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,v xoom. Make sunny Lives.

Il, us take the airiest, choicest ana
.nnr,.s, room in the house Tor our NV;
inc room-the worksho where BRAIN ana
hndv are built Up ard renewed. Ana
,bare let us have q bsy window, no mat
ter how. plain IN structure through
which the good twin shgels-suui,,go'
srd uure s,r-can freely enter. Ids
uirdow shall be the poem Of the house,
I, shall give freedom and scope 10 tae
sunsets, and tender green ard changing
t;n,s Of spring, the glow of summer the
nomp of autumn, the white OF winter;
storm and shine. glimmer or gloom-sIl
,basa we can erjsy as We sit IN our shel
,a-sd room, as the changing years toll on
D,Yk rooms bring depression oil spirits
;mns,ting a sense of confinement OF isoi-
atom, o, rowerlessness, which is chilling
,o enerey ana vigor; but in light is good
cheer Even il gloomy house, Wnere
Ills and furniture are oingy brown.
won bsve but to take down the dingy
curtains. open wide the window, nsng
h,scket, on either side, set flower pots on
tbs brackets and ivy in the pots ana lot
Tho warm air stream frseiy IN.
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TRUSTEE,S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF TRUST
ID made by Frederick Laue and Elizabeth
L,ue his vile, 10 the undersigned Trustee,
dated the 4th day of April, 1874, and vi 70.
cpru in the Clerks office Of the County
Court OF ONO coGnty, West Virginia, IN
deed OF Trust Book No. d, page o., Will,
ON Iuesdiay the l2th Il y of June,
1877. BEGINNING at ~ O'Clock A. NJ, OF said
DAY, AT the mont door OF the Court House
OF ohio county, sell AZ pubic auction the
following described real estate, that Is 70
say: The south halt OF lot numbered
eighty t. n OF lot 40. oO,J on the east side
OF Main street, between alley Is and Iwen-
~ second street, III the FilLh waId OF the
city Of Wheeling, tDse her with ali the
buildings and improvements ereon, aud
the appur' euances belonging thereto.
Terms OF SALE-Uue-tnlrd OF the pur-
chase money ii cash on The day OF sale
ana the residue III Two equal annual in
stalluents, VITA Interest thereon from
said day, the purchaser 10 give approved
security for thv payment OF the deferred
instaIlments aud Interest. and the title
To the property To be retained until the
purchase money Is pa Il III iull. The title
Is believed " be perfect.
JAMES Z. ROGERS,
mai Trustee,
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Mourning I'm France.
Applston's Journal.

As regar - mourning, the French are
far more sensible than we arc. The rules
Of bowed shutters and of wool and Grape
hsbliments of the hue of outer darkness,
donned for An indefinite length OF time,
would appear absurd to this peculiarly
Intelligent ration, The rules on this
head are extremely precise, each shade
end style of mourning being severely
regulated. A widow must wear mourn
mr. Tor two years. She mus. Wear black
wooden stuff, with collar, cuffs and veil
OF Grape for one year; she must not
crepe or triz her hair, aud she must wesr
cap in the house during that period,
AT the end OF one year she can wesr
black trimmed with black lace; this
not very oppressive costume is de rtgeur
tor six months. During the following
SIX mosths, all shades of violet, gray and
lilac are permissible, after which, her two
years mourning having expired, she Can
dress rs she pleases. the mourning for
parent or child is to be worn for one
yesr-six months OF Grape and bonn
b,zine, three months Of black
silk and lace, and three months
of grays sad puppies. For grand
parent the rule is six months,
and for brother or sister four months.
the half OF which period only is to be
passed in black stuff and Grape. IN
deep mourning 1t is not considered prop
er TO wear KID gloves, cloth gloves being
considered appropriate; nor Is any orna-
men,. even OF duIled jet or OF Berlin
iron, admissible. When the head OF
family dies, the servants are put in
mourning ~ vel! as the relatives. Each
servant receives from the heirs two COM
plete toilets, one OF every day wear and
ono tor Sundays. Children under twelve
years OF age are never put il mourning.
Attention from society or worldly
pleasures is marked by the dura-
ton of the deep mourning only;
tnst is 10 Say, ;or one year after the
alter that OF u child or parent, etc. 1t
might seem, TO our exaggerated Amerl-
Can notions of mourning iOi mallties,
rom the abovs rules, that the French
lacked sfiecticn Ms signslly in all reia-
tons OF life rs they do in the marital
ore. Such, however, is not the case.
Inc tie between parent snc Child Is
peculiarly close and touching one among
them. No. lack of affection, but
pienitude of sense, has dictated the
French regulations rs regards mourning
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rhe Goddess o, Fashion I'm Turkey.

