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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-07-07
Our Washington Letter.
WAsuISarOx, July 4, 1871

Editor Democrat.
There is vigoE still in tho Adams
family, if the interview with Charles
Francis. published in Ncw York pa
pei, yesterday, is genuine. The subject
is the Presidency and itsucceptancc by
Mr.. Hayes. Mr.. Adams ne! Mr..
Hayes, whom hu does not acknowledge
to DO the rightful President, ct the
Harvard Commencement, and his re.
marks to tho reporter arc in the nature
Of a defence Of bis own course in thus
associa,iug with an acting President,
on whose brow is the "brand Of fraud"
Ii is hardly fair 10 say that Mr.. Adams
represents CT leads any body Of men,
but in this matter he speaks tho scnti-
meuts Of q vast majority Ct the people,
aud he speaks them in way TO com.
nuuu utlSutluus
The 'black-totally black--COmmit-
tee which was reported as on its way
from South Gurciinc 10 visit the Presi-
dent, has not yet put in an appearance.
lis reported intention was to protest
against tue giving of Office to men hall
white and half black those, us has
boon said, who eau have no pride q
ancestry or hope Of postority-to the
exclusion Of men entirely black. This
at once raised the race question in 9
way which will probably pGrplex Mr..
Hayes, as, so far. he has elevated only
white aud yellow citizens to Office.
Senator Blaiac was seen on the
streets day or tvo ago, but did moi
stay with US long. The Woodstock
LIBERATION was evidently occupying all
his thoughts, though he was not com
muuicatiyo onthat or any other subject,
When this letter reaches you be will
have spoken his piece in the ancient
New England village, and will psob-
ably havo given to tho Republican
party his idea ofwhat its course here
after should Gc.
That portion Of the Maryland Re.
publicans Who support tho Administra.
lion is divided on the subject Of office.
The Collector at Baltimore, the most
important office in the State, refuses to
resign and is suspended to make a
place for the great Republican wire.
puller, John i. Thomas. This is not
--,rr efnaf'ss,> as the present Collector was
endorsed By most Of the business men
OF Baltimore. lie will dgh! tho con-
frmati0n Of Thomas before the Senate,
like Pitkin, Of Louisiana, aud others
What support they will get from Sem
ators remains 10 be seen, but they evil
IDENTIFY act upon the advice Of leading
men.
at no point in tho whole extent Of
the country is it more difficult TO engi
ncer IN enthusiastic celebration Of any
event, particularly political one, than
OF the Capital City. The chief reason
is because We more clearly appreciate
tho insiuccrity and hypocFicy rndcrly-
ing partizan politics as used BY the
professional politician for bis own
glory. We knew just how cheap u
creature he is, and for what he eau
be bought. Hence there is rarely ever
an organized attempt to celebrate TIE
anniversary CT our Independence as is
observed elsewhere.
The crowd Of Office. hunters who &c.
cumulatcd here during the Presidents
Eastern visit soon learned tho way to
his summer retreat at the Soldiers
Home, and he will not lack for com.
pauy even during tho most tOrfid
Weather. REao.
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nIcNlahon's Tactics.

