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DAwNBROKER'S AUCTION
L kOn WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY and
SAATU S,l DEGEMBER TWELFTH, THIR-
TENTH, FOURTEENTH and FIFTEENTH, COM
mencing at SEVEN p. NJ, shall sell at public auc-
ton all forfeited pledges consisting in part of Gold
ana Silver Watches, Diamond and other Rims
Jewelry of all kinds, Sewing Machines Clocks, Cloth
ing, Mirrors, Books, &c, &C. among which are many
articles suitable for Christmas presents All parties
interested will please take notice
GEO. r. McAULEY Pawnbroker, 3021 st.
NJ. FOLEY, Auctioneer. dlO-3ts
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers

hUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
ExECgToR's SALE OF A LARGE AND WELL AS.
SORTED STOCK OF FINE HARNESS. TRUNKS,
SSaaTICCtH5EL psc ETC. CONSISTING OF COUPE,
MESS SINGLE AND DoQBLFl. LADIES' AND
GENTS SADDLES, S0LF-LEATHER AND
OTHER TRUNKS, VALISES. SATCHELS WHIPS,
HALTERS, HORSE BRU BOOTS, RIDING
BRIDES, HORSE SUITS, HORSE BLANKETS,
NETS ETC. SHOW CASES, COUNTERS, SHELLY
ING, ETC.
ALSO
HORSE. DAYTON WAGON, PHAETON, ETC.
ALSO, AT ONE O'CLOCK p. NJ.
TwENTY-FOUR SHARES WASHINGTON MARKET
COMPANY STOCK.
ONE SHARE NATIONAL FAIR ASSOCIATION
STOCK.
By virtue of an order of the Supreme Court Of the
District OF COLUMBIA holding special term for Pro-
bate business, will sell at public auction on
THURSDAY, the THIRTEENTH BAY OF deem
Der, 1883, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK A NJ, at
store No 1913 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, all the
Shelving &c, contained therein This sale presents
opportunity for parties in search of Holt
day goods.
Terms cash.
THURSTON B. JOHNSTON,
WALTER A JOHNSTON,
Executors Of the estate Of HORACE s. JOHNSTON,
deceased dl0-St
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
ROAD STREET, MAR WASHINGTON sTREET,
GEORGETOWN, d. q.
By virtue Of decree rendered in Equity Cause No.
11222 entitled Mary E. Bailey ct viz vs. Eisabeth al
Burroughs ct al the undersigned Trustee viii offer
for sale at public auction, upon the premises, on
IHUkSDAf, The THIhTEENTH DAY OF DECEM-
BEh, 1855, At HALf-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM
al that certain piece q upmproyed reai estate In
vile Bells subdivision of part Of s1uare No IN
Georgetown d g This Lot contsins about 1854
square ieet has frontage Road street of about &
feet and depth on Park avenue OF about 1856 feet
Terms; One-third cash, residue In two equal In
chasers note bearing interest ct per cent per
rom cate 81 sale and secured by deed trust on the
~ ssS1rsd q. the time Of ,le and the terms
conveysncing, &c, az purchasers cost
MORGAN b. BEACH, Trustee
o1-o6os 412 Louis1aua ava m -
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AuctlOneer,
% Horse and Carriage Bazaar, $40 Louisiana ave.

Ne Horse and Carriage Bazaar, $40 Louisiana ave.
SLEIGHS. SLFIGHS SLEIGHS
PEREMPTORY SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION OF
F0bTS .SLEIGHS AND CUTTERS, HARNESS,
On THURSDAY, DECEMBER THIRTEEN, com.
neneing at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ will sell in
front OF the Bazaar, without reserve
90 Portland Cutters
20 Albany cwell Body Cutters.
swell Body, four ssenger Cutters
Harness, Eobes, &c sc
These Sleghs are all handsomely painted and trim
med in raw silk plush and CLOTH The attention Of
the trade Is called to this sale, it is peremptory
d1O3t 3. BENSINGER, Auctioneer.
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ATTORNEYS

nAvID A. GOURICK.
~ Formsrly Of the Philadelphia Bari
Attorney and Counsellor At Law. Room As, Atlantic
Doilong, 92e aud $50 street northwest n24-3m
CAMPBELL cARRINoToN. ATTORNEY-Ar-
~ Law barbour Law Building. 40 Louisiana
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

