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VInGiNIA IIoRRoRs.--C Charlottesville, Va,
March 24.-Thc Coroner's jury which has been
investigating for several days the facts regard
ing the murder of John o. Massey and wife
rendered verdict 70 day charging Lee and Jim
Rh .des with the crime jim. the chief party
to the horrible ced, rs still AT large
B /. Madison, former Sheriff of Aibemarle
County, cut his throat this morning. ai Ealles.
Vile
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FIRE At MISUNDERSTANDING South Caro-
lima Railway. March 24.-For the second a.
third lime within n short period MIR. + II. Hay.
OF this place. has sustanel serious losses by fire.
IN the night of the 22d inst. his mills gin and
my thousand feet OF lumber, abnu | 900 BUSH
els OF cotton seed together with all lis maclrin-
cry. were totally destroyed by fire Loss $4,000.
No insurance
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DEATH OF Col. ROBERT O. PooLE. Col. Rob-
ert e: Poole'lied at the residence of his SON
Mr. Giles Poole, in this city, last Thursday morn
ing, March 23, in the Sn,b year of his age. lie
haI oeen IN failing health for some time. but was
only confined TO his bed about six days by his
last illness.--S 1aytanburq Herald
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GtA. Two men, named Hamilton and Ma
lone, were arrested N Columbia on suspicsn of
being the parties who assaulted Mr.. Paul c..
Trenholm in Charleston. They are in Jail at
Charleston. MIR. Trenholm, has not fully recov.
cred his consciousness, but is ginning strength
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go mMUrILATiNG COLD Com, Y,--Philndelphia. March
IA man giving the name Of Eugene v. Clad
was arrested this evening at No. COS Arch street.
where he was found at work with lathe on n
number of reces Of gold coin. Ills plan was
10 take q SO gold piece, saw off the top so chat
me s.s milling was not disturbed. take out abou,
S2 40 Of gold from it, and then fll tbe On VI, -
with platinum and &c the pieces together again
Several pieces Of the muiiated coin were found
on bis person and in his room
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june Mobey. colored, the prestinc Radical
politician and ngita,or who represented Uni,n
5. c., in the State Senate dnrng the strawberry
and cream days of Raiicalism. has for some
time been stationed ut Lincolnton, North Caroli-
na, where he breaches to n large coored congre-
CATION. Notwithstanding that his citizenship is
therefore in North Carolina we observe nil the
same that he recently Represented Union in tho
recent gathering OF 'rhe brains of the parjy'
at Columbia. - Chester Ballciin
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ts1" In consequence of the bursting of hose
OF one of the air.brakes the East Tenn, Vir.
glnla and Georgia railroad, near Knoxville, last
Sundal morning, the passenger train was tele.
scoped by freight train, scaldng one man TO
death and demoshinu a Sl7.uOo palnce car
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COTTON SHIPMENTS. During the month of
February, 1882, 1888 bales Of cotton were
shipped from Chester. Total shipments aim
the lst of September, &c. $50 bales; 3, ,O59
more than for The corresponding period last
Chester Reporfer
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WHITAKER LAID on THE SHELF. .--Washing-
ton. March 2f.--The Secretary of War has is-
sued n special order discharging Cadet J. C.
Whitaker from the Military Academy on the
recommendation Of the Academic Board, be.
cause of deficiency in stndies
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GS1. Mr.. Nicholson has for sale one of the most
convenient wagons we have ever seen. Besides
the usual body it has a top body for hauling
leaves, hay or seed cotton, attached, and either
or both bodies can be taken off. We think it is
such wagon as every farmer needs
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N11" Next Friday will be Good Friday
and the Sunday following Easter Sunday, the
last day of the Lenten season
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GG1- At an election in Spartanburg last week
upon the question of appropriating $50, 900 for
m"cadamizing the streets, only votes were
cast against il.
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rs4- We have neither room or time this week
for an extended notice of Rolla Ryans great
performances on Wednesday and Thursday
nights. We will tell all about it next week
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nsEa- The great American. poet, Longfclow
died at his residence in Cambridge, Massaohu.
sets, last Friday
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gS8. The store and stock of goods belonging
to Messrs Foxworth & Whitehead, at Marion
c. H., WAS entirely destroyed by fire last Thurs
day night. Loss $4,000, insurance GOO.
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EeA- The Amazon river has overhowed and
its waters are inundating towns, cities and prov
inccs along its banks.
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EeS" If you wish to keep the birds away from
your cherry trees, kill q hawk, skin and stuff
him with bran and tie him to top branch of n
tree. One hawk will do for small orchard
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GeA- Upon examination we find that the
freezes of last week killed nearly all the early
blooming peaches. Some of the pears no
doubt killed. The apples and plums, being la
ter in blooming, we hope will escape.
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DROPPED DEAD. Columbus. Ga. March Ok
~ L. downing. prominent lawyer and United
states commissioner, dropped dead about 0
O'clock last night. -
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Mr.. IT, p. Hammett. Of the pieamoo, Npp.
has just shipped 200 bales If his Cbeyio,s 10
emma. upon an order from the Celestial Empire.
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Colonel William Tappan THOMPSON. editor az
the Savannah News, and one of The bes, known
writer's in the South, died at his home in Savan.
nan Inst Friday evening. lie will Le better
known as the author Of Major Jones Court.
ship.
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az 'ohpEREh ESCAPES amdem. s. CI. Mar oh
20 n'nhes o.. 0iyourn convicted of the murder
" a., ne1nnuer ,a.t oneorn ana sentenced TO bs hung
on the 18th instant. and respited by the Cover.
nor until the l4th of April. made his escape from
jail this morning about 8 o clock by boring holes
with gimlet in The floor until he made an omen.
ing large enough for his body to pass through.
though he was seen by several persons while
ne was making his way towards the river
me alarm was not given for some time after he
escaped.-SpeeiaLt 10 Columbia Registsr.
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THI MASON FUSD.--Tbe Baltimore American
niek,e subscription for Sergeant Mason's s wife
and child amounted on Tuesday 10 Sl57 62.-
Of one thousand dollars
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AGENTS WANTED ~
SULLIvAN'S
IRELAND OF TODAY
INTRODUCTION py

