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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-13
Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, July OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AMI
in fair demand. Wheat and
wanted; No. white Mschigan II -;
extra white Michigan ~ ~; amber
do 81 u, seller August; 81 20 Tor y" !
red, cash and SELLER August; ii - sell
or September; No red 81 %. Corn
Quiet and firm; high mixed 7ic; seller
August 74ic; seller September 754r'
753c; low mixed 73Ic; no grade ~.
Outs-Quiet and weak; No. > j7lc, seller
Aupust
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New York Cattle Mark ct.

NEW YORK, July l2.-Beevcs- -Re-
ccipts 3,2lO head, making 200 head for
the week, against 9OGO head same time
last week Quality exceptionally good
and market very firm at an advance for
the week Of fully ic, Ordinary Texans
83c; poor mixed natives SC; Texans from
Missouri 9!m l0ic; common to extra ma
tive steers llt@l3I with considerable
number at 1880. Sheep and Lambs
Receipts yesterday aud to-day 7,l60 head,
making y, 100 head for the week, against
$500 head last weak. Market frmer at
4Giic for sheep and 5alOc for lambs.
Swine-Receipts 1870 head, making
20, 400 head for the week, against 2G,O3O
head last week. None offered alive.
Dressed hogs frmer az 9s6lOc.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINcINNATI, July l2.-Co.ton Steady
at l4Ic. Flour-Qu.ct and strady.
Wheat-Firm at 81 22CGl y. Corn
Firm at Gsm7Oc. Oats Quiet and
firm at 5GMGOc. Ryo-Dull and n"rn-
inal. Pork-N Neglected. Lard NJ
transactions. Bulk Inactive;
shoulders S3c; clear rib sides ! g.; clear
nominal. Bacon-Quet and unchanged
HoGs-Live IIogs-Active and lirm;
common s. 0O@7 10; good light :, l5C,
s %; extra 81 2j(d1 30.
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Found Drowned.
"a

CHICAGO, July PA man of about
so and woman Of IS years old were found
drowned in the lake at Waukegan yer
terday. They had b,en lettering about
the place on Saturday and were entirely
unknown in this vicinity. 1t is sup
posed that they deliberately committed
suicide by walking into the water
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Pittsburgh Market.

PITTSBURGH, July II. heat-Re-
ceipts light and prices unchanged; Penn
sylvania and Ohio red 81 DC, | %; am
Der and white 81 25Ga %. Confirm;
ear 7GCj 78c on track, according to quail
ity; shelled very dull at 75Ca 77c, free in
elevator. Pctroleum-Quiet; crude at
81 ia bid, and 81 20 asked at Parker's;
refined at ll4mll.c for Philadelphia
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW 1ORk, July IZ.-BuslhrNs n0T-
crate with commission houses and Gull
with importers and jobbers. W"'I"u
goods, farmers wear, in steady r"qu"t
and shirts and drawers more uctjNr.
Cotton goods quiet but steady III price
Cheviots in fair demand and firm. Prints
dull in first hands, except Garner
makes.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-13

ENiLED GERMAN MONK>.-A COM
muniry Of eyilcd Capuchn monks, ex-
pulicd from Germany by Il recent law of
the German Parliament, will shortly ar
rive in Baltimore They will take up
their abode in Cumberland, Md, and
have charge Of the Church OF Sts. Peter
and Paul, recently under the care of the
Carmeltc Father, who have removed
from Cumberland L. Kentucky and
Kansas. Father Auth"ny, prior Of the
Capuchins, arrived from Germany some
DAYS ago, and j. now ia Cumberland
making arrangements for the reception
Of the community.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and stock
Market

NEW YORK, July l2.-GOLD-Stcady;
closing at ll53 after ,elling ut ll5j and
llj;. Borrowing rates per cent per
annum and l "a per diem. Loans also
made fiat and at per cent for carrying;
the final rate was l.G4 for use.
EnrHnNMRNrS-E Firm
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4 Entnl Row.

