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BALTIMORE, October 6.-Flour-Higher,
strong and active; western superAne 81 2a
I IS; do extra . o0a5 IS; do family Sc 0Oa
8 %. Wheat-Western irregular; closing
easier; No: 2 western winter red, spot and
October, 81 soAl. s91; November IL 4OK;
strong western mixed, spot and October 6aa
69Hc; November 6sa5s Nc; December 65Sa
SIC: steamer, no bid. oaiS-Ftrmer; western
white $SA80c; domixeh S4ASsc; Pennsylvania
SS440c, Rye-Quiet at 70a,6c. Hay-steady
prime 10 choice Pennsylvania $lhal6, Pro.
ytdons-steady andyNctiv6. Pork-Mes,
no %. Bulk MSats-LoosS shoulders 8KI
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10; clear rib sides 60: do packed 4kaeIc.
Bacon-shoulders Axe; clear rib sides exc.
Hams-At 1lAllkc. Lard Refined in tier
ees 70. Butter-steadyj prime 70 choice
western packed lSal6c. ERIS-Weak and
inactive At ieal7e petrolsum-oruds nomi-
nal refined &c. Coaee-Firm with good de-
A soft sISasjEe. WhlSky-Fifm at Sli0.
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ing more than the policy Itself. F
Instance,
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"For months my flesh, strength and lie has
been rapidly wasting under SacchArine dia-
beteS By medical advice had used import
ed Vichy till Its effect was spent Learning
OF BetnesdA and Its reported wonderful cures,
obtained from It's prUieSsed agent In New
York, what he sold as the genuine article. 1t
did me no good. Suspecting fraud, l deter
mined to visit WaukeshG and drink from the
spring itself. Its owner assured me on my
arrival that he had then no agentin New York
for It's sale, nor bad he shipped any 10 that
city for q long time. Drinking freely OF the
spring, began to perceive It's powerful effects
within twenty.four hours. Inc result Of its
continued use Is that am now q strong and
well man"
[aignedl J.K. GLIXS.
We append the important information that
the sole agent for the genuine Bethesda Water
for this State, as well as Ohio and West Viz
glniB, Is our we'll known toWnsmRn,
JOSEPH FLEMING.
He will furnish the water and all informa-
ton desired, on application 10 him at his
81 Markststrset, Pittsburgh, Pa,
PRICE-60 cents per gallon, 81 per quarter
barrel, IS per hAlf-barrel, $l6 per barrel.
Pamphlets mailed free.
l. LOGAN, LIST & Co.,
(, Bridge Corner, Main street.
Exclusive agents for Dunbar's Bethesda
| Water In Wheeling .
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Tniann.

ToLEDo, October 6.-Eoon Board Wheat
Opened excited and higher; closed weak; No.
8 white Wabash 81 q; No white Mich
igal 81 l2N; white Michigan 81 II amb-r
Michigan spot $l26; No. 9 amber 81 Is; No.
2 red winter spot 81 "a; October 81 Is; No
yember 81 26N; December 81 m; No. Cd.
IN. red 81 Z4H; No 2Rmber Illinois 81 24If.
COm--weak; No October 44o; NO. 2 whits
49c, 0ats-Quiet; No 23lHc,
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Money received on deposit.
Interest paid on special depodts
general Banking BulinOS1 conducted with prompt
nosl and fidelity.
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EXOHANGE BANK.
- sAScs, prm s4xs AuOuu, VIZ.
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NV YoRK, October Business continues
Irregular with commission houses. Cotton
goods generally quiet except co ton ilanneIs
and vide sheetin s, which are In fir REQUEST.
Prin's dull In first hands. Mems wooleiis are
in steady demand by clothiers, and Aanuels
and blankets doing well. WOrsted dress goods
In good demand. Underwear doing we'll
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD CO.

