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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-23
A Large Tobacco Contract.
BALTIMORE, April ~, 1877.

Editors of the Register:
We just learn that according to q cable
dispatcn received from Paris, the Frenc
have invited proposals for the following
tobacco contracts, VIZ: $50 hhds Ohio;
6,5O0 huds Maryland; 900 hbds Ken
lucky, and $50 hhds Virginia; the Q
contracts will b. sdjudlcated on the 9th
June. No further particulars are know"
yet regard ng the proportion o, the
d.ferens grades and the terms of delivery.
As this IS more than double the amount
OF Ohio tabacco that the French took last
year, we hope this will have stimulating
effect upon our market, although 1t Is
difficult to tell yet At what price this
contract will bs taken.
Our market of laLe has been quite &C.
tive, rs Bros. Bunlnger have pu chased
this month about 8 o hhds OF mJsLl J
common To medium grades, and have
thereby relieved the market OF bulk o.
early inspections. Yours truly.
WILKENs g. BEALL.
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RAILROAD BoSDs-Qliet
STATE BoNDs-Quiet and nominal.
STocKs-lt was day OF havoc at the
Stock Exchange, there being decline
in stocks, ranging from to8 per cent
Strictly speaking there was no panel
but q condition as near TO II
as possible The heavy decline in Phils'
delphis in Pennsylvs ia stock, amount
ing to above 10 per cent. part OF which
was recovered before the cl &c, added TO
the vague feel ny OF apprehension and to
the general decentralization which pre-
vailed. Tne market o,ene firm and coal
stocks advanced !@l per cent.
subsequently the enllra list became
navy and declined / TO 6 per CO t,
The latter Fort Wayne. Tnere
was NJ pressure to sell, aud ths market
Was on to active during thu morning,
sales up to noon reaching $85 o. shares
with the principal activity in Delaware,
L.ckawanna and Western. RICK lsl.nd,
Lake Shore and New York Central.
AL trunk line shares were weak and
lower, partly in sy mpathy with the sud
d break in the Pennsylvania shares III
Philadelphia. The feeling In the rom
was very bssrish. and there was
no effort made to stem the downward
current Among the leading
shares New YORK Central and Rnck
I,lar d led he market on decline, the
former dropping from 81 to sS and the
latter from sS4 " s55 and Lake Shore
declined from 48 to Al regular and to
465. seller 80; Michigan Central from
Al to 800 regular and to 383, seller 6O,
Northwestern common from II to TO-
preferred from Al to 4O3, st. Paul from
ISL to l6, preferred from 43s to AZ,
Western Union from 573 to 81 and
Union Pacific from 65s to 81. There
were some rumors about fur
Their reduction in telegraph rates. Coal
stocks, which were better at
the opening, later declined with the
general list. Delaware, Lsckawanna
and Western advanced from as to 46, and
declined to 494. Delaware aud HUDSON
rose from 4O4 20 Al, and declined u 39i
Morris and Essex advanced from 59t to
COT, and d c,ined to 5s5. Fort Waynr
declined par cent, selling down to 81
in round lots of 100 shares.
Pittsburgh sold at sO9sl. Chicago
and Alton declined to 853 In
he afternoon stocks advanced / TO ! per
cent, but at the close with the marke
steady, active, unsettled and irregular;
prices ruled generally at the lowest
point of the day and week The trans
actions to-da, aggregated 243,OOO shares,
of which 3O,OW were New York Cen
trail, 10000 Lake Shore, $4,000 North
Western as 200 Rock Island, l28 600 st
Paul, Al, 900 Delaware Lackawanna and
We.tern, 1000 Delaware and Hudson,
500 Morris and Essex, II 600 Mich gan
Central, SS5CU Western Union.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New Yosx, April 22.-MosEY-
At 292}c per cant. Prime mercantile
paper aNai& psr cent. Customs reosipts
S26l; 600. The Assistant Treasurer DIS
bursed $4,000. Clearings ga, 600, 600.
Imports Of merchar disc Tor the week
S6,442,OOO0. Produce exports for tho
week $6,699OOO. Shipments OF specie
to day $3.50 900. Sterling: long 4SI3;
short 1891.
GoLp-Firm and advanced from lC6t
to lO7, on account of drain in consuis
and warlike sdvices from Europe. Cash
gold 10 better demand and loaned hat TO
l per cent
SILvER-At London 642d: here sil-
yer bsrs 1877, ereenbacks; list. gold;
silver coin per cent discount.
GovERNMESTs Strong.
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HELP for the weak, nervous and de-
bili..tsd Chronic and painful diseases
cured without medicine. Electric Belts
and other appliances, all ABOUT tns"'
and how 70 Distinguish the genoihs
from the spurious -Book, with iull par
,iculars, mailed free. Address fULvkR'
xAoHxI GALyANIc Co. Vine street.
Cns;nn.,i O. apl9sg
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The Way 10 Works.
Bellaire Independent.