CATALOGUE SALE
COLLECTION OF
PAINTINGS sTATUARY, BRoSzEs, 10,
Belonging to the estate Of tbs late
JAMES O. MCGUIRE
To be sod BY order Of his executors on MONDAY. DE-
GENDER TEN, 1855, and following dxys ct
ELEVEN AN. and THREE PM.
stmy salssrooma
Pennsyivania avenue and 1lth street
The collection will be view up to the hour Of sale
d5-6t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneera
ATTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE.
By order Of the Taunton silver-Plate Company, Of
our Salesrooms of 10th and streets, facing
WEDNESDAY DECEMBER TWELVE. AT ELEVEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ, REsUMING AT HALF
PAST TWO AND HALF PAST
SEVEN p. NJ, DAILY,
Until Entire Stock is disposed Of
RICH. ELEGANT. AND. UNIQUE ELECTRO
PLATED WARE,
FRENCH MANTEL CLOCKS.
IMPORTED ARTISTIC PAINTED BRoyZEs.
sTATUETTEs
TABLE,
MANTEL.
AND CLOCK ORNAMENTS.
SATIN, CHINA. AND GLASS BOWLS AND VASES
In new colors-Gobelin Blue, Old Red Torquose. and
Cameo-singular and beautifully painted with
rich designs, and embossed with gold
FRUIT AND BERRY BOWLS,
From the RsvenswoOd Pottery, mounted in silver-0
LIFE-LKE TERRA-CoTTA BUsTs.
Brass Goods.
Music Boxes,
French Bowel Mirrors
Rose Jars,
Lamps,
Albums, &C., &c.
SOUVENIR CUPS AND sAUCERs IN SATIN BOXES
fine line of Toilet Goods In Celluloid Brush Glass;
and Comb, with Manicure Sets, together with
alarse assortment of the celebrated
Rogers Table Cutlery and En-
glish Steel Shears, &C.
Ladies respectfully and especially invited Chairs
provided for their comfort.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS co,
dS-1w Auctioneers.
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1871 T st NV, ( -.
JNO. A. CLARKE. Aru
n27-10t Webster Law Building.

nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers
AUCTION SALE OF IMPROVED SUBURBAN PROP
ERTY FRONTING ON POMERoY AND SHERI-
pan ,ANENuES, IN THE SUBDIVISION OF
On MONDAY. TENTH DAY DECEMBER, A D.
1883, at FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, will sell, in front of
the premises,
LOf ga SECTION 3, OF THE SUBDIVISION OF
BARRY FARM, IMPROVED BY TWO
SMALL FRAME HOUSES
Terms: One-thrd cash. balance in and 12 months
With interest at the rate Of per cent per annn from
or all cash option Of purchaser Deposit Of sfoO at
sale Terms to be complied with in 10 days, other
wise resale at risk and of deiauting purchaser
All conveyancing at purchasers cost
d3-d&ds g. r. THOMAS ATTY
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BROS, Aucuoneers.

