sGta &c. Oats-Steady at 65tg
Gfc. Petroleum-Rs6ned firm a. llsc.
Whisky Held a. 81 W. Butter--Firm
a, 20G27c.- Cheese-Quist and trm;
Western prime st I2!Ca l3;ci half sklm'
lOlGllc. Eggs-Essier st 22(a2dc.
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Monument to General Lyon.

ST. LOUIS September ia monu-
ment, erected in honor of General Ma
thaniel Lyon, who wss killed at the battle
of Wilson's, creek, in August, 1861, was
inaugurated to-day in Lyon Park, COM
posed of part of the old arsenal grounds
in the lower portion of the city. Be-
tween three and four thousand old SOL
diers and citizens were present and elo-
Quent orations were delivered by Hon.
Joseph 7. Tatum and Colonel John A.
Joyce in English and Valentine Grimm
in German. The monument is red Ms
ssouri granite. The obelisk is fifteen feet
high, standing upon granite pedestal
twenty feet high. Next year an eques-
trian statute of the General, now in pro-
cess of construction by j. Wilson Nc
Donald, of New York, will be erected.
...r- Illinois State Pair.
! PEORIA, Ill, September 13.--The Hi
nois State Fair for 1874, which opens in
this city tomorrow, promises TO be a
grand success. The entries are already
more numerous than on the second morn
ing Of the fair last year. The Secretary
says there will b. more shOrt-hOrn cattle
Oh exhibition than were ever before to
getner in America. There are over one
hundred Norman horses. together with
large number of thoroughbreds
The show of hogs, sheep and poultry is
also very fine. In the machinery, agri-
cultural, horticultural ami fine arts de-
partments, every foot of space is en-
gagged, and will be filed. The prospect
for large attendance of visitors are most
excellent All the railroads leading into
the city will run excursion trains, and
passengers will be landed directly at the
grounds. The weather Is cool and pleas
ant.
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The Randolph E,t.rpri<' publishes

The Randolph E"'.,pri<> publishes
the following table.
FKoN rHE REcoED>-Tn" School
Fund of th. Stat" ma been increased
over $4,000 since ISL, when tn" DEM
"rrat> came into power; every dollar
of which j. well secured, and not Il
mr,irlr used other than for school
PURPOSES. The Radicals in the year
lSGi USED >jd. 55S.02; in 1868, $44, 1923;
m 1859. 81, ,4S2.ls; in 1870, S6O,j2S "a;
,u lS7l tlG,49OG4 of the School Fund
,.r general STATE purposes.
Ne, the Radicals talk about lraving
oul National, and carrying on the cam
uaiyn on State issues.
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Toledo Market.

ToLEDo, September l2.-Flour- r-
Quiet and unchanged. Wheat-Dr-
msnd fair and market 6rm; No =
white Wabash 81 -; Nos do 81 IL;
Ma. ] red 81 l4;No. , 81 O9l; No. ! am
hcr Illinois 81 II. Corn-Stcadv and In
moderate demand; high mixed So tGS2 g.;
yellow pc; II" grade Sic. OstS--Dull
and lower No , and Michigan 52c.
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Beecher Gives Another Sermon.

TWIN MouSTAIN HoUSE, September -.
--Becch"r preached to-day to an audience
like that of last Sunday. taking for his
text GalationS NN chapter, l&-ls verses:
For brethren, yc have been called unto
liberty, only not liberty for an occasion
to the flesh, &c" Beechc1 has seldom
preached with more vigor, or delivered II
more effective discourse. His subject, 10
the end of his discourse. was II meaning Of
religion in man, in which he argued T."
be At liberty, that liberty which comes
from perfect unconscious automatic "h"-
dicnc- to law
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Interstate Exposition.