PANS, July 2.-Thc Municipality
Council Of AuliCn5 has been dissolved
because it participated in the reception
to Gambettu. 1t is expected that the
Council of siarseillcs will STARE the
same fate. President McAIahon's or.
der Of the day 10 the troops which was
promulgated III Long Champs yesscr-
day. concluded as follows: II am
sure you will aid nc TO maintain the
respect for the Government in the
fulGIlmcnt Of mission entrusted to
me, which I will discharge to tho end.
PAmE, July 2.-Thc election will
take place in September.
General Grant Stands at the Foot OF
the Throne.
LONDON, July General Grant
visited the House Of Lords this eve.
ming and stood at the foot of the
Throne. Tie Earl Of { GaFaagan i'm
mclialcly upon perceiving the General
quilted the Treasury bench and had q
chat with him. General Gran. sub.
scqucntly proceeded to the House of
Commons and rcmained 4 few moments
in the gallery for distinguished visit
ors.
The T2lgs Of Gems. Sherman and
Sheridan in the Territories.
WASHINGTON, juno 20.-BOth the
general and liutcnalt general of the
army are to make tours Of the Terri
tories AID tue Indian country in tho
saddle. Gen. Sheridan, with members
Of bis stall, has already started on his
tour Of observation. Gen. Sherman,
who left here night before last, will
after brief stny in Cincinnati, and
perhaps in St. Louis, begin his tour,
aud will be accompanied by several
members Of bis staif.-Gen. Sherman
will 60 through the Tcrritorics Of Mon
tauu, Idaho and tho Yellowstone region.
Gen. Sheridan will Traverse Wyoming
Dakota, the region Of the Black Hills,
aud the country where Sitting Bull
operated last year. Tho result Of the
observations to DO made in these horse.
back tours Of the two great cOmman.
dCrs will undoubtedly BE- Of much in.
tcrCst.
The Oregon law requiring license
for buying and drinking, instead Of
liccncu for selling liquors, would be q
great Improvement on the present sys.
tom. 1t would protect mou engaged
in tho traffic from the insults Of drunk.
en- ralliaus when the law requires tue
dealers 10 refuse.
What tho Cuban Patriots Have
Done.
Nrw YonE, July 2.-COl. Dequur.
lila, recently Of tic new War Com.
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OUR
BOOK 4 sTATGoNERY DEPARTMENT

School Books, Blank Books and Stationery,
At all times good assortment on t.nds nj c$ccc
ingIy low priccs.
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WILL YOU CONFER THE BEN.
EFLTs UPON YOUR OWN SEC
T1oN WHICH JUDGE FERGUSON
SAYS FOLLOWED THE LOCA.
ITIoN OF THE CAPITAL IN THE
THIRD DISTRICT; OR WILL
YOU VOTE TO SEND IT, WITH
Lii IT'S 1NNUNERABLE AID.
yANTAGES, TO APPOINT WHERE
1T'CAN NEVER, BY ANY Posi-.
BILITY, BE OF ANY ADvAN-
T:AGE TO Us Or OUR POsTERI-
~?
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The best 4 cheap
est place in town
to buy pure drugs.
Pure Drugs &c
A, NJ, Smith
DRUGS AND WHOLESALE Il
RETAIL STORE,
Smiths Corner, Main ST., Weston
Keeps constantly on hand flll aud
fresh assortment Of
Pure Drugs, Chemicals, Dye Stuff,
and everything in the Drug Line,
Perfnmery, Notions, Fancy Arti-
clcs, Lamps and Lamp CHM
e ncys, all sizes Of Window
Glass, Paints & Oils
Of Pill kinds, white
Lead, Puttysin
Cans,
Varnish, Turpentinc, Glue, Paint
Brushes, Alcohol, purcss0ld
Rye Whiskey, Brandy,
Port and Sherry Wine,
for medicinal and
sacramentalpur-
poses,
Gin, and in fact everything usually
found
In a First Class Drugstore
no Physicians Prescriptions
carefully compounded at all hours
have also on hand o large stock Of
SADDLES, BRIDES, HARNESS,
COLLARS, &c.,
And in quality and PRICE I defy COM
petition.
I employ none hut tho bost work.
men in this department, and use the
best material that eau be procured.
@9IpedUdua9
Neatly and promptly executed.
CALL AND EXAMINE
my goods npd prices, and sec if they
won't compare faYOrably with any
house in town.
A. NJ. SMITH.
Woaton, Jan. %, 1877.
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sJEE DEMOCRAT
S~tNayAaN July Z
ELECTION.
For Permanent Capital Of the
= ,; State, .
CLARKSRURG.

