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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-25
Steit1erser's fritbereS Saei@ &tsto
Die Nef. STATEN.

9ur6 beat be1ten @etpdbrsmdntt, nGrtz
It9 ben iebigen a~n1erifoniIden gonfnI auf
ben S6iffer>SuieIn, 6errn q =
Fl n tptrO nunite9r 0as bplIftGnbig be-
ftGtigt, tpas ait borItegenber Steus f6on
boz Idltgerer 3eit be6duptet ipor6en lit:
rdntlid, baB bic Stetnberser'i6e 99egiez
rung auf tenen SnieIn bonn 8olfstptlen
g~etro9en tpor; ferner baB Stettberger ,tl1r
bds Spfer ettelii6er HGnfe unb @etpoltz
tbdten nurbe; ba6 bos 8olf bet Shifter>
Snleln etn berbGltnibmdBig geiittetes lit,
u116 6dB ser @eoanfe bes 4rGft6ettett
Grant, einen regen Sreun6I6aftsz u1tb
6d11belSDerfebr 5pii6en ben Ser. Staatett
mnb ben S6iffers Snieln berbeisnfiibren,
ein 6urdaus rt6ttger mar.
Der tI6tige Griffin, tpsI6er mad
Steinberger's Stur5 mod bon 8rditbent
Grant an Steae Softers, Der ft6 gum
Nerf3euse Der GngIdnber bergegeben bate,
3m11t GDn}uI ber Ser. Gtdaten auf ben
S6tffer> Snieln ert1annt tuuroe un6 in Iebz
ter !3ett in Wai6tngton mar, tint iiber bic
3uitdnbe auf ienen Snislr QufidluB su
9eben, mn6te oieier Sage benz San
oeIS sta nbebpnS San SronctScD,
no Ct altf ieiner 9fiidreiie mad i~eil1et
Soften a%nfant, foIgetoe bemerfenStpertbe
W1itt6etllngen:
Steinber9er bate ais Bremier Der G6ifs
fer5SnleIn f%orttpGbrenb Die iibermiegeitbe
Wtebr3dDl Set Gingebore1tett dlf letner Sette,
nber Die engIti6en Wtiltpndre,
Der engIi DE Con III nno Der oeilt
lebteren btenlide oamalige omerifantide
Gnriul Softer i6mieoeten ferttndbrenb
G6tfe gegett i'm. 9ll5 iobnnn oas eng
1t16e &riegsi6iff y8arracoutd", gapttdn
Steber5, i'm 6afen BON Qpta e%inltef, err
folqte Ser befdl1nte Stur3 Stetnber9er'S
un6 Ieiner Gegierl1ng; Der 8remier felbit
tp1lroe o[s @efdn9erer at BprD Oct v8arra>
coltd" gebra6t, mad QuftrGlier trdlisporz
tirt uno begab ft9 bon cort ndh GltgIdtto,
no Ell nu1tlne6r cine S6aocner labfldge
gegert Die en9lti6e Ge9terult9 althan9t9 gez
madt bat. NlS rto11 tn 2oltoon erfubr,
tpeL9e i6Gnoli6e Gone GapttGt SteoertS
in Der Angelegenbeit selpielt, tpurbe oers
IeLbe BON ietnem Eoiten entLaiiei1. gbenlo
entIieB Brdftocnt Grant bet GOnlnl
Softer.
5oiter's gtabFofser Griffin bat fi6
i9nen iiber3eu9t, baB bic 8etpobner ber
G6iffer =Sneln utdts lebnlider
tpiinl6elt, als einen Trennb 6oftSs
6anoeIsbertr1g nj BEN
Ser. Staoten, nub oaB ite lire Broz
BUTTE tpeit lteber na6 ben Ser. Gtaate1.
allo 3und6it na6 San Srancisco, i6tdet
tpiirben, olS na6 @1tslanb nn6 6alIlbnr9.
Der 6~anoelsbertebr Der SnieIn belGrft
it6 auf nit9efdbr 81, coo i'm Snbr,
nir1lnt itetig ur1o beoeuteno SIT ltlto ipuroe
bisber bon bent 0anOelsbaule @obefz
frOp ii. 60. in 6antburg mo1opolifirt.
Die @ingeborenelt iil1o ipeit intelIi8enter,
ais Die 8etpobner Der ibrigen Sniel9r1ps
pen bet GioIee. Sic tpiberitreben ieoer
unb oerlonosn poas Entertaining ibrer
lln~ab9Gnsiefeit. Gu6 aus bieiem Grunbe
plnl9en fte etnen 6~anbelspertrag NIT ben
ger. Staater, tpobIpiKenb. bop tie at bte=
len cine auberldlifsere Stibe fin6en uno
BON tbnen fi6ereren S6ub tbrer %unabbdn7
g9tststt e%ntpfaugen uIrbeu, OILS bon onperer
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-25
FarI1on I'll rkaufon

