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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-29
BY TELEG R APH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
By the Western Union Line, Once North
West corner OF Main aud l1h streez.-
wAsAlMcToN.
WAsHIssroN. April 2s.
RaxtGr Asks for Aid.

aH.
Baxter Asks for Aid.
President Grant has received dis
patch from Governor Baxter, Of Arkan.
sac, stating that an armed insurrec.lon
exists 10 that State and asking for aid
to protect the State against domestic
violence. Governor Baxter Gays he
telegraphed for aid on April 18th. but
understands that the President never
received the requisitiop. Governor
Brooks has already made q similar re.
Quest and now shass two lawyers in
Washington looking after his interests
Two lawyers IN the employ OF Baxter
are on their way here. The question:
as to who is the actual Governor will
be presented to the President, unless
some other mode Of settlement shall
intervene.
The Freedmen's Bank.
Since yesterday morning not more
than fifty depositors OF small amounts
have applied to the Freedmen's Savings
Bank for the withdrawal OF their funds.
In other respects business progressed
Nominated.
The President has nominsted Sam-
mel s. Burdett, OF Missouri, Commis-
sioner General OF the Land Office, vice
Drummond. resigned.
The House Committee on Postoffices
and Postroads to day read b statement
from the Postmsster-General in regard
to the charges preferred by Congress-
man Stone, that the law had been vlo'
lated by the Postofice Department in
connection with certain mail contracts
il Texas several years ago. The Post.
msster.Gene nerars explanation showed
he had acted in accordance with the
law then existing, fortified by the opin'
ion of the Attorney-General as. to it's
proper construction. Tue law was
su subsequeutly changed but not until long
after the matter complained OF had
been contaminated.
The new French and Aperican
postal treaty was signed to-day b, the
Postmaster General and the French
Minister, and subsequently approved
by the President. 1t will BE- forwarded
to France Tomorrow by the Secretary
of State for the final action OF the
French government.
The cabinet naSo-dsy was un'
important. All the members were
present excepting Secretary Richardson
who was represented by Assistant Sec
retary Sawyer. 90
The House Committee on Appropri-
atoms completed the pension bill ap"
propriating 100000
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INDIANA.
Temperance.

New ALBANY, April 2S.-Ex-Lleu-
tenant Governor Cumbacb, of Indiana,
addressed the citizens Of this place TO-
night on the subject OF temperance In a
speech of one hour and halt. The
Opera House was crowded from pit to
dome, With . large audience comprising
the most influential citizens OF the
plsce., The address was received with
every mark of unbounded enthusiasm.
The Governor has entered fullyiuto the
spirit OF the great awakening on the
subject OF temperance, and has been
laboripg successfully for come time
throughout various portions OF the
State. This section OF Indiana is be-
coming more than ever aroused on this
subject, and meetings are being held in
all towns aud villages. At Charles,
town, Clark county, to-nighs Mr.2J. .
J. Talbot, one Of the mcst
elooueot Lecturers in the west was
to address the people. The crusaders
in this city, although not SUCCESSFUL In
closing the saloons, are e1ertlng .
marked influence on the public mind,
AND the Baxter law is enforced pretty
rigidly. No saloons are now open otter
9 O'clock at pight and the thirsty are
compelled to seek other localities for
their Sunday supply. The temperance
question will probably enter into the
municipal election OF next week,
althoug h the temperance people have
shown no dispositions 70 make 1t q
question. The saloon keepers and
their friends, however, are disposed 10
make a test OF the question with vie"
to influence the action OF the city
copncil in the future.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Money and Stock Mapk %.
NEW York, April 2S.-MoSEY-
Easy at 3@4 per cent on call. Prime
business paper 6S7 per cent Sterling
weaker with the actual business at 487
for 60 days and 40 for sight. The
total exports Of produce for the week
g.. .295 .229. an increase over last week
Of $2.9S5,s56. Customs receipts $685.
600. y.
GoLD-Closed at ll3the lowest point
Of the day. The highest price was
l13i. Carrying rates 2 70 4 per csnt.
and finally 2 per cent. Loans we're
also made at fat. The Assistant
Treasurer disbursed s27S,000. Clear
ings s7l ,000,0 ,00Og .---- q
.GovRRHnKrr BosDs-Closed strong
at best prices made.
STATE BoSDs-Quiet and nominal ;
railroad bonds strong. = hg.4
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Tbs city of Wheeling deserves high

d, TIE city of Wheeling deserves high
credit fer the energy and perseverance
with which the members of their re-
Gently formed Scientific Association
have matured and perfected their or
gsuizstion. The many interesting and
Valuable experiments exhibited by the
Dciety is fost ering especially among tb 9
Young folks, a deep love for scientific
truths The mental discipline scquir'
ed by the young men in their invests
cations Of uature, is laying basis upon
which will be built up in them a strong
Intellectual manhood. Why does not
Steubenville 60 and do likewise ?
StelJsnuiue Herald.
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New York Dry Gssds m.rsS,!

