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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-17

But for somo time
after il had been
intro d u @ Q d in
France, the Paris
ians amused them
selves with 1t. 1t
was engraved on
seals; miniature
copies Of 1t were
worn on chains and
rings. At fashion
a BILE suppers toy
guillotines Of ma
hogany were put
on the table, and
tiny figures, with
heads representing
prominent persons,
s,,ch as I,afayet.p.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-17
A PURELY UNBIASED VIEW.
The upheaval Regarded from q
Dispassionate Standpoint.
CONSIDERING THE EVENTS OF 1904

Cl,aumette as He Really was-Chief Of the
Cordeiicrs-The Character Of Robespierre
1mpartiaiiy Considered want Of Action
the Cause Of His Destruction.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-17

primarily uuniane,
force, since, with
out the commons,
they could accom-
plish nothing. And
they conscientious
ly cherished the
good and the ad-
vancement OF the
commons, but had
no faith in other
than violent means.
Why should they
have; how could
tbeyi Force must
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-17

ne Head Of the Beautiful Queen
Brought to the Block.
lScsBDrBLE CauRLrIEs CT 1898.

SsaA Baptists Carrier. One Of tho Most
Ussedthirsty Of the Observation-Disclosures.
sarlsa Rspusilssn Baptism and Marriage.
Antecedents Of the Queen.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-17
INCREDIBLE SAvAGERY.

Prisoners were decapitated by scores. In
truth, the az was insufficient; il could not
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-17
ROBE ESPlERRE.

Robespierre, having extinguished the He
bertists, on tho ground that they were too
violent, now decided to extinguish Danton,
Camille Desnoulius and their adherents be-
cause they were too lenient He had long
been steadily advancing to the head of the
government-ho was the president Of the
committee of public safety-and was, at the
close of the winter Of 1904, virtually dictator.
A more singular, inconsistent character has
never been revealed. He Is usually regarded
rs cold, scheming, crafty, ambitious, blood
thirsty villain, very fend in malignity.
Crafty and ambitious he certainly was, aud
a prodigious demagogue, though his cruelty
and malice have been denied. lie has had
ardent defenders and eulogists; some Of them
going so far as to pronounce him u devotee Of
humanity, and oil his butcheries committed
with extreme reluctance, but from q conscien-
tious sense Of duty to the cause Of popular
freedom and progress. His antecedents de-
note him to have been the opposite Of cruel.
He is thought to have had, generations back,
an Irish strain, but some OF his progeuitors
in France had borne titles
A native Of Arras, where his father had
been Rn unsuccessful advocate, who had do.
serted his family to live In Germany, his
grandfather superintenled his later educa-
tion. He attended the College of Louis 10
Grand, at Paris, where Freron, the younger,
Camille Desnoulins and Danton were his
fellow students. Remarkable for diligence
quietness and talents as we'll as a kind of
dreaminess, he returned home TO pursue his
fathers profession and achieved considerable
distinction. He also cultivated letters, win
ming local renown as poet and essayist. As
a member of the criminal court it became his
duty to sentence culprit to death, the
thoughts of which filed him with such pain
that he resigned his office to avoid the obliga-
ton. He had been a close student of Rous-
seau and was a believer in his teachings. In
politics he was radical democrat and an
enthusiast in behalf of humanity.
As member Of the constituent assembly
he voted against the suspensive veto power
Of the king; resist ~
ed the adoption Of ~4a. -.S\
martial law the M
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-17

Of the king; resist
ed the adoption Of
martial law, the
disabilities Of act
ors, Jews and ne
Groes in the colo
nies; favored the
abolition Of capital
pu n S hment, and
the enforced cell
bacy Of priests His
theories and prac-
tices were striking
ly In cons istent.
When he advocated
a...
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-28
A PRELIMINARY HEARING