TRUSTEES SALE VALUABLE SQUARE FRONT
ING MASSACHUSETTSAVE EIGHTEENTH
SIkEET, STREET NORTHWEST AND d.
BY virtue of deed of trust recorded in Liber No
1883 folio 1872 ct seq of the land records Of the Dis
trct of Columbia and at the request Of the holder Of
note secured thereby, will sell public auction in
front of the premises on SATURDAY, the FIJI
TENTH DAY OF DECEMBER, A d. 1855, at
-FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ,
AL Of ssnare north Of Square numbered
ONE HUNDRED AND THIkTY-SEVEN l37D,
fronting IA feet 10 inches Massachusetts avenue
159 feet 10 inches on street north and IL on
18th street west (being triangular square, together
with all the Improvements, ways, easements rights
privileges and appurtenances with belonging or
IN any wise appertaining
Terms: One-third OF the purchase money In cash,
balance IN equal instalments at one and two years.
for which notes OF the purchaser be given
ing six per cent per annum interest payable semi
annually from day of sale and TO he secured by deed
OF trust the premises sold all cash. option Of
purchaser. deposit of $1,000 required at time Of
sale ConveyanciEg, &c. at cost Of purchaser Terms
be complied with in ten days otherwise the trus-
tees reserve the right TO resell The propery at lie
risk and cost of the defaultne purchaser after 1--WE
days public notice Of such resale in newspaper
published in Washington, d. c.
AA 6sT : HERR ERR Trustees
Abstract can be seen at Room TO- No. 1919 street
d
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~ ell 8 public sretiep ep THgRsDAY The
O'CLOCK PM. sub lot 81, In square 20, fronting 20
fest on the vest side Of New Hsnpshire avenue 120
1 e. sus':st to, r 6s;1 q trust e :scs
ala 4Goizsx wAoaAxAx. Ana
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TTNHUMAS BOWLING, AuCtioneer
VERY HANDSOME EBONY PARLoR SUITE. EASY
sS9k6s psiS 4f M fRkek IS SELs Nj
MoNos,' BoDf' B asNssis RtGs AND CAR
PETS, HALL AND STAIR CARPETS, WALNUT
GHAMBER EgRNITtRE, FINE HAIR MAT
EXTENSION TABLE, FINE CHINA AND GLASS
WARE TABLE LINEN, KITCHEN REQUISITES,
&c, &C.
On THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER THIR-
tt ENTH 1sSS, COMMENCING AT HALF-PAST
TEN O'CLOCK shall sell at residence, 2l29 street
northwest, q very superior collection of Household
effects, view morning of sale.
dS-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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g BENSINGER,
BE Horse and Carriage Bazaar
viii be sold at the Bazaar $40 Louisiana avenue on
THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER THIRTEEN.
at TEN O'CLOCK, 25 head of Horses and Mares; good
workers and drivers
, Also, 10 new and nd-hand Wagons, Phetons and
Buggies, &C., &c
dl0-3t s. BENSINGER, Auctioneer.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
wnTzR =. WILLIAMS . 90, Auctionesra

TRUSTEES SALE Observation-Disclosures
sfSSEEETs sSSSSREESsssi 81 p5sh5os
iEsns y the grs@i.es on No M6NbAY. pEcEMsEa
fss sSSR 4 ne S is i &,sSa
t9n, D. e, and known and designated on the ground
Sy 4 sna PING IN aas wsss ns
four hundred and siitytwo t4e2, with improvsments
improveIsenss, Nc SS3 ffame DWELLING with modern
Terms. One half cash; balance. in 81. and twelve
ss1 ,ss s d e q sold
day . 81 s Are not with within ten
dsdld: w O' De.- .. q & fESna5f Trustees
w 637 Louisiana ave.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE AND
II sesEE ks6 SE sI a FE AMP
Supreme Court b. G. wherein e. & boWnssn Ct a.
BER TENTH. 1855. Al VI" FdG TR a oGLock p Il. in
S s the ss shs
corner of lot one in square numbered four hundred
nor and M @
thence east sixty one C6D feet thence south twelve
the improvements, &c. ".
IN sna he q by sss
equal payments for which the notes Of the pachaser
ana 9s hearing Ter from the day IF
&c ss sd with DAY @ as. f. ne a
at the cost of the defsulting purchaser All convey
'''' " afLRETT T. iaoLrzMAN,)
n21-1Ot Webster Law Building j
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SPECLALTIES.

nR. MULLER, S2S 18Th ST NV, TREATS
Ian Chronic Affections Of the Eye. Ear. Throat
Catarrh, &c,
Once hours s-l2: 2-s. Sunday. from loto2
nlO-lms
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SLEEPING CARS TO PHILADELPHIA on the
Night Express via b. q o. Open at 8 p. IN. for
reception of passengers Berths reserved at GIG
and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue or at depot
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nEsIRABLE BUILDING LOT ON NEW HAMr.
y s sHbfE TAsy NohThaM nnkTT"hhS M AND N

