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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-25
CHAS. 4. FORD's
Comic Opera Go.

a, aug HAhuABeI TAXA ETeAL pleasure IN Informing
the citizens OF Wheeling that he has Slcceeded n
erecting an engaEement with the AboVe-named IA.
nous company. when they will present for Inc Ant
time In this oily Gilbert & AuillVans new Fairy
Opera, -''''
MONDAY EVENING" IOLANrHE,
January 2sh itic only authorized de- ea fSi
TUE8DAY EVENING, January 80th. Johann
Strauss, tho Waltz Kings last and most succesSfni
Opera, entitled, "THE MERRY WAR; First mn.
duction In wheeling In English. F'0
WEDNESDAY MATINEE Solomon a. stephon,,
delicious nautical opera emit tied BfLLRE TASI0R
FIst presentation In this city. r
"WEDNESDAY EVENING, January slst-g,rbo,t
4 sulliyans renowned opera presented for he lrst
time In this city, entitled THE sORCRRKR, Ate'
1hese beautiful operas will be presented nv ,ho
most complete organization producing Opets oat.
ode Of New Y0rk City. Entirely new scenS,y
from New York. Superb cast, gorgeous .coStumSs
lion Of these operas IN this city will be AZ eSSct
imitation Of thobO Of London and New SoIE nnds,
The personal supervision Of Mr.. COaS EsFord,
frlces Of AdmlsA0n-Reseyed Reats 81 GS. Gan,
eral admission. Is and 20 cents Matinee nTiccS %
and b0ccnts: reserved seats, rs cents The MI ~
reserved seatS for the Operas will BEGIN on FridSv
morning. January 2Gth, at Wilson 4 BaumeFs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-25
1000 "'...4
RE M N A N T S.

We have now on our cheap counter any
quantity Of remnants Of Dress Goods, Mus
Inns, TIckings, Embroideries, Iaces, &c. Also
corsets, which We are selling cheap for cash.
We have still an nnbroken assortment Of
CIc,ks, Dolmans, Jackets, listers and circu'
lars. o- la
Now is your time to invest, as VIC are clos
ing them out at, and less, than cost.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-25
RoR RENT.

FoR RENT-Two ROOMS, oyrs
H the office OF D. Peck suitable for do'.sSla
etfice or two law offices. Will be rented seSSS;l
o. together TO fntc ass tenant, lnqulic Al w
ChRpllne ttfett. j,S%
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-25

sorN. Freaon, ST. Baltimore
During the war l was in.
juredin the stomach byapiece
Of a shell, and have suffered .
fromiteversinee. Aboutfour
yearsagoitbrought on araly.
sis, which kept me in bed six
months, and the best doctors
in the city said | could not
live. Isufered femfullyfrom
indigestion, and for OSertwo
years could not eat solid food
and for a large portion Of the
time was unableto retain even
liquid nourishment. ! tried
Browns Iron Bittersand now
after taking two bottles ! am
able to get up and SO around
and am rapidly improving.
G. DECKER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-25
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

The annual meeting OF tho Stockholders Of A,
steadman Gnlch Mining and Milling Company Nj
b. held 81 the office Of the Company, III WhCciST
". Va, on the Ath day Of January, iSSl M2ET
for the election Of seven "a Directors and for ~
transaction OF such other business AS may Le IN
Rnted. rN
/ delS g. WELLS. Secraia,y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-25

The following shows the range OF the Their
mo,neter, IS observedat sChneprs drug store
Opera House corner yesterday:
7AM12M,ssa.7nH .I7A.MlM.8nM7P.N
is u % 10 so - a.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-25

BROWNS IRON BlTTERS is
a complete and sure remedy for
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Malaria,
Weakness and all diseases requir-
ing a true, reliable, non-alcOholic
tonic. Il enriches the blood, gives
new life to the muscles and tone
C The nsryes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-25
STRENGTH.

10 vigorously push a business,
strength to study profession,
strength TO regulate household,
strength to do a days labor with
out physical pain. All this repre-
sents what is wanted, In the often
heard expression, "oh! ! wish
had the strength" II you are
broken down, have not energy, or
feel as If life was hardly liy-
Ing, you can be relieved and re.
stored / robust health and strength
by taking BROWNS IRON Bit
TIERS, which is a true tonlc-a
medicine universally reeomhended
for all wasting diseases.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-25
NoTICE.
CTOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
SToCKHoLpERY NfEEIING.

