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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-24
Every bOdy's Aunt'..A Pen PIc,ure

Every body'S Aunt'--A Pen PIcture.
Benjamin F. Taylor,who lately dropped
in upon camp meeting, writes letter tc
one Of the religious papers, in which he
draws this apitalportrAit Of "everybody'l
aunt" Nz
And there Is a mother in Israel, cush
ioned as 10 her chin, and face as pleasant
and hcspltable as an open fire on Thanks.
giving day. At $iOO a pound-ant
nothing could be chesper-she would bC
worth $4,000, Tor she weighs two hun
dred Her hat Is q "bunnet." Il shootl
out little. In front, like young SCOOP
shovel II curls up little behind, like 9
young wren. She wears about as many
hoops as stone jar. But she INDUCES il
q petticOst or two 'gethered," as she will
tell you, at the top, and puckered with
the pull Of a string, as they used to wind
sclock. A cape without fringe or Adorn
ment has fallen upon her like the mantle
OF the prophet, and envelopes her shout
ders, and her arms even 10 the elbows
lit. were little peaked and scolloped
il would be vandyke; but 1t is as un'
mistsksbly a cape as the Cape Of Good
Hope. Her hands arc in mils, O fllmsy
suggestion of gloves without any fingers
She never dyed her hair. She would
about as soon die herself.
That face Of hers beams with goodness
and good will. You want her to be you
aunt, as she cannot be your mother. Yot
would be glad to sit by her kitchen fir
and hear her talk, and she would be pre-
cisely as glad to have you. Her easy
cushtouy way Of walking suggests gen.
tie old Chaise with the top up. che Is en-
joyiug every minute OF the time. She
aMethodist oil the old school, and sh
needs no assurance from you that she vii
go to heaven. She has it from better au
thoriiy. HrJ =. e.
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RAILAoAD BoNDs-Unchanged, except
Toledo s Wabash, convertible, which
were per cent lower.
sTocxs-Wesk in the early part Of the
day and declined 9slE per cent, Wabash
leading IN the decline. At the second
board a frmer feeling prevailed with re.
coyery OF tat per cent but the market be.
came weak at the last hour and the low
est prices Of the day prevailed at the close
excepting for Wabash, which closed
strong at 1per cent above the lowest price
Of the day, The sales aggregated 16l 900
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-24
Now York Dry Goods.

NEwYoRK, October 23-There was q
slow package movement today, and but
little animation in jobbiDg branches
Cotton goods in steady but moderate de-
mand al unchanged prices. Fancy and
side band prints in steady request and firm
in first hands but irregular with jobbers
Tycoon reps are selling freely at 2l1c
Wooden goods, for mems wear, dull
Blankets continue active.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-24
COM MERClAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS By TELEGKAPH
NeW York AIonc1 and stock..

NEW York, October 23.-MoNEY-Sa
81 per cent, Prime mercantile paper 81
. per cent for short and GA7 for long date.
STERLING ExcuASeE-Dull and lower;
"a S4e for sixty days and "a sst foresight.
GoLD-opened and closed at 11Oi, with
sales at ITO. Borrowing rates. fiat and 8
per cent. Clearings $2OOOO,OOO. Customs
receipts $3.50 Treasury disbuIse.
ments $4,000. Dry goods imports tor
the week $l,279,l7O. 7. 3. Mi
GnvRpHMPnro- EIrr,
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TOLEDO, October 23.-Flour-Qulet
and unchanged. Wheat Dull No.
9 white Wabash 81 16is1 II; No white
Michigan 81 70; extra do 81 10; No / red
81 09t. Corn-Dull and declined; high
mixed 30; new 74c; seller November e5c;
seller October Tic; low mixed 75ic; Mich,
igan zoo. Oats-Dull and nominal; No
!, 6otc; No 2, 491c; seller November 500
Michigan 49lc. ;-.-:@ 3 -.
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BALTIMORE, October 23-Flour-Dull
and unchanged. Whest-Weak; No. /
amber western 81 23sl "a. CoFn-Dull
at S4ss9c. oats-Steady and unchanged
Rye and Hay-Unchauged. Pork-$22.
Bacon-Shoulders .SsstC; clear rib l2ia
1870. Lard-Retined 149al5c. Butter
Petroleum and Coffee - Unchanged
Whisky-Dull al $10ls1 03.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-24