CHICAGO, July l2.-In row concern
ing woman this evening, Edward Cur
tiss fatally cut James Bross with razor.
All the parties are colored. BroSs re-
ceived cut across the breast, which sew
cred an artery near the left shoulder.
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Fight Between Irishmen and Negs oes

LOUISVILLE, July IA special to the
Courier-Journai from Clarksville, Tenn,
saws that two Irishmen named Corners
and Jeffcott attacked colored boy with
a knife, Saturday night. The next
morning a body of about twenty negroes
attacked the two Irishmen, and ran them
into a grocery, whence they were after
wards taken by the police. The
same night the negroes assaulted
the grocery with pistols, stones and axes
and almost demolished the building.
Several disreputable houses wore also
mobbed and the alarm bell was rung.
While the police were investigating the
alarm, the friends of the two lri>hmcn
broke down the door of the calaboose and
set them free. \ general riot was feared
at one time, but everything was quiet to-
night. No one was seriously hurt.
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\ RoruF~rEE wife being caugh, hy
"'r husband with her arms about the
meek "l The landlord explained the <itua.
non IN Tins way. You see, my dear. |
am determined to force that man to re-
I',, l.',,.' our ,.. r,"t' and We weak women, you
n""". S,, must fight with such weapons as
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-13

THE lS5th anniversary "Of the battle
Of Boyne" was generally celebrated yes
terday, no disturbances have been re-
ported anywhere except in Lawrence,
Massachusetts,, where serious riot took
place.
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FROM our reports this morning the
p-,t4b!lIties are that the weather to-day
WI. be part Y cloudy with southeast to
southwest winds, stationary temperature
.nI LNnal minis.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, July l2.-Wheat-Firm
and unchanged Petroleum-Quiet and
steady; standard white car lots 9:c; Ohio
state test lOsc.
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The Norfolk (Va.) Day Book, Repub-
lican, is assured by colored voters, that
they have got through with the carpet
bsggers, are and anxious to establish
better relations with "ole massa."
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Centennial o,nmis sion OF Arkansas
FOREIGN.
The French Flood.

LONDON, July ia special to the
Ne,os from Paris reports that the country
between Villa Franca and Macon has
been laid waste by the floods to the ex-
tent of 40 kilometres. Fine whea! and
vine crops in many places hayc been ut
terlv destroyed.
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B . o.
D. .aAI- t,...r

Two men. Lewis George or C;ro;,no
,'.i,I, u and Charles Church, Of GAINESVILLE, O.,
were drowned Sunday evening by unsat'
tng skin. Both of the men ,sara in
tDXtC4ted
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Orange Procession In Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, July l2.-The Loyal
Orange Institution Of Philadelphia and
vicinity, celebrated the one hundred and
cighty-tfth anniversary of the battle of
Boyne to-day, with grand street parade
through the principal thoroughiarcs.
ST.. JOINS, n. B-To-day was gener-
ally observed by the Orangemen all over
the Province.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-13
The westerviIIe saloon War.

CoLUMBUs, o., July l2-Last night,
the now notorious Corbin building at
Westerville, was found to be on fire, but
before it was fairly under way, the
flames were eNtinguished. 1t is said
some unknown parties entered the build.
ing and placing lot of rubbish in an
inner room, placed all the bottles of liquor
on the pile and then set it on fire.
Between the explosion and the fire, the
building is worth very little. Corbin is
ut present i'll with fever, but declares
that when he RECEIVERS he will try another
saloon. The people of Westerville are
greatly elated over the closing Of this
place, and declare that no saloon shall
live in their town. A report is current
here. that the parties were left by Corbn
to watch the saloon, and got drunk and
upset lamp which caused the fire.
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Crop Adyices.

CouNClL BLUFFS, July l2.-The Non-
parisi will tomorrow contain crop ad
vices from correspondents, telegraph and
exchanges, from the counties Of Mills,
Pottuwattamic, Fremont, Page, Mont
gomery, Adams, Taylor, Union,
Cass, Shelby, Harrison, Crawford,
and others, with the following
general result: Wheat, oats and barley
nearly full crop, with slight rust in one
or two counties and isolated spots. Corn
something more than two-thirds crop;
grass and vegetables in excellent condi-
ton; potatoes never better and farmers
satisfied with the prospects.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-13

THERE is Il Bible in Lucas County,
Ohio, which ut one time contained some
very warm scriptural texts. 1t belongs
to Mr.. Scheboldt. II native Of Bohemia.
1t was formerly the property OF his
grandmother who was u very drv"ut
protestant. During one Of those unior-
tunate periods when religious pro'ccu-
tions were common in Austria, law
was passed ut the instance of the Roman
Catholics that every Bible i'll the
hands of the pcopl" should be surren-
dcred to the priests, to be burned.
Mrs Schcboldt determined to save hers
and when the party came to search
her house she had just prepared a
huge batch OF dough for the oven, and
taking her precious Bible she wrapped
the yielding dough around it, and quick
ly deposited it in the oven. Here it
was thoroughly baked, but was saved
unniured from the fiery furnace Of the
priests. 1t has passed through several
generations as a memorial of the days
when men were not allowed to wor
ship God in accordance with the dictates
of their own conscience. Lo"irrids
COaTisr- JoUrnai.
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AF'hrclina Reeister,

GOLD closed in New York yesterday
st Ii}t
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10 cure Weak, WRtery, Infiained, and
Near-si GIFTED Eyes, and all other Dis-
eases OF the Eyes.
WASTE NO MORE MONEY By A ADyUSTIYG
HUGE CLASSES ON YOUR NOSE AND DIS.
FIGURING YOUR FACE Pamphlet of1OO
pages Mailed Free. Send your addres
IN N l.n
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Trial OF Bishop whittingham.