CHICAGO, September l2.-The Inter-
State Exposition is now full under way.
The various departments having been
put in nearly complete order since the
opening day, and now present A most
attractive appearance; the display being
larger. finer and better arranged than
..last year. The machinery, floral and
art departments being especially worthy
of notice. The attendance ia increasing
daily, and not less than thirty thousand
people visited the buildings to-day. So
lar the Exposition is in every way Il
most gratifying success.
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Important Item.

HAVANA, September l2.-CaleIto Gar
cie, the captured insurgent leader is on
board a gun-boat Manzillo. When sur
priscd 10y his captors Garcic fired two
,hots at them, and when taken was found
to be- wounded in the head, the ball pass
ing out near the nose. The Spaniards
say he shot himself. 1t is thought that
rangrenr has set in and that the wound
u.ill hn tuiul
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Announeement-For Justice.

n, The Voters Of Madison District:
hereby offer myself as candidate for
I'M, office of Justice OF the Peace for Msdi-
son district, which now hold by appoint
ment from the Board of Commissioners of
Onio county. there being but one Justice
Of the Peace To be voted for In said district
M the election in October next.
S-nSi WM. II. CALDWELL.
~ The Totcrs Of Madison District:
thereby offer myself ~ a candidate for
the Office Of Justice, in Madison district.
s.p-i !. o. SMITH.
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The Latest Scandal About Albert
......l Edward.
From the New York Graphic.

The Prince of Wales owes nearly o
million of money. But it must not be
supposed that his favorites are enriched
by his generosity. The Prince, although
on pleasure bent, has frugal mind. 1t
is probable that one of his lady friends
cost him something handsome. The story
is that he gave her 10000 a year. She
is now living in very humble way,
probably at rate of G3O0 year. When
her establishment was broken up and sold
BY her creditors there was great rush of
purchasers. and competition for certain
articles in thel house was lively. The
three principal creditors of the Prince
are the Duke of Sutherland, Mr..
Poole, the tailor, and Mr.. Law
son, the principal proprietor of the Daily
Telegraph. The Prince had about u mil
lion of pounds saved up for him when he
attained his majority. He has ever since
had An income Of about G12O,OOO year.
His wife is not e1travagrnt but now he
is in debt to the tune G850, 600 or Fl ,0OO,-
900; and it is great mystery where the
money has gone to. In about twelve
years he has managed to spend more
than three and quarter millions of
pounds sterling, or rearly seventeen mil
lions of dollars. He is anxious to get out
of debtor at least his creditors want
their money. He applied to the late
government for assistance, but they re-
fused TO do anything. He has renewed
his application to the present govern
ment, and the matter is under considera-
ton. One Of the pleas he makes is
that much Of the money was spent Ill
discharging duties that belonged to the
Queen. There is something i'll this but
then if it be so, the Queen should pay it,
and not the people. The Queen, | am
told, has occasionally given considerable
sums to the Prince. Just before the
marriage OF the Duke Of Edinburgh some
of the creditors of that young gentleman
(who is also in debit pressed for their
money, and threatened to make row
about it if they were not paid. The
Queen came to the rescue, and paid
$4,000 out of her own purse 10 satisfy
these claims.
At the next session Of Parliament II
bill of some kind will be introduced for
the relief of the Prince of Wales. Most
probably it will consist of IA vote Of
money and an authorization for the capi-
talization of the revenues of the Duchy
of Cornwall for certain number OF
years. These revenues amount to about
f6OO0O year. A capitalist would do
well to pay s5O0,OOO down and take the
revenues for ten years. BY these means
the money to pay the debts of the Prince
might be raised, but he would in the
meantime be deprived of half his income.
There has been a ridiculous story float
ing about town for few days to the
effect that now that the Princess of " aleS
has gone back to Denmark with her
father she will remain there, and that,
tired of the continued, infdelities of her
husband, quiet separation will be effect
ed. cannot think there is any tounda-
ton for the report.
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Pittsburgh Market.