Bellalre luuepehoche'
Elsewhere in these columns will be
iouuo an article, copied from the
Wheeling Register. concerning the pro
posed removal OF The Wheel shops OF
the Baltimore and Ohio r r. to Bell
sire. Thus step would add largely to
the population and bus'aess Of this city
and in every way would be to our bene
6t We are told the proposition Is
looked upon favorsbly by Messrs. Key
ser and Quincy, to whom the matter
has been delegated by tn railroad COM
psny. The company owns plenty OF un
occupied land, upon which to build the
shops, Bellaire Is the natural p"int ut
which to change eus'nes and make up
trains But-our tax levy Is 20
heavy that the company hes'tates' ana
therefore may not make the change, or
may locate us shops in Benwood in
atead
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THE demand OF the day is for cheap
thing, but chap only in price, not IN
quantity, This demand. however exact
ing, if July met IN tue departments al
snion and society by "Andrew's Ba-
Ear" To be vel. informed in these re-
CARDS is not only pleasing but requisite
;or lady. Through nc medium can
lady become nj once so agree bly,, SD &C
curately and So cheaply informed rs
through the "Baz.r." Sample copies
sent by w. K. Andrews, Ciuclnnati, GU
receipt Of ten cents.
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$50 900 FOR ONLY TEN.
eg72 Cash Gifts, amounting to-. 81

eq72 Cash Gifts, amounting to-......... 5'0ypo
Whole Tickets SO, Halves s., Q uart.r
% S II Tickets 500, 3Ei Tickets $50, 55'<
IL ke's s5Is.
DV.w,ux PosIit, ely June 30. 1877.
and every In 80 mo Q stnetesf~r.
Certificate OF Supervisors OF Ora ing
This f. 10 certify that the hr-t drawing of
the Kentucky Cash Distiib ton Com
pany took place or the 6th OF der,
10 MAJOR Hail, Frankfort. KY, In the pre-
sence and under our Immediate superVis-
ion.
we further state that every ticket, and
mart OF ticket which had besn sod. were
I. presented In the wheel, and that the
draw ng Was fairy and nestly conduct
cd We further state that We han no In.
terest whatever IN the enterprise, nor any
connection with the s-ns, except IN IN
charzcIe r OF supervisors, " ho-e tole onty
wa. To protect the Interest OF the ticket
holders aud 10 preside over tie drawing.
Hon. Alvin Duvsll, late h ef J Justice sop
Court ~ KY: James g. dudley, chair.
man Board OF Schooi Trustees; Grant
Green, Cashier Farmers Bibk OF Ky. ;
Ho,. 8 N. NCor. Public Printer s.sts
OF XIV; H. n. 1nos. ". Lindsay, Preft
FARMERS Bank OF NY; Hon. 1homn Z.
JoDts. Clerk Of Sup. Court Of Yy.; Judge
r. A Thompson, Prrs'dg Judge Frknk-
lin 90. Court: James u. Crockett. Clerk
Fr.nklin Couniy Court
Rernittapcss can be made by Mall, Tx ,
press. Draf, p. o. Order or Registered Let
isr made psysble 90 O. -. TarroU Il 90.
All con municstious and orders for ok.
ats shouId be ddressed 70
q. ". B&RROW II CO.,
Zoo rfer.Journal Building, Louisville, Ky
aprleeotezxa
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Nxw YoRx TRIBUNE We suspect that
President Hayes SEES truth not yet
e,,dent to the msj ,rlty OF our statesmen
and iournslists: In the present cond
lion o, American politics there are no
party leaders.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-23

