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ATricd Remedy for Biiiousness.

Those who suffer from disorder or inaction
the unruly organ 50 long rs they use such
irrational remedies as blue pill, calomel and
podophyllin. but from the tried and popular
medicine Hostcttcrs Stomach Bittcrs they
may expect relief with certainty OF obtaining
It. The influence of the bitters upon the
great hillary gland Is direct, powerful and
speedily felt, Tie relief afforded Is not spas
molic, but complete and permanent. The
sallOwncS Of the skin, furred appearance of
the tongue, indigestion, cOstivenesS;, headache,
nausea, pains through the right side and
shoulder, in fact every accompaniment OF
the obstinate complaint are entirely and
promptly removed by course Of this incsti-
mablc medicine, in behalf of which testimony
is constantly einanating from every quarter
and from all classes Of society. eod&w
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In retiring from the above business desire % 10
tuTn thanks 10 the public for past faNo. lalso ask for
continuance II patronageanl hyOn 10 Mr. Kimberly
who succeeds the old drn, and who will continue the
business In I'LL It's branches. Respectfully
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The general health Of the world is pre-
carious. The seeds OF epidemic diseases
exist everywhere. China has been desc
lated by the most terrible famine recorded
in history, and millions OF nnburied dead
strew It's plains. The battle-Relds OF Tur.
KEY are reeking with the germs OF pestil.
ence, Malignant typhus fevers are every.
where prevalent throughout the country.
The cholera Is said TO be raging on the
northern coast Of Africa; II has within a
little more than a year carried of over six
million OF people In India, and Its renew.
al Is threatened.
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What shall we do with the apple crop?
Eatit. There arc not rs many apples in
the State as our horses really need in
small quantities for relish and medicine.
Our people are worse oil. The superfluous.
" healthy only think of apples as refresh
ments, between meals. Our half sick PEG.
pie should throw away pills and powders
and eat apples, cooked, as Irregular food
with their bread and meat, sweating the
waterof the fruit through their ribs by
light labor. Sweet apples arc the cheap
est and freshest form OF sugar In market,
and just the inside lining for a laboring
mnn HH f.-I
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GsssStss&F Salex
TRUSTEE's SALE,

40 kAa - Cil4F4s
By virtue q a DEED Of Trust mad. T.,
nlngham sn1 Mary bis wife 10 NJ. IL, ttaae CO.
o. OctobfT. 1871, recorded 10 Dpri N T' uf "a dy
u, pfges %, s. aud 81, u the lsnj , .IuG tok n
county will sell At the front door AZ ,pytal q ON
Of Ohio county, on 'N0aii Hon.
SATURDAY, the 9Th DAY Of s,p,,n,.
Commencing At ~ o'elock A. n. IN ~,
seTibcl properly: The ea,t auarts, n el3tihf Z.
sl1tystNo 10 Chapline and Ens IidItt,S !, ealS,lrl
O wheeling, Ohio cuunty, State n ~, ~ "a,
SAID Quarter lot being bounded !, ieIIs'. 'isrSiS
ning y the northwest corner 0l TUegtt. ~, hcti.
and the alley between Main and MIfi,, ~ Hhli
thereto; thence west with the sui No. p1fll
aud With TEenty.fOuIth Etfert ihiTtr ~. 81 4
Inches; thence north on line paralls my. ~ II
iSty:six feet; thence on line IaraII,i ~ !, tsy
fourth street thirty feet and slx inFb.. y stI.
aiofeaidi thence along the Wrst llhs a ~ VI
souih sixty-siE feet 10 The place Il hS,.aaIl w
TNenty-tolith street, being The On. n,s.llalAi q
yeyed 70 aid james Cunningham by J,,ISSS ~
day and vile by decd dated iOth F,lssss. l. VI.
eordel IN DEED Book No. 60, PAGE 10 M J, Va \.
The title Is believed 70 BE- peffet r., VSSS,SaiI
only such title Is Il rettl ia InC bS ~ IN ttJ
TERMS Ov SALE-Elght hundred nbI ,s, .osvl
dollars cash In hand, clght hundred Jo,.''s'
months, and the residue 10 sixteen mSS,sl u II
o. sale, Without Interest. lea VIII y. IN, y
the deed 70 secure the deferred aymssi, y S -
meme Sns J. D. EElyG
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Observation-Disclosures

