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THE CURRENCY PROBLEM AGAIN.

Ii Is pleasant to note the fact that, II
the Eastern Democratic papers, so ram
pant for hard money and nothing else,
have not ceased altogether their warfare
against those of their own party enter
tanning different views, ut least they are
not so vehement in their attacks rs here.
torora. Such All ultra view of the cur
rency question, advocated IN so ultra Il
manner. must work evil. For it is not
only exceedingly selfish, but it is exceed
inrIy short-sightcd, narrow-minded and
nnDemocratic. The currency question
is purely nationel question, and the
Democratic party is purely II national
party. Its basis principles are, and al
ways have been, opposed to scctionaiism
in all its phases, and in that Is where il
has ever shown IN most striking contrast
with its opponents.
Yet, Judging from the tone which has
been the characteristic Of such Demo
cratic Journals as the New York Forid
and the Baltimore gazette, one would
suppose that they were DESTROYS of pin
ming their party down to a single posi-
tiop and that position ono which meets
the ideas Of their own section alone, re-
oArdless of what leading statesmen and
prominent men elsewhere, feel to be due
10 the Interests of their constituents.
This question must be met in n broad
and conciliatory spirit. 1t Is one which
must be managed by men Of comprehen-
siye minds and undi,puted wisdom, and
4 i evident that in managing IT.,
only conservative course can
be adopted. The extreme OF imitation
on tue one hand, and the extreme of con-
traction on the other, must both be
equally avoided. The first has already
provcn itself to be the author Of all our
past woe; the other, resulting, as it must
do. in tightness of money and consequent
business depression, would, as is evident
70 any man who pretends to think at alb
be equally disastrous.
There is not a city in the United States
70 dav-Wheeling not excepted-which
does not feel already the effect of the act
of Congress, fixing 1879 arbitrarily, as
the period when specie payments are to
M. resumed. We venture to assert that
there Is not capitalist in this
city. at this moment, who Will
deny that he is afraid 10 draw
his money from the banks and put II eN-
tensivcly into either manufactures or
trade, with this act staring him in the
face. He knows that in the nature of
things, there will not be gold enough in
the country, at that time, to give us a
gold currency without making money
excessively scarce. He knows that this
scarcity must result in tremendous de-
cline IN prices, and fearing this decline.
he naturally enough prefers to hoard his
means in bank, rather than risk the losing
of all.
This is, we believe, the plain statement
of truth, and il is n truth which keeps
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-16

An indianapolis druggist came very
near killing himself the other night by
Jumping from u second.story window.
There seems to have been nobody in the
room with him at the time but n lady, and
why he didn't 90 down the steps instead
Of flying out at the window will probably
never be satisfactorily explained. He
couldn't have made the jump through
fear of personal violence from the lady,
for he knew that her husband and police
officer were coming upstairs Mt that very
moment, and he must have known that
they would protect him. We can't see
through il.
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HON. JAMES BARBOUR,
PrrSt NJ. +. II. A, Alexandria, Va.
GOVERNORS OFFICE.
HLL.LLaIADn Inla- :

kltHMNpp, july =, lNIl.
II affords me pleasure to say that am
well acquainted wit" a large majority at
the officers OF the Montpelier Female
Humane Association. who reside in The.
vicinity of my home, and attest their in
trlliccncc and their worth and high rcpu-
tHtinn as gentlemen, n we'll as the public
confidence. influence and substantial
means literally represented among them.
JAMES l.. KEMPER, GOV. Virginia.
Further references by permission: His
ENccllency. Gilbert {. Walker, eN-tTov-
,ruor of Va. Hon. Robt. T.. WitherS, Lieut..
Governor OF Va, and L. :. senator elect !;
Hon Robt. W. Hughes, Judge East, Dist
of Va; Senators and members OF Congress
from Virginia.
For full particulars, testimonials, &c,
send for circulars. Address
HON. JAMES BARBOUR,
PrcS't VI. r. II. ~, Alexandria, Va. or
Apply 10 !. {. ALDEEsoN, Agent, Wheel
Ing. ". Va. jun2G
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Two Story Brick Building,