GIysn samuel Miller, Charged With tho
Murder Of solomon Purdy-The Evidence,
Samuel Miller, charged with killing
Solomon Puidy, the old colored man
who liyeda few miles west Of Martins
Ferry and who died Thursday from the
elects, it Is believed, Of a blow on the
head from a stone thrown by Miller,
was given a preliminary examination be-
fore Squire John Mercer, In Colerain
township, near Pleasant Grove, -yester-
day, aud bound over to court in the
sum Of $500,
The examination began at 10 a. IN,
and lasted until Q p. IN. Prosecuting
attorney Holllngsworth appeared for the
State aud Judge Johns. Cochran for the
defendant Several witnesses were ex-
amined. Mr., Hanes, the only witness
OF the quarrel, which occurred In front
Of his house on Glenn's Run, on the
10th instant, testified that he heard
them quMreling and went out, They
were both drunk and did not know what
they were doing. Purdy had piece Of
iron in his hand with which he struck
at Miller, who got out and, seizing q
stone, threw It at Puppy striking him
over the right eye, cutting good sized
cash. Haines said to Miller "Look
there, Sam, you have cut that mans
head and ought TO be ashamed OF your
seli," To this Miller replied " didn't
want to hurt him, and wouldn't have
done that for $50.n Miller handed
HaInes s. telling him TO take Purdy
home and get q doctor, which Hanes
did,
Miller was on the stand and testified
that he met Purdy in Martins Ferry and
gave him 81 TO take him to John Hanes'
and bring him back to his own home,
which is one mile this side OF Hanes.
They had some words on their way out,
but he liked the old man and did not
intend to hurt him. Purdy was as
drunk as he was aud fell out Of the buggy
several times,
| DR., Osborn, OF Mt, Pleasant, who made
the autopsy Of the skull, says 1t was the
thiCkest he ever saw. Purdy was "
years old, very feeble and death was
caused by conclusion otthe brain, Two
things might have caused this, whisky
or a shock or stroke.
Mrs, Purdy, the widow, testified that
her husband felt unwell from the time
OF his return that evening, She wanted
to send for a physician, but he objected,
saying he would recover. She did not
know what caused the death OF her hus'
band. Her daughter and son.in-law cor-
rohpMted her testimony.
samuel Perry, who Is nelghbor Of
Miller, testified 40 10 bis CHARACTER,
saying he was q quite harmless, peacea.
bic man, with weakness for whisky. A
good.sized crowd was present ut the
hearing. Miller had not procured bail
whom tho reporter lett.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-28

Young mems meetings will be held at
s o'clock tonight to which all young
men are invited. The usual Sunday
afternoon meeting will be merged into
the Union Sunday School meeting TO be
held ia tue First Presbyterian Church
at $40 o'clock. The young men OF the
Association will lead tho singing
Next Tuesday evening the Board Of
Directors will give the opening recep.
ton OF the season to the members Of the
Association and their gentlemen friends.
Part OF the special work arranged for
the winter will be started next week.
The evening classes Ia German and
photography will be organized Thurs.
day evening, and bookkeeping and PEN
manship Friday evening, A class III
arithmetic, u chorus aud literary So
Ciety will also be formed, Mr.. Jacob
ItoOs has been engaged to give class In.
struCtlons In tho gymnasium. An at.
traCtiyO prospectus aetting forth the adj
vantages the Association offers to young
men will be- issued next week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-28
LOCAL BREYfTIES.
Matters of Minor Moment in aud About
the City.


