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" EGG L T N e.
THE VERY BEST MEDICINE
FOR
Dl SPEPSIA AND INDIG ESTION

Nh NEWTON, N H, March q. 1877.
MIR. III. X. STEVENS: 1890
Dear SGr,-Oncc more take the pau 10 urafse
tnat KING ol medicines NEGETINE. When Ibegan
peheht, ny friends thought il was a sJImuIant sf-
ect' ana would soon subSide. leaving me aS had AZ
oeloIe. thinking that some of those who real m a
, ,stsStIII3hlal which wrote at that time. might
on that point. Since began 10 take VEGETTTF
.iHoSl TWO wears ago. have gained steadily upffI
me present TINE, al which 1 am enjoying my
,"ILH1i he;Jh ana cons lder myself cured by Wee
NC dnd i've. was confined TO the bed for eirbt
miohtlS, ana given up ID die 10y eight doctors
Soilr oI lhe most skilled in this state. They sail
lad several diseases. including coDSumI,tion b,a,t
disease. and several others equally TafaI ami -,
VIC. BHI fEGETINE taken as a last resort
SSiouSIt me through, and to that owe INV life
sthSS III! health began TO Improve. 1 have made
siuu! OF disease, and find the cause Of an ms,
symptoms 10 have been DUsDe Os Ia 90. ,Ji,ssi; my
anu also ma that five cases OF diseases If eSr,,
SIN dlc eHIcls OF the same cause When tho faad
n L4t pr perry dlgesed I'm the stomach il becomes
apoEoneus, putrid mass, which is absorbed inTo
me bood and 10y that IL is conveyed 10 AM narts Of
ue ;. St-n, causing symptoms of disease IN ann az.
an el the organs OF the body, aud il this cause is no
diseases have given VEGETINE a thoronof test
III ny own case, and also in that of MANY of nv &c
qualntahCes and find IL 10 be the Very hest ma.Ii
eNIant ior Dy spepsia or indigestion one of the
nave some fatal organic disease am well In e SUn
~ ~ me Tow ms OF GofstowD, Weare, and Newton of
WIS STATE NH D. and can furnish an undenial,Ie
SoIIopofauon OF all these statements i will WILL
Yours truly, A. j. BURBECK.
LII NEGETINE is taken regularly according In
directions, certain and speedy cure OF DUsu,1,Qi,
viii follow its use.
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A FEW DAYS and even hours remain when it
will be too late TO make an application for a
ticket in the grand April distribution of the
Louisiana State Lottery Company. letter
addressed at once to nj. A. Dauphin, Pc Box
692, New Orleans, will receive prompt atten-
ton, and if it enclOseS two dollars the sender
of il will promptly receive ticket.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amusements, &C., Tonight.
National Ttenter.-''A Celebrated Case"
1neater Observation-Disclosures.
Lincoln HdH.-RambleS about London.
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THE METROPOLITAN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
held its annual meeting Thursday evening.
MesSrS. Farrar and A. Leitch were elected
MCGOWAN and Riedoudt for three years. The
treasurer'S report showed the total contribu-
ton for the year to be 1887, the church free
from debt, and all current expenses paid UP to
date. This church, commenced abOut four.
Teen years ago with fifteen members, now
NUMBERS over $50 members, and has contrib.
uIea during that time nearly S2O0,OOO Their
present edihce cost S65,00O The Sabbath
scnool which commenced with about fifty
pupils, how numbers over GO. lazy
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white, $50; hOneycomb quilts. &c excaiIenf
bleached cotton, good as Fruit of the Leon
Sc; the very best double twilled bed ticking,
sheeting cotton, the widest and best made af
a special low price: bleaehed table linen SOC !.
caSsimereS for mems and boys wear. from 81
to $50. Carter's, I'll Market Space.-Adrt
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Weather indications To.dnv,
OFFICE OF C3rKP SIGNAL OFFICER.
Wnahinntan 4 mil lG-2