New YORK, April 2S.-Busipess was
light with agents and jobbers alike
owing to the stormy weather, = Ths
market for cotton goods Was steady aud
agents prices were unchanged. bat the
lobbing quotations were irregular.
Blesched sheetings in fair demsnd.
Prints not 20 9nick. Printed shirtings
fairly active. Dress goods more steady.
Shswls and hosiery dull. : The asc,ion
rooms were we'll attended and fair
prices ruled for foreign goods n
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Ctncinaasi Market.

CMOrxArI, Apr. 2S.-Cotton-Quiet
at l7c. Flour-In demand and un-
changed. Wheat-Quiet snd M.
changed at 81 1901 As. Corn-Firm
at 65a6Sc. 0sts-Quiet and steady at
4S@56c. Rys-S!eady at 81 %. Bar.
ley-Dull; spring 81 50. Oils-Un.
changed. Eggs-Faif demand and
higher at l4}tSl5c. Butter and Cheese
Firm and unchanged. Posk--Good
demand and large sales ct $i7.h Lard
Firm; steam l0c; kettle l0tc., Bulk
Meats-Stsady; shoulders 6tl63c
clear rib sso spot; SIC, buyer May
clear 9tc. Bacon-SteadE shoulders
&c; clear rib 9}G clear Sie Whisky-
Firm at CSC. .-..r
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ID thecase Of Michael 4. Simpson
|sgslnst the Uniop aPapinc Railroad
Company Jay Goda, Sidney Dillo6,

Ii the case Of Michael II. Simpson
|sgslnst the Uniop aPapi1c Railroad
Company Jay Gotidy J Sidney Dilleon
&C., an order has been issued, cltina
defe endants before the Supreme Cour!
to show cause why an injunction should
not be issned restraining the U MON
Pacific Railroad Company from dispos'
ing 10 any way of the securities execdt
ed under indentures known as the sink
ing fund mortgages. The arguments
will be heard tomorrow or next day.
Arthur B. Leach, On behalf Of tbe
Irish team. has accepted the conditions
imposed BY the Amateur Rifle Club
and agreed to bring over not less tn ar
twenty -four men to shoot in the match
next fall.
q james Purvio, who shot Isaac Hem
derson, eolored. a short time ago, plead
guilty to-day to murder in the second
degree, and was sentenced to the State
prison for life. s-H ... = 81
A branch here OF the Freedmen'i
Saving and Trust Company requires
notice OF SIX days before the payment
OF any sum exceeding IS.
Obediah Bovine, congressman from
the second district or New York ir
1851, committed suicide at hotel on
Staten Island, lsst night
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AMONG the tributes of respect paid
in Congress to the memory OF cHARLss
SuxNER last Monday. the speech 81
Hon. L. j. C. LAMAR, of Mississippi, is
spoken OF as one of the most elo-
auent and touching. 1t was we'll re-
ceived by both political parties 10 the
House, and is said to have been one OF
those eloquent touches Of nature that
make the whole world kim.
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FIRES.

OTTAWA, CANADA, April 2S.-A FIRE
broke out this morning in the stables Of
the Kingston hotel and spread rapidly
to the adjoining buildings on Yorkand
Clarence streets, crossing to the west
side of York street. Among the build.
iups burned are the Kingston. Market
and Caisdouia hotsls. johnson House
and agricultural warehouses. Loss
3l00. 700. - 8 w s5f
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SIocKs-0pened strong and advanced
at and after the first board from TO "a
per cent. The features were Western
Union, Pacific Mail, New York Central,
North western common. Lake Shore,
Union Pacific and S.. Paul During
the closing hours Of business the mar
ket suffered . slight relapse from the
extreme bnoyaDcy and activity Of the
earlier hours of the day, and closed
steady with fractional recovery in
some cases. New York Central and
Pacific Mail were exceptionally stsoss
at the fnal close. The sales betseeI
10 and 2 o'clock amounted 70 10 00(
shares, OF which 5000 uers Western
Union, $4,000 Union Pacific, I.0oc
Wabash, $4,000 Pacific Nail, 1000
New Y ork Central. 1000 81. Paul, 81.
600 Lake Sbsss asd {, so Northwest
sfu eommos, TETy7k1s ~" ~
4 - 80 a 4 -
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THE HAGUE.
The Ataheen War

