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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-01

iAlSe, would respectfully refer lnch 70
the public statements Of members OF this
organization upon the streets Of Charles.
ton, that the solo object o! this clan was
ITO beat Radicals and clean out the mig.
gers" And although they have time and
again assaulted negroes In different parts
Of the country, for no other reason than
that they were negroes, how can they
claim to be law abiding when by these
brutal assaults they attempt to deprive q
certain class of citizens of rights and liber-
tics guaranteed to them by both Of the
instruments, which they oil assert that
they aFO sworn to protect?
To he brief their entire card Is false
from beginning TO end, and Is circulated In
the interests Of the Democratic party, TO
the detrimeut Of a large majority Of the
inhabitants Of the KahaWha Valley, and
we might safely add, Of the State ut large,
March 90, 1870. W.
The following, furnished by another
correspondent, Is still more to the point
as showing the style OF tho men who
signed the card:
Col. B. II. Smith, comment unucccs.
sary.
CD. Reynolds, late citizen of Bote,
tourt county, Virginia, always u rebel. and
still claims To be such.
Delafield Du Bots, from New York
city, for tho Coppcrheads o.
Kanawha county.
John ClaypOol, formerly Union man
turned Conservative, and Keeps bad com
pany generally.
A. II. Doyle, always was rebel, and Is
". II. Edwards, a Democrat from New
York
John P. Hale, late captain Of battery
in tho rebel army.
Isaac N. Smith, late a Major in the
rebel army. and a son Of Benz. H. Smith
James NJ. Laidley was with the rebel
army all through the war.
Samuel A Miller, late member Of the
Rebel Congress from Virginia.
John II. Obey, late BFcvCt BrjgadicI
General in the Federal army, obtained tue
rank by no merit Of his own; at the close
of the war he turned Democrat for the
purpose Of securing Office, has attained nc
office, and never will. The only man il
in the State that ever had the honor o.
being defeated for Congress by MAORI
ty Of ten to one.
W. A. Quarter, late member Of the
Rebel army.
Levi ]. woodward, an old fogy, and q
stay.at.home Rebel Of the county. ."'
J. ". Wingfeld, was in the Federal
army, and admits that lie was never in q
fight; turned Democrat at the close Of the
war, and was recently elected Mayor Of
Charleston, by the Whisky ring or XII
KluX.
George JefErcys, subject Of Queen
Victoria and a violent Democrat through
out the war.
J. T. Cotton was protested loyal man
during the war, but turned Democrat un'
der the sham OF conservatism.
A. Z. Summers, aprofessed loyalist dur.
ing the war and surgeon in the Federal
army, and WIS elected to the Legisla ure
in 1860 by the Ku Klux party Of Kanawhn
county.
c. Frederick, acknowledged by all &c
he rebel throughout the war.
John Fl. GoSllOrn, a stay.at.home rebel
Z. B. Wright, New Jersey Democrat
A. b. Jones, late a Colonel in the Fed
eral army, turned Democrat for popular
ity.
james II. Rogers, n rebel oil through
the war, and Is one yet,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-01
FRIDAY, APRIL /, 1870.

TnE Parkcrsburg Gassts thinks It
very unkind in the CIaTt4burg Con'erOG-
tivs to say that certain Democratic poll
ttcIany of the former place will have to
take back seats in thecomlng Democratic
Convention. The C0aSSfSdtip6 may not
know it, but It's advice Is quite superau-
GUS, because 1t was arranged here this
winter that the aforesaid politicians were
10 have front seats and hold the rcins.
One gentleman who was expected to
make trouble was,providcd for in another
district, and auy others who choose to be
ugly will no doubt DO duly attended to.
In political way, fin no other, Parkcrs'
burg Is an ambitious town. 1t Is both
able and willing to furnish material for all
the offices in tho gift of the state-al'
though II wouldn't be tho Capital on any
account. Nf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-01

A CORRESPONDENT this morning gives
US what we have no doubt arc the facts
in regard to tho troops recently sent to
Kanawha. 1t appears they were call
cd for by the Federal Court for this dis
trict-in other words by order Of His
Honor John ]. jackson, jr., Judge. Our
correspondent, as We understand, makes
this statement upon the authority Of the
Marshal himself Now seeing that His
Honor, John j. Jackson. jr., Judge afore-
said, ia Democrat Of the first water, VIC
hope Democratic papers will cease their
bowling over this invasion Of troops rs q
"Radlcal outrage"
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LAUGIILIN, SMITH & CO.,
.rf.ts Wholesale DruggiBts,
IanS sT.st, Main St, Wheeling.