NUSHIIBIUN, ApTII o. Ioio- Y
For the middle Atlantic states, partly cloudy
and in northern portions rain areas, winds
mostly from colder northwest, rising baro.ne
fer,
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BOOTS AND SHOES

NE" YORK SHOE STORE,
TEH2r pps 900 Pennsyfrania apeaue.
IN THE CITY,
LADIES, pest French Kid Button, A. B, c, and 10
La9ies, best French Kid, Button, Seamless 3 b0
Ladies french heels worked button holes. SO
Ladies, Pebble or Kid Button -. ~ 5,toS N
adies, F E0xed Button. Is to so
oASu LACE 81 90 I
Ladies, Lasting Slippers, 4Oc; Caters. *
Ladles. Newport Ties. II 90 IN I *
Misses and Children's Shoes of ali kinds. yery
SSents SLIe Calf Hand-stitched Congress :. 90
EN-. S E,S congress; Plain or Box.....2 to 2 so
Boys Shoes. good and cheap ''''' "
Everything as represented
One Price only.
apS-4t GEO NcCApruv
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DEATH FROM JUMPING A ROPE Wurnino
ing little white girl, residing with her parents
on l. street, near 10th, returned from school
yesterday. afternoon in her usual health and
shortly afterwards was playing with some
some fifty Or sixty times continuously and was
shortly afterwards taken with vomiting
spell, which was succeeded by severe convul,
siOns, and she died about O'Clock last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-06

PRICES Jewelry Store received some beau
tiful new styles this week. from one to twenty
dollars; No 457 Pennsylvania ave.-AdUt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-06

DOUGLASS, 9th and F streets, will have a
grand opening OF ladies' and misses hosiery
the coming week.--ddrt.
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ton nnS133REosCoGGIN J. yard wide bleached cot
aress goods, cheap: new paraSois Ali nricas
cssbmsranIo mattings, cheap; all wool black
TeytiSs,,'s,,2 ~ cents Towson's See new adj
Neftisemeht In another eoIun,p wv III" ."
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LECTURES.
INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION.

public Lecture on this subject vii! he delivered
under the auspices OF the LINTHICUM INSTI-
TUTE. by JOSEPH NJ. WILSON of washington
on WEDNESDAY EVENING. April TO- al . 80
O'Clock, IN the Curtis Public School Building
street. Georgetown. aT5+3
I ECTURE.-" POSSIBILITIES =,
the Interior. 18th st. Presbyterian church. bet /
ana sts., MONDAY EVENING, April 8, at s
,,oNh. aP4-4.F
EMANCIPATION and CATIKOLICITY.
Lecture by DR.. J. w. ROGERS for the benefit
OF ST. AUaTsTINE'S CHURCH,
At Ford'S Opera House.
SUNDAI EVENING, APRIL :, 1878.
Tickets Fifty Cents ana q
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A DEAD BABY IN THE AsHEs.-Last even.
ing, Mr.. Charles King, residing at 927 9th
street, reported that cOlored man employed
10 remove the ashes from his cellar had found
dead infant. IL was taken to the station.
and the coroner gave a certificate of burial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-06

SAVE MONEY and buy your y,assss a, ~.
penhelmers, optieian, 52s 9th st.-Adrt W
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FAMILIES ABOUT LONDON.

