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Rell,s statement Denied.

ST. LOUIS, April 1.-THE statement
made some days ago by Detective Bell
that Revenue Agent Calony had in his
employ an operator in the Western
Union Telegraph Office OF this city, from
whom he obtained valuable information
regarding the operations Of the whisky
ring, has led to an investigation by the
officers OF the Telegraph Company here.
NJ: calony says tha; Bill & testimony. in on
ever having had an arrangement with any
telegraph operator here, and offers to
make an affidavit TO that :eifect. Inquiries
in other directions fail 10 show that any
telegrapher here had any connection
Whatever with the whisky frauds, or that
any dispatches we're obtained from the
telegraph office here except under the
subpoena duess tsetrm issued BY the United
States Court.
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CAPITAL AND LABOR.
Letter From Col. E N. Norton In
Answer 10 Iuterrogatories Pro-
pounded TO Him.
WnIEL1No, April I, 1876.

'AEtsAAANNi hfa"
Editor Of tho IntellsSneer
Ny attention il called by you IN to-
days issue Of your paper toa commune
cation signed Enquirer" in which the
writer makes sundry critical comments
on the views lately expressed BY me
through your columns on the condition
OF business and the relations Of capital
and labor In our country.
Ny propositions were these: |, That
We should come to specie basis as soon
as possible. 2. That we are overpro-.
duced. 8. That we should reduce taxa.
tion and in,erest. 4. That there should
be a more equitable adjustment between
capital and labor as respects the latter's
share Of the proceeds.
"tnquircr's" frst point is that while !
complain Of taxation 1 would add still
further 10 1t by putting on an income tax.
He does not appear to understand me. l
mean that we should letup on the neces-
stiles Of life and, as far as possible, put
the burden Of taxation on incomes and
Injuries, that's, on the rich. This would
not be adding TO taxation at all. II would
put the weight OF 1t on shoulders better
able to bear It than those on which it
now rests. .r
Next the writer'reierred 10, in order to
meet my point that alabor gets TOO small
share Of the proceeds Of capital and Ia.
Dor" asks me, In q semi.sarcastic way, to
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VOLUME XXIV-NUMBER 1876.


CHICAGO, April Extraordinarily
unchanged. Wheat-U Unsettled; No 9 Chi.
cago spring % ", asked, .pot; ST OK seller
May; 81 vSh seller Junsi No. 8, s7ao0c;
tied: No. 2, 46kc spot; 4Sa46k<c seller
April; 4SNc seller May; Axe seller June.
oatS-Dnll and heavy; holders In order 10
sell are unwilling to make concessions; No.
2, SIC bid, spot; SEE seller April; SS;Se seller
May; SS1Sc seller June. Rye-sIeady and
unchanged. Barley-Eirm and unchanged.
Pork-uuSettled, but generally lower at
S22 loag2 % spot; So so seller April; $40 25
seller May; $22 30 seller June. Iard-Dull
and prices shade lower az SIS Goals 65.
spot; SiS 81 sIal3 Us seller May. hulk Meats
-SsSSl2al2Tc. Mhisky-very arm and
holders asking higher rates at 81 09.
On call board wheat wuS Grner md ~
higher. Corn firm and unchanged. Oats
nominal. Pork weak and lower at $22 is
cash; so I71sa23 20 May. Lard dull at
slS 45 bid cash; SIS SIX May.
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BALTIMORE, April L. Flour Firm,
active and unchanged Whsat-Steady
aud firm; Pennsylvania red 81 55, but other,
wise unchanged. Corn-Hestern fairly
active oats--null and heavy; western
white 45a4sc; mixed 40a4S. Rye-Quiet
and steady at 80 SIC. HYy-Dul and un'
changed. ProvisiUns-Quiet and frm.
POrk-s4S 0oa2325. Bulk Meats-Nominal;
shoulders 9a94; clear rib l2l<al21f. Bsern
Shoulders l0Mc; c ear RIB lS1Sc; hams l5a
16. Lard-Firm; refned l4Ssc; crude none
offering. Butter-Scarce and strong; west.
ern extras Ssa4Uc; fresh 35aS7e. Petroleum
Quiet crude sS9f. refined l4kc. Coffee
Strong and quiet; nlo cargoes l6l<al9o; OBJ
bing l6NG20c. Whisky-ouietand frri at
81 Is,
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Snhsidence Of ihe Wntors.