Matters of Minor Moment in and About
the City.
OFFICER LuKRNs arrested Richard
Blum yesterday for being drunk.
Ar II o'clock tonight the water will
DO shut of from tho consumers south oil
the creek.
JAMES CASSIDY was arrested by Officer
Carney yesterday afternoon for striking
Mrs. O. B. Baxter, OF East Wheeling.
TuR street cur company Is putting
down new 7 rails on Chapline street
from Twenty.seventh to Caldwell's run.
The work Of paving jacob street from
Forty.hith street 10 the county line has
been commenced by Contractor Lem.
mons.
SEVERAL members OF the Wheeling
Wheelmen propose to take road run Of
about ten miles this afternoon, leaving
headquarters at 4 o'clock.
The ladies Of the Arion Society will
give their first RgDeegidte Of the season
at the society's club house next Thurs.
day afternoon aud evening. II is Ger.
tain 10 be an enjoyable affair.
MEMRERs Of Holiday Post, GAR.
are requested to meet In their hall this
evening TO make arrangements Tor the
excursion 10 Pittsburgh next Tuesday,
G. A. r. day at the Exposition.
PlTTsBuRun excursion tickets, one and
two thousand mile tickets, local and
through tickets at the Union Railroad
Office, 1900 Market street, East, West,
North and South. JoHN DAtLtE, Agent
Tomorrow the Macedonian Iaplists
Of this city will hold a grand mily IN
Trades Assembly hall. The colored
Knights Of Labor will turn out. mud
Reyprends Lacey, Jones, Underwood,
Holllnger and Toney will address Inc
meeting.
CLERE Fee, OF tho Police Court Issued
Q warrant yesterday afternoon for John
Mahion, garbage collector for the second
district, charging him with failure 10
collect the garbage In the district In M.
COrdRnco with tho rules laid down bv
the city garbage ordinance. ManiOn wifi
DO tried In Police Court this morning.
TYPOGRAPHICAL Union No. 10 payO ia
second annual ball al Axiom Hall Last
night The Opera House orchestra itir.
nlshed the music, and merry crowd
lllled the hall from 0 o'clock IN q, All
those present had very enjoyable tlmc,
The atialr was successful IN every mar.
tlcular, and Melted the prints quite a
neat sim.
TnE only transfer Of real estate AL.
mitted 10 record In Recorder Hooks Of.
fee yesterday was a deed made gebipn.
5of 81, 1850, by William Esklne and
George =. Caldwell special commission.
efp, to Francis NJ, WlCkham, wife Of
George A. WiCkhaln, for lots Nos. "a, 81,
w ~ ana " 70 block Il and Nos B, Oh
ahdS u block 8 Of the old ialt grounds
property.
LB, Coon sells dry Roodb tho cbeAnast
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-28

Misses Florence and Ada selby are attending
school at Delaware.
Mr., Theodore snodgraSS, who has been on the
sick list, u able to be out again.
Mrs. Robert johnson will return to-day from
All extended visit near Marietta,
Ms !. X. Ratcllf aud son, Horace, Of Mt,
Pleasant, weTo In town yesterday,
Every manufacturing Establishment In Mar.
TINS Ferry Is on iull, except the ElsOn glass
we've married Yesterday BY Rev, Father 5. 8.
Mattingly,
hr. ind Mrs, John Fisher, residing III Uark's
addition, buried q 3'yenr-Oll daughter In River,
view cemetery yesterday.
Mr.. Walter Harrison, Eonoi Mr., William IInrri.
Aon, INT. Pleasant, who has been III Colorado
fora couple OF years, returned home yesterday.
Miss Matte Longley, Of st, ClAIrsyIlle, who
has been visiting her uncle, Judge John 5. COch.
ran, for the past three weeks will return to-day,
Misses Stella and Nellie sOItz, OF jeanette Pa,
formerly Of this place, are the guests Of their
friend, Miss Ida TimherlAke,in ClArk's Addition.
The ATcadian and Social clubs opened the
season last night, meeting at the residence OF
MI. anl Mrs. 7, W. shFpye, where the evening
was pleasantly spent.
The carpenters and jOinCrs will discuss the
eight hour question ut tho usual weekly meet.
Ing next Thursday evening. Alllhe labor orgR.
niEatIons Will vote on this question later,
The electric light building IL enclosed. Mr..
Price, an electrician OF the ThOmpson.HustOn
Electric Company, al Cincinnati, began the
work Of putting the wire Into houses yesterday,
The plant VIII be completed by October Is.
The outlook for the Y. NJ. @. Ais Iatterlng,
and from the present Indications tits 20. Up
10 last evening the subscriptions amounted ~
sos and tic CApyabG IL not nearly completed,
This, including what tho members have given,
Will make about Sl,4OO. The committee In eharge
Is highly pleased with the progress being made
There |. O move on foot among the young ladies'
OF Mart n'k Ferry TO carpet the rooms.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-28