FAMILIES ABOUT LONDON.
BY JUDGE W. F. BICK
At LINCOLN HALL
Every Afternoon and Evening This Week c,rn
mencing at 2:30 and 8 D. m.
, Monday afternoOn-The Prince Albert Memorial
s B@cP6 lrg paace &C. Monday evening ind
ct. James Park, Westminster Abbey. &c. THes.
gay Pas. esenangyThs Albert Memorial, buckingham
Parliament, &c. Wednesday evenine~Westmin n.
s ster Abbey. ~, THURSDAY, afternoon-TfafaIsar
square, Pali MSn, &C. Thursday evening-The
Bar, st. faul,s and the Tower of London FRIDAY
ng-IrafalgarS Square, Pail Mall. &c. SATURDAY
Saturday eyening-Tae Tower of London. we
icketS 70 cents: with reserved seats so cents for
odlo 81 EnlS q 20. 3 Music Store. ap2-5t
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~ AasiNE the new noiseless wead maohfnO
al a2s 9Th St, ST. Cloud buildiag ecu machine
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To CoNsUMPTIvEs.- have been happy
to give their testimony in favor of the use of
" WUbor'S Pure Cod LiCer OIL and Lime
Experience has proved it to be valuable rem
edy for consumption, asthma, diptheria and
all diseases of the throat and lungs Manu-
featured only by A. B. Wilbor, chemist, B0s-
ton. Sold by druggists generally
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-06

PARTIES contemplating building would do
well TO call Oh Hamilton for low estimates
and good work in the line of Plumbing
and Gas Fitting, Tin, Range and Furnace
work. 1l6SwE.
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A HOMELY, OLD-FASHIONED PERFUME. is
LdreRder, yet delightfully."- refreshing and in.
vlgorating. It can be found in no purer form
Lavender.
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Freund'S suit agt. Nehemiah Cobb for SIS.
damages alleged to have been sustained by
the plaintiff, because OF the publication of
made by plaintiff, having caused the Sickness
OF several persons, has been removed from
before Justice Connolly by certiorari to the
Circuit Court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-06

DEN SIONS FOR WAR OF 1Sl2.-JOHN ID,
Il CLARK has all the facilities to prepare Decla.
ratioDs for Soldiers and Widows. No. 1919 H st.
w. ap1-6t-
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SPRING HATS AT POPULAR PRICES.

SPRING HATS AT POPULAR PRICES.
Gents fine Silk Hats s., worth So:
New style Derby's, 50. 81 81 50. So:
Nice assortment of Soft Hats, 81. 81. so s. s. 50
Special attention is called to our Dollar Hats
We have a splendid assortment of Boys anC
Children's Light and Dark FeltS. aad Brown
White and Mixed Straw Hats, at all prices
from SOC to 81 80, at Lewis, 920 It'll St, between
l and K )
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-06

WASHINGTON FIsH MARKET Anr;I a 187s
Sold by 4. A. Golden & Bro, Fish Agents
t,MO shad. sold from $40 to SIS per 100; 15,OOO
nerrlng' sold from $40 to SIS per 1000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-06

HAPPY TIDINGs for nervous sufferers, and
those who have been dosed, drugged, and
quaeked. Pulvermacher'S Electric Belts effec-
tually cure premature debility, weakness and
decay. Book and Journal, with information
worth thousands, mailed free. Address PuI-
City. 6 lSdEkIv
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BuRY'S PIPsIssEwA cures gravel 6iropsical
swellings, kidney complaints, &c. Sold by ali
druggists. WV - f.
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p j nj p L ES
AND
HUM0RS ON THE FACE.

In this condition Of the skin, the VEGETISE is
me great remedy as IL acts directly upon the blood
II cleanses and purf6es the blood, thereby causing
humors to disappear. By internal treatment an
impurities are thrown out. VEGETIHR gives a
COCO circulation to the blood. relieving the in-
named or congested organism. restoring the
health, giving good, clear comp EXON.
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to procure Mrs. WinS0lcs Soothing Surup for
all diseases of teething in children. 1t relieves
the child from pain, cures wind collie. regu-
IateS the bowels, and, by giving relief and
health to the child, gives rest to the mother
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-06