An Election will he held at The usual pl0
crs of voting, or
'rucSGny.7tIl eth day Of August, 1877.
to permanently locate the Capital of this
State. Elections Tor school officers will be
held on the samc day. Remember, both Of
these elections arc 10 be held nj the usual
voting rlaccs. and not in the school house
Of each district.
The New York herald., 1877-10-28

AMUsEM ENTs.
JR61bwIf THEATRE.
Proprissor ana Manager JAMES " DoFf
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
MONDAY EVENING. November o.
Inauguration
OF tho
regular dramatic season
at this theatre.
and 6rst appearance In this city aitsr an ADsoncs
years. OF the renowned trssodienne.
Nine. JANAUsctEK
who will appear toxe.her with the
REGULAR COAPANi.
In the 20 wsrful dramatization 49,. -
Of the famous German Had "Song VI the Noeunsss'
onsi,ied :
which has been Of preparation for months ps
aqS EvsRY sii' '' sHDgsg Dis;ss'ss ss% wv
Annropriate xccsssories New superb Costumes.
and . cast Of unusual strength
including Mr. y. b. Warde.
Mr. Frederic Robinson Especially Engaged.
GB Wsldron. c. b. Bainoridee. L. W. Clarke.
Miss Jenreys Lewis,
Miss Alice Grey,
Miss Adelaide Chenc, and others
IoN' xEw THEATRE.
Nos 5s5 5s7 Broadway directly opposite the Metro
politan Hotel.
THE GREATEST OF THEM ALL
Tony Pastor pride In announcing that on Monuay
October - 1877. every evening during the week. ana
The New York herald., 1877-10-28
AMUsEmENTs.

