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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-14
THEATRICAL NEWS IND INCIDENTS.

WHERE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MAY 80 GIAItFIED.
The PRINCIPAL theatrical attractions Of tho
week wlli.hr The Br.u-.a'r Oou.tt, Ej"iu Booth at
Booths 1ncafc Madame Motje,sa az The Fifth Avenue
John 2 11noud Ia p.ay 81 Tie Park. ant H.
Walp'. G.-t apIc-Iaucc ~ UtsDVH seTr tu.s sltsou
Edwin Booth. whose r,1ppoaclIce ~ CHS cuy was
greeted with much enthusiasm, last Monday. vii
appear al Booth Tha,re ia " r. hari H." WITH IT,"
exception o. Saturday evening, ~H.u Do VIII taA- tie
parts oi Card1,n bD.ssy ana I,'grttD.
Lester Waiiack Viii apuosr Tor the hrst tIne thls
season a. Ais own ncse ~ evening = Id9n's E"er
4r,tn IA Charles Netjh asa comedy, ~ AwiIl Da'
A. ,c F.ith Avenue, 81 dam" Nod, SKA VIII appear
Ci1i,lic for The first time in thus city.
Farley CA'nrD.irs new comedy " RISKS; O., Insure
Your II-c." VIA be pat upon tho boards at the PARK
Theatre aad Johu I. Raymond VIII take the part ~
leun.A. p Ic.Jrckc, ycIusIrsuco ascn" Miss Marie
Gordon ir. John T. raymond. VINO Eas been suffering
from coax -uu az tAe b;G.n was mI'h easier !,-tsr
dny, ,nd n,r physician tnnhs tnat n she continues -
n "R-,s"
Charles T,chtcr VIII appear o1cqrsi-sr IN a Grama
z.iiou ~ tin ~ Tnoroughfaro" Of Dickens and Col
HAS, at the Broadway Theatre.
ATT Union square, Thc Man Of success" VIII be
continued GntiI january -, when " Ceioota1-d
Case" Viii De lroJ"eed
No change is announced at Nhlo5 where The Dukes
Motto" vii. continue To De produced
new piece entitled "Thc Great Uncrushed" Is AL
nounccd BY the san Francisco MiustTels.
Heller announces the last nlsts Of his present pro-
gramme.
On cdnosday pigeon show viii begin ~ the Aqua
num- b- conducted b. the National CoiumDUTian
society. TLc prizes amount to - 900.
too quick-witted critic lately condemned Miss Rose
Coelln Tor lack 81 knowledge in uectlrw0rk because
~ dtac, IN Won al Last" she sCws button Oh JOhi
ElsBtEgs glove by carrying the thread over aad over
Instead Of through and out" one bc,tcr yefsh IN
ncrev ora criiicses the critic mercie SLY by merely
citing the ract that gloyeSutt"n5 are sewel ON hy eye
los over and ol err hot through and ont o! holes -
l...st. i'kftla "a !.
t,oirh WAY she Should dcXtrrOusly caugc the Wa,c
thread with Which sh- j, hcumink ba5 clothes 10 CO"
intton on a wuc glove IL "a deeper mystery
An action h - been begun against Nils Rose Eytngo
nv George Francis Rowe for VIOLATION OF his copyright
Of " The Geneva Cross" The amount involved Is only
about 500.
large number of entries has been made for poultry
show which will open AZ the NoW American Museum on
t,,,,~y : Nom. bnt nm que AID interesting varie,,
I, f nc received, and the name and popularity OF each
bird Al be paced In Conspicuous place on Its cage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-14
4 F-iTiL DUEL.
A sou1m CAROLINA LAWYER M0DTAILY WOUNDED
HY His BgOrHEg-IN-LAw.