BALTIMORE, July l2-Bishop Smith,
the Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal
Church of the United States, has drawn
the members of the preliminary court Of
inquiry, before which the charges against
Bishop Whittingham, this diocese, will
De examined. This committee
will meet in Baltimore in a few weeks,
if the charges are sustained by Bishop
Whittinghams trial before a court Of
seven Bishops. 1t will be remembered
that Bishop Whittingham was presented
to Bishop Smith for refusing to act on
the presentment of standing committee
Of this diocese, charging two clergymen
at Mt. Calvary Church in this city with
reciting at burial service prayers for the
dead, involving the doctrine of purga-
tory The matter has created deep
feeling in this diOces1.
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Broadway g. Twentieth ST.,
New York
In N.ln.rAh
Gsn ~,rih Restircl--A ll.ntd w9rth Sem,

SAVE JOUR EYESl
Restore your Sight!
THROW AWAY your SPECIiCLES.
BY reading our Illus
trntrd ply SIOLOGY
AND ANATOMY Of the
EY ESIG HIT. Tells
how TO Restore Impair.
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HOniicidal Itcns.

MEMPHIS, July l2.-Quinlan. who
shot McGunn, yesterday evening, for
breaking into his house in pursuit of his
own wife, who had fled from his treat
ment, WAS acquitted to-day, on the
ground Of Justification.
A turbulent negro named Burnside,
was shot and killed yesterday, on the
Randolph road, five mile, from this city,
bv one Mitchell colSrcd, whose life
Burnside had threatened to take on
sight. Mitchell came to this city and
gave himselfup.
Mrs. Morgan, who severely cut a
blacksmith named John Bellamy few
days since, near Horn Lake, Mississippi rs
reported at the time, was arrested on
Friday, and after an examination before
Squire, Farmer, Bellamy, testified that she
had twice tried to poison him and after
wards attempted to cut his throat.
This was denied by Mrs. Morgan, who
stated that Bellamy had come to her bed
and attempted to outrage her person, and
she had seized razor lying on tho table
and defended herself, ard in so doing,
had inflicted the wounds and then fled
from the house She was discharged by
the ruapiSt rate
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A Danbury Occupation.

The Danbury Netcs says: hnocklhg
worm nests from apple trees is a common
occupation at present. In impetuousIy
removing nest from tree on Spring
street, Yesterday, two of the worms fell
outside the nest, and went down the neck
of the woman who was watching the op-
Grafton. She emitted II piercing scream
and went plunging under the trees utter
ing shrek after shrek. The husband,
knowing nothing of the cause OF the out
break, very di,creetly took to the cellar
and crawled back ofa cider.vinegar bar
rel to wait for the disappearance OF what
he firmly believed to be a serious attack
of insanity. The unfortunate woman
pranccd and screamed until she DrougEt
together some sixty five ncighbors Of her
own sex, who were determined to afford
her Immediate relief until they learned
what was the matter, when they precip'
itatelv retired outside the fence, but
showed there was no abatement of their
sympathy by asking her, individually
and unitcdly, why she didn't take the
dreadful thing out. AT this juncture MIR.
Rouse the baker, drove by, and he soon
restored peace with the aid of two OF the
most courageous neighbors. The hu'-
band now Unexpectedly appeared from
the cellar, and explained his course by
saving that he had on his best coat and
was afraid she would tear it in her fury.
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TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, office Northwest cor
of Main and 18th SITS.
DOMESTIC NEWS.


BEAVER, UTAH, July l2.-The trial of
John ID. Lee for connection with the
Mountain Meadow massacre OF 1857, In
southern Utah, at which time l4O emf.
grants, men, women and children, from
Arkansas ard Missouri, were murdered,
will probably up on the 18th inst There
are u great many witnesses in town, ~
of whom have addressed communications
to Marshall Maxwell, asking the means
of subsistence, and on the examination
in Chambers that they might return home
to attend to their crops. Gen. Maxwell
answered that mileage and fees were all
he could pay, and WAS all he would pay,
and the District Attorney would take his
own course in, taking testimony. 1t is
believed and hoped, that this terrible
crime, which has been charged to the
Mormon people tor the past eighteen
years, will be disproven, or that the
guilty parties will be brought to Justice
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Future Plans.

