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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-07-09

Every year increases the pOpu-
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alone. We can assure our old
patrons that il is kept fully up 20
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~ reliable and perfected prepare
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out, rs it stimulates and nourisheS
the hair-glands. Bv its use, the
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In badness, 1t restores the capillary
ylands q their normal vigOr, and
viii create a new growth, except In
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the BEST PREPARATION Tor lis
intended purposes.
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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-07-09
2atentoe

2atentoe
Also Wood Ya'sn, Seifaumpilg Crates
tss seen in cut above, with patent Ash.
PIT and Pan. above patents are very use
ful. durable, handsome and economical
and are fast becoming very popular and 2
I intend 20 sell them as low as possible
AN can aud will use them.
Residence on 81 Avenue, between llth
aud 18th streets, Huntington, W. Va
Orders solicited and promptly filed.
J. b. WOOD.
TESTIMONIAL.
Nhsfpgton, ". Ia, Nov25 1872
Mr. =, r. Wood-De1r SIR. At your re.
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II. e.. Parsons, Director O. 81 q. r. 4
D. W. Fmmons. Gen. Spt C. J.. Co
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am now prepared 20 sell territory
county, city, township rights ou ms pat
emit J.E. WOOD, Pateutec.
y "a general assortment Il
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which time the prisoner occasionally
mumbled something, apparently address,
ed to the executioner, giving directions
about his clothes. He looked pale, but
did not seem much concerned. Two ex-
ecutioneIs stood by with their swords,
which were dipped in water. First exc
cutioner advanced and struck, missing
his aim, and .
HITTING UNDER THE NECK,
close to the shoulders; the body tell for
ward, with the head in the trench, SEEM
ing to suffer much. A second blow. was
struch, and then the assitant executioner
advanced and delivered a heavy blow,
which, being unsuccessful, fourth at
tempt to sever the head from the body
was made but failed. One executioner
then took the head by the hair, and began
to saw the head off with his sword in a
most horrible manner, but was stopped
by the chief officer. Water was thrown
on the face, and in order to show the
face to the witnesses, the head
not being entirely severed it WAS
necessary to partially lift the
body up with it. The body was covered
with mat, and Tazaki Hidechika had
met his due reward. The time occupied
by the decapitation was two minutes.
As the head was not severed from the
body rs per sentence and according to
Japanese custom, the question may be
raised as to whether the failure was in
tentional or not, as Hidechika may have
preferred to suffer more to having his
head cut entirely of; as to the japanese
idea of disgrace l am entirely ignorant.
Notice of the execution was posted in one