PrrrSpuRGH, september l2.--Wheat
Firm; Pennsylvania and Ohio ~
Sl l2(hl 10; white ~ lSGil ~. Corn
Firm with r"iuccd supplva ST, ~.
Petrulcum--Crude firm at 56c NJ vel.
90 at river; refined, demand mndcrs,.
at II !" Philadelphia delivery.
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Base Rail,
FOREIGN.
Strike nf Bolton. England.

LONDON, September l2.-Tho strike of
the operatives at Bolton stops seventy
four mills, employing 1900 hands.
Forty-eight mills, employing 1000 hands,
continue operations. Subscription list'
for the strikers have been opened by the
trades unions throughout the mauufac-
turing districts.
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THE WEATHER.
WAX DRPARTN ENT.

OFFICE OF CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHINGTnN September II, SP.N.
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Lt!IErgrT GrrasiA scnlds, barns, Nlr
rhrum, ear nchr, &c, upon tNr human
frame, aud 0f strains, spaN in, gall &c. upon
auimuls Ia Que year than have al "ihrI
prrirnd,I remedies since, the world hrKuI.
IL IN u Couni"r-iTritnnt. nn all healing
pain r-lirNrT. CrippluS throw away th,Ir
crutChes. the iums walk, poisonous bite,
are rendered harmless Uud ia" Nuuudri
healed without scar. II n NO humhhF,
The recipe II published around ravh butll'
II Il s.,llIng ~ no article ever hrfur, sold
and IL sells hsrnusdit II dDrS JuNl what ~ pr.
tends to du. Thuss Who uuW .u'i'r iInw
rh,umuti~m, pain "r swelling. d"s"rNU To-
suffer II they viii not u-r i'uluUt l.lui.
mani More than hD certificates - to-
mark able currs iucluhiug fNHIu Hubs,
chronic rheumatism ,EUut, Tuuulug ipuIOts
&c. have been received. ", Viii s'Ub
circular containing cert iilrHtis, th1 r'cIUr,
&C., gratis, Ia ANY on" requesting n. uhir
bottle Of ih" yellow wrapper tUutuUr llui
mrnt f. worth on" hundred dollars har
SpaN iurd or ~wrrulr,l horses and males. ur
tor scr.w warm Ia sheep, stock owner
mis- linimrut r. worth Your attention. No
family should br without I'niHur Iinl-
mont Sold by nll druggists ~ cents p'T
bottle iarsc bottles sIU'. !. n. IoSES 10.
Broadway, N'w York
CRstoria II mon than "a substItuu tot
Castor Oll. II II the only uG article Ia e.
istrurr which r. rrriuiu to aSziInilAt" the
food. rrgulnt" thGbVWCls. cure u ind col Q
and pfuIurr natural sleep. II contains.
neither mincpIE, hEa1,laie or ulruhulS
and II PHEASANT to take. children need bUtl
cry and mothers may .rrsi.
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Destructive Fires I'm Canada.

CORNWALL Ont. September l3.-
Thi, morning the following mills and
other property were destroyed by fire:
John O'ReiIy & Co.'S paper mill; Hodg's
planning mill; the StormOnt Manufacture
ing Company office and magnificent
mill: ?. f. Adams saw lath and shngle
mills. and al Old a-h"ry. The total los
is estimated at >22OOOO. It i believed
all the losers were insured, but 10 what
amount is unknown.
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STATE BoSps-Quiet.
RAILROAD BnNnS-Firn.

RAILROAD Dun DS--T u lIlll.
SToCKs-Thc market during the last
hour of business Was strong aud the clos
ing prices wer" nominslly at the highest
point ofthe day and with few "Xcrp-
tions ofthr weak The special feature
was Union Pacific in which yeryactivc
business was done. The advance Tor the
day having been Il with the final sales
at 33im38., the improvement in the
remainder OF the list ranged from ! t" /
per cent, with III" largest dealings in
Western Union, Lake Shore Wabash,
Northwestern and 81. Paml common.
The sales to-day included 5000 -harrs "t
Union Pacific, 10000 Western Union
l3jOO Lake Shore, 1900 Toledo and
Wabash. 5000 Pacific Matt 5000 North
western, aud 5000 81. Paul
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, September - Wheat
Dull at - O7ml H. Corn Steady NJ
SOFA Ste. Oat,-Frm at 63CdJic. Pr-
trolcum-Quirt, firm and unchanged
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Decision as to Pensions.