200, 900 Nicer 8ormtunb in gsiseouIin, in gaorofbon
itiln Stleoln @oltntteS, iinh SIT perfauTeR burd8 bic Mtsz
coiinn Entlep Giienbabn eonpo9ute, auf larocn grebit
~ Z Sro6ent Snterefen, ober fir 9oorgetb AZ 81 .25 bis
500 per GGcr. @elunoes atiua, fein Sieber nno
19ue nno feline SenI9refen, pououF Sol; pom age1
spar 5u sntet grciien, ba bag eanb III elmer ontelt San
66olj sSeselto tie9t, nit SablretGea Sdsen,Ibten, ppaauf
AtNett 1pdbreno Ses sar5ch SabreS fir 8telcni9cn init
meii9t1 0tttteln, Delbe yanb taufen iDoleu.
2Se9ei' btui9er 8eiiebef6rberun9, Gorter unb Girtutoz
fsn. ole bog %ono bsi4rciben, roenoe man f4 an Gtrf=
FE'Hn g Non. 2o Sont5 gSater otraBe, 3ilnuter aio.
~Sdulun' Wtarafbon 30, ISIS. 20nti3ntDo
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-25
See bette 9etoe5S.

Ser nodHebsnbe srief bes 8ep. g. e, 8et, Gator
bet Dtet5oo. zgpiSeep. z&irdn ST Uoti6, IRoiI.. rnrb pom
piete1t 4er5ten nit Sntereiie 9e[eIer iuerDet, foDie por
Dtnen, ipelte IN bericlber 9Setie Ieiocrt, rpte oer Sohr
oes iSerrn VoItorS Eeit. Ttsmanb lam btes ,3eugttG i'll
7ro9e ;ieben; es labt feinet .5pctiet mebr Surild iber bic
5eiltrGite bs Vegeaine.
&att6, MaiI, /. San. 1874.
Gerrn 8. 81 Stepeus:
ssertbsr SER! - g9ir ba6et e1te 1lriaGe, SIR We
getine OILS cine Otcoisin pet bo6iten I5erb 81 id6tz
sen. 2Str ftuo i~i6er5en9t, bas eS bns Wtttet ScroeIet 1T,
reld)es nnIernt Sohr bd3 geber rettcte. g~Sd5rc!tc Der
Iester ;mei Sabre lit Ell ar 2eeroits am Stiu, ontd, lcroz
~pbul6{es 2eioer herpor9eruien, nth lpurOc 10 ~htnfGllt9,
bdS Seberntonlt lsine &cttrn9 fir n~nstog[t1 htett. Gine
Gorjeren; Der fdht9fter1 Aerste CAB utS lllr etnen idroaS
det Sofiitungs|6trnrtcr mir Ietue Jlettung; 10 6ret pot
ibrcu ertIdricn ibn fit uoGjtdroi9 aus benz Screide or
renI9lihen 6iitjc, bd ilt3t citrtal cine Antputattnt ibr
re6r retter t0tte, pGil ct iridt rnebr bic Scrdite bate, tie
omssiboltet. Ed begotnet mir thnt VeGet1He au
ocber, NIB iortet be9onn er itD ~beItdnots 81 beilerit. ST
bat tMr3lid) leine Stnotctt rsteoer bc9onfet, iettte Mriiden
NIB Stode FortSeDorfea, uIo 9ebt munter rnb ltarE e'ns
ber.
Cbelet6 nod etnisc Giterlure porbenbct tit ans Der
Seiinurq, no hd3 Seir uperirt porbert mar, 10 ttto MIR
bod or ooiLltcn lleber3ci19ung, ooB CT bt1i'1ef Shrdent
oart; furirt letn Mrs.
. ct bat ,%iusedhr bret 0uscttb 6foiben Veseline
einoenontr1en, brdudt es aber Icbt ltnr nod neltt9, pa CT
ertiGrt, CT lei ~ 9eIhnO, INT Meotsin 5t rtebnten.
GGtnn9spou biz Sbrigen,
l.. =. 8cf,
Mrs.& Z. e. 8. 9 1t.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-02-03
1 IlrnYc Boy.