Wv LOp6E OE GOOD 1EMPlARS ORGANIZ-
ED.-At Temperance Temple last evening, a
new lodge OF Good Templars, was Instituted
Win charter membership of 10 members
L. The following officers were elected and
installed: VIM. A Seymour, w C. r; Alice
Collins Collins W. v T.: S. Z. Th0rne, W. s. Carrie
Neldieldt, w. A =. X. J. Hutchinson. W. F,
:. James Hayne, W. Treasurer: DIR. +. +
kendrick, ". C.: j. Wells. W. NJ: Sarah
BroOkheid, ID. NJ: Geo. \. Nelson, /. S.
Ella Brumaein, L.. H. y
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BLACK SILKS! black silks! black silks, at
The very lowest cash prices; excellent black
silk at 81: our splendid quality real satin fn>
ish: black silk, only sl25-this silk is a special
bargain; black and colored buntings, at the
very lowest price: black cashmere all pure
wool, wide double width. Soc. black cash
mere, double fold, Sc; beautiful dress goods,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-06

A LITTLE Boy DECOYED FROM HONE
Last evening Officer Dubois found a little boy
at the corner OF eth street and the avenue who
seemed 10 be lost. On taking him to Police
Headquarters he was soon claimed by his
iTiendS: The boy name was aScertained to
De ROLAND Jones, aged five years, and his
parents reside at Ill street northwest Ii
was stated that the little fellow had been
decOyed away from his home early yesterday
morning by wel[dressed cOlOred man, who
was seen by some children who live i'm the
neighbOrhOod to give him something
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Mis-. j. p. PALMER.
No. llO7 STREET NORTHWEST.
WILL HAVE HER
GRAND OPENING
FRENCH PATTERN BoNNETS
AND
ENGLISH ROUND HATS
Thu RSDAl and FRIDAY, 2Sth and 10Th inst
To which she cordially invites the ladies' of Wash
IhStoi aiii VICINITY. mar 2o-tr
MI WILLIAM is now constantly receiving in
W. voices of Goods direct from his house ia Pa
MS, comprising new and exclusive designs In Bon
nets. Millinery Goods. Neckwear, uudergarments
NANTES and Spring Wraps. Kilt and other suits.
The celebrated J. Il. II. COrSets, fine Dress Trim
mlhgs Laces, Mitts, and other choice Novelties OF
the season.
As Mr.. WILLIAM has made very comfortable
arrangements for the trying OF Garments no
hopes his patrons Will kindly sSs!Sr him in his ef-
forts 10 abolish the annoying custom of sending
out goods on approval; TO take effect from this
date as sales are frequently missed from goods not
being in stock. mar22-tr
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STOLEN BOoKs.-Mrs. Col. w. G.. Ford, re-
riding at 1720 street northwest reported yes
terday to the police that some valuable books
bad been stolen from her residence. Officers
Burgess and Dayton procuring search war
employed i'm the house, at the Sumner Build.
ing, and recovered the books from a second
hand book store -.|se
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The wood structures and premises 342. 34i and
$40 b street southwest, were condemned as
hulsanceS injurious to health. A letter was
received from the health officer stating that
there were many places in the alleys of the
city winch needed whitewaShing, and the
parties owning them were too pOOrtO purchase
the material. He requested authority to pur-
chase lime and furnish it to those people ON
the orders OF the sanitary inspectors and the
BOARD granted the authority A cOmmunica
ZION was received from Bridget HOlorahan re-
qnestlng the return of pound fees for five
cows lmpOunded. The board refused to grant
the petition because the cows were legally i'm
pounded, and 1t was not the first offense
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DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows
50. $50: b. III. Warner ct al. 10 ri hi TWom-
ply, z, 500, lot 2, 50. SCI: John Mass to Chris
III tihG me hesSei, =, part s. So. 99l goen Hessel
80 JOHN Mass, " same lot; b. 81. Warner ct
SO. "a; j. j. Edison ct al, trustees. to J. G. viii
son trustee, $3.50, sub lots IA and *. so. $40
r; e y: Alexander trustee, 10 Bridget Hoehan
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-25