WHO'S MoRE IoNoKGNTS-The iguo'
rance OF the colored voter Is a favorite
theme with that political party whose
successes are generally decided by the
intelligence Of Welzel and Calhoun.
Yesterday Caucasian from one Of these
strongholds, upon learning that the State
OF Ohio had gone Democratic by so 900.
triumphsntly yelled out: "Bully for
Ohio That knocks Golf into a cooked
hat sure P-ParEsrs5uTp TintI.
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Pittsburgh.

PTTsBURGH, October 29.-Pig Iron
Quiet; Bituminous Gray Forge $25 Goa
2B 90; MOL Foundry $97 90; No. Q,
$26 co. Wheat-Quiet and prices IN.
changed. Corn-New ear 60AG5c; old
shelled sSss5c. Petroleum-Crude quiet
Al S7ia90c at PaIker's; refined l1tc,
Philadelphia delivery. apc-ru. -
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shares, Of which 10000 were Western
Union, $4,000 Pacific Mail, 1900 Erie,
$4,000 Lake Shore, 10000 Union Pacific,
5000 Northwestern, 10000 Wabash, and
0OO0 OhioR
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I NELL & ELLIHGHAM,
w hoIesaIe .Grocers,
1906 NALR STREET


have nowin store and for sale:
900 BblS Flour, embracing White Rose, Edel-
wells, Keystone, Howard and other standard
900 Half BblS LAks Herring.
100 White Fish, 45
800 No. 5 Mackerel. .-
100 No. . MAckerel
200 Packages Alekerel, Nos, and 8 In quarter
barrels and kits.
3S Tierees choice Carolina Rico.
$50 BblB choios N. o! MolAssea.
20 Hhds choice N, o. Sugar.
80 Bbls syrups
800 Bbls Standards A, B, Extra @, aranulstod.
Powdeted, Orushed, Franklin and 90 Sugar.
lO0 DAgs prime 70 choice Coffee. - -
y Hall Chests prime 10 choice G. P, Teal.
% Gaddies prime 70 choice q. P. Teas,
- HALF chests prime TO choice Black Teas,
Our Tobacco embraces HAlbrook's, j, r. Nilli.
ner's, PAGES and other good relikble brands,
among the best In the country. our stock ID
iull and complete, and will DO offered 10 the
tIade At tho lowest market price. We invite
e sos onyeEs % eau and examine our stock DO.
mario NELL b KLLnrsHAM.
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DATTENT FLOUR.

We have consignment Of ohoIeS Family
Flour, claimed 70 be the finest made. me trads
IL requested 70 give II trial.
J tG3S List, DAVENPORT D PARKA
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JOURNALISTIC NOTES.

The I'm and Eltzo Journal IL the name Of D new
paper in Mississippi. jim and Eliza are the editor
and wife, 'Jlm.along. Josie" would have been a.
pretty name.
The Animal Kingdom, organ OF the brute crea-
tion In this city, has entered upon Its second VOL
ume successfully.
Editors in Vermont have very summary way OF
settling pugnacious visitors. For example -
"George Huntington called At the once Of the Md
dlebury Register with open Jack knife to settle
little difculty with the editor of that sheet The
editor happened to be q lighting man, and pro-
,ceeded to calm the irate Huntington BY pouring
over him three or four bottles Of ink, rubbing In
the liquid with an ONCE stool. Huntington ex-
pressed his entire satisfaction"
The State Gazette, of Trenton, has new dress,
and presents an improved appearance
Captain J. A. II. st. Andrews has purchased the
interest OF his late partners, Messrs. Madison and
Sutherland, in the Farmville Mercury and the
!S0tSthstde Vhytnfdn.
The republicans OF Bowling Green. Kentucky.
have arranged o 'pool,r and announce that to-day
(Friday) they win issue the Republican with 900
coma foe subscribers
the st. Louis Daily Times, the leading demo-
cratic organ OF the State, commenced the new
wear with O new dress, and now presents an ap-
nearance never before reached.
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POLITICAL NOTES.