When the young Alexis OF Russin, now
visiting this country, wis first assigned
to duty ms miilsl,ipman; his vessel Wits
wrecked of the coast Of Denmark: The
admiral commanding resolved to save
the young man, and ordered him to take
charge Of The first boat which put OF
from the doomed ship. The grand duke
disilaiDc,l safety thus bought, aud de-
cIined. "My duty is here" he said to
the admiral, "and / must be the last
to leave tho ship" "Do you not I'M.
derstand, SIR" exclaimed the Admiral,
"tIlNt You nrc under my command .? Aud
10 you dare to refuse obedience to my
ortlers?" AT know my duty" answered
the midshipman, "Nnd l will obey any
orders you may see fit to give me. ex-
ccpt m order to leave the ship, where
my duty now commands me to remain. :"
The Admiral gave up his point, and
Alexis was, as he had said lie would be,
the last man TO leave the ship, and after
landing WIS promptly ordered under mr.
rest for dis0betlience of orders. The
grand duke submitted without mur-
muir. Tho admiral sent dispatches to
the emperor detailing the Nililir, ind the
emperor wrote: 81 approve your hay-
ing placed the mi,lsllipman, Alexis, uu-
der arrest for iisobetliencc, aud I bless
my boy for having disobcyed."
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-02-03

mncriturs OF vast wealth arc .prOyycrl1li,ly
spcntIthrifts. The golden orc ~ dug from iLe
minc. refined aud coined by the labor o. otng ~,
hands aud the sweat Of other Lr0ws, like ciili.
lrcl plsvins with All expensive toy, lucy eau
form no Inst estimate VI ItS value. When Tue
donor weighed It, 10 cast into tho balance 80
many days Of uprcmitting and fatiguinE toll, 80
many nnxions aud slroplesS nights, ~ much
Sclf;leninl. and no much care. But tho Inherit
or into lis balance throws only-plcAsTrc. lno
ono yalucsit by what Il cost him tie olhcr Tor
what Il will purchase. Like tho prodiGai IN llle
Scripture parable, 10 thOnghtlessly cxpends II
10 GRITTY the caprice aud cravings 81 M ma
ture. Then cUnirS the last sccne-tllc misery
lie rcnlurso. and The long and wcar'sonc Jour
nov back to The home Of frugal industry. Int
there are other prOligalA On her iayGrlteS our
lOllntcOus parent. nature, has lavishcd hcT
richest treasurG-hcalth. But the ntoalsa,
values Il lightly. for u cost him nausht; anu
recklcssly sluunders II In riUtOus living rrcH-
cut pleasures obscure future want. soon tI'e
curtain riscS on the last scene. We see mn
helpless, inp0vcrishcl-t richest treasures o.
body aud mind al loSt-in misery anu despair
RcnOrseful conscience holds mp to nun NC
mirror OF memory. In his own reckless iGly
lie rcrcciYcs the cause Of his present pain. nc
resolves 10 return. Tho journey Il long asd
tedious, hut Il hc pcrscycringly follows The
right road. 10 will at length see tho haven Of
his hopes IN tho distance, and nature, seeing
her invalid Child afar on. will come out to meel
him, and receive him hack with live and bless
lug. 10 lind the right road llomcward, "
suffering prodigal should read "Ihe People,
Common Sense Medical Adviser" Therein II
il completely mapped out, its landmarks al IN
diratcA and its milcStOneS all numbered. Kc9t
It. Price $3.50 U,Ostagc prcpaidl. Address tn
author and publisher, II. v. Pierre, NJ. D., Dns
Lnln Y Z
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-02-03
MATCHMAKING IN AMERICA.
Testimony nj the swiss Commissioner
american superior 10 Foreign Watches.