Thera will DO special services In the
First Presbyterian Church tomorrow,
in which the annual Harvest Home FEES.
tiVal will be observed. Tho exercises
will begin In the Sabbath school at 0 a,
M, and a beautiful and appropriate pro-
gramme will DO followed. There will be
TecltatioDs Of texts by glasses, the sing
ing OF harvest hymns, and briet address,
sby Rev. @, @. Hays, Of Bridgeport, o.,
and AIr. w. Reynolds, OF Illinois. The
offerings will be- for the Clara Linton
Hamilton memorial EChoOl for boys In
China. At 1880 u. M, tile pastor will
preach on an appropriate theme for the
OCCASION and parents will present their
children for baptism. AT 8;9O p, M, In
the church thpre will be o union meet
ing af lido Sabbath School teachers and
workers Of Wheeling, together with all
the citizens who lnay BIZ able to attend.
This popular meeting will DO addressed
by Mr.. William Reynolds, OF Illinois, OF
the International Sabbath School AssO.
citation. The people are always glad 10
hear this earnest Christian man, The
Harvest Home Service will bG continued
and conducted IN the lecture rboln at
1880 p. m, A hearty welcome to all
these services il extended.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-28
To the Ladies'.
WHEELING lNSIALLHEVY a.
1853 MARKET STREET,

It has come to our kRowIa1,. Il, u.
certain lnstallment house iws ~ ,n.I
mention names, as there u s' or ~ aei
other In the city, has made maSv Ss ole
(but in yain) to convince soms y eloTi
that We do not do as we adv"r, G people
our advertised and most Iibe,,II ' !. llll
lSl9 90 worth Of goods for 81 ~ I S
aud 90 cents per week, or 81 M N v uoEa
Of goods ior 500 down and Il M MN, ~.
week are "a catch"-"a draw, W.
PLAIN ! snguage, that We are humbpS,IIal
9e public, How absurd the yery Sf n.y.
s ~ ast s.I.enents are false, and pIaiaIv
,SanIS ~ me Jealous disposition q soma
our advertisements appearN S1S Nnsa
COMPOUNDED and dum6iopnd.S W ale
ourgoods and prices confront tb.n Hael
who have never offered You tbs HAY ,ss sae
we hold out, wv 'ue w'ai
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old company, and It Is hoped that the
road has passed through al Us storms
and will now anchor on a aGm basis,
OAPI lIRAM YOUNG DBAD.

A Wen Known Resident Of the Island
Passes Away
Captain Hiram Young, who has been
unwell for some time past, died at 2
o'clock yesterday afternoon at his resi-.
dence No. % South Front street, Island,
aged 85 years. The news Of Captain
Young's death will be in the nature OF a
general surprise to his many friends,
While he has been unwell for some
time 1t has only beeniioF the past two OF
three weeks that he has been confined
To his room, The cause Of his
death was some kind OF kidney com,
plant, Upto the time Of the Cleveland
administration Captain Young was one
Of the U. S. Local Inspectors here for q
period OF over twenty years, He was q
kindly hearted, upright man, who had
many friends, all OF whom viii regret Ia
learn oihis death, This funeral will take
place from his residence tomorrow al
ternoon at 2 O'Clock,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-28
IN tue CIRCUIT COURT,
Yesterdays Proceedings "A Committee Re
pOrts on the JnII'S Bad Condition,

