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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-24
THE IRA VI Il.

A number of eminent gentlemen re-
solved themselves into convention, IN
Baltimore. for the consideration of the
Tramp question. From the discussions
o. these wise men, as reported IN the
Baltimore papers, we learn that the first
difficulty which they encountered and
which finally, in the psrlance OF Young
America, "got them down." wss an
81 attempt to define the term
tramp" The difficulty" said Judge
GILMoR, ais in giving precise
d.hnltion which will include all the idle
sud vicious against whom legislation is
demanded, and vet not include the honest
ls5orers, who in good tsith are seeking
employment" Mr.. JAMES ALFRED
PEARcE said: The difficulty with the
Legislature will be in the attempt to
define the term tramp" Hon. Mont
GoMERY BLAIR admitted that this diff
Guilty was well nigh insupersble, and that
he had little hope Of curing the evil by
legislation" But the editor of the Bos-
Ton Herald ''rises above party" on the
momentous occasion, and frames the fol-
lowing definition, which strikes us as
being pretty near the thing:
Tramp-An impecunious gentleman of
'aperabounding leisure, who peramDu-
.s,es the country ostensib!y in search OF
employment, but in reality yagsbond,
demsrding money and food, and giving
no recompense, in either money, labor or
IDEAS, therefor. An unauthorized fora
ger on the country at large. synonyms
Best, desd-best, hummer, swingers
round the CIRCLE etc n. B.-This def
qitlon does not apply TO lyceum lecturers,
" Mary Walker, Ulysses s. Grant,
sergeant Bates, Daniel Pratt or the soap
man.
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Mexican Horse Thieves Lynched.

SAN Francisco, Decepber 22.-Ten
days ago, party OF Mexicans rsided the
town Of Coliente, in the southern part OF
this State, and number of horses, lot
of provisions, dry goods and some
money were taken. They also stole q
number of horses from Bakersfield. Yes
terday five of them were captured in the
Teui0n mountains and taken to Bakers
field A body of men, embracing a num-
Der of the best citizens OF Bakersfield, +,
forced their way into the jail, took the
prisoners into the District Court room,
impsnneled jury tried and convicted
thcm of horse stealing, and hung them
in the Jail yard. A coroner's jury this
mornin found verdict, "Hung by par
ties unknown"
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Hnsfeftcr,s ALMANAC.

The edition for ls7s Of the sterling Medi-
cal Annual, known as Hostetter's Alma
nae, is now ready, and may be obtained,
tree of cost, OF Druggists and General coun-
try dealers in all parts OF the United states
and British America, and indeed in every
civilized portion Of the Western Hemis-
pherr. 1t combines, with the soundest
practical advice for the preservation and
restoration OF health, large amount Of
interesting and amusing light reading,
and the calendar, astronomical calcula
tions, chronological items, &c, are pTepaT-
ed with great care, and will be found en-
ttrely accurate. The Issue Of HOstetters
Almanac for 1873, in the English, German,
French, Welsh, Norwegian, swedish, Hol-
land Bohemian and Spanish languages,
will in all probability be the largest
edition Of medical work ever published
in any country. The proprietors, Aessrs.
Hostetter & smith, Pittsburgh, Pa, on re-
ceipt Of two cent stamp will forward
copy by mail TO any person who cannot
procure one IN his neighborhoOd.
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BoucieauIt's shaughraun.

The Shaug braun, one OF his ;ow plays
for Mr.. Bouclcault Is always prodVc-
ing-is the greatest of his recest success
es, ard mas earned more EXTENDED popu-
layity in this country than any OF lis
predecessors. II is the clearest and
deltest piece of dramatic work that we
remember to have seen; ana that inten:-
i,y OF dramatic action, which Is so
necessary 20 the success Of "a p!ay,
is kept up with remarkable skill
throughout. Romantic pathetic, humor-
Gus, At times vergIrg on tHe tragic, it
runs the whole gsmut of emotion s.
interest, and abounds in the most effect,
i've situations. 1t will be put upon the
stage in al exceptionally careful msnner.
-BaLtimore Paper.
The sale Of seats will commence on
"Wednesday morning at nine O'Clock st
Adams s Lucas music store tor the eG-
gagement At the Opera House for Friday
and Saturday nights and Saturday matt
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A Quotation for Iae Benefit OF Rev.
j. Ii. McMechen.
Editors of the Register.

