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For future delivery oasis low middng) the safes wore
July so bales at 10 75lc: IS 93zc August
400 at 10 93lc. rs li.c; September 800 al IA PC
a rs I3-c; October 1900 at A 2'-52c. "A -lGc De-
comber 200 AZ "a 1890. January, Gp at IA 2,S2c a
IL IliGc: February, 100 lt7Sc; April at II 56c
Tho receipts the ports were as follows -Galyeston
81 Dales; New Orleans 37 savannah %, Charles ton 5
Norfolk 81 New York. l02 Boston. a. PliaGe phia o.
Total aSl bales. This day lass week la bales mis-
dAy last year, bales Total since September 1895 $50
bales time last year 800 bales Cotton fteghts
closed as i0ows:fO HnYre, by steam, Il6c. To Ham
burg by steam, sac compressed. 10 Bremen. by steam
Nc, compressed 10 Liverpool, bv steam, 9s2d. 5I6d
by sail. 932d.
Flown AM Observation-Disclosures 1907 bbls wheat
2O 67 bushels corn, 76 DO; oats 60 40 do BARLEY
malt, 2,7i0 do Tho hour market ruled steady with a
moderate demand The sales were AQOO Dbls Rye -four
was ouiet and unchanged Corn meal was moderately
active at full prices We note aaeso $50 bills at 81 80
for Brandvwne We quote Western yellow. So W a
81 70 Jersey aRd pennsylyania yellow, So 50 50 l5
Baltimore coarse. 81 40; coarse, 81 20 fine sed 81 is
bolted yellow 81 IS; holted white, 81 81 100 lbs er.
sew sacked coarse, 81 80 a 81 50 fine yellow III 20 a
ST % aud hne whie s's 81 " per 100 lbs Sales 800
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ETHIOPIAN MARKET.
FINANCIAL.

LONDON PRopUcN MARKET-LoEpoN, July 1-Eyen.
ing -Linseed OIL 2s 3D. cwt. Spirits of tuIpeutne
223. per cwt.
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CLOSING PRIcEs-s P. NJ.
ADVANCE AND DECLn

ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The following are the changes during the past
twentg-.our hours
ADvANCE.-Paci6c Mail, 4; District OF Column
bia three SIXTY five bonds, q: M9uposa Land ana
Mining Company, y; Colo, u.
DECLINE.-AtantIc ana Pacific Railroad pre-
ieTIeo. q New YORK Central "a O., U. IL |. O.,
p Delaware aud Lackawanna, "a; Erie, "a
Harlem, a Lake Snore, 30 Northwest common,
5; ONO aud Mississippi q Rock Island, x st.
Paul. y Wabash, q; Union Pacific, q; western
Union, "a Erie IN London, e.
Tue stationary stocks were Hannibal and st.
Joseph, Panama, Quicksilver, ST. Paul preferred
snd Atlantic ana Pacific Telegraph.
THE MONEY MARKET.
Money was freely offered az . and % per cent
on call, and the rates on mer cant paper are IN
changed. Foreign exchange steady. Prime nomi.
nal rates. 4.s71E and 4.9Oh; selling rates, 4s6H
4s7h emo 4s91s a AGO.; recHmarEs 94H 94a<
and oG4 a 05K; cables, 98 prime Paris, 5I55s and
5.I2H.
TIE GOLD MARKET
Cold opened at 11676 and closed at Il7K, the two
extremes oil the day. The borrowing rates were
! and per cent. Loans were also made Dat at
carrXinp
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A RELIABLE, STEADY BUSINESS NAN, HAVING
II about 81 O1U. ~ wanted partner sale Io,iti
mate manufacturing business Address FACTORY. Her
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A RARE CHANCE FOR BUBTNESs.-GFN
IN agent wanted IN every prominent city 20 control
pleasant an pronaSIe bnsiness $ot to f capital re-
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A STOCK PRIVILEGEs.-PUrS CALLS AND
~ StraddleH, signed by members OF the New York
Stock Exchange or responsible parties on Pacific Mai
ated BY the undersigned Parties desiring to speculate
safe will do well by calling writing 10 hAzARD
a MON lAGUB. so Broad street Explanatory circu-
lar furnished
AT REASONABLE RATES-NONEY on LIFE AND
n Endo ment Insurance Policies Mortgages and
other Securities Insurance Of all Xmas effected with
best cOmpaaIet J. j. hABRIOH & Co., az Broadway
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-09
NOTICE..

