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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-04-13
County Cogavts.

Lowis.-First Monday in February,
April, juno. August, 0e:ober aud
DcGcalbcr-thc juno aud October
terms fos fscaI and police business
only.
GilmGr Second Monday in February
April. June, August, October und
Deoember.
UPshur Second Monday in February
april, June, August, October and
NCccmbc7.
Braxton Fourth Tuesday in january
March, May, July, September aud
November.
Webster Fourth Tuesday in Februa.
ry, April, juno, August, October
mud December.
Calhoun Fourth Monday in rehrua
ry, March, dune, August. Scptem'
bOr aud November.
TOWN OFFICERS,
M'gor.-Jchn u. Todd.
Eccon1cr.-Jo:cph h. NCff.
.tlt7rrmcn.-P. N. Hale, T. G. Dawson
II 4. Hapkhrad, ". j. Daughcgiy
and Q. II. 2. Wushhurn
SYson'.--J. S. Wilkinson.
Torn Attorary.-- James W .WofliudiD
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-04-13

By request We publish in this
weeks Ntps the Platform Of Principles
adopted by the new National purity.
We are unable to discover any essen
tial difference between tho new party
aud the old fashioned Democracy. Aa
proof Of this it is ohly necessary 10.
state that tie supporters Of this move
mont arc principally drawn from tho
ranks Of tho Democracy. In support
of this it is ouly necessary to. state that
at all tho recent elections the DGmc-
cratic party las suffered by means Of
this new departure. Democrats aro
always running after talsn gods, but
Republicans remain in the ranks Of
their party. Hence the success Of the
latter IIeilsInrG Ntns.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-04-13

jones, tho pink Of pOlitcuc's,
having forgotten to take formal leave
Of Mr.. uud Mrs, TumPkias at their
last pnrty, returns to do SO Tho other
guests have gone, aud Jones is somc-
what discorccrtcl to discover his host
aud hostess embracing each other and
cyiag out with enthusiasm, "'Thank
.oo iuc:y, III III ever"
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-04-13

l3itI,3&t,01ls
A.F. M.--Statci conmmt l;irns
Of Weston Lodge No 10, \. T. and 4. NJ,
will he held oa the Fhst ard Third Mon.
days ofCyery month. ,...
J.J. PETERSON, Sec
jAEE T,EW.-Smiri commrnfrNtIons Of
Jackson Lodge No. IS, \. +. aud 4. NJ .,
will he held in their Hall, in Jnnc Lew, on
'hc scconiSalu,dny IN rnrh month.
ISAAC JACKSON, n. "
W. u, CAREER. Sec
s, .iosrph's C. 7. a. n. Sorrc'v.-Siatcl
mceliass nru held on TIE first Sabbath in cv-
err month. FATHER TRACY, Prcs't.
Il. !. SINrsCS, Secretary.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-07-17
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-07-17
WALKS IN ALGIERS.