RooTa's Tas1ysK. :
BOOTHS THEATRE
BOOTHS THEATRE
F; +; F: F; :: :; :: s ! III .
-
|E'EEEEEH:sssH |E'EEH:ss |EEEEa:sH
a .. s1ss s a s':.s s absence OF
wINKLE
wINKLE
wINKLE
wISKLE
wiNKLE
MONDAY NIGHT. October 20. and EVERY NIGHT
aaer. EXCEPT SATURDAY NIGHT - Mr..
JEFFERSON will also appear at NATL
NEE EVERY SATURDAY M 2.
O'Clock.
EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT, "UNDER THE
GAsLIGHT."
1xRAND OPERA HOUSE.
POOLE DoNNELLY.. .Lessees and Managers
SEATS Circle and Ssa ySss 50
open daily from A. ~ TO 10 r. N.
CROWDED HOUSES
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
@----------
l..JI|I||.I|lI....:: |. /. I: {. {.
/ III i III L :; ::
T.: !. :, 4 /: /: II /,
Mrs. O. c. HOWARD ..........ToPsY
GENUINE SOUTHERN NEGRoEs
TIE LOUISIANA .a' 4Ro5s%Dous Fs1t iiai QUARTET
GREAT rLAsraTlos Y az SCENE
MAr1sEEs WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
s'.., .,sHHHs.GS Eff: ss$E8 & IEaIsH HEHs5ss ss
fHE $iIE HoBEss HSBEss s4Es4HS: s4Es4a0::
signor E. DI CAvANENGHI,
s.uor,v. d spd u2SSssysSs ss Si:'ss9ysSssI;hsd '''''
a Psxs5E sUs 81 ASb isi
sunoRh s'ys os s"R:sd sx61rKxEsr,
r s hs 81 DTiii T
heads and the Europe and have been
universally Fiis aHs''sS3 sN4RvELs, SANS DISPUTE.
ADMISSION .TwESrY;Esyy v1Tyy SHSTs GESTs
Doors open at ~ Commence at 8 o'clock.
Union SQUARE THEATRE
Proprietor. SHERIDAN SHOOK
Manager. ."...."..Mr. A. NJ PALMER
SIXTH REGULAR SEASON.
The management have the honor to announce that In
compliance with requests they will present.
the opening play their sxsh regular Abeys
exquisite Comedy. in three acts, entitled
PINK DoMINos.
with cast powerfully increased in strength
Cha. esyssorn sssS.4 SssAlss D9S1Sos
Psk Ps sSsf'a Psrey esSss Polk BSMiSSs
sss ss B$$s
FINK sssS1f ssy fs:y %.ss.s
pIsK sophie cSfeyshoinos yiiel MIN9s R9MMIN9s
PINK Mrs Tubbs Mrs. II. T. Alien DOMINO9
sa..sa %na.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 4. FIRST MATINEE or
PINK DoMINos.
In active preparation powerful play by vGcToREIN
| sARDoN, TO be entitled
THE MorHEE's sEoRAr
company of this house. and be presented with and
| magnificent scenery by Mr.. Richard Marston
| DRYANTs OPERA HOUSE. BRYANTs MINsTRELs
ssYAsr's ssia AssffssiREEs ELLEiNs SAsiEs
sSS4s5 SiSs$$Ssts SANFORD ASd ASP " Wf5SSS 5SSS
naShey Douxbe1ty. Little Mac. Davo Reed Macsn
Eopaai Essa psss sss. ss' .na
BFaisS WEEK niSHss sos2ISssD s1siss SUCCESS or
| Is ELLEN'S BABIES
| RECEIVED WITH "SCREAMs OF LAUGHTER"
BA'aSO aOdI!SF VIZ SSSaHFrsy,s N sGsola sEHHoH.
| DRYANT'S MINsTRELs
4 ID LITTLE MAC
/ THE VICTIMS"
BN -#SS SsSsoSP ii Ak AsD ki15S2s.n TE5s2si
l DRYANT'S MINSTKELS
| IMMENSE hit or
] ARTHUR COOK.
| DRYANT'S NINSTRELS .
| D HUGIIEY' DoUGuERTY, DAVE REED, LITTLE
| MAC AND BILLY BRYANT. THE TkAMPS".'
| DRYANTs MINSTREL5
| d First Appearance of the Great Cornet SooIst,
/ ARTHUR BkyT.
| DRYANTS MlNsTRELs.
b. - MACKIN AND WILSON.
/ ''TiE BRIAk."
| I)RYANT,S MINsTRELS.
ID Tllk TOWNS TALK!
| ..rHR BEST TROUPE III THE WORLD"
The New York herald., 1877-10-28

POWERFUL TROUPE
will this Theatre in connection with MS regular
company On this occasion Mr.. Pastor will present " the
New York public she
The New York herald., 1877-10-28
ALLEN SISTERS, 4,
KNOWN AS
THE CALIFORNIA BELLIES,
LOUISE, ANNA. RAY AND KiCCA,

tho damondcestod nugget. from ffiseo' golden slope
GRAND BAssIHToSA AsD oAAssIsa suskEseosFEshs eSosFEhsTIs' ~
THE GIRARD BRornEks.
Song and Dance Artists and kings OF al the hsn kcKe
First appearance OF
sLAyIS AND BUCKLEY.
Banjo Dustiss Song and Dance Artists ana Ethiopian
Comedians.
rI5s' ys.sg seg'4Ssssaa S1sa. Of
tho Irish Cosdan and south OF ireland dialect
patser Vocalist.
First YsssssH # %s iss s's'I'S sss talented
who VIII appear in elcgan. Songs, Dances. &c.
in new specially and an original Ethiopian Extravaganza
JOHNNY ALLEN
ssGEs sps ohsSnst .SD uLshK p1'fsa'n'
In ais. shS,. QsSsfs;sS hfsbs SaSSSxso aSSSsSf.xsslsoisa
IN an a'IHis'vf Hha SSEgsH&S fSgfiH!Ss sisTEEs '
uSs Sf,'rHYsfEsERiSaos rHYsfEEisoS. e
the P0'a'5;s 4osY F'AGplsa lasfos Ssn'd''n'
including g ss- N Ass the Cor
nsr'' THE rR%sS Rstsse 1isfEsa!ssPD asfEasD &C. &C.
n.. ~ ksHsa.s;; s:sssfsH sssisi
The above artists will apper Ia connection with
TONY PASTOR
world wide fame. ana who vii! appear in the
beautiful dramatic representation OF
SOUTHERN LIFE; gaururas ,,rr
ria
and original music ,.. wrought .i II i.d realistic
TIE SLAVES DREAM.
With full supporting arama,is in nine
and soven startling tableaux.
The New York herald., 1877-10-28