The annual melting OF the s.ockholdeR Oft,
Citizens hallway Company Will b. held nj IL
Office Of the American insurance Company, III NJ
O'clock =. ~, for the election Of i've DittioniSn
the transaction OF such other business az nay oS
before them.
ihlS VAN. r. HAIL, ann,,,...
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-25
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


FsCllnton. Cleveland l. Barnes, BcllAIrc
sam Goodman, city JH Hall, Cleveland
a ChllSrll, MArlIn's Ferry VIM Curtain, city
II Ling, B1lunore W stOTE, baltimore
& RIItt0r baltimore JAudefiou, Pittsburgh
A OSterhonSe, Cincinnati James RAlS0n, ChlCAEo
All Rice, NV York Sherman. New YORK
4 + Cohen, New York JMeMeChen, IATken Nc
Anthony Smith. TylcFeO W Grassland, GAINESVILLE
J DOnlphCn, Cincinnati Andy Johnson, Mpster
W Pcun, WAypesbuE supRe, Philadelphia
W ThOrnburg, lOnin Holder, Baltimore
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-20

En- SroyAi Tie following rssolu.
q u. rsad aud adopted by the con.
va tlon was omitted b. overs gut in
70 king mp report:
Whereas, IN tie past, J, B. Jones
'vei m tn 3 utLwrst cotIrr ~ the
6 unity. .na j r-emcd Pr,par tina
,ns locality should be designated by
Ell sp ,roi rate namr, aud the name
rsi Holt sas.elfc,si.
Add whereas said j. B. Jones has
moved from. said section, IL now
seems met that said od'uu shoald
be- removed.
Tarrefss. b Il resolved that the
B ard OF p cotton Commissioners
aro hsrcby requested to ohango the
uams Of said precisct.
D. 8. BuRcu, Bso'ty.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-20

W. think ,t !. aD u. iime tina pr, Q.
en- B mri al Su5-rri orr Of CJpiaH
o.un,y shoi j r 40 ,ni ex.)'sin wy
j. u t1at Tho ,i.ts is ia DAFT. nui
cou"ty warrants ara b,!>w par.--
Aud while mp. they shonld tel 'hr
t.xoSy NJ p.op'e the prob,bls am
ouat Of b. ini-b'u cs. III the oou,t,
Q. this tins. Gu l,msn. You have
a.us-d so no inv'st gallons to b;
m,ds. sni It IL morning but prope,
pud RICH, that You giys Nccnnt o.!
yonr o~n s'swsrd hip. II you fail
yo, NAV OK ~ct 20 hear ycur SHIRT
comi ,gs ,handsrcl from every dem.
ocia,ic stump in this & o I Old conn
", .nJ your fricnds may want H.
know how to answer ih- charges
br night against yon. Al public
offers NJ tLi- unity are ~ ,u,s OF
the geo ,'e. and thu eopls bave the
rirh, 3, cal far ,nfoI m stion.--C'pi.
shan. July 2ls:.
Il Is vii, pleasure thai VA repro
duoe the sbve irom our nriRhGr.
snd hope that j. may he i"sirumsp-
Gal in bringing about the sxplans'i IT
which III. sIos.L b ~ besn woi king
Ia vain, tor over twelve moutn'. Al
thou ID tn. G piahan bus remsin"d
silent or qncsi,n. Of vital interest
to tbs pope Of this Comfy for
.somo tine ,a-t. wa arc gra'ifai a
Last TO 70, i,s big-hsarted editor
awaken {, the dem ,nds OF tho peo-
BE. and propose tn do battle acains'
. boiy Of men who hsv. PLUNGED our
County into debt. and have trren
themselves wholly incompetent to
discharge tire du'iss Of this most
important oaics. Colonel. Jon have
uuder, aiken q difficult job; TIE Be,rd
al Supsrvi.ors will neror explai
xhy certaia iov "stis ,ting conIni'.
-Asss were app 'intsa. or. Why orr
Osun,y warrants ore below par. W"
have tried il. snd prcro'o to keep
on trying umi' thew nre over'hrown
from tn. responsible po' itions waic"
.sbsy now occupy. aud good, horsst
and competent r,en pa, in their p's-
oes.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-20