The dweller or temporary Sojourncr in a
malarious ]rrgiOnof country Is envipned with
danger. Besides inhaling Ut every breath an
atmosphere saturated with an infectious
poison, he also drinks water which Is in most
Instances likewise impnSnated with the fever
and ague breeding mid'mAtd. liza bilious sub
iect. deficient In stamina. or irregular in
habit Of body or digestion, his peril is much
increased. aS theSc abnormal conditions are
extremely favorable 10 the contraction Of ma
larial disease. But this danger may be safely
encountered with the assistance Of HnstetterS
Stomach Bitter, which completely nullihes
the atmospheric virus and n~eutuliIes the
constituents Of miaSma.tAinted water. This
benign aniidote to disease eadicates and pre-
vents fevers OF an intermittent and bilious
remittCnt type, besides eifecting i thorough
and permanent reform Of thoSc enfeeblCd or
irregular conditions ct tie system which In
vite NOT only malaria, hut other diseases
equally to he dreaded. eOd&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-25
AN HoNnsrM MANS SPEECH.
Contrast IL with Ben Wilson's Demaso-

Contrast Il with Ben Wilson's Demaso-
l- query.
The following is an outline OF a speech
delivered By John +, Hubbard al Chenille,
Gilmer county, on the 18th, as reported by
a Democrat to the Weston, Lewis county.
Democrat, and published in that paper of
The elst.
S's After some preliminary remarks,
he said the overshadowine question in
politics at present is the finance question.
He declared for resumption, favored a
mixed currency Of gold, silver, greenbacks
and National Banks notes, but wished the
PAPER money to be only of such volume As
TO enable the government to keep ii on a
4 with on. convertible into coin, and OF
eQu9hpuTehAslng power with eSin'GHe
wished the American dollar, whether coin
or paper. to behkeits flag, as good as any
on earth. The specie basis is the true
BASIS, rs experience has shown for cen.
turtles Declared that the bonds could not
be taxed; that so the Supreme Court had
decided, and that Court must be destroyed
before II could be done. The bonds had
bpcn issued to save the nation, and every
man whether North or South, should for
the honor OF the nation, go for keeping its
faith By paying them to the last cent.
Opposed Reputation, and said the Green
back doctrine meant that, and its advocateS
ought to come out and say 50. Denied
that there had been contraction, and read
from Senator Bayard's speech to sustain
this assertion. Denied that contraction
had caused distress, and argued that, after
the war, we borrowed vast sums from
Europe, lavished It building railroads, iron
mills, and extravaganza, and while spend
ingit flush. but now pay dayh had come:
we were paving our debts, and this caused
distress; but the balance OF trade, two
hundred and fifty millions q year, would
bring us right. He said, let the finance
laws alone. Said he would frankly declare
that he could not improve the condition
OF the people as 10 finances, II elected;
that they must make the farm pay by the
muscle. He admitted that the country
would 60 on growing great whether I'M
der Democratic or Republican rule. He
advocated the election OF President by
Congressional districts, to saw from civil
war on account Of controversy as to power
Of counting vote. Defended National
Banks; declaring there was much pre-
iudicc from want Of understanding on this
question. Said National Banks had rapid
IL gone out of existence owing TO short
profits and were still doingso. Wheeling,
a few years since, hadthree million dollars
invested in them; nov had only one
National Bank, with $4,000 invested in it.
Thev paid large taxes Read tables of in
creased production to show prosperous
condition of the country. His speech wa
plainly. spoken, without %elOquence or
rhetoric. His points were 80 made as to
be readily understood, but his speech was
not as good by any means as We had ex-
tpected.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-25