In addition To The residence fronting ON
Fourteenth street, all df which are includ-
ed in the offer. Terms very reasonable.
Ii the entire property is not sold within
sixty days it will be sold in parcels To sui
purchasers.
The property fronts on Fourteenth street
II feet and lUut. feet on Fon street.
iyl irb ANTON REN MANN.
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the WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
compete news and family paper printed IN
West Virginia. Ii Will be sent to any adj
dress one year for 500. Valuable pTcmi-
umS 10 cIuu agents and To subscribers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-16
Montpelier Female Humane
Association.
AT ALEXANDRIA, VA.
JULY .l5, 1875.
LIST OF GIFTS.
NUMBER OF TICKETS, $1,000.
rNILE nE ILCkECS.

Whole Tickets SO
EaiN lVUO
Quartz JUO
Fights or each coupon 80
-. Tickets lOuUl
Eleven Tickets %
The Montpelier Female Humane Assoc
citation. chartered 10y the Legislature of
Virginia, and the Circuit Court of Orange
county. proposes by series Of Grand Gift
Concerts. to establish and endow "Home
Tor the old, lnnrn, and Destitute Ladies
of Virginia" al Montpelier the former re-
sidrncc OF President James Madison.
R"mittrnCcS for tickets may be made by
express pre- paid, postoliice money order
on Washington. II. G.. or by registered
letter addressed To
HON. JAMES BARBOUR,
PrcS't NJ. +. II. A, Alexandria, Va.
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DIED.

PROFESSIONALLY 18th, at shepherds
town, W. Va, MAUD, infant daughter of y,
j. and \. V. Ferguson, aged 10 months.
Funeral from the residence of her grand
father, William Montgomery, %ilI Jacob
street, this friday afternoon AT , o'clock,
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Fine City Property for Sale.

| offer ut private sale the very desirable
residence In which now reside, with all
the grounds and out houses thereon,
located at the corner OF Fourteenth ANA
Eotf streets, formerly owned by Dr. Todd.
I,lA..r.. : a Inn gnlN.n lnrN- Il fine Sinhlr. nnI
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FOR SALE
CITY OF WHEELING

DIrRIIC BUILDING LOAN SEVEN
and unc.haIf per cent Bonds.
By virtue ct the authority vested in us
hy an ordinance Of the city at Wheeling,
entitled, "An ordinance Tor the issuing nl
bonds ui the city -. Wheeling, Tor The cree
ton OGu Public Building" passed by the
Council OF said city the 18th day oi March,
lN7i, and ratified by the qualified voters Of
said city AT an election held ON the 9Th day
Of April, $50, We will, on the 18th day Of
July. 1879. at the Commercial Bank OF
Wheeling, sell the bonds issued under
said ordinance, To the highest bidder, for
cash. Each bid must bc in writing ana
addressed to the undersigned nj the com.
mrrcial Bank OF Wheeling. No bid for said
bonds will be received al II rate less than
their par value and accrued Interest.
said bonds are coupon bonds, Five Hun
drcd Dollars each bear interest ut the rate
of seven and Onc-half per cent per annum
payable Scmi-anuunlly, bonds being pay
able ON or before the LIST day of July, 1888,
and are exempt from taxation by snidcity.
NJ. l.. OFT,
]. y. VANCE,
y. j. PANNELL,
iun!gl Commissioners.
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EDlIUND DOCTRINES

pric,, same o. at the springs by III" bar
Nv l..iIy. settler, Congress, brNN'''
Ga.ity,luis. Puilua, etc, waters. Ai"I' -
cold.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
DsYCmOMANCY orsOULCHARM

ING" How either sex may fasciRate
ana cain the love and affections Of any
person they choose Instantly. This sim
Die, mental requirement all can possess,
Tree, by mail, for 25c, together with mar
rlage guide, Egyptian Oracle, Dreams
Hints to Ladies, Wedding-Nigh shirt,
&c y queer book. Address, L. WILLIAM
4 TO. Pubs Philu.
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FOR SALE.
FOB SALE.