Our beat Oh, vrntion Was . victory
for onr country friends, Some cf
'ha independents wore surely troub-
nd that some Of our town pso Jle
wsre sst d1wn upJn. G. ntlsmsn
don't wary. we ure sal Eel. and
you surely shonla bs. Tic best 10,
VI Dsm"cra 9 lh1 ever you raw vrr.
sat d .~u on. end evs'y ono to q man
will vo'e and work To- the D mo
cra' Q tick t f.o.n TIP 10 bottom
Don't wo,r,,
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-20

Tas Bsnt C,n,euiiou on Saur-
Il y. hul,l i, thu G nrt H'nNe. wAs
tn largest We ever remember 10
',av. attended. The people arc
thorough y aroused. anil tb.y in'Oud
t. tr.mplo iato tbs das, the hydrs
headed ,narsro,it,. Indepsndrn' :
.sn. We will dig it's grave. bn'y ilr
cHpsc and s,np v r"qn -m over il.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-20
A. y. KiLrArRicK

is an eduoat,d Civil L queer, aud
Can lccste the lani lines snl cor.
uers to the satisfaction Of all who
may need HE services He Is count,
buru. aud is in full sympathy With
tho people, lie il tho present iucum.
hout OF that .fios to which
b, desires l., DO re.electsd, and
We know no will havs bis wish graft.
lied.
D c. wo DDS.
who dss'res to rua tho dcad, and %.
tray (, on, sto,k 81 % X everybody
kn rvs Dsn. and although he is thu
candidate at the tail Of the ticket.
vet he will in al probability b.
ahead when thu votes are eanvAssed
C,,izans. the ticket 10 b,fors you,
aud i. ia one to which no resaonsb. g
o,j-c'ion can DO 'fouad. 1t rests
with YIN to elect them. B'msmhsr
this i, the WHITE Mana T,cxn, one
o,mp"s.d Of gentlemen in every
.sncs ct tho word. r member that
there arc only two parties. Tas
D. mocrs,y or white man, AMI The
opposition OF peyro-s choose 70 b.
tween tLsm. Wo Of you msr
troe tired aud f.it6iul, men ~h,
have the welfare Of the people vi
hsars, snd insiH that II you are IL
favor Of god gov,rninent and white
cop emsoy. you must support II with
your ind .encr md s"frage.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-20
COPIAh D:M >CRATlC CON
VENT on.

Proceeding. Of the d uocrst'c
Cor ven'i,n Copi h Coun,A J,y lG
.ssS. Pursusn to y Cal o. Ina D-'n.
"Gr.'io Es, cut,vs Cn,nmi't-e. deli :
at from the vsri"u. rreeincis o
,hs county met in 'hs Cours II rs
q, II rlshurst this day TO inmate
cs.di lat. FIR tho varions Offices {
b, fled at tho ensuing COS Jon
He Conn, Chm. cx. comm. called
the meeting 20 order. on motion COM
ni.,ee on credentials, one from t~cl'
heu was appointed. w D;strict ]
~ s Burcl, 2 Wili,m H.llan. 3
J nr Sui on. 4E T J-copr, 5 X
B Minis. Committee o, ciodsn'i"l
repo, tod following pamss Of Dele
gate, ha, |. H Il hniS ca.t.-R
G .x~sr, G EO.'isJ Il w Hmy
r 8 Chilss, D s B rob, ] A Bss'
Cnas A,n,w1r b. T Al Rambsrt,
VIM Davis.
lIazlehurst we,t.-J II W-lch,
D W Jo,es, ] B SCOTT. J G Tap
| ia, Miacr. J N WHO i. W W
Gox,n,A u G Pnr.ck. DC W I'd.
il Mad. A q + ,teabrrry,
F,r,s, ul.-JAs M;Kvlly, John
J mss.
Gilu,.n.-wm T II D.dr, Vim
S"ar ii. Will d dds, VIM Safer, g
p Sex.on. VIM W,'%n, J'el Lily,
Henry Trawic.
M.ltin.vills'-B F II r,in, j O
D i'd. D Simmonds, T Henry.
Bat N, 2, Bau eg.rd.-J A
r ,-El. J Diuhsr, J N Wn'r. q, o
NJ re er. A $ Fur. " F Pro =,
o A Ray. N J Ferguson. J p
Il mber'. Henry Limb. ] II B,n.
ton. J II Thompson, a ] Fs,ga.
s3n.
Wyss,n.-R BIT Anderson. J G
Lyr.l. John T,ompaon. ] 8 Res,
u NJ Buckley. H p Byn'on. Tick
D,dd.. L ,ther 8 ION. w III Hal
nm. Goo Read, ] Dan B zone. A T
Woodin, L Jo,ns,r, B F hsmil
on, Ike Hrc.m ~ D. Dnp o..
S..tors ] B ss sy. J F Mo.
G I'd .. " J My-rs,J L R.use,
Il export B Rms 3. A h
Little. A lon II .rris. Jas Watts.
Is F B own
b ats Centenpial.-T E Mil'ssps
i II McR.e. F,alk Taouapson.
Tail II .',-Joho s elton, J"msA
W -ks.J W Newton. Jsmes X NJ,
y T Sogiis', 3 3 Sr"n.a, c,gu
.n,, G W Davi'. A J shor " :
" gee. W F MlI.ap,, A j F,s'
or, p q d ngIsss.
SS.Ic.rs m,ll.-Cuss I Al'on' Il
O Allen. r NJ VIDE. w Il wsbb
P, . B uf.-T e Snony. Go.
En-, G. org Mrer. j + Smith
Greer~ = or .-E r Jrob, d II
1rven, r Is L.iu.i. W N Coopr,.
II m,hs 8 ore.-G 8 Vardap,n. II
B G..sulee. ] W CLARK, j III
CoT.
Mt. Hope B H.-vi.. B A
II gdoa. h Il brown. w e Holiday,
Bsa: No. s. oryr:a Springs east.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-20
CopIAa DEMOCRATIC TICKET


