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RtNRpiAL AaRNctEs.

In every large city there lS q board Of
health With p1wer more or less extended,
on officer having charge Of vital statistics,
sanitary and building inspectors, public
and private hospitals, free d~ispsnsatieS
where medicine IL prescribed, and from
which visiting physitiahs are sent out,and
ply slClane who are paid by the public 10
Welt the INDECENT sick. There are drug
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-20
IDson iIny Dary % rem ~ WoEla

IDeem itny DaGy % Tell tha WoRla
what Dr.. sWaYpSs Compound syrup
Of .Wud Cherry bNa done IN ms. !
bad Q Violent cough, night SYeats
sore throat great Weakness, with -
we're attacks Of hemoHhase, gave up
alhope0t recovery. lam now CURED,
Rsould and hearty man.
kDVGRD q. HAlnoN,
Engineer At sWeeney'a Pottery,
1884 Ridge Avenue, Philadelphia,
Over twenty-five years have elapsed 3
and ! still remain q healthy man.
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nv Ap-YERIIaEMEnIa.

FoR-RENT-THR DWELLING COR.
~ uER Buadghy and vtrEinaa gfaltl, gNl Nc
kpsaHsegy, containing tSlen ga teGma rs
100 Main GtEalt. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-20
COUAlY.

Tabular View Of MeF Horses, Cattle,
hheep. DuEs ana Personal Properly.
Returns Of Township Assessors In Bel.
mont county, Ohio, for 1881:
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MN

HERYEY-On Sun ~, Juns 10, 1881, at O'Clock
p. M at WsllIburT, WA, Rev, U. HERyET.
Funeral at the stone Church, Ohio county, on
Tuasday a~lteFnsop at2 O'Clock,
, 1881-04-26

HEALrH.CoMsuss,oSEn De WoLp advises
people to boil the water they use for drink
Ing purposes during tho next few days, This
advice Ia wise and ti,nnly. The wind has
been from the south during the past thirty
six or forty-sight hours atld has carried lAe
river water In the direction OF the crib. II
thoroughly boiled and then cooled with Ice,
the water will bo FREQ from any Injurious
properties; otherwise It may produce slick
ness. Tie temporary disturbance Of the
water near the crib llus aguIn suggested the
4cslrab!llty Of locating the crib further away.
but It Is not easy To see how Huch change
can be brought about. 1t will require sey.
oral millions, first md last, to establish
new system Of water-works, mud It will be
necessary to SECURE nh amendment to tho
State Constitution before a,ay lnore money
eau be borrowed by the City of Ch!cago.
This course will be resisted, alMi with good
reason; aud 1t will be almost impossible to
secure new works by lMealls OF current taxu.
tIon. We fear tbs people Of Chicago must
be content with the present wator system
for some years to come, aud take comfort
In tho reflection that 1t Is superior 10 tha
watur-supply Of most cities.
, 1881-04-26

4 DISPATCH las boon received from tho
Hon. ]. II. ropu, Acting Minister Of laail"nJa
md Canals In Canada, stntng that the Govorn-
mant has reduced the eanul tosls oil all third aud
fourth class nncnutnerntcd articles by noarly
twU.thirds. This reduction. they anticipate,
will have tho effect OF increasing tho trade
through tho cannls to auoh an extent that rs
much revenue will be resolved as formerly. Tho
Canadians arc tieternlned to spare neither effort
nor exprnsc 10 secure a good sharo Of tho West
ern produce trade, and We think they will sue
coed. THE Toronto ptoplc aro hostile to the re-
duotlou OF the canal tolls. The Gtnbe sayss
Tho tolls on tho WQllanu and St. Lawrence
u tho asoul ygar lssj tho rece!pta from tolls,
3.67, ,1Dt. woro slightly exceeded BY THO cxpena0
1T collection ana rcpalrs. $soS, IN: 1t tho press
INT re1uau9p OF tolls aGn0unts tn tho lEGteBate
70 una-b buff. ID Is ett!snAtuu. this Will IoavQ
burden Ut ubOut $l31, coy 4 year to bo paid by
taxWtton. ThIs WILL. OF coXrao, stu further i9-
crpnse the burden nj taxatoH. but tho nltehdy
henvsly taxed and struggling Provlntu IL W1!tll
10 boar 1t. for tho aAke f the on1ntneroa, and OK
nabts to profit by It. Whom tho fact Ii taken
into nccount thnt EAnarna chIals have tost hor
$kl h0M, Atld tAAs sba nus not no return from
them except tha eomlnarcU tley have brought
tho Province, sumo idoa Qf tho 9sttMAts eho
plHpea on this commerce may bo formed. Now
YOrk's canals paid for themselves long ago. yet
It 10 still proposed to tux them tor an tndel1lf
tlu1H.
, 1881-04-26