MEstrHIs, April 7.-The news by the
Signal Service Of decline in the river at
Cairo and St. Louis Of an inch to-day
causes rejoicing among those interested
In planting in theriyer bottom. The rise
here was very slight, the river this even.
ing making thirty.tive feet on the guage,
or one foot above the food Of last August,
and within nine inches Of the great Hood
Of '5s. Il is believed here that the check
In the rise at this point was caused BY tho
water finding o new outlet In the sunken
lands along the 81. Francis bottom. Thus
far but little damage is reported beyond
that Of retarding planting operations, and
considerable les ofstock,
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We presume there will be no occasion
to use the vote of 1874, (thc last general
election in our midst), in the Republican
mass meeting this afternoon at the Court
House, inasmuch as no representation
by townships has been called, but, never
theless, 1t can do no harm togive General
GOf7s vote in the year named. 1t was as
follows: Washington 1903, Madison, 800,
Clay $40, Union $3.50, Centre l7s, Webster
si5, Richie 3O6, Triadelphia l7S, Liber-
ty 144, Richland 77-Total 2,0l2. Col
Wilson's vote was 1856.
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CINCINNATI, April 7.-Cotton- Steady
Mt l2Nc. Flour-Quiet and unchanged.
Whent-Steady at S. l5al 2s. Corn-steady
Mt GOa5lc. 0ats-Quiet but steady at 36a
4Sc. Ryc-steady at 7Sa75c. Barley-Flrm
and unchanged. Pork-Dull at $3.50.
Lard-Easler; steam 1880; kettle l4a14fc.
Bulk Meats-In fair demand; shoulders. .sf:
clear rib llISc; clear 1910. Bacon
Steady at oal2Na12jSc. Whisky-Firm at
Hoes-Common to good light 81 25ss 2s;i
fair to medium heavy IS 30as so. g
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hayior.

Tur Martinsburg Independent com
plains that great injustice was done tc
that town by the State Board of Equalira'
tiOn, in not discriminating more intelli'
gently between the valuation of town and
country real estate, The county, as 4
whole, was raised nearly million
by the Board, while at the time OF the de-
crease Of nearly that much in 1875 only
abont SSS 900 was taken OF the town.
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PHr1ADELpHrA,A ,April7.-The 500 train
from Kensington depot tonight ran of
the track near Harrowgate Lane, about
four miles from this city. The engine
and one car upset, and both are badly
damaged. The fireman was badly in.
iured, aud the engineer slightly. Several
passengers were burned and otherwise
slightly injured. The employs were re.
meved to the Episcopal Hospital Tor
treatment, and the passengers were taken
to Trenton.
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EGYPT.
Egyptian Finances.

CAIRO, April THE Khedive has not
yet accepted the proposal Of the French
financiers, who offer to take smaller
amount Of the proposed new loan than
the Khediye demanded. 1t is rumored
that il the French combination for the
conversion Of the Egyptian floating debt
reach no arrangement by the 10Th inst,
the payment OF the treasury bonds then
due will be postponed. 1t Is stated that
the Council Of Ministers has decided to
postpone for three months the payment
Of the bonds OF the floating debt due in
April and May, to allow time for q def.
mite arrangement Of the finances Of the
country.
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Election Frauds.

CHICAGO, April 7.-The official count
shows that the West Town Republican
ticket is elected by about 1000 majority.
Evans Is elected in the South Town as
Collector. Charges are freely made that
the grossest frauds have been practiced
In order to secure this result, aud there
is strong feeling against allowing him to
keep the Office. The South Town Repub-
licans have called an Independent mass
meeting at Farwell Hall tomorrow even
ing to take action concerning the matter.
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Nails PUr Ur AT LAsr.-The nail men
came to an agreement at Pittsburgh on
Thursday by which the price was advanc'
ed to 50 s5 for lOds, with ten cents per
keg off on 200 keg lots at single ship
ment. The agreement is made more ef.
fectiye than formerly by the adoption ol
a forfeit Of SlOO to the machine in any
mill cutting this price. This looks more
like business than the old style OF "pon
honor" agrccments. FalstaF says "hon-
or will not mend broken leg but $780,
900 ofa forfeit from a mill running 100
machines will go a good way towards
mendiag slight breach Of faith. So the
nail men think anyhow, and, as the man
said who looked into the crater, we think
"there's something 10 it,"
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The April number of the West vir,
yinia Msiieal Student, published by DR.,
Reeves, Of this city, is on our table. Three
Of its four principal articles are from
local contributors viz: one from DR.,
Sharp, of Volcano, one from DR.. Cooke
Of Bridgeport, Ohio, and one from DR.
stidger, Of Cameron. We observe thai
the editor still continues to be grieved
over the notices in the newspapers Of ac'
cidents, surgical operations, &c, where
ever the names Of the officiating Doctor
are given.
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philndelnhia Wool.