The Maine Democratic State Convention for the
nomination OF State ticket to be voted for in
September VIII be held June 90. little ahead
OF time, but probably not so much as the nomina-
tons viii be at the tail after they are made.
The prohibitonists are determined to push their
views into national and local politics. Why nots
There Is no law to hinder them.
1t is o somewhat singular fact that every men,
Der of Congress from Minnesota was either born or
spent the early part or his life in Maine. But is
that any reason why the State should be called
Mainiesotaf
'Shan the women Of Ohio settle the question OF
woman sunrage for themselves s' is a mooted In.
terrogatory. II they do. let them beware the fate
OF Abby Smith and her COWS in Glastonbury
Conn.
Washington correspondent OF the Lynchburg
virytntan asserts that the speech delivered in the
House by Mr. Elliott the colored member from
South Carolina, and in which Alexander L. Ste.
phens and other prominent Southerners were
severely handled, was written out by Mr.. Hoar, OF
Massachusetts, and given to Elliott to deliver.
The question is not exactly, HAS some one tam
pered with the $1,000 Pomeroy-Yor PACKAGE but
HAS somebody stampeded' with 1t ?"
'Every man who saves money must be made to
divide with every man who saves none," is what
the Chicago Times alleges to be the platform of the
Communists.
Are we not to elect United States Senator
next year ?" asks the Nashville Banner, and then
it wants to know "why there Is so much lethargy
on the subject ?" Ask Andy Johnson.
Martin Van Buren, used to say that it was better
to walk thirty miles to see Q man than to write
him letter. and Caleb Gushing, according to the
Chicago tribune, agrees with him.
Democratic State Convention In Connecticut,
New Haven, February3.
Anti-Monopoly State Convention in Des Moincs,
Iowa, February Is.
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George M. Pullman, OF Chicago. has arrived at
the Brevoort House.
Judge q. A. Lochrane, Of Georgia, is staying at
the Sturtevant House.
Commander Babcock United states Navy, Is
again at the St. Nicholas Hotel.
Mayor IL. q. Eastman, OF Poughkeepsie, Is regis
tered at the Filth Avenue Hotel.
Commander Henry wilson, United states Navy,
70 quartercd At the Westminster Hotel.
Ex.0overnors J. d. Page and Levi Underwood. Of
Vermont, have apartments at the Windsor Hotel.
General Allan Rutherford, OF the Treasury De-
partment, yesterday arrived at the Metropolitan
Hotel
william A. Dart, United States Consul General ut
Montreal, Is among the late arrivals at the Filth
Avenue Hotel.
The Springfield Republican says it would be
mean and foolish to forbid Mr.. Cushing going on
bis Spanish mission, as has been threatened.
A clergyman in Pennsylvania having married 300
couples there is great competition among the beles
Of the town as to who shall make the round thou
sand, and the beaux have hard time OF It, you
may be sure.
Minnesota papers are Boosting OF their beautiful
weather January 15, and want Eastern people to
come out and enjoy it. This Is, indeed, very good
time for invalids to 90 to Minnesota and stay. for
few ever come back alter winter In In earnest
Why will not the papers allow the name OF
Schuyler Cofax to rest in dignifled oblivion But
they will not for instance, has just chronicled
the death of Schuyler Cofax's stepfather. and an
other gives an account OF the arrest OF schuyler
Colfax's brother-inlaw for robbing the mails.
The sophomores OF Yale are a lively set OF youths.
truly. The other night they bedaubed the seats
and maps in the freshman recitation room with
black and. after committing other amusing pranks,
broke into the chapel and rung the college bell at
three O'Clock in the morning. at the same time
blowing nsh-horns and crying "Firev'
The elevation OF Admiral Howard to the British
peerage as Lord Lanerton raises the number OF
the Howard family who ut present hold seats In
the House OF Lords to seven. Those are the Duke
of Norfolk, the Earis of Suffolk, Ennghsm, wicklow
Carlisle, and Barons Howard OF Glossop and Laner.
ton. In fact the seven peers hold eight coronets
Between them, for the Earl Of Suffolk Is also Earl
OF Berkshire By virtue OF a separate creation.
Premier Gladstone has replied 70 q memorial ad-
dressed to him by the secretaries Of the Central
Manchester. Birmingham, Leeds, West Of Eng
land, Edinburgh and Belfast Womeny Suffrage
committees. In which the petitioners requested
the privilege OF An oral discussion the subject
Mr.. Gladstone, In concluding, says:-"He regrets
that ne is unable to undertake deputation for the
oral discussion Of the subject in question" The
chief of the English cabinet desires to avoid an
awful death.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-19
When should FrankIin's Birthday BE
Celebratedf