PRANDRETHs PILLS. THEIR
u great value consists In this: They may be
used 90 long as any disease affects any OF the or
cans Of the body; and by thus pOrsCVcEing In their
use the disease will be cured, and tho body TO
stored to health, free nom every faint and Impu'
risy. Their reputation proves their merit.
Thomas Smith, Coroner and Justice Of tho
Peace, Hastings-on.thO. Hudson, says 1raadroth's
Pills cared him Of Dyspepsia and Heartburn.
when every other medicine had failed TO relieve
him.. Certificate dated April 3, 1903. e.l
Dr. Turner, of Savannah, Ca, says hc has, for
nearly forty years, recommended BrandrOth's
Pills Is a specific In Yellow FoveF; that he never
know patient to die who took them for this
mAlady, being otherwise sound. Their prompt
use takes ont Of the body those matters which
feed the fatality OF the disease. AS a general
famlly medicine hO considers them fur In advance
Of all others, and here no speaks from personal
experience OF their qualities.
mAr8d&W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-01
NHILDRENs LIVES SAVED FOR

NHILDRENS LIVES SAVED FOR
~ 80 CENTS.-ThouSand OF Children do
annually Of Group. Now, Mothers, II you would
spend 80 cents, and always have bottle Of DR..
Tobias Venetian LiuIment Ia the house, you
never nOed fear losing Jour little one when at
tucked with this complaint. It Is now a years
since haVO put up my LiuImcut and never
heard Of child dying Of Group whom my Lini'
mont was used. but hundreds Of cures hRVO boon
reported TO mo, and many state Il It was $40 per
bottle they would not be without It, Besides
which, II Is certain euro for CutS, Burns Head
AchC, ToOthache, sOro Throat SwelllngS, Mumps,
Collie, DlarrhuS, DySentSry, spaTms, Old Sores
and Pains in the Limbo, Back and Chest. No
ono once tries itwho 10 evur without 1t. 1t Ia
warranted perfectly safe to take informally. Full
directions with every bottle, Sold by the Drug
giStS and and storckOspers In tho United States.
Depot, 10 Park Place, n. 7. marsd&w
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE,
g {. Ella. stltsl, admir- Of c. knmmor deceased.

q. Elias StlIel, aumF OF " hhLhInoF ueCeAseu'
70,
F. A. BrcntlIngcr, admir- Of Geo. ". Sights ct al
In ChAncery, in tho Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
Pursuant to decree Of said Court entered in
above cause, ut the January, 1870, torn thereof
will, on tho Sd day Of May, 1870, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, at tho front door Of tho Court House In
Wheeling, West Virginia, proceed TO sell At pub.
lie auction, piece Oi the South East corner or
Lot No. 1871 ID Noah ZGne's Addition to the City
Of Wheeling. West Virginia, fronting, u Ieet
inches on UHIon street, and running back that
TERNs-Onc.thIrd Of tho purchase money, or
such further sum as the purchaser may elect TO
nay, IN hand, the residue 10 two equal install
in1rts payable In six and twelve months with In:
tercst from tho day Of sale, a bond with approved
security being given BY the purchaser Tor each OF
said Instruments and interest as Aforesaid.
Selling as Commissioner shall only convey
such title as Ia vested In mo a. such, which IL,
however, believed 10 be perfect.
GEO. r. CALDWELL,
ami Commissioner
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-01