DlscpNTRNp See,ns to ba general and pro-
found IN CanAda, ard most uE It arises from a
feeling nt 0uvurntncnt oppression "Wo nro
governed tAu much" IL phrase at common
use now by Canadian uewspRpara aud speakers.
Strenuous e1arts huya fOr years boen made to
induce Immigration, but tho gain In this dl.
Fectton baA beeu tar moro than balanced BY emf
grafton. There arn tracts upon tEActs OF good
land unacoapIea III tho Dominion, yet there Is
an exodus Of farmers to the United atates. The
Toronto Glqbs Rtves tho foiowlnK roason;
Itcannot he 'eoneeulr.a-lt II no. use In con.
ccalux tho trntu-th1t many u our pcopIc
fhInk ita American Republic buttor thts 0ur
DnlnlnIpn. 1e1auaa Y Is \ republican country.
It hAa uharnl fnr them. ~ tho poor A1natl-
eau slAv8s usoll III witch tho norfhorn star when
aXhllly fur liberty prior TO }5ag, aEd wen1ed
fAoir way by ulro1ttuE routes 10 CRnkdM, VI tho
penpla of Hurope Aua Mnrlr. at aHr psoulo aro
attracted by the fnue, the glory. the free Inter
COURSE, vi they thlnk.-the {rae l!fo VI tho great
Republic. z. 80. =.
suoh expressions are pot confined to tho Mac.
kenzEe parsy. which IL out Of power, hut REe to
be found also In 1ouFna!s pomtnally supporting
the preaeat Ottawa Government, Tho American
booua has now lastsd two aud a half yeaFa, but
It haa NOT yns rraohed tho Dominion. and thore
is no prosneot ut : rsy1yl! of business soon, II
oyos, Thu ulaeaholderh OF Canada. bosldes be-
ing unreasonahly numerous And overpaIa, art
exempt fsum tnooua t4xsdou. While tbs ne-
chanIo. clerk. or anybody elae out OF oo3nla! 20"
sitioa IL faxed Oh nl} h1s @QQuQs over 3A0 yaar.
Ths Governor. 0easFsl NTH eslns5 Of &l8aoo0
and NUMEROUS NlloWkncteAO u tree from the &r'Q
, 1881-04-26

THE New Orleans Times, Democratic
rnpcr Of somewhat lthoral tendonclcs, says Ia
iate tasue: "lt 10 trAo that bot1e Of tho South
crn Senators, Ip thelr speechss during the de-
bate, ttcclated In favor OF fatr bsllot and =
tseo count, but It oannot be denied that there IL
t'rlnly.snotel ponvipuon In tho minds OF
very largo portion Ut tho Southern people that
the Democratic purity, which contains tho wealth
ana Intelligence Of tho South, ought to sNlo
whother 1t has majority Of tho votes or nor.
There is dcep.seated aversion to allowing
negsoes voice In public aSaiea. Of to allowing
meu uot natives to acquire political pFoml-
nence through tho aid OF negro votes" Tho
TinleS allo remarks TINS "There are toroes now
ut work which will destroy the political soidity
ct the South grsAt deal soonoE. TRAN Aahoue
and fsse uEe Ut the Federal patronaxe can
destroy Il. s1amlgFauqp, eduoatops and bual'
moss prosperity arc tho saomtes at ltouEbonlsm,
and are nlosu pnteut sxeoo.ss for wOrk,ng po'
lt!cal revolution In the South than all the
schemes which politicians eau couusct."
, 1881-04-26