For District Attorney.
CONN.
Fjr the Lsgisls'nr-.
ABGUYNES.
D.EA ROWAN.
For Sheriff.
TT HARGaAvE.
FJr Chancery C~k.
WOLFE.
For Circuit G eak.
Ew BROWN.
For Treasurer,
Rw MILLSAPS.
For Assessor.
RHYMES.
For Surveyor.
AFHuPATaICk.
Coroner and Il ur-r.
WOOD. go
Supervisor B.->i one.
JOEL LILLY.
Msgi,trates.
@. d. lowe.
~ W. W. MILLER.
~ Constable.
a. 8 G KENT.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-20

Mr.. II. c. Com IL the chnio' o.
tho Dlm cratic G invention be'j in
Haz'ssurst las. II 'nday. the 10th
ins. ant.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-20
FOR SENATOR.

W. ave aothotiz q & aunonnr
Csu, II ] Bril- Of La~reuce GO u,'v,
~s . candils'- f,r S~nsto~ frS n this
D Tia. subject to ths District con.
vpr'ion
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-20
{ u
NOTICE

We wcnld. jn;tss mildly ns pc'-i-
bic. renisd The Democratic no'ri o+r.
that wa axe ready and with, to re-
ce,ys their annouacam' i.-s.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-20

Tho members Of the new E,eru.
tive G mni;'ee are r.qn s'ed g.
meet IN tgis city OF u'xi Tauesds.
2t,h inst.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-20
DEMoUR ,rIC EXEC UrlvE. CON-
MlTTEE

Taers vii oe q NEE ing Of To-
Dem ,cra'ic C,uaty e ;scu'iva Ca
mitsa Ut the Conr. Horse on nex'
Tt sl,y e4;h, foil sendauol 10
required.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-20

Hurrah 10. H,,is eoaur.l Sas
refused 10 Frss.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-20

The cpposi'iou party is an ola
.podrias. o little 6sb. little d'sh
ard o little fowl
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-20

The u moc;aS Vi Hlnds declined
the iusioa prop s;''on.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-20
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

FOX DiSIK.CV AiiVhNEi'
Wa ara authorized 10 announce
He. CONN. ~ Copiah. ~ . can
d,dste for the .f:i,sa ~ pis'ric. ht'or
nsy subject TO the sc,i' n Of D, me
critic District c 'uvan'ion.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-20

.,iny ,e.ncd n iio IN C,ya Strings prepadlo 40 he
On In rrayrs Photographs, so enlarge pictures 'nc peo
fro,. 10 q u u @. -t ~
MAJ 25th iS53,l6 .tv--s- ~ a
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-20
C. q alrMgs

Who dos:res 20 ss,oss us. tss ev ~
requisite to dischnr;r that dn'y well.
III. brain il we'll enough Developed
10 bs allie &, clucidstc MI the iniri-
Gale lend matters. snl bsi, 9 a book
k,eper by proiss-i N he is .squsl 10
tha. poS.ioD Of bis aa.ics.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-20

he cs"ddno tr T,essnrir. 10 in
very rearec' qualified to I'll Tho Of.
6cs to th~ ss,irfac iou of his c,ns'i..
nen's. Hin nsmc is s,nom m,u'
with bou' stu, AID t'e ecu ty cash
o>rld Mt b. in 'a.r kecpirr. Il
all ere 'h-L h's rrpor's are pusc'n
ally .nd p,opp " ms'le. ~ that we
can a ways know cur fsa3c.al s:s.d.
log. co.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-20
JOHNSON g. SON.