Algeria has many attractions as d winto.
residence. For change of scene goes fci
nearly as much az change of climate. and
the change OF scene from Northern lEurop.
Is complete 4 No doubt the city of Algiers-
Itself has been made very much Of q Frencl.
town. There are French faces and Frencl
speech French uniforms, and, u happslys
French cookery. There are lines of hand,
some houses that have been modelled after
the new bouieyards Of M Hnussmnnng
villas in Mustaph Superieur that might
seem to have been transported from Seyrcs
or st. Cloud, with hotels which, I'm 5thcif
administration and internal arrangements
recall however imperfectly, their Par;sian
prototypes. But then on the other hand.
you may still penetrate into thoyc labyrinth,
Of lanes that are the remains of the Algiep
of the Deys, and you have q mingling OF
pictures from Moorish life with many Of
the luNuries of modern civilization ,-yob ,ac
The traveller is transported into n mas.
querade. and has some difficulty ut first
p~ersuading himself that his surroundings
are real There are the majestic Arabs
draped in their snowy burnouses, most Of
them bare-legged, and many of them bare
headed, with their loose hoods and Their
hempen girdics. There are Moors, whose
hands IRE often as white as their faces are
sunburned5and hwarthy. in their enbroider-
ed vests and silkcn sashes. There are yelled
women in those striped haiks, which take
the place of the graceful m.ntillas3 OF tho
Spaniards. And there are the Jews, and
Kalyb mountaineersg and Z negroes from
Sahara, till you sec passing before you in n
gay panorama MS great a variety of form
and feature as of costume. Then there is
the glorious African vegetation. iFeathery
palm-trees stand out against the azure of
the skies in softer outlines than those Of the
italian stone. pines. There are the thickets
of rich underground fwheypyer q trickIing
ril irrigates the heated soil with a wealth
of bleem in the gardens and the fields, and
masses of Towering crecpers festooning
the ibactus hedges. L~ast,though far from
least, there is the climate. This, however,
is by no means absolutely 10 be relied upon,
and at intervals of years a comparatively
Indictment winter may mnkofthe visitor re-
gret his northern comforts. The cold winds
from the north have the chill takeno off them
in their passage over4U0 miles Of warm sea
while the shriyeling blasts that blow from
off the desert are cooled in passing over the
snow peaks Of the Atlas screen. Invaiids
ought to be very cautious about leaving
their balmy winter quarters prematurely.-
When the heat begins to be oppressive or
o-verpowering, and the visitor is constrained
TO prolong his ~siestas,, he feels very much
inclined to pack up and be otf; But moth
inclemency Of an English spring with a
frame that has been relaxed in the Algerian
temperature. hsYle34I en0mrcK sII
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-07-17

From J. A. 1ynsr, a peH knoDn citi-
zen Of Wilson. N. O.; My. wife had
suffered for ten or twelve years with .
kind Of dry letter, which Kspt the scalp
covered with dandruff, and caused her
hair to fall out and get very thin and
turned grey, but after using sIDndon
Hair Color Restorer," the letter was
cured and the grey hair restored to its
natural color, the hair stopped falling
out and is growing beautifully. BY toll
ing of the effect 1t had on the headiof
my wife 1 have induced a number to
try it, and i want you to send me adoz-
en- bottles by express. II enclose post
Office order for % to pay for it. London
Hair Color Restorer Is sold at rs cents
q bottle by all leading druggists. - DR..
ISwayne s. Son, Philadelphia, sole pro-
prietors. Colburn, Blrks9& Cosand
Singer q Wheeler, Wholesale ageilts.
Sold In Cheyenne by Addoms & Glover,
corner 10th and Eddy streets. njhl,ss
enisiB.m % s1ga msrl9-dtt&sa&wf1y
Iifgi tsfW ysX sft GaA 90,aus,D
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-07-17

A lawyer once asked the late Judge Pick
ems, of Alabama, to charge the jury that cit
is better that ninety and nine guilty men
should escape than That one innocent man
should be punished Yes" said the. witty
opinion of the Court the ninety and nine
guilty men have already escaped in this
county. . fl4bA
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-07-17

Il The WEEKLY LEADER goes to all
parts Of the country. Advertise in its
columns. -. utsifr q 4.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-11-23
The Shorthand Review.

This quarterly Is published by X. lheophi-
lus, Allegheny City, Pa. The numbers at
hand are for July and October, 1873, beng the
two initial numbers of Vol.2. We have here
toforc mentioned that it is published in the in
tcrest of the Scovil system, and have given an
idea of the contents of previous numbers Inc
nroscnt Numbers are even more valuable than
the previous ones, the July number containing
a long list of legal sign words and exercises IN
shorthand; the October number, an additional
list of signs The literary contents, IN the uSu'
al long hand text, are highly interesting ana
contain many valuable suggestions. 1t is Ger
tam the Recietc is making itself useful and we
can't see how Scovll writer can get along
without It, Price, p cts.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-11-23

This publication comes 10 us fresh from
Chicago, and from hasty glnncc overlts beau
tifully-printed and well filled pages we predict
for it success. 1t Is printed on tinted paper
and illustrated We like it especially because
it seems To discard the sensational entirely,
vet makes itself attractive TO the young by
giving them first class reading matter, OF
4 character which. while il interests, also in
structs and elevates. The price is but 81 a
year, 30 large pages 10 the number. Milton
George is publisher.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-11-23