SpR1sarIELp RkPUB LIcAN ltis a little
d;ficull 10 locale the New York Tunes
on the new issues, but it seems on the
whole to be undertaking to support the
President 10 way not 10 oneno the
,thar ieIlowl.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-23
WESTBOUND 1RAIN8.
No No.2. No. 10.

Nos. Sand 10 make clos9 con- ection AZ
Coin minus for all points south and South.
west; AZ chicago tor all points west ana
Es,t DOund trains make connections at
Baltimore for Philadelphia, New YORK
and Boston. At Washington City for all
West bound trains make direct connec.
tons for all principal points West and
Northwest.
Pullman Palace cars on all night trains.
EHRRLINt}, PITTSB URGH AND BAL
7IMORE DIVISION.
LEAVES. ARRIVES.
wheeling washington Pa,
daily at :55A NJ. daily at....-.i0 :4IA. n
wheeling "WaShtngton, Pa,
daily att :25 p. N. daily at......61 p. II.
SUNDAYS excepted. Sundays excepted.
Tickets TO All principal points on sale
Edepot. Once open atall hours during
heday.
THOS. Z. SHARP,
Master OF Transportation.
RT. DEvVTSS. Ion"rF' trnn'. iali
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EDUCATION ALMOST
FREE.

Iron THREE TO THfETY-sIN
i from every county In West Virginia
may nave their schos Ing paid ~ they will.
tor thorough sduca Ion Ia the ordinary
branches, ana Ia the profession 81 teach.
Ing, the NJ ts NsTnsi school at 0IenvIIIs,
In not ,urpa .sed In the state, and living
expenses q l. AT
spryng Term VI twelve weeks begins
April Ind
Pail Term. September 10Th.
For par Icuizrs apply ~ your County
BuDeTIn isndent, or 10
r. aARCELLUs aARsHALL.
mrlsegb Pupctpai,
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PRESCRIPTION FREE.

L. OR THE SPEEDY CURE or SEMINAL
j. = Weakness, Lot Man mood, and AL dis
orir brought on by IndIscrstIon or Ia
cess ANY druggist has he ins gre, Tents.
Address DIX, JAQUES a Co.,
feb8egc I'm innatt
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5000

AQNQ every mouth IN the business
WV We furnish. but those willing
To work can easily earn . dor
en- dollars dsS light In their own local.
ues. Have no room To explain here. Busi-
nees pleasant and honorable. " omen and
boy, and girIs do a. well ~ men. We will
furnish y u q com pIets Outn. tree. The
business pays better than anything y is@.
We will besr expenses Of starting you.
Particulars ire. Write and s~e. Warmers
and mechanics, their sons and daug ht<r.,
and all classes In need OF paying work n
nome, should write To rs and learn all
about the work II once. Now IL the time.
Don't delay, Address TkUE a CO.,
Augusta, Maine. sepiizyb
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UNIVERSAL HISTORY.