A sOU1n CAROLINA LAWYER M0BTALLY WOUNDED
HY HIS BgOrHEE-IN-LAw.
SAyANXAH, CD, Jan. 13.-On Saturday after
noon probably fatal duel fought ut the junction 81
the savannah I'D Charleston .ud Atlantic aHd Gs'
Railroads. three mile from this cit", between Waller =
Harley au Robert FsbuTnc, who had arrived here e''
evening bcforo from WIltertDwn, South Carolina accom-
panied by their seconds The AFFAIR was conducted viz
the utmost secrecy, and nothing kEowa of - UNIV
one Of the comba:an.s Qiarley) brought 10 :.
Joseph's Hospital. fatally wounded. The weapons U.s.
were Colts reyO.vrrs. distance ten PAGES, and AZ Wv
word tie oombstsnts discharged their pistols s!I'
taneousy, Harley firing in the air and Immediately iAa
Ing 10 the grould shot through tho bowels, sbo %, -
olxuI i'm thr abdomen. Fi.nburnc and DIS parry ~
cue. IN IA. held. -ars
Harlcy aud Fjshburae axe brofhers-lD-lsw aud WE.
Tury aye both Democrats, aud the tuel orgnat i r
bttrr feelings ensendered nc late election u H va ~
town. dmmg which Harley mado offensive feha.A "a
g>rllux Fi5aJulne which lie Refused 20 re'isV, In
which h. repeated biBg called on tor an apOos, ,,I
note written his wife few minutes before t. rs.
coni o. Harley stated that he about ~ nle.s og
burns but he would not shoot him. and make n
OF his sister Fi.bhuTne's wife. The wouhdeu H''1
still ahyc, bus cannot survive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-14

ELEVEN HUNDRED BALES OF IRE PURCHASED cor
TOS TRACED


The loser, toy the dciulcation of r. VI. Gutter
& Coz tr cotton brokers. busy al day Saturday
k,ohirs through the N-Nl ofK warehouses for cotton
which they Ind sold Tor shipment to Nc~-ElEltnd firms
Oaly about 100 bales, valued ~ about 10000 tins
far have Decn accounted for diverted by Cttcr from
IT. de- uation. II stated that Mr. Collins had -
cured the cotton sold by him 20 Gutter. Robinson,
Mcleod ~ Go. have id nt.fed fUrty-on- baics Of tes
cotton in Richards siorchouse'. Henry Htuz d c..
house. and At the Standard Press Works Washington
ST. some ~ the cotton Ia, been traced 20 Ram Broth
ere 10 whom dcly cred by q. H. Price q. CO. Ram
brothers state thai they Law" bought rom q. H. PllcG
& Co. more ar lees for years. They DID not Know ho hcr
or not tho cotton came from cutter " O.. They would
not deal directly with the lator hri, as they were
nos molnbcr, of tho Exchange. one NJ tho L1m
Of Reid a. smith, III lc@l-t., sand that they
loaned g.. II. Irirc e. 60. 5000. IN two 0lt rent
amounts, Thursday. e. De- pail she n'Nt da', bat
had uOt been returned vet Inns iuuIUy was loaned on
war, sous' Ic.t, iur 200 htir' ol cotton store, hJ
Cutter 4, o iut Bon addition ID thr warehouse receipts,
The policy o. inftliu.cc wa deposited cOLacrL Nr.
Kcd said that n were uni ~ the habit Di i'aNlu2
money IN this Way, ard that tins was Their tT- eh-
pen, having loaned IL Oh the representations i"Ge
II was Ilno. ID ou saturday tta. Mr. Cutter had beeu
arrested but report proved Ia he Untrue. II is
4! tt.d that Ctiur 30 King purchases Of cotton, and IN
having a., warehouse receipts hypothrcated, worked IN
such "a -lr.',d way o.. wholly To di.tgm suspicion.
ANON. Ga CREDITORS DOuer, Potter q Co. S2,OO
Ii,urs II nfI * CO.. 5000; Robinson, Mcleod u TO,
41.IuU; Alexander BurE'-s, $1,000; H. =. O'ilarJ,
$1,000 Woodward Stil'Hau s. Co., 800; IhOina- j.
~ tu1l amounts. Dpuer, Potter * 90. have OBJ aimed
wrs 81 attachment against catters supposed balances
az it Cuu.iur'.ta. ..Jis tnd with o. H. Price a Co..
John r. Richards, the Rail- Brothers, ana others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-14

Plgr.roN, Penn. Jan. l3.-Ihomas Irving,
prominent mouh,f ol Ga. Methodist tlufch ~ W,-t
ptstou was tiis forenoon by Dctrcuv, Brown
ous charge Of passing counterfeit - hlls ou t'e First
National Bank ~ Hanover Penn ll.- scctor = The
country f.uI.u Vti these lYufpff ifa ffFiul aas
heretofore enjoyed The c0nn uco 81 the hubble generally.
wuKssn,nHT. Penn. IAN. l3-At Kingston, Peter
Vaoott proprietor 81 the Kingston House oroscd.
msi evening Tor passing counterfeit a. miss cn Do, First
National Lana ~ Hanover I,ua, anu vas placed under
- 600 I.lI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-14
As a funeral cortege was making its . x%