A Correspondent writes from Cunstan
tinope: "rns Minister Of Police has
issued notice. ordering the faithful oil
Doth sexes 10 attend the mosque Will
greater regularity, aud Threatening those
who hao'tually stay away from the
mosque with punishment. He has aiso
enioned the women IL give up the ASH
ionable yash-msKs which do not ut Mi
conceal the face, and The high-heeied
French boots, which have 50 largely
taken the place O: yellow slippers.
shsl soon have ~ opportunity ~ Juds-
ing whether these orders are obeyed, i'r
Il il announced that the Sultan inieuts
To throw the iuperlst gardens q
YIdix Kiosk sud those OF Tchersghtn
open TO the pubic every Friday
afternoon. Military tsnds are to play
in both gardens
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THE WHEELING sosssrERs.

Wiesel Muafcal Instlfut0.
sIs n the Washington Review and EXAM
Last Thursday evening Cur town had
ths opportunity ofsgsin hearing the
"Wisssl Musical Institute, OF Whssling,
bat did not improve 1t as fully . It msr-
tied, considering the sosisty's home rep
atstion and the acceptable character Of
Ito former performances here. Perhaps
the comparative small siss On the aud.
isncs might bs tracesble TO CONFLICT Of
the concert with one of Prof Jones pop
ulsr Scientific Lestures at the College,
Warrington Is somewhat sensitive upon
her severe culture, and 50 local.pride, and
sense OF courtesy to laubabls efforts OF
the Professor induced many lovers Of
music 10 come out strong ~ lovers OF
scisCce and gentle courtesy BY giving
him instead OF the in ,tltute, "ths ear at
tentive'' last Thursday night. The en-
tertainment was excellent in the main,
evidencing musical cultivation that
would bsvs been creditabie TO profess.
ionsls. 1t was opened with Slerndals
Bon nett's Csntats, the MAY Q leeD,"
the music of which ID both meiodious
and dramatic. Mrs. Caldwell as the
May Queen sang and acted her part ex-
cellently. She possesses voice Of re-
msrkable power and compass, and with
further cult vation will make Soprano
ot the first rank.
Mr. Lucas as the lover did fairly we'll
but the tenor part ran too high for him,
making his singing painfully strained at
times.
Mr. Norton as Rom aooa, did not
please US. He ha. 10 voice worth men,
tIonlng and his action was very much
sub1usd.
The alto part, though a minor one,
WAS very we'll sung By Miss Ssliie Camp
bell who possesses II cultivated voice acc
sings with much ease and sweetness
The chorus IN singing, acting aud COS
tuning was almost taultless. The Old
Folks Concert, formed part second, and
was very enjoyable, The Cnorases
Aud Lang Syne,' "Norfeld" and
star Spsngled Banner" were well doLe,
Mrs. Whittaker's ballads were really de
ligh.iul. Her staging cannot be praised
too highly, as she sings equa ly we'll the
most classic selections, and the simple
ballads. She was recalled twice = Her
"Oft in the Silly Night" being followed
by humorous duty, and 1t by "Annie
all OF which received rspturous
applause. Seldom have we listened To
sweeter singing by any OF the famous
professionals.
The laughing trio by Martini, sung by
Mrs. Caldwell and Messrs Lucas and
Seele, was rendered in first class style,
and received u merited hearty encore.
5eele's voice in tho trio We liked SO we'll
we should have been pleased with some
thing else from MIN.
Altogether the entertain ment was per-
hsps the best we have had this winter,
and 1--WE hope yet, hope and fear they
will come again aud receive what they
deserve, n large and appreciatlvs aud
,nce.
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HRw Mr.. Parker Caught u Thief.