Tcaiiu,ony NJ the swiss COMMISSIONER
american Suprrinr 10 Foreign Watches.
". EdOuard Favru Perret Swiss commits
SiUller 10 the Centennial ExlibitiOuSaml mCnl-
lrr Of the international jury on watches, has
given tho result OF his observations on Ameri-
can matchmaking In public address nj Chatl&-
de-FOnds, I4Oclu and ScurllatGL Being himself
large watch manufacturer, his statements
made a profound impression In Switzerland,
and will in read with tho liveliest interest In
this country. After sketcling tho growth Of
matchmaking in DcsNnc0n, by which tho French
market for watches was lost 10 Switzerland, lie
spoke substantially ar follows:
For long time America has been the rrinci-
pal c:1rtut for our watches. To-day We must
earnestly prepare 10 struggle with the Amcri-
cans on tho fields where hitherto VIC liHye been
tho RlastcrA Mr.. DcIIlison, tic fnthcr Of
American matchmaking, Travelled through the
canton If Ncucllatcl, studying onr tuudc Of
manufacturing, seeking To inform himself Of
everything, and carefully noting thcwcak points
III our n'"usH!' "''' .s 'e'''" !" NV o'".S"
o''ss' u. A9'f' III i'"',u'u iASs's y, az i"S.o,
III i". 1.oo W, ma'S" l'"'Ta"S; nv t"t''H'
I''A'Se Hto''""-""S '',O,t'Ip'" ~ s"i''I'-
,,'' ,''oIo '."" ras'"" "' ,,'. '"u" -, ="
'"V Ms'S, '". .' s""l Wv. 49, wa, y
1i'c '"usa S"t'e'"" In'''"'tn'' ANU "'''''N't !"
the finishing; all other parts, such as tra!ns
balances, jCwclI. etc., wcrc imported from swift
,o.I.nJ IvtL, Lv Etuc bo,r,vcr i,,r Frc,nrr
Ne4N"'"' .,'''' - "''>' W
cxtcnucd lis operations MI" rrod"cca "lller
parts. IInt NJ The profits were small, tho capt.
i,lists abandoned II and IL failed In 1886.
- ,,mo.i..,. n. pn,ltu, Sn.o.,,..
"n'''''F Mn'4""''' I'' ''O"D'', "t'''''"
go'h speculation, aud bought the factory and
tuo,s for ST5,0O0. 4 new company-"Thu
,,.,..,,,,, w,,,,, r,r,r,,,- ,.,s t,,,noi1 ,,y,l,
'N''''''a"" 80" 80 40 ~ Vs., -
capital OF SEou'oO'' WHICH was Increased 10
,r;I,i,, or SoI,l,cr. rul n. cvcrv urc wnutc,l
~, A., - 1870, T., A.. -.
whiCIl' there was great a'umal'oil III u1e WATCH
business. At this junctnrr, which might have
leon lucky ono for our industry. NO luilrtl 10
-......,,,...t 49,, .,,to.n,I, 1,,,A.,1 =,
euinl'rcnchu o"' .'"' 'A'o,e''"' A'i"'e"" :"
sending good watches 10 tho Americans tic
worst trash was sent, Tic Americans, however,
wout N ro,k an mn cutIrc,v ditycrcut nlan. Tho
"e'' !" "V'A vi W. v'',Hs suD.n' r'A',' ~
company increased thcir Fiaht ana turned OUT
better ordinary watch than the Swiss watch. Al
tbc cnd NJ screral ycars tho American watch
',T,'I ',on, ro~r,.tTon ,r,d,o onrs ,roro III.
c"Jc!n 6"o" i'I'"'""o''' WHY o"'' "''' Wv
credited everywhere. In 1865 tho capital WA
Increased to ESQ, 900, and the operations Of the
company grow 10 immense proportions; Tile
Waltam Company gives employment ,ar 70 : 9o
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-02-03
lIANAoxp.rpnr, \. Y, Feb. u. 1sgl.