. a- The Ataheen war.
The HAGUE, April 2S.-A dispatch
from Pedsng reports two battles be-
tween the Dutch and Atcheeus, on the
llth aud 10th inst, without dsci.iys re-
suits. sf,sISSSB I
ArcHKES, April 25.-1d the battle o.
the llth 5000 natives made general
attack on the Dutch positioss.s They
attempted to carry the works at Kra-
ton by assault. and were driven back
with great slaughter after eight hours
fighting. All the Dutch forces with
the exception OF . garrison OF ,2.5OC
men in Kraton will return to Java or
the Goth inst. .-r.-.y
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Eas. Liberty Csssle Market.

Esr LIBRRrY. April 27.--Cattle-
Arrivals. IS cars; best 8 to 6io; medium
81 to Sc; common S 10 Ste, stockers
4 N 4ic, bulls to &c. Hogs-Arri-
walls, Is care; best Philadelphias % 20
TO 6 40 Workers 5 25 to ) 50. Sheep
Arrivals, IL cars best sc 20 10 6 80,
medium so 10 9 SO.
[ For additional Markets see 4th page. |
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CINCINNATI
snow.

CINCINNATI, April l2S.-Dispatches
from Delaware, Anna and other points
of Central Ohio report that snow has
been falling all day. The weather
here h.s been growing cold, with brisk
wiuds and cloudy sky.
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aNssxlrH's description Of z mule a.
'san humble animal that has no pride
OF ancestry and no hope Of posterity'
deserves a place in the small cabinet
that holds specimens Of Copgressionss
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PUBLIC OPINION,

[Under this head we invite and publish
ali sorts of communications, on all torts Of
subjects, without assuming any responA.
billy for the sentiments expressed aud
merely giving all classes OF our readers an
opportunity 10 be heard.l ,
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GERMAN Y.

BERLIN, April 2S.-Ths Prussisn
Minister OF Finance reports . surplus
OF q 900, 900 thalers for 1873.
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Drowned.

ANNAPOLIS, April 2s-Anl oyster
pungy was capsized of Lower Point
to-day and all on board, four men, were
drowned.
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CANADA.
Rrutsl Wife Murder.

Or4AwAs April pa man named
Early last night beat his crippled wife
to death with her crutch. He vas ar
restsd. 3 ~~re rE~T % ,s-5 -
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Nheeling &eeistsr.
. GoLD clsssd yesterday at lls.

5 FRox our reports this morning the
probabilities are that the weather to-
day will be clear, with north 10 west
winds. .,g.&s .-a~.. ...9
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The French Idemnity-How 10 was
Distributed by Germany.

Distributed by Germany.
Prince Bismarck recently caused .
paper to be distributed among the mem
bers OF the OF the German Reichstsg
showing the manner in which tn the
French emnity, amounting to 139,. 1.
100000 thalers, has been distributed
among the various States. According
to this official statement the North
German Confederation has received
53O,ll6,053 thslers; Bavaria, 80. zoo.
All tbalers; Wurtemburg, 2S,5O0.S2O
thalers; Baden, 20,l33,lS2 thslers
Hese, 1888 .474 ,halers. Besides this
l14,7l5.8lO thalers were employed for
the repayment OF onilsys incurred dur
ing the war. The German thaler is
equivalent 70 about seventy-ave cents
in American coin.
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Cleveland 4 Pitnburgh B. 3.
MH1WG on AND AyfKn DEC.
- ia, Liza, Trains, VIII run
f0lIoRa:

Ticfsts TO ali principal points IN he -
ADD vsst can b procured 6 ths Un3on
Ticket once, In NcLuTs Hooss, and at the
olation st Bridgeport ~ y
,r,,, a.n, r,..,,,,. .Gslh,1xEa .Is l,.l s..,.
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|bsve1ot.d against the Silf announced
tkaS be was paired With Mr. Morton
who would have voted for the bill, and
announced that he would not vote but
would pair himself with Mr.. Schurz
who was sbseut and who was opposed
to the bill. egI ElvG saEsIEl1
Mr.. Frelinghuysen moved to take up
the civil rights bill.
On motion OF Mr.. Boreman the
Senate went Executive session and soon
alter sal9yped.-la ggai.. o.
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TRANSFORMATION.
Baltimore { Ohio RaiIToad Go
~ "A
ON AND AFTER -
MONDAY, NOV, Sd, 1878,
rRAESS WI tEAxE YaEE1FEa 4T4f ~