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tells why the people arc poor and npsdu.
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II shows how the land was oot,fisca,ed ana 49,.
IN 'nufhciories ruined. II describes the land
League, the Land Act and the Coercion BILL
Contains full'rage Engravngs and Mar. IN (,oI.
ors. Price only 90 pcr f,onv.
Sales immense. Send EOcts. for full n.,;as
ana negln work at once. For full particulars.
address, -
). III. McCURDY & CO.. Philadelphia. Pa
Cincinnati, o., Chicago, H., or 81, Louis. Mo.
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Ben- Gen. and Mrs. Grant are on II South
crn tour
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List Of Unclaimed Letters
emaining in the Postoffice at Union,

Remaining in the Posloffice at Union
the week ending April 1882.
G. c. Alexander, John Bently
Mo. ID. Burley. II, j. Cool IA
Gharhy Mcdowell. &c.. january Gist
Lesier steer, J. s. Lessons
Geo. N. Wheeler, Geo. Wilma
Jasper wallace, Leila Wallace
Persons calling for letters In the
viii please state that they are advert
JAS. II. Cos
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lhE Most STUrRSDoUs LIAR.-There Is, liar
named Joseph Mulhatan at Louisville, Ky, who
ior seven years has been deceiving the, news.
papers and the people with stories of crimcs
which were never committed and discoveries
which were never made. Ills latest "bohx i" os
he calls ". was the description of wonderful
cave Mt Lich6eld, Ky, n cave of maryelous size
and dazzling beauty, containing hieroplypbies.
mummies, pyramids, and Masonic emblems of
$50 s',o"''hc 'hiue. Iben he wrote other ar
az "ng ,e!i"g VI ':e vast crowds Of people which
,, uosneu W 'he cave ana were dumfoundesl with
.ne . w"luers OF u. Not few persons, il is said,
"'''1u many miies TO see the cave, wasting
more time and money th IN they could we'll af-
ford All this is very gratifying 10 the lkr. who
appears very proud Of his feats In f,seAood -
He has earned the high distinction of beinr
wy aaoS. s'uPehaous iiar In the land, and he Is
certainly as mean as any out of Jail
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Farming in tSs Stats.