Mar Sr--SOmO three years since l was, after
q long solicitation, Induced by your ngont, Mr.,
Davis to try bottle OF yOllr WIErAnS lAIEAaI
OF WILD ClInEuY, which required no little per-
suaxlM OH his part, az l had already tried al
most every patent medicine on the whole list.
within the last toll years, but oil to no avail
have for the past twenty years been troubled
with cOnSumptiyc cough, md lad become so
much reduced III 10 DO unable 10 ut up and Ind
fully given Np ever finding anything to help nc,
ID Inv case was conceded by all 10 10 settled
case Of consumption and therefore deemed To-
tally iucurablc. In that situation commenced
the lsu Of the WILD CnERRY, from which sooll
began To find some relief, ind prcseyGretl In
rs list until had taken Soihe three or four
bottles when my health waA almost fully NJ
stored; and for the past two ycars ! have Gil
loved Letter health than / hEvo before In
twenty years, and feel that AM alone indebted
10 tho ialAAn for my recovery and think
hazard nothing In saying that owe my present
existence to 1t, and that 1t Is tho best medicine
have ever known for constnlptiro coughs and
coda. Having known Of It's Ike beneficial
effects III other cases than my own, would
most chGerfully recommend It's t'So to all thus
afflicted.
Very respectfully yours, Mrs Mo"Es AnroT.
hereby certify that have read tho fore.
going letter OF Mrs. ADLOt, AMI hASlhS nVtu
adjoining the farm Of Mira. Abbot over twenty
years, know tho above statement CONTAINED
therein 10 10 true. would also -tatO that
have used On. WiSraI's DAL4AM OF WILD
CIElnY mysclf and III my family, and believe Il
10 10 tic best rumcdy for coughs aud coldd
havc ever known. Respectfully,
Gro. s. DErSDAaE.
IIMMoSuSron1, n. y, Feb. %, 1861.
Nh. s. ". FOwLE, DosroN:
DlUr Sir :-AlIOvc scnl You certificate OF
9IrS. MIoScA Abbot. who, may say, wus rescued
from tho grave by tho uso OF WILD CnERItY
lAISAH, Which certificate you arc at lilcrty 10
use aa YOU may desire. Yours truly.
4. W. DAVIS.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-02-03
COLLINS g
VOLTAIC
PLAS ERS.

AZ r,retto-,alyane Battery. comhned With The
a celebrated MedlcAted fofoi,a filstsr igrmInE
the pranCst curative Agcntn tic EoIa ~ muu.Stns
and utterly suFpa6gng all other Pastera M
n M. Tcy accomplish more 10 one week than thc
iii TiusicFS IN whole year. They do not pAlliate'
thcy cUnE. Instant relief Afforded In
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Paralysis. Cramps
st, VituS Dance, sciatlca. Hip Complaint a.s
SnInnl Affections, Nervous Pains anu irri.
tations, Epilepsy or Fits proceeding ruin
shocks 10 tho Nervous System, NuItnfcs
nni Strains, Fractures, Drnlses, Contu-
Sims, Weak Muscles and Joints, Nervous
and Feeble Muscular Action, Great sore
meas md Pain In any phrt OF the boNy'
Weak and Painful Kidneys, Great Ienuer-
ness OF the Kidneys, and Weak and Lame
Hack, caused by Chronic Inflammation Oh
tho Kidneys.
so confident arc the prorrlstors 10 The great value
oftT TIa.trr over all other fAstes tlAt thcy ao IVY
hcsitS,c % WARRANT II to possess greater ~
cuEatiya properties than i'll "heEs combines. VILE
the nrcc or enci, viz. 25 cents. wlhln tho resSn
UI every sufferer In the land Insist. therefore, UPON
sniH eyeryxEefe. Sent BY mall. carefully wrapped
and warranted, receipt q pFce Ssns iot p 9rs.
lis forfIx, or $3!ss3 for twelve, BY WEEKS q fol-
TER, Ptoptirtors, Boston.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-02-03

HArcn's UNIVERSAL CoUGu SYRUP Inns
been In uso fifteen years, and las always lecn
warranted to cure, and Is now sold by over
5000 druggists, who say they seldom have q
bottle returned. Many uf the best physi-
clans in the country prescribe II az tho host
remedy for coughs. colds and cnouP within
their knowledge. Pleasant 10 take, s,lrC T.
cure, and sllonId 10 sold by all druggists. II
Should DO In every family, especially those
with croupy children. Try It mud you will
always keep II. Two Si2as-D cents and
sl.O0. Put mp by D. ". Hatch 4 Co., James
town. n, Y,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-02-03

Capt Charles Sagcr, WHO keeps II
superb stock Of livery horleS III Portland Me-,
informed us recently that he uses SteTilduG
Caraty Condition Powders regularly In his
stables, and that The expense Is more tllan Of
sct by tho diminished anUtint Of gruin necessary
10 keep Lis hUrEcA always III good order.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-02-03
An Extended Popularity.

