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Three Hundred People Supposed
to Have Been Lost In the
Holocaust.
The Great Ceremony Of Canonization
Yesterday in the Vatican at
Rome.
yt,a Moro Lnnd Commissioners Added
TO tho Force OF Judges In
ireland.
Extraordinary Personal Animosities at Ber-
liu-Four New Immortals at Paris
Ths Russians on Arthur.


n LILA AkI In oAk4tons
FIRST DISPATCH.
VIENNA, Dec. $3.50 p. m.-Tho Ring
Theatre, formerly tho Comic Opora-uouse.
where saruh Dernlarslt recently performed.
took fire at tonight, just before tho begin
1tng Of the opera lies Comics dc Ilotl-
rann."
The fire yns caused by tho full of lamp
On tho stage.
The house was tolcrnb1y full, and tho loss
Of life IS great.
Up to tho present time
SEVENTY HOBBIES
haye been recovered.
Many porsors were Injured.
Sixty were saved by lnuanB Of ladders and
byjumping into clothes held below.
Tho greatest efforts wcrn made to snve life.
The accne was terrible, tho fumes shooting
Up tlroug!l tho roof and eventually quitting
tho entire building
SECOND DISPATCH.
VIENNA, Dec. Sill u. 1tl.-0ne hundred
and fosty-ilye bodies havo been brought out
Of the theatre.
The dead therein arc still numerous.
Many bodies were consumed In the gal-
lcrles and other elevated parts Of tlo huild-
ing.
THE CHEF CAUSE
Of tho catastrophe wnstllat, III tho confusion,
tho Iron portion separating the stage from
the auditorium wis pot lowered. Thousands
Of people assembled III tile neighborlng
Streets where they could hear
THE CluEs or AGONY
oftha people at the windows Of the theatre
praying to be snvetl.
The rap!dity Of the flames prevented tho
people from takIng advantage Of the ordi-
nary exits.
Only small portion of tho audience saved
themselves by lcaping from tho windows,
three stories high. lnio cloths held below.
THIRD DISPATCH.
VIENNA, Dec. 8-MEdnight.-Tho taking
out OF bodies from tho theatre continues. It
hest'mated tint 800 persons perlshed.
1some bodies ,Sero fearfuily dIs1gused.
Several persons were injured In sprlnging
1Fom the windows OF the tho thoatre.
AMONG THE MISSING
are Herr Fife, Court Musical Director, and
Herr Hel!nsessperger.
Noat Of tue bodies Identified up to tho pres
ent time arc those of tradesmen and minor
officials.
W tho spreading Of the news Of the disas.
e's the performances at other theatres wcro
atooped.
F0uIETIr DIarATCu. .
VIENNA, Dec. OIL q. nl.--It Is estimated
laa1 TIC audience In the theatro numbered
A""' Many persons wcre tramplcd to death
u Tie panic which ensuod.
Assooh as tho fire was seen there was an
explosion Of gus, and the audience wcre
plunged In darkness
, 1881-12-09
ITALY.


MASLlNtS AFEEEHs
ROME, Dec. S.-UNoiIlctal summaries of
tic speech ut Manclni, Minister Ut Foreign
Affairs, show Tint he rei'cctetl severely OF,
tho co,,.luct Of France III Tunls us unjust l.,
1lnly. France, ho aa!dt hui stated tmt tho
occnpnt!on Ut Tunis would hot l,u perlna-
lle'lt, hut li! not say how long 1t wn,,!lt Inst.
Tho Iiniise eytlccu sympathy with thcso
structures.
THE CEREMONY OF cASoNlzArtoy
OF Labre, DO isusit, Laurent, and Claire
tnnk rlnee totlny according to pr0gra,f.
Groups of people assembled rs cnrly It's Ii,
tic luorilnE Mt points wherever It was
thought possible to obtain Il viuw Ut the rrt-
ccsslon. Tho weather was splendid, dtld t'e
proceedings without n,,y unt0war,i Incident.
Tickcthn1.lors were clnsely scrliinizcd bc-
fOro being grantcd admission. Tic lall III
which the ceremony tn0k plucc wns crowd
cd, atld several ecctesiasttcs falntetl.
THE ror,:
entered In great pomp, burma Upon the sedia
Eeslatorln. 1fD was preceded bya procession
Of e5o dtEnatRrlrs, Including Cardinals, l'atrl
arcais, Gtc. After tho crfcuully tho city bells
weru ru1ig. The pope celebrated tnass Ills
r0fce was very feeblp, mid llo constantly IT,
qulrctl the suppnrt OF his assistants. lie
subsequently delivered llonity OF, tho part
plnyesl III the wnrId by holy persO.ls WIN llnd
since Joined tic communion ut saints. 1lc
sn!d ho was reloIcctl iii ie midst Ut his trb-
uIalio1s t0 Ge able to augment tic number of
tho elect who i,tercctLei With the Almighty
for Tie Church and soyiety. Ilcgrot WIS gen
orally expressed that tho proceedings weru
not held In the basiltcA Of st, 1'ctrr's itself,
oven II It Ind bcc' necessary to closG tic
otiter doors, iusteal Ut III the :lall nbovo Tic
Unfit
, 1881-12-09
BUSINESS NOTICES.