Editors OF the Register.
thought when | wrote the letter
which appeared in your columns OF Sat-
urdsy, that it would be my last But l
ind IN the same Issue q note from Rev.
j. Ii. McMechen, that l can hardly per-
nit to pass unnoticed. l did not expect
an arrow from that quarter of the field,
and feel strongly inclined TO dodge be-
hind something that will securely shelter
me. Here is, near at hand, the document
called the Thirtv-nine Articles, the creed
which Mr.. McMerhen has accepted tor
number of years, and | think it affords
me the very retrest l want. Mr..
McMechen enters vigorous dissent 70
my admitting the doctrine that original
sin deserves hell. | make article X my
shield, "0riginsl sin stsndeth not in the
following OF Adam (ss the Pelsgians do
vsinly talk, but II is the fault or COZ
ruption OF the nature Of every man that
naturally ls engendered OF the offspring
OF Adam, whereby msn Is very far gone
from original Righteousness, and is OF his
own nature inclined to evil, So that the
flesh lusteth always contrary to the
spirit, and therefore, in ercry person born
into tie ,corid ii deserceth Gods lcrGth
Gnd dannGtion."
! would respectfully suggest to Mr..
McMechen that be adjust himself to bis
creed before ne enter the field as 'third
party
l have nowhere sad without qualities
cation that Infants deserve hell" for
such al expression would be misunder.
stood. accepted a sentiment attributed
to the reformers without carping at its
langusge; and if l were discussing the
subject of original sin I should use the
mider language OF our own confession,
and would, even then, define that Ian
guage, so that readers might not infer
that infants are in the same sense, and
Tor the same reasons, deserving of pun.
ishment as actual trsnsgressor of law.
J. d. MoPTAT.
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EOrgers Arrested.

New YORK, December 23.-The
efforts to bring to justice gang of
torgers who, last spring endeavored to
negotiate 100000 in forged bonds OF
Quincy county, ILL.,, and st. Louis
county, Mo, eliminated last evening Ia
the arrest of Joll n. Hayes, broker,
of New street; F. Hsrtog, broker,
of II Broad street, ard VIM. Muir, of
ll5 Broadway, who were locked up. The
detectives hold warrants for fourteen
other Wall street operators, but the
names, although known, cannot be pub,
lished till the arrests are made
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WASHINGTON.
Treasury Memoranda.

WASHINGTON, December 22.-The
treasury now holds S346, ,277, $50 to secure
the National bank circulation and Sl3,-
9S8,000 to secure the public deposits; the
United States bonds deposited to secure
the bar k circulation tor the week ending
to-day is SSO20OO; the amount with.
drawn SllS,000; national bank clrculs-
tion outstanding, currency notes $780,
253, ,765; gold notes Sl,432, l20; national
bank notes received for redemption, week
er ding to-day, compared with the same
week lsst year, 1876, S3,454,00G 1871
$4079,C00. The receipts of to-day were
S664,000.
order Of President Madison 10 Pre-
vent The Expectation ofSIlver Dol
lars.
A copy of the following document
has been furnished by the Department of
State on application of the Director of
the Mint:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-24
Steamer Lost,

LONDON, December 22.-The steamer
Fried land, from Java tor Rotterdam has
been lost, it is believed, with all hand, OF
Cope Finisteree. She passed Gibraltar
on December 9Th. The wrecksge has been
sighted. There is but little doubt came
from Frledland. The crew numbered
about fifty. 1t WAS At first reported that
there were 1862 passengers aboard, but
these were principally pilgrims, landed
at Jpddg
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nenth Of EInrn TempIe.

New YORK, December 22.-The famous
mare, Flora Temple, known for many
years as the Queen of the Turf" died a.
the farm of A. Welsh, al Chestnut Hill,
near Phisdelphis, yesterday evening at
seven O'Clock, aged over thirty two years.
The last time Flora Temple appeared In
public was when General Grant reviewed
the trotters at Dubois track, Harlem Lane,
New York. For the last six years Flora
has been gradually wasting away. She
was kindly treated 10 box stall and
every comfort.
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FruiIIesx Pursuit Of Mexican Raid

New YORK, December pa San
Antonio special says: On Thursday last
Lieutenant Ward, in command OF de-
tschment of United States cavalry fol-
lowed the trail of party OF Indians 60
ing out OF Texas with stolen stock to the
Rio Grande. Lieutenant Ward notified
the nearest Mexican officer, who appear
ed with a detachment of troops, and the
two commands joined in following the
trail into Mexico. The joint scout was
lrutIess but the Mexican officers express
ed a willingness to cooperate in pursu-
ing tue raiders when they cross into
Mexico
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weather Indications.