y .s4--. E
lRE Ess.s.:s5;s7 - EE5
On and after May Is, 1915, Passenger Trin, Vii
ran a iOllOWs-Wheollng Zine:
East-6Ound. No. 6.INO.76TNo. l. NOESs
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0ncAsO, October 6-Ths Drovor, ,untuAI
rsportS:
Hoes Receipts 1900 head; shipments
$500 head. Market weak and easier, but not
quotably lower mixed packing s. 20; light
s G0aS 50; choice heavy IS 60aS 70. Market
closed steady. All sold.
CGrTLE - Receipts $50 bead; shipments
100 head. Good natives scarce and firm at
n 00a4 IS: stockers slow and weak at 81 3Oa
500; butchers uuimproved at 81 5Oa3 90;
good shipping western strong and Hctive;
common dull and weak at e 60aS 90; Texans
slow. sE
sEEEr-Rsceips 200 head; shipments 800.
Market weak and lower,
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GLORY" TOBACCO
CAUTION.

Owing to theincreaSed demand and the i'm.
mense popularity Of the above celebrated
goods, some dealers are selling inferior to-
baccos and representing them as the GLORY"
brand. Iclaim the Glory as my exclusive
trade mark in this market for plug tobacco,
and no one has right to represent other
tobacco as being thes Each lump has
gold tag with the word "GLoRY" upon it, and
none other is genuine, as it is positively sold
under no other brand in this city.
Buyers will please bear this in mind.
NJ. REILLY.
AUGUST 2, 1879. aug
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THE LATE ". ". yERN1TI,
Of New York, had insured his LIE iol
s, 900, but the company paid his family
sl2,08s at his death; Mr.. John WArren'l
policies for $4,000 drew 81, l64; Mr.
Isaac O. Kendall's policy Of 5000 was
worth, when II matured, Sb,bb9; and 50
with scores Of others, provelng that even
In o mere pecuniAry point Of view the
moneys wisely invested In lie insurance
are not lost by living long life under It's
protection. In fact, this company has
actually paid
MORE THAT Five MILLIONS
Of dollars to widows and orphans above
the sums definitely contracted for In It's
policies, every person insured having an
equitable share In all the profits OF the
company. These facts are Of peculiar I'm.
portance now that the prosperity Of the
Nation seems In be rapidly returning,
Every lover Of this country must have OBJ
served with regret the decline ofthe habit
Of life insurance among our people % q
step backward In civilization, and now
that the distruSt which the unworthless.
meas Of few Of the smaller companies In
the business brought upon It for time
has been dispelled, and the wonderful
strength and unparalleled security Of the
which practice In 1t on q large
scale and with scientific precision has been
all will look eagerly for far
more general diffusion ofIts benefits.
DoNCAgTRR
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THE INSURANCE SITUATION

is more complicated. The fire insurance
business is conducted at an almost uni
versal loss at the low rates to which COM
petition has reduced premiums, and capi-
tai is rapidly going out oil It into other and
more profitable employment Doubtless
the business has been overdone, and
further Withdrawals Of capital and gen.
eral advance Of ratea will be necessary
before il can be regarded as prosperous.
But the prospect now is that these changes
will be rapidly completed. In life In
surance the situation is very different
The great companies which do almost all
Of this business are wholly independent
OF current activity, and would be perfect
ly solvent successful In the end II they
never had another APPLICANT for policy.
All their Obligations are provided for by
their present resources, aud they incur no
new ones until they have in hand the
means TO meet them. 1t appears that no
very important improvement in their
new business has hitherto been exper-
fenced, but this cannot long be delayed,
as the principal facts Of their present sttua.
ton will prove. The New York reports
show that in January, 1874, no less than
Sl7 ,0Sl policies were in force, while five
years later the number had shrunk to
6l2, S43. In 1874 there were about
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BALTIMORE, October 6-CAr7LE-Ge
allow; common grades HaHc of: offers un-
changed very best 6ASa5<e; first quality
4a4Hc; medium '2kaSXe; ordinary liza
2Hc; most sales at S4c. Receipts SAT- head;
sales 3,722 head.
HoGs-Trade good; prices improved, rang.
Ing from s to SIC. Receipts GAPS head.
SHEEP AND LANBs-Receipts $40 head.
Quotations: sheep, 3Ha4I<c; lambs Sai1c.
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RAILROAD BoSDs Strong and higher with
the largest transactions In Erie second new
consolidated, which rose 70 s5H, and the
funded fyes To Sax; Ohio & Mississippi
seconds rose per cent O.. @. I'll. Q, tlSts
snld nj TN
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SATURDAY. OCTOBER q, 1873.