FROM Tue Now 1OTk WOtlu.
did l ever tell you how l caught d
thief once9' asked Mr. Parker Of his
lrtend Mr. John IOH, ~ he sat smoking Il
pipe in Mr.. Johnson's comfortable
place
mo, tell US about 1t. " said Mr.. johnson
dlliag the glasses with fresh ale.
"Well," said Mr.. Parker. II don't
mind il do. You see, | bought me u
CO overcost two Jr three years ago: 1t
was one OF u lot oil nice overcoats, aad
was rather proud oft. / hung it up in
the hail one day, aud that evening, just
as was coming into the hall from din
ner, saw chap getting out OF the door
with my overcoat Oh. / rushed after
him, but it WIS no go-ae got away.
Next day met that fellow on Broad way
and had nim arrested, but when he came
into court and l tried to identify that
coat ne had fifty other fellows there, and
every blamed one OF them had coat
just like mine, and couldn't swear TO !,
aud the jIdgs nsd 10 1t him 60 Per
maps | wash. ma Crest gunsr said 1,
sm l to be robbed win impuni;y2 Par
Ker, old boy SAID | to myself, this will
never dol So went back 10 the store
where i got the first coat and got mo one
exactly ike II. Now, said l, Il II set a
trap for that young man AID see If l can I
identify tn s coat baited my trap
with the new coat and sure enough tn"
sneak Thief came along ana marched on
with it. ch-se4 hin, but the rascal
got away, and begau 10 wish hadn 7
been SO sharp. Well I looked for thst
fellow for more than week; at last l
caught him, Young man, said l; i
want that coat.
"rhere's some mistake here, said he"
"'Yes, sir. there is,' said [; you've got
an honest mans cos, on.
"'Wc!i,' SAID he bold as brass. '1ll 90
10 court with YOU. There's thousand
other coats Ike this in New York
There's no mark on II; you csn't swear
to IT.
".We'l. see, SAID l.
I'VE went to court. There were the
fifty Fellows with coats let like mine, a.
before. The Judge loOk the coat and
examined IT.
81 find no mark, said he, can you
identity this as your property, Mr.. Par
ker!
"'Cortainly,' said l; my initials are
on it, The prisoner began to grin. for
no had searched the coat, no doubt, and
found no mark
"'G.ve me the coat, said | The
jude handed me the Coat, aud, taking
my pen .kuiie, l ripped the seam on The
shoulder and took cut two small peas.
There are my iunitiaIs,' SAID p. p
Peieg Parker
"Weil, I'm id! said the prisoner.
He wasn't (no, Just then at least, con.
GUIDED Nr Parker, with benevoiet
smile, but he got Two years IL the Pen
itcutlsry nevertheless"
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AGrss.hopp.r Photograph.

For the information of our L stern
friends we submit the following
pen photograph OF the average
grssshopper, tru, to life. In stature be
Is sbcu. y match 10: = six-penny stub.
nail; in farm ne Is ike unto hnch-pIh;
snd be wears sealiDg-asX head on
him, and psir Of g,sss eye, 30 that with
his long tailed du,ter o., he looks Ike
An uusophistics,ed ara uesr-slghted
Yankee scaoolmssier.-Pel Blaze.
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

nNHE RESIDENCE OF n. c. AR
i THUR, on Fifteenth street, in the b..
city OF Wheeling. rns lot Ionts
ABOUT IS ieet on Fifteenth street. and ex-
tends back 10 the alley. The house Is
I story srick, con taining en- o0ms and
finished attic, bath room with hot and
cold Water, and IL IN good repair. There
Is also u wash house, coal house, ash
no se, &C., oI the property Persons de-
string TO examine the pro perty, or 10 ascer-
tain the terms OF sale, will call on 4. v.
Barr, attorney, Lag Chapline street.
INA n L. kTHIIR
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3LO0DED STOCK FOR SALE
DUBLIC SAL {. OF COLTS AND YOUNG
i HoIses, bt our stables, 3 miles below
WiLLIAMSIuW ". VA,