As a funeral cortege was making Ms us wI
slny th. crowded street, tire other day, DOoussi
called H. companion Hey, Jack. what pig gun ,tJ
now" Tain; rich folks" replied jock as Le ,se
down the street "'Ta.n't, hey Well just ook s A.
that's how I know it's some common MAJ hIen sa,Srl
don't kecr VIVA. folks say. but poor folks LII ss i"
professions to deceive the public" n
"What il Life insurance." exclaimed posc
agent in street ear TO victim OF busted conprsd
II can answer that replied the victim IL y t =. ~
keeping = man poor all through lie III oruef 'nS'
die ricb."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-14

WASHINGTON. Jan. 13.-Minist,r Bingham
La officially Informed the Department - state Of the
presentation 20 the Emperor Of Japan - ial Admiral
Patterson aud hs suite ot eleven ofcCr the particulars
81! which have already been published.
Lieutenant { Commander r. ". Dickens f. ordered 20
guiV ~ the Nnval Acad,m
U,vlSA Jan. l2-The United States s<amor
Plymouth sailed for Key West today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-14

The recent discussion OF the question of fu-
tar, pupi.hment recalls auecote Of Eldor Shalcr.
some wear siuoe weknoWn Baptist minister az Had
dam H. VIA 10 Irach IN Ciinton ana upon going Into
tie house was tod that the Universasts were mgkn
head Ia the parish. All" said he. well, m give
them touch" AID ~ an my brethren" said he. In
legtnntug ms discourse some say that III men VIII he
saved hn We. my beloved. hope for better things
--As London Telegram
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-14

PHILADELPHIA, Penn. Jan. 13.-John W..
Bu,ir a, charged lettcrcsrier of tt- city. arrested
ou .s,icion - huyn robbed M street l',r-boNr..
had hearing yesterday, before Urtai stats Con-
s,ncr smith and was held in e} nDD haI q p
IA t.. uttrd states Court When arrested, Butler la1
an letfef-sarrrt's uniform, aul two keys nititg TIRE
street letter boxes t0cohof wtb numser VI addressed
envelope. were found upon lin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-14
IN THE HANDS OF ASSIGNEES
RESULTS OF RECENT REvERsES.

RESULTS OF RECENT REyERSES.
ASSIGNMENTS by JOHN Y. HtNRY, CUGRAN q co..
AND HTGEMAS & CO.-DEPENDESCE on THE
SETTLEMENT or DUMMIES AFFAIRS OTHER
FAILURES ~ VARIOUS BaANCHrs OF TRADE.
Assignments for the benefit Of creditors have been
made by the drag firms of John I. Henry, Curran
& Go. and Hegeman & Co., whose paper went to
protes, on Friday The am0nnt of their liabilisos
and assets depends largely the settlement of E. j.
Cummings affairs. Several other assignments in va
ri0ns branches of trade made on Saturday. TIE
losers b. the irregular transactions Of II. W. Gutter
& Co. have found 100 bales of the cotton obtained
from them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-14

the extent Of dollar IN Government security but
eryc in jas ng them. priGelal and interest In gold
its equivalent, because II /. rt 20 do 90; is right
70 keep ones word and perform ones con r1cts. And
fOt those who ike NJ Weed prefer eXpedicucy e. hon
esty, IL may he adied-hJwever base the argument
that honesty pays the end. l..
Piidde'phl0. IAN. 10. 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-14

WATER FOR TIE EYFs.-A writer in FrGeu's
Maga;ae thinks that Whatever hesitation there may be
Justly called for IN rccoum, nS one or another OF tie
various loions now SO po Sar, thele ned be slcL
doubt in respect 10 cold water or pure water He says
IA ca.,s OF much inf tmuatUn difficulty II opening
tl cy,;s in the corning experienced by many the
water should bee warm and Il Hny be mixed Win warm
milk bat In nearly all other cases should DO cod. All
those who have boen engaged fl reading OF wrthE dur
NJ several hours 81 stretch. ind especially III nigAP
Should nrfuiy battle the with cold alter before
goiDg 10 bed aud tie Llst thBg "a the ILoil.r.s %bl;-
Lions. Al artisans, too. NLo WORK a. hlaAu% E-'.
0ug lat often H. wash their eyes WIKI cold pltt water ana
AZ should all tho>' VINO WORK II WOOL, phticHiiiY
carorr4 and spinncrs, and those likewise who az" rh-
Iioyed ia wooden and cotton mtuiiaciur'-' thr ht dust
winch ch work, di-perse often o. lducihS c1tdidco,
obstinate lIhImiuatlous. swrlled cycda, ct,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-14
DEATH or M. RuuMKoRrf-Thc sudden