VIII open with imposing ceremonies wednes-
day, September i. Avail yourself of the
Remarkably Low Rates, and visit the
Garden City Of the West at this +.
tine; and see tin holiday attire.
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Eas1satfpt1at.
CHARLESTOWN ACADEMY.

4 Preparatory school for Boys,
ChaFlcitgHn, Jefeuon o., W. Va, vs., II. KABtE.
4, 81, Prlneital y. K. LEAvELL IA n, and
AfCdallst, VI Washington Lee UniverIityl For
equal 10 the beat schools In the country CourSe 81
instruction embraces English. Ancient and Modern
language Mathematics aud Natural Sciences Ne1t
Session hegl1s sepismbcrlith. For Catalogue giving
WA. u. KABl.E, Principal, ChaFlesioEn, ,JCfisrSon
10, W. Va. aH2S
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Jouy VI. BlcSEl, Pennsylvania treasu-
rr at the time the illegal issue OF one hun
dreL thousand dollars in State bonds is
supposed to have been made, makes n
statement which shows very careless
keeping of accounts during his admins
tration, Il nothing worse. When he re-
tired from office in 1854, the books were so
poorly balanced that he did not know how
he stood with the State. There seemedto
he balance OF over thirty.twO thousand
dollars in his favor, but discrepancies
were discovered to consume this, besides
which he paid twenty-five thousand dol
lars ont of his own pocket to meet a deficit
in relief notes he could not account for.
There were enough other discrepancies to
swellthc total to nearly one hundred and
two thousand dollars, and the most Mr.
Bickel can show is that he never received
any benefit from the money, which stood
formally to the States credit ashc suppos-
ed. As to the one hundred thousand dol
lars Of illegal bonds, Mr.. Bickel proves
that his successors had receipts that were
held by the Girard bank, whose president,
Charles s. Boxer, was one Of Bickel's sure
ties, the State afterwards receiving twenty
eight thousand dollars for the disposal of
part of them. 1t adds to the complication
Of the case that Mr.. Bickel's official bond
is missing, and that his sureties and many
Of the witnesses of the transactions to
which he refers are dead.
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TINS claim ofthe Pullman palace car COM
n,ny that it will not feel such a loss as the
r ,scrut big deialcation Of its treasurer An
".lI rcinforces the popular demand for a
,e,l.tion Of its rates. The prices demand
~ on almost all drawing.room and sleep
in.,,r, are fully so per cent larger than
,hey nprh, to be, and it is moro than time
,hai they should follow the universal down
%nrI tendency. The introduction of these
car. ha. greatly diminished the fatigue oi
Ions journeys, but the traveller too often
find. hi. enjoyment dullel by the consci
on,ness that he is paying a good deal mort
,han ought to be required of him.
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4 ROYAL MATCH.AlAKER.-The story
goes that the engagement of PLincess Thy
IA to Prince Louis Napoleon was material
Is helped by the consideration that the
Ex.Emprcss Eugene is very rich, her for
tune being estimated at s., 900, 0OOtoSs, OOO,-
Co., Christian IN, of Denmark, has been
one Of the poorest Of soycrcigns; especial
ysince his little kingdom has been redu-
ced and feeced by Prussia, and it becomes
him, therefor, to look out for good match
Is for his children. He, or rather his wife,
Queen Louise, reputed to be one of tho
adroitcst matcli:lnakers in Europe, Inns
looked out vigilantly and to the purpose.
She has certainly married Off her family
to advantage. Her eldest son is the hus-
hand of Louise, daughter Of Charles Nv,
King Of Sweden and Norway. Her second
sOn is George King of Greece, husband of
Olga Grand Duchessc of Russia. Her
third son, Prince waldemar, is not yet 90,
and cclibate only, by reason OF hisyouth.
Ills mamma has keene eye, it is said, to
his connubial interest, and he can trust in
her management with perfect faith in her
power Of accomplishment The eldest
daughter, Alexandra, as everybody knows
is the Princess of Wales, and the second
daughter, Dagmar, is wife Of the Csarowitz,
so TINT they will be If they live, Queen of
England and Empress of Russia. The sole
child now to dispose Of nuptially is Prince
Waldemar. The Copenhagen sossips say
that Queen Louise is very sorry she has
not another daughter for the ipst-widowed
King Of Spain, and that she regrets Wal
dcmar is not girl. II she bea fair sam
pie, royal mathematics are altogether SUI
perior to those Of the common kind, Should
her welded sons and daughters not beablc
to do the handsome thing for her, she
might set up a school for arranging mar
riagcs, basing her instruction on her great
successes. She must have learned wisdom
by experience, and have acquired the art
Of matrimonial management to perfection.
She could make money by teaching her
system, and might impart II in course Of
twelve easy lessons. There are many moth
en in this country who would pny very
literally to be instructed by Queen Louise.
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4 TLASTIc MILITARY INSTITUTE, near Yale
"A COLLEGE, Ham, en-, C0nn. Rev. J. E. 4 W. VI.
Walton, Principals Catalogue on application. au1
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Es,nHsy passed around his hat at the
,rarEin.mcn's meeting in St. Louis, and
,,c,iy,,l less than five dollars. u things
',,ona, this rate the poor fellow will have
=, :" discharge hisprivate secretary.
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U,Hos. ], KIsNER, MD
J. 0HIIcR AND CONSULTING ROCKS,
224O MAIN ST., WHEELING, W. VA.

