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Fairmont-G. Martin.
Marion-J..J. Dolliver.
Mannington-M McNeel.
Pine Grove-J. E. Mercer .
Blacksville j. p. Warner.
a, ~. II n--s1.

Mannlngton-M. McNeei.
Pine Grove-J. E. Mercer.
Blacksville j. p. Warner.
Jollytown-W. D. Carrico.
Littleton-S. Cummings.
]. G. Blair, Principal Fslrmont Nor
NAL School.
BUCKHAHNoN DIST. B. HUGHES, P. I.
Buckhsnnon-E.S 8. Wilson.
Buckhannon Circuit-L D. Casio.
Upshur-J. ConwelL.
Beverly-A. Mick.
Sutton-C. w, Upton.
WebsterAC. Polling.
Frenchton-W. E. Lovett.
Csnaan-R. Weese.
Weston-H. G. Sanford.
Glenville-D. +. Snodgrsss.
Randolph-D. NJ. Heaston.
Freemensburg q. Warmsn.
PARKERsBURG DIsTRICT-A. HALL, P. Z
Parkersburg-C. z. Manchester.
Circuit. +. Chenoweth.
WillismstowR-L. D. King.
Volcano-J. Fullerton.
Mt. Pleassnt-T. Cotton.
Bellville-H. Fl. II. Westwood.
Ravenswood-W. Shaw.
Eilzsbeth-W. T. Lewis.
Harrisville-R. NJ. Wallace.
Ellen boro-C. Il. Lskin.
West Union-W. 81. Young.
Sistersville-E. q. Woodruff.
Middlebourne-H. j. Bostmsn.
Centerville-J. w. Lambert.
st Msry's-T. r. Faulkner.
GUYANDoTTE DIsTRICT--T. H. TRAIN.
Err, P. Z.
Guyandotte-J. w. Huggins.
Huntington-J. w. Webb.
Barboursville-C. Crawford.
Wsyne-G. II. Williams.
Ceredo-J. Engle.
Monticello-D. S. Hammond.
Wlnfeld-J. w. Bedford.
Hamline-B. Darlington.
Coal River-B. D. Malone.
St. Albsns and Milton-To be sup
piled.
Boone-W. Wristin.
Logan-To be supplied.
Fayette-N. L. BaumgarGner.
Mercer-C. S. Harrison.
Summers and Rsleigh-C K. Shackel-
ford.
Wyoming and McDowell-R. R. Lit
tie.
Cassville-A. d. Perry.
Coalburg-W. A. Cheuvront.
TRANSFERRED.
+. Ball to New York Central Confer
ence, j. S. Fresand to Iowa Conference,
j. Mckendree Reilly, to Baltimore Con-
ference.
CHARLESTON DISTRICT 5. z. STUTER, p. Z.
Charleston-E. w. Ryan.
Circuit-A. f. Morriston.
East Charleston-B. Hagar.
Nj ,lden-G. Crossfeld.
Nicholas-F. H. J. King.
One to be supplied.
Mountain Csve-To be supplied.
Cliflon-L. l.. Stewart.
Pt. Pleasant-F. A. Trippett.
Leon-E. d. w. King.
Mill Creek. T. Carroll.
Ripley-To be supplied.
Spencer-N. g. Beckley.
Smithvlle-J. w. Gritfitts.
Arnoldsburg-T. P. Ryan.
Bill Creek-H. Scott.
Elk Rlver-J. T. Davis.
Buffalo-To be supplied.
Mason City-M. W. Rider.
Clsy-To be supplied.
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VERY important meeting OF the
and Nail Association takes place IN
> ...bprrh to-day. Quite a number OF
al, manufacturers will be present.
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HoteI Burned.