DARLlNoroS.-Corn planning Is in full blast
and our farmers are putting tho seed aiu the
ground with brave hopes Of an noandant ha ryest
which viii end all our trials. w trust that the
blessing may be realized. The country was
never 50 greea with young grim at any former
period Of her history. In afi directions may
be seen "sweet fields arrayed in living green"
Florence Times.
The stock law is all right itsuts the major
ity Of the people. Everything looks prosperous
fer successful year farmers are hard at work,
plenty OF small grain, more than ever before,
and IL is looking well. Not rs much fertilizer
will be used as Inst year: home manufactured
manure is taking its place. Labor is plentiful
nj fair wages and hands working we'll last years
drought broke upa good many OF the OK farms,
and this labor is put to better use.--News..
ABBEvILLE.-Captain r. b. Cade was in town
Monday. He has his corn already planted and
up. lie has high opinion of Doura corn,
which he has given trial. The white variety
VIII make as good -four as Alabama wheat and
Is particularly good for making loaf broad
Captain Cade has the best stock in this 8, ction
aud has lately added to his yard a blooded stall
lion.-Medium.
WiLLIAMsDupG.-The prospect of q bouutiful
fruit crop was never more promising. great
Quantity ofguano has been shipped to this place
for this season. The oat crop in this section is
fine. Some of the farmers are planting, others
are busy preparing. Herald
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Our Cotton Market.

Our Cotton Market.
The Market has been moro lively the past
week, with prices about the same as at our last
report. Sales los bales at 8 "a liz.
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TAKE NOTICE.

Citations, Notices to Creditors and
Notices of Final Discharge must be
paid for before they will appear in
our columns.
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The nssr LIBERAL MEN on EARym O., O., -Jr'a I'
q indy about the Publish~---~rrne ooathern Mu-
sieaI Journal, and she was about right. Thegfts
that they give TO subscribers. would well beft
King. In 1874. they gave r. w. Jamison, of
Macon, Ga a splendid Piano. and in 1878. anoth-
one to Mrs. Rowland in 1880. another Piano
to the Savannah Masonic Fair. FotChristmas, !,
1882, to Mrs. n. Molina. S65 Sewing Machine,
and on March lst, to Mr.. J. f. Genron, n S22
Baby Organ. Now for April 1st., they will give
away $50 Gold Watch among subscribers only.
One Dollar secures tho Journal for n whole year,
and Ticket in the Premium Drawing. Send
your Dollar quick, and it will be in time Ad-
dress the Publishers.
LUDDEN & BATES, Savannah, Ga.
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Gf4- Noah Owings, one Of the clored eXod-
listers from Grcenvile to Arkansas, has return
ell. Tie sold out everything ut half price to go 10
Arkansas and then pawncd his trunk for money
to get back
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woman's National Christian Temperance unio,

woman's National Christian Temperance Union.
The most extraordinary success is attending
the organization throughout this entire country.
The intelligence comes from all quarters, North
AMI South, that the women are giving it their
hearty influence and cooperation. Without COM
promising her womanly instincts it furnishes :
plan hy which every lady can make hersclf fel,
for good, as never before, and we predict as lis
results lasting benefits to the country.
Mrs. Chaplin, of Charleston, a Vice President
of the Society, is having splendid success in
organizing local Unions in this Stnte.ssThe en-
thusiasm she has created in some communi les
seems TO Increase the more she comes in contact
with the people in her present capacity.
This gifted lady will arrive in our Town to.
day, friday for the purpose of organizing q
"Woman's Christian Temperance Union" We
are no, advised as to her plan of operation, bu,
we hope the ladies of Union will unite in giving
her corial welcomed and assisls all In thei,
power in making -lhA- A-.SsaIs1-ssr "'oH she
| is encaeell nffH~';---
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gea. Although heavy rains fell Sunday night
and Monday. our streets re in very good condi-
tion, which is plain proof of the substantial
work done on them by Mr.. Grant with the new
rnnl and street machine
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The Columbia Election.