DUBLIC SAL. OF COLTS AND YOUNG
i HoIses, bt our stables, miles below
WlLLIAMsIUWN ". VA,
THURSDAY, JUNE q, 1877, at o'clock P.
N. These COTS are OF the most famous
trottlug strains in the country, being sired
by AdmIulsL. atur, OF ny; by bysdyks
hamh etoniau; Slrader's =. VI. clay, IT,, OF
KY, halt brother OF Geo. NJ. Pa chen;
DuKeo. BRUNSWICK, ny Rysdyk's ham DIE
tOnIau; Sacramento, ~ NoOdlord Mann
primo t2:-OJ4 puDiIc irIaij AIcalde, son OF
Mambrlno I Incl, sire uI Lady InoIn.
Also at same time and place, several
other good horses, suitable Tor driving or
general use.
TEkMS-One third cash, purchaser CIV
Ing note bearln., d per cent Interest Win
approved security.
InIs Will be a rare chance TO Invest In
good STOCK Oh easy terms.
p1- he stations SACR AMENTO, by
NoodtorG MamOrInO, time 2 :2J4, dam sue
Dudley, "a, BY Edward Forest, and BEN
ION, ny Belmont, half brother OF Cold
sInIIn Maid, dam Fannie hIves, by i'm
ported Emperor, VIII make the season vi
1871. at our stables, at the txceedingIy low
prices OF go ana ~, respectively. TO Insure.
For lurther Information address
HEN DERSUN BRUI HERS,
m24egi Wil!iamstOwn, Wood Co., W. va
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.,r ,arvou. exhaustion and nsi,,pI

ALL nervous exhaustion and painful
diseases speedily yield to tee curative
influences of Pulvermsche,'s Electric
Belts and Bands. They ale safe. simple
and effective, and can be easily applied
by the patient himself. Book, with full
particulars, mailed Tree Address Pull
vermscher Gslvanis Company, Cinein-
natl, 0nio.
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FOR rHB CURE OF
Hepatitis or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE.

Symptoms Of a Diseased Liver.
DAIN in the right side, under the
edge of the ribs, increases onpres-
sure; sometimes the pain is in the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder-blade, and
it frequently extends to the top of
the shoulder, and is sometimes mis-
taken for a rheumatism in the arm.
The stomach is affected with loss of
appetite and sickness; the bowels in
general are costive, sometimes alter
native with lax; the head is troubled
with pain, accompanied with a dull,
heavy sensation in the back part
There isgenera,ly a considerable loss
acknowledgements with aPain-
full sensation of having left undone
something which ought to have been
done. A slight, dry cough is some
times an attendant. The patient
complains ofweariness and debility;
he is easily startled, his feet are cold
or burning, and he complains of a
prickly sensation Of the skin; his
spirits are low; ard although he is
satisfied that exercise would be bene-
fetal to him, yet he can scarcely
summon up fortitude enough to try
it. In fact, he distrusts every REM
edy. Several Of the above symp-
.oms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few of them ex-
listed, yet examination of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER to
have been extensively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR.. C.. McLANE's LIVER Pills,
IN CASES OF AcUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, arc productive
ofthe most happyrcsults. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory
10, or after taking Quirinc. We
would advise all who are afflicted
with this disease to give chem :
FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements, ard
Us simple puICativc, they arc IN
equaled.
BEWARE OF IcIITATIOEs.
The genuine Dr.. {. hHLA!;E S
LIVER PILLS arc never sugar co2;cd.
Every box has rcd w@x seal On
the lid, with the impression Or.
McLANE's LIVER PILLS.
The genuine McLANE'. l'v-R
PILLS bear the signature Of G
McLANE and FLEMING BROS. On the
wrappers.
IA Insist on your druggist or
storekeeper giving you the genuine
DR.. c. McLANE's LIVER Pills, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally.
To those wishing to give Dr., c. MeLAns
Lrsa PIlls trial, We Win mail post paid 70 any
par Of the United States, one boz Of Pills Tor
FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh. Pa.
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,.Itimore & Ohio r. r. Co.

as =:s;:,;.
.,t .rrr May Il, 1877. passen ger
ID ST. ST., leave as follows, Wheeling
I U.s. s!slBOUND TRAINS.
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FARMERS HOTEL,

ILL AND llle CARSON ST., SOUTH
l. 4 side Pittsburgh.
This We'll known house has been remet-
eled and rettted Now offers especial ac-
commodations To Travellers and those who
contemplate visiting the 2rea boat race.
&C. Board aud Lodging per day Sl.5O
4ualOb GEO. SChAFER, Proprietor.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER.