place, written in japanese.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, November 20.-Cotton-
Steady; middling :uplands l45c. Flour
Quiet; receipts 5000 barrels; su-
perfine western and State 81 OO@4 40;
common to good "a 1905 90; good to
choice SIS l0(95 rs; white wheat extra
S5 75(Gg6 %; extra Ohio "a S0G6 IS; st.
Louis 81 9O(GS-0O. Rye Flour-Firm at
81 30(G4 so. Corn Meal-Dull at 81 Is
(G4 IS, Wheat-Less active; receipts
$1,000 bushels; No. l spring 81 l5@l 26;
old No. 2 81 l261 10; No. 81 049
90; No. Milwaukee 81 1921 l2!i
amber western 81 25@l %. Rye
Quiet at 94(d97c. Barley and Malt
Quiet. Corn-Steady; receipts $4,000
bushels; mixed western soc, in store;
90(G9lc afoat; new S0CGS4c. Oats-A
shad, frmer; receipts 27,OOO bushels; mix
ed western 64@66l &c; white 66@6Sc Hay
and Hops-Uhchanged. Cotfee-Firm.
,Sugar-Active at StGSlc. Molasses-
Dull at 62664c. Petroleum-Dull; crude
at Sc; refined at lO3(9loso.i Rosin
Steady at 50 55. Turpentine-Steady at
35Ic. Eggs-Firm at 2SCG29c. Pork
Firm at $2l %. Beef-Unchsnged. Cut
Meats-In demand; middles quiet and
steady; long clear at lite. Lsrd-open-
ed firm and closed heavy; prime steam
14tc. Butter-Quiet; western 2O(2Sc.
Cheese Quiet at l2!dG l53c. Whisky
Lower at 81 02tml 02l.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, November 2o-FlCur,
Quiet and unchanged. Wheat-Dull;
No. l spring 92c; No. 2 soc spot regu-
lar; S96S9tc strictly fresh spot or
seller November; S9sc seller Deem
ber; No. s5tc; rejected SOC. Corn
Dull and unsettled; No. = mix
cd 793c spot; 79tc bid seller Novem,.
bcr; 75Bc.bid seller year. Oats-Dcmand
active and prices advanced; No. = 5Oic
spot; sole bid seller November; 40 ic bid
seller wear. Rye-At 90c. Barley
Dull and unsettled; No. , 81 24Gl 20
spot; 81 30 seller November. Pork
Dull and lower at $40 90 cash; $l9 500
10 90 seller year. Lard-Duli and nom
inal at l3Ic seller year; $l3 o5-l3l!3
seller February. Bulk Meats-Steady
and in moderate demand. Whisky
Dali ut oslo. On the opening of the
board this afternoon Wheat closed lower
at S9Ic seller December. Corn-Dcmand
fair and market firm at sObc seller No
vcmbcr; 7Gic seller year. Oats-Higher
at 5lc cash.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Negotiations are now in progress be-
tween the governments of Germany and
Mexico for the conclusion Of the treaty
OF commerce.
Prince Gortschakofl had n long inter-
view with Bismarck Yesterday, after
which he left for St. Petershurgh. Gort-
schakoft has expressed his confidence IN
the maintenance of the peace Of Europe
for many years.
Isaac Butts, many years editor of the
Rochester Union and advertiser, died
yesterday morning.
A Rye Beach dispatch states that the
direct United States cable feet, consist
ing of the steamers Fsradav, Dacls and
Ambassadors. were in the harbor OF
Grace, New Foundland, on the 18th inst,
waitiR for suitable weather 10 complete
the laying of the cable.
The Carlists have shot thirty-seven
prisoners, who were captured al Careiio
Ira Delano, a prominent citizen OF
Ferre Hsute, Indiana, died last night OF
apopleXy.
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WOmen's National Christian Tenn.
perance Union.