To Daniel F. Zane, IsUac Irwin, Trustr" Tor
Daniel r. Xtnc, Indiana Il. bcSwoTd'.
orion 4. ZANE, James W. Zane, Edwin
f.. Zane, Clark l.. Zane, Ann r. PhilliIS,
Della Cranmcr, Edward r.. Zane, X q.
Barr, guardian ad litcm Of Edward r..
Zane, the children OF Noah Zane, dec i.
and all other persons having any claim
or interest IN the north portion Of tract
OF land situate on Lane's Island IN the
Seventh ward Of the city OF Wheeling,
OHIO county, and known a. the Daniel
Zane homestead tract OF land:
You and each OF you Will tax" notic"
that the application Of the city Of " heel
ing has been presented TO the Circuit Court
OF ONO county, State OF West Virginia, f"I
the condemnation OF q portion Of that Ger
tain tract OF land, situate on Ianes Island
in seventh ward OF the city Oi Wheeling,
in said county, known as the Daniel Ian"
homestead tract Of land, for the purpose OF
extending Ohio street through said land
east wardIy 10 low water mark on the east
branch OF the ohio river.
The portion OF the said IAnd INTENDED 10
be taken by the said city Of Wheeling tor
said street, + bounded and described ~
follows, that = to say: Commencing al "a
uOiu' in the east line Of South Front street 4.
whcrr the south line Of OHIO street, ~ .
tended ras,wardlv, would interscct sad
poiut: thence north sl1t T.. 30 feet, 10 luw
water mark on the east branch OF the Ono
river; thence in Il Astraigu. line uorthwafd-
Is with low water mark OF SAID branch "a
feet. thence south $40 w. $40 feet TO the
east line Of South Front street; thence In
a straight line ~ feet to the point Of be-
ginning.
That a plat OF the land intended 10 be-
taken by the said city of Wheeling is nov
on Nlr in the Office OF the Clerk OF the
Comfy Court or Ohio county,
That the city OF Wheeling will ask for n
hearing on said application befur" the
Circuit Court OF Ohio county, on the Elni
day Of November, 4. D., 1873.
THE CITY Of WHEELING,
ociy1ocaw.' Rs O. " LETTERS itH Att'N
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FOREIGN.
Foreign Grain Markets.

LOND0N, November Sine Marx
Lane Express, ia it, regular review OF the
British corn trad|, has the following:
Sowing hes been resumed in some To-
calitle5, bat in most cases the soil has
been unfit to receive the seed. The large
arrivals have checked the upward ten
dcncy in the prices of English wheat.
The quality is good, but there is no mate
rial change in the market. The price IN
Russia has been lower, in consequence
of large shipments in anticipation
of Ice III the Russian rivers
and harbors. 1t is reported that Russia
has II short crop al wheat and forage, con-
sequently the teuncitv of holders at
Odessa would seem justified. The absence
of the usual abundance from America and
Russia must eventually tell on cur mar
ket. In France sowing is near compile
tion. In Paris and throughout the prov
inces OF France, as well as in Belgium
and Holland, the msrkcts are unchanged
In Hamburg the market is tending up
ward. Last quotations are fully mair-
tanned ut Dantzig, while III Austria and
Hungary prices are lower.
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GENERAL NOTES.

4 CHICAGO man lately advertised for
N wlfr thnt has got the stamps; looks and
aye no object.
Miss HASSAH ALLEN, Of Bland coun-
tv. Virginia, has been married to Mr.
Allen Hannah.
AN exchange wants an electric bGtt"n
hold invented. One which will make II
candidate feel as if he had been struck
by lightning when he takes hold Of 1t.
The New York Chamber of Commerce
have unanimously elected Carl SchurZ
an honorary member. on account OF his
distinguished services i'll favor OF hard
money.
TUX number of Chinese born in
California, and who, when of age, will be
free American citizens of Celestial de-
scent and entitled to the right OF suffrage,
IS 1900.
CARL ScHuRz has determined to per-
m.nently reside i'll New York city
That's right. The society Of bankers and
brokers is far more congenial to him than
anv other in this broad land.
The American Wood Paper Company
employees at West Chester, Pa, who
formerly worked by tho ton, and made
from 81 % to 81 80 per day, now work
by the day for -.
AuTTLE boy was almost drowned in
a Rhode Island river the other day, al,
though his friends SAW him fall in, and
only had to run half cross the State for
the means Of rescuing him.
A MEETING Of the Latter Day Saints
was recently held at Sheffield, England.
An elder from Utah, who was present,
delivered sermon, announcing himself
as divinely inspired. Whereupon an
old man arose and requested HIM, ifdi-
vinely inspired, to lay his hands on his
wife and cure her oE the rheumatism.
Great confusion ensued.
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New York Cattle Market.