PHILADELPHIA, April 1-Wool- Dnil
and easier; supply light; Ohio, Pennsylyanfa
and West Virginia Xxx and above 46a4ees;
X 45a46c; medium 49a50c; coarse 4Sat5c:
New York, Michigan, Indiana and western
fine 81 1HIa40c; medium 4Sa44c; coarse 4Sa
44c; combing, unwashed, 491fa4Sc; Canada
combing 62c; fine unwashed 2sa29c; coarle
and medium unwashed 3Sa36c; tub washed
45a 50c; extra and merino pulled 36as9ci
No. and superfine pulled SSaSsc; Texas
fne and medium l9aglc; Texas coarse isa
OIlo .ta ~ .l...I
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Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, April 7.-Flom-Inae.
steady; Pennsylvania red 81 80; amber $3.50.
Rye-SOus?c; c.rn-Adya1sing; yellow
GG1faG7c; white 65r. uats-Fairly act ye.
Clover Seed-lGaI7c. Peiroleum-Nomlnali
crude II Nc; refined l4s<c. Butter-Eirm;
New York and Bradford county extra II
ai2c; frsts 35a40c; western extras 3eaS9e;
frstS 29aS5e. Cheese Firm and unchanged.
Whisky-Sseady and unchanged.
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The CoIored National Conven-
fiOu.

NASHVILLE, April 7.-Another i'm
mense audience greeted the Colored Ma
tionaI Convention. Resolutions were ad-
opted endorsing and reafilrming the de-
yotiOn and adherence to the National Re.
publican party Its principles and that ney.
erthele,s they have Just reasons OF COM
plaint against tho members that proved
creant to their trusts. Returning thanks
to the friends OF freedom, and extending to
the Southern people the olive
branch OF peace, and asking all
good men to arise in their sovereign ca.
pacity to strengthen the arm Of the law and
protect all citizens against mObs, assas-
sins, outrages and violence; that the de-
termined and increasing efforts OF the
enemies Of the race TO establish 4 color
liue present condition Of affairs to be
deplored by all lovers Of liberty and or.
der and one which threatens the continu-
ance Of peace and the security OF proper.
" 10 both blacks aud whites; hold no
sympathy with official rogues, but most
earnestly condemn dishonesty, corruption
and infdelity to the public trusti in whom
soever found; most heartily subscribe to
the policy, "let no guilty man escape;
recognize and appreciate the services rem.
dered in their behalf by President Graut,
assuring him Of their lasting gratitude.
Supplemental resolutions were adopt
cd recognizing the validity OF the present
State government OF Louisiana, under
which Pinchback was elected to seat in
the United States Senate, deeply deplor-
ing the manner in which his contest end.
ed, and regarding ii as humiliating to the
pride OF the colored people Of America,
That Senator Morton, by his unyielding
claims, and those Senators who voted and
acted with him are deserving Of the last.
ing gratitude OF the colored American
citizens, and that compulsory education
be enforced in the South.
Prof. John NJ. Langston spoke to q
large audience tonight with reference to
the recent Supreme Court decisions bear.
ing on his race.
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Political assessments.

ST. LOUIS, April Especial Agent
Huntington, Of the Postofice Depart
ment, has been for two days past investi.
eating the allegations against Postmaster
Filley, that be assessed the employees Of
the postoffice here for political purposes.
A large number Of employees were exam
ined, and all the testimony went TO show
that il had been the custom OF this Office
to make voluntary contributions for
campaign purposes, but that no compul.
sion had ever been used, and only those
who chose to, contributed to the fund.
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rnE ArpRorRIAr1oN nII1..