rrt,rnnAN tlntntt st. pctcr8burg, Apftl
- 1nrnrms ,,,o Amnr,csn nnon,n thnt " lie hang.
.rsn ~, t,rohtoir rcooivca ono hnndrnt, lnsios for
,aisna answsnont h, thn banging of tho Nih,lIst
Ss,ahoniorf ..hnto ronn hros,c twtnc" what
,nrn,,,io t.',, - ,antnIrna IN ,t,osn fow vnrt,.
1,,t ~ I. ,n.s,on ona II dcncta tho true chnrnc-
,nr - = csr Krn..rhntofr" IN a n{crtv. Tho
,xora, ,ovsr tr,ht ri, I'm vl1nounas ~ feiss.a to
.nnd hnr s,htcnts o,thnr to Siberia m Into The
nthnr wnrid viii neatncas. dispatoh. au,! In ap.
cnrtn,,co with Tho rntcs of humanity uroyuilInT
In thnt Enunlrs In rofcronro to such Goycrnu,ent
in,sJncss 1nston,I NJ annlyitr one hundred
ia,hc. IA alt I'm anrruut ni!1cc7s. military md
etvtI ,xhn ~ .wfnal,nn md ,nhhInu tho r,ennlo.
s..,.,, s,.,n .,itt ~ Grura nnto ronstnnttnc.
s,ho.a conS,n, nroct,ccs nf rorrttnt1nn during
tha I,nsso.r"rkt,h wnr hnyo bocomo public
.o,rot, nna bo,, s.ho,a ,xrrds In Kussfa. lnstnad
, 1881-04-26
PUBLIC OPINION.

,HANtN
Syracuse J0trt1at l1tep.l: Ncceh1 Pals'
In this State has developed new p"'ltea' "Vu
on0&ature. Wo read In certain ltepub'lcaa ~
pcrs the tcrme, "hnlt-brceds," =" fcathcr'hcaas.
..wnhhlerr." .skIckoss," md "s;a}wasts," ar
pilea 10 mo!nueeh Aaa 's'esea's W t.!o .s ~ .,or
anparty.. Tho dfverslnns thus tnt'catea ap* r..
out Of differences over FntlorMl p.tn,srn's%ss y X
Whoever Teads representative pnpesa o. .hers ~
faetions, might rcAaonabty conci!i'!c taat t1es
IL greater hostility between the mo,e. "e
tiOnA than botW1Gn tho RepnbIlcil! hliM !.ins nsT
SsS not !, oare'ss I'll esa,tasls. a condition Oh parry
Boston Journal tRep.): Tho ultimate op
ject OF this war upon Mahone cnn easily w W. W..
derstood. Whateyur else thoy may i'roies:s,, :,m W.
Moreaas, Johastons, l,amptons, Dnsless. t''iA
and veata Ut tho sonato propose to keep Nv
South solid during the noxt four years W W.
tactics by which they hayo rctaineti toeit ~. -
tendency during tho past four ycars-l,ams,1}a II
The tstFsostn of aativo whites wn3 ,no eiSnIIta eiSInIta
III ,, s1,mor, Trs,'ns upn shs
su ~ NV ~ "GGlutt ~ nttar a SS"rss nvima pructleaH
s.ns.t , ,in 49, ,'v.',,,"nt III rio greater
nhstk .,.,,s. OF tne s.son sUa'u' eu's p'e'o'' "
Cincinnati. Commercial {Rep,}: Judesa
Honettsoa represents nePeo!!ea"a ta,- ~ {nccs 10
who do not ta!! down and turn the't '"~ '. ,bs
Utica tho tsrss thing each morning u wa ~.
daty OF tho President to recognize all tne ',. ~
fairly. OF couFae Ar' Coakilng Is isFna a",r,nus.
Il. He always itr!tated apoMHs poe.,H,ee cnatest
and does not appfuav the pu6ilc l;sshfsMy ,y, vao
bUllevo this IL tho fault OF Mr. Cnns'.Mtn s,tn !hs
y Httempting TO arrnngo consn1ravS ,n,,sss II
Iholr States II they Will help hln to t'as' @ pns.
| York. The thing TO do would be fur tne ,sfars
det 10 withdrew it eNce ali nan|',atota'a taas 9st pa
, 1881-04-26
THE pauaaEn WINES OF FRANCE.