'T1BosE OF OUR READERS WHO
L have daughters to educate arc anxious to
select the most thorough, comprehensive and
high,tonod school in which to do II. We cheer.
fully recommend the Young Ladies' Institute Of
this city as being one Of this ClRSs-bcyOnd
doubt tho most complete in all It's appointments
In the State. Here young lady can be educated
to I'll almost any position in life. Some Of tho
principal features taught are Belles-LGttcrs. Lam
guAgcs. the art Of Composing Music, OIL Paint
Ing. TsleRraphlng, &c. In fact, this Is the inBtl
tuition for young lady to attend IN become well
and generally informed.
The building ia furnished with all tho modern
improvements. Time Is nearly at hand for tho
opening OF tho next torn, consequently those
who intend sending should mako Immediate ap.
plicAtlOn to secure admission, and give time for
home preparation. We invite attention 10 tho
advertisement in another column giving rates for
boarding pupils. You may poSSibly sec hmil:
lar name among those Of tho lnstrIctOrs.-L Local
tterno lEhesElHg Register Of Marhh and.
mAt3d&W H.#
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-01

NATURES OWN RELIABLE REM.
In edy. Thoy arc Appls.seOd like, taStOleSsan
Inodorous. Mild, but odcctual. l. n.
The CALLAHAN GRAINS or SEEDS" arc the
great NERVE TOXIC and AporlonL They cure
Headache, Constipation, Indigestion, Bill
IousneOU, Irregularities, and general Nerve De-
bility.
Children readily take tho now Household Rom.
ody.
Sold In mOmbranous pouches, containing % to
80 GraInS as originally put up.
IAUGHLIN, SMITH & co.
noy86m m M U
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-01

STATE TAXATION OF NATIONAL BANKS,
The Supreme Court of tho United
States, in tho case Of the First National
Bank Of Louisville against tho State Of
Kentucky, has decided that the property in
u bank called share was distinct from
tho capital Of the bunk, and That such a
share, as the property Of the shareholders,
could be taxed by the State, notwitllstand'
ing the fact that all the stock Of the bank
WIS invested in Government securities.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-01

A LETTER from Hagerstown to the Bal.
timure Sun says that, in that Congressional
district, three hundred colored voters will
be made by the fifteenth amendment, and
that It will elect n Republican Congress
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-01

WALLED IN WITH PAPERI-Why are
tho, lair coloring preparations kept dark
Simply because the light decomposes them
and exposes their foul sediment Hence
the bottles arc iackGted with paste and
paper. PMALoN's VITALIA, OR SALVATION
OF THE HAIR, on the other hand, Is as
clear and transparent in the sunshine as in
tho shade. It revives the natural color in
every time-blcached fiber, and does not
stain tho skin. Sold by all druggists and
fancy goods dealers. cod
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
AUGHLINs ExpEcToRANT sY.

the many things required du.
ring this unpleasant winter for personal HEALTH,
coNFuRF and EASE this Syrup stands among the
ArSt It has bsSn before the public now for is
years and has given the most entire satisfaction.
All persons suffering from COUGHS, COLDS
and HoARSENESS, should not DO without It, AS
It will afford speedy rOlCr In most diseases Of the
Throat, Chest or Lungs, FOR CRoUP-Cau DO
relied on In extreme cases. FOR WHooPING
CoUGH-InvAsIably gives speedy relief FOR
SORE THRoAT-KCep the Throat moist with It.
VIOLENT CoU0HS-YIOld to It's continued use.
q Sold BY DuggIStS generally. .--.r-----
LAUGHLIN. SMITH 3 CO.,
IL ------ - NIyl.nlnnnln nEri..nlaln
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-01

A RADICAL REVOLUTION HAS
~ been accomplished In haIr dyes. The
horrible compounds containing LEAD, SALT
and SULPHUR arc discarded. Tho leading
chemists Implore tho publIenot to usO them, and
Professor Chiffon, whose reputation Is second to
that Of no analytical chemist In America, has
recommended .aa-a,r u
CristadOrO's Excelsior Hair Dye,
as q PERFECTLY INNoCUoUs ARTICLE,
which may DO used without fear Remember, It
Is tho only one that has been analysed and found
wholesome. It's effects arc instantaneous, and
the eOlors 1t lmparts natural
CRISTADoRo'S HAIR PREsERvAT1vE, as
Dressing, acts Ikea charm on tho Hair aftOr
Dyeing. Try 1t. .J mar3-d&w
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WOMEN AND SOCIAL EVILS
w Essays for Young Men.-thO true cstI.
mate Of woman-thC happiness Of an honorable
marriage tho fearful Social Evus Of tho day
the cause and cure. Sent froe, in scaled envol,
opcs. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box
P, Philadelphia, Pa. Jau2S.d&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-01