The physiological rojuvenator Of tt1s organic
system, Alld s.eeittu euro for fu,potenoy, ster-
illty. suIltnal w0aknrss, lDss 0f ulomorY, ncFy-
ylituttututt remedy for dyypapslu and neuralgia
BY supplying n9rve And brnln power. 6cAt by
mai! prepA!l, II per boz; for Is. Pamphlets
mailed free. VAii HohAAnk. Stevenson 4 Ct,.. VI
and o. Lakc streat. Chip4xo, ILL.,. axeats, and for
B4iu by Nil druggists.
, 1881-12-09

N0tM.tS1.A BACKS nnWSs
VIENNA, Dec. 6.-rlM lsouHaniall Minister
hero l!ns assured tic FnreEl! Otl!ce that tic
l,ount1.ll'an Government greatly regrets tho
Interpretation given King Charles speech ut
tho opening OF tlse IlusIua'Eai! Parliament.
Ilu protturud satisfactory explanations Of
certain passages.
, 1881-12-09

x = x " -
THE T'fT1ktfH T}3tE1

THE TURKS AT.ARsEKD..
TR1roIr, Dec. Intelligence Is received
hero TINT strong French column is ap.
proaching tho frontier III pursuttuf Tunlsiull
Insurgents. "rhn Turkish commander IL dis.
patching troops to protect tic ftoutler.
, 1881-12-09

Arend's AeeE, lron, ana Wlue,. with
Cinohutln, tho standard nelIotnal tonic OF this
progressive uKe. II enrlohts ths blood. psufupt.
improves digestion, oio. Result; a round for. d,
bright Dyes, happy 4tate 0t mind. ArunA'a drug
store, uUrn9r Maulsuu 8lreot Aud Fifth avenue.
, 1881-12-09
II. &. Waite. ut boone, In.

1tSV0tEH
DoOSE. H., Dec. 8.-r. q. Wailc. Il carpenter,
about 60 ycArs OF aGe. WINS found dGad In bed ut
the house Of n furnlcr cast Ut this city ibis
1Nurl,!ng. IIg had not bcen III. und nlan who
aept with HIN III the gnHlG bttl WIS f,ut awArr ut
Mntte'4 loath until hp attempted To nw,lken
hn,. Thu cltuse Of death wus u1,opIexy OF lbe
heart.
, 1881-12-09

Fatinre Of Cigar Manufacturer.
ALLENTOWN. Pa. Dec. 8.-Fcidman h .Bohur.
man, cigar manufacturers, failed. Liabilities,
$4,000; assets. $25,0U.
, 1881-12-09

Patrick OH tret, Of Decutur, Ill.
itsetut DuSafes 10 1hs Ch,eauo TtsnuMe-
DECArun, ILL.,, Dee. s.-1'Atrlck O'IlHrc11, ngcd
~ yeura, ~ OLD reailunt Ut this county died this
morning. I1e leAvts several grown children.
, 1881-12-09
3lrn. John Reeves, Of Putnam County,
ln&lfAlul.

