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Iul color OF the hair is furnished by Parkers Hair
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Good Advice.
MeaGy all the hE that aet US can be pre-
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Mrs. W1nslows Soothing Syrup is the prescription
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oolIe' m,W,S
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1or emDell1sh1ng and strengthening the hair and
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Burnett's Flavoring Extracts are the best
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Win tnem."-Rer. 0. d. Watkins, Walton, Ind.
Price Is cents box
Hecker's Baking Powder
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New Year's Gift.
IN the shape OF the Dollar WEEKLY STAR, for one
year, is in order 1t is large eight-page paper OF
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ssIIOugh On COrns.s,
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"Afderney Dairy Wagons,
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Also, cottage cheese, butternilk anu sweet milk.
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MAR FRIED.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. On Thursday February l.
SY he Kew william il father Of the bride
the Ascension, WILLIAM W. CLAPP and CAROLINE
r. WILMINGTON, all CT this city
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TRIUMPHANT SCCCESS.-A success without a.
parallel in the history OF the art has followed the
introduction OF the marvellous Paris instantaneous
process at ClEedinst'S studio, A. Pennsylvania
avenue. Our popular Cabinets So Der dozen.
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SPECIAL REMNANT SALE at "The Excelsior" SOL
9TH street: Yard wide cashmere Gle, worth 4Oc
yard; child's underwear; Chrmtse, 1Oc., lie. and
19c pantalets, 13c., 16c, &c., DOnestics Fruit OF
the Loom, &C.: LOnSCale, eye; also good cotton at
&c; tea. 1O4 hleached, Bic: shook Foster kids,
i5c in all the leading shades ..EXGesiOrn SO4 1th
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Laundred fReinforced withsplacl1eu sleeves), only
81, best that can be soldat the price
British Socks all sizes, t041 twp pairs for sc.
At Lewis, $40 9TH st. n.w.6 Established, 1853
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Specialties: Hot Spring cxX6talz1n diamond set
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condensed Locals.

Condensed Locals.
Street lamps will be lighted at $50 pm. and
ext!nguished 1T AIN.
AT meeting OF the Biological Society last even
Ing Medical Director Henry c. Nelson, USN.,
was elected TO membership. Prof Ward Mr.
Dali, Prof. White and Mr.. Elliott discussed the
paper read by Prof. GIL at the last meeting and
Or Coues submitted paper upon geological
Nomenchture Applied TO Histology"
Judge Richardson, OF the Court OF Claims de-
vered his first lecture OF course of eight before
The law department or Howard University on
wednesday evening. He handled his subject,
written Law, In a manner evincing ability and
research. The school is very prosperous, having
more than doubled In attendance since last wear
Gen Blrney Is now member OF the faculty lee
turing on Municipal Law" OF which he has made
special study.
About O'Clock this morning q thief broke one
OF the small panes OF glass in the bow window OF
Wm. r. Ponds cigar shop, 1916 + street northwest,
ana stole several cheap pipes out OF the window.
Az. meeting OF the Carpenters UniOr last
night addresses were made by Mr. John G.. Mills
OF Missouri.
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DOn,t He Deceived,

Alexandria, says: my wife suffered from rheu
mdtism and NEURALGIA, and has been greatly bene
fitted by Browns Iron Btters."
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LOCAL MENTION.