There seems to have arisen some little con-
fusion in regard to the proper day-the 10th
or 18th OF January-on which to commence
rate the anniversary of the birthday Of the
great printer, philosopher and statesman. On
Friday last, the 10th, the Typographical
societies in New York and Boston celebrated
the event. and subsequently the Boston
1runsrip is received containing the following
bret paragraph:-''rhree noted sons of
Massachusetts were born on the 18th of Janu-
ary-Benjamin Franklin, 1706; Caleb Cush-
ing. 1900; Josiah Quincy, 1902" By consult
ing Appleton's Encyclopaedia of Biography"
IL will be seen that franklin was born
in Boston ON the 9th of January, 17O6,
''old Style" but adding the eleven days
which the Parliament of Great Britain de-
termined upon in 1751---making the Sd of
September 1862, the 14th, in adopting the
Gregorian calendar-the proper day 10 "cele-
brate" IL. Of course, the 18th, and yet those
who choose 10 commemorate the event on the
10th may find authority for the same in the
fact that only ten days were retrenched by
Pope Gregory in reforming the Julian oalen-
dar But as we in this country have accepted
the new style Of reckoning, as arranged by the
British Parliament, we repeat that the 18th
must be regarded as the true natal day Of
Benjamin Franklin. The only trouble with
our Typographical Society friends is that they
were commercially premature in celebrating
An event that should be commemorated so long
rs types are used in printing or the hghtnings
Cash.
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C0MANCHE INDIANS RAIDING.

ST. Louis, Mo-, Jan. Is. 1874.
Captain wykon, Of the United States Army, who
has arrived here from Fort Concho, Texas reports
that on Monday last, while at Fort Griffin, ne
learned that Comanche Indians had just raided
upon settlement In that vicinity and had driven
or fifty horses. Troops had gone In pursuit Cap
tain Wykoff also reports that there are Indians
about the Fort Sill reservation, and 1t was believed
that they were on q raid
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DEATH OF A PROMINENT MERCHANT.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. Is, 1874
Mr.. Arthur y. simpson, OF the firm OF A. 8. simp.
son 4 Brothers. ship builders and proprietors Of
the dry docks at the foot or Christian street. died
to-day, aged fortyseven, OF Brghts disease or the
kidneys. He was the head Of the firm for twenty
years, succeeding his father. He was also prom
fnent Mason and member OF the Union League,
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A KNIFE MURDER IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Jan. IS, 1874
Edward Berry, a barkeeper, ana Charles Jones,
an oyster shucker. both colored, disputed this
afternoon over stunning q pack OF cards. and
agreed to settle the difnculty with INST fight.
While thus engaged Jones drew large knife and
stabbed Berry three times In the back, one cut
penetrating the lung. The wounded man died IN
ten minutes. During the excitement caused by
the deed the murderer escaped and up to late
hOur had not been arrested.
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RAILWAY ACCIDENT IN MISSOURI