Can be consulted on matters pertaining to
his profession either In English or German.
Chronic Diseases OF tie Head, Throat, Lungs,
Heart, Liver, Stomach, Blood, Urinary Organs
Nervous System, Female Complaints and all
Constitutional Affections treated successfully.
Cures all cases OF Piles. No detention from
business Medicines Furnished II desired.
Night calls promptly answered from the
Office. ie20
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


e,Tralrlpha Accommodation train only runs
between Wheeling and Trialephla. III.
tDally except Sunday-Ecuark Accommodation.
tSteubenyile ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS trAin during
the day Passes baekEanl and forward between Mar
tins Ferry and BellSTe, stopping when required At
sherman House. Rthaville, West Wheeling and
EriNnl lIlll 4 - ~
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TnE North american aims this piece OF
sarcasm at the free traders: ':.rherc are
millions Of people in this Republic suffer
ing for want Of employment and in need
Of the necessaries OF life. Therefore, let
us abolish the protective features. of our
tariff, and 30 furnish work to European
operatives. Don't yousec the connection?
II is us clear as that two and two make
seven. Industry grows by spontaneous
Combustion,n -
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
Acme Mower COmpany's Wo4,

KNOWN AsThE OLD MACHINE SHOP
By virtue o. 4 Deed Of Trust made n, r.
Hobbs, senior, and Anbella, his wife NIX ITIIN
and sallle A., his vile, and Jane, B,,s, ~ y II
bic, his vile, 10 the undengnel TnI,i. N, TIthA
airy 9Th, 1873, and recoRltd 10 The 90 a ~ ~!
Of the County Court Of Ohio oouptT. ~, v..st
In Dsed Of Trust BcOk No S page I9S ! IN Me-
the front dor Of the COun House j on -. :. q
West Virginia, on Wv ''aitl
SATURDAY, the sist day Of Gu:u, IT,,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. ~, the io,h,I..
ecrtbed property, that Is to say. Lo, bunS...s y
hundred and hfty.iOHr aud tE0 hundrri M ~ Y,
In Eoh and Chapllne's addition TO ire riir y w y
Ing, Ohio county, West virginia ali II. Nhr-
south side Of Wheeling Crrek, toretbs, Nj - Y,
Appurtenanees thereto belonging. ''A ~ "
Also the following descrihSIi plFes oF t,,,.i
Situated on the hank Of WherlIng Cr,pt n ~.
Of Wheeling Aforesaid, boundei a, ILL.,. y ~
neneing At point on Crescent I'M, ~. 80, W,
and tWenty (i?Ol ieet east Ol the al M y ",
street, thence running taNHanlly Il6Gt IN 3.
more o. les, 70 Twenty l9Ol ierl iley ruubn, ~,
crescent street 10 Tue creek thence moth arIIv ~
thence along tue meanlen Of Nd r,,Sf "a Nv
line Of lot Numbered tWo hundrrd nd y,
thence southwarlly with aId Hns d lfr,t,t -,
70 the place 81 lednnlng, iiSeihsF via Il M -
tamenls and aPPurenInct5 70 MD loI d M Y.
longing. y '-4I =
Selling rs Trustee, viii convey only n. ,,.,.,I
In ME BY said deal d trust. ' '4s ''t 'u'S
TERMS or SALE-Oue-thiH ca,h. III. l,,,,,. 4.
two equal instAllmentS Il ix and Mn mooib, ~
denced by notes bearing Interest irum dlT ii u W
title 10 be retained until Jaymeai Ia fan. -
WILLIAM J. W. COWDES,
yH 1nba4.
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PARK-MARTIN.-At West Alexander, IA, on
Thursay, July Is, 1875 by J. S. Waltz, Esq., =. J.
PACK, Of Martin's Ferry, Ohio, and PATTiE II, MAR
TIN. Of New Orleans, Ii.
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ADVERTISE
In the Best Medium for Local and Gsnta
Business, the DAILY ASD WEHlT
70. lNTELLiGEScLE
HOW TO ADVERTISE.

Money spent in advertising nlay be EttI
or may bring golden fruitagc, anNnins =
the degree Of intelligence with With )
Is dispensed. Putt into a eoosl, live pfeS
Newspaper which will carry your s!Ttits
ment to the COunting.rOOnls, the bnailH
tables and the iircSidrsOf the people Who h1
wants to be met and money with sim
TO meet them. This is the whole pheIss =
cret Unsuccessful advertising.
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ask public attention to the above notice Of Kim
berly Co. and Il j. Smyth one Of the said hrm, who
ANNOUNCES his retirement frUm the business TO which
now succeed. In doing 70 ask generous public 70
not only continue past ayurs but 10 accord 10 me In
my undertaking all the substantial aid aud assistance
20 much needed In these trying times: ask all
classes for their pdtrnnar friendly aid and assistance
want 10 make my business cash, and will therefore
sell very low WIN also SCI We customers with prompt
mess and dispatch Try me. Leave orders or address
as before 1919 WcEei street. or care Of H. J. Smyth,
corner Of Market and Fourteenth streets. 1871
If EIa Respectfully,
.,0a t'- p L. KIMBERLY,
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parDay Coaches and Pullman Palace Cars
Ihrounh Without Chanae.