The November number presents beautiful
Autograph of Donizctti, with sketch OF the
great composer Besides its usual interesting
literary mcange, editorials, musical records
criticisms. &c. the number gives 16 large
pages of sheet music, which ordinarily would
cost about SlOO, but which, by buying copy
of Branards. costs but II cts 1t is unques-
tionably one of Ihc leading publications. OF MS
kind in the country Price $50 "a year. Brain
ard N Sons. Cleveland, q.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-11-23

we learn the estate failed to realize enough to
pay the Indebtedness by 100000. The melt
ing away of this once kingly estate is remark
able example of"how riches take to themselves
wings" Mr. Sullvant's farming operations
were on the most colossal scale III the country
and his failure only emphasizes the lesson
taught by repeated smaller failures on the part
of others, that large farms do not pay in this
country. 1t is not likely that farming on the
scale carried on by Mr.. Sullvant will ever
AGAIN be attempted in this state, ana his mag
nifcent domain of 10000 acres will doubtless
be cut up into small farms. And while we
svmpathlze with Mr. Sullivant in his failure
we cannot but regard this as the hest disposl;
ton to be made of these fine lands They will
furnish homes for several hundred happy fam
lilies -GibSOH COHrter.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-11-23

The Sixteenth Century arraigned before the
Nineteenth; a Study ON the Reformation, by
RIGHT Hon. W. f. Gladstone, Contemporary
Review; Hallucinations of the Senses, Fort
nightly: Through the Dark Continent IN l'2o'
Macmillan; Sir Walter Scott and the Roman
tic Reaction, by Julia Wedgewood, contempt
rary; Color III Painting, Cornhlll hoiiuayS
in Eastern France, Part II, Fraser; Inc lT IT,
bles of Scots Traveller, Blackwoodi me
Ruzzinr of Insects Public Opinion, &c, DC:
Tn addition TO the above are instalments OF
Sir Gibhie, by George Macdonald; \ Doubt
inc Heart by Miss Keary, and Within the
Precincts. by Mrs. Oliphant, together with
Fred Tale from Japan, and select poetry and
miscellany.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-11-23
~ Nicholas,

There is just enough in the December mum
Der to let you know that the merry Christmas
season is near, and to whct your appetite for
the great Christmas number next month. The
present number has eight extra pages and fifty
pictures. There the usual insalment of short
stories, nicely illustrated; but those which
will prove most attractive, we fancy, are the
dear old fairy tales that everybody knows and
loves, rctold by +. +. Crane but in strange
Italian dress and dclicately illustrated. Mary
llallock Footc supplies short illustrated ar
ticlc about II "Mislctoc Gathering in Norman
dy;" Ernest lngcrSoll chats about snakes and
birds; Frank T. Stockton's serial, a Jolly
Fellowship dccpcns in interest; "lIalf a
Dozen IIousckccpcrs" is full of irolc and
laughablc scrapcs; and "Jack-n-thcPulpit''
is more sprightly than usual
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-11-23

The trade dollar, which is such nuisance
in our domestic transactions, is really very
important coin in the worlds coinage. Inc
Japanese government Is about to change lis
ven or dollar to correspond to the American
IiradcdOlar in value, so as to circulate IKE
that coin in China. The London EcohomtSt
wishes that the British government "had taken
Itime bv the foreock, and coined British
trade dollar for circulation in the far East
Tie coming of the American trade-dolal
made San Francisco the chief silver market OF
the world enabling shipments to be sent from
that point anywhere, OF any amount, ano IN
standard coin English opinion sets more ana
more strongly in favor of efforts to restore the
value of silver. The Pan .UdH G"zdte mas
taken up the cause OF silver very urgently, ana
shows that the fall of silver increases the inter
est on British Indian loans nearly % per cent
and is a great loss to all who have remtlanccs
from India payable in silver, Sl5,Ooo'oCo a
wear at least American travellers home from
| london represent the opinion at the bank OF
ENGLAND to be in favor OF the early rise "i sill
yer, but this is probably based ON news ol the
temporary cessation in die Nevada production
while broader view forces the conclusion tha'
the American silver resources are iar from re-
alization as yct.-.SpriHNicld R'P"bl'e""
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-11-23