ST. LOUIS Jan. Is, 1874
Two of the rear cars OF a passenger train on
the st. Louis, Kansas City and Northern Railroad
were thrown from the track on the bridge over
pardenue Creek. The cars fell on their side, but
the coupling held them from falling to the bed Of
the creek, distance OF eighty ieet some bones
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gorgeous costumes, one Of Che most enjoyable
pf entertainments.
The Franciscsns are about to found COL
lege and erect church in Trenton, N. j., and
10 ssmovs the headquarters of their Order
from Syracuse, N. Y, to that city. An out
line OF their purposes will be found in another
column.
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TELE6fAE TO THE NEW YORK HERALD,

LONDON, Jan. Is 1874.
The threatening article In the North German
Gazette last week on the policy OF France with re-
gard to Papal questions excites uneasiness and
indignation in Rome and Paris.
L'Opinfon Nationate says, Notwithstanding their
recent success the Prussians are stin ignorant OF
that nobeness which reirains from insulting the
CONQUERED.
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ConREcr-The opinion which it is said
General Grant expressed the other day that
the republican party has. too much dead
weight to carry, and that it is time to tighten
the ship, particularly of the dead weights
upon the party in the South
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-19
JOHN B. COUGHS NEW LECTURE.

John B. Cough will give his new lecture, entitled
sNow and Them" before the Yorkville branch OF
the Young Mems Christian Association this even
ING. at the East Side Hail. corner Of Third avenue
and Eighty-slxth street. A large audience u e.
pected.
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GETTING LvELY-The agitation among the
contesting parties and candidates touching
the approaching election for an Assemblyman
In the uptown district for which ex-senator
Genet was elected, but who has mysteriously
disappeared and gone TO parts unknown.
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DEATH OF A CLERGYMAN.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Jan. is, 1874.
The Rev. Samuel Fisher, Of College Hill, fell dead
this morning. He succeeded Dr. Beecher as pastor
OF the Second Presby terrain church, and was also
for several years President OF the Hamilton Col
leQe. New York.
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Too LArE-The endorsement Of Attorney
General Williams for Chief Justice by a repub-
lican delegation from the party in Maryland
which waited upon the President ON Saturday
last
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fhs War Against Ncariim-Ths Pres Law IN
CVsrstion.
relE0Ams TO THE .vw york HERALD
AADaID, Jan. Is, 1874
General Dominiquez has been appointed to the
command OF the Central Army operating against
the Cariists.
THE IR0N-CLAD NUMANCIA RETURN NC Fhoh AfRioA'
The iron-clad Numancia has salleLN rom Mers-eI-
Kebir for Cartagena conveyed by theNVittoria ana
Carmen.
PROSECUTION or THE PREsSs
The publication OF three more newspa pers OF this
city has been suspended by the governm ent.
Alarming and Fatal AccfdeL ".
MADRID. Jan. 1st 1874.
Inc railway viaduct at Toqueila fell yea Veroay
and thirty three workmen were killed.
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LATEST SHIPPING NEWS
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED gY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS
Steamship Victoria CBr), Munro Glasgow Jan T. with
ndSe and ~ passengers TO Henderson Bros.
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relresAms TO THE .vw Yuak HERALD.
GERMANY AND FRANCE.