PATTERSON, n. j, March 27.-The
st. Charles Hotel Burned this morning.
The guests had narrow escape, q few
having TO jump from the windows. Two
persons had their legs broken.
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cn DUNCAN, Esq, of Pittsburgh,
40 firm of DUNCAN & Son, glass
.nf.c,ursrs, died quite suddenly at his
...;8spce on Monday.
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A sSoB writing from Washington, the
Other day, TO y Wheeling paper, grew
eloquent over tn. bsss-volce of HAYES
IS displayed II his singing at the Foun-
Try Methodist Church, the previous Sun
day. Bu, the Columbus, Ohio, Journal,
presumably authority on HAYES says:
"H4rss cant sing any more than a
cana boat. He stampeded AvERILL's S
whole cavalry division once, trying to
sing 'JouS BRowS's Body They
thought it wss the loag roll
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A dispatch from Rome announces p snss
several congregations counsel the Pope
70 eliminate tie greater eIcommunica-
tion against Victor Emanuel, should ne
sign the clerical abuses bill
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SEVEN prisoners, convicted by the
United States Circuit Court at New Or
leans of various crimes, have been ordered
to the Moundsvllle penitentlary.
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y,1ht Retveeu Prussians aud Hes
ataus-

PARIS, March 27-The Constitutional
reports military riot in Asyence on
the birthday of the Emperor. There va,
q fight between some Prussisns ano
Hesslans. Several were killed and iofty
wounded. Among the dead are Cap
tain and Lieutenant.
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DANE had another long talk with
,,vrs Yesterday. HAYES IS well IN
~ with the policy OF this "bloody
.-.r statesman.
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Loui.i lana Comnssssou.

WAsHIssros, March 27.-Upon in
curry Of the President =. is,e hour
tonight, it was ascertsined thai tne
Louisiana Commission was not yet CON-
piete.
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Cabinet Meeting.

WASHINGTON, March 27.-At the
Cabinet meeting to-day the Secretary OF
War road several kilograms received by
him last evening and to-day from Pack
ard, the purport of which it is not con-
sidered proper to make public.
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En- Route for washington.

COLUMBIA, March 27.-Gov. Hsmp-
ton, U. s. Senator elect Butler, and At
ey-Genersl Conner, with others,
leave for Washington tonight.
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u,xs, has been invited to Long
,h but he will probably send a
C,mmission.
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,,,prKlAIx, accompanied by q
hoo Senator and the infamous
,'t n,x visited Mr.. HAYES yesterday
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,,,ctser to-day ~'A be cloudy
."' .b ,opsst winds, and rising tenn
=, ,,rGiare.
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ayheeline Aegister.

.-Id closed yesterday at lo4s'
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VN0W THAT SURGICAL ISTEu.
N NUV ments, Trus.es. supporter
&c. can be had In great variety and a. iD~
prices from LOGAN, LIST a o., Drug.
gists, Wheeling.
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VNN.., THAT LOGA - AKSICA
kNOW is q grand remedy tor
Rheumatic and ali kinds OF pain. JEr 1T.
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Latest