One squars-T inch space.
One time.-........9 IS One mopth......3 8 %
one week. ....- : 50 one o year...... Is %
One square cnangeable once week $50.
Special Notices Is per cent additional.
Advertisements to occupy hxed places 25
per cent additional.
Cuts VIII be charged double for space
occupied
Dot tie Quinn advertisements, 81 per
cent add tCLal.
Loca, NCnCes Is cents per lipe-bta no
local nCttce Utu be inserted for isss than ONE
DOLLAR
All adv eI easements, except for establish.
ed business houses, must be paid for In ad-
vance.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
All bills due on the first appearance OF
the advertisement.
Yearly advertisers will be confined to
their legitimate business, and all adver-
tisements not connected with IL WI be
charged for at our regular rates.
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athesliug gegister.
Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
DAILY REGISTER.

DAILY REGISTER.
One year............3S % Three mon tbs. 81 20
Six months.-.... w One month";. rs
TRI-W EEKLY REGISTER.
Published every Tuesday, Thursday and
saturday.
One copy, yr...l w one copy q mos.s2 70
WEEKLY REGISTER.
0ne copy yr..H % SIX copies, yrs 80
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No. : stops a. all stations 'etSeen
wheeling aud cum reftahu; go; 20 st anS
., al stations oot"oeh ne'''ns anu
61i;0n.
EEsTGGUED TRAINS.
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N,.saud n make Close com rctlom AT
Coluubu, ll- ali points South m ~3uth-
vssl: Al CmclIp tor all points West ana
Northwest. 49,.
Est OoQlI tra.as make coma 5:iC'!s al
Ba iinure for phllGGelphie, y" Torh
AND 55>',n. - Washington ~ i"r 81!
Wr.i opuuI trains make d!recr connec..
ror, Tor DE-. =. laclPai points "tS' ana
E1r,GwrS;.
Pullman palace cars on all night trains.
EHGsLIStI, PTYTSB URGH 4 ~ BAL
TsRyRE FlSIS.N.
LEAVE. AREiN -.
Wheeling sWaShaRgi..' Pa,
dS,ly al. s.VI.g. dni.y nj. II OjA. NJ
'wte.liug '~ashIn. Ca, IA.
dA,y = ) {. daily at IL 7. ".
Supdsys .vr.rsya. sundays - '"pied.
Tcstts Co Il. principal points on sale
Nd,roi. Oa.,e open AZ all huurs during
heCry.
rVOS. y. SH., up,
Master g.; 'aUHg'. Ion.
R.T psIrL"'-, .--uogal Agent. mas6
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REMOVAL.

WE HAVE THIS DAY REMOVED
w our place OF business and consoll.
dated with the firm OF WIN. ii. Hennegen
& Co.. Baltimore. The business uereaiter
will be conducted in that " under the
Arm name OF Henneyen, Bates & Co.
MIR. james -. Bates or Mr.. jacob w.
Grubo are authorized 10 settle the bu l.
ness OF the late trm. Those indebted will
please call At an early day nj settle their
accounts,
myN HENNEGEN, BATES & co.
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NOTICE.

WE HAVE THIS DAY DISPOSED OF
w eur stock o! Jew-iry, Watches, DC,
TO Mr.. JACOB ". GRUBB, who W II In
future conduct the business at the old
stand, No. tl5i Main street
rhans Ing til public Tor the liberal pa
tronage we have received, We hearth y
recommend our successo who Is 80 well
and favorably known In connection with
this business.
HENNEGEN. BATES & co.
WHEXLISG. May II, 1877.
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Gilmore. concert. for hi. Rand.