Tickets and Sleeping Car accommodations
can be secured upon application to T. II. y.
HAASE. Ticket Agent d. & o. r. r, Wheel
ing ss;is y. Va R, T. G Gen'l hEsnt.
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MUNDAli Tue wa uAy OF Sp'thhi,E
beginning at 10 oClOcL, 4, ", at publk ,ucsa All.
highest and best bidder, the tract Of pdiUl 1 d,
lying and being situated 90 the Walen d lhlkEII
Ing creek, In Ohio county, 10 the Stlie Ett rlrfa
bounded and described Is follow: BEint!a, 1,
stake near an elH stump corner " Nehemiah YsI,E.
and With his line s. 3SsW. 10 poles 10 M
CathArne lnEard; thence with her lihs s =. Eh
poles 10 two sugar tres corner 10 aid CIlhLb lh
and joseph Potter; thence With RiisII ibt ). 4,
z. i3t pOlcSt to sugar tree c0rneT 10 JIns Ntia,I
thence n. ~, W. ISL poles To The b-EihhIhi eall
Ing 1856 acres, being the Same properly ETItiN d
conveyed by Moses Hay ~ Geo. X CiIlTell y ~
Of trust dated April 2iih, ISIS, and rSGrltd Ihs
the public land rrcOnls d said county.
TERNs OP SALE-One-thlrh Of the p1NhiS B,lJ
or such further sun rs the pHrehassf nay DID .,
Ia hand, the residue 10 tE0 equal lhSillntsh, IN
bic respectively 10 one anil tE0 year Inn d. dii
sale, With interest from that day; The PsfsAisf y
log his bond With aPpTOTcd perSOnil sSsriiI e ID
Of the deferred miscellaneous, and The llts u y y
served I'LL the whole Of the purchase money ~
GEO. B. CALDWELL
Special COHn!S4az,
]. c. HERvEr, AuCtIoneer. III-lI
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( ssr1sral Nptisss.
on co.PARTNERsHIP

p L. Kimberly having purchased all the interest Of
his late artDer r. j. smyth, 10 the Manchester Coal
and LoEe Works, a dissolution Of eo-parnenhlp,
dating from August is 1875, Is hereby announced.
PerS6ns having claims asaInst the old hrh will peLse
present them at once for adjustment Those indebted
10 the arm will asp please come forward and pay up
Either Of the phrtiers Will ake settlements Tor The
next thirty ays after which all unsettled claims will
be nut In the hands Of collector, who will be in-
drutttd 10 force collections The business must be
settled ap. Re'Pss1itMtHRI1Syh ry . on
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Cpast Sales.
ZINE FARM FOR SALE.
In the County Court Of Ohio County,
Maurice currn
Moses lay, Ct al.

In pursuance Of the authority vss,el Isplr,L.
cree entered by slid Court 10 the aluJ, tafts ~,
on April 18th, 1875, will sell al the isi IITSl,
resideneeot Moses Ray, on the prvnIss L1lT IVs.
tIsed 10 10 sold, GU
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