Each year finds browns Bronchial Trocl,ct''
in new localities in various parts OF the world.
For relieving coughs, cOlls and throat diseases,
the trOchcs have been proved reliable. Obtain
only :'Ilrowu'S bronchial Troclies, md do not
take any Of the worthless limitations that nlay
be offered. Sold everywhere.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-02-03

There can DO no mistake about it,
"SIatchlCsSr plug tobacco takes tho lead.
Old flnO cut chewcrs say II gives better salts
faction and IL cheaper than fine cut. You
cannot 10 imposed upon, a. each plug has
tho words "Matclllcss r. 7. Co." on q wooden
lag. Try once and you will always chow It.
Manufactured by the Pioneer Tobacco Com
pany, New York.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-02-03
sill Ahead.

Tie omly l:rs.-class hotel in New York where
the traveller can stop for s2.5O and sS.OO day
is the Grand Central, broadway. It's location Is
convenient to the principal stores and places Of
amusement It's table and attendance such that
every one stopping there feels al though they
had got the worth Of their money. "
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-02-03

II hns lArm customary In old communities Ia
suspend pisces 0r stick sulphur around The
neck pr children az protection against con.
tasiOn In ci'IdpmrS. thorough washing
With dll:NXs SuIrIuR soar has been found q
much better preventive. Sold everywhere.
Depot, CrittenlOn'S, No, I Sixth avenue, n. \.
Hills Hair 4 whlsker Dye, black or brpwn,5Oet,s
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-02-03
sANFoRD's
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH

INSTANTLY relieves and permanently cures lll'
,o,,h'e,no disease In all s sarylnss tarc'. Ipos'
,c,,Ss Tho soothing and healing properties o. paa,s
herbs md their toF ,ro,
H,ops contamination. and ta;s respect dlassa RON
at.rs o,Srr Euovn remedy. In ono short year mas
fossI Il. way nom tho Atlantic TO The r'sas coast,
.r whcrcrcr Inown has become thcstaadard fe'neaI
far ,c treatment Of catn.r The prOp;ie'oFs a%ss
been waited apOa by geatlcuca Of national Ispusas.Oa
Who have been cured by this remedy anu VIZ as's
~ roo, news throughout the circles Ia which iheJ
,aoyc. When you hear wealthy gentleman OF iass..
;ycnec md refinement say owe my lifeto ssnsoras
E,dss, curc"you may feel assured that !. an an.
c,e Of rrcat value, and worthy to DO Chased among
tho standard medical specifics ofshc day
.re bench. derive from Its daily use Is to nc In
'"'"'0"' HENRY WELLS. or wxlt'. faHoo q Co.
Unsecured inc amer twelve years Of uninterrupted
suffering" -. w. vorournx wAtruAN.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-02-03

Each package contains Dr. ssnfcrdd iTp, n s.. "
1icH ii IT rr nacEaau For sale by ali wheieSne
Anil retail druggists throughout ihe uh,ttn Isass
WEEKS 1 POTTER, GentiAl Agents anu na'ls'"'
DFi,rIl4I-, nOAtOn.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-02-03

Vegetable Pulmonary llaIsanl, the great New
England euro for coughs, colds and eonSnlp-
ton. Cutler Drua L Co.'S, Boston. only ge,Illnc.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-02-03

patcntccsn md inventors should read nd.
ycrtisemont Of Edison Bros, In another column.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-02-03

Asst WEEK every one read what tho
Swiss COMMISSIONER N. Fayre-Pcrrrt
hnd I" My about American Watches. This
week EVERY nut stnnl,l send for our peacrlp.
II ,9it1tGni ire 70 AL reader, Of IhiN paper.
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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-02-03