Beginning At 10 o'clock A. NJ sell At public auction, to
the highest and best bidder al the trout doOr Of the
COurt House Of Ohio county, West Virginia, the fol-
lowing described real estate that 70 say: Lot sum
6errd ~ 10 the addition 10 tho Gty o. Wheeling,
West Virginia, 10 the First ward Of sid city, laid out
BY John Mcclure, Al Of which said addition Is re-
corded In aid CLERKS office In Deed book g. page S7U
said 9t fronts on the vest Gde Of thirty foot street.
has front or width said street Of thirty feet and
extends 9estEanllT uniform Width by par el lines
Une hundred aud tWenty-ulne feet 10 depth; being
the Slme proPsuy conveyed y the said Slmon llOi-
land BY John AeLure ana wife by deed dated the 9Th
day Of October, 1874, and Of record In said Clerks
Office, In Deed Book O., page 26V.
The tItt Is believed 70 be perfect, but will convey
o1ly the title vested Iu me by sud deed u trust.
TKRNs OF SALE-,Inr-lhlfd aud - much more A.
the purchaser may elect to pay eaSh Oh day Of aie
and tho balance In tWO equal insIAllments Il Ax and
twelve nonthS, with interest from day Of Gale; de-
leed lnstalmenn 70 be secured 10 the AtIaacton Of
the trustee. WILLIAM P. HUBBARD,
hs1 TIu.tea,
The above sale Is postponed Until SATURDAY,
October II, 1872, same hour and plAre
WlLLlAAP r. HUBBARD, Trustee.
W, II. HALLRR AuctlCpeeF, Cc6
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EIdnr MILLIoNs o. PANILlEs

in the country, and no one can imagine
that one-tenth OF these were larger pro-
portion OF the whole than needed this
protection against the removal by death
OF their principal support. But now the
number Of families In the country has in
creased TO not less than nine millions, and
II only the same proportion seek such pro-
lection as then held It, there must be no
less than $4,000 policies in force TO grant
II. Before this Is done, before the actual
present need OF life insurance can be as
fully supplied as It was before the bust
ness experienced the general depression
OF late years, more than 100000 new poll.
cies must be issued, involving obligations
OF a thousand millions Of dollars. It is as
certain as any future event can be that
these policies will be issued within o few
years TO come. But the business has been
turned inside out and thoroughly purged
OF the speculative and unstable enter
prises which were formerly Its reproach,
and the people have learned 10 select the
firm, trustworthy companies; and these
have the work to do. They already show
their appreciation Of 1t, and are preparing
for this magnificent extension OF their
beneAcent work. Thus the Oldest and
largest Of them, the Mutual Life Insur'
auce Company, Of this city, has Just pub
lished full account Of It's payments o.
claims for 1878, and finding that
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NV ORLEANS, October o. Cofee-Firm /;
Rio cargoes ordinary to prime l21faITc; job
bling 1Sal7Ac. MolaSseS-ho stock. Sugar
in good demand and fully lair at SIC;
yellow clarified sk. Rice DEMAND fair and
market firm; Louisiana ordinary 6a7kc.
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Truth and soberness.