NEW YORK, November S.-Beeves-
Fresh arrivals 1850 head, making lO,-
100 head for the week, against lO,o9O
last week. Quality about medium gen.
orally, with few prime and extra steers
among the best droves, and only 20 car
loads of Texas and Cherokee cattle. The
market WIS fair ut a shade improvement
from last Monday. Most OF the receipts
changed hands; some poor native cattle
including dry cows and thin hellers &C;
"A few fancy Kentucky and Illinois steers
l3Gl&Ic; but SG WAS the range
poor to extra native steers 1nllOc; COM
mon to extra Texan cattle : !c.
Sheep and Lamb---RgceIpts ycster-
day and to-day $50 head, making 35,-
80 head for the week, against 28 1870
for the same time last week. The mar
ket was slow on former quotations or I!
Ia Gle for commcn to extra sheep, and
jim7!c for poorto extra lambs.
Swlne-Rcccipts yesterday and today
II AGO, head, making 29,G90 tor the week,
against 81, l2O last week. None offered
alive. prcssed-Steady at94ml l04c.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS

The Order of United Irishmen, Rede-
vivl has tried another of its members for
treason and condemned him to death,
Patrick J. Welsh is the alleged traitor.
A telegram from Berlin says that the
central government for Alsace and Lo'
raine will be established at Berlin.
Ex Secretary Delano was at the De.
partnent of the Interior to-day, and
after calling upon Secretary Chandler,
formerly transferred the office to his
successor.
Fifty-sIx thousand dollars'haye been
imposed upon the gamblers of Louisville
by the Court in the trial of the indict-
ments rendered by the grand jury two
weeks ago.
The Burlington and Missouri Union
railroad commenced running trains across
the bridge at Atcheson yesterday.
A special to Cincinnati reports the
burning of Barnett's mil at Camden, o.
Loss $4,000; insured for $4,000.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, November 8.-Cotton-
Dull at IL 9-l64lS ll-l6c; futures clos
ed steady; November l3tGlS 9-S2ei De-
cember lS!c; January Is 1926
February 1899; March IS 9.l6c; April lS;
@lS 25-32c; May lS l5-l6c. Flour-Duli
and prices in buyers favor; receipts 2I-,
600 barrels; superdne western and State
So 0O@5 %; common to good So 3O9
b 65; good TO choice S. 75(GG 10; white
wheat extra Sc l5GS 90; extra OHIO S5 40
G6 45; st. Louis So 60G9 %. Rye
Flour-Steady at 81 25Cd,5 so Corn
Meal-Quiet at SO 25@3 IS. Wheat
Lower and more doing; receipts $4,000
bushels; rejected spring 81 O6! No. 2
Milwaukee 81 30@l 80; ungraded spring
81 0S6l %; No. | Sheboygan 81 35i
white Michigan choice 81 so; rejected
spring 81 Ola 05. Rye-Quiet; west.
ern and State s0d90c. Barley-Heavy
and lower; bay quiet at 81 20; Canada
West 81 TO- Corn-In fair demandi re-
ceipts $4,000 bushels western mixed,
steam,E4G75c; do sail 76G77lc. Oats
Better; receipts 23,0O0 busheIsi western
mixed and State 42250c; white 46G52c.
Hay-Frm at so 90. Hops-Firm;
eastern and western 100 l5c. Coffee
Quiet at ls@2l!c. Sugar-Firmi fair
TO good refining 7s@Sc; prime S l-l6@
Ste. Molasses Quiet; New Orleans new
crop 75G7Sc. Rice-Unchanged. Pc
troleum-Irregular; crude G5c; refined
l3 1-l6Gl3!c. Rosin-Heayy at 81 So.
TGrpentine-Heavy at 42c. Eggs-Firm
at 22I@3Oc. Pork-Quict at $2S OOG
% 50. Beef-Firm. Cut Meats-Quiet;
western long clear l2lc. Lard-Steadyi
prime steam, old, at l3ic Butter-Un-
changed. Cheese-Quiet at 6Cr l24c.
Whisky-More active at 81 Il.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, November S.-Flour-De-
mand chiefly speculative prices higher
and market active. Whest-Steady; op-
tions 81 Oh seller year; No 79ci No
Chicago spring 81 O7:j rejected 79c
bid. Corn-Quiet and firm; No. 2 52s
@523c spot; 5Os@5lc seller November
47t@47;c bid seller year; rejected SOTO
50.c, Oats-Steady ana in moderate de-
mand; No.2 3OsGSO4c spot 3O!c bid
seller November; 3O4c bid seller Decem.
ber; rejected 25G 2G!. Barley-Quiet at
SEA SG!c spot; Sc seller November; 81!
seller December Rye-Quiet and steady
at G5GG55c. Pork-Quiet and firm;
new S2l %; old 81 50@2l 10 spoti
Sl9 4O(Gl9 so seller November; Sl9 20
seller year. Lard-Sleady; old Sl2 %;
new $l2 35@l2 81! spot; SD 20 seller
November Bulk Meats-Demand good
full prices at Si@ s!@ll!Gll3c. Whisky
Steady and IN moderate demand at
81 r.
On call board-Markcts firm and un-
changed.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA. November S.-Petro-
leum-Quict at BE for refined, and lOtc
for crude. FIour-DulI but steady for
better grades; extra - OO"j t9i
Iowa. Wisconsin and Minnesota family
So 2jGG IS; Pennsylvania, Indiana
and Ohio do 81 37lm,G IS; high grades
s. 75(Gg 90. Whcat-Prlme fairly &C
tive; red 81 37Ml SO for Pennsylvania
and 81 OOm / O5 for sprout"d western;
81 3gG,l 40 for amber, and 81 3sldl 10
for white. Rye-At 75c. Corn-Rather
weak yellow 75@7Gc; mixed IA 7jc.
Oats In limited demand; white ga iGc.
Whisky-DuIl at 81 lG for western iron
bound, Butter-Quiet; New York and
Bradford county extras 34a 3jc; trsts 30
m.82c; western extras 5UG 32c; iirsts 27CL
2gc: rolls extra 2s(d 29c; do first. 2Glr 2sc
Cnresr- Nominal: western !ir-ts l2tm
lGe. EgE,-W Western fresh l2N,lar.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, November s.-flour-
Quiq. and heavy; western superline
81 2jGG 90; do eNtre s. OOGfj 10; tam.
ily s. 75G-1 80. Wheat Fairly active,
but lower; No. , western red 81 33i
Pennsylvania red 81 39l.l 80. Corn
Quiet and steady; western zoe. Oats
Quiet but firm western white iic; west
ern mixed 4lm43r. Rye-Firm but
quiet at sOM S5c Hny--Duli and heavy;
Maryland and Pennsylvania SD 0O@
% 90. Provi.ions-Scarco and firm;
order trade fairly active. Pork-At
S23 30. BulkMeats- Shoulders 93m lOc;
clear rib sides l3r. Bacon-Shouiders
lG3c; clear rib sides l4c; hams l5fG lGc.
Lard-.Stcady; refined l4iM ljc Butter
Quiet, but steady; western extras 2Sla
3Oc; do frsts 25G27c. Petroieum-Nery
dull; crude G3c; refined l3@ l3tc. Coffee
Nominal; Rio cargoes $3.50 2O4; jot-
bing ls!@2l!c. Whrsky-Dull at Il lj3
al lG.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-09
ORvILLE GRANT and General Babcock

ORvILLE GRANT and General Babcock
are indignant at the use of their names
in connection with the Whisky ring.
Very natural.
mo thief e'er felt the halter draw
With good opinion OF the law"
THE leading colored preacher OF Ches-
ter, South Carolina, has been convicted
of issuing fraudulent school certificate
tor $40. The jury was composed oi
eleven negroes, six ot them commute
cants of his own church.
ALEXANDER Ii. STEPHENS IS getting
stout. In fact it is reported that he has
gained two pounds, and it is calculated
that if he continues to flourish in like
manner that he will weigh 100 pounds
IN twenty-five years.
Tue Washington Star says: "Goyern-
ment subsidies in the shape OF money or
lands to steamship and railroad compa-
nies have become exceedingly unpopular
and it is doubtful whether Congress Will
ever again hold out such inducements to
private corporations
ACCORDING t. reports OF the sailors OF
the Pandora, lately returned from the
Arctic region, Esquimaux girls, instead
Of being filthy, ugly, candle-esting
wretches, are clean, modest, intelligent
and beautiful How little, after all, do
,ra l.r,u, ,,c bis u,rld ,f 1urs
ANOTHER monster telescope, the larg-
est yet attempted, is in course of con-
struction at Dublin for the Austro-Hun-
garian government. The object glass
will have IN aperture OF twenty seven
inches aud the total length is to bc about
thrity.two feet.
The 10th of last month WAS the SD
anniversary of the death Of Marie An
toinette According to custom, IN; SIS for
the repose of her soul was said in Paris.
and the Count do Bourbon, last OF the
French "legitimates' Of that name, and
er-Queen Isabella and her three maitien
daughters were present.
The petty plurality for Mr. Rice, the
Republican Governor elect of Mass a:hu
setts, contrasted with the old-timo lngnr-
tiles of seventy and eighty Thousand
votes, proves, in the opinion OF the Spring
field Republican,, that the Republican
party has no firm or permanent hold
upon Massachusetts, and warns 1t that
without nobler aims and more COM
manding candidates it cannot hope to
carry the State in the next National
campaign.
The New Haven Register Democrat
ic) comments or the New York election
and says: at is needless to disguise our
chsgrin ut the result Of the recent cfcc-
tions, and especially our deep regret and
disappointment Mt the result OF the State
OF New York. We are only disappoirt-
cd, not astonlshed, AT the turn affairs have
taken in the Empire State. 1t is, or
ought TO be, lesson to the Democracy
verywhcre-teaching them that they
cannot expect to strike fatal blow ut
sny portion OF the Democratic household
with entire impunity to themselves, and
that no reliance can he placed upon Re
publican leaders who may profess To-
work for the same ostcnsible ends, bnt
who have deeper and more sinister Oh
iect to accomplish, whether in the direc-
ton Of reform or against 1t.
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wonderful sermon on the mount, and saw
him perform his mighty miracles, Now,
Judas, you sold him for 30 pieces Of sill
yer; tell US what you think Of Christ.
| hear his voice as he throws down the
money on the table" betrayed innocent
blood" The Prince Of traitors admits
that Jesus Christ was an innocent man.
The centurian who crucifed him, testified
to his last hour. All, | see him smite
his breast as he cried, ''iruly, this was
the son of Cod
Mr.. Moody then continued in the same
strain, and placed ChrisLs friends and
enemies on the witness stand and showed
that they could not bear false witness
against him.
The meeting was then dismissed with
the bencdicuOn.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI November s-Cot.on.-
Dull atl2yc. Flour-DulIand uuchung-
ed. Whcat-Dull; Red 81 ljml 80.
Corn-Stcady; old $50 5Oci new iO-r 40.
Oats-Dull ut 2imiOc Bariey-Firm
and unchanged Ryr-D4.. at 7So soc
Pork-Quiet ut 81 81. Lard-Duli;
steam I2l@l2.c; Kettle l2ic' Bulk
Meats-Flrm; shoulder. simac; clear
rib II In re; clear ll4ml2Ic, AL partly
cured and packed. Bacon-Nominsl
Whisky steady and in fair demand al
81 ~.
Hogs-Flrm; common light = Oo@
: %; good to extra butcher. - G5Cg'
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT

w An DEPART hlMbNl
OpEICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, :
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9, A. NJ. }
PROBABILITIES.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States
high, followed by falling barometer,
north to east winds slight changes in the
temperature, increasing cloudiness, and
in the latter rain.
For the west Gulf States, cloudy and
rainy weather, followed by rising barOme-
ter, northerly winds, colder, partly
cloudy weather and snorther.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
rising to stationery barometer, east to
north winds, stationary temperature.
partly cloudy weather. and in the former
possibly rain.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys high, followed by fall
ing, barometer, northerly winds, shifting
to southerly, and cool and partly cloudy
weather.
For the Upper Lake Region high
barometer, variable winds, colder and
partly cloudy weather, and possibly oc,
casional rains or snow.
For the Lower Lake Region, the Mid
die States and New England high bar
ometer. easterly to southerly winds, and
clear and colder weather, except partly
cloudy weather in the hrst named dis
trict
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Welcoming the Prince OF Wales.

BOMBAY. November General Lord
Nspier of Magdaa; Sir PhilIip T..
Wodehousr. Governor of Bombay; Hon.
Sir NJ. Il. Wcstropp, Chief Justice. and
many others, including civil military
and municipal authorities. accompanied
by seventy native princes ana chief.
met and welcomed the Prince of Wales
on his landing from the Sersphs. After
leaving the royal barge al the dock yard.
the Municipality Of Bombay pre-
,ented him with An appropriate address,
of welcome. The Prince replied
briefly, after which he and his suite were
escorted to the government house. The
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-09
Cbe lightning Train from New York
Faster than Ever

Tai. ,o-rinc Tuesday. train is to
~. " ,,tf.b c,- .r..5 will
-''"
eclipse anything yet N''' Mp'cI 'o' 'o"S
....,unc. ~ ,hi- country. Here j. what
.a. p....t..-.t ,l...,.,..J.. roll, obolt il.
,L
" e have previously ''".'1'L ','' '".
IA, .hrr" "a- m'Nen!rm' on 'vo' -
establish tram between New l"IN ANA
pi.,,burgh which would max" the run
s,thDut a single stop The engine winch
Il 10 make lrip ou Tuesday next, IN or
ler 10 dcul.o.tra," wa"thrr the trip l.
P'a'.icE-.'' aS' Dee" N'''d up a. thr CUT
:, U'P'I' a,''O y,t, I,',,,,',;,.. rn,,
tered 573. and will hc in
charge Of Pat bo"i. th' engine u Htted
~ N'a a.. ,.' ,;,,,I .',, ,,,n. . u,,t l.I
y..,.rn.r.. ;a the "rccon,ric-, thus re-
.ras the engineer from the duty 81
,, winch is sen'r".'y uor~ one sn %n't, '.s ,.
r1..,,r.1..ri ,,',,,r,.,' a...rrsnd cosI
4 baggage .,. been fitted up with
"''r' ;aaa .a the center and around
,,,... '""n. ''a. i p'.ed 'n' "'.v .
sl.ra III. u,..r .r,oped up
sa..r :he engine D., lu motion, on the
,.,,,,. .'H , ANA i",.""' FNA I1.E''.oiS; ~. IONS
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80 wearisome condition Of humanity :,


How many wretched homes in our
land How many heart broken invalids.
Life with many signifies mere onerou-
existence All are subject to disease,
but when health is removed the hope is
nearly gone out. Sickness is usually in-
CURED through exposure or csreessncss.
Especially is this true with those diseases
peculiar to woman. Through her own
imprudence and folly she is made 10
drag out a miserable existence-s Sourse
of annoyance and anxiety TO her
friends, ard anything but a comfort and
pleasure TO herself. Exposure to the
cold at times when she should be most
prudent, and overtaxing her body with
laborious employment, are both fruitful
causes OF many of the maladies from
which she suffers. Gradually the bloom
leaves her cheeks, her lips grow ashy
white, her viyscity departs, she continu-
ally experiences feeling of WEAKNESS
and general languor, and altogether pre-
sents ghostly appearance. What does
she need? Should she take some stimu.
lating drug, which will for the time
make her feel better, or does her entire
system demand reparation? Sherequires
something which not only will restore to
health the diseased organs, but will tone
and nyigorate the system. DIR. PIERCE
Fayorite Prescription will dothls. Ii i'm
parts strength to the diseased parts,
brings back the glow of health, and re-
stores comfort where previously there
was only suffering.
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"The Peoples Common Sense Medical
Advertiser in which over hity pages
are devoted to the consideration OF those
diseases peculiar TO Women. 1t will be
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