TOURTu STREET NJ. f. CHURCH.
q This Rental OF Seats In tho new audience
room OF tho 4th street y. i. Church, will take
place on Saturday, April Cd, commencing at 2
O'Clock, r. n, and continuing during tbs amer.
noon and evening. AL persons desiring seats
arc requested to be present. mAF3l
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Carl

n
We regret to hAve to announce to the patrons
OF our FTOpeTty DIStributio1 that We cannot pos.
sIbly get ready for the drawing the alBt Of March,
a. advertised. Justice to ourselves and patrons
demands that We postpone tho drawing to enable
Us to sell every ticket. We did not get up tho
scheme for speculation, consequently We must
sell every ticket, or take oil inSold ourselves.
and as our aim 10 10 give entire satisfaction We
would prefer not to hold any ucketS ourselves,
Then we cannot DO ceuSured for drawing part
The time for tho drawing is positively and
finally set for May 18th, 1910. There arc now
tickets enough sold to Insure drawing at that
time. r.H iu,I-.t e
Send your orders for tickets to +. E. PBARCl,
Cashier Marietta National Bank, with whom all
money Il deposited until tho drawing takes
place. Tickets q 90 each. Three for - 30, or
Five for ~ %. -. rfr.
II any who have purchased Tickets arc dlBsatis'
fed with tho postponement they can have their
money refunded BY notifying rs.
mAFaI.d&W BERKLRY d BUTTON.
The New York herald., 1870-11-24

AMU6EM0NrS
ROOTHS THEArRR.
ssrH 70 lOsTH TIMk
rrrTEES1Ta WEEK
NIB.
JOSEPH JEFFERSON,
In ale w0rtd-tdu0 wucd character q
GRIP VAN WINKLE"
In Boucicaults beautiful Legendary Drama
OF that name.
EVERY EVENING,
and SATURDAY MATINEE at III o'clock
Seats secured TWO WEEKS IN ADVANCE, at the thea
tre or its Branch Ticket Once, al Dtson Co.'S music
store. I'll Broadway
BOOTHS THEATRE. SPECIAL
EXTRA MATINEE
OF
RIP VAN wINKLE.
with
Mr.. JOSEPH yEYfyRsON,
ON THANKSGIVING DAY, Nov. ~
COMMENCING At ~ o'clock. ii.
The New York herald., 1870-11-24