ssos BROS a. aa,et 2 g n;v.J
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for the relief of Hannah Hurdle;
to provide for the supervision of the affairs of
the District by the Secretary of the Interior;
changing the name of the Real Estate Title in
surance company: to authorize the extension Of
Vermont avenue; to provide for the payment of
the per cent greenback certificates Of the Dis
trlct Of Columbia; for the relief OF the holders
OF District OF Columbia special assessment lien
certificates; to extend the streets and avenues
OF the city; TO grade streets; TO define the route
OF the b. and +. railroad in the District;
for the relief of G. II. Coryell; TO incorporate
the West Washington Electric Lighting, Heat
Ing, Motor, and Power company; to ineorpor-
ate the National Temperance Home; to pro-
vide for the extension Of 18th street; TO pro-
vide for the widening Of Columbia road; to
regulate the fees and limit the compensation
Of the recorder OF deeds and OF the register of
wills; 70 provide for the suppression of the
trarte IN intoxicating liquors in the District;
for the relief OF Mrs. Emma G. c. Abbott:
for the relief of nOn-residents who have paid
license taxes; for the relief OF Henrietta y
Minnl1; to authorize the Commissioners TO lay
water mains where necessary; TO build rail-
road on BrightwoOd avenue; to incorporate the
Washington and Maryland railway company;
to incorporate the Potomac Electric Light and
Power company: 70 amend sections S5l $50
ej7. SIS. s6i and SG2 of the Revised Statutes Of
TIE United States for the District of
Columbia; for the relief of Jesse H. Wilson;
for the relief of Nathaniel Magruder; for the
rehef Of the heirs Of Margaret Bulger; for
the relief of Rebecca Il. Scott: to provide for
Placing the electric wires used by the District
under ground; to provide for the redemption
OF Lands sold under trust deeds; to provide for
a commission to determine the location of
steam railroads and depots; for the relief
OF Daniel Donovan; TO incorporate the
Underground Cable and Conduit company;
Tor the Improvement OF Rock creek and for
other purposes; to regulate and license pawn
brokers; TO amend the act providing perma-
nent form Of government for the District; rela-
tive TO the rules and regulations allowing pro-
jecticns from buildings and permitting car
riage-vays across sidewalks; for the relief and
protection OF saleswomen; extending the track
Of the Capitol, North Street ana south
Washington railway company; for the re-
lief OF Grace Methodist Episcopal church.
20 provide for gas and electric lights for
the city aud the public buildings by Contract.
10 authorize the appointment Of a sanitary
engineer; TO incorporate the Washington and
Great Falls Marrow Gauge railroad Company.
defining certain acts of Congress for the relief
of owners of real estate; to create board OF
audit to adjust claims for special damages 10
real estate by reason of public improvements
TO regulate the practice Of pharmacy; to incor-
porate the Columbia Central railway company
requiring the removal by the Commissioner
of breweries and distilleries for the manufacture
Of beer or malt liquors beyond Boundry street.
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CorPornal0nrEleufion.
An sort. Of p.,,a,

Mr. W. F. Daley, Adverti-ing Agent Of
the Brooklyn Elevated Railroad, writes:
sInaAmnntnry rhsuInatism suellsd my
leEs and arms to twice their natural size.
I suffered exerueinting pain. Your won-
derfnl 8. 8. s., made completes cure.
Major Sidney Herbert. editor of the
Southern Culficafof and Dlria FdS1leF,
Atlanta, Ga, writes: a have fully tasted
the yirtnes Of SHiftis Specific, both 10 .
Fheumntism cure and . tonic It has done
even more than its PFoprietorn claim for It.
Mr.. Michael Long. Jr., with the Stro-
bridge Lithographic Co., Cincinnati, Ohio,
writes: =. / suffered for two. years with .
terrible itching and painful sores ON my
neck, arms. hands and fnzers.s. No ply.
siciap could help me. s. S. 8. relieved
M perfectly and I feel like new man.
hrs. Amanda Ingle, of Gastonia, n. c.,
writes: Ny baby. when four months
old developed scroflila. He had two se-
we're rihings sad sores ON the neck. sent
for our family hysicisn, who pronounced
Il serofuia, and prescribed 8. s. S. for Il.
gave the baby B. S S. and Il son got
the disease under eoBttoi. The sores are
healed. and the baby il Een and healthy.
know s. s s. saved its life: and told
cur doctor 80. he Is regular phyuiciRns
md prescribed S s, s. for the baby - coon
e. he saw IL had serofuIa.
Trsptise On Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free. The SWIFT hPEcIFtc Coz
DrFEer 3, Atlantis, Ga
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Only the Unexpected That De.
ours AlWaya.