DUSlN ESS C1tANCES.
$500 In. HAND TO LOAN on REAL
mre i HAs ": ri RASLr, Real =, Esse It. Assn,
w MED TUtX HkNGE FOR SEVEN
..tsTEY' ORG n. WruId Se wiling to nav =
Sma difference. Apply a. Ne. 81 st. Sc. me- So
w grsIerrd:! VIII give hrst.class Washington
S..2 pest once. my6-S,'
EARM AND pATRY-FARM of forty acres,
p i.d VIII p;ompt, paying mi route: Tor sale.
las address Box roo C. sefoSn d. Cm. e. aM
NOR SALE-The stock OF FANCY FOODS snT
II HOSIERY in House No. 1lo2 I IN st. n. W. win
:. Id cheap II applied for immeaiately: House,
SSoIe R0Sm and Store Fixtures for rent Apply
WILL EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY
w sell for 500 cash and SIS monthly, either
Fl located S cswssn and ssH fSc
Town. w. W. METCALF.
mye-St Corner Is h st. and New York ave.
THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN AND BOARD
at the Capitol, TO consider matters Of matte nal
~, LIST ST. NV. M 6-Sl'
A BARE CHANCE-EERT DESLR4BLE
wner offers for sale one Of the most desirable and
ubsiantial HOU rs in the northwestern section
o. The city, ate, erected for his own use under the
super vision OF MIR. john + aser, Architect on a
iot 4S feet front by 100 feet Deep having 20 feet
addltlona OF parking in ( ont, incloseu bs a neat
iron fence designed by the architect. The ircatio
Is unsurpassed for health, being one of the m st
elevated In the city. anh al least ten feet higher
Tran that OF Ascension Church. The House is
ent rtly detached, is two stor eS with French rooi
ana basement, and has bay win Tow extending 10
the top. The front Is com posed of Ohio stone with
zonta' courses of slate I'm lieu of black brick
has briCk cornish. and Is one OF the most orua-
menta. IL the whole city.
FLOOR PLANS.
Basement:-A'l cOucreied; has q cellar contain
ing bins for wood and coal ash pits, &C.: a furnace
room Containing one of Barstow's wfought-iron
furnaces; ktts hen containing range, stationary
wash tubs bells and speaking tubes a large pantry
cont lnlng dumb W IL. =, and a Sc! wants closet.
FIRST r DOR has hal, parlor library, dining room
ahd Dttlef'S lal try with dumb waiter, all cOmmu-
nlcallng py 81 ding doors, aud low down CRATES in
paror and library.
Second Floor has four chambers with Large
closets In each: linen closet and bathroom,
reached 10y two flights of stairs.
1nl1d Floor has one servant g room and a large
room about 19X40, suitable for billiard-room
or could be divided into two OF three additional
bedrooms.
The steps are of Ohio stone, with two pair Of
terrace steps OF the same mater ia Generate walls
Creted and all taxes paid.
Each room has handsome slate mantel mae to
orde aftera design furnished by the architect, ID
chan deier, Chose on the frs floor being OF po-
iShed brass, Of the latest design