MAsHINGToN, December "A, A. M
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
southeast winds, stationary temperature,
falling baron eter, cloudy and rainy
weather will prevail.
For the Lower Lskes, northeast to
southeast winds, stationary or lower tenn
parstare and pressure, and partly cloudy
rrn.t hnr
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THAT WICKED EDIEOR.

A few weeks sine the Wheeling REG
IsTER published what has since been
fully proven to have been an unfounded
SANDER upon a gentleman here. and al
though We called the attention OF the
REGITRs 10 the fact that it was mis-
taken. so far il has failed to correct its
,.atements.-Ney MartinSUlLLe MeSsen-
ger.
To whom do you refer1 The editor OF
the Democrat? From the way you have
been talking about him one would sup
pose be could not be slandered.
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Auoniei in Ell pnso CounlY

CHICAGO, December 22.-Dispatches
received this morning a. military head
quarters, dated e. Psso, I'D inst, say
that sll is quiet in that direction. Col.
Hatch has arrived snd proceeded 10 San
Elzsrio with two companies OF cavalry
and one howitxer
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-24

HENRY WARD BEEcHER says there is
10 hell. We would like to hear from our
friend. Mr.. ARCHIBALD WAsuINGToN
CAuPBELLoFFsKI, OF the hateLligencer,
On this question. And if there is hell,
what does he think of the future chances
Of an editor who steals special telegraph
ic dispatches from his cotemporaries?
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Senator Pa,,er.on's Condition.

WASHINGTON, December 23.- Senator
Pattersnn's condition does not seem 20
favorable SIS yesterday. He is weak from
rervous prostEstion. His friends ssy
thst even should Re recover, he would
not be able 10 !esve his room for several
weeks 10 come.
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Resigned.

BALTIMORE, December 23.--Nsthsn
Guil,ord. general freight agent OF the
Baltimore L OHIO railroad, resigned to
accept the position of commissioner OF
the western railroads, TO which ne was
appointed BY the unanimous vote OF
f6r,y.eight roads. His Office will be st
Chicago.
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Fatal Accident.

HARTFORD, Conn, December PA
runaway horse this evening dashed
against railroad crossing gate at the
ioot OF Asylum hill, hurting it SO vio-
lently around upon the Sidewalk that
Mrs. Mannix and Ler SOD, aged l3 years,
were feled to the ground. The Toy was
instantly killed aud the mother is not eX-
nect cd 10 survlve.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-24

THE Boston Herald asks: "Is Brother
EMBALL's bull-dozing method OF
,5urch-debt-rsising healthy, after all2"
II is exceedingly doubtful, In view OF the
isct that by such methed many persons
are induced 10 assume responsibilities
,bs, they are lily able to incur.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Msy lst, 1906.
Robert Patterson, Director OF Mint:

hOOeTI IuLLtTSOI, UWecVOT y HWH'
SIR:--In consequence OF representa-.
tion from the Director OF the Bank of the
United States, that considerable pur-
chsses have been made OF dollars coined
at the mint for the purpose of exporting
them, sud as it is probable that further
purchases and exportstlons will be made,
the President directs that all silver to be
coined at the mint shall be of small
denominations so that the value of the
largest pieces shall not exceed halt dol
lar. l am, &c,
JAMES MADISON.
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Tne Presidential Party.

NEW CORK, December 23.-Tne Pres
ident and Mrs. Hayes this morning st.
tended divine services st ST. Psuls
Methodist Episcopal Church, and in the
evening at Rev. Dr. John Hs.ly's Pres
bvterisn Church. The President and
party start tor w Washington tomorrow
morning
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-24

WEsre not surprised TO read in our
ps-sersburg correspondence that some
,,od and faithful Christians fail to cor
Ji,ly adopt some of the methods OF the
Evangelist HAMMOND, employed in his
,.viysl work. That fact does not look
=. all strange te US.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-24

Tx Legislature of Ohio meets pext
Monday, and in two weeks from to-
rmrow will commence to ballot for
United States Senator. The Cincinnati.
Tmss thinks PENDLEToN will be either
rominsted or finally defeated by the
,ire two ballots are had.
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THE WEEKLY PRESS, 1873.
FAMILY AND FARMERS JOURNAL OF PENN
sYLyASIA,
TERMS: $3.50 per year, postage prepaid.
I.5O per year, postage prepaid.
I.5O per year, postage prepaid.