Inc "e0tmoH.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, I
WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb 8, 1883, $50 q. no.
For the middle Atlantic states, generally cloudy
weather, rain or snow, lower barometer. warmer
south to east winds during the rest Of Saturday,
followed by cold weather on Sunday.
Special Weather Bulletin.
TOMORROW TO BE COLDER AND CLOUDY, WITH oCCA-
SIGNAL SNOW.
The Chief Signal Officer Of the army furnishes
the following special bulletin to the
press: The temperature continues from 2Oo
70 $50 below zero In the extreme north
west The temperature has fallen over 400
prevails on the New England coast this morning.
thence westward over the lake region and in the
o Local a rains are ed, rom ., ao the
winds prevail south and east OF the Ohio valley
where the temperature ranges from 400 to coo
the Ohio valley the temperature Is below freezing.
The following current temperatures were reported ::
Fl Sll, Indian Territory. plus 20 and showing; Fl
Cheyenne, minus 24O; Denver, North Platte and
Yankton, minus 16o; Omaha, minus So; KeOkuk,
Cairo, plus s4o, threatening louisville and Pits
plus Sc, raining Albany, plus is,
The following special temperatures were
reported at p. m. yesterday: Washington. $50:
sonviiie. 7ao: Pensacola. $40; New Orleans, 1o;
Galveston 60; San Antonio. 10: Tucson. $50; Los
Angeles, $50; San Diego, $50. The following sta
the past "a hours: Cleveland, 212; Milwaukee,
1lo; St Louis, I6l; and Springfield, ILL.,, during
hours. 1857. For the middle Atlantic states,
warmer, threatening weather and rain during the
rest OF Saturday, followed on sunday by colder,
cloudy weather and occasional snow. Snow is
Indicated for the Ohio valley, Tennessee, northern
portions OF the gulf states, On Sunday with much
colder weather.
OWING to the rapidly increasing demand for our
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kept OF our
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VALENTINES-WhOlesae and retail, at j. Jay
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Dr.. Needham's Fruit of the Vine" Is the only
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As healer for the sick it is uneQualed AS a
drink for nursing mothers It is just the thing. As
an element In the sacramental service 1t Is sine
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Depot at SmmS' Drug Store, corner 18th street
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TOILET MYSTERY Will make the face like q young
girls; IL seems To cover over wrinkles which moth
Ing else Will Found only at 931 St NV.
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Now Is THE TIME to buy your boots and shoes,
As our STOCK must be closed out-great reductions.
Children'S spring heel boots, 6Oc.
Misses school shoes, button. CSC.
Ladies' button boots, new lot, CSC.
Gents heavy boots, 81. 90
Gents fine calf boot, s2.45.
Gents Congress, 9Sc.
Gents working shoes, soid Csc.
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N0 CURE. NO PAY.-WHITEHURST'S CEDAR
6ronn Tran, is warranted to cure Coughs. Colds,
10y IT. not satisfied return the empty bottle and get
'vur money pack Sold by all druGgis1' Price 25c.
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PATTI BANGS for the hair are quite as popular
rs the Langtry style. Only found at 931 Street
northwest.
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u EDUCTION FROM 500. TO 81 PER PAIR,
Having too many Ladies Fine Shoes in Goat and Cur
Kid Button. have reduced them to the following low
prices; e. 80 now 81. 90.
800 now $50.
$50 now 800.
400 now $3.50
IS. 90 Hand Sewed now a. on.
. Gents fine Shoes in the same proportion to close
them out as We intend to cheaper line goods for
spring trade. j. w. SELBY
1an30 1914 and 1916 Pa.
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Ir1nGerS' LaCtO PhOsllate Of Lime and
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Heckcr's Baking Powder
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A New Year,s CIR,

New Years Gift.
In the shape OF the Dollar WEEKLY STAR for one
year, is In order 1t is large eight-page paper OF
n1ty-sx colulnns-the largest and cheapest in the
country. Only one dollar post paid
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"DR- LANt'S genuine German herb tea 'IOOsens the
phleg1n In cough and complaints OF the chest and
soon facilitates the breathing Price Is cts; all
druggists.
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Browns Bronchial Troches

1or coughs and Colds: 81 cannot very we'll dt
without them. There is nothing to be compared
With them. "-Rer O. d. Watkins, Walton, Ind
Price Is cents box
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DAVIS INSTANTANEOUS PHOTOGRAPHS, PennsyI-
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through On COrns,,
ASK for Wells though on Corns" 15c Quick
complete, permanent cure. Corns, warts, buntons
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Good Advice.
Nearly all the Ills that aff1ict US can be pre-
vented and cured by keeping the stomach, liver
and Kidneys in perfect working order. There is
no medicine known that will do this as surely as
Parker'S Ginger Tonic -
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"Afderney Dairy WagOns.O
FrSh Attorney Butter. churned every morning
and delivered In L-lb ward" prints 55c. Der To-
also, cottage cheese, buttermilk anu sweet milk.
&c per at. Cream. i5c. pint
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FrssEIL,s Ice CREAM and Charlotte Russo.

vALENTINEs.-Whoiesale and retail. at j. ia
GOuld'S.
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NOTICE .-kets Kemethy's, 11G9 Pa. av. takes one
doZ fine photos with one thirteenth painted for So
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Burnet:,s Cocaine
mas received universal endorsement No other
preparation possesses such remarkable properties
1or emDellishng and strengthening the hair and
rendering 1t dark and glossy. It cures badness
and eradicates dandruff
Burnett's FlavOring Extracts are the best
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PURCHASE secondhand suit Of clothes or an
0vercoat. You Will have good and cheap clothes
Herzog, 306 9th street, near PENNSYLVANIA avenue
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PROPOSALS.

lFor Other Auctions See sepenth Pace,
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The Safest Wa

The safest and surest way to restore the youth
1ul color OF the hair is furnished by ParkerS Hal
Balsam, which is deSeryedly popular from it,
superior cleanliness.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-01-31
David and Goliath.

And now, the Wheeling Register,
almost alone of all the hundred
newspapers of West Virginia, def
antly strides forth as the Goliath
of Alcoholic Gath, to fight the bat
ties of the whisky Philistines, and
it is in order for the Temperance
Davids to come out with their
sings and "whack away" with
their Prohibition pebbles.
Of course, to the men of his own
camp, the giant looked quite formi-
dable, as he strobe forth to last
Thursdays set battle, clad in the
Telegraphic Armor of Governor
Clicks GROCERY Inaugural but
then, the very lads in the Pro
hibition tents saw the deceptive
mask at once and. began pelting
the fraud with wads.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-01-31
A Good Thing.