AS DE LACY FITZALTAMONT
EVENING AT g SATURDAY MATINEE AT
NOTICE-On TUESDAY EVENING. alter the perform
ance. Mr.. SOTHERN and company viii proceed by StE
CIAL TRAIN to BOSTON. arriving A. NJ edne sday:
They will give matinee performance at the BOSTON
THEATkE az 70 4. NJ. for tho teneh. Of the EDWIN M
ADAMS Fund. The curtain will fall ut IL 10 r. M. The
special train will start its trip ut IL 80 r. NJ
rlving ut the GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT at 7 L. NJ, und
the will rise In the PARK THEATRE at the
lnrf lima
The New York herald., 1877-10-28

OAsofhsos 49,
A N ELEGANT CARVED KOrkWUOD AND GILT UP
Alright panoiotc octave, cost $780, for less than *'o
1.5 I'd nv, near i2tu ut.
A FEW SECOND HAND WEBER PIANOS AT VERY
igreas bargains; Of them used but very aiort
tir,o by hest musicians and really almost as good
fully warranted "a respect Please call ~ tho
MLBkk WANLkVOMS. 9th ay. and loth 81
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HARDWARE.
| R ON, NAILS,
L A L N Y s.
OILS, ETC,
-~--U--
JAS. HARRIS 4 60.
Eeilef0ate.
BEA TTY FIAH
BEAT TTY r.
GEAaD : lUARE AND UPRIGHT

FroE Jl F. Geean. firm Revsp A
Carter pr strr Daily and Neekiv Tfl.
h-ne, Ju-s % City, No. aaer recelyInn
s.t1 IlF, -.aatGI, SAYS
fana reached has IT, good condition. !
afn we'll pleased Niga Il liIsAll you rep-
resent Ii a. be
From I. X BaldriGge Bennington Fur.
aaee, Pa after receiving 500 piano.
Beatty received 4th inst, an q X
aA4 comes fully up e. your representation.
aha exceeds Har expectations While
saa profess o. be r. Judge iH the matter.
Mrs 81 does, aHd prunouuces IL of very
aeei 1aue sud .sHtry much pleased viii
ID"
- 20 Inducements ever red Money
refunded LnoH return of Piano and freight
charge, paid ~ mc ID r Beatty both
aaEs Ii uusaislae,ory. after test trial OF
Are'aays Pianos Warranted for SIX years.
Agents wanted. send for cata oeue Ad-
dress. ID. r BEATTY.
Washington. New Jersey.
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PENN'S VALLEY INSTITUTE.