FoH SAAH.
WIILSEILO ON VERY REASONABLE
terms, To close up, the following pro
nrrty on the west side OF Huron street,
island, near street car stables, VIZ: LOIS
No. II and Is, with comfortable houses ana
improvements complete.
Also one lot on Wabash street, back OF
the above, fronting on Wabash 10 feet, ana
running back 10 1ect To an alley, with I'M
prOvcmcntS thereon.
Also a fine farm, containing 1887 acres,
situated near Fairvicw, Guernsey county,
Ohio. ON the National road, ~ miles rom
Wheeling, undcrlaid with coal, conYen-
lent of access, and an abundance OF iron
ore. VIII he sold Tor less than hall It's True
value To close up the affair.
Titles of all the above property undiS-
uuled. For particulars enquire OF
j. G.. HERNEG,
Auctiunrcr and Real Estate Dealer, No.
liU5 Market street, Wheeling, or Clay
Hunter, Triadclphia. JNlOh
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Forty years has tested the value of
DR. a. -. TOGd's Anti-BilliOus ana
Liver Pills.

Liver
THE BEST PILL NOW IN SC
For BilliouSness
Use Dr. \. :. Todd'S Pills.
For Liver Complaint,
Use Dr \. s. TOdd's nils.
For Dyspepsia,
Use ,,,Dr. a. ;. Todd's Ellis.
For Sick Headache,
Use -Dr. 4. :. Todd'S "ills.
For. ptsordered stomach.
Use DR.. \. :. Todd's Pills.
For Indigestion of Food,
Use Dr. \. y. Todd : Fills.
Use nr. <. :. Todd's Pills.
For Palpitation of the Hear,
Use DIR. y. =. TOdd's Pills.
For lmpurity OF the Blood
Use Dr. \. \. Todd'S PILLS.
For Pains IN the Head
Use DT. \. =. Todd's Pills.
Eor Pains i'll the Side,
ITSr ~. A -. TnddS Pills.
IAIGHLIN BROTHERS & CO.,
PROPRIETORS.
Sold by Druggists and Deale 'si every
where.
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NJ 0 &c e

NO. - FOURTEENTH STREET.
Having accepted an agency from tn"
celebrated manufacturers ui cigars, MrSSrS.
Sutro ~ NewmarIi, New York, we are pre-
pared 10 furnish dealers with every grade
OF Fine Cigars al manufacturers prices.
BUYERS wanting reliable goods at low
prices, will ilud II greatly tu their interest
10 call on us. jylia
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-16
WANTED.

SITUATION IN \ WHOLESALE OR
n Retail Store, by an energetic business
man. Can speak German, aud is compe-
tent 10 take charge of aSct of books III amy
ordinary business. Best of reference given.
Apply al this Office. W,
i.s1g
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ZOE COLD
Natural Blue Lick Water.

Chemical analysis has proven Thar IiI-
wat,r contains very little tarnouIr A.'
Gas. but Traditional gas Is added %
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july 10Th, $50
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-01-20

There IS 900 greater curse to the world than
tha prevailing notion that medicine is good
for folks. or that drugs cure diseases. It is
bad enough for people to carry out this idea
upon their own bodies, making themselves
,luio-vays for every now abomination in
the way of medicines, patent or other, that
they can hear Of But there is a rcdecming
feature in this folly nasmuch as it help, to
Kin oH the fools. Not so with our animals,
which are always good for something and
ought not TO hc made victims Of Disease,
mmon and women, is always the consequence
of bad habits of life, either iu themselves or
their progeuitors, aud can be cured only by
better living, physical aud moral Disease
IN animals has a similar origin, With this diff
ference, that ion q state of nature they are
prevented by instinct from violating the laws
of their being. but when they come under
thc care Of mankind they are subjected to
conditions which they cannot eyade, and
which frequently produce disease.
Nine out Of ten Of this generation will be-
lei,e 100 drug cures tin they die. But here
and there one has cmancipntcd himself from
that .upastitiou, folly. aud such may be- in-
ducel 60 treat sick animals utolligcuuy.-
The best class OF remedies are such changes
oi dict as viii produce The desired effects.
For instance, raw roots Nillproduce loos mess
of the bowels. and allay fryrish tendencies
100 horses. cattle. sheen and swine. So.will
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-01-20