just now the people OF Trance a1a mortified
by supposed revelations Of the danRers ro-
sultrng from the uBe .pf American pork. A
letter we published 4 fow days ago from all
American lit France states that the effort to
prejudice the people against American pork
extends even to ringing bolls through tho VIII
laees giving warning against American hog
meat IN all its forms.
Jastnow comes revelation Of how william
ously and atroclqusIy the American people
ayo rubbed md pli.naercd under tho pretenso
Of sn]lu,x them French wines.
Tho Consular agents Of tho United States
In France have boon collecting tho !ntnrma-
tlop. and have laid before onr Government
nil tho details OF the proceedings, BY which
the most extensive frauds have been co,n-
,nlttyd upon this country In the in after Of
druReed and pp!sonstl wines md brandles.
Franco has bean in tho past the great pro.
tlucer OF wines, but of late years the ptyllox
era has committed the widest ravages and
destroyed tha once great Vineyards Of
France. Tho deficiency III tho production
has been supplted By millions Ut gall
Ions OF wins mode tn Spain, llungary,
Turkey, mud Algiers, brought into France
md there mtxed and doctored, water
cd and dragged, until! It assumes tho
appearance and taste Of French wines, and as
sucl, Ii exported, especially to the Unitsd
States, To show haw completely France l,as
changed from being Tho producer Of French
wlnos to moro manufacturer Of w!ncs--and
| lin nreso,,t vines Of Franco bear about tho
| sains relation to real French w!nas TINT cleo.
MARGARINE bcars to rea! butter-lt Is only nec-
, 1881-04-26

TnE political and Religious bill of faith
which tho Socialists ot Germany ludorso md ad-
hero to Is best explained By M oxtrnct from, q
speech delivered In tho ReichstnR during the
debate m pisnsrcA's Accident Insurance bill
by Mr. Bebol, ons ot tho leadlng Socialists Of
GBrmMny. Mr.. BoGel said: =,
When It. Is eIuimad. for thls bill that the
doctrines It G1ltA!ns arc hnsed upon states
iien which Ia tho offspring nf Chrlattun tunrNlity.
then l deny It.. The modern Btnte's tden re.
crIyes its political importasice and expression
from tho great French Revolution. aud that this
revolution ehund ho tho uffAprln9 nf, or clnAnnto
from, Christian morality, the Ksntlhman nt tho
Centre, a8 wolf na lnuny other metnbers uf tho
House, will Violently ttGily. Chr!st!IN morality
yes, Christianity Itself-hA4 n0thtnE to du md
nothing In ct,.nn,Ou With tho modern Suites
iiyu; III the contrary, the ntter etnitds In drGQt
opposition to tho fortnor. Tho lnodern stntNs
idel represents freedom for NIL; Christianity
ttVr4 nat srcuYntze the dDotrino OF universal
IrcctOln. Thu lnpdern Stnte's idea protects tho
Worklngrnnn, tho thnnKht. OF tho tndIv!duni.
sciences, otc Christianity fights them MI. OF
otl,or thugs pr,lye' Working and praynR stand
In dinuic,rlei,t opposition r1 cach Uther.. No
notuAl progress and enlightenment haa eyer boen
obtained Without enc04utQrlnG tho opposition uf
tho Church.
Church and Stnto should bp kept separate,
but pentT OF Christianity mixed with tho States
idea will do no harm, eyen 1t tho mixture
should do nothing u,ore than prevent horrible
murders and assaslnMt1ons.
, 1881-04-26

4 HEBREW citizen OF indianapolis, Ind,
sout m elaborate bnskpt OF iiowors tn tts ~
ond Presbyterian Church In TINT city lnst BuH,
tlay, bearing a card dcoarInE thnt 1t was i,
token OF respect for the lbcsnt sentiment Ia,
characterized the disoourso delivered by II.
l,cv. Wlliam A Dartlott Upon tho Jewish oueh
ton on d previous day."
, 1881-04-26

A nl1.L IL In progress ut passage through
tho Massachusetts Legislature looking to re9u-
lnuon ot tho liquor truIllo, aud u mn exception
to the crude and iIsuancalyed measures pro-
posed In perhaps majority pt tho sts1Rs. An
fAstssp sxchAnRe aeys;
The blll In question proYtdes that before a
salqQQ "a ppepqd Tor th1 sAle Of nQUog taa foR-
, 1881-04-26