iEOG WEST 2aTH ST., BETWEEN 10TH AND 1irH
OOO avs Two young girls either 10 do scDsrsl house
work chamber aids and wsiressos bcr-
work and plain sewing
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R'cnardson' NV w - - W.
Odd Won hear her use tho word dear TO him A..
When She brought out the ilquor Mt lnchnrton took
sone o. ", ava sah fOu mo pcttcf W ~ htte ot
nnnor ong dron ,bcn NJ ,ot mo tbc cerrtsye and
laid her hands on bis Enecs 40 ule witness i1srate
and eaid. w u.s.
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" "'""' nv" M NV
YSs, err ou u'oNe founu " ''''' M
Q-You assisted Mr. Richardson into the hou'ef A.
-hnes,tu:. ,.-.. A, 49,, ,oa,o n,,,, =
won't me- one eS, ~ s,srs 10 The second Moor hui
cRnno, saw Whether vas hack or nonti assisted ian
up.
mentl Ayes, sir. .-----....,.- -.,
Qi-p,d yon see her makinR any p,epa'auous's getting
os Vvn nv ne bstiet
AM ohep y, e,c IN stslrs where Won cft him
AZYcs az, two women and either one or two gentle
meni cannoi say which .-.
Gs rememeef I'm t sns 10 tSs be-. a
M me- e,.,h., onv otber7 Al thics at tte
,-Sc We s0p ~ nr.a yhern vas nn,y Mr. Sinclair afer
that thnk the counsel that appeared In Court. Mr.
Runkle, came there; she asked FOR Mr.. Runkie when
we came to ewashlngtou place, ana they said ne was
not there then. - ... A. p,.h.,d.on MA.
vSnnasa ,yop No, nee The WounJ but I6pk he
was -
WOUNDED IN THE GROIN sosh"hs"h'
Mr.. 9raham I'm bis seatl-Eot where heroes are
woundedi tntts certain. lLaughter .x,..., ,..,,
mr. oranau put IN e'luenco w $500 i I'm
rS hi sSsre bs,eg ny compaln, against Mr. MeFsr
Land, he was discharged
ruB BoARpfNG-uoUsE BRIGADE.
-. O. 81, -. A...,t.u ho,.. t,oono..
Mr.. Graham called eight boarding nouse keepers
r, .n,c1 Ti - Ian, 30 1907 xho ,e.,i
s sn nao oosau e ,h III" ~. IA ncyer soon NJ
nsu MI.n vne secVLu s. my u urnn, anI Nth
mcrarauu unuei .ne innuunce y, nvn. sca, IT,,
ALL o,. ,,aad 'I in' hSSh Terms ~ com
mendation Of his treatment Of bis WHO during that
"ihe'
MRS. HFARLArD TRYING TO HAHo FIN HUSBAND.
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"WEDNESDAY, May 4-FLoUR AND MBA1-There
",s. gSoT genern demand rOr STATE " sn, rTd
higher, except for lome OF the family grades. sales
sS tse s. g.rgg sSS 1ns sou Sdi' SgGs
8h H. r Ms; I, spg ws S s ef5T' s s
extras and double extras, g. io aonesee ext
SsssS ~ ely shDiSps extras 1865 Sop 3s9
$500 corn meal nsiewss.crn jersey, &C., 3IisS
sTspRITsDcoaon was was more active at &c for mid
ding hollands. whskey lower and unsettled az q oee
@ sF pain and F% stS or %
enm dp and heavy renned MsSr r,H 3, PSS o.s
wheat 70 Gysrpoo Oy Steam d. rSiiow quiet at "
Gales 7eeOo bush at sis Tor No spring q le.
for No. dol fi2it1 25N for NO 90 p go S for
New Orleans siosS.iia Tor new western mixed, the
I've 9I p Isocf . sRs ms
bush. Canada West at o5soec Barley malt duli: Oats
%e.sr sp ana t isSI Quo GS d G' at '0'
osoorRIrs-Rio cor.o quiet At issioc. gold. Rice
lid. Il or Gnba MS5sSs . and ose
Rlco Sugar. dull and hesyy fair g. good h
SI O%src. sPs .s;ss
6; "i;; 81 = 81 SfEs . sis s By:
SS%6sl 4 sSsss cps meats a.iet at isisi5c for
city Iard du and heavy y at isSsi gc FOR Ee isSe
80 Pn' May Gy jane sHS ana July, iss S Bui,er
demand az sRy &c Ss Of Ga G being sSps :; ss
" itiac for inferior 20 f.s with some choice seec
SSs sss, ana GsfT's is.ns iGI STpS
g. ssg, IN Urge s,gnT! southern se s at ocSSi Gle
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY, May 4-P. M.-The gold market
opened fevcrish and unsettled, with early price at
iiiK. at which aud iiix q majority OF the mornings
transactions effected Later IN the afternoon the
premium touched iliN under the influence OF an at
tempt Of the bears to hammer the market The news
OF yesterday respecting the action OF the rusian Gov
eminent directing that American railroad securities
should not be called AZ the principal financial Boards
within its jurisdiction hiss not been confirmed al
though the leading German bankers were t-day acting
this information. and quietly purchased large
amounts OF gold. Tho foreign exchange dealers
dropped their rates for the PURPOSE OF buyng gold at
lower piices. and considerable amounts were pur'