Ahe Columoia Election.
The election for Mayor and Aldermen of the
city Of Columbia will be held next Tuesday and
the people of that Municipality are much cx-
cited over 1t. There are two candidates for
Mayor in the field OIL John L. Rhett, the reg
MAR nominee of the democratic party Of that
city, and John Agnew, nominated, through the
newspapers by that indefinite and inde6nable
quadruped, MANY Voters" who having no
party to start WITH is expecting the many ele-
meni, and aliases OF the Radical party to fol.
low his lead. lie was Mayor of Columbia n few
years ago and his record while in that high posi-
tion, as exposed by the democratic committee,
was anything but honorable, and, compared with
the democratic administrations since the expen-
ses of the city government under his admins
tration were most extravagant.
From the showing made by the committee we
cannot believe there are enough voters in that
good city so recreant to all the dictates Of hon
orable citizenship and the best interests of the
city to elect man who heretofore proved to
be so utterly unworthy the confidence of the
people.
The true people Of the State are anxiously
waiting to hear from the first gun fired in this
years campaign. It's effect upon the enemies of
peace and good government will be felt, for veal
or woe, all over the State and we call upon the
democrats of Columbia to send us such report
of next Tuesdays fight against radicalism and its
Greenback and Independent allies rs will infii Sc
new life and zeal into ,hv hearts of their friends
throughout the State.
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OTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
~ COUNTY OF BERKELEY

In the County Court Of Berteiey County,
September Term, 1892:
Alta term Of said Court begun and held
at tie Courthouse in Martinsburg, Mon
day. 4th Of September, 1882, In the mat
ter Of Uotiag places IN Berkeley County: On
the petition Of SO citizens residing in Ger
ardstown Maglstsrial District, an addi-
tional voting place Is hereby established,
at the building known as SMITH S
SCHOOL-HOUSE, near the east base OF
North Mountain, and about miles from
Berkeley Grade.
On the petitions signed by 90 citizens
of Arden Magistarial District, the voting
place in the Western part of Arden is
hereby changed from Grange Hall to
WALKERS LANE SCHOOL-HOUSE,
and Polls are ordered to be opened at the
above named places on days of elections
A Copy, Test; c. W. DOLL, G. B. c.
September9-4t
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MUSIC for EVERYBODY.
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METHOD
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For starting children and others in the
culture of Music, 1t overcomes the druid
gerry of learning tine elements of Music by
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Cd teaches you all about the Musical staff,
Degrees of the staff, Clefs, Notes and
Rests, Scale intervals of the Scale. Loca-
ton of Letters on the Staff, and their re-
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This is very important with children)
Flats and Sharps and their use. All the
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musical words. II teaches the sylables,
Do, Re, Mi, etc., in singing. 1t contains a
complete musical catechism 1t is MUL-
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the learner is amusing himself By
PLAYING familiar tunes. Persons with no
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vs..
VIM. Grimes, Richard Elliott, Emory Ell.
lott, Netty Elliott, Alexander Grimes,
Margaret Moorehouse, and John Moore.
house her husband, j. Nelson Wisner,
trustee, and VIM. S. Henshaw.
The object of the above suit ia u make
partition of the real estate 0, which Ann
Elliott died seized, and if partition in kind
be found impracticable, to subject the
same to sale and make distribution Of the
proceeds arising from sale, between said
heirs.
And it appearing on affidavit filed in
this suit, that the sid defendant William
Grimes is a nonresident of this State, he
i5 hereby required 10 appear at the said
Clerk 3 Office, within one month from the
10th day Of September, 1882, (the date OF
the first publication hereof aud do what
is necessary to protect his interests in this
matter.
S. II. MARTIN, Clerk
j. Nelson Wisner, Atty for PltG.
(Sept. l6-[t.)
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Gen. Buford, the reformed
sporting man of Kentucky, made
a bet of one dollar on a race last
Wednesday, and, with his usual
luck, won it. He expects to be
turned out o. church, but thinks
there was no harm.
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ENTERTAINMENT OF ALL

no matter how varied their tastes. The
Fair is for
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RECREATION, AMUSEMENT AND
INSTRUCTION.