The Furniture, mostly new, will be sold with the
House, very low. if desired.
Inquire at 1424 q st. NV. my6 Ct
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movement by England in the direc-
ton of strongly fOrtifying Hegoland, is
significant in connection with the report
that Germany is taking measures to
close the Baltic against vessels of war
HeligOland is small English island in the
North Sea, southwest of Denmark, and near
the coast of that country. 1t is strategic
point of considerable Importance. If Ger
many, by pressure on Denmark, can effect the
naturalization of the Baltic, she will prove
herself good friend to Russia and England
preparations to send an irOn-clad fleet into
that sea will go for nothing. The narrow out
let of the Baltic could be so guarded by the
combined fleets of the powers bordering on il
that England could hardly force a passage
even if she should defy the Baltic powers and
attempt it. But England will not press mat
tiers too far with Germany at the present cri
sis. An unassisted struggle with Russia will
strain every muscle of the nation, and the
sympathy of Germany for her rival will be a
: sufficient disadvantage, without armed Oppo-
sitiOn from that quarter.
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Of course, in the event of a war bet ween
England and Russia we should be neutral: :
but we are tied up in our actions by strc.er
rules than the ordinary ones of international
law, pertaining 10 neutrality. Three rules on
this subject are laid down by the treaty of
Washington. as follows:
Il. To use due diligence to prevent the fit
ting out, afmng or equipping, within its juriS-
dlctlOn, OF any vessel which il has reasOna be
ground to believe is intended to cruise or to
carry on war against power with which it is
at peace: and also to use like diligence to pre-
vent the departure from its Jurisdiction of
any vessel intended to cruise or carry on war
as above. such vessel having been Specially
adapted in whole or in part within such iuriS
dictiOn, to warike use.
~ Not to permit or suffer either belliger
ent 10 make use OF its ports or waters as the
base OF naval operations against the other, or
Tor the purpose of the renewal or augmenta-
ton OF military supplies arms, or the re-
cluitment of men.
3. To exercise due diligence i'm its own
ports and waters, and as to all persons with
IN IT'S jurisdiction, to prevent any violation of
the foregoing obligations and duties"
1t will be very difficult to- carry out these
stringent regulations in an entirely satisfac
tory manner. And prOba bly, Mr.. Evarts, as
Secretary of State, will find himself somewhat
compromised by the rigorous Interpretation
which as one of the American counsel at
Geneva, he caused the United States to put
upon them.