Yesterdays Proceedings "A Committee Re,
ports on the Jai'S bad Condition.
Both parts OF the Circuit Court were
in session again yesterday, In Part l.,
before Judge PAUL, the jury in the case
Of Horkheimer's executrlx VS., Pamela
Lodge No, ls, 10, o, F., to recover sick
benefits, reported that 1t could not agree
and was discharged,
In the cases Of the Bon Aqua I'm.
proyement Company, Of Florida, Va, The
Standard Insurance Company, Of this
city, aud r, Dudley Frayser vs. this
same insurance company, both In as
sumpsit, motions were made by the de.
iendant to dismiss, aud demurrers were
made TO the declarations; both motions
and demprrers we're oYerruled, A stay
Of procedure was fiually granted in the
Frayser case till the Bon Aqua case is
disposed OF,
The committee appointed to examine
the jail reported as TO the very deplora-
BILE condition OF that place, but hAvlng
failed 10 report as the jailer's work, the
report was referred back to them, In
Part II the case Of Rogers We, Taylor and
Ellington is still on,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-28
Wheeling Inslallnent Co,

AS we said last week,-we arebs,.,.
do business, and II easy terms aDI ~
prices 70 you will help liz ' NV Y,
we arc here to do it'll mo n.y.
IN your pocket is consIguV
ton,-lf reliable goods at Rock Ri S@all'
prices are an object,-then on, p, ,,0Nl
1855 Market street, Is your GOAL AL I Te,
We have both,-Here you will Gpd to,Hs
Here and only here do YOU rei N So,p'
Buy as you will for spot caSb ~ wv !.
credit, our prices are the same@Ss.I9a
cash has no influence with May a!
prices are identically the same az ,S ~.
quilted by any cash house in tbs ' ~.
And 1t remains with YOU 10 taIs NY W
vantage OF our credit sysie,n AV An'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-28

New Cumberland Is to have au electric light
plant. Capt. Al. IlRigh has the project In hand
and has yearly all the required stock taken.
James Shay, oil FaIrylew, had the misfortune
10 fall and break his leg while attending the
Exposition ut Pittsburgh Wednesday. lie Is
now Rt tho West Penn Hospital.
The well on the Cngo farm, lust south OF New
Cumberland, came In Thursday and IL claimed
10 be good for thirty ~ forty barrels per day.
This bfingsthe territory towards tho Ohio river.
Tho WelRburg Grcys aud tho Clay Cities, OF
New Cumberland, played very exciting game
Of base ball at New Cumberland Thursday, The
score was nlnO TO six IN favor OF the Clay Cities
itanl9n: GIehSr for thc Cleyg. tpIlt his hand IN
burg, was apoldGnily hit With a pitched bali
which CAuied HIN 10 thiOw up the sponge aud
quilt. This Ii tue tiith game these clubs have
lild this season. This game Vt steubeuyllle
advertised TO be fora SlOO purse was fake.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-28
Wheeling InStalllsnt Co,

To say that our elIorts-to ppthsto,.
You and within easy reach Of SIi.",SS
means to make home Comfortable 0s aS
Gosy-haye beenappreClatvd, islo say I tIs
least, We have had-durlng tbO n' sy
week-very substantial proofs Of H ES.
appreciation approval EncouryaSSooJi
therefore, We will otter this we,k ~
following goods atspeCial prices:-IarrSs
Solid Walnut Bed Lounges, uphol.lSrsS
IN Royal plush, at SlS %, worth SiS nv
tue same Lounges upholstered in best II.
pestFy carpets, Sl2 0O, worth SlGOO.-O@
extra hne heavy and massiye Soli5
Walnut Bed Lounges, upholstered IN
No. l hair cloth and trimmed wiki
finest crushed plush-we have reduced
from S26 90 In 500 m '"''S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-28
STARTLING EVIDENCE
or the Cure Of skin Diseases When all
Other MeihOls Fail.