HARTFORD, March 27.-The food re-
ports tonight say that two lives were
lost, Richard SPEEDING and William
Burnyell.
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willing To submit the claim TO this srbi
trstion. Tonight. when the wires shat
fash throughout the land the glad new
of the adoption Of this bill, the people
every where viii rejoice that the country
Is saved. Mr.. Brown was thriliinsly
eloquent, and was loudly applsudsd
when be took his seat
, Mr.. Gibson, of Louisiana (Democrat1
sent up to be read petition, by tsle.
graph, from the leading merchants and
business men of New Orleans, urging
the House TO indorse the action OF the
Senate In approving the bill, after which
he made brief speech, testifying to
their earnestness.
Mr.. PAYNE approached the task OF
c'osing the debate with inexpressible re-
lief. The long struggle was about to
close During it all he had known no
rest; the committee had knewu no rest.
Feeling that the hopes OF the nation
rested upon them, they had
realized that great weight
was upon them, from which
they had no respite until now. God has
sent them this hour OF deliverance. There
was strange and yet not unnatural
tone OF exsltatior and exul.stion in the
feeble old mans tones IS he grew fairly
and superbly eloquent in has patriotic
triumph The aisies were throrged
abou. him with people eager and filed
with warm sympathy.
Mr.. Morton has just come in, and sits
in the back row OF seats to witness the
final scenes of the peoples triumph over
the politicians. Payne closes.
Mr.. Randall snaps out with business
like promptness the regular announce
ments, and before it is realized the vote
on the passage OF the bill is ordered.
The call proceeds amidst almost per-
feet silence Many of the members, in
their intense eagerness, are keeping tally
Is the responses are made. By 8 vote OF
I9I ayes 20 Sc nays, the bill is passed
The President will approve It. The
long strain is over. The people OF the
greatest Republic the world has ever
seen have demonstrated that seli-goVern-
ment is no longer an experiment. Halle
iUjah!
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THIS standard article Is COM
pounded with the greatest care.
Is effects s~e a. wonderful ana
a. satisfactory Is ever.
1t restores gray or faded har TO
it, Youthful color.
Il removes all erIptions. itching
and danfruff. 1t gives the head a
cooling. soothing sensation OF great
comfort. and the scalp b. its use
becomes white and clean.
By its tonic properties it restores
the capillary glands to their normal
vigor. preventing badness and
making the hair grow thick and
-rong.
As 4 dressing. nothing has been
aJend so e.fectual or desirable.
\. \. Hayes. NJ. D., State As
saver Of Massachusetts,. says. q" The
constituents are pure, and carefully
selected for excellent quality; and
consider It the Best PREFAE ATloS
for its intended purposes.
Price, One Dollar.
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r C1xcIsNArI, January T.-Cotton -
I Quiet at I2ic. Flour-Quiet and IN
I changed. Wheat-Inactive; red 81 4O(9
I48. Corn-GoOd demand ut 42@44c.
Oats-Firm at 34939c. RyeQuiet at
az Bariey-Steady and unchanged.
Pork-Nominally At 81 90. Lard
Dull; steam SO 70@10 723; kettle
slI 50(al2 90. Bulk Meats-Dull and
lower; shoulders Gle; short ribs 50 259
8 so; short clear SIC Bscon-Stsady
and unchanged. Whisky-Quiet and
steady at 81 05. Butter-Dull and IN
changed.
Hogs-Stesdy; common So 25@5 20;
fair TO good light S. s0G6 80; packing
Sc 300 so; butchers grades S. OOCs6 20
CHICAGO, January H. Flour
Steady and firm. Wheat - Demand
light but holders firm and shade high
er; No. 2 Chicago 81 26s cash; 81 q
February; 81 2si bid March; No. 3
81 l4lCdsl6. Rye-sl 81. Corn-Firm
at 42cts. cash; AT bid February; at
bid March. Oats-Firm st 35G35f cash:
35ic March. Rye-Steady at zoe. Bar
ley-Quiet and unchanged. POrk-Dull,
weak and lower q. Sl6 40@l6 so cash;
sl6 A. February; $40 20 March. Lard
-DG.l at $40 s2t9l0 IS March; $40 IS
bid April. Bulk meats Dull; dressed
hogs light s7(Gii. Whisky-s5.
PHILADELPHIA. January 27.-Petro-
leum Refined 26ic; crude l6ie; in
cases soc. Pork-At II 75@l8 %.
Lard-At 81 0O91l Is. Flour-Min-
nesota family 81 5067 623; Peansyl-
vsnia 81 OO@7 SO; high grades $40 %.
Wheat-U nchanged. Corn-Du!li yell
low in ear 56i@57c; 50 seller February;
white 56@57; steam 55@56. Oats
Firm; western white 3a(943c; mixed
&c. Whisky-Dull; western 81 10.
MILWAUKEE, January d Flour -
Quiet and unchanged. Wheat-Closed
firm; No. l Milwaukee 81 49, No. 2
81 3Ol; No. 3, 81 q. Corn-DuN and
easier; No. . 43 cash; A seller February.
Oats-A shade easier; No. = 365Cg3ic.
Rys-Lower; No. l, 72!c. Barley-Dull;
No. spring Sic; NOS 3oc.
PIrrsBuRGH, January 27.-Petroleum
Dull; crude So 70 at Parkers; refined
26ic, Philadelphia delivery.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New YORK, January 27.-MoNEY-
At 35G94 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 4165 per cent. Customs receipts
$4,000. The Assistant Treasurer
discussed $4,000. Clearlngs 81. 5OO.-
OUO. Sterling at 4S3tG4s5.
GoLD-Opened at 1857 and closed at
LOOT, all sales of the day being at these
figures. Carrying rates 4!@4@Si@4@
3(@5 per cent.
SrLvER-Here silver bars 1872: green
backs l25t gold; silver coin, loot. There
is no change in London quotation.
GoyERNMESTS-Dul and steady.
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wEsrB0UyD TRAINS.