TINT therefore tIghtens itself al! tho morooa the
poor mans catn.nas. With q population of less
than tho State OF Now york, CANADA hAs Hovcn
local Unvarantt. Lieutenant. Governors CabI-
not4. and Lcg[eintIres, besldca tho General Cor"
ornment. Looking aorosa tho limo frnni auoh a
condition Of affairs, Canadians naturally soe
lIts!u in oar politics that BY contrast 10 not at
leABt better thNn thofrs.
, 1881-04-26

and IL not uaett In France except for man,-
featuring pafposes. The Vlco-Consnl Mt
Bordeaux expla!ns tile usea which the
French Importers make Of Il. Tia says:
Tho wiuu produced In thss Department y not
eMs r'es tne'dsap IL Y1sp'o ovcn @ Tsaes ind the ehsan
wires fr,nt the tounsrlcs n,ontoncd evidently
onatts s u hcrs s a1,d ara sott fot consumption in
France, Or arc exported to ushnt countries ~
st tho nan'o Of i1rSsx r.,c w!,'Gs, "ltSs ~ snS W.
porleaux cheap wL1c oxpnftnrs, who ,n,,... NIX.
a. aayur, sot end porf.ns ,,ft sn1,G: aaa!ns n1s
douIt. and even sa's ttens. What Il called here
10 tho @ soath Xmcriean hep,hict "a q tts
United states ts generally Tlxcd a1'o "aocsoro.a
81 s s na: E soss fhS Sn
are s'S iseaasse .sssS % L S"ppeSs thst
ytom Apain containing fuseh[nc % other .langcr-
Hpuso 1 aathorises. Jut It i diaieul say how
much csoHpcs thnir attention. Thoro aro tarEo
snana'iaotafc sn @ IL tr'rxs.a wSieh j. sa!i i
10 very prolItablo business and has enriched
many q the.o manu- taotarr l. 's !possho 1S.s x!.
DIS i employed s i.ir tho manufao!Nrlna q these
uheap winss. Vino ts fr9anentiy inyoiscd 81 ,, ns
tcs), md tho cht,npest pliro nVrdenut VINO costs
ii least eW francs Tho t,n -four ea:ks9 o. Pipe:
~ m u o s.e a bSsss ao"o
ire at 4 colt of at IelEst tivo frnncs; you cas,
thers!nru soc whht slight margin Is LETT for
the l'q.its soatainod 10 tloa9 9 1tt,es s,ta ~ocn
"',r" ~. ~. w ~ .S.,..a,,,os .o,tr,hutax thc
.u,,".,,s. "o ss, I.,.a.:s,t,,r -. ,,aro aranr.
'' 4"n, ~, ,ha .,mnnt,s a. whst i, termed here
ortlinnry wino auoana0d TOT tho year ism to 49,,
tS trss rs ,csr sonT 41 oSt tn rtt s1ant 9 M59ths
which le$} - eoo ire,a Italy II! and a,;n;S|a lt; @ss
higher figure than tne imports. at le;; to infer
lnt iost OF ano ,ha wn +, tor ,,,,rn st,tc ,r
S mIxa NJ VIZ Fecas wns "a as Frcsh Wines ot
all Sl"sses. - xu...
The American representative ut Nantes
thus describes inc process py w'''cn fls'e. s a,,
| wines" ara now produced III France, ana hIo
thence sold to tho Americans. liz says:
Ycty larre quantities q o9sAp SinG I "r9 rort I'm.
ported Iso sh!s DISTRICT ~ From 1n'y sp4n "
making what ie caliea hraeax x, Imo
art'clu Is xefy thSk mo an4t lor ~ ot,,
rho yrcater part of 4 comes fro.n Italy, bnt q
considerable quantity Which y sn'p@pe't @ a,n. lFom
that gnYntry 81 nnpEaria', E origin "n pa.sesi
thSt i iSc n'ethod q ompleyed hsro tor milking tho
inlsc Is !" O. m'p1.e .no ,sses sni;ng I
aallpns, with the co;nion whto wing pro914a.coa 4.n
esx wy Tho raslsax mxturs i iaose IN lie
ported rs "Bordcaux "lae''
IT, Dat. +,,u. ,irns nuothars branch of tha
WIS s'.u5 ...,. 's,.s"".,,ra - ,yf,,.s soId
ss .s ~ ,sa,re. - ,ho cI,ot.,st
.,ass .."aa"s. r,.ss " s.,,.,e,' '."''s
0,m"su n '.' -. .oe =, ,a1a ~, ,,o,, ., m, M, or
aIuSSoG Of 6 hcc;ottres hciuw tue average t,f tho
lust ton $ears Te 9,innHl y 1 oSnsInpm1n IN III ~
!Ma2 - 81 AaM - ~ -, ~ ~ ,,ss
, 1881-04-26