Psoriasis 8 Years, covering face,
[ hoad and entire body with white
soRbs. Skin rcd, Itchy and bleed
Ing. Hair all gone, Spent hum
dr6d9 Of dollars. Pronounced In
durable. cured by CutIeura Rem-
edies.
Ny disease tpSoflRiis) fnt broke out on my
LETT oheek, spreading across my nose, and almost
covering my face II ran Into my eyes, and ihv
p!hyAiciAn was afraid would l0se my eyeslghl
Nltngelhcr II spfPad all over my head. and my
hAir AL fell out until was entirely bale! headed
II then broke out on my arms aud Shoulder,
until my arms were Just one iOfo, n GfIyefeG
b! entire body, my face, head and shoulder be.
lug tho wont. The white lcaba fell c0nllIntiy
from my head, shoulders aud afmHi the skin
would thlOkgn aud he red and very Itchy, aud
would crack and bleed Il lctalchgd. AiiSf
spending many hundreds Of ,dollaii, was pro.
moune,n ineulablo. ! heard Of Tile CUTicblA
RBAkDtEH, and ailCt Using two bottles CUTiOtnI
HEs0LYENTy I could SEQ / changer and Moi
had lAk0tl four bottles, was Almost iiTed and
when ! had used blx bottles Of CUTiCUnh M.
SOLVENT and ont boz OF CUtlcURA, ard orc All
q CufiqURA sOAt Twas utitVd Of Tho dFeadfri
ll.ehae from which had htilISfud ior IlSo War
thOlipht tho dlAeAfe would leave Il very dpSn
scar, but Tho OpTtguhA nkAEbia cured II Wiih.
ngl Any seats rannOt express with 4 hPb
What ~ liefed before ntiNg Tho CUTi6tjnG nm.
spiE They saved my life and | fool IL my
duty 70 Recommend them. NJ half "a fesiDfed
9 good ~ ever and 10 Ii my 6ytslght 1 know
q anlimhet Of dilOfent pOigOl6 Who have iiSe1
lne yvfiCuhA RRhIDiEs, aud all have received
great beneat from ihslf re. ,,.,,,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-28
ABOuT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City aud wheeling People
AhFonl

Strangers In the City aud wheeling People
Abroad.
Miss Mary Tucker left yesterday for a
visit to New Work.
Miss Mary Diugcr has returned from
a nine weeks visit to friends aud rela'
tiYes In Pittsburgh.
Mr.. win Athett will leave to-day for
Charlottesville, Va, for the purpose Of
studying law at the Charlottesville Uni.
yetsity.
Mr.. P. sharkey, a former WheelingIte,
but now resident OF East Portland,
Oregon, Is in the city. He reports the
great Northwest rs being on q constant
boom.
Mr.. r. L Prall, the we'll known cutter
att O. Mofatts tailoring establishment,
was quietly married last Wednesday
evening, at Bethany, 10 Miss Julia A.
Curtis, Of West Liberty.
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ANew po,t lLonle l.slnbllshed.

A few days ago the 1SrRLItaEcEB
printed news item concerning q new
postoIllce to be established at j B. Shan.
mons store on Short creek twas also
stated that the Wheeling aud West Lib.
erty post route was changed, 80 as to &C.
cOmnodate the new Office. The people
OF West Liberty we're not satisfied with
the new arrangement and promptly
complained 10 The PostolEice Department,
and as a result, that department has dc.
cided to continue the West Liberty
route rs at present, and has advertised
for bids for carrying the mail from Short
Greek pOstolllce 70 the new Office three
times a. week.
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THE
Exposition.

We wish TO call attention to that great euta.
prise, where ono can see 80 much for 50 llttA
money. We advise our readers to take Ddrla.
tage OF the cheap transportation, aud ,eO ID.
great exposition, and while visiting the sister
cities do not fall to look iOrnumbcr 80 Fedenl
Street, Allegheny, where one Of the finest and
most complete Liquor Stores can be seen In tA,
country. You will convince yourscliAl glance,
that when you give your patronage TO luch
house you arc sure To be we'll treated and ct
value fol your money. The proprietor Of AA
house cannot afford 10 hypOthecAte bis Nputl.
tiOn and do otherwise. HO continues to sellLt
year old Pure Rye whlskoy at 81 OO per quart, u
six quarts for $500 Ills Silver Age he's 40
equal, which he sells at q 10 per full quart Al
kinds Of wines from GOc upwards, aud no tIIn
charge for packing or shipping to any plA's'
Send for his price list and catalogue Gad ONilgt