W.. sand 10 make close cOnr ection al
raIuulDus tor all points south and south
gy-,,. at Culcago tor all points West and
Northwest.
Eat bound trains make connections al
ga-ruor- for Philadelphia, New York
an Boston. At Washington City tor all
points -Outh.
y =, 9ound trains make direct connec-
uou> Tor J4i principal points West and
Northwest.
p: man Palace cars on all nigh: trains.
EEFFLlNG, PLTTSS Z! 2G Y AND BAL
TIAORE DiTLSION
leaves. ARRIVES.
sW.eel!ng Washington Pa,
.!s..v at...-1:l)A. NJ. daily at.--.-lU IVA. N
~ cling Washington, Pa.
day att * p. NJ. daily at......b 10 P. II.
.~Ir. AVS excepted. sundays excepted.
T.rGets - al principal points on sale
A. t-pOt ONCE open at AL hours during
TIE .Iv.
THOS. K. SHARP,
Master OF Transportation.
r. uEV2If,~. General Agent. ial6
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Head. Rlnrworm. Ulcers, Sores,
rheumatism. Neuralgia. Pain IL the
Bones. side and Head. Female Weak
ness. Stcrilitv. LeuCorrhPa. arising
from internal liberation, AMI uterine
disease, Syphilitic and Mercurial dis
eases. Drop>y. Dyspepsia, Emlcia-
ton. General Debility, and for Puri-
fyln- the Blood.
This Sarsaparilla Is a combination OF
vegetable Observation-Disclosures. Man
drake Yellow DoCk-wi;h the loGilcs
Of Potassium and Iron. and Is the
most etfiCaCious medicine yet known
for the diseases it is intended 10 cure.
Is ingredients are so skilfuly
combined that the full Alternative
effect of each is assured. and while
d i 80 mild rs 70 be harmless even
to children. i is still so etfectual aS
10 purge out from the system those
impurities and ccrruptious which
develop into loathSome disease.
The reputation it enjoys Is derived
from lis cures, and the confidence
which prominent physicians all over
the country repose in it proves their
experience of It's usefulness.
Certificates atteSting its virtues
have accumulated. and are con-
family being received. and Is many
OF these cases are publicly known,
they furnish convincing evidence Of
che superiority Of this Sarsaparilla
over every other Alternative medicine.
20 generally is its superiority 20 any
other medicine known that We need
do no more than 10 assure the public
that the best qualities it has ever
possessed are strictly maintained.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER.