ELECTRIC LIGHT IN LONDON.-lhe elecIlC
lirht has brighter prospects in London ana
the star-a dim and musky one AT Oesluol the
GAS company monopolists is waning. The Met
ronoiitan Board of Works is actually gong 10
try the Hght ON the embankment-thc whole
rmbankmcnt, we are ttiumphantly told-lrom
Rlocktriars to Westminster. The IAMeS ma
chine room was lighted by the electric llght'
Rapicff's process, and a game at football was
Navel nj Sheffield the other night in the pres
rncc of 10000 persons under the rays OF tour
electric lamps thirty feet aboye the ground.
The brilliaucy of the light was so great That II
dazzled the players, and the ladies Lad 10 use
their paraSols rs screens. 80 conservative are
thc English people, however, that You cannon
vet one man in hundred to admit the posi-
hiIty of am entire supersesson of gas. 1t may
come in timc-a long time-they say. Edi-
son is over sanguinc and counts his chickens
before they're Matched. Some openly take
Sides with the gas monopollsts, under whose
absolute SWAY they have been for years per
hans these have gas shares) others deliberate
~ prefer gas light BY the Time that an tht
Smallest Continental towns have the electric
liTbt in full use the fog that nils TINS great
Gloomy wilderness of streets may oe pierced
here and there by the welcome rays.-Cor v
! y Ufydid.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-11-23

The frontispiccc of the December Godoy's is
a beautiful steel plate 10y barley illustrating
"A striking scene from SCOTS Moncstary. ON
the opposite page is a woodcut scarcely less
beautiful, expressive of welcome to Krlss
Kmglew Then comes double fashion plate,
giving graceful designs and the colors that are
to be in vogue for winter. And then we have
Il series of designs for ladies to work upon
who desire to make their friends valuable
Christmas presents.
The literary department is up To its usual
high standard. There are stories and poems
by ThoS. :. Collier, +. 7. Corbctt, Estcllc Thorn
son, Harriet Il. Mchccver anu other wei
known writers There is page of valuabl,
recipes, page of Christmas Games, humor
Gus illustrations, &c.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-11-23
Musical Trade Review.

This is another publication devoted to mu-
SIC and musical culture but differing from
Brainarl's in that it gives no sheet music. It's
chici attention is given TO the musical trade,
improvement and trade in instruments, trade
in books, music, &c, with current notes, crit
cisms &c. Published weekly at sGi Broad
way. y Y. 10 cents a number.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-11-23
The SulIivant Failure.

one of the saddcst and most complete tinan-
cial wrecks of the day is that OF the great sui
livant estate. The assignces sale Of the per.
sonal property took place last Thursday and
Friday, the lands having been surrendered "a
the mortgages. Everything was disposed oi
and to-day VI. L. Sulivant, the great corn king
of the world, Is without lands and without a
roof 10 shelter his family that be can call his
own. Under the enforced sale and foreclosure
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-11-23
ScrIIner's.


The December Scribner gives the 4th of DR..
Brewers delightfully."- illustrated papers on
Bird Architecture, the present being devoted
to hummng birds CaribOu-II unting" il an
other richly illustrated paper and gives the
personal experience of Charles c. Ward, whose
paper year ago on Moose-lIunting is still
pleasantly remembered. "The Douglass SPUR
rel of California" is another paper in the same
vein. But among the illustrated papers that
which will excite most interest Is the Cliff
Dwclers," by Emma Chamberlain llardacre,
embodying the latest discoveries in regard to
the ruins of the San Juan region in our Great
West
In fiction there are contributions by four OF
the leading American novcists "lIaworth,"
10y Mrs Burnett; "Thc Great Deadwood Mys-
terry" by Bret HIartc; AN Irish Heart by
|T. W. IIigginson; and Boyesen's Falconberg.
On questions of public interest Prof Sum.
ner gives Il timely paper on National Bank
Circulation l.. VI. Johnson gives some prac-
teal hints ON Narrow Gauge Railroads; Ans
ley Wilcox gives an insight into Undcrgradu-
ate Life at Oxford DR.. Holland discusses the
" Prudential Element" Social Needs and So
ca Leading" &c, &c
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-11-23