1t was on Tuesday, Jan. 10th.
1888, that the 212th Grand Monthly
Drawing of the far-famed Louisiana
State Lottery took place at New
Orleans, La, (as usual,) under the
sole management of Gen'ls G.. IT.
Beauregard, of La, and Jubal A.
Early, of Va. Things Went as they
generally do; Git is only the unex-
pcctcd that always occnrs). No:
30, 442 drew the first capital prize of
$3.50, 900, which was sold inEfraction-
al tenths at 81 each, sent NJ. A.
Dauphin, New Orleans, La One to
v. Schmidt, Pctaluma, Cal; one
paid through Wells, Fargo & o., San
Francisco, Cal; one paid through
the Memphis National Bank of
Memphis, Tenn; one to n. ". Mich
OILS, through Wells, Fargo C Co.,
San Francisco, CAL; one paid through
Anglo Californian Bank (L't'd). San
Francisco, and the other portions
went elsewhere. No. 734S5 drew
the second prize of $4,000, also
sold in fractional tenths at 81 each.
One was paid to Miss Augusta FL
lene, of No. 2,037 Archer. Ave,
Chicago, ILL.,; one to John ,TrimbIe.
315 South Water Street, Aurora, Ill;
one through. the METROPOLITAN Ma
tional Bank of Cincinnati, Ohio;
two through. Wells, Fargo. 81 Co,
San Francisco, CAL; one TO Miss
Kittie Dillon, los Bienville st. and
one to August Hunzelman, 126
Chartres St, both of New Orleans,
La; and the rest went elsewhere.
No. 51,613 drew the third capital
prize of $40, 900, also sold in. tenths.
One went to N. Tostevin, Union
Stock Yards, Chicago, ILL.,; one to A,
McLeish, Jersey City n. ~; one
paid through the Fort Worth
National Bank, Fort Worth, Texas;
one to I. G. Tucker, Pearl, Texas;
one to Jacob G. Shafer, indianapolis,
Ind, and one through the State
National Bank of Lincoln, Neb.
The next event on March 18th, 1883,
is a grand quarterly and the Gath
grand monthly drawing, when the
the first capital prize is $500, 900.
ALI information will be given on
application to NJ. A. Dauphin, New
Orleans, La.
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Tobacco and fruit brandies, and
place on the free list coarse woods,
salt, lumber and reduce the duty on
iron.
The debate in the Senate on the
Presidents message is dragging its
weary length, and the honors Of
the debate so far are with Senators
Kenna and Voorhees,.
{ The Senate has passed Senator
Faulkner's resolution to pay Hon.
d. B. Lucas one thousand dollars for
his expenses in contesting for his
seat in the Senate.
The appointment of Judge John
Blair Hoge as o. s. District Attor-
ney for the District of Columbia is
received with enthusiasm by all
West virginians in this city. Judge
Hoge is q lawyer of fine legal talents
and wiIl-no doubt make, the ablest
District Attorney the District has
had for years, and his appointment
will strengthen our party in the
State. Democrats from all parts of
the Union recognize the fact that
the Republicans will make every
effort and sacrifice to place our
State in the Republican column,
and this feeling here should be a
hint to Democratic leaders of our
State, who believe in faction rather
than party; by union and harmony
IN. our ranks can we meet the enemy,
and if fractional strife is still to rage,
the State will undoubtedly go re-
publican in 1888; but with a united
front we can score a magnificent
victory in. our State. Amongst
West Virginians here visiting the
city, / notice Senator Camden and
Judge r. A. Guthrie, Captain Slack,
Mr., Ellright, Mr.. Goshorn, Capt. j.
H Thompson and JAS. H. Couch,
Jr. The Presidents receptions are
crowded and faro brilliant with the
rich costumes of the ladies and full
dress suits of the gentlemen. 1t has
been very cold here during the
week, and there has been some good
sletghipg, of which the washingto-
mans are taking advantage.
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The following extract is clipped
from an, "Old Dominion" exchange,
and we print it. thinking that it will
serve the purpose as "a word to the
wise"
This is the presidential Year .
but the business of the country
shows no signs of Tagging, as the
rule has been in presidential years
past. In 1884 thousands of indus
trial works were closed; there was
hardly a large mill in full operation.
Values dropped to the minimum, and
the outlook was dreary, indeed.
But Mr.. Cleveland was elected, and
the revival of business dated from
the time it was determined that
there should be no 8 to z count.
And the prosperous condition OF
affairs which we point to now is due
in a great measure to the fact that
the republican jobbers were driven
from power. .'4
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Peace ON Earth