One sqUare-I incn space.
one time..........S 10 One months W
Two times......... D Three months. Y W
one xeek............ 2 50 One year,. Is W
One square changeable once week s5o.
Special Notices Is per cent additlonal. 80
per cent additional.
Cuts w,u be charged double for space
occupied
cent add LCnAl.
Loca. NCuLes Is cents per hue-but no
local nsitcs uta be srsertsd fov Less than ONE
DOLLAh
All adv .rL.semen.s, except for establish
ed business houses, must D. pals for in al
vance.
bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly
All bills Tue on tGe nrst appearance OF
the advertisement.
Yearly advertisers VIII be- confined 10
their legitimate business, and all adyer-
tiseInentS not connected Win IL vi ne
charged for at our regular rates.
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RAILROAD Boyps-This afternoon the
feature was the drop to sgt and recovery
10 90 in Lehigh and Wi!kesbarre con-
solidsted. Union Pacific sinking funds
dropped from CIT TO 96i One lot Of
Il. 900 Pacific and Missouri frsts brought
100.
STATE BoSDs-Quiet and nominal
early in the day.
SrocKs-Tne market was heavy
and lower, the decline ranging
from ! to 81 per cent. The
greatest decline was IN New Jersey
Central, which declined ron 32s to 3si.
| Delaware, LackawaGns and Western de-
clined from y! to 704. and Delaware
and Hudson canal from 66t TO 64i. Lake
Shore tell of from 56t 70 543, Western
Union from IA to 75., and Michigan
Central from 43 10 All. This downward
tendency was assisted by vague reports
that Phil.delphis Institution had
been weakened BY tho shrIn kaye in value
of coal stocks The institution having
made large advances to these
/ companies. Stocks were irmer
3. the close and showed recovery
of to II per cent from the lowest point.
/ New Jersey Central recovered 10 30t,
Della ware, Lackawsnns and Western 10
/ III Delaware and Hudson Canal To 65s,
Western Unrou to 76s, Lake Shore to
So, K, ok Island to i0, st. Pau prefer
red 10 1T, and Michigan Central to 4st
The market closed sItlve. TRANSACTIONS
were pOs 600 shares. OF which 6l,UUO were
Lake Shore, 25,O0O Pacific Mail, $4,000
Western Union, $500 Rhode Island,
1900 st. Paul, 900 Erie, II, 600 Mlchi-
gan Central, 27,400 New Jersey Central,
! $500 Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ecn.
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psfCHoMANCY, Oh SOIL CHARM
Il ing. How either sex may fAscinate
and gain the Iowa and affections of any
person they choose. instantly. This sim.
PIE, mental requirement ali can possess,
nee oy mall, tor sc, togett er with q mar
uase guide, Egyptian Oracle, Dreams,
mats TO Ladies, Wedding-NiSht shirts,
eNo', fuos., Fhlla. ASi5b
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affecting gsgistsr.
Terms, by Mail. IN Advance