The first session Of this Preparatory
School will open at CENTRE HALL. on
THE LAST thursday, t2G) in April,
1877, aud continue ten weeks Students
of both sexes will bo prepared for College,
Teaching and Business Tuition from So
to So per term. Board pcr week, $3.50 10
275. Address.
q, w. F0RTNEY.
I5feb 3mo Centre Hall, Pa.
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THOMAS A. HIcHs. IT.. Tx. ulcEs.
E~H.taase, Na-l0 i-77.
10 OUR FEIEEu1 a CUSTOMERS:
We believe .hera Is going to BE- d
general revival of bas.aeas Of all klnl-.
ard especially in our line, fer hardware
was never lower than st the present slime.
Il has been on a gralualScclfne far year,.
and Is certainly "a, lhe lol:am now We
have touga. large .ork of all kinds Of
.a03s at these loss figures, md we ia,.aa
20 sell at laEer price. than hardware wa-.
or ever will be eGgsed in Bailef0u,e This
/ "a .ae time o. buy. for yoI can positively
/ e.. bargains from u.s. We defy comp IL
t.on, either In prices DR. quality uf good.
We In, sad laa. u1 one shal, uudgs-aH nv
| We baye been barely keeping up the ya-
riety for some time back 10 order 10 tahr
advantage ol the low figures 81 the riga.
time. We have now ou hand 900 k-.s
Nai's, over 100 Gez. Door Locks and
Latches, and G.u.., Shayet-.
Hoes, Forks and aIl kinds # leading goej-
| in proportion. which We propose to sen ai
the lowest CASH prices
/ We have "A very fulI line Of Coach Ma.
kers' goods, all kinds Of Wood Work, and
Patent and Plain Wheels, Circles, Setback.
les, Drilling &c, at the lowest prices.
FOR BLACKSMITHS We have 6
Norway Rod that wo warrant aud sell or
trial. Vices and Bellows, and bcs, Char
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CollEar Tva. A#sH l#. l>,-.
Ep. EEroEEgE Is Centre county rs
have Poor House l ag aega all Will
.4ya oa. tae election aa Saturday ana vote
"asasas. poor house asa7 sama say !.
S such basy slime ..s Aaae-s .-aa, tle
work is urgent, l4.A 3a ag. ,a5ak wewl.l
reg-g. tae time If we Se aaG defeat gae
building ssaa alms house 81. this slime au
t., we sse % mo-e cuuysa5en. season We
have ;Ae power 90 ya.e /. down It wg oGly
have viii. Pgu1s Valley should arouse
vus of sleep, and save gur homes .-.m te,
ias s!iii higher taxed, aaa .aaa keep car
modes. aa4 sensitive pvo- tea4 uaat $50
wSay lh.aE degrading. G..a. o. the poor
house. kaaw there are maay I'm g4e big
town aul lbs surroundings ,aat de- Hgt re-,
spec; the feelings Of ghe unfortunate, nor
do they care whas "A poor house aas d Yasr
farm cost, ara the keeping .- up is a -g q
thing for some, tut 81 expensive item Tor
the dear people The country poop aro
rot S. lzaaraal SIS .le editor th5aAs sais.0
of US have lived lu counties where .lg poor
hsg.e had hsen established f.- "a number
If ve.-s. and KNOW ,ha. ID. adds b.-.s.-.
on al. tsx payers. Nearg Mo. au 81 s.taa-
tfrn raw ~ stand further f-eamr-srce
ri-s. rs,-s se, fr yr. -.r ..-y-v.. aha 4
wear rarf.tbst f. now re-af-- Nye want,
tins 10 breathe more Freely ,tenes, 4
Years. Farmer. ana ls}a-lre men now
know vhstl.ist5 ga lbraa.a Times ,hsr
never before f.,rsa A.-4 ,-. ~, ......
cen. ,ta rfri,, r,4r AMI 49,. ........,.
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This elegant preparation may bo
relied on to change the color Of the
beard from gray or any other un-
desirable shade, to brown or black,
! at discretion. 1t is easily applied,
being in one preparation, and quick
" and elfectually produces q per-
manent color, which will neither
rub nor wash of.
Manufactured by r. p. HALL 4 CO.,
NASHUA, NJ. iii.
Cold ty al rTsEsis.s, saa naslsFE is Esaiss1sE'
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1sa can have your choice q the follow
.as FIRST elass sewing machines
New American, s. John Domestic,
Daaige, Singer,
Remington. Howe.
and Need.
A. taH Sewing Machine store of Bannell 4
Aiken, E8s Market street. Leaisiown.
Also paris, attac meuts and needles for
ail machines
Crest Inducements for cash. Don'i fail
% see toe ST. John, something entirely
new
Ola Aach.I taken in part payment for
Hea agrs Send aoeis 20 the above PARTY
and yoa uill ge; by return mail. daz. A.,
------ 10. h. --r INV m..h-r-n A-lnaNL-
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Centre Hall.