:2setai Dtspateh to Iht chted7t T.thEt:.
GnEEScAsTIr, InI.. Dec e.-Mrs John ilecves,
one or tue nucl mothers Of putuam County,
died Inst ulght at htr hothe. turiy-tive tnitea
uurth Ut this city,. She wis tnuthur Of lnrGu
fnmtly Ut Children, ait pf whuu nro highly re-
BpGctu1le fuGlor3 OF 6ucIeIy.
, 1881-12-09

Asout thIs tttno t)An R1t ntI MI tho way through
hnfnrcntIy: At my rntg. hn went I'll his lawyer
anil hAh tho Gntnpany onjnlned frhtn emitting
"if hIsgH3. Thoru tho matter rests fur tho pres.
, 1881-12-09

EaEtGit tHl5 plVptseu 'tAi"e*'VA VI "'tSt""'
SMELLING.
An ArttIlcry.Ducl During "tho Late
UnplcnAAMtneh.."
From 'ry 1 S'ii: Il 'i,:<:f mSf':';fs: II ssos. 0'a"s'
TlIe IEch arc ltl good eptrifB and ni! ready for
Tho rrny, but rs tho day woara on without fur
thor developments nrms arc stacked, and we
begin tn rotln abont tho hills: somv arr writing
letters ho1c, sumo sleeping, sonlc oven tlehnK
III Eltttu ffvt,et thAt runs uy tis. when eUwasd
j O'Clock In tho aftcedoon. and nil Ut II sudden.
tho anutny opens tire ou lis with eulute Of thrco
shuis fired In rnpil succession. nut quito into
our ratIks, but ltIo u tho lett Ut us ut,ti see
oynr whero tho Furty.sccond lies. To Our left.
como three strctrhrrs going BY TN II lively trOt
to tho seAr; for "tho bail Is opening, buys" md
WI nro Under lire for the tsst tltnc. wish
could convey to tho rulIara 0f 81. Nich0lda
Boslu fnint i'1ca 1T tho noise nude By shell NJ
1t i1s.s shrIckin1 and screumfnY through tho air,
aud uf ttlat peculiar whirrux sound made by
thu Pieces nttcr thu snelt hAH burst overhead or
BY your Eide. So loud. hiRu- pitched slri1I, and
trrrI'c Is tho so't0d that otlo unacc,istou,ed to
1t would think ut first that tho very heavens
wcro bo!nR turn down about bis cars!
How aften hnvo laughed aud lH,tnt'ed at mr.
aelt whott thinking OF Tint first shcIiing We pot
.neso W LUG tiser' roI, up " 'aae '''ae, a"u
hau very poor' oia-1asn1onoa 'aea OF "aht
shrlt was like, having derived It Irububiy from
ncctn,,,ts of nfnues in tho Aiexfcau ,y,tr / hu,1
tjlDpHui II shctl WIS d bO,luw bull Uf jrUu, jlIlud
villa powder uud furnished with IL fuse, aud
thnt they tnrow 1t over inlu your rantts, aud
rturhssI in, t,ny,i"r ard tt,n sf;H,l burat md
kiilc,l II ,jI,z,.n G,rr f1r su-thut ie, if sutllp
yruftrest,In.. f.ilDw diin.t ruin lin and sutntI
Inn rI. tr lin r,Isn nfpTt, fn t,iser,|,ip thing
w..t,t ttii ii tIP ar ~ 9,n,ieai she'll shu0oI likn Il
1uie-l]ul viii, ritfrca IN tho putsulu TO lit tho
!, n,.rrmssion m, 1T th. nnintcd cid. hs,i tn
l,!ryl in lhr wUrlll. itut thut was tho sort uf
ihjur thew were t,rIuK at US uow-lIur.r.r-
hnI,91 lii iil3r.r.rNhnnTje
T,irowi,iv tuyarir ii,It M nv fuco while that
prnutl,i wI,ie Irnr thnt low wf,rrinv su1tud
Ilcnr by. which | fuoltshy tn,uKtuu To 10 tho
nttttHl IF 1, burnInv fltsp. hut which. on FniSiux
, 1881-12-09
EASTERN AFRICA.