DEATH or M. RuuMKoRFf.-Thc sudden
death of Henry Daniel Ruu,korE took place al Para,
December 80. lie the Inventor IN ls'l Of the ia-
mons RuhmkorR COLI row an Indispensable part Of
every wcll-eqpled physlcal laboratory, since Il fur
ri.nes electric sparks OF extraordinary length and
royer ~ GuhukorG OF obscure Origin, and before
he entered on his Of discovery Ia magnctoeiec
ticy wasi ru.e employed rs porter In the l"o'
crtory ~ Professor Cheyacr but ~ recent years ne
Was the recipient OF many hOuors The earnings OF MS
toll aud genius were almost wholly eKPeh'en Oh pe""'i
:, -. a,1 T., ,,orys - neuevolence. The largest
TuhmkoFf con- in the country IS piObapy tuo one ~ e
stevens Institute ~ iocLu"iJR,. HObOhtn SFeS
suarks OF tret Ia uliS. ".n WIN peItc So'-
era nshes Of solid glass with he.r lightning strokes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-14
CONDUCT OF TIE HOUSE.


WANT OF opDER-CALIyG THC R0LL--CHARACTER
oF TIE RULES" UNANIMOUS CONSENT THE
MpuNfNG morn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-14

comparison I"SoA THESE lsdEcS "'' t""9' i''!c0'
n the same cIass of IN the adjoining states oi Ar
l,,usis Kansas Nilsson aad roYss compiled from OH
ci, sources, will he pe.neE, and interesting Tho re-
MORT. far me came year. 1876 nave been consulted. Tie
facts are 0s follows:
school popuist!ou: Arkansas, hetweeu the ages q
aud 81 I~g 3O; Kansas, from u y, @l2,33|; Sils
souri, from 20 20, IZ372'; texas, between am 10
Him5er Of puos enrolled in public school. ArSan,
urr cent Missouri, 39i SIS or 81 per cent; lex ~, ISL
.u5 OF nearly % ysr cent
Ducat!nn ~ schools il days: Arkansas not reported
K.sIs. 1913 days; Missouri % DAYS; III i'A''' 90
IS,s az Teachers Arkansas 49,; Kansas, 1916 Ms
sour, gG3l : T.Aas, 1890 lrstimdted
Average pay OF teacher: Ar.anSa', ho' rePo, teu
kansas 4:3 SO FOR non and ~ Tor womth; -iiosoHf
F,3i .Xprnditures for schools Arkansas SID t03
Kau.as. Sl,l9s43I; Missouri. s-'5't''oO' ioA's
IN, - school sites. buildings etc. Arkansas :3G6.
AS: Kapsts - 900 259 Missouri and Tu1as not ~
FTstntnrcs for plbc schools per capita OF the :oia
sNro incubation: Arkansas, 81 cents; Kansas, 20 81
NJ ssouii ard Texas not reported. o,.r,,o,.
@ - a.: ksnsas % % Missouri and Texas not
reported
,io ,nsu thoir uei.bOrs IA either OF the adjoining
s,- IN proportion To their populatlOD; and tine Same is
tc regarding tire Chicsnfaws who, though In the Ian
,,yo Of the committees report. before quoted they
have no separate school fund; their funds bein all for
National purposes and subject TO their disposal"
maintained schools last year In which
touuht 7l0 pupils and expended Ia 1915, $4,000 FOR
education According to the report OF the Inian Oice
fox 1877 the FIVE tribes named have Isl schoohouses IN
which are kept twelve boarding and los day schools,
empoylng 1919 teachers who engaged Ia teachin;
= 6 pupils or about oneentn OF the entire population
including adults They expended sl37,775 10 support
these schools last year, and $1,000 Of the 567l5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-14
TEMPERANCE TALK AND WORK
AclrArIoY IN AND NrAR NEW.YORK.