Tho House considered tho resolution reported
by the Judiciary committee with reference 10
the arrest Of the Louisiana returning board.
considerable discussion tho vote was taken,
and tho resolution for tho arrest Of the
| members Of the Louisiana returning board aud
their production before the lar Of tic llnlse
to answer for contempt was adopted by strict
party vote OI 1853 yeas TO 81 nays.
A good deal Of timO was occupied In deciding
The question NJ to whether tho House should
proceed to tho consideration OF the resolutions
reported from Tho committee on the privileges
and duties OF the House In counting the Cleo
tOral vOtet, or 10 that Of . compromise plan.
The Republicans favored tho latter and the
Democrats tho former. The House decided by
vote OF III 10 81, 10 lnuccitl with the resOlu.
lions reported by tho committee OH privileges,
which aIu M follows:
Frst-Thnt the Constitution does NOT confer
OH tbs president Of tho Senate power to OK
anime md ascertain tho votes 10 be cast as the
electoral votes.
SccUnd-1liat tho only power which tho Con.
stitntiOn does confer on tho president Of the
Senate III the matter Is TO receive tho sealed
llai transmitted 10 him by tho several electoral
colleges. keep tho Same safely, and open all
certificates Tor thoEO pnrTnrtiuE 10 be S1rl0 IN
the presence Of the two IlOuEeS.
T1lIrd-'TIlnt the Constitution dos confer Oh
tho SeIIate anil House OF Representatives tlIU
power 10 examine and ascertain tho votes to be
counted aS electoral votes.
FOurth-Ihnt III the execution Of such power
tho lintS0 Of Representatives IL Mt least equal
with the SctIte and
Fifth hat no vote calI 30 counted aguinst
tho judgment and determination VI The liOsc
Of Representatives
, 1877-05-06
WANTED-TO RENT,

WANTED-- EEST-nT a. RESPECTABLE. Ed:
W ucatcd lady. furnished house. where tho own
cFs board vii come to more than rent. with the priv
1exe Of other bo3Eders. References given. Address II
81, Tribune office.
, 1877-05-06


111 on,r.co npmrNE i.
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r1opsEs aND caRRtAGEs.
nm TGcfF-cTr Gs.icfF--ccTrxP-1 cSR.IoAD oF HORSES
:SS one xssf s|ds iSsl
TONS nearly new. sold great lacrlhcc bnssies made
s;taI% sae pSsds e.
sSs 70 8 tS day WeeS
Money adx4ncea WIN sell on monthly payments. u.
ronsMEzvrrY CIIEAF-TW0 FINEST DEIV.
ssstea x9xoa ssfness OF ali kinds
roads;sr yess.s Old Us ,51 stxt h!Eh
ae p b"s
gentle They will be SOLD toEeths7 9r scpnratc & SheaP
pelxs!s si s.I e1s ~ 9zast zss see
black drives single or donbe End good under sad
9s ~ S ae5ss 4oS a6Ga5 on Will
z trade for sulky Address y 60. Tribune o1lce.
1aats: sa e fESsas Sss and s' price
4hss sse%
pgn foS hur Ia rtrate ordcT: also somc
IuEes snd satEles his oxn laake I3e Is also g!e.
prtss ppree. ~ +e'-1lps AlN ..-.-..e lo-r, .1 -
Foks ALE-FoKCEns 20 SrMlSG
truck 9ne sprfnE pnp' tHo enn,sf onn'onsfs.
Room "a.
sxs 5s[afsa @ @3PsSG s1 5oss
1,op sA1r-A nApprE5,nAY HORSE 4 YEARS
.o'a iM hanae lenE mans and TIL teuna Eenlis
, 1877-05-06

"a This horse is snund and kind IN all harness. and ht
years old and good steppcr Also ntnc other Horses
hst for sugEJ e. and express puTposss A!s9 ane adys
above horses will be sold cheap for cash at SANBORSS
WpHf
, 1877-05-06

A SOME PR1cE-MUsT BE ,soLn-3 EXPRESS
spans heavy young mules; 800 pound txpplc gray,
65sar,old styl!sh horse clever single
seated democrat KaCun. Call It e Harmon court.
, 1877-05-06

TOR CEDSALE-CnEAP-ONE SPRING
T. truck. spring pop.wagou. two omnlp buses.
JAS. u. STOREY, Private Banker, 81 Lasalie'st.,
, 1877-05-06
110RsES AND CARRIAGES.

THE PROPERTY OF TIE LATE Dir. ". II.
n Mort!morc will be on sale on Monday, the 7th con-
9nmong snH% one yer s.sish and aax black horse
tnSkE mas Of sse tsat can put any day and
without spot or b!cmiah: color brown, and named
Ioily Also the brown horse Tommy. rangy and fast,
can ride Or drive and stands Without tying. They all
1onr have full names and tails aud they are all var.
IN md a ons ne % n!lsh co.. A1so halftop PARK paas
and an elegant sdv.bar topbuEgY, made By Brewster.
NeM Iers ha1 been used bnt three tines; two sets
separate and At great sacrifice, Apply to the goom
No. 10 Harmon-court between Michigan and VA
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