DAILY REGISTER
One year W Intee mon ths-ss- ~
six months.-.. 90 One month. IS
TRI-WEEKLT REG1STE R-
published every Tuesday, ThursdEy and
saturday. . 81 -
one COPY, yr.-.& 90 one copy q mos-S W
WEEKLY REGISTER.
one COPY, yr-Sl 80 Six copies, / yrs %
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To the working CIass.-We are now
prepared TO furnish all classes with CON
slant employment at home, the whole OF
the time, or TOR their spare nome Is.
Business new, light and prontaDLe; fer-
SON of either sex easily earn from - cents
to S. per evening, and proportional sum
by devoting their whole time 70 tAe nU 81
ness. Boys and girls earn nearly a. mnch
a. men. That al who see this notice may
send their address, and test the ou>lh ess
u,e mage this IN parable led offer: To such
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dollar to pay for the trouble OF writing
Full particulars. samples worth several
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free by mail. Reader, II you want perna-
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NEW YORK. January 21.-COttou-
Dull st Is 5-l66lS 1-l6c; futures closed
weak; January IS ) SEALS 4-l6c; Fsoru-
sry Is 3-169l3 1920; March l3 l3-32Gs
G,l3 7.l6c; April lSsc. Flour-Dull
and declining; receipts 5000 barrels;
superhne western and State SIS 1895 90
common to good So 00(d,6 10; good TO
choice Sc i5d,6 80; white wheat extra
50 S5tT,7 so; extra Ohio So 0O(dS 90;
-. Louis So l0fa9 IS. Rye Flour
Steady at 81 SOFAS 20, Corn Neal
Dull; western 81 90Gy3 10. Wheat
DECIDEDLY lower - sell. but nomins y
unchanged; receipts 5000 bushels. Rye
Quiet; western Sl@S6c. Barley and
Malt Dull. Corn-New lower re-
ceipts $4,000 bushels; new no grade
mixed 59t160c: new steam mixed 6O(d,
6OBc. Osts-Prime steady: receipts 25,-
600 bushels; western mixed and state 40
G54c. Hay and Hops - Unchanged,
Cotee-Quiet; RID csrgoes HIGGINS,
Sugar, Molssses and R;ce-Stesdy- Pc
troleum-- Dull and unchanged. Eggs
Western S29Sic Turpentine-Eas'er
st 454G46c. Rosin-Stesdy. Wool
Choice irn; pulled 22GI4oci uowashed
I l2GSIc: Texas lSfdy2sc. Pcrk-TnIu-
specssd ST. 256lT 80 Beef-Quiet;
middles quiet; long clear western ssti
do city ss@stc. Lart-Ciosed barely
steady; prime ,tesm sll l5tgll 10
Bu,.er-Dun; western I2(9Soc- Cheese
In fair demand. Whisky-Dall and
heavy at 81 oslt9l o. Manufactured
Copper-Quisi; Ingot lske drm 81 islc
lron-Scolch pig unchsused;; American
| dull and heavy At SIS 90 ago o.. Russis
/ Sheet-A; SO 50p)ll % gold Nails
Steady; cut Sc; ciInch ite(g5t; horse'
, shoe Ne. s, 20t92oe.
I TOLEDO, January 27.-Flcur-Quis
/ and steady " heat-Sleacy; No.
Waite Wabash 81 a.; No. white
Michisaa 81 40, to arrive; amber, seilel
February At 81 Al. Corn stssdy; high
mixed, spot, 44ic; seller February, 45c
No. 2 spot, 4iIc; damaged Ale re
/ ieeted. fac Oats dull; Nc ? held q
SIC; Michigan 4lci rejected a2ic.
New YoRK. January 2..-Dry Goods
I-Busiaess Was fairly active with com
mission houses. Prints continue IN orisS
demand. and leading makes scarce in
fr.t hands, Cottons m steady request
and firm. wooiens doing fairly Dress
goods more sctive. Cottcn hosiery
selling freely.
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Ayers
Sarsaparilla

For SCrOfula, and al
scrofulous diseases .Ery-
sipelaS. Rose or st. An
thongs Fire, Eruption
and Eruptive diseases
of the skin, UlccraticGs
of the Liver, stomach.
Kidneys, Lungs, PM
pies. PuStules, BoilS
BlCtcheS, TumOrs, Tet-
ter. Salt Rheum, Scald
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Suekinghan's Dye
FOR THE WHISPERS.

This elegant preparation may be
re.s,;, on TO change the color OF the
beard from gray or any o,aa> -
desirable shade. to brown or black,
st discretion. II Is easils applied
being in one preparation. and quick
" and e.Eectuaiiy produces . per-
manent color. which viii neithe:
rub nor wash OF.
Hanufactured by r. P. NALL 4 Gu,
NASHUA, n. Il.
"a - a. .rSr.s.s, II o<ass-s = xs<-;ssk
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Baltimore & Ohio r. r. Co,

1z - -
~, and alter January \, 1871. PaSsen-
80 r-qins Will run a. follows, wheeling
me:
EAsTBOCND TRAINS.
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kCCoso MAIL Express.

,..,sumOdat.Ou train leaves beilalTe a.
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-12-11

The Nation says: The people can
not support the President unless they
know what he is about, and the thing
he is about must be plain and distinct
and simple. They viii support him,
for instance. in any definite and CON
sistent policy, but they cannot sup
port Civil Service Reform in which
there is a considerable mixture Of the
|old Civil Service abuses. They will
support him, too, in an open fight
with Congress On this point, but the
fight must be open and persistent.
They cannot support him in hostilities
which are chequered with private
chickering's and compromise, and of
which they never know the real bear
ing. He must, in short, himself lead
the. way, and make known his aims
and motives as he goes along. 'The
People" cannot go on to interview
him and the members Of the Cabinet
to know what is the meaning Of this
and that strange occurrence. They
must have the issue on which they
are to make stand presented to them
in their homes in black and white.