CLEvEvEND, November 20.-At the
morning session of the Women's Ma
tional Temperance Convention the con-
sideration of the report of the Committee
on Resolutions was resumed. The pre-
fatory address embodied in the report
was referred the Committee on an Ad-
dress to the Women Of America.
The Committee on Constitution re-
ported, and the Constitution was adopted.
The name of the association agreed upon
was "Women's National Christian Tenn
perance Union Committees were ap-
pointed on newspaper and on juvenile
organization.
The following permanent officers were
elected: Mrs. Anna Wittemyer, of
Philadelphia, President; one Vice
President from each State represented;
Mrs Francis Z. Willard, of Chicago,
Corresponding Secretary; Mrs. Mary K.
johnson, Of Brooklyn, Financial Secre-
tary; and Mrs. VIM. \. Ingham, Of
Cleveland, Treasurer.
The Convention adjourned to meet
next November, the precise date and
place to be determined upon by the Of
fcers, who form board OF managers.
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ACHARMIyG SET or BOOKS.
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Andrew Wilson Speaketh-A IRE
quest TO Appear"

Editors OF the Register.
Assuming the report of your local
,.I,nr 70 be- correct, have to reply Y, that
my statement Of what transpired at the
,r,urr meeting of the Board of Educa-
..,r, WAS substantially as it WAS reported
=, me-. There may have been Il mistake
8. ,p Mr.. Wilson's obiecting in form;
,g, !, will not be denied, Ipresume, that
,r,qur,, WAS made that Mr.. Williams
should be- heard. Mr.. Wilson was de-
,ulnring ne in violent manner, and
( rr, ohi-cting. in terms, evil
.,,,ly showed. at least, by his whole
i.ur.ng. that 80 far as he was concerned,
Mr.. Williams should not be heard; anu
isras not heard.
Mr.. W. is entitled, however,
- the benefit of his personal
explanation, especially as he is sustained
j.. this matter bv other members of the
tosrd. But the whole proceedings of
hist evening. on this subject, is so char
s.,cr>;c of Mr.. Wilson's treatment Of
Tie Superintendent and Principals, is re-
gard to the matter of getting hearing
6efore the Board and other things, that
be- can take bnt very little benefit from
BIZ personal explanation.
A>to my appearing before the Com
milcr ON Rules, it has not been usual for
yysrs past for the Principals to appear
l..'orr committees of the board, although
i na> often been earnestly desired on the
Tart of the former. Whether or not |
Shall comply with the request to appear
before the committee, is u matter about
winch | must take further time for con-
.tcrutiun. not knowing but this may be
ano:I"r Il the many dcXtrouS tricks of
H., .Aillful preStidigitator To gain an adj
vantage But in any event | certainly
dol ur, mean 10 treat the board with dis
fy,p"rt: neither do | fear to meet my
antagonist anywhere. or in any presence.
81, u the invitation of the board 10 APP
par before the committee is to be taken
a. ml indication of disposition
.n the III" part If that body, not to sub
'at To- thi> one mGH yotrer, should re-
n.re ut the action of the board, us a
g~dg. Of it, determination to return to
better order of things; and, ut the same
,u". indulge the hope that this discus
bon hu, already resulted i'll some good to
U"puhiic.
In the meantime. | think it wise and
"lPrirnt, and demanded by the public
god that the htn,Jcr question, and other
matters, be kept distinctly in view. 1t
B, tno lste now for Mr.. Wilson to attempt
= :ai>c dust Why did he not have
n" subject of our personal difficulty re-
'rrrrd To special committee, at the for
myr meeting of the board, according to
my request through Mr.. Maxwell. No,
Il suited the purpose of this gentleman
t"'t"-, At that time, to give me lam
lra"Hug. But now pc wishes the matter
L. % before the committee on Rules:
and Eow, fear it is too late. | have ap
F'a,oi to the public, and to the public
viii @. j. ii. MCMECHEN.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINcIYNATI, November 20.-Cotton-
Quiet at l4fc. Flour-Stcady and IN
moderate demand. Wheat-Firmi red
81 O6Cd1 O8. Corn-Active at zoe. Oats
Demand active and prices advanced at
5jc. Rye-Active at %. Barley
Steady at 81 30. Linsced oil-6sc. Eggs
Steady at 27@2Sc. Pork-Dcmand far
and :market firm; sales $40 j0G2l CO..
Lard-Opencd firm and closed easier st
inside at l4s@l4ic. Bulk Meats
Firm; shoulders 7s67!c; clear rib sides
lO!@lO:c; clear sides lO!@l0Ic, Bacon
Only jobbing trade. Whisky
Steady at CSC. Green Meats-firmi
shoulders 7t673c; sides 9l@9!r; hams
lO3Ml1c. Hogs--Slowcr; medium to
fair 81 2O@7 3oiusood packing and
butchers I 35Gb7 So
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JAPANESE EXECUTION.
Horrible Scenc-Decapitntion or
the Murderer OF the German Con-