In agricultural meetings we have fire.
quenty heard the average product of butter
per COW, in Vermont set down at one hun
bred and fifty pounds But we are satisfied
that this is too much. The New York
State Agricultural Society, some five years
ago set down the average yicld of the cows
of that state at one thousand two hundred
and nine quarts of milk, which, mt one
pound of butter to ten quarts Of milk, gives
an average of not quito one hundred and
twenty-one pounds of butter. Have we any
sound reason for believing that tha cows OF
Vermont do any better?
But there are considerable number of
dairy herds in the state that will average
two hundred pounds of butter to the cow,
while some report an average of two hundred
and fifty, two hundred and sarouty-frc, aud
a few of three hundred pounds and over, the
latter being usually small Jersey herds, very
carefully kept and richly fed.
Cows producing less than one hundred
and twenty-five pounds of butter year.
yield no profit to their owners. Yet II We
allow that to be the average for the state, it
is evident that very many more than half
the mich COWS Of Vermont are being kept
at an actual loss, and that The state would
be a gamer in wealth il they were made into
meat as speedily as possible, pa'es Acy ran
be male 10 gire a bsaer g'eid By better lea'mca.
Doubtless there large numbers of COWS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-01-20

Loss ~ According to reliable
estimate founded ON census returns, the av-
erago animal loss from disease among do
nestle ANNALS in the United States, amounts
to the sum Of slO5,237 ,lsl or over 7 per
cent. on the estimated total value. Most of
this disease l. the result of ignorance or neg
leet on the part of those having the care of
stock.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-01-20

THE BEST PLAcr roR NEMoNlrE- Is at
home, but il they viii emigratc, We have al
ways wondered why they would not follow
their mountain range south, into the fine
daiping and grazing region Of West Nir-
GINA, rather than to go to the grain-growing
West. Eventually, West Virginia will ri.
val Pennsylvania. as the great mining and
manufacturing state Of the Union, and will
furnish the best of markets for farm produce,
they giving high value to lands that are
now cheap, as well as richly and poma-
nently fertile, well watered and healthy.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-01-20

CIors ~ AN ORcnARD.--Smalg grains or
grass should never be grown in young or
chard. The best crops TO grow there are
root crops, peas, beans, squashes, and small
fruits. The land should be kept in good
condition, free from weeds and highest next
the trees, 50 that water will not settle around
them.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-01-20
Value II Peat and Muck.

ca mical analyses give a varying value ia
peat and muck deposits, considered as frrtil-
zcrs hut in nine eases out of ten We find
that these analyses, made by competent
chemists, show percentage of ammonia far
iu excess OF that contained in common yard
manure often four TO six times as much.
As ammonia the most costly of an fertilil-
lug materials, and at the same time am abso-
lutte essential for all grain and forage crops,
70 is plain that there must be great value in
muck and peat when rightly prepared and
applied. What muck is usually deficient ia.
compared with yard manure, is potash and
phosphoric acid. Therefore, when it is pro-
posed to Use muck without first composing
it with animal manure, it should have added
to it ashes and bone dust. This, when prop
erly mixed and combined will make fer
tililer that win produce the best results.
The proportions should be- about ten hushel,
of good hard wood ashes, unleachad, and
two bushels of bone dust to two cords Of
muck that la, been dug long enough to have
parted with its surplus water by drainage.
Such "a compost, if the muck is of average
quality, ought to produce as much effect as
sheep manure upon grain, potatoes, or grass.
For the best results it should lie six months,
or year, and be shuveled over half dozen
times during that period II peat is used, it
should lie long enough to become thoroughly
rotten and fine We shoul1 nrrfpr fn mi x
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-01-20

TlmrsmNG MAcmNEs,-Ac According to the
estimates Of the last census, there are now
over 250,o0O threshing machines in the
country, and as il is known that the saving
Of grain in machine threshing, is fully FIVE
per cent. over hand threshng, these ma
chimes beside the saving of labor, save over
2O,0O0,OO0 bushels Of grain every year, or
about double their cost.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-01-20

MARSHAL BRAGG of Acworth y. H.,
brags on a Spanish merino eve, which in
seventeen months has brought six lambs, and
sheared twenty-four pounds and a quarter of
wool, one fleece weighing thirteen and a
half, and the other ten and three quarters
pounds. She had pair OF twin lambs in
the spring Of 1873, another last spring and
still another the first week in last month.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-01-20
wArCHMAN STATE JOURNAL WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30 1875