Cincinnati Express.
EAsT-LkAvns wBf-LRAvm.
Wheeling sWheeling -.
daily at.-.8:o p. 4. daily at. 100 An.
ARRIVES AT ARHIvcg AT
Washington Columbus.-.2top.n y. y.
City......-.9:f5 A. r. hSandusky. ....8-2 y. -.
Baltimore..lGN A. n. sundays sxceptsii'
%. Leuls Express. III
lAsI-LsAvs. ,wH5-LsAvnt
daily st--bas N daily sI--.s:ts A.B.
kRRfvKs AT ARRIVES AT
Waahington ICoiumbua.. .6s1 .. = :.
City.-......;.sSP p. y. ssndusky ....IG25 r. y.
Baltimore. .lQ00 2. 81 2a.'
AcComm0o0uoAs saaa
w rAsI.L.Avn. : .yyE..LnAvn.
daily at:-::s.S An. daily .t...sao ?, =.
Cumberland.S25 p. H. IZAnssyiIis- .ie:D ,. n .
SUNDAYS excepted. ls5undAys excepted.
Easf hound trans maize eonnse<ions
at Baltimore with trains for Yhilsdel.
phia, New York and Boston. AZ wan.
ington City for all points South.
West bound trains make direst onnnso.
tion for al points West and Northwest
Pullman Palace Cars on al night trains.
Wheeling, Pittsburgh, and
Baltimere Divislen.
.vt EAsrmLsAvs lat. vwE.L.AyH
daily at..-s@ 4. Il. daily .f......a@z. H.
Whoeling W0hingtoo, Pa, 'al
seundays eIoepted.i issupdayS sxceptsd.
Tickets 70 AL principal points en- b pro
cured at the once at the Depot.
80. ET THOB. n. SHARP
Masssr Of ITAnsportA6ou,
4. I. DRvHfn, General Ass1f, whesH
M. # a. n0YH
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
Fatal Accident.

Fatal Accident.
LONDON. April 2S.-Three buildings
at Nswgats fell to-day, killing and
manning a number OF persons.
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Rich Farming Lands!
For Sale VERY CHEAP by tho
Union Pacific Raihsad Go,

TEE BEET IRvuTllKHTt NO YLUC.
TUATIoMsI AtWAfMs M iAPAoV- %
The Wealth of tbs Country d rnsos ~ tbs
advance In Real Estata.
NOW is THE TIME! MILLIONS or
ACRE8 OF the nn0t LADds on tbs CDntt.
nent, In Easte1n NebrnAkA, now for sale,
Prices that defy compstttton. n =. Il.
five and Ton Year, Credit given, with
interest st M per oent tgg.iiks
me Land Grant Bonds Of the Company
taken at par for hnd. Run paStisulafH
given, new Guide with new ~ mailed
free. .i - .ss -iFS1f -
THE PfONEER, O hand oms illustrated
Pa per, coufainfng the Homestead Law,
Isnt fres 20 al paris Of tbs yosA
Land Oenmiaaenr LA Z, onsha.
Nebraska. "t ~ I,sr rsrsSp
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NEW YORK.
Hsv.slte....

I NEW YoRk, April 2s.-Procesdings
have been taken to have Cspron q
Merriam, brokers Of the late c. c. q
l. 6. pool declared involuntary bank
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WAR DEPARTMENT. 4
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, April %. sP.M.
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sfp commoDs I4LJ'tEs "E|'| N 1
Al - /. q L. ~ - W.
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The Wilmington yournalof Saturday
says: The heavy rains in the interior
on Wednesday night and Thursday
moraing have already swellod up to,
nighty proportions sthe muddy watora'
of the Cape Fear. At Fayetteville th l.,
river began to rise at three o'clock on
Thursday afternoon. and fifteen hours
afterwards, at six o'clock yesterday morn
ing, it had risen As feet. At the last
accounts it was still rising. ~,
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The Augusta Chronicle and Sontine
of Saturday says: Recent heavy rains
Ia the up country along the Savannah
River caused that stream to rise rapid
ly during the past two days. Thursday
it was just over tho lower wharf, while
yesterday it had submerged consid.
allie portion Of the upper wharf, against
which drift wood d,was gradually acoum.
latiIng. At twelve O'Clock the river
measured thirty :fuur feet three inches
atthe bridge, and at four p NJ. thirty
FIVE feet one'inch.' 1t was still rising,
though slowly, .at the last named
hour ~< 'ssr.,*
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR.