HAZLEHCRsT. ENISSlBSlPPL
x.,fuu.s sadalsy Hunss ,aA Usually
tes R,p notice reasonable O
miun.s S',., Stn,.iis Nustva -N $50
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1883-03-23
A New Departure in the Applica-
cation of Electricity.
Boston Evening Star, Jan. Sd.

Boston Evening Star, Jau. Sd.
One OF the most simple, useful
and practicable applications of elec.
tricity, which has yet been given to
the public, is embodied in the new
invention of the Portable Electric
Light Company. The little ma.
chine which il now attracting 80
much deserved attention is a small
electrical contrivance which per.
forms the duties Of lighter and a
burglar alarm. AS a lighter it can
be arranged to produce instantane-
GUS light throughout the house, aud
can also be attached to q medical
galvanic coil by which y powerful
current OF electricity can be con.
veyed. The instrnment is small
and compact, occupying "A space
only five inches square, aud can
readily be carried from room to
room, rs 1t weighs but five pounds.
In the second capacity when at.
tached to window, safe OF door, the
unfailing current places the tres.
passer IN decidedly embarrassing
position, confronting such a party
with startling bell and instant
light. 1t is equally adapted for the
ordinary uses Of a call bell.
Many prominent business men
are interested in the company,
which was Incorporated under the
laws OF Massachusetts. Orders OF
inquiries should he addressed tn
the business Office, No. % Water
street. The instrument is sold at
the low price of five dollars; ten
dollars complete with attachments,
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1883-03-23
The New Receiver of the Missis-
sippi Land Office.

JACKSON, March 10.-Jno. 4.
Hull, just appointed receiver oi
public moneys 1T this place, was
editor of Tie Crisis, a camtssig ign
paper Of the Independents ap'l
Greonbackers In the late Lowry
aud king contest. He was raised
In this city aud is u writer OF mark
ed ability. The knowing ones say
that he will be chiet editor of the
new organ which the opposition
will likely establish here.
Kimball, the outgoing official, Is
All old citizen Of this place. He
was u member of the 6rm Klmball
Raymond & Co., when it was State
printer during republican days il
this State. He belonged to the
Sherman wing OF the republican
party IN this State, and superseded
r. j. Alcorn, n Grant man.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1883-03-23
The Presidents Physical Condi-
ton.


Special to the Tines-DemoeFat
Washington, March lO.-The
Presidents physical condition is
said to cause his intimate friends
considerable anxiety, and IL is al
legged, he, himself, is somewhat des-
pondent. Ifreport be true, he has
repeated several times within the
last few weeks, that he might not
live 10 finish his term of Office.
There is a report current that when
Edmunds was elected President OF
the Senate. be remarked To a friend:
|" I'm glad OF that, Edmunds will
finish out my term with distinc'
tion.'
IL Is a curious fact that Edmunds
was sworn as President protein OF
the Senate. An old attache OF the
clerks office of the Senate says that
no other president protein has ever
taken an oath on taking his seal, /,
the oath OF Senator being deemed
sufficient heretofore. The inference
is that Edmnnds has found some
law by which the taking OF this
special oath makes him Vice Presi-
dent de facto, 80 that il Arthur and
he should both die, the Senate
might elect another President pro.
TEN, who would cut out the demo.
cratic speaker OF the next house
from the succes sion.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1883-03-23
The Gulf and Ship Island Road.