AsHINGToN, September 13.-The
Commissioner IF the Pension Office has
decided rs preliminary to the comSidcra-
tion of a claim under the act of June Is.
1874, provision for claim of fifty dol
lars per month, alleging permanent and
total disability. the applicant must pre-
sert evidence showing concIusiyrly that
h" requires regular mid and the atten-
dance Of another person.
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Sale Of IrOn-Clatls.

NEW ORLEANS, september l2.-The
iron-clads sold to-day by the Government
were the following: Elijah. $500;
Umpquah. $500; Winnebago. $3.50;
purtha>cd by Nathaniel Mckay, Boston.
1vis, $1,4O0; Yuma. $l0,07j; purchased
By Thomas Allen, of Pittsburgh. ka-
math, S7,4OO; Kawaydin, $3.50; pur-
chased by Sheckle, Harris X Co., Of st.
Louis. CmckaSaw. $3.50; purchased
by David Campbell. Of 1t. Louis. Total
bid. s69,O75. 1t Is expected that the sale
will be disapproved by the Navy De
nartment.
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Republican Nominations.

COLUMBIA, s. C., September 1%.-Thr
Republican Convention nominated ID. ii.
Chamberlain for Governor and X. II.
Gleavrs, the present incumb"nt, for
Lieutenant Governor K. b. Elliott WAS
chosen n Chairman of the Executive
Committee An Independent Rcpubii-
can Convention will br called, rs many
delegates are dissatisfied, and other nom
nations will be- mad".
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POLITICAL.
Democratic County Convention.

~ THE AUTHORITY VESTED IN MI
Il by the Democratic County Conven-
lion. at Its session in this city ON Monday,
the g,th day of July, hereby call the Con-
vant,on 10 reassemble in the Hall Of the
second Branch of the city Council on
sa,urday, September isth, at lsoclock
M. for the purpose of placing In nomi-
nation suitable candidates to represent
ohio county in the Legislature of West
Virginia. dc
Sepl2
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A woman's wills and won'ts.

The two leading features in womans
karacter are her "icillS and her
" tOOn IS.
When she makes up her mind she will
do thing, WI mite az we'll undertake to
dam Niagara Falls with sawdust AZ to
stop her, and when she lroH't she IL as
balkv AZ six mule team that won t
bulge a bit.
When a woman makes up her mind
that she will hav u 50 dollar bonnet,
would inst like to see the husband who
could head her of | wouldn't give him
a cent yard for his peace ov mind un-
til she gifts the bonnet.
| admire this trait in the wimmn
folks; it shows they mean biziness and
kant be phooled with.
If it wasn't for this live coal in their
natures they would be burnt to ashes in
this overbearing world i'll less than six
weeks.
The wills" and "wontS are just what
man admire in their wives after all, and
it il Just what makes the world pay them
SO mutch Difference.
hay sed-but | don't kno whether il
is falsshOod or not-that wlmmln are
controlled bi their wills, and men bi
their opinyunS.
In conclusion, say to all women
dear girls, hang on tite to yurc wills
and your "wontS. Your own good SENS"
will teach you to cover them with velvet
and wreath them in flowers; but don't yu
ever swap them oph for ennything else,
however fsttering trade yu are offered.
Josh Billings. in ". !. Weekly.
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The Pacific Mail steamship City of
r"king, will be- open for inspection on
Tuesday, the 18th, specially for visitors
irOm abroad.
Montgomery Blair has been called TO
Missouri by the dangerous illness of his
brother Frank.
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A fire in Charleston. ;. c.. yesterday
destroyed a building occupied by T. 5
Nipson. dealer in shoes, and H. Bare
drug establishment. Los $4,000; hal,
insured.
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Denfh Of GuiZOf.