correspondence OF the Japan Gazette.
HAKopATE, September -, 1874.
On Friday evening notice was given to
N" con>uls that at . o'clock A. NJ. of the
Gay following. Tazak Hidechika would be
,.ni"nccd Tor the murder of the late Mr..
hshrr, acting German Consul at this
port, and that he would be executed at 10
o'clock, in the jail inClosure. The sentence
"a> r.: at the Saibansho, in the pre-
>.nc" of the Foreign Consuls, Chief OF
Foreign Affairs, and Chief of Police. The
Prisoner was made to kneel with his
head about four inches from the floor,
:" that he could not see the Judge
Il %as agreed by Minister Won Brandt
ana the Japanese authorities at leddo
'Ast TSzaki Hidechika should be exc
T!,ei privately within the prison walls,
,rievlng that the ends Of justice would
'',i he Promoted BY this course, as the
Prisoner might, if any opportunity was
T,ar'rd, exhibit unseemly bravado. In
lowing 10 signify that he understood, he
struck his head against the floor, AMI as
>"Vh As his sentence was pronounced he
Was rudc!y showed out of the door, which
was banged after him with great violence,
'Ae officer seeming TO think that the noise
,rfVed 10 make the scene impressive. The
Prisoner was carried TO the place Of exc
yuioh IN a kago, guarded by twelve po-
..ceinen. INSIDE. and in one corner OF
'he prison inclosure, was kind of small
"aFt, surrounded by high wall and
renee. At one side sat the witnesses,
consisting only of the three foreign
,"hsu!s and several native officers. In
We middle was a trench, about six feet
ueep, and three feet in length. The
murderer was soon brought in blindfold-
ed, and
MADE TO KNEEL ON MAT
.oy the side of the trench; an officer
men loOsed his cords and tucked the
''othes down about the neck, laid bare
One knee, and arranged the hair, during
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MADE TO KNEE

HAUE TO NkEL UN A HAE
~ the side of the trench; an officer
men loOsed his cords and tucked the
'Iotnes down about the neck, laid bare
One knee, and arranged the hair, during
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III u l. ID A

Amer the German OF +. Lewald. Fifth
edition. l2mo. Fine cloth. Price, sl.75.
"There is not heavy page In the entire
volume. nor is the interest allowed Ia flag
from introduction To fnis. Phitddot-
phid .NcT Age.
"A book thoroughly German I'm style
and sentiment, and yet one which Will
command the universal sympathy OF all
classes OF readers. - Boston Globe.
"One OF the most healthful, fresh, de-
light full and artistically constructed nov
els that has appeared this season. ."-Initd-
deiphid EucRing bulletin.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

C,EALED PROPOSAL WILL BIZ RE-
- CHTVED NJ the ONCE of The West vir-
ginlA Penitsntlary until noon Oh the INh
day Of December next, for the hiring of
not le.s than fVe nor more than ten
pri.oners. 20 be worked In the custom or
retail shoe department., and tor not less
than ten nor more than fifteen prisoners
20 b. worked IA thewholesale shoe depart
ment.
The Board Of Directors reserve 10 them
selves the right 10 reject any OF ali bids.
Proposals should be endorsed. "Propo-
sails Tor Hiring of Prfsoners,- and address
al 20 wM. l. BkIDGEs,
Superintendent, at A0uBdsyiiIs, W. Wa.
nOysD
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELrHIA, N0v"mber ZU.-F I"ur
In good demand; Wisconsin and Min
nrsota family extra - 25faj -; high
Grade, & jOlr : ~. Whcat-Fairly active;
red 1924; white y 80 Rye-Quot"d at
9ScGSl O0. Corn-Firmly held; yellow
old g3G a4c; new $50. Oats-Active;
white GiGg 65c; mixed western G3c. Pc
troleum-Quoted at l0sCa lO!c for rchn-
ed: Sc for crude. Whisky-$l 03. But
ter-Firm; western prime "1(a36c.
Cheese-S,eady; prime western l4CG l5c.
Eggs-Firm; western goa &c.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, November l9.-Flour-
Firm and in fair demand and unchanged.
Whcat-Steady and in good demand /;
No. amber western 81 2GGl 2s; No. :
$l2l. Corn-Quiet and nominal. Oats
bull: mixed western at GOA sic; whit"
j2Ca 64c. Ryc-DulI at 9jrl Csc. Hay
Dull and unchanged. Pork-Un"hag-
ed. Bacon-Firm; shoulders lOl" lO5";
clear rib sides l4mlItc. Lard-firm
at 1jml5tc. Hams-tnchanged: But
trr-Western unchanged. Petroleum
Nominal; crude $4 S74@49O. Coffee
lSln 5O4c. Whisky-$l 03.
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Trouble. orthe French Republic.