AGITATION N AND NEAR NBW-YORK.
A DIsAFfECrED PARTY ~ TIE AMERICAN rtMFhE-
ANcF USIoN-TEOUBfE ~ sTAMFOED-HOw IL
CrS~Is ARB ISsJTD N DEOOKLYK.
A part Of the American Temperance IhIon Is
strongly opposed 60 The uewyeloc'ed president ana
underworld to oust the oiccrS at themec'ihg c'oi
day but the presence OF policemen anothe pr'siue'
assertion that they would sustain him against inter
terrence checked the opposition. Investigations IA
Brooklyn show that many licenses have been
granted IA direct violation OF law. There is much
excitement "a stamford over liquor selling. Pro
prietor- Of secret bai-f0o have been exposed ny
New-Yofl detectives. and will ho tired to-day. The
lives Of the. detectives have been Threatened by
the incensed dealers or thtir fIlouds.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-08-31
a Healthy Body and a Clear u..a

If indigestion, constipation and bilious
ness torment the body, the head can not be
clear. These disorders react upon the brain
most hurtiully, and produce a cloudiness
In the organ of thought not experienced by
healthy man. Happily these brain.op.
pressing maladies may be entirely dispelled
by hat peerless Alternative, Hostetter's Stom-
ach BitterS, which cheers, refreshes and in
vigorates the brain and nerves, while il
regulates the organs of digestion, assimila.
ton and bilious secretion. 1t expels the
morbid humors which poison the system
through the bowels and urinary passages,
and exerts powerfully invigorating influ.
ence as well. Its cathartic action is never
Irritating, violent or painful, but even, nat
ural and pre- gressive. AS an appetizer and
sleep promoter the Bitters is unrivaled; it
mitiga'es the inirmi les OF age, relieves the
ailments peculiar to the gentler sex, arrests
premature decay, and builds up an en-
feebled physique.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-08-31

WGLHoFT's FEVER AND AGuE Tonic
This medicine is used by construction com.
panies for the benefit Of their EMPLOYEES.
when engaged in malarial districts. The
highest testimonials have been given by
contractors and by the Presidents of some
OF the leading railroads in the South and
west. When men are congregated in large
numbers in the neighborhro cd of swamps
and rivers, Wilhoft's Tome will prove vat.
liable addition TO the stock OF medicines.
and will amply reward the company in the
saving OF time, labor and money. We rec
ommend IL to all. WHEELoCK, FINLAY d
Co, ProprietOrs, New Orleans
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-08-31

For fanciful short costumes for out
of-door fetes and for short walking
dresses Worth has revived the casaque
This casaque is a long close-htting coat
in Louis Quinze style, with large peck
cts, large pearl buttons, and lace jabot.
The casaque falls so low on the skirt
that an Oyerskirt is not required.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-08-31

MALIGNANT AND SUBTLE indeed is the
poison Of Scrofula, and terrible are its raw.
ages IN the system. They may, however,
be permanently stayed and the destructive
virus expelled from the circulation with
SCoVILLs BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP. a
p tent vegetable detergent which eradicates
all skin diseases, leaving no vestge Of them
behind. White swelling, salt fheum, letter,
Assesses, liver complaint, and erupti ms OF
every description are invariably conquered
by IT, Druggists sc IL.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-08-31
Took MARKETS.