What is the best family medicine in the
world to regulate the bowels, purify the
blood, remove costiveness and biliousness,
aid digestion and stimulate the whole sys-
tenn?
Truth and soberness compels us to an
sver, Hop Bitters, being pure, perfect and
harmless. See Truths" in another COL
umn. .4 .....
For sale by Lasghlin Bros. & Co., whole
sale druggists, Wheeling, West Virginia.
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THE COAL INDUSTRIES,

the story lies in a nutshell. The produc-
ton this year has been enormously in ex-
cess OF the demands, and the producers
are in trouble solely because Of the abund.
ance OF the supply, and the consequent
low prices. As the demand Is rapidly in.
creasing, and there is every prospect that,
within q year or two at most, it will over.
take the production, the great mintngcom-
panies are each unwilling to interrupt
their work or disminish their prospects Of
sharing in the improved market OF the
future, and while few Of them are now
earning their expenses and fixed charges
they are all confident that the time Of de-
preston Is nearly over. Hence the stocks
Of the companies are held at higher prices
than for several years, and are advancing
in the face OF their losses.
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CInclnnalI HOG lIarkel.

CINCINNATI, oetOber8.- Hogs-s Steady; com.
mon s. 00a3 IS: light s. Gus IS: packing s. IS
AS so; butchers S s0aS s.. Receipts, 1886
head shipments, 2l6 head.
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EEw ORLEANS, October 6.-Cotton-Firm /;
middling exc; net receipts 10, 5l7 bales; gross
1929; exports, Great Britain 3,0T0 bales;
France 3,475 bales,
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PROSPERITY AT HAND.
Promising Busienss Signs in the
Metropolis.
Broadway Once MIrs In lie Glory aud
Crowded with Shippers and Sight.
sssrs-sumethInu About Railroads,
Manufacturers, the Iron and
Coal Trades and 10.
suraRee.

Speci,I Correspondence Of the Washington Post.
New YoRE, September SO.-BroadwaY
Is q sort Of thermometer, measuring the
vital heat OF the business machinery
throughout the country. When Broad.
way is crowded and blocked from hour to
hour by the movements Of men and goods,
We may know that mercantile activity pre-.
walls fromthe Atlantic ocean to the Mis-
souri, river; that confidence prevails in the
strength and financial future Of the coun.
try, and that the United States are engag.
ed in lively struggle for the first place
among the nations in all the arts OF peace.
In this point Of view the throng and crush
Of Broadway throughout the month now
ending, which has exceeded anything
seen here for more than six years, is an
interesting object otstudy. The revival Of
trade, which began four months ago with
scattered symptoms OF improvement in
the increase Of building and Of few man
ufactures, and in the growing demand for
agricultural labor, hasspread from one in.
terest to another, until almost every de-
partment of business is represented on
this great central thoroughfare, from the
vast export houses near the lower piers OF
tho
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THE RATEs q PRENIuN

hitherto charged have invariably resulted
in an enormous surplus every year, to be
returned TO Its members, has made large
reduction OF these rates on all It's policies.
The demonstrations 1t make OF the absolute
safety Of It's business, even after the re-
duction, Is complete, and the payments
made during the recent era OF depression,
over and above the amounts It had con-
tracted to pay, are startling beyond pre-.
cedent. Thus, In very large number oil
cases, for every one Of which the name
and residence is given, the amount finally
paid on the policy Is far more than twice
as much as was originally insured, the
profits accommodating out Of the surplus be
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Financial and Commercial.
Money Easy Governments Firn-stscks
Buuyant
Flour Tending Upward-wheat Fsverlsh
and FluetuatInE- Provisions Higher.