Mr.. Pennybacker of Pendleton
did a good thing the other day
when he had the House enter
tanned and instructed by having
the Clerk read from the FREEMAN.
The House could not have spent
the time more proftably.
But the Honorable gentleman
overleaped himself in his efforts to
construe anything read from the
FREEMAN into a reflection upon the
motives of members generally,
who opposed the submission Of the
Amendment.
The charges of corruption" and
"betrayal' of trust, as made in the
FREEMAN, were explicit and made
advisedly upon sufficient evil
dence, and applied to such mem
bers and such only, as sought and
obtained the votes OF Temperance
men upon assurances of favoring
Submission, and have been zeal
ously opposing it in the House.
The FREEMAN always comedies
and respects open and consistent
opposition, but despises and aOill
deroetnce deliberate betrayal of trust
wherever found.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-01-31
Consistency.
a man may be man for a that"

a man mag be q man for a that"
A gentleman who is one of the
chief advocates of this prohibition
in the House, went directly from
the Hall of the House, yesterday,
to a drinking saloon on Market
street, after making an intolerant
prohibition speech. Are we all in
consistent or are we all consistent ?
Last Saturdays Register.
That member iif the statement
be true) was both consistent and log
zeal, and as supplement to his
speech, gave the House a forcibIe
illustration Of the pressing need of
shutting up the saloons by prohi-
bition.
If any advocate of the Right in
the House were indeed found in
such bad company as the Register
states, it were a shame that it
should be so; but it must be re-
mem bered that prohibitionists are
both charitable and generous, and
by no means so bigoted and fanati-
cal as to presume, as do the defend
ers and apologists of the traffic,
that a drinking man can have nei-
Their sense of right nor honesty of
action.
Prohibitionists are not such I'M
reasoning fanatics as their oppos-
ers. There are thousands of drink
ing men, victims of their appetites,
who are honest and consistent pro-
hibitionists, and temperance men
and women bid them hearty well
come to their ranks as soldiers
against the common foe.
A man may be drunk every day
and have generous, honest heart
between his sprees, while a total
abstainer may be the selfish, Turk
ing villain that lures him to his
den to rob and destroy him.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-01-31
Sincere Joarnalism.
Hoao the Register as aoorki,,g at d.

Under the caption, "Sincere Jour.
nalism," last Saturdays Register
has bit of an editorial tem,er
ance sermon, in which the edito,
seriously pitches into the master
clean over his moral head and ears
After stating the Importance oftbe
question, the editor says:
Therefore the Register has civ
en- the subject special attention for
the past year or more. When it has
views on a public matter of this
nature and Importance, it does not
shirk or hide away in hole for
fear of trampang on somebody's
toes" &c.
No sir, that it don't-When it bas
views, the Register just says 'em
right out in Meetin', three columns
at time, regardless of where #
gets en- and if it can't get 'en
quick and fast enough any other
way, it will telegraph 'em by whole.
sale, right out of a bookl
Who says the Register hasn't
got "views" on temperance, and
who says its temperance editor is
afraid to speak out boldly, regard.
less of expenses or consequen.
oes, the same is a busybody and
should be "beaten with many
Stripes
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-01-31

at the Register office had telegraph
ed it correctly. But the pamphlet
was gone-it had been borrowed"
the day previous.
Of course the Intelligencer don't
take kindly to the Registers new
system of doing Business as Tele-
gram MANUFACTURER AND JoBBER
in this wholesale way but then
the Intelligencer is opposed to en-
teyprfse, and hasn't much "get-up"
about it nohow. IF there's a Pea
body medal for enterprise, let the
Register have it.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-01-31
A Good, Healthy Fight.

Our apology for devotingso much
time to the Wheeling Register, this
week, lies in the fact that the
FREEMAN rather enjoys a good,
healthy sort Of a fight.
1t has been evident all the
while that there was qchisky fight
in the Register and that it was
sure to break out vigorously when
the sign came around right. All
these weeks has the anti-prohibi
ton storm been gathering, and a
Especial order" having put the
sign at Prohibition equinox, on
last Friday in the Legislature, sure
enough the Register opened up
with a Observation-Disclosures
blizzard from the west, and a con-
slant fusilade of whisky bombs
and Greek fire from the Saloon
Forts has been kept up through it's
colu INNS ever since.
What we mean by a healthy
fight, is a fight with vana in it,
where one can see and know his en-
envy, and whose flag he musters
under.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-01-31
Frightful Example.