PARIS, September lS.-Francis Pierre
Guillaume Guizot, an eminent states
man and writer, died at his residence in
Nalricher. He will be buried in Fl.
oven cemetery. The funeral will be
strictly private and unceremonious. III
accordance with the wishes of the de-
ceased.
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For state ssnate-sseond District.

In compliance with the wishes Of many
trisuds. | hereby announce myself as
candidate To represent the second SENATOR
nj District In the Legislature, subject 10 the
desisiou Of the Democratic nominating
convention. WM. %. IN
Mtrrton county, w. "a. yI4
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~ FRS
Cherry PeCtOral,
For bls..as"s "fiho Throat nud Lung au,n
IA Coughs, l"ldF. HbODplsg Cough,
BfpnchI.'z, Asthma, and
GDnsuIn pitOu.
A1lV,g gssr"nI

M .
n liHTBgsTIt tH
inSSiFru ETrHrr
tbhi are Df TuSFr
real ysIurtptnati.
klHd Than iIiIsrf.
f-"tiIhI remedy frr
al. Iis.'aF.- 81 tIi.
'ThrDntand Lung.
\ vast trinl OI h..
siriu'r, through
Out'this hnd Dthst
'DuntTi'4 has
shown mat q
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"HE was good man, they say, but he
was too innocent TO livein the same town
with Boss Shepherd" is the New York
7rib"se'S obituary of late distinguished
Vermont statesman. .
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THx is,t, aud best, name We have
heard for AN Independent is q 'Contin-
cent
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ST. Louis, September IA Le1ing-
ton, Mo-, special to the Evening D,Yatch
says:: that shooting atfray occurred there
this afternoon, between Deputy City
Marshal l.. A. Kane and Deputy Sheriff
Eugene Ewing, in which Kane was killed
aad Ewing mrrtally wounded. The affair
grow out of an old feud.
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Meeting Called TO Consider the Fire
Arms Seizure

New ORLEANS, September l&.-Thc
Picarrus publishes an address signed by
fifty persons and men Of business firms,
calling meeting at Clay Statue at II
o'clock Monday morning, 10 consider the
matter of the seizure Of private firearms
bv the State authorities. 1t is under
stood that the messengers to-day notified
the white leaguers to attend Is they in
tend 10 make demonstration in force.
The amusement season was inaugural
ed tonight NJ the Academy Of Music.
where Sheridan Mack & Day combina-
tion are playing to crowded houses.
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A Glimpse at Beecher and Tilton.

This is glimpse at llIton'S lie as pre-
scntcd by friendly special:
His four children called on him at tn"
old home on Livingston street Tuesday
afternoon. 1t was the first time all the
little ones had been there since the family
wa. scattered. Tilton Was much affected.
They all went upte the large front bed
room on the second floor, for delightful
visit for one hour. Then the little ones
scattered over the house, while Florence,
at the piano played her father tavorit"
pieces, Theodore and his, ,daushtcr were af-
fccted tears. In parting from his children
Hr. Tilton said: my chicks, goodbye,
and remember that both father and
mother love you dearly, and want you
to have happy life Write to both Of
us often
As To- Brother Beecher, he continues to
b. Jolly, and passes time trout-fshing
on week days, and sermons to White
, Mountain c1cursionists on Sundays. He
is always in merry mood.-Ptt>b'"gh
Ertnino 7tlrQrGM
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-14
Af'heelius Rssisttr.

GOLD closed in New York on Saturday
n 1923.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-14

A rumor comes from tho Gold Coast
that the King Of Ashantee will soon be
deposed. Half of the town of Bonny has
been DESTROYED BY fire.