The WEEKLY PRESS Will be 10 Pennsyl-
try-solid substantial, and rich in re-
source.
SPECIAL FEATURES tor 1878.
l. Hon JOHN W. FoRSEY will so abroad
for the PRESS this tall and remain in Eu-
rope in charge OF our European Depart.
ment His Exposition letter. nom Paris
will be the best and fullest published in
the United States.
II. AROUND THE WoRLp.-Mr. DE B.
RANDOLPH KEIM will contribute series
OF letters covering his experiences and
travels aS inspector OF the Consulates OF
the United states over the whole world.
. III. Mr.. W, W. NEvIS will contribute a
series OF papers sketching his travels dur
ing the summer OF 4S7 among the fire.
worshipping tribes in New Mexico and
ruins OF the buried Aztec cities
". DR.. r. SHELTON MACKKNZIE will
have special charge OF the Literary De
partment OF the Weekly PRESS.
X. lhOhA0 AAAV 'NpN oN
thority in the United Ststes-wiIl have
charge of the Agricultural Department.
This establishes the eekly Press with
out rival as the farmers home paper.
TERMS To CLUBS.
SCOPES, year, postage paid.......-..s 90
10 copies, year postage paid..........-.I3 90
~ copies, year, postage paid............24O 90
81 copies, year, postage paid. .......S5 90
- copies, year, postage paid. ..........07 90
To the gtter-up OF clubs often or more
an extra copy will be given.
Specimen copies will be ssnt 10 all ap
plicants without charge.
All drafts, checks, or post Office orders
should be made payable TO the order OF r.
H. NEvIN, H., Treasurer.
The Weekly PRESS is published Every
Saturday. The PRESS Company, limited
South West Corner of Seventh and Chest
nut Streets, Philadelphia.
TDIME TABLE WHEELING AND ELM
/ Crowd X. Il.
ON and after Saturday, the 29nd Deceu-
her. 1871. cars will run AS follows:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-24

Two young roughs, named FRALEY
snd CALHOUN, broke into the dwelling
house Of PETER HOLLAND, near Port
and, W. Vs., on Wednesday night, and
On being detected, fed to Oakland,
There they fourished revolvers around
until they got themselves arrested. They
are ON their WAY to the penitentiary.
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TtIlpn's Tax Suit,

NEW YORK, December 22.-The in
come tax case OF 5. j. Tilden has been
set down peremptorily for trial January
9th. His counsel asked this further post
pOnement.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-24

Ex-Governor Mccormick, American
Commissioner, General to the Paris Ex-
position, will open his office in this city
on Monday, in the postofice building
Many applications Tor space have already
hnan rapaIvpI
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-24

Tux South Carolina Senator, PATTER-
-, was reported 10 be in dying condi-
son Friday night.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-24

TsE Wetzel Democrat saystho toosc-
q, market in that county mas fairly
named at from 2 to 81 cents per pound.
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:. II Is stated that Capt. Fogelesbey, who
% undertake the recovery OF six mill
roI ,oas dollars OF treasure, supposed to
% 1--we been sunk in the frlgste San Pedro
'ne Spanish Main sixty years ago,
rs,, M obtained subscriptions enough to
"Aft upon his expedition.
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JACKSON'S j BEST
Sweet Navy Chewing Tobacco

was awarded highest prize 81 Centennial
Exposition Tor nne chewing qualities and
excellence aud lasting character of sweet
ening and navoring. H. You want the b. 81
tobacco ever made. ask your grocer for
this. and see that each plug bears our blue
stripe trademark, with words Jacksou's
Best on II. Sold at wholesale by all Job
oers. send for sample 10 {. A. JACKSON
s. CO., Mfrs, Petersburg, Va. Gec6
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A GREAT OFFER FOR HOLIDAYS (!