MADRID, July l2.-The Government
announces that the military combina-
tions have been made, which will force
General Dorregaray To take refuge in
France, or to accept the battle under the
circumstances, which are sure TO result m
the disaster, especially if, made desperate
he should attempt 10 turn back on hls
line Of retreat.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-13

THE Scientific .Ao.erieGn will not be-
lieve either in Kecly or his motor. In
late issue it says: "The keely pertor-
nance il as follows: Keely blows from
his lungs, for a period of thirty seconds
into nozzle upon the generator. He
connects the same nozzle by means of Il
small rubber tube with the hydrant and
lets in five gallons of water under pres
sure of 2Gl pounds to the inch, then shuts
oil the water. He opens the valve of Il
pipe of l-l0 of an inch bore, between the
gcnerotor and gauge or pressure indi-
Gator, and lo the gauge indicates TO-
900 pounds to the square inch. The
majority Of our readers will doubtless
conclude with us that, on the showing OF
OF the parties themselves, the whole thing
must be classed n second rate juggle--a
mechanical Katie King arrangement too
contemplate for serious consideration.
The Van Buren press., 1875-12-14
Ho! for Christmas !!
M. LYNCH has for the HOLIDAYS
Cltron, Raisins,
Lemons. Currents,
Figs, Cocoanut,
Confectionery, all Kinds,
Nuts, Pickles,
etc, etc. etc. etc.
Very low. Call and see him be.
fore purchasing.

Attention Is called to the card of Dr..
]. NJ. Yarbro. Dental Surgeon which is
In our paper. to-day. 1t will only be neces-
saty for those wanting his services to give
him call to be satisfied that he Is u mister
of his profession. lie has located permi-
nently. and may be found at all times ut his
office. during Office hours.
We Learn that the town Of Alma had on
Saturday. shock "fan earthquake-or whis-
ky quake-creating y general commotion
among the good citizens of that place.
I'VE are sorry 10 learn that the Rev Mr..
Hunter. OF the Methodist church. MAS too un
well to preach on Sunday. Also ditto for
Bro. Smale of the Episcopal church.
Our colored citizens have bsll-m1soue
We presume-in contemplation for the Chris
mas holidays.
The dust Of ages" that for so long ,
time has been gathering in Uncle Jesse's law
office has been renewed. Mrs. Turner has
given the Judges office thorough renova-
tion during his absence at Little Rock.
We are pleased to learn that Mr. Chas G
Scott. who Ia at Louisville. Nv. having his
rye treated. Is impro, Ing. and has great con
fldcnee of an entire restoration. We are also
glad to learn that the family return to Van
Barren for permanent residence.
oh. that we might hear the puff Of the
old Pennywit Mil, again. Let 1t puff, boys.
The Van Buren press., 1875-12-14
CHURCH ROPEitTY.
Interesting Statistics on the Subject

III view OF the importance attached to
| 4 certain portion of the President me, :
| sage, the following statistics have a spc
! ,..al interest:
Pro-, J Lewis Denian, who occupies
the chair of history an! political econo-
my, in Brown University, read paper
On the . Religious Paublem in America, =
before The Rhode Island Historical Soci.
ETY. at Providence, on Tuesday evening
He gave an exhaustive history of the
progress Of religion in this country. du-
ring the past century. and. in concluding
said {: In contrasting American Chris
tanity, a century ago and now, we can
not but be struck with its enormous
strength and growth. In III the nun.
Der Of churches was less than $50; By
the census of 1870, the number was u !.
600 Churches have multiplied near 81
fold; population, IL fold In 1870 re-
iinious societies owned 1854 ,O00, 900
worth OF property. The most cxliaor
dinary increase has been an ony Method
isl. and Roman Catholics. The rapid
rstio of increase ot religious bodies
night well seem alarming, were it not
that the vast amount Of property held
hy religious organizations is distributed
among many bodies. A century ago the
Congregalionalsts were largely in ad-
vance; Methedists were hardly known
by name Now Methodists are the lar
se,t organization in the land One hun
dred years ago. the more important re
ligious bodies bodies were reckoned in
the following order. Congregatinnalists,
Baptists Cnprch of England. Preshyte
ri ms, Lutherans. German Reformed,
Dnch Refornled AMI Roman Catholics !;
n 1870. hy Meiholists, Blptists. Preshv-
tcrans;s Roman Catholics, Christians. Lu-
therans, Congregationalists, and Protest
ant Episcopal The Roman Catholic
church ranks now as fourth in popula-
tion, and SECOND for the value OF church
property.
The Van Buren press., 1875-12-14
Arkansas Valley Stage and Ex.
press Company.
-Four Horao Coaches.
Connects with Southern Express Co. at
Little Rock.