The Committee on Appropriations fur
ther considered the deficiency estimates
to-day. The estimate Of $4,000 for the
Black Hills commission was disallowed,
A large number Of deficiencies asked for
by the Indian Bureau will be reported
back 10 the House with the recommends
tion that they be referred to the Commit
lee on Claims, the Committee considering
them as coming under the head Of private
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AeooD deal depends in all the elections
to be held this year on individual charac
ter. The eyes Of the people are every
where on the political "machine," and
they do not look with favor on the pro
fessiOnals who generally run it, be they
Ward politicians, Court House men, OF
engineers Of a larger growth. Therefore
it is we'll for all initiatory assemblages,
such as the Republican mass meeting at
the Court House this afternoon, to bear
this fact in mind and he on their good be.
hnyinr.
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NRw YORK, April 7.-Cottoa- STEADY
at 1880. Flour-Dull; super6ne western
and State 81 2oa4 90; common 70 good Ss Qoa
6 so; good to choice s. S0a6 76; white
wheat extra s. 75a7 70; extra Ohio s. 0oe
Z 90; 81. Louis IS 35a9 90. Wheat-Dull;;
ungraded Spriug 81 l0ai 10; rejected 81 II;
No. spring aaoat Seal 39; No. 2 Milwan.
kee 81 bal rs. Rye-Quiet; western sei
ssc; State 93a95c. Barley-DulL Malt
Quiet. Corn-Mixed no grade at 90 10;
old western mixed In store Rt zoe. Oats
"A shade more active; western steam tsa
45c. Hayand Hops-unehanged; Coffee
Rio cargoes firm at l6a19c. Molassea and
Rice-Quiet. Whisky-Quiet steady and
unchanged.
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fIHARCIAL ANo COMMERCIAL
BP TELEGRAPH.


NEW YoRx, April 7.-MosEY-Sa4 per
cent Prime mercantile paper 6a6 per
cent. Custom receipts S504,000. The AZ.
sistaut Treasurer disbursed 1900. Clear
ings, $l7,oO0,oO0. Sterling firm at ASIA
4.s9N.
GoLD-opened at 112% aud closed at
11SH. Carrying rates 1fas per cent. Loans
were also made fat. The frmness was due
to the purchases by the Germans, who sold
s34, ,O0O :.ot 565...bonds for London &C.
count and the cornering OF shorts.
Strong and higher, with
n GOOD investment demand,
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The whisky Trials.

CHICAGO, April I'm the Freisinger
whisky trial, to-day, the Government
rested its case, and the defense introduced
the gaugers, store.keepers and others who
were connected with the Milan distillery,
and who testified that they never saw or
knew otany illegality on the part Of the
owners.
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NEW YORK. April7.-Buslues was mod.
crate with domestic commission houses,
and quiet with importers. The jobbing
trade was fairly active in some depart
meuis. Cotton goods were generally steady
and unchanged. Fine bleached shirtings
In good demand, Prints rather quiet 10
first hands and the market irregular. Cot
ton dre.s goods dull. Woolrns remain
quiet. There will be large sale Of ribbons
at auction On Tuesday.
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TnIr.in.

TOLEDO, April 7-Flour-QuIet. Wheit
Quiet and weak; No. : white Nsbt lh
81 25If; No. l white Michigan 81 2slf:No.
2 do 81 l55s; amber Michigan 81 26; reject.
ed red s7Ii. Corn-Demand light butlh.ld.
ers firm; high mixed spot and seller April
42fc; seller May 42ho; low mixed 42ci
n grade 52Hc Oap.-Quiet; Go.2 ,3S1ie;
seller April SIC; Michigan S6Hc.
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Naval Investigation.

PHILADELPHIA, April 7.-secretary
Robeson has been here since yesterday.
His presence is supposed to have refer
ence to the investigation Of the alleged lr-
regularities in the League Island Navy
Yard. It is thought that the Sub-Com.
mittee on Naval Affairs will commence
operations here tomorrow.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Dull.
STATE SRCrRrrIES-B Better for TennessC

srocEs-opened firm and prices ad.
vanced Y to IL per cent, the latter Pacific
Mail. Subsequentlya weaker feeling set
In, and Pacific Mail declined " per cent,
the remainder Of the list declining in sym.
pathy. During the last hour prices i'm.
proved u to x per cent In the general list,
and Union Pacific advanced ~ per cent,
the market closing active with better feel.
ing. The transactions were. ll0, 900 shares,
Of which $1,000 were Pacific Mail, 5000
Western Union, 5000 st. Paul, 5000 Erie
and 81 600 Lake Shore.
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Free Gas and Water.