We will during these HARD TINES and the
HOLIDAYS dispose OF lVO New PIANOS
and ORGANS OF hrst.claSS makes at lower
prices tor cash, or installmeniS, than ever
before offered. Walters Pianos and Or
gans are the BEST MADE, warranted for
nye years. III. Catalogues Mailed Grest
Inducements 10 the trade. Pianos, s-octaVs
Sl4J; N octave $50. Organs, stops sIS:
stops So; stops Sc5; stops SO: 10 stops
SO; i stops so; IN perfect order, not used
a year. Sheet music az half price.
HORACE WALTERS & SONS, Manu-.
tactu-ers and Dealers, ~ East IAN Street,
New York. dtCSb
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aFhseliug Re9ister.
oo,d closed Saturday at 1929.
rO CITY READERS.

rna REGISTER has been selected by the
.,v council to do the public advertising
-. ~ the ensuing year. Advertisements
~ '',l appear officially in no other paper.
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TuE ladies who were at their Christ
rs, shopping, LAST Saturday, found that
-. shortest day of all the year.
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n..,boftne Prize Baby.
Paris EXpOsiIiOn.

Charles Scott Cosine, awarded the four
year old prize at the baby show, died Of
scarlet fever last night.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-24

SIX steamers left New York, Saturday,
for Europe, carrying large cargoeS Of
fresh meat and oysters. The grain ship
menls amounted 10 10000 bushels.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-24

I fDs. BULLS Cough Syrup has been be.
fore the public tor years and Is pro-
nounced by thousands superlor 10 sll
other medicines for the cure Of Coughs,
Colds, Influenza and al Pulmonary
Comnlaipts
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THE EASTERN WAR.
English War Comments.

LONDON, December ~ The Saturday
Reriel0 thinks it probable thst the House
Of Commons will be asked tor so extrs-
orcinsry grsnt for military snC nsvsi
purposes. The anticipation OF the usual
period Tor the meeting Of Psriisment is
in some respects unfortunate, though 1t
will probably admit OF justification.
The Spectator believes that the real
meaning OF the summons OF Parliament
is that Lord Besconsfeld desires to en-
courage the Turks to continue the strug-
gle in the hope OF British assistance, and
that the Turks will so interpret it, but
that Eng land, when it comes to the
point, will decline to fight tor the Turks,
who will At last be compelled to pur-
chase peace by Withdrawing 10 their
natural home in Asia.
War Notes,
LONDON, December pa telegram
from Erzeroum reports that twenty
battalioDs Of Russians have been seen
northeast OF that plsoe. A considerable
Russian force is also concentrated behind
the river 'Denebayun.
ST. PETERSBURG, December 23.-The
totsl Russian loss by the war to Decem-
Der 20th Is 81, 4l2 men.
CoHsTANTISoPLE, December 23.-The
Porte has issued proclamation deposing
Prince Milan, of Servia.
1t was rumored on Thursday that tLe
Sultan had ordered Hirn Psshs, the
Grand VIzier, to take steps 10 procure
peace.
PERA, December 23.-The arrival of
Suleiman Pashs in Constsntinople has
strengthened the war party. He coun-
sells resistance - outrsnce,' and the
Grand yizier supports him.
LONDON, December pa CONSTANT
nople dispatch says: 1t is declared that
the Porte is determined 10 carry on the
WAT to the last extreme should the re-
quest for meditation fail.
Layard, the British ambassador, has
not yet received Lord Derby's reply TO
the Porte's note.
Great disasters prevails among the poor
of ConsLantinople. Provisions are rails
ing on account of the depreciation OF
currency. Difficulties are feared if the
price Of bread rises higher.
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RUPTURE.

Those wishing Relief and Cure for Rup-
ture should consult Dr. J. A. SHERMAN,
2ss Bro aGway, New York. Send lOc for his
new bosK, with Photographic Hkenesses
OF bad cases before and after cure. Beware
of cheats who pretend 70 furnish DR.. sher-
. ans treatment.
one of these fellows, a German clerk,
now calling himself Doctor, Is indicted on
complaint OF DR.. :. and awaits trial for
forgery and embezzleInent decs
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The New York Fire.

NEW YORK, Deccm Der 22.-The search
continues in the ruins OF Barclay street,
but up to one o'clock to-day no
additional bodies have been found.
The digging continued throughout the
day and night. In the afternoon the
blsckened and burned body OF Philip
Herzberger, the engineer, WAS found
The forearms aad clothing were gone,
and the legs were doubled under the
trunk.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-24

As spirtuous liquors will injure men,
so opium or morphis will hsrmtulIy affect
the baby. Dr.. Bulls Baby Syrup Is the
remedy tor the baby. 1t IS free from
ouum. Price 70 cents.
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The WEEKLY PRESS Will be 10 Pennsyl-
vanis what Pennsylvania is 10 the coun-
try-solid. substantial, and rich in re-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-01-27

If a person borrows your book he is
expected to keepit until you can get it
back again.