Awaits that countless army of martyrs,
whose ranks are constantly; recruited
from the victims of nervousness and
nervous diseases. The price of the
boon is systematic course. of Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters, the finest and
most genial of tonic nervineS, pursued
with reasonable persistence. Easier,
Pleasanter and safer this than to swash
the victualling department with pseudo
tonics, alcoholic or the reveEse, beef ex-
tracts, nerve foods. narcotics, sedatives
and poisons in disguise. Tired Ma
lures sweet restorcr, balfhy sleep, !" is
the providential recuperant of weak
nerves, and this glorious franchise being
usually the consequences of sound di-
gestion and increased vigor, the great
stomaciiic which insures both is produc-
tive also OF repose at the required time.
Not unfreshed awakens the the individ-
ual who uses it, but vigorous, clear
headed and tranquil. Use the Bitters
also in fever and ague, rheumatism,
kidney troubles, constipation and bill.
iousness. 01si:i
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President Cleveland drew his
message with the prime purpose OF
having it read and cOmprehended by
the workingmen in the mines aud
factories and on the farms of tho
country. He knew such a message
would be assaulted as the work of a
tyro, ridiculed as a scbooIboy pro-
duction; but has that high form
of courage which is ready for such
assaults, for he well knew who he
wanted to reach, and who, having
been reached, would be convinced,
and, having become convinced,
would make his side the strong side
and the winning side And his
vindication, his triumph, is the fact
that more workingmen have read
and understand the message, and
believe in its doctrine, than ever
before read, understood and believed
in any public document on ques-
ton of political economy in the his
tory of the country.-Er.
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Led ID be- Done,
Inteliigencer.

AAAkGtuScuCcFs
In tha1rnzen Northwest are dis
heRrtened persons looking for homes
m EfrgiHia Why not in West Vir-
ginias which has greater advantages
to efer2 The State of West Viz
giniR hna provided NO machinery for
SUCK 1f, but the people can pro-
Ipideit for themselves. After the
people make the start no doubt the
State can easily be induced to take
-itsup:
This leads US to suggest how the
Wheeling Chamber of Commerce can
do the State a great service. Let the
Chamber invite the business men OF
West Virginia, men who have lands
to sell, all who are interested. in the
development of the State, to meet
here at an early day to see what
measures eGA BE set ON foot for at
tracing attention TO West Virginia
and inducing immigration. Such a
meeting would probably result in a
West Virginia developmentassocia-
ton that could be made Of incaIcuIa-
BILE advantage to the State.
It Is to the interest of our business
men to build up the State, and to
this end nothing is needed but a
systematic and vigorous effort
Now is the accepted time.
If We pull together, regardless OF
politics and of everything that hap
pened before Noah's flood, we can
make something ont of these hills
and valleys and fertile pIateaas.
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The Labor bureau has been
asked to furnish Congress with a
statement of the rate of tariff re-
quired for the protection of Ameri-
can labor in the products of each of
the leading articles manufactured in
this country. This is a move in the
right direction. Find out how much
tariff is required for the complete
protection of American labor, and
let Us have it, but draw the line
there. Make it SO tho monopolistic
combinations and "trusts" cannot
fleece the people. Give the con-
sumner some protection as well as
the manufacturer.