Gilmore gave last evening the first Of a
series OF concerts. tn proceeds # which IRE 60
create "a fund for the purpose Of carry IL, Il %
fine band to Europe.
The project is a bold ono. for the expense will.
in any event. Ice great; and should the band for
any reason fail on the other side. may swell 10
formidable proportions. Bus courage and hope
are the leaders strong points, and his nppare mt
rashness has IN times past been usually Jusii-
fled 10y results. Tncr" is no reason To- doubt
that il will Ice 20 in tbs instance. for he has
7, ally Il finely organized body of musicians. and
the VERY novelty aud DARING ~ the experiment
Will attract thousands To- the performances to be
given on the other side
Meantime Nr. Shook and his associates have
pat the garden at Mr. Gilmorr's disposal for
the month OF September The inaugural con-
cert of the series was well attended lnat
lgm, and u Programme which Vas Judi
ciou-y selected was offered. IT. chief
novelty WIS Mile. Teresa (Hrrrno. the pinni-t.
who played Lists raraphra-e Of lu-i.
and Wa ontlu a-ti'aty recalled 20 give %
charming little Spanish romance. 4 popular
lr0sramne IL anncuu ed for Tonight
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INTENTIONS so,D by .ircrIoM
Lots of Queer Devices knockcd Down ut an
Average PrIoe of $500 Apiece.

over hundred patent rights were sold by
auction in kerlers room in Liberty street. yes
i"rds,j. for about s4pNUu. The rooms were
crowded. hut III" buying WIS not brisk. and a
large fraction of the buying was 10y two or three
bidders. The following are some Of the
prices: wagon wheel Improvement. $3.50; tn
Eclipse Automatic ENtneuisha Burner. " war
ranted 10 put ont any lamp without the posi-
billy OF accident sllO0; an eNtingu-hrr TO
put cut the lamp at II de- ienated time sl25; AN
Improvement in burglar alarms, 1925; an i'm
pruvemeW IN the manufacture Of artificial
marble. whereby an imitation Of marble may
he mado for thirty cents foot $500; brake
Tor baby carriages, winch begins to act Hs
soon n tn" handle j. let 10 Of 5 200:
an improvrm"nt in hOrso-hoes ! $50: n
design Tor street lamps. $500; an improvement
in horse covers, which allows currents Of air
t. circulate beneath the blanket. and adVrr-
tisns tho business of the owncr on the outside
500; an Improvement in the fire ESCAPES OF the
lurtHhl" lnidrr pattern, 500. an automatic
funnel $40; charm and key $50; street
lamp. IA" frame ~ which acts upon the feeder
So ~ To generate the gHs required Tor the flame
slIJn; n"cdle-tlicHdrr. 500; an impruso-
ncui in trus,cS. Sluuo; an improvement in
~""d and guhno distributor. s6uo. uu automatic
hNrhway protector 5000. NJ bids We're offered
for IN imir'NrnrWt ia smoking tut. s. which
would furnish an excellent pipe ut prices
WITHIN tho rrI 10 ui tNr lphpring rlns-rs Of
NOih tu"u, nor Tor - stamp an'ollor.pOr for an
APPARATUS DOM. uWnN with thr lIokiug Of
stamps and envelopes 10 make them adhere.
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IrNiNcLih 4>D ,ouuARc14n.

MONDAY. Sept. NJ The stock market
opened steady at about saturday closing quo
tdious. la IN" carly dealings italNAuccd, with
Northwestern common and preferred and Della
ware La Savanna and Western exceptionally
strong. In Western Union the trading was
moderate throughout the day with slight
changes. Toward noon thoro was decided
react ION in the whole ma kct hut later il rallied
and closed. with one or two EXECUTIONS. strong
ul the high. st pri IS IL the day the coal stock
an sympalhi1ng with the upward movement.
Lake Shore ranged during the day at "a aG3 .,g
Gi"G3 HnGih Northwestern common AZ 81 =, ID.
33- t33t4 W3i prefer ol at 2aHG3p6l sab3g
G2hwG4A, Western Union at 81 a@Sl 3.4sO5.g
sl'.; Delaware, LAeknwauna md Western at
40 .mjl .WjO'. 052A; Delaware and Hudson
Canal ut 40!aW So sG5O@5la. In Pacillc Mail