NKw YORK, March 13.-The
Gulf aud Ship Island Railroad WAS
included in the Inst of land or Mt
railroads, which the judiciary CON.
mittee OF the house during the
Forty.seventh congress reported
upon, recommending that their land
grants be declared forfeited. Tor
the reason that the work ot con.
struction had not been begun. No
action however, was taken by con.
gress, and it is now reported that
px.representative Manning, of Mis-.
slssippi, and nther gentlemen, who
have obtained c0ntrol ot the char
ter, have gone TO New York for the
purpose of interesting capitalists
therein, forming a syndicate to
supply the funds necessary TO
complete the road, or some portion
ot il, with the expectation that
valuable land grants can be secured
1t rs further reported here that u
meeting is 10 he held in Wall street
some day this week, to discuss aud
mature plan OF operation.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1883-03-23
4 Terrible Waste.


\. o. kmfriraa L 'mherman-
MOBILE, Feb. 20, 1883.
There is a healthy Indignation
growing in this country against
the wretcht,l way the tnrpentIne
men men are treating The pine ln
this soufhrrn country. In North
Carolina, where tnrpehtine making
is a science, the forests arr made
e. last hundred years, but AZ und
Mobile, the Trees are destroyed Ia
a couple OF years. The process Of
extraction is applied to all trees
alike, young as well as old, and the
growth OF The timber is eieeiuaIly
stopped. Not only are the trers
irightfnlly butchered, but the sap
gathers IN heaps around the trunks
To await rhe nre which frequently
roars through the forest aud burns
out everything. OF course 80 long
as turpentine getting is profitable,
il is almost lille 10 try to stop the
burners, but there is a terrible
waste 4 eg on which an expires
sion !. puhic sentiment may
ii not entirely put aa end
to. 1t is, therefore, the duty OF the
journals of the South to sreak oul
strongly upon this matter, and
educate an opposition to the pres
ent system.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1883-03-23
Modified lnoculation.


N. 0. City Item.
Several gentlemen, including one
or two members of the board OF
health, called last evening at the
Office Of DIR. Tebault, opposite the
Lafayette Square, to witness the
effects OF what is known nv "mo,li.
He'd incubation" Several persons
were present whose, arms had been
operated upon, and the inflamma-
lion was, in no case, more serious
chan that from ordinary vaccination
Is not a certain preventive Of small.
p0x that incubation with small.
pox virus Is dangerous, and that
the uncertainty of the one can be
removed and the danger of the
other avoided By what is called
modified inoculation. Lymph from
small-pox vesicles il taken and
mixed IN certain proportions with
fresh milk and IL introduced'in the
same manner M vaccine matter. 1t
ts claimed that it never fails; that
It acts more promptly than vaccina-
tion; that it does not communicate
smallpox by contract; that the
tymp can be obtained wherever
smallpox exists; that it can be
selied upon ~ q positive protection
"a | IL less dangerous than vaceIns.
<ion.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1883-03-23
History of the silver Dollar.

A correspondent wants history
OF the silver dollar. The silver
dollar OF the United States n :
became money of account rs act 81
congress April =. 1892. Ii had The
value of the Spanish millrd dollar.
and contain 4l6 grains Stardar,l 81
Yer composed of 81 IL giain>
pure silver, balance alloy. IL Was
1924 th0usaHdIhs fine. In 1887 the
dO | r WAS reduced TO Az / 2
grains, but its dneness increased
TO 900 thonsan,lIhs fine. The qual-
riry OF pure silver remained 3Il 4
G 1'iis. February i2, 1873, hy whaJ
WAS entitled the coinage act. the
Od dollar Was masle the unit ot
val aud silver Was declared She
l'sal tender for NO more than five
dollars aud its coinage stopped
The weight ot ihehaft-dollaf, y hich
here 0iosr. had been 1872 grains,
WAS made 1929 grains All subSI
diary coins were ma,i. of like grade
OF hueness with the halt dollar.
This acT, though not so decl0r d.
was intended 10 delrrciate siiv'r
and eliminate the silver ,lo. Jar irom
our coinage. The purpose was cna.
nlugly concealed hy John Sber.
man, the author of the bill. in the
general provisions ot the vet. Sill.
yer WIS remonrtized by congress
in 1878 aud not less than Two million
nor more than tour million dollars
ordered To be coined mvnrbly
which mandate OF the people has
been nolninally obeyes, the mini
mum am0nnt named being tur,I'''l
out by the mint.
The trade dollar was provided for
IN The coinage act of 1873, and that
coin contained 420 grains standard
silver. The 0stensibIe purpose oi
the creation OF this anomalous coin
WAS 10 supply the wants of com.
mrrce with China aud Japan. Its
coinage has slapped aud the trade
dollar is not legal tender.