THE l.t.nckA1'E or rEsln!NA SOUND.
I.oSDos, Drc, 6.-The Sullu, OF XnnzEbar
Inns sent tyuopa To nsstst Iii tho btuckadu Vt
PeM,bina Sul,id, wtcru Capt. Drownr'gg, Of
tho Drllisl! navy, was Killed.
, 1881-12-09

e4b tu $4,000 used Judlctously In
grltu icuIinG yields largo profits Rorpamphlct
nnd electric pen reports Wfatu to W. 7. boula Il
Co. itFakurst lM LR bAll9"st.. EhlcHKu.
, 1881-12-09

Arranging for tho Reorganization Of Tho
PaciItc tsatslt, Of ls0hlul,.
uosTpS, Dec. B.-Thcro IL little doubt Of tho
resumption Ut butiness by the FactHu n, tdonal
Dluk, With, however, AL cn.trc chunKr ct fsnaa-
axemunt. Wocks 5nys hu will bv ready with Ills
<,ajU01I tomorrow. Tue Directors und sinokh0l.
ers have subscribed their <l.0ll090, and $!aJ.0Jo
hAyp bccu rl!scd uu $J53,0U nj lobts aassed by
thb Examiner Us " bAl'' Au assessment Of ltD
per ceut Will snon bo aovoI by C0ntrullcr Knox
uron tho stockholders. at 4 ucut!ng VI the
Directors nf tho CuntrAl ind I'.clau Uslnks this
AFTERNOON tho following pun III connection with
th!s llsscsslnant WIS nsuptot; Tine uitlon-dollar
syndicate mentioned Abuse will tnko thu stock
ulll Aaslltlo tho Asscssrncnt Of A!l WIN uuaGo
ur unwilling 10 p4y. atld Elyn such sttcktullrIs
tD riuht tU retitTchubc TT tho gt'.l Of eighteen
months III tue bAsts nl tho tuV pur cent stssess.
1lcnt. The committee IN behalf Ut thu bank
appuluted BY tho nreltars went u Washing
ton this evGn.lsK fnr thu purpnsn vi conferrtns
Wilh EuntEsIer klH,x III rcgurs tO Il PIln Of rg-
organization. TAe Executive liaarA Ut Mnna-
gers Df ths bAnk undur thu rcurginixnt0n IL
Substantially Mrsungel. II ~ tenrncd that Cul.
NCbhhn iGuIll III n!s rxnntMl1uu ttlAt thrtu tilys
lctura tic suspullson President llcll,On insured
himself Tor fi5,DN anu hts snll 1ur $j.tpU. using
funds of the hunk IL pAy the policies, tho TX
gl,ae uu1nX th,lt tho insurance ctstNpMny thrtAt-
r1el to Withdraw Its lopostt II this Was nut
JUAC,
, 1881-12-09

Too lIucla Speculation Ia Wheat.
Spsetsl Dispatth tu 1hs Chtfaaa Irthgns.
GOSHEN, Ind, Dec. "a. W. Ilanta. n,er-
chaut Ut lIsItou, this County. suspended today.
, 1881-12-09

Liabilities. $4,000; assosts mt known. Tho
cause Of tho fntlure waa speculation iu wheat Mt
Toledo and Chicago.
, 1881-12-09
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
ptooklyn and Nice Outdone
at a Vienna The
atre.
two Thousand 7~""ons Shut
up u e
Building.
Panic Precipitated by the Dan
ger Of a Frightful
Death.
rhe Outbreak Of tho Flames Fol.
lowed by III Explosion
Of Gas.
t)ue Hundred and Forty-ave 0orpses
Taken Out Within Two
Hours.
Three Hundred People Supposed
to Have Been Lost in the
Holocaust.
The Great Ceremony Of Canonization
Yesterday in the Vatican at
Rome.
Ft4e Moro Lnnd Commissioners Added
to tho Force OF Judges III
ireland.
Extraordinary PERSONAL Animosities at Ber-
lu-Four New Immortals at Paris
Tha Russians on Arthur.
, 1881-12-09
YOUR
ATTENTION.!
Rousekeepers
Good Livers!

Who apprecinte this worlds b0un-
tiful supply Of the many good
things we llaye 10 offer WE'LL
FED PEOPLE for the coming
Holidays.
WHY NOT got your Grocer
les, Cllanpagnes, Still Wines.
Liquors, Ales, Apollinaris nntl
Hunyndl Jnn0s Waters, Pears,
Oranges, Dunnltas, Lemons, Nuts,
Figs, Nnisins, Plums. Cllrrants,
Prnnes, Preserves, MarmA1ndcs,
Canned Vegetables. Canned Fruits,
Flour, Hams, Teas, Cotfces, Su-
gars, otc., etc., ut
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-11-02
The Impertinence.