LOUISVILLE, April 1.-THE Louisville
Gas and Water Companies having prom.
iSed not to hold the Government respon-
sible for the use Of gas and water during
the present trouble, but furnish the same
free Of charge, Secretary Bristow has
accepted their offer.
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New YoRK, April 7.-The game Of
billiards between Cyrille Dion and A. ?.
Rudolph for the championship Of Ameri-
CO, diamond cue and $4,000, on four
pocket table, $500 points up, was won by
Dion, Rudolph scoring only 394.
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LOUISVILLE, April7.-The report tele-
graphed tonight from Washington by a
number Of correspondents that General
Bristow has determined to Withdraw from
the cabinet Is pronounced false by the
Secretary himself.
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SAN FaAscrsco, April 7.-suit was
brought today by the Panama Railroad
Company against the Pacific Mail Com.
pany to recover S3Ss, ,049 due for trans
portation across the Isthmus.
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wAsHNeTos, April THE indica.
tions are that the House Committee on
Territories will report iasorably on the
Senate bill for the admission Of New
Mexico.
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DELAWARE, o., April 7.-The south
wing Of the Female College at this place
burned this morning. The main build.
ing aud the north wing are uninjured.
Loss $1,000.
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JEFFEmoNvrLIE, April IA special
from Memphis, Indiana, says Henry Lit
lie, partially deaf, while walking on the
Louisville & indianapolis Railroad near
that place, was struck by train this
evening and both legs broken aud horri.
bly, mangled. He cannot live.
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The House Committee on Post Offices
and Post Roads to-day continued their ex.
animation otthe books and papers Of the
late +. P. Sawyer, mail contractor. A
paid note for $500 by ]. ', Hinds was
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Denth oi nn OId aIInlsler.

PHILADELPHIA, April THE Rev.
Robert Davidson, D. D, Of the Presbyter.
ian Church, died here yesterday. Aged
6s year,. ~
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". Fl. WARD.

Prof. Martin submitted resolution in
favor Of ecclesiastical doctrines, the OPP
posite Of those espoused by the Plymouth
Church and its council, Ii was tabled.
Messrs. Buddington, Mcfarland, Tay-
lor and storrs then sent the moderator
letter In which they withdrew from the
membership ofthe New York and Brook.
lYn Association.
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PITTSBURGH, april 7.-pig Iron-Duli
and prices droopI g; No. l Foundry s2t 90
a25 10 Tor four months; No. 2, So 00a2S 90;
Gray Forge S2oS22 V0. Petroleum-Quiet;
crude 50 20 at rarker's; refined II Ifc, Phi.
adelphia delivery. r5
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CANADA.

OTTAWA, April Tin the Senate a bill
to continue the Canada & Detroit River
Bridge Company was read third time
and passed.
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lst, Is NOT ueau.
NO AMNESTY.
VERSAILLES, April THE Chamber Of
Deputies has annulled the elections OF
W. NJ. Bayer and Chesnelong.
The Legislative Committee on Amnesty
Proposals has refused to report in favor
OF any amnesty whatever,but has decided
to recommend that the Government dis
PARIs, April The Earl OF Derby
has arrived in this city.
A memorial diplomatique says satis-
factory solution Of the questions relative
TO Egypt doubtless will be arrived at
during Lord Derby's sojourn in Paris.
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NEW ORLEANS, April 7.-sugar-Q Quiet;
common 8! s!e sair 7ai Ne; prime to choice
73<a8<c. Mollises-unehanged.
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Marine Intelligence.

LONDON, April7.-Ths steamships An.
choria, sidonian, State Of Virginia and
Navafine, from New York, have arrived
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INDIA.

BOMBAY, April 7.-Lord Lytton, The
new Governor General Of India, has ar
rived here.
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The Sergeant.at-Arms Of the House OF
Representatives has instructed the War
den OF the United States Jail to furnish
meals to Halleck Kilbourne not to ex-
cead 81 ner day.
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EYE and EAR

On purely sseatiRe priasipks. Thus presenting 70
tho citizens Of Wheeling Rnd IL eaStsoRJ al the h
cilItOs for the treatment Of this class Of diseaIe
that could possibly ba obtained BY visiting grat
metropolis Without the attending expenses which
such Journey would ncocsSltate.