THE Petersburg WAY Insicr-4ippoL
while In no scnse sustaining or npproyna ~,
COURSE OF senntor tlahnnc, seMslhly Gays tar
tho couduot OF tho Democratic Senators III ~
fuslug to patr with him Is not only rcprchea..,
bly, Ytndlctlve, but m impoilt!c and chilli,
means OF expressing chugrln and dlsappolpt,
rnCnt
, 1881-04-26
BTAR ROUTE "ExrEp1T1Na."

~
contained very interesting table showing
Mr.. Assistant Tostlnaster.G General Brnt!y's
ncncrous treatment of tic ngcnts Of ninety
three star post routes. These routes cot,'
s,ttute almost exactly pcr cent Of the aEgrc-
cato Of post routes, the who!o number belnx
O,ean Hut Of the total appropriation Of
81, ooo, 900 for the stnr-ronte serylce, under
Tho Ingenious nnnipulatton Of Mr. Drady the
contractors on per cent OF the routes
pocketed nearly one.half-ssaa, sos, ,al4. The
aggregate OF tho original lettings" in 1873
Of these ntuety-thrce routes was So7, Ill.,
Tha Increase to Jan. l. 1850, by "expettitlng"
was s., on, ,093. It Is evident that ex-rresi-
dent Hayes was, during his term Of office, NJ,
exceedingly u,,suspiclDus individual, or ho
would havo taken Mr. nrady's official head
oil on general principles, on the grouil that
l,e must be an incompetent. spe1Mltflrift, or
rnscal. 1Ioworer, let that pass. The table
of the famous ninety-three star routes IS
worthy more careful exaMtrat1oh anu
analysis. This analysis will show that
the list Of prime "favorlts :" among
the star-route contractors Is much SMALL
ct than appears on casual examsna-
tion- Hurc Is what tt actually shows: ]. H.
prlce 1iad stx routes md got s'ie'b bao OF the
"expeiitlng" mnlley. J. II. Miner Ind eight
routes md got Slsa,2s7. J. II. Peck had nine
routes and got S9oi,cas. J. W. Dorsey hau
ulgllt routes and got sl3ss, 7oa ]. W. Parker
had seven routes and got S2oo+a20. O. j.
Salisbury had six routes alld got S13a.osa. c.
| ". Foster ind five routes and got Se3,3ot. T.
A. McDevitt Ind iise routes antl got sea'sll.
, 1881-04-26
An EXPLANATION WH10H FAILS 10 Ex-
PLAIN.