1t seems, after all, that the elm
pertinence" and "insult" contained
in the petitions to Council praying
the revocation of the violated
licenses, were not appropriated by
the City Fathers themselves, but
understood by them to have been
directed against the saloon-keepers
interested, and that these paternal
conservators of the honor of these
class-privileged gentlemen, who are
by law granted special franchises
not vouchsafed to citizens of COM
mon mortality, were but simply
indicating outraged honor in or
der to preserve the dignity of the
trade, by their action upon the petit
tions some weeks ago
We are forced to this view of the
case from the fact that at the very
next Council meeting, held last
week, these very same petitions
were held to be both pertinent and
eminently respectful, only the ac-
companying notice to the saloon
keepers, whose licenses the petition
ers prayed to be revoked had been
removed. This dastardly offense
and indignity against the honored
agents Of the Council in a flourish
ing business sought to be popular
lied and made respectable, had been
expunged, and now the intruding
petitions might be handled without
contamination.
And SO the documents were filed
and notice ordered to the saloon
keepers to appear at the next meet
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-11-02
THE FREEMAN.
wy W.
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 2, 1881.
Attention !!

The State Executive Committee
have caused this number of the
FREEMAN to be sent out to all the
Chairmen of County Executive
Committees, and to some others in
the various counties.
The attention of those receiv-
ing it as a sample copy is especially
invited to this notice: We charge
you first to neglect not for another
day the duty of circulating the Pc
titions in your counties. Blank pc
titions have been sent to every
county. If you need more, noti-
fly us and they will be forward
ed Immediately. Do not delay.
Now is the time to work.
Second-we urge upon you to do
all you can to increase the circula-
ton of the FREEMAN in every coun-
ty in the State. Its general circu-
lation will do more to stimulate
the cause of Temperance and Pro
hibition in West Virginia than any
other means. Notice what very
favorable terms the publishers are
offering, and endeavor to secure
some subscribers.
Third-send us some word as to
what you are doing in the cause.
If you are failing to circulate the
petitions sent out, please notify us,
that we may get some one to attend
to it.
Thanks to those who are so nobly
pushing the canvass.
DAVE D. JOHNSON,
Chairman State Tenn. Elk. Com.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-11-02

ing and show cause why their licen-
ses should not be revoked. And,
by the way, it was plainly indlca-
ted at this meeting, that the task of
Showing cause" was not likely to
prove Herculean one to a saloon
keeper of ordinary astuteness.
Following differences deducible
from expressions emanating from
different members of Council, the
"koz-show men" will doubtless take
the "cue" and come up prepared
with perfectly-satisfactory "exhi-
bition" when the curtain rings up.
A number of "kozes" will be put
forward in order till the hit" is
made.
Among those that will likely
meet with favorable reception, as
gathered from opinions of Council
men in advance, we might mention,
Didn't 60 to do it," "the Sunday
selling was in case of Sickness"
twas my bar-keeper did it,"
"won't do it no MORE" indeed,
indeed, Observation-Disclosures we
won't"-and so on.
The people will watch the ring
ing up of the curtains for the next
act in this tragico-comical farce of
the nineteenth century with alb
sorbing interest.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-11-02
Prof. Wade and Country Schools