chaf cd for account OF bis maturing. There has how
ever beyond this been no special feature and dull
day IL reported by the leading brokers God balances
have been car riea at 5, 81. G. and * v cent The
China took $751; c0 In treasure, and the Nebraska
The Urea sury sold o. 900 ooo gold N ll6o 20 nan bids
for which nllcd 70 tac amount Of t3.5siOOO at
prices ranging from 4 TO lL16 The total elearings at
the Gold EXCHANGE Bank were ts8.ss5Coo; gold bal
Ruces q t97l2I and currency balances, t,7e's. The
principal quotations werei
iSA M"......iiitA y S,."."uii5sPP M3....'imiiiS
Foreign exchange during the morning steady at
1907. but after the sailing OF the packet became heavy.
and at the close prime xty days bills were quoted at
ie9kalO9 sight at lO9g0 o9X ana commercial at iOsx
QiC9k. Tho continental exchanges without iea-
turo
The money market has been easier, with downward
tendency in The general quotations to-day
were and cent, against and yesterday, though
some loans stand over ate There is cortnued
city OF prime commercial paper on the market, which
nnds ready sale at and 7 y cent good mercantile
names passing to s and single signatures at to r.
| The Government bond market has fympathzed with
the lower range OF gold and the
from Washington concerning the Funding bill. although
prices OF 62s at London were arm atSK The belief
however general that the present Congress will
| journ without adopting any funding measure, which
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State bonds have been fairly active, North Carolina
Io TliRs e 70 t t1s and SS Rka s 9 "a
Tennessees eady at 6OH. the new falling OF
cent ,oi 10 ak ana %ns ono 5%RR
shares were quiet Continental sel,ng a. 9s Fourth "a
way bonds were steady except on ths pGsaes, which
der Inc reported action OF the Prussian Government
yesterday There are conflicting r1mors respecting
German bankers who arc advised on the subject re.
% fy seee9 1e nr@sd rom ne Vel
sources; the Governing Committee OF the Berlin Bourse
F Ssf Se p psS Importance q the
Is se1t PIT ~ se S90s@S q o G hs a!S
The closing quotations for Ini9n Paene securities
The eefhlngs Of the Chicago and Northwestern Rail,
!ne lams TINE ast year. iGs earnings Q, ne Rock
crease OF ,Si9' and nd for ri the month Of 1898
The railw share market was steady early In the day
heavy and LIVER, with decline N the ist q active
9e rs @ pa sSS1 ne Whole Sea s
1sG 9a G SS ss S oEn om % S ef sS
ssaasntY G tie price advanced to "a reports at Mr.
Horace Clark had been elected President o. The ROAD
though late despalche, were 70 the effect that the meet
any oGicefs he vandsrbI SHARES were weak Ncw
York Central dec ming from e1. toGt and SCRIP from
Harlem wee large aud excited the price being carried
iISm m l S on hs Of aidona
ttock for the purpose OF erecting new ana colossal
TO lI2H, but again fell OF TO 1904, Win hnal sales at
! l2 ONO and Mis'iss!ppi was notably strong. rising
from SGl to S7A. Northwestern common infatuated 10
tween 81 ana sA preferred s9A and 10Y f. Paul con-,
was Hgh at lOlCtiOlk' Rock Island AZ l.OA@lIR, and
New Jersey Cent? a. Rt lV,tsl0A, Investment stocks
were In 20 ID demand, with sales Of Alton and 1erre
iIaue n efered at 81, Chicago and Alton IA Morris
aud sseN W. Hannibal and St Joseph N, the pre-
fel red llOQi0k Dubuque and Sioux cry Jos, and o. G.
aud l. c. nj lgGlgA Boston, Hartlorl ana Ere SOLD at
~, The miscenne shares were strong on Pachc
Mall which ranged rom q to * MaLp2Sa preferred
which rose from 1855 TO l6A ana canton az a. western
Union Telegraph was steady at 32. Atlantic Mai cell
ing at IS Express shares were nrll, WIN sales Of
American al lOS and United states a. Ns Tie gene-
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wilbor'. Cod Liver Oil and Lime.

Persons who have been taxing Cod Liver OIL will
be pleased TO lcat that wlbor has succeeded, from
directions Of teyeya Professional gentlemen IN com.
bining the pure oil and line In such manner that IL IL
pleasant the taste and Its effects lung comp ans
ar truly wonderful Very many persons whose cases
pronounced hopeless and who had taken the clear
oil or long time without marked effect; have been
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