No pains have been spared to make the
exhibit Of the Mechanical, Household and
Industrial skill, generally, the most COM
plete ever seen at a County Fair.
Correspondence with the leading stock
breeders of the country has secured the
finest exhibit of blooded cattle and horses
ever made in Western Maryland.
We promise to have the best Fair, and
to offer the most amusing and entertain
ing programme ever presented in the Cum
berland Valley. Come all and see that
we keep our promise.
Five railroads will bring everybody
who wants to come at halffare. For pre-
MUM list apply to the Secretary For
privileges or lettings apply to the Super
intendent.
c. W. HUMRICHOUSE, Pres.
H. a. MoCOMAS, Sup't.
P. A WILMER, Secy.
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State Of West Virginia.
Executive Department.
WHEELING, August %, 1882.

WHEELING, August 20, 1882.
To the Commissioners OF Flee.
ton H. tie several Counties of
the State Of West Virginia.
WHEREAS, vacancy exists in the office
of JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT
OF APPEALS Of this State, for the term
ofsaid Office ending on the 3lst day o.
December, 1884, b. reason Of the r sigma
ton, to take effect on the lst day Of June,
1881 of the Hon. G P 7. Moore, one o.
the Judges thereof and incumbent of said
term:
And whereas, more than two years
will elapse from the time of the resigna-
ton of the Hon. G. p 7. Moore, Judge al
aforesaid to the end Of the term for
which he was elected
Now, therefore, /, JACOB B. JACK
SON, Governor Of the State of West Viz
ginia, by virtue of the authority in me
vested hereby command you, the said
Commissioners of Election, in the name
Of the State CT West Virginia, to cause a
poll to be opened, and an election to be
held at the several places Of voting in
your respective counties, on the SECOND
TUESDAY IN OCTOBER, A. D 1882,
to-wit, on the tenth day thereof-it being
the day of the next general electon--for
the purpose of choosing a Judge of the
Supreme Court of Appeals, to fill the va
caney in said office caused by The resigna-
ton of the Hon. G. P. I Moore, late
Judge as aforesaid
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. l have hereunto
49, set my hand ard affixed the
C.r,r Less Seal of the State, at the
DEAL Capitol at Wheeling, this 28th
49, day of August, A. D. 1882,
and of the State the twentieth.
j. b. JACKSON.
BY the Governor,
RANDOLPH STALNAKER, Jr.,
Secretary OF State.
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225ACREs ANN 5 ROOFS

Thirty acres ofwhich is TIMBER, thirty
acres good Greek Bottom, and balance part
limestone and part slate. The improve
nents consist Of q GOOD suhstantial
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sept 1G
CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

AT Rules held in the Clerk Office of
Circuit Court Of Berkeley County, on
the 4th day Of September, 1882
Charles Elliott, G. F. Grimes, or Magow-
an, and Alexander Elliott,
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For Sale,

A NO. / JERSEY Mich COW.
Enquire at .,-,-,,,,
sept,3o THIS OFfIOh'
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An Idea Worth Adopting.

The water supply abroad is so often
of doubtful character that travellers
have resorted TO the prudent expedient
of drinking only some well-known min
eral water Thereupon n large trade
has been done in the purchase from RAJ
and bottle merchants of such mineral
water bottles as still bore the labels in a
fairly good condition. 1t was then easy
to fill them with ordinary and possibly
contaminated water, adding salt TO give
the taste and appearance of the desired
mineral spring. BY this fraud the con-
sumner was not merely robbed but made
to drink the very water he was doing
his best to avoid. We are therefore
pleased to note that in France at least
the Project of Police has 'ad opted ener-
getic measures 10 check this abuse.
Orders have been given to visit all de-
pots OF mineral waters, TO seize hap
hazard a specimen and analyze it on the
spot. The tradesmen will also be called
upon to exhibit their invoices to prove
whence their stock is derived. Not only
are the stores OF wholesale agents or
dealers to be thus inspected, but the re-
tailers, the cafe, restaurant and public
house keepers will be subjected to an
equally vigorous supervision. and all
vendors of such falsifications will be liza
bic to prosecution.-Lo3 Lancet.