A copy of Prof. A. L. Wade,s
book, "a Graduating System for
Country Schools sent us by tba
author, has been on our table for
days, patiently waiting our over.
crowded time for careful perusaI
and examination.
This truly remarkable book is
the work Of one of the w isest and
most enthusiastic educators of opr
own State, who has illustrated bv
his actual experience as County Sn.
perintendent Of Monongalia county
the practical value of all the book
suggests and explains.
The main idea is suggested by
the title, and the purpose of the
book is best set forth in the authors
preface:
"a glance at the plan and scope
Of this work may, perhaps, give the
reader a glimpse of some prominent
points in which it differs from all
other educational works. The
common branches are taken as 4
course of study, and all the plans
and appliances of higher schools
annual examination of oraduatinr
classes, granting diplomas, forming
alumni associations, and publish.
ing catalogues-are applied to coun-
try schools. x K i; Outside Of
the authors own work this book is
an embodiment of the best and
freshest educational thought of the
broadest and foremost educational
thinkers"
The plan thus given in outlines
fully expanded in the book, and
will amply repay the thoughtful
attention of all who are interested
in the vital subject of education.
A teacher of experience who has
given his close attention to
it's pages, says, BEG, borrow or buy
copy and learn for yourselves what
manner of man we have among us,
and what an opportunity is offered
our State, through him, of becom-
ing a leader in the great education
al reforms of the times"
The patrons and friends of our
excellent and justly popular schools
will surely not forego the opportu-
nifty of hearing the author Of this
work, speaking face to face with
them on the subject, wherein, most
of all. he delights to think, write
and speak. See notice of his free
Lecture next Tuesday evening, at
the Baptist Church.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-11-02

And now some Of our State ex-
changes, in view of the result of the
Ohio election, are unkindly asking
Bro. johnson whether he believes
that "Prohibition does prohibit
voters from sticking to their par
ty. If in the great State of ONO
the temperance party is not even
the "balance of power" we are I'M
able to imagine what hope there IS
of West Virginia. We pause Tor
reply WetzeI Messenger.
If any of Herod's country editors
were present at the crucifixion, they
were doubtless among that rabole
wagging their heads at the dying
Author Of the Christian religion
and could have been heard railing
at the Apostles ohthis wise; NOW
Bro. Peter, don't you see Christian
tv doesn't christianize, and thaI
your religion is a failure" ana
yet the Crucified One relgns anu
Christianity lives.
For the encouragement OF ou'
brother, who is pausing, we call MS
attention to the fact that IN " eS'
Virginia forty-two out of ffty-1o c,
counties already sustain Pr0hlo b.,
ton by popular sentiment Wnll i
Ohio is the worst beer-curseo'
whisky-enthralled State IN 'H'
Union.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-11-02
"License Prohibition" as Preach
ed by the Register Man.

A writer from Fairmont, in re-
cent number of the Wheeling Regis
ter, showed plainly by the head and
tail of his argument and all be-
tween, that he was most positively
"utterly utter" off, as it were.
In the first place, any one going
into the columns Of a newspaper
under the caption License Prohi-
bition," would be expected to tell
what he means, if he means any,
thing, and ought to write consis-
tency, if he doesn't write sense.
Some people haven't got any sense
to write, but anybody can be hon
est and consistent.
After reading the communica-
ton referred to, we were inevitably
driven to the conclusion that the
writer must have been intoxicated
with his subject, and that in his
befogged condition he got both the
head and tail of his article inverted
and was tryingto argue backwards
at something that he fancied was
coming at him in front.
Now if he had headed his letter
"Prohibit License" and signed him
self "Temperately Honest" instead
of "Honestly Temperate" his COM
munication might have been taken
as an awkward argument in favor
Of prohibition; but as it was, the
caption was nonsense, the letter
foolishness, and the signature a mis-
homer.
But we'll not ask our readers to
take our quadrant to measure the
arcs of these whisky comets appear
ing in the beer-clouded skies of the
Registers zodiac, and to take the di-
mansions of this flashing meteor,
we prefer that you use his own tale
for your yard-stick, So here it
comes, graduated in sections:
LICENSE PRoHIBITIo N-wHAT IT
MEANS IN WEST VIRGINIA.
Correspondence of the Register
EATRMONT OotObnr 10
The question Of prohibition in
this State is making considerable
noise What is it all about? Is it
for the good of the State or people ?
Not by considerable. The facts are
these: The dealingin liquors is not
quite so profitable as dealing in
shoddy clothing and smothered
hams was during the late war.
Now, to make it more profitable,
the druggists and their "kith and
kin" desire to confne the sale to a
few favored persons in each county,
SO that they can amass fortunes
Take the State over, and espe-
cially in those counties where there
is no license, and you will find that
two or three druggists are growing
rich by smuggling out a mean kind
of whisky at exorbitant prices. In
this place druggist will sell out a
barrel Of S1.20 whisky in a week, at
Is cents per pint, besides from ten
to twenty cases Of Wheeling Slop,
commonly called beer"
There, now, let's inspect the