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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-01-20

NERVOUS No"s'-No onSerNn s person
can nave the care oil nerd OF cows long
without noting great difference IN the
character and disposition OF the different
animals III Tact as Mrs harrington OBJ
served about folks there is as much dilIer-
ence m cows as there Is m anybody and the
feminine pecuIlaritiea that we are apt to
note m our own KIND may many oil them
Toe detected among the domestic animals
Some cows are so phlegmatic and good ma
'red that moderate amount OF ill-treat-
ment does not seem to disturb their eqna-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-01-20
IT Is DEsIGNIb 100 ctrsr 1pr HAIR 40 GROW
iron IALu ul AIDS

rg-,.y ~ a o. O. norma. sio Wien .1usea ian pre-
Stop la unflsi..n iieins tisi b. ne t,ii,, ID ii &
lgf, q s, i'i. q aia 1'l H-. - OF il. scalp a.
few lics' an'l individual oeHInoHc
Do greatest thing boo ihe mais,t"
Haml@hire Gqsafe o-lob,r i,ss "The Hair vine &.
counter ngs eius. la tis last two month";
Giso,sg,le ytii,t Sew YorsJ ui, ise Itrie.e.
Hudson Star. New YORK. ls5- SAYS -' he Hair Vine
ana hs isin,ni q q nanginguref have c.u-ei ie hair
ioI h'e years, and we arc ve1 thankful"
Vermont isaf % Apa IAN ls'5 .lys e." The Hair vine
Hon. .. o. Euaklnud. Uolyokr Mss Save Head fru
Of i.n4fgn n'i e'er' Thing fog years Cured By me-
j.. ui4ke iIoiyoke 1fiss .IissdontaptatI Han,
EruNms hncl7 L sed Three buitisf the fourth"
d y. NqKenzIr. hair-ire-ser. Island roud w. va,e.
January . l7i4 more
laii Vine ,4 what sou seu' me in teo weeks. and dd
Joseph Williams. halr-l,c.c. iticion, &c. writes. Do
june lea seq nn doing we'll with 600. liar Vine IhrY
a"4i I'd. cai.e ba hs. .,iri M S f'g n' .i " i.,
% "A few tuf- D. lease send ius more Bog eApu-s"
D. %. French, oloycr " whites February o.. l.7i.-"I
iiu iuus 0u Doug as }et lHNe ouhd uoue that vil d.
wards he whites 70 ilai li4m Vine you sent nls tsry
ha,, uis oue i, ha. nsa, SION sd lie h1r l ins
OK ,m 10 hove Co. start new hair lease seud me to5
have eihsr 2'yiaal ana pr,' certificate. p o., i.
iotiy IT, aid 5ou viii uss 10 oii,r
AN your dfs..t. aud merchants Coz b. ur send seventy,
Tive cents tU uiD ior trial uutile Addftrs
q. ". MChAHnsuN. Haust. VI
WILLS mciAEnsoN a Co.. Wholesale Arcni, bur
Alston, Vermont
Beware of limitations.
lle genuine j. pu up boz gf-colUrod vmrefs printed Lac
hAeA ani fei iuk, win cut Hi fciuair
a. gf sale lu AuuiIelitr hy HAkfnM A ~ WY. aud
lLNnN a. Co. Druggists 100 ilauheid tS D. pAGf 4
Cos and in Marslhcd by q. a D. WOusItR. ig-i4
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.IdrcrGsrnirnE.
MANmooD. womANnoop.
AND NERVOUS DISEASES.


Just published by the Peabody Medical Institute now
edition VI the celebrated medical work entitled SELF
PRESERVATION. II treats upon MANHOOD, how lost.
how regninci and how peeuatci, and Of ~
HArsrrp vtrAntY, fNrorENci, Premature Decline In
Man. sfcnmaiouhua or Seminal LOSSES nocturnal and
diurnail Nervous and Physical nebiliiy Hypochondra
Gloomy foehodnss. Mental Depression, Loss of Energy
Harar Conntcnance Confusion Of Mind and Loss "
Memory Impure State of The oo aud n diseases arising
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