PARIS, November 20.-M. Louis Blanc
in his manifesto issued to-day. denies the
right of the present Assembly to form
u Con stitution, rs il was not elected for
that purpose. Every appeal to the v"t-
ers shows that the country Is at variance
with the Assembly. 1t is absurd to ASK
a Monarchis, majority for Republican IN
stitutious. He points out the danger OF
a second Chamber, which would become
"A weapon against the Republic. The
prolong CATION of the present state OF un-
certainty only favors the BonapartistS.
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NcwYOrk Cattle Market.

NEw IOKE, N0ycnlbrr 2U.-B"eV"--
Receipts to-day 40 head, making 1900
head for four day. against 4,20O head for
same time last week. Market firm but
slow, at fully sustained prices; Texas and
Cherokee cattle ranged !cfl0lc; natives
9ml&c. Sheep and Lamb.-ReceiPts
4.74O head. making 1920 head for
four day, against 1870 head for same
time last week. Demand very light and
market decidedly dull at i"Gc for
sheep; at Glm7!c for lambs. SWINE
Receipts lO,SGO head, making @0,ljO
head for four day. against 3oGtO head
for same time last week. None offered
alive: dressed closed ut Sk0S3c.
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OPINIONS OF THE PRES.

"Thcre IL no literary event since the pub
licati0n Of MoOrc's 1.ife Of Byron, 81 ~
much Importance Nct0 York Herald.
"Of all men living, Mr.. Forster Is ia"
best qualified to be- Charles Dickenss bi-
ographcr."- Ihiindeiphid Jrcss.
F'Afr Forster has done his work win 10"
tender, loving care that was tO hay" been
expected Uf him by all who knew IN" bond
OF union which welded the two men 10
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Pittsburgh Market.

PTTTsBUEGH, November 20.-Pig Iron
Dull; No. foundry 81 coCa2 p Ooi No.
, foundry SO 80; gray forge s24 jnta
% 90. Wheat-Quist and prices un-
changed. COrn-FIrn; new ear 70g
72c: -helled 73Cs IS: old sbelled unchang-
ed. PetrUleuIn-Crude dull at 72.c al
Parker; refined lO!tS l0lc for Philadsl-
phia delivery.
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Toledo Market.

ToLEDo. November 20.--Flour-
Steady and in moderate demand. Wheat
Dull and weak; No. . white Wabash
sll6; No. ! white Michigan 81 -; am
ber ca.h and seller November 81 07!i
No. ! red 81 10. COrs-Dull; high
mixed &c: new do 69c; seller No,
vember 6sic; seller December C7ici new
low mixed 67c. Oats-Quiet and un-
changed.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

New YORK, November 20.-Business
WAS dull in all departments. owing 70 the
rain storm which prevailed. Cotton
goods unchanged in first hands, but the
iobbers are cutting prices on many
make. Side Band Prints are still active
and the supply light. Ginghams are doing
we'll; Beatty ginghams are jobbing at ! y.
Woolcns quiet, except Beavers and Re
pellants. Black Ca,hmeres in good de-
msud and scarce.
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THE WORKS OF E. MARLITT,

Translated by Mrs. a. l.. WISTER.
"Tho Little Moorland Princess" Sixth
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"Gold Elsie" Ninth edition; lBmo; Clo.;
Sl.bD.
"The Old Mam'iclle's Secret" Eleventh
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

w AK MEN
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHINGToN, November 30, SPIN.
PROBABILITIES.
For New England, the Middle States
and Lower Lake region, rain or snow
during the night. followed by clearing
weather, south or west winds no decided
fall of temperature and slowly rising
barometer. For Tennessee and the Ohio
Valley, clearing weather, south or west
winds, low but rising temperature and
slight changes barometer, For the Upper
Lake region and Northwest partly
cloudy weather, SOuthcrly or westerly
winds, low but rising temperature, low
barometer and light snow north of Iowa
and near Lake Superior. For the Canal
region of New York, the temperature
will fall but slightly during the coming
twcnty-fOur hours.
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