On the lst of July the contractors on the route
from Van Buren, to Little Rock. entered upor theii
duties. decided improvement 10 noticed from the
start. now We have fns teams Of four horses with
large and com mmodious stages. and in week or two
hns Concord Coaches will be put on. This company
have made arrangements with the - Southern FL.
press Company at Little Rock and will forward
without delay. all packages By that line. Our NOR
chants and all having Express packages should order
them sent through by this Stage Company.
Thor motto is = Quick time aad Loe rdtss. -
TICKETS TO ALL PARTS.
The Agent in Van Buren, will sell tickets to St.
Louis and Memphis, Little Rock. &c.
This company has also made arrangements with
Telegraph Company to receive and forward telo.
gram from Ozark and also to take and send forward
kilograms to any point in the United Statcs.
Colonel GEO. l.. WHITE, 10 tho company's Agent
in Van Buren,, who will give any information that
may be desired.
The Van Buren press., 1875-12-14
Remember the Little Ones. -
Look a. tho Christmas Goods and
Notions, at ID &. Williams.

Our old friend. August Shaber. after q
two weeks visit with his relative. and friends
in Crawford. left Saturday afternoon. on his
return to Texas. His son John and wife and
one other family. went back with him. An
gust /. good citizen. and we hope ne VIII
finally conclude that Arkansas i ahout NJ
good place tn srttl, down in rs can be found
His br ,thcr-in-l,w Joseph Winters. has his
farm and hu >iness In charge.
THE popular representative L. Boir-
land. of the Houses of Bussey Il Co. New
Orleans and s. Louis. Is with us for few
days. looking after the interests OF these firms
. Buck" is one Of us aud can be relied upon.
- See Thos II. Stnneroad's advertisement,
:" Hogs for Sale" In our paper.
The Van Buren press., 1875-12-14
ACT or THE LEGISLATURE.

An Aci TOP the g permanent of Coants
Jnits ana Poor Houses
Be it Enacted BY the General Assembly
of the State Of Arkansas.
Sec l. The County Clerk Of any coun-
ty is hereby authorized and empowered,
whenever it may deem it necessary or
for the public interests, to employ any or
all prisoners in the county Jail house,
who may be confined there by a convic-
ton ant. sentence OF ii court OF eoFspe
tent jurisdictio upon the road or b'idge
work ur any other public works of any
municipal corporation in the county; pro.
vlded, that, when so employed, said pris
oners shall be eproperly guarded at the ex
pcnse of the county, if the works belong
to the couaity. and at the expense of the
municipal corporation. it the works be
long 10 municipal corporation, and at
no one time shall they remain away from
the county jail-house longer than thirty
six hours: And provided, That said pris-
oners shall be returned to the county Jail
at least every third night
Sec 2. Any officer, or emploYe of the
county. having in charge the prisoners
of the county. under the provisions of
section | of this act, who shall fail to
comply with. or violate the provisions of
this act shall be deemed guilty of mis-
deneanor, and npon conviction thereof.
shall be confined in the county Jail not
exceeding fifty days. or to be fined not to
exceed one hundred dollars, or both at
the discretion of the court.
Sec. 3. The county court of each ooun-
ty is hereby authorized whenever 1t may
deem it expedrent or the public interests
REQUIRE ", 70 employ spv or oil county
The Van Buren press., 1875-12-14
Special Notice.
To Merchants and Shippers.

The steamer Kittie Hegler, j. D. Hegler
master. and 5. c. Mcintyre In the office. Will
at once commence loading ut Cincinnati. Tor
the Arkansas river, and will leave there about
the 25th inst. The Hegler Is fully fitted up
for the cotton trade. having cabin guards re-
moved she can carry. with ease and safety
from Cincinnati can now have an opportuni.
ty Of getting them by through, boat. whose
standing Is second To none. Address Kitty
Hegler,.her Captain, or clerk, Box 302. Cinc!n.
natl. Ohio, or call on
GEO, z. WHITE.