NEW YoRE, October 0.-MoSEY-4A7 per
cent, closing at per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 6a8 per cent Sterling exchange weak
at y SIX; sight exchange u sSN
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trSna leaving Columbus at $50 ?. n. and $50 A. 4.
run daily. Through CheaEo expires IeaTeS Columhus
except Sunday At SO r. n, with sleeping en-
attached, arriVlngIn Chicago Al 7GO naxt morning.
n 81 sn b secured In advance at Union Depot
Pnll;nln'1 Palace Drawing Room Sleeping Car!
through Without change from StebenVIllO and Colum.
w % Cincinnati, Louisville, indianapolis and 81.
For through TirkeIG, BAeage Cheeks, Sleeping q,
accommodation, and any l0rfher information, apply
q JUS. y. BELLEVILLE, Ticket Agent Il Pa
handle Depot foot Of Eleventh GtreSt, on a OtT
'lStetumceI under Mcclure House, Wheeling.
D. ". CALDWELL
!. u. FELTON,, JR.,
". L. O'RRIEN,
dOn'i Pas. and TioiSt Agent Columbus, u.
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PHYSICIANS.
TRUSTEES SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE OF
Valuable Norm Whee!!nu Property,

By virtue Of deed Of trust made by Simon Holland
and Mary Jane, his vile, To the undersigned trustee
dated July "a 1874 and recorded 10 the Ofce VI thu
Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio county In Deed d
Trust Book No. I, page 80, shall on
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BETHESDA SPRINGS.


The following certificate by J. X. Glenn, OF
New York / ity, will bear peFusal We knew
him to be great sufferer, and was cured by
BethesdA. RICHARD DHNRAR.
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PROVERBS.

AsS lAA4SSASs
Sour stomach, bad breath, indigestion
land headache easily cured by Hop Biters g
Study Hop Bitten Books, use the Medi.
cline be wise healthy aud happy"
when life lisa drug, and you have ,et all
hope, try Hop Bitters."
kidney and urinary trouble Is universal
Iand the only safe and sure remedy il Hop
Bitters-rely on IT,"
"Hop Bitters does not exhaust an lies
troy but restores and makes new "
FAgue, BlliOusneSs, DrowsnOSS, Jaun.
dice, Hop Bitters removes easily"
BOils, PimpleS, Freckles, Rough skin,
Ieruptions, lmpur blood, Hop lIitters cure"
inactive Kidneys and Urinary CIganS
cause the worst Of diseases, and Hop BtterI
cures them ALL"
More health, sunshine and Joy In Hop
lBittsrs tan In all other remedies"
Hop Cough Cure and Pain Relief 10 the
10 W. best.
For sale by LAUGHLIS Bios & Co.,
Wholesale Druggists
se23TurSAW Wheeling, ". Va.
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SPLENDID SHOPPING PALACES

amid the residences Of rich citizens far up
the island, are fairly glowing with work
and excitement. Under these circum.
stances it becomes Interesting to inquire
whether the revival Of business is really
general, and what are the exceptions TO
the prevailing activity. The iron trade
was the first to show marked recovery;
then followed the manufacture of staple
goods; then the railroad system, and the
whole mass of internal commerce rallied
from its depression, under the stimulus Of
the abundan. crops and OF the demand Of
Europe for breadstufs; and, finally, the
value Of real estate OF almost every grade,
in country and city, began to feel the i'm.
pulse Of accommodating wealth and ofexcited
hope. In fact, there may be said to be
only two great national interests which
conspicuously lag behind in this general
business resurrection, the coal trade and
insurance. As for
, 1879-01-01

the stone Il need hr, and let every county in
The State have tts proportion Of that broken
stone In proportion to the arnount Of tnrcl each
cnunty pnys. think the litt1o additional
amount OF tax It woultt amount to for each
taxpayer would lie compensated for tcnfol,l,
Ior think that would sna',le every countv Il,
the State, In a very few ycara, to get good,
permanent roads leading to all The main sh!f,-
ping potnts, and enah1c the agricultural
products Of tho state to he got to market at
enough less expense In hauling to more than
compensate him for the little extra Stato tax
he would hnvc to pay; besides enabling him to
get ills pru3ncts 10 market a. any time in the
yrar when prices are good. Woulil It not bc
we'll for nome Of our lawmakers to consider
ibis matter. anu bring It before the Legtsntt,.s
the coming session. as It most asslre.lly il a
matter that Interests the whole peoplc Of tho
6tnte, and. think, m important matter that
ought to be d1scusectll Gool wa9pn-roaia
through tho country now 10 The next thing ot
Importance to the who1c people to the railroads.
NearlS every county 10 tic stato has 9oBr wild
Ia the matter Of subsidy 10 the different rail-
roads, and now why not employ the nhove
means OF making good waEon'roads through
the 6tatcf OBSERVER.
, 1879-01-01
ABOUT ROADS on THE PRAIRIE.