| Having opened rooms on Tie Dad B8or
Iof Gin a. Flufy's bai.dinR hs Is prepar.
led To manufacture OIL kinds III mons and
boys garments, accord4ls ~ the latest
styles, aud upon EhorEes notice ara MI
Iwcrk wafrnnted 10 render aatislnrtlen.
Cutting and -epairing done 7Eept V
John +. POTTER. Attorney
~, i.aM Collections pfampsly fahae end SPECIAL
ssa@ Nih aram up aBa haNn Hekhnu iessar8 f4eess
Aa4ft&hEnas ar. once ID 1hh 6Amoad enseb #s43a ~
tie eoarf hoaae hallefanta es.f.efafs
COURT PROCLAMATION.
Whereas tAe Hos Charles wmFe~ Ersrfrs-t -
- taft 81 common FlNAk EhN @Afh aaaelal ESfa
tAAi fueeta&AE Gf &Ae naaMEiHs a. Centre fiase sA
= .shts4eAgs hn@ TIE MoHafAhte #amfl EraaA Mna 80
'l..sAtaf lalaH 1igyas Asa9eintsd fadRua u Dsflrs
- Gag n ApF. d. aE83s - me nraasAa % fgasT-
tAf ti8 - Hf and &trfGnE GsnmmH#B 8m8a Kb@tie
~ @ha ks@ftHg rssaaas ~ te Peace iH BHllhfenn fv
a. 4aAt3 q 1eatfH ana 1a commence aa sac al
AAea q eah2an2e Hw@ meek8 -
hatltg a tAngataEe AeFet gives sa fla araHsr gws
iAeeA af t8e Peace AiaeFH68m Ana tnrHFeirr ri 49,
teaAt ~ hrstFFi ahat they De Gheb asa there lp
- as4st i.etss = As s'easa - tse fsEaRo0m of
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No BrocEerhoH Row Belle.onte, Pa
Dealers i'm Drugs. Chemical.
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S&c.
Puro Wines and Liquors for medict
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Having discovered in q maHHer almost
|Hrarlagailal positive cure for C0usump>
uan and a|l Lung Complaints, feel ii my
duty o. make known ia practical manner
uE furnishing o sample bottle. free oi
charge. lo ali suaerers, my only hope 10
remuneration brHnG tha, the medicine Nill
perform al I claim for id The iugrcdi-
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sud perfectly safe viii b. sent free TO all
Address at .ance Dv o. Phelps Brown. u
Grand Street. Jersey City. n. J.. or MAY
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ui.r hell upon earth until the few forms
OF law are fulfilled, and, whether sick
or dying, they with bag aud baggage
are turned into the streets 10 beg. steal
or die.
Workingmen's home, The only
home they can call their own is ,hA, Of
last resort. the poor-house; while the
children can find . home ia . house OF
refuge, until such time a. they too are
able 10 90 through the same sad cx.
perience Of their fathers. The hsppi-
ness and prosperity of people depend
upon their homes; having no homes
they cannot he good citizens in the full
meaning of the word. The ownership
ofthe soil by the few renders the many
their bonlsmen. and while in this coun-
try its vast extent has - yet prevented
the full fruits Of the system which does
not provide for homes and the love of
surroundings. yet the time must come
when all the horrors SD graphically de-
scribed As incident to landlord and ten
Ant condition Of Ireland will beioul our
own fair land.
Homes for workingmen which will
be theirs beyond the power of u,sn to
dispossess them is the true commence.
meEt Of that form which will lead to
the prosperity of our Industries and the
perpetuity Of free institutions.