Gov. Click addressing Mr.. Baker,
of the Regieter, VIA telegraph thro'
the Legislature of Kansas, or via
the Legislature of Kansas through
the telegraph, or---we can't just un-
derstand, but anyhow Gov. Click
and the Register seem to agree in
the formers Inaugural-telegram-
address, delivered some time ago,
and which has been the current
literature of the liquor men for
some time, but which was tele-
graphed from the stump to Mr..
Baker last Thursday, in obedience
to the Registers enterprising de-
mands, which stop not for time,
distance or money, nor even the
borrowing of one Governors mes
sage from another Governor, when
the exigencies Of enterprising jour
HI1loill lC1 uIlC0 u GuloC-COlulul GGl-
egram-we say, the Register agrees
with Gov. Clicks stump-speech
telegram, as forwarded in pamphlet
form, some time ago, and counter
signed last Thursday by telegraph,
"Them's my sentiments" -howev-
err, we were about to remark, that
Gov. Click said in his message, and
that the Register said in it's tele-
graphically adopted Especial Dis
patch" and therein they seem to
agree, as before remarked, in this,
to-wit, that is to say--borrowing
from the borrowed-Special-G Cover
nor's Inaugural telegram - that
Prohibition is, or was, in Kansas,
or would be in West Virginia, Cor
words to that effect bad thing
for temperance, because, to-wit, viz,
1t would be-"setting frightful
example of the use Of intoxicating
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-01-31
40 to IA!
G0d Bless the FOrty-Nine!

G0d Bless the FOrty-Nine!
And as to the Fourteen-"with
charity for all and malice toward
none0-
GOD BLESS THEM, TOO!
As we go to press we have the
following dispatch:
WHEELING, Jan. 80.
"Glorious victory. Amendment
Resolution passed the House to-
day, 40 ayes to IA noes.
DAVE D. JOHNSON.
THE VOTE,
Those voting for the Amend
ment were:
Ayes-Adair, Armstrong, Bee,
Boggs, Bond, Brown, c. L., Brown,
James H., Burtt, Corder, Cox, Da-
Wis, Eckard, Evans, Caring, Gorrell
Hall Hartman, Harrison, Henshaw,
Holt, Jones, Lynch, Maxwell, Mil
Ter, Morgan, McClung, McCord,
Mccullough, McMechen, Mcqueen,
Nixon, Orr, Parsons, Powell, David
Powell, VIM. M; Rife, Rigg, Ruhl,
Salisbury, Sayre, Shirts, Simonton,
Stapleton, Stump, Melville Stump,
Taylor r.; Sturm, Wells, Wilson,
Yeager.-49.
Those voting against it were:
Nays-Allen, Brown, James F.
Chambers, Collins, Daley, Fouke,
Gilkeson, Isbell, Payne, Pennyback-
er, Rider, Stifel, Timms, Mr.. Speak
er Woods.-14.
Absent on account of sickness,
Dovenor, who would have voted no
and Hetzel who would have voted
ave.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-01-31
Nothing Better Settled.

Immediately after the Fall cam
paign and election, the Register
frankly conceded and stated that
there was nothing better settled
than that the Amendment would
be submitted by the then Legisla-
ture elect.
What has contributed to induce
the Register to compass every
means, fair and foul, in efforts to I'M
settle this settled matter, might be
a subject of pertinent inquiry
Can the liquor men do anything
toward calculating this conun-
drum?
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-01-31
Which Is Which?

Is it better to be fanatically in,
temperate on the temperance ques-
tion-and get drunk, than to be
consistently temperate in oppo-
sition to fanatical and imperative
measures-and keep sober? Which
is which p Wheeling Register.
Is the Register illogically sober or
politically drunk? Which is
which? 1t is the business of the
liquor traffic to make everything
logically drunk that it touches, Or
that touches it. Even the Editor
of the Register, who boasts Of his
Temperance" as Distinguishing
virtue, cannot talk in favor of the
traffic without getting intellectu
ally "off7' and logically "mixed up
to such a degree that ninety
men out of a hundred, would take
his speech for the incoherencies ola
drunken man.
A confused victim of the cup was
once sorely distressed to know
whether he was "whistlin' or sing
in. Can some one tell the Reg'S'
ten, Uwbioh 10 which 2D
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-01-31
Enterprise Extraordinary /!
The Wheeling Registers
Latest-RI0WiEzg up OF
Prohibition
With an Overcharged Blunderbr
and how it kicked.

Last Friday having been fixed
for the consideration Of the Amend
ment Resolution in the House OF
Delegates, the enterprising editor
Of the Wheeling Register, conceiv-
ed and carried out plot in the In
terest Of the liquor men, that for
journalistic daring and startling
denouemcnt, far outstrips all the
dynamite hazards of Nihilism.
Seating himself in his sanctum,
Oh last Thursday, he first whips off
a perfect blockade and gorge Of
headlines. after this fashion: