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DEVICES
MILITANT OIL.
TESTIMONIALS.

lines. IEsSTl MONA
Il. OGDEN DoREMUs,
TIM. Professor Of Chemistry
:. t., and Physics. College of
Mary City of New York, Pro-
rribly lfessor Of Chemistry and
.PLO-lToxicology, Bellevue
.ERO-l Hospital MedicaICollege
ester says: at Is evident, by
ed to-lthe process Of fractional
erald, ldistillation, that yeur
Oil contains but mere
GOAL traces of the more VIOLA
'LOD-ltile products, for al
ace oflthough heat was applied
er OF for half an hour before
stom- Preaching 1852 r., no liQ-
night. uid was evaporated and
Daily condensed; and after
1874. lone hour and a halt,
re oc- with the oil at 8l2e F.,
Use o1but Two drops were OBJ
"a Ia-Itained."
latingl WHAT THE FIRE In
'S1ONlsURASCB COMPANIES
THINK OF DEVICES OIL.
'eningl-"The undersigned off,
"a. GERS of Fire Insurance
RECT. Companies do hereby
IA MP recommend this oil
.erdayl DEVICES BRILLIANT
ed bylOIL) to all having need
n thelof such an illumination.
tene- IL Is important that con-
East sumers should pur-
chase IL as put up by the
, Nov. manufacturers, and the
undersigned belive that
L OIL. the result will by q saw
eriDg-Iing of life, and such a
Mitch diminution in the num-
y-flrst Der of fires from kero-
ewhat sene lamp explosions as
about TO make all OOMPA-
ore 7lNIES MORE READILY
oring INSURE PREMISES
WHERE THIS OIL Is
On OFF u \ L ID FO r LIGHT
LAMP ING"
ng OF Bs-Aboye certificate
some is signed by over 100 of
the leading insurance
companies In the coun-
TRY.
liant Oil. which is SAFE be-
! the finest illumination in the
int or explosion is possible in
Ask your dealer for 1t.
co., PROPS, NEW YORK.
CTS, Jno. Aston & Co.. Agtsu
CHICAGO.
e Donald & Co., Agts-
CINCINNATI.
our names for insertion in this
} Deyoe Manufacturing Com
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PRESCRIPTION FREE

FoT the speedy cure of Seminal Weakness, Lost
Manhood, and all disorders brought on by In
discretions or Excuses. Any druggist has the
ingredients. Address DR.. Z. HILTON q 60.
CINCINNATI, Ohio.
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loot BITTER5 SURE CURE FOR HUMoRs AZ
PMPLKs ON THE PACR
FEMALE DIHRAsES.

Frazier's Root Bitters have given health and
spirit to thousands of females. The holIoNr
cheek, the sunken eye, the sallow counteuancs
tne dark circles underneath theeyes are all in
d1c2tive Of weakness of the female ORGANS OF
generation, which speedily overco me nv IN
use Of the Root Htters.
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MEDICAL.
OST MANHOOD

Il IHOW IT CAN BE RESTORED. The cele-
@brated DIR. BIGELOW, known throughout
al the Northwestern states, has prepared GER
tain remedies for the cure OF SPERMA TOR
RIGA, or NER 70 US DEBILITY, producing
BLOTCHES on the FACE and A VERSION TO
SOCIETY, etc, uniting the afflicted for
SOCIAL BUSINESS or MARRIED LIPE.
the Doctor has used them In his practice for the
last TWENTY YEA8
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A SsIGNEE's SALE.

N
Notice is hereby given that /, George o. Crit
fin. assignee of George Bosedorfer, Will sell at
public auction on the sth day of January, 1875,
at 10 o'clock A. M, at the stOrehOuse formerly
occupied by George BOsedorfer, In McCleans
Golden addition TO the city of Indianapolis, in
Perry township, Marion county, and state of In
rion county and state of Indiana, subject to en-.
cumbrances of record thereon, to- wit: Lots No.
% and p in McC1ean's Golden addition to the
storehOuse and dwelling house attached: also, q
miscellaneous stock of goods, consisting OF gro-
ceries, tinware, queenswale, ETC., and one set OF
harness
TERMS OF SALE.--A credit of nine months will
be given on all sums over five dollars, the pur-
chaser giving his mole with approved surety
waving valuation and appraisement laws.
GEORGE o. GRIFFIN. Assignee.
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And Men who have no other business wanted
as agents. Novel plaus. pleasant work. good
pay. send three cent stamp for particulars.
LHE GRAPHIC COMPANY, S9-4l Park Place. New
York.
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OK ? con per day at home. Terms free
pO = pZU Address GEO. srrNsoN q Co..
Portland. Maine.
U77A WEEK guaranteed to male and female
DIf agents in their locality. Costs MOTH
ING to try 1t. Particulars free. p. o. VICKERY
CO., Augusta, Me.
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G. p. Putnam's Sons have secured from
Munich the entire remainder of the edition
of the great album of the Passion Play at
Obsr A mmergau," of which the few copies
they received for the last season were taken
up quickly. With the fine carbon photo
graphs OF Albert (taken during the per-
formarce of the play, the elchings of the
scenery and the vivid descriptions OF Mr..
Jackson, the work is thoroughly attractive
and unique.-Evening Post.
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LOVERS GUIDE & sss.. edition, S !: sss

-ModeI Love Letters-Art OF gaining love OF and
marrying who and when you pleaSe-How 10
be ha pdsome-Cures for hundreds of diseases:
also many new secrets, arts, mysteries. money
dress UNION PUBLISHING Co., Newark, N. j.
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HEART DISEASE.


Constipation, Indigestion and failure 20 per
spire freely, causes palpitation of the heart,
throbbing OF the stomach, shortness OF the
breath, swimming or dizziness of the head,
mum oness OF the body, stagnation Of the blood
and many other distressing symptoms. Fra
Zer's Root Filters cures all such difficulties II
stru( lions.
MEDICINES HAVE TAKEN FOR TIN YEARS.
Mrs. Daniel Smith, OF Concord, N. H., athletes
with weakness, pain In the lungs and shoulders
heavy pain over the eyes, restless at night am
tired, fainty feelings all the tune, writes:
MR.. fRAzIER-DKAR SIR: / received thu
bottle of Bdtters you sent me by express, and
have taken the wholeo Of 1t, and IL has done zoe
taken, and have taken more or less for ten
years. thought 1 could. get them nom orr
druggists Drug but they do not yet have them. ]
them. think you might have a great saies or
your Bitters here. want you to send me
quick as you can, by express, O. o. d. IL Is he
best ma me siis L ever saw Prom your most
cATARRH.
TO cure Catarrh, cleanse the blood Il can De
Catarrh by injecting and snufing medicines
into the nose than You can cure q scrofiuoua
sfser wit M local cutie Eoos
never failed In q single instance.
cATARRH CURED.
Nh. FRAZIER: / wish to inform Won wnan
your Hedicine has done for me. was AFFLICTED
with Catarrh In its worst form for many years
tied various medicines recon mended by phv-
sicians, which proved but q temporary relief
By the advice OF a lady friend who was cured e1
this same disease by your Root Bitters 1 pro-
cured one half dozen bottles, and they have ao-
complished perfect cure in my case. Believing
that thousands are dragging out miserable ex
stance from the effects of Catarrh, cheerfUlly
recommend your Root Bitters to ali who are
similarly africted. MISS AMELIA BRANT,
Buena Vista. Butler Co, Pa.
CONSERVATIVES RKAD.
Nh. FRAzIKR-DEAR SrR: lam taking von,
Root ntters. They have done me q great des
like another person. Yours truly,
BARNEY CAIN, Niagara, Ontario
FEVER AND AGuR.
No other remedy VIII cure Chiils and Fever
and all Malar1ous Diseases 50 Quickly a. Fra
Her's Root Bitters.
POSITIVE ANT1DoTE FOR FEvER AND Aar-n
NR. FRAzIKR-DEAR SIR: For ssv.aral naont.,.
nave been anicted with fever and sere FnF
my suffering was intense. i could find no err
until heard OF your Root Bitters SyhIch xveyr
recommended TO me as having cured 50 man
persons. have taken the Root BItters abos,r
former health. With every feeling OF prsfituf
for your inestimable discovery. aln vourT ~
specuuliy, JOHN ROLAND,
NO. q Prospect street. Cleveland, o.
Sold by all druggists and at country stores
SOLD 81 wholesale by Browning sloan. A
Kieter, Stewart Morgan, Haskif a Morris ana
Perry Rroa., Indianapolis, Meyer Bros a Co
Fort wayne, Leonard Dale q Co.. LoRarleDorf
5nllick a. Berry, Terre Haute, T1nnsy q Hoozs
Lafayette, and Keller 4 White, Evansville. ina
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HIS DYING SPEECH.

The wretched man stood firmly and reso-
lutely as the sheriff bound bis arms and legs,
firmly as the moose was put around his neck
and the black cap was placed on his head.
His hands were crossed before him and his
fingers toyed with each other as the straps
were bound around him. His quiverlng
lips. however, and his eyes suffused with
tears told of the mental agony that he was
undergoing.
"John Goodman, if you have anything to
say to those who are here, say it now"
He commenced, and his voice broke down
nearly at the first word: "My friends, this
is all justly due. deserve the fate that now
have to meet. committed the crime and
justly suffer the penalty for it. One word
more. i feel that Pm prepared to
die, and have prospect of entering
heaven, where meeting and parting viii
be no more" This was all. The black cap
was drawn down over his eyes, and the only
sign of life in the poor devil were those fng-
ers toying with each other more convul-
sively than before. The sheriff grasps one
of his hands and cries in his ear Farewell,
john" and darts down the steps and pulls
the cord. A short jerk, quick, sharp crack.
as Of bones breaking, the drop falls against
the padded frame OF the scaffold under
meath, and the poor devil hangs. There
was sudden shrug of his shoulders a
twitching of the elbows for a moment, and
the fingers clutched at each other once more
then all was still. The spectators rose to
their. feet, bresthless, and the woman with
her babe In her arms pressed forward to get
q closer view OF the horror. The other
women who were present shrsnk back
Mortified. The doctors were called up to feel
the pulse of the victim, and determine when
life was extinct. In ten minutes 1t was
beating at the rate OF 40 pulsations
to the minute, in fifteen minutes it beat but
fourteen, and in nineteen minutes he was
pronounced dead. His neck had been bro.
ken,' aud his death struggle was but mo.
mentarily. Then he was cut down and put IL
the coffin and carried out i'm the door-yarC
of the Jail, where file of soldiers kept guard
over the body, and the band Of music, agree
ably to request be had made, played PA
Malloy" az tney passed through.
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YOU ARE NOT SAFE
IN USING COAL OIL.
COAL OIL.

DrED.-Nettie Brown +,
Of Warsaw,Rt IL, COAL
OIL. = Chicago Times,
Sept. 81.
ANOTHER VICTIM.
CHEYENNE. Wy. T.,
Nov. ID, 1874. = Mary
Harvey was so horribly
burned by the EXPL0-
SION OF A KERO-
SEINE LAMP on yester-
day that she died to-
day. - Daily Herald,
Nov. 16.
COAL OLA COAL
OIL LAMP EXPLOD-
ED at the residence OF
Mr.. Wolf, corner OF
Chartres and Custom
house streets, last night.
- New Orleans Daily
Picayuue, Oct. q, 1874.
AT 6 $50 A. N. q fire oc-
CURED at the house OF
&c. Perry, No. 1874 La
tona street, oriq mating
from the EXPLOSION
OF A OOAL OIL LAMP
Philadelphia Eveniui
Herald, Nov. 9, 1874.
IN HOUSTON STREET
"A KEROSENE LA MI
EXPLODED yesterday
In a room occupied By
Louis Hoffman, on the
third floor of the tene-
ment house No. q East
Houston street.-Jour.
nal of Commerce, Nov,
ii, 1874.
FIRE FROM COAL OIL
"A house in lowering.
ton ave-, below Mitch.
ell street, Twenty-flrsI
| Ward, was somewhat
damaged by fire about
q quarter before
O'Clock this moring
The flames were caused
by the EXPLOSION OF
A COAL OIL LAME
and the scattering O
the oil among som,
corn husks.-PI iladel
phia Daily Bulletin
Nov 5, 1874.
Use DEVICES Brilliant
yOnd chance, and the
world. No accident o
its use or misuse. Ask
InEU0E MAMIE m
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CATARRH.

10 cure Catarrh, cleanse the blood IL ca1 M
cured In no other way. You can no more cure
Catarrh by injecting and snufing medicines
into the nose than you can cure q scrof1uour
sore with local application. Fraziers ROOF
B1tters Will positively cure Catarrh. II hSr
never failed In q single instance.
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Constipation, Indigestion and failure 20 Der
spire freely, causes palpitation of the hear
throbbing OF the stomach, shortness OF tn
breath, swimming dizziness of the head
numbness OF the body, stagnation Of the bloc,
and many other distressing symptoms. IRA
zers Root Bitters cures all such difficulties
stimulates the circulation and removes all Oh
stru( lions.
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OATARRH CURED.
ooNsUMPTIvEs RKAD.

Nh. FRAzIKR-DEAR SIR: am taking rour
Root Mtters. They have done me q greet des
OF good they have cured my cough, snd feei
like another person. Yours truly.
BARNEY CAIN, Niaaara Ostar1o
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FEVER AND AGuR.

No other remedy VIII cure ChiIls and Fever
xier's Root Bitters.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-15
CINCINNATI Tobacco Market.

CINCINNATI, October l2.-Tobscco -
The market for leaf tobacco during tho
past week has been quiet, without any
special change to note IN prices. The
offerings at auction amount 10 625 hhiN
and 225 boxes at the following price,
325 hhds Mason county, KY, Dist
trash, lugs and leaf-lO at SiGj 50, 20
At $6(d,7 50, 20 at sSCa,9 Sj, 40 at $40
&l4 -, 81 at $l5@l9 10, 20 Mt a; 5000
29 80. 4 1T $3liG34, ! boxes st Si(Gl4,
l23 hhds Brown county, o., Dist trash,
lugs and lesf-ll at 50 9jGd,1 80, 5 at
s. lO(G9 so, % al $l0Gli 80, 4 at So
Ml9 IS, - at S2O(a29 IS, at $3OM3l 80,
~ hhds Owen county, Ky, dist
trash, lugs and leaf ut So G0CGj 20, :
at Sc l0aG 10, = al - 0jM9 30, IL at
$40 OOGl4 IS, ~ at $lj 00Ml9 80, g Ut
$22 O0Cd % %; ~ hhhds PendletOn coda
ty, Kentucky, (Dist,) trash, lugs and
leaf at 50 l0(G5 %, at So 05Cr7 81,
lSat $l5 25C1l9 80, d at so 00G29 90.
at $50 80, 8 boxes at S? OOMG 90, 10
hhds Boone County, Kentucky, trash,
lugs and leafs at So lOGj 10, at - -
al OO. ) at IS 45@9 30, 20 at $40 OOm
Il IS, 10 at Sl5 50Cd 10 30, nt 81 %;
y hhds. West Nirginis-7 at 81 l5lG
: 80, 5 at S. 22Cd9 %, 9at $40 O0tdli OO,
8 at $l5 75(dl9 %, al ST jOCa 80 00M
81 81; pa cases Ohio seeds, filters, bind.
ers and wrappers--@O at 81 OoM2 30, ~
at 81 OOG.5 90 55 at So 0O(G7 %, SO hi
S. OO(a9 IS, y at $40 OO@l5 80 ! nj
YI5 7jnl9 -, at SO 30.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-15
New York Market.

NKw YORK, October li.-Cotton-
Quiet at l4@l4.c, futures closed weaker;
October l3 29-32G,l3 lj.l6c; November
l3 5.32c; December l3 ll-32M 1870;
January IL 1889; February 1890
l32l.82c; March IL 25-@2Gl3 l3-lGc;
April l3 81 32@l4c; May II $500
Il 3 lGc. Flour-Quict; prices gcner-
sllv without decided change receipts
10000 barrels. Whcat-Actlyc; receipts
l26, 600 bushels; No ! spring 81 35tt 10;
rejected 81 GOAL Of; No. = Chicago
spring now and old II 22Crl Is; No. "
81 bal IL. Ryc-Dull at SSc. Barley
Slightly in buyers favorat 5 l2Gr -.
Malt-Quiet and Firm. Corn-Firm;
receipts 5000 bushels; western mixed,
steam 7O@7l; do sail 7Ol@7lc. Oats
Steady: receipts 5000 bushels; new rsiN-
ed white $50 4Sc; white iSm j2c. Hay
Steady. lIops-Stcady; yenrling SCF
12c. Cotlec-Quict at l9@2l!c. Sugar
Firm; tar to good refining 73msc;
prime SIC. MolasseS and Rlcc--Quict
and Heavy. Pctrolcum-Quict and
nominal crude GsmG3ci refined lity
l4!c. Rosin-Stcady at 81 70m 50.
Turpcntne-Ensicra at i2lc, Eggs-Un-
changed. Pork-Steady at so 7jCn
%. Becf-Firm. Cut Mcats-QnI"t;
mddlcs quiet; long clear city Bic.
Lard-QuIct and frmer at l4sc.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th SITS.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Jerome Park Races.

NEw YORK, October l4.-At jerome
Park to-day the first race was for purse
Of $500, for al ages, the winner to be sold
ut auction; one mile. Survivor, Josie b,
Leander, Century, Evelyn Carter and
Fleetwood started. The race was won
by Lcander by three lengths, in II gallop,
Josie B second neck before Century,
third, Evelyn Carter fourth, Surveyor
fifth and Fleetwood sixth. Surveyor was
the favorite. Time, l:4Gl.
The second racc..was for purse ofSGOO,
one mile and half Countess, Arctums,
Shylock and Athlete started. The race
was won by -hyIock. Countess second
and Arctum5 third. Time, 2:I6i.
The third race, for the Post stake
of 500, entrance hall forfeit, the club to
add $1,000, was dash of four miles.
Deadhead, although, not entered in the
programme nor sold in the pools, started
with Pennington, Nellie Norton, War
rlor and Willie Burke The race was
won 10y Aaron Pennington by three
lengths before Nellie Norton, Willie
Burka third, Warrior fourth, and Dead
head hILh The race was simply II match
between Pennington and Nellie Norton
He Won easily; time, 1:2i.
The tree handicap sweepstakes, one
mile and an eight, was won by Rhods-
mathus; Egypt second, Matte W. third
. Time I:Ol
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, October l4.-flour-Duil.
Whest-Srong and higher; No. Chi-
cago spring 81 l3t; No. ,, 81 lo4 spot
II O9I seller November; 81 %! seller
year; No 96Ic; rejected SGc. Corn
Demand fair and prices advanced No.
> mixed 5G1M SIZE spot; 54!c bid seller
November; 49!c bid seller year; rejected
jG(a 5Gtc. Oats-Demand good; No. >
34c spot; 33lc bid seller October; 81,
seller November; 32.c seller year;
rejected 29lc. Rye-Dull and nominal
Barlcy-DulI and lowcrat 9Gic spot; 9Gr
seller October; 93ic seller November.
Pork-Dull and prices shade lower
at ST. 7jCa23 90 spot; $22 - seller De-
tober; $40 - seller November. Lard
Quiet and firm at Sl3 @5 spot; Sl2 -
seller year. Bulk Meats-Demand fair
and market firm st Stm sIm pa l"c.
Whisky-Demnud fair and mrrkct firm
at 81 l3!.
On call board-W WhcAt-Low"r; u 10,
seller October; 81 0s{ seller November.
Corn-Lower; 54c seller October j3.r
seller November. Oat.-tc lower Pork
-Easier. Lsrd-I'nchangcd.
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baltimore Il Ohio Railroad toTdut
fArA.
Tbo Columbus JolrpGi says.

Tho Columbus JoWpGl says.
The Baltimore * Ohio Railroad las
not drawn largely on Steubenville talont,
but it nevertheless has one Of the best snt
of conductors that ever pulled bell-cords
John w. Moore smashed baggage on the
Central Ohio now &. o. DIVISION OF the
&. X o. rs far back as 1884, and IS still
on the line, one Of the "oid reliable con-
ductors that passenger always feels safe
with.
Conductor Sam j. Cochran ls another
Baltimore and Ohio veteran, and Is
known personally by nearly every man
woman and child on the line between
Columbus ard Boluire. "Sam Coch-
ran's' train has been popularity known
on the road for years. Sans head has
been Illuminated by good many silver
threads" bu. his viyncity Is still fresh and
refreshing.
L. II. Lane is one of the young Balti.
more and Ohio conductors. He started
in as train boy, got advanced before the
days of prize packages, and Is now
jewel in a responsible position.
Sam Settler completed quartette oi
conductors who have probably been the
longest in continuous service on the ONO
divisions of the Baltimore and ONO
Sam is an intense blonde, and pcrvrrse
passengers have several times insisted on
setting him down as the manager OF Il
burlc.que company.
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PhlIadeIphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, October l1.-Clov"r-
sccd-Stcady ut 10, Tor Western.
Timothy and iaysccd - Unchanged.
Flour-Choicc in fair request, but otner
kinds dull; Iowa, Wisconsin and Min
nesota family 70 25@7 80; Pennsylvania,
Indiana and ONO s. 5Orr7 %; high
grades s. 7imS 30. Rye Flour-S5 -
M5 90. Whrat-luactiye; new rcd 81 Or
al 80; latter for prime; amber 81 4OlG
50; No. l spring 81 80; white - i2r'.
55. Rye Unchanged. Corn-Quiet;
yellow 72m 72Ic; mixed 7OlM7lc. Oats
= Steady; mixed 100, "; white iim
SOC. Whisly-Dull at 81 Il for wc,-
tern. Butter-Stcadyi New York and
Bradford county extras 33Cd 3ic; frsts
3Oa 32c; western extra 2sCa 3Oc; frsts -
Cr25c; rolls extras 27Co,@Oc; drsts 26n' 2Sc.
Cheesc-Firm; western fine l2tt, BE.
Eg"--Firm; western fresh 2jfo -Jc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-15
The Moral of OgonIz.

The Journal Of Commerce, speaking OF
the late sale of personal effects OF jay
Cooke, at Ogontz says there Is a moral
IN the sale of the whole public: at IS
this: The bankers most worthy Of conn-
dence are not those who at the outset OF
their prosperity withdraw millions OF
capital from their business and plant II
in palaces and pleasure grounds. THIS
sort of extravaganza is not out OF place
when man is Rothchlld, and 1t Is all
right after he has retired from business.
La this country il is the besettIng sir ol
a certain class of tinanciers 20 make an
Ostentatious parade OF wealth. when they
are not SO very rich after all. They lay
out grounds like the parks OF an EnS!iSn
noblcman. They build houses when
are palaces indeed IN point Of size and
hotels in their general effect Mr..
Cookies OgontZ had iitty-hve rooms,
provided chiefly Tor the guests with
whom he was always overrun. y gem
erous, most hospitable man, and 1t was
his delight to he surrounded by people
and Ogontz not being large enough to
accommodate all who We shappyto board
NJ MS cN I'HS'i h' Ibt "a l. "'N.N''~'
tel on an Island of Lake Erie for the
particular benefit of his clerical friends.
Generous IL deed WAS this, but, as it has
turned out, not profitable to Cooke u
Co.'S creditors. When the firm failed
the stern moralst looked back upon the
history of chief partner and saw how
this passion for extravaganza and show
this love of publicity and ostcntation,
had inevitably led to the assumption oil
great risks i'll order to make great gains,
and to the neglect of the interests Of de-
positors and customers The same waste
and folly which the visitors saw at
Oyontz were seen in the business transac-
tions that led to the prostration OF Jay
Cooke " Co. Bankers who run SO much
style and show are not exactly the klhd
of men with whom ones money Is safe
beyond Il doubt. AHd tina. i, the real
moral otOgontz.'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-15
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The Republicans Of Louisville fired 100
guns last night in honor of Hayes cIcc-
ton in Ohio.
The new lodge room of the three
lodge. of Odd Fellows of Lawrence,
Mass, WAS formally dedicated last night.
a dispatch from Shanghai states that
Minister Wade is expected there shortly.
The newspapers Of London arc unani-
NOUS IN their expressions Of satisfaction
at the result OF the October elections IN
America.
Senator Edmund., in n letter to the
Attorncy-Gencral, declining the offer Of
the United States Circuit .Iudgeship, OK
presses thanks for the honor, hut says
his friends advise hun to remain in the
Senate
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-15
New York Cattle Market

New YORK, October lb.--B"eycs--R"
,cipts 30 head, making 2,2%o head tor
three davs against $500 head for the
same time last week. Market quiet and
firm, with a traction advance from last
Mondays prices. Good to best native
steers and oxen $40 BE, POOR 10 best
Texans 1!m9c.
Sheep and Lambs-Rcccipt, j74 head,
making 1902 head for three day, against
1900 head for the same time last week.
Demand fair; lambs fraction higher;
-hcop ranged at 4!~Gic; lambs 5!c, ,fc.
H"g,-Rc,eipt. 1850 head. making
l.OSO head tor three days, against 1880
head for the same time last week. \ few
State hog, sold alive at s!Cgsic; dressed
scarce and higher, with heavy and light
weights ut l05h lltc