French and italian Opinion Of the prussisnr
Policy on the papal Question.
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7ls and M vsarket street. Philsdelphsa,


'WOBsERvATIoNs on cATARRH.n AN ABSTRACT
" srom a icr1e sming worn on throat diseases y
University Medical College Sent tree. Address via
stauap, IuA AUTHOR w Esak aeyontnanth street
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, ID. G., Jan. 19--i A. NJ. }

WASHINGTON. D. G., Jan. 49, A. NJ.
Probabilities.
For New England increasing cioudiness, with
rising temperature and probably rain during the
afternoon or evening.
FOR THE MIDDLE STATES AND THE LOWER LAKE
REGION, AND THENCE SOUTHWARK TO WEST VIR.
oINA RAIN AND FRESH TO BRISK soUrHERLy
WINDS WILL PREVAIL. WITH RISING TEMPERATURES
AND FALLING BAROMETER
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee cloudy and
threatening weather with areas OF ram and
southerly and southwesterly Winds
For the South Atlantic and Eastern Gulf States
clear or fair weather Will prevail during p0r-
ion Of the day. followed by clOudiness and rising
temperature in Mississippi and thence eastward
to the Atlantic coast
In the Upper Lake region increasing pressure.
with lower temperature, and clear or clearing
weather during the afternoon.
For the Northwest light snow or rain, followed
by cold clearing weather and rising barometer.
The temperature will probably lall In the Lower
Missouri Valley and thence southwark to the Gulf.
The Weather In This City Yesterday.
The following record Will show the changes In
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours In
comparison with the corresponding day last year.
as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut'S phar-
macy. HERALD building 49,. go.
!, - MINI: g g !, s. MINI: i i 8
Average temperature yesterday. ............. 26k
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. ...........-... AN
A.-A.--3,OO0 Pairs OF self-Acting Over
SHOES, put and off without using the hands at
BROOKS, 1,l96 Broadway. corner OF Twenty-ninth st.
A Trial OF Mime. Porter's Cough Balsam
curing pulmonary complaints II has LIVING evidences OF
its unrivaed usefulness. 2Sc and soc
A.-The Surgeon General mt Washing-
ton has arranged with the ELAsTIC TRUSS COMPANY.
diers Sailors &C. as needed; first medal at American
Institute
Sworn Cure for Neuralgia, Rheuma-
% Hss in Dr. eaf F rnE fa5 hsna fdRsy
No charge; $50 for an mcurabe case. II John
street.
Bachelors Hair Dye Is Splendid
Never fails Estaeshsd Sold IL rand and
DIR. Nevvton's Medical and Surgical In-
sttute No "a Bond street;-Speciai attention Riven e
Chronic Diseases; consultation tree
DR.. r.. Fredericis, IS West Twenty
Special and nfallble treatment Of cancer.
Established 40 Ycars.-Dr. Lewis Mesit-
cal and Surgical Institute. No. Beach Special
attention given to NERVOUS DISEASES
for circular to LEWIS p T1BBALS, No. 512 Broadway,
New York. opposite St Nicholas Hotel
To All Persons Suffering from Rhcuma-
tism, Neuralgia Cramps In the Limbs Stomach Bill
say f HGi' noUsEnoLD PXAASES AND FAMILY LIN
IMENT Is the remedy you want For sale by all druggists
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A $40 TO 800 IN WALL STREET OFTEN LEADS
n. to fortune. Thirty two page pamphlet free.
VALENTINE. TUMBkIDGE CO..
Bankers and Brokers' No. 80 Wall street.
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SHIPWRECK.

Loss Of q Vessel and Ten of Her Crew.
TELEGRAM TO TN; NEW y0sK HERALD.
LONDON, Jan. 1916 A. NJ
The Minnehaha, from caaO Tor Dublin, has been
lost OF the Scily Islands.
Ten Of her crew were drowned.
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+ IPPINCoTT's MAGAZINE
FOR FEBRUARY.

The February number. the second Of the volume.
OF Lppincotts Magazine fairly sparkcs with brilliant
interesting and attractive articles In this number Mr..
0corge MacDonalds long promised serial Malcolm.
really begins It is brimui of hne Scotch humor. Is
characters sklfnlly and clearly drawn II is alto
gether most SURFING and captivating story, the autnors
best The continuation OF 'srhe New Hyperion" MAIN
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Established 40 Years.-Dr. Lewis Mehf>
cal end Surgical Institute No Beach Special
attention given to NERVOUS DISEASES