the Repnbllcan members OF the United states
ocna1c 10 furnish 70 Ae pnol'c somo 1ast.n-
catfon, or NJ loAst soma explanation, OF Inc
continued refusal to net upon ple isxecMuie
appoihtmenta netose INSISTING hpon tao ia'.ae
enoft 10 eject NOW ottlcefs lof tha aenate.
WIN tne oest disposition IN tha worla 70 hlo
lne Republican majority tlhclad'ne the wee"
ffesiachts vote) 70 optain contro' o1 me oeh'
ntoflal Offices ana hkewiso 10 promote Inc
hsocsal or rant'-boHfoon movement ~ WI"
gi'''a and other Southern statcs' IhE ,in'h-
uSE mas nceh Unable 10 discover NOW Inc IT,
1usa! 10 net on tho fteslacnts appointments
was to serve either OF these pafp'ses' ana Inc
Hopnh'lcan senators nave neon s'n9"laIiy
reserved on INC suo]cc. AZ iast 0eh"'os
hcI'oR9, OF LOUISIANA mas undertaken 70
throw some light OIL INC sitnauol' IN oena't
OF tno kepapl,c"ns' aha 1hcif tneosS o. tac
acadlocS WILL oe ioahd IN Ho san1osneo e1-
tfacs from aEf interview WIN he'logR:
cu n; sat sao fn,s W. acr
1rc clcutctj. tho Democrats wn, undoubtedly
a. non'e ninkias Il impossfn!e e ssorSnnzo m taG
trWmph for tic Democrats, Of tho minority over
eh9 minority: NOV: th.s Is net rtEaf; Ihs Ne.
tho verY lit. fh1y 10. liz Indepcn!ont u,nyr.
tnant. ri wh!eh be 4 ihe i, lsat!er VIII ssaumg e. %
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bc!eyu hc will 10 abo TO carry virg!nl1- shn.Ml
1n',rl,r via ,y nH h" chrcps y nnt kied
"AsslinlnR that thu Democrats Ave In and the
enns ~ - ~ "nat % ,,r o,nt thar
arc dcfcntcl Out and our so badly that tho south
wi'l DC ',g laater r.. s1 Many 2, hno s.i', Sose
losc snntr,'i al tho south. With this idea ihere
is little probability Of thor ,lo!n9 & ~ II The NJ.
',n.itc. ~ ,nv s,nfn nn.f tntnk il vii III wal
, 1881-04-26
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

n,cetin9 ths Tuosdsy evcnne it their Hail. Il
MonEao-st The ftsseEnli} cordially t tnrttG.!.
, 1881-04-26
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proprtetors, and relief 10 the overcrowded
districts. lie said tie bill would not injure
the landlords, and would benefit tho tenants.
, 1881-04-26

Entered At tn Post-oaee at Ohfcago Ill., AZ seeond.
Cfa1s Matter.
For tho bauent Of our patrons who dcslFe 70 scnd
gtnelo coptea OF THE TRIBUNE through Tho mnil, We
live horcw|,t tho transient rAto Of postage.
ppmfsttt. Pr CorpL
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ttytAtn Page Paper. cenkc
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TnI CHICAGO TNtnrSE has ostAhlsnhed branch
sccs for the receipt Of subscriptions and ndvoft!eo-
u1enta ~ fo1tnwt:
NEW yuNK--Roona . Tribune building. FIT. Nc
NnnHk, M&nAFrs
GLA10Ow. ecnt1aud-Atlan's American Nors
hEency, n Nentisid-at
LONDON, EnR-Amdrcnn Exchange, ~ Strand.
aEsnY r. tsiti.rn, Agent.
,WAHMlN1TltS. b. C.-lat9 street.
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Aa1UsEsIENrs.
noa1ey'a Theatre.
Randolph stzeat, botmoen CLARK md L. Salte. "Ay
GerAldtua."
KoV1ckcr's Theatre.
Nadfeon ptrest batwasn etA&a snd p4srtoEu4
"Ona Nundfed Wly9a.n
Ernnh 0rtrnsf1nMke-
rtArh ttrAbt, orpnstt new Cnuet<f1ouSs. EnKn9e-
nene OF tho Boston idesl Opera Company "Tho
Bells Of Cornevilta"
Hnverfyss Theafrs.
rerTtorn street, corner Of Monroe Minstrel Gu
tattdtnrnent
OIynpic Theatre.
S1aft etresk betwsan Lake and Randolph. En-
e1geuent Of sna!hakora Combination. Variety en-
tstaluncRt.
Academy Of Music.
.Bslatsd st1eet. ueas Madison, West sldn. Variety
entertainment
, 1881-04-26

HnverfyTs Thfnfrs.
rerTNosn Btreet, corner Of Monroe. Minstrel Gu
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-03-12

NEW CARPET STORE. We take
pleasure in announcing to the citi-
zens of this and adjoining counties,
that we are having on addition of
about twenty feet put to our room,
which will make it about sixty
five feet deep. The new addition
we will fill with Carpets, Oil Cloths
and Mattings. We expect to have
our stock ready and on sale by the
2lst of March. Don't fail to wait
for this new stock, and ge. a cheap
Carpet. Thanking you for past
favors, we are very respectfully,
EMMERT & FIERY.