ORAg6HeURd COUNTY,
CIangoburg. s. c., Nov. lai. 1873.
To aR wAs~ IL azy Concern:
Pursuant TO Title ;. chap. l8. Revised
statutea 8. G. Section % rcqniros:
sHo So. II any peraon. oompAn- or cor
poratioa shall sommeaoo any business IN
any County Of this State after the first dry
OF September in nAy year, the capital or
property employed in which shall not h,ve
bcen previously listed for taxation in said
County, and shall not within thirty DAYS
thereafter make such report TO the Au litor
Of said Caunty ss is required in the fifty
sixth Section OF this Act, he or they shall
forfeit and pay the sum of one hundred dol
lars, which shall be collected by civil action
in the name Of the County Commissioner.
and paid into the County Treasury for tho
exclusive benefit Of tho County. And pro
cess in such easo may issue out Of the Court
of Common Pleas Of the County in which
suoh business wns commenced, direct ed TO
the proper officer, and b. served in any
County Of this State.
JAS. yix TASSEL,
nov ST Co. Auditor.
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tn blood with its iron element. and is
the only form in which it is possible for
it to enter the circulation.
State News

sa A joint stock company is boing form
ed to build new hotel in Greenville.
Last woek over 200 fowls we're rs.
ceiysd in Grcenville from Haywood
county, N. g. :. : - ~
We have been informed that the last
Geld snap has not Injured the fruit
much.
Peace reigns again in York: Tho
Marion .Star,ia about to send post=!
cards to its subscribers Nufsed
There are about thirty one candidate
for the three positions. Of policemen in
Winnsboro.
) Mr. j. S Douglass, Of Fairfield, has
planted two hundred acres III corn this
year.
1t is proposed to construct a cotton
mill iu Charleston, to run abou. ),OD0
,spindles. A million dollars will back
the enterprise.
Hezckiah Powell, Of Beaufort, fell of
timber wagon, which, running over
him, crushed both thighs in a shockil,
manner.
TIE RISE IN TUE RIvEns. II e
Congaree had risen very high on Friday
and had flooded the low lands, but on
Saturday it had commenced to fall
Major Richard A. Springs dad at
his residences in York County, SIX mi les
from Rock Hill, on Monday morning
last.
The South Carolina R.ilr,,l C,n
pany have made arrang .ments with c,n
neoting ru, |. {, aenl thrlu III frsi sht+
to Macon, Jilledgevil!c an all station.
on the Macon aud Au ususta Road
The Walterboro, News of the 9th
instant, says: The past f,w weeks, have
been particularly favorable to the plan.
tcrs in our county. Crops are bciuy gene
rally put in the ground. Corn is com.
ing up we'll and is cow out of tho dan
ger Of frosts. On the rico plantations
the crops at equally forward; mum
bcr Of the planters have several hundred
acrca already up. The first crop promi-
scs to he large one, it having ontir oily
escaped frost, which have b+en so des.
trucsive tho last year
The heaviest aud most destructive
storm kncwu for years, passed over tae
lower part of AbbevilIs Coan,y last
Thursday In the n.ighb 'rhs ID Of.
D'rn's Mine the storm waS very scver.,
-, III II great du.t nf dana &c ~. don
tja lett C"'rlsJ mikes !, graphic ro,,rt
oi the track Of the. torna,o. The whe ii;
crop was badly ,lamagel, mid h.u<cs,
fences aud trcss were dcml..hc by the
force of the wind. Searl's bridge, over
d.it:le RIVER, was waahel Away. Joe
Touikin'a house was bl,w>.l DIVA. W M
ID avis house was burned and the forest
for several mics was completely destroy.
e d. The storm caused great loss of
property, ,rud was the most Fearful in
this County for year.
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To get good Soda Water and fine
segsss 90 70 DR.. Dukes Store. Mr..
SherSsd3 .Rcescs will take pleasure in
aeeon modatipg you With fine planta-
tion or any other one of tho choice
brands ofCigars at tho most reason BILE
priees.g q
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Eanineat MenofS SScience havesdis,
ssvarad that felee,rioity and nagne
siaaa are developed ia she system from
shs.sross u The blaod. i. Tais accounts for
Sshe debility, low spirits, aud lack Of
sssaargy o person feels vheu this vital
cie1isss becomes reduced. The Peru
Piss Syrup, protoxide Of iron, supplies
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Mr1Hey wards night school supplies

Mr1Hey Wards night schoOl supplies
want, which has long been keenly felt
in this community. Two great requisites
1Eforl suceesatul teaching are possessed by
'Mr. Hayward in an unusual degree.
He knows what the scholar wishes to
learn-and he knows how to i,npart his
knowledge. Our young men who have
but superficial education will do well
to avail themselves Of tho opportunity
.:sSar improyanlcnt now offered.