The Register and the Standard strike.
Editors lutenieeOcsr.
In the Regiaorot last Friday we noticed
an article on the MGadGri strike, which
was evidently written in the interest OF
the Democratic ticket in this district. 1t
is very strange hat one 50 cOnvensant with
the facts Of the strike as the writer OF that
communication seems to be, should have
forgotten ~ to mention the fact that n
OF the parties who took a prominent part
against the employees in that strike is now
a candidate on the Democratic ticket for
Clerk Of the Circuit Court. Mr.. Galligan
vas in the employ OF the Standard Com
pany, the same as the compoSitorS but
when the strike took place against areduc-
ton Of wages, Galligan was the agent Otthe
company 10 "scour the neighboring towns
OF Sieu6enyille, Wellsburg, &c, for botch
printers" 10 take the place OF the strikers.
When demonstrated with by mt OF the
printers, Barney remarked that he had
brought the ''black sheep" in, and that
he would make it hot for any one who
interfered with them" He was then told
that il he ever ran for office, it would he
remembered against him. "well," saws
barney, ~ am not in politics, and don't
intend to be, so you need not trouble
your head about that" Since his nomi-
nation, however, he is little worried, a.
some Of the boys have troubled their
heads about it" and he explains the mat
ter by saying he was compelled to do as
he did, rs It was dread and butter to
him; little caring what became OF those
on the strike, or remembering that il the
Standard was successful in filing their
office at the reduction, the balance of the
offices in the city would be compelled to
reduce. Through the exerions OF Mr..
Galligan the Office was filed and prices
came down all over the city. To secure
his election Barney is attempting I get
in his work on the sympathieS Of the
w~orkingmen by still crying dread and
butter" but We think the more this mat
ter is circulated the greater will be the
majority for Barney to stay just where
he IS REV.
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bilities. He is confident that not only can
pOwerbe trahsmittedby the telemachon,
butfhstHght and heat can be created by
1t. This would DO away with the use Of
coal almost entirely. Great mills could be
nun ~ EiAgar1thFoSeh the instrumental.
ity OF the ~telemachon, and lighted and
heated by the instrument itself. The dis
placing OF manual labor by the n would
fhus be mole dan made good by the de-
crease in the cost Of living brought about
by the other. In other words, the prob.
lem Of physical life and action would be
solved, and the world would make a stride
of countless centuries towards the millen'
INN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-25
rp all raI,er or nil Ncr,parer..

Ny Dear Gentlemen, you are extreme
,ly kind, but let me entreat you to deSist.
l am % tired. Can't you write about
something else beside finance? Please do.
Woman is q cOpiOus theme, and the
weather is always = neat and handy topic.
I quite agree with both sides Of yOu,
YourarSumcnts are absolutely unanswera.
bic. There ought to be no end of green.
backs and also nothing but eold. Both
are q great deal better than either. You
have convinced me OF this so often that l
am in q state OF sublime addle. But this
Is not all. / observe with anguish and
alarm that the more you write about
finance the less there Is Of finance. Let
me beg you mott to write any more. Ii you
do money will totally disappear. Soonthe
surface ottheg globe will be eovCredWithable
editorials two feet deep. There will not
be q dollar on earth, nor a living man, and
the epitaph Of the human ace will be,
''Died OF finance on the brain without a
red"
l am, dear gentlemen, your suffering
servant, G. WASH. MEEkISs, NJ. n,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-25

The M fAted steamer John Porteris ~
ing aground with her tow at Possum Riff
ae below Darlington. As the Phrton
came up Yesterday morning she landed
and took on Capt John Porter and Pilot
Chas. Stewart on their way home. The
boat looks bright as a new ribbon and is no
doubt the cleanest boat on the Ohio River
at the present time. She has u certificate
of Health from the Cincinnati Board OF
Health and there is surely no danserof in
lection from her. She can come no fur
Their until there is u rise in the river.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-25

eilN MAnutAetOry. MAehiHefy new and Of The
latest pltent. No opposition: bUdneS pays veil;
ruod trade established. GOOD reasons EiTea for want
Ing TO sell. address NASUPACr0Rf, care this