sampson Stayed his thousands, and Ben. But
Ter with the same weapon has laid low The whole
Democratic party of Massachusetts, "-iHtT
Oc,dH,
Who was this sampson with "p"
The Emperor william, since the attempts of
Nobilng and IIoedel, has fulfilled the poctical pre-
diction, which declared that hc would in the end
be
saddcr and wiser,
Aud more circumspect old KAISER,
And a member of the Peace Societce
"Sylvania" sends us Il gem, beginning "And
must we seek another heart wherein 10 warm our
love" We are afraid You must. We've rented
our apartment for term of years, aud the tenant
requires all the fuel and every inch of stove room
in the establishment Wen give You Il recon
mendatiun, though, if that will help you any
Joiat Rpub'ica0.
The sweet singer of Michigan has aiormidablc
competitor in Mrs Flood, of Alegan, whorcccnt-
~ too, the prize for beauty at Il local show and
thereupon addressed grateful poem to the judg-
es, in which she modestly says.
do not Envy My Beauty
For Make No display
Plain is my attire
And My Ease is But Clay.
The renewed opportunity given by the Anglo
Afghan quarrel to empty great deal Of Asiatic
into the pure well of English indebted is not
neglected BY the London newspapers \ CORES
pondent Of one of them, describing .the Khybc-
recs, depicts them as "clad in poshtccns, with
greasy puggarees constantly engaged in chup.
paos and shubkhoons" Intcligibnity is the
least Of the merits Of such Il description
Extract from a New York Tri5,ac criticism
" Tie has dazlied us 10y his brilliant and perfect
technique; he has excited Us by his fiery spirit
he has awed us 10y an indescribagly serene sense o
force; he has seized upon our Sympathcs: aud
so he has won, by this series Of victories over Ia,
intellect and affections, most absolute master,
Of his audience" ?. S.-"llc" played on fiddle
To A DOG.
You he beside the pleasant, CHEEKY fire
In happy dreams;
Although the radiant Kettle DER you steams
Like music of some wild, unnatural lyre
You seem imbued
With the spirit Of canine beatitude
All. now you are unconscious of earth's Mains
Aud earthly woes.
Ali yours, indeed, is a delicious doze.
You're in land exempt from muzzles and chain
Wherein are blcnt
Sunshine and peace and wings Of lotus scent.
Ali wherefore do you from such visions sweet
So quick arise
With dismal look Of woe begone surprisey
Perhaps you dreamt that down some silent sire,
Before the gale
You moved with an antique teapot on your tail
-FOTriSto,cn Herdh
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-11-23
IitfeiIs Living Age

The Two numbers dated Nov "a and 9th
have some noteworthy articles, among which
are the following:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-11-23
k"Hern would not rhyme with "Cherubm,

Sampson Stayed his thousands, and Ben. But
Ter with the same weapon has laid low the whole
Democratic party of Massachusetts, '-IntT
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-08
"PREFERRED sDEBES.v
How They Are Realized Upon Now Til
the Bankrupt Law Is Repealed

How They Are Realized Upon Now That
the Bankrupt Law Is Repealed.
When the bankrupt law was repealed-the
law under which w. d. Washburn cleared
$3OO, OOO-it was thought that hereafter all
creditors would share alike in case Of fail
ure. That preferred debts'' hereafter
would not figure in the schedule. The twee-
dle-dum is managed in this way now: "Pre-
ferred debts" are managed by confessing
Judgment in favor of preferred creditors.
At least such seems to be the case
with +. Hersch ct al, who yesterday
began an action in equity against Henry T.
Sattler, surviving partner Of Sattler Brothers,
and s. Bergman and all others, to recover the
amount indebted to plaintiffs by the firm.
~. Mavericks ct al. also began similar suit
against Henry I. Sattler and all parties, who
recovered judgment by his confession. In
addition to this, the Sattler assignment is
complicated by the issue of an at
tachment to Coroner Stein for service
in the first suit; and Davis, O'Brien & Viii
son are preparing papers to ask that Sheriff
klng, ). Bergman, and others, be restrained
and enjoined from selling the Sattler stock
of goods by execution issued on the confess
sed Judgments in favor of S. Bergman, NJ.
Levy and others. Twee-d!e-dee!