DAxv1LLs, ILL.,, Dec, 8o-As il II near tba
time for the aasembly:of our Lawmakers 1t ths
e'Ae c4plta!, ! aays thought few remarks
upon the subject Of making roads 1t, our ,ralrle
State might not oe OUT Of place, sna Win your
permission would like 10 mako fsx surre.-
lions through your columns. It ID fact val,
Known that tbs subject OF good roads or how To
nake them On tue prairie sotl IL somewaat Of a
paz1ie' lth also \ fAct that theJ esauos be-
made good without being comparatively exp&n.
size, aud 1t IL also = fact. with scarcely an az.
eepttoo to The rule, that there IL no mstestal on
our prairtes to mako good roada With. Hence I
hs'e thought ths following would te about shs
most feasible plan, and thInk about tho only
plan that will enable Illinois 10 get good wagon.
foads through the country, ylx.: Let our Leg
hiature saks the matter III hand and. ins.esI u
selling the Sonvlct labor Of the state pstsupeEs
g individuals, Y the desFilaent and to the sf.st
Others through the state, lce the sta,a
smploI a 81 the convict labor in
ooth the PentteuttaEfea Ia breaking rock
slltaoie toF uacsdtmfEiog our rqada
diso !st the hkAts own cars suitable, aud shlp
, 1879-01-01

elevate and ltberAilxe ths people, to make COM
inerce and trade stable, 10 aasert and defrnd
public nnl private honesty, and to avoid Whist,
EVER tn revolutionary in pofttI.s, sociology ar
finance. the South must 70 with the Eaet. 'lc-
spite it, acesashttnR telfasaertian, rather thon
join llnnds ~tth the Wcsi, whIch i. leaving the
ny OF etafcsmhnship, and p,ntlcrfnr that
eofiatca' primer which the East and the Southern
leaders mastered 4 quarter Ut century ago.
With the East tho South should 90, becaIso
there Is broader intelligence and higher know1-
c.'ge IN ths Eaat than in the Vest And II 1t be
Tho part OF wisdom 70 70 with the Eaat rather
tbatl With the West, tltc Democratic candidate
in 198o must be Senator Havartl, Of Delaware.
Butler, Lamar, Gordon. and flIll will gladly
eenppnrt hlM. The South will fnfal1ihiy efya
vote.
, 1879-01-01

Nto York C6fnnafrclal ARrffiistr {stfp.j.
Had tho Democratic "vietIng statesnlen,',
whoss business Ia Lou,slana. SOUTH Carolina,
Florida, ana Oregon Was to capture Eli Electoral
vote for Tllden, been successful, Mr., Perry
Smith would hare had tho Berlin, Paris, Lon
don. or any other mlsston in rllden's gilt; aud
. capital representative he would hayn made.
Smith would hare cntertalnrd like Triucc, apd
made svery American happy.
, 1879-01-01

0d1E1p6N1 tQ.l 9o1FHa3 1Rtp.l,
For downright ttnpudcnre the Democratic
party Of Ohio can heat thef world. After ell
gaGsnG In = campaign In behalf Of flat tnuney It
proposes TO celebrate, 1t Columbus, tho 18th Of
January It will 10 dlsgraeu to the Old l,ero.
II ha could secure an hours leayc OF absence
from tho totnb. aud take on neal, and bIuoi for
tho occasion, We sro certain l,e would appeur IN
the mldst OF these tellows who propose 10
shadow under hts rtngs, aud. t'Y onu t'iu1lder--
bast Of pure Democracy. SCATTER tl,etI n elerl.
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