CINCINNATI.-Bee Cattle-Common, 81 25m2:
lair TO medium, - 93; good 10 choice butcher
grades s3 21Gi. fair 10 good shippers sI2 al s5
lair to good Texans, 81 50G3 fair TO heavy oxen,
sI2593 90; conmon TO good feeders 81 50m3 so.
Hogs-Common, s3 25@4 25 fair To good light "a sO
"a 65i fair TO good packing grades s4 lOd4 IS Sc
lected butchers 81 65I SIS fair TO good sOckers So
@3 90 Sheep-Common TO fair, 214u311c, and
good TO choice, 80 a41&c. Lambs Common TO fair
Z34G312c', and good to choice, S5{GI19c. per pound
gross
NEW Rk.-Beetot'attle-Sales made Of TeNa.
ana Cherokee cattle at 81 @711c per 10 native
steers SglO14c., and carloads OF fancy Kentuck \
steers averaging $50 lbs taken for export al
VI per head less than lOL3c per H. Export rs used
6Oo mead OF fat steers at PIC per H. less 7sc peI
mead at lOc less 81 per head the inside price foI
! carloads OF choice Ohio steers and the outside
figure for carloads of fancy Kentucky steers
Hogs Alive, ~ GOA 40. Sheep and Lambs--Mar-
ket lair at j54@6c. for lambs and 3h@ C. for shee
BUFFALO.-Beei Cattle-Salcs made of choice
TO best steers at .5@5 so per 100 lbs good shippers
% 1904 30 medium shippers 50 4CG4 co; common
shippers, Si@Si 25; light butchers, g 9OdI 80
Sheepand Lambs Fair to good " cstern sheen at
Us oOJS 20 per 100 lbs. good shippers sheep aver.
aging 10 IDS. were request at S5d5 Q; Western
lambs, 81 75g5. The quality was good TO fair Hog,
sales made OF Workers at 81 0dI so per 100 lbs
heavy hogs, 81 6O94 o. Grassers, SO 75aIlO.
EAST LIBERTY, --Hogs-Yorkers, 81 asa
6Oi Philadelphia hogs, 81 s0CJ4 10.
WOOL.-In BoSton--Ohio. Pennsylvania and West
virginia double extra and above 36@8sc Michigan
a1d Wtconsin quiet at 34q36 cOmbing and de.
lame 399loc.; delaines are being taken as fast a,
onered. Pulled tols, supeTfne and extra 2s6i
422c., and mostly at S5q 10c.
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The House Committee on Election
Fraudg.

The testimony Of Colonel w. " Roberts
was continued on the t4th OF August. ip
which he expressed his belief that Tiiden
and Nichols we're both elected. The NEXT
witness was John r. Leete, Who lea repor.
Ter on the New Orleans TimSs He testified
that about 1872 he was engaged in getting
up facts and evidence in support Of the
Kellogg government ~ lay before Congress.
Other people made aiiidayits, and wi ness
compiled them. There we're endless com.
missions and committees, and calls for u1orei
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-08-31

les and others purchase Remedy equal 20 DR..
TOBIAS VENETIAN LiNIMENT for the cure Of
Cholera, Diarrh@a, Dysentery. Group, Cole and
scasickDess, taken inernallytt e perfectly harm
less SO oath accompanying each bottle) and exter-
sore Throat, Cuts, burns. Sweilings, Bruises. Moo
quito Bites. Old Sores. Paine Ia Llmbs, Back aud
Chest. The VENETIAN LIkiMEST was intro
duCcd Ia ISL and ub one who has nscd IL but con-
tiuues TO DO 20, many stating AZ ~ Ten Dollars
Bottle they would not b. without Ia. Thousands Of
Certificates can be seen az the Depot Speaking Of its
wonderful curative properti.s =. sold by the Drug
Fists AZ 30 cents. DEPOT "a Murray ST.. New York.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-08-31

The Chicago TribUnc, instead of pub.
fishing its original poetry, is selling II to
those who have occasion to use original
verses and do not wish to borrow from
familiar poets. The Tribune advertises
as follows: Five stanzas, each four
lines; masculine gender, wants TO gaze
IN young wOman's eyes-n color
stated general tone cheerful. Thirty
decasyllabics; meditatiOns in a church :
Just the thing for a girl to send q Sun
day-school teacher; no denomination
alism. Fifteen lines, struggling meter
fears his sweetheart has gone back on
him, and meditates a gloom Of exist.
ence spent without her good thing to
dash of impromptu after a quarrel /:
originally addressed 10 Mary. but can
also be used for Sarah"
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our ALPHABET

while We believe that our combined lists q News
papcss offer facilities Of thoroughly superior orc~r
to eery class Of advertisers there oertn articles
aud lines u business which to h. especially in
nee.l Of services such as able TO afford,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-08-31

a FRIEND IN NEED.-GRACE's SALvE is
q friend indeed. Who has not found it
such in curing Cuts, Burns, Bruises, Scalds,
Felons, Boils, and even the most obstinate
old Ulcers, and other Sores? II is a won
dcriul compound, suited alike TO the skin
Of the child and OF the ndnIl
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-08-31

A QUACK in neigh boring village is go
proud when n patient does not die that
he takes him out ana exhibits him 70 the
astonished and admiring multitude. OF
course, his exhibitions are few com pared
with the professions Of his undertaken.
Port Chester journal.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-08-31

FOR upwards of thirty years Mrs. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP has been used for
CHI dren with never-failing success. II cor
reefs acidity Of the stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowels cures dysenterv
and diarrhea, whether arising from teethiug
or other causes. An old and well-tried
remedy. % cts. a bottle.