The urea, ir,ereat Of AL nations and In
our own thrilling history Of LOO can
Three books In one, b4autifuily ialuS
trated. Low price, quick sales, extra terms
Seod for circular. J, G. NcCUkDY 4 CO.
Philadelphia Pa sp1o
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-23

This Bank Is orgrnlzed and prepared to
transact the business OF banking In all It's
details.
II succeeds the First National Bank OF
Wheeling; Is owned by the same share.
holders, and Is under the same manage.
ment.
BY carefully regarding the interests ofits
correspondents and depositors, and by
prompt and faithful execution OF then
wishes, 1t hopes TO merit their esteem and
confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points through
out the United States.
Deposit accounts subject to check
sight, received from banks, bankers, hrm
corporations and individuals.
Certificates of deposit issued payable on
demand, or at fixed dates.
Interest allowed on special deposits.
DIRECTORS:
John K. BoTsFoRD WIN. b. SIMPSON.
JACOB s. RHODES, WIN. A. TURNER,
WV. A. IsErT, JOHN l.. HOBBS,
A. NJ. ADAMS, y. g. DEWEY,
HENRY NJ. HARPER my
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. a'|the.liug gegiste;r,I;.. e..
Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
DAILY REGISTER.

SIX inonths-...... 60 One month. rs
TRI-WEEKLY REGISTER.
Published every Tuesday, Thursday and
s+4,s- 30 Saturday.
f'MEEKLY REaisfER.
One copy, yr...N 80 Six copies, yrs SO
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Wheeling. W. Va.
All letters when containing Checp
Postal Money order, or are Regis'sD'
a, NAV De sent at our risk.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-28
Virginia News.

The Lexington Gazstte says :-Oa Tucsdav
last, Miss Campell, daughter of the miller At
John Davidson's mill, was naugled in fright.
fol manner by being caught in some of The ma.
cbinery Of the mill while 10 motion. Her
clothes we're tern of, her left arm stripped en-.
tirely of flesh from the elbow to the hand, her
right arm bruised and lacerated. Her hair also
became entaBged in the wheel and consider.
able portion Of it torn out. A brother of the
unfortunate young lady who was on the next
floor. heard her screams, aud Immediately turn.
ed off the water. which stopped the mill.
During the late f,od the water 10 the river
at Buchanan rose ak feet higher than the great
ireshet 10 1912. Twenty coored people were
drowned in the ucighborhood. The Destruction
OF property 10 the town and county is unprccc.
dcntcd. 4 bridge and thirty dwellings, were
swept away. Many poor pcorlc are lett with
cut property, iood or clothing The railroad
store, with provisions ADD material, was washed
away. stores aud goods lost or Injured, roads
toro up bridges generally washed away, cana
considerably damaged and r,ilroad bulldog.
partially washed away, for fifteen miles.
Edgar Wayand, Of Cupsper county, had
crop of twelve hundred bushels of c,rn ,w:pi
away by the late food
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-28
ALeiter from Col. Daniels.

10 the Editor o. the ilernatrm Ga@W''
My DEAR SIR "A friend has jus. called ".y
attention to your notice OF my TAX at the g!
ored Baptist Church. lts}cm' to have been
quite Inexperienced by your reporter. 80!
not alIuic to the curroucy question at all .'!y
subject was the organic .tiou OF educi.luna a@i
labor ASSOCIATE ms rs means ot lntr0dlHa&
manufacturing Industry in;o TIE old Statc ed
aiding the people to become more prosperous
intelligent and happy. did not alIudo to III,
workingmenS party at all, but warned ti.n CD
ored people against looking to politics Tor he'll
The political leaders who have used them hay,
proved false to the couatrv and to lis IabJriu-
men ia the hour of trial. urged then! to TAX
| up industrial organic atom and educlt,on ii ;hc
practical sens, and help to redeem the vase,
of Virginia aud revive tue stagoaut trade c:
their city. Surely you ought 10 encourage Sn3!
inculcstions. Alexandria oln never bcc)nl
prosperous but by eIe7aling her laborios ca>,
and establishing diversified industries fer them.
Your reporter ia surring the effort J. an mss
Jog is helping to increase the burden upon your
people ADD putting off the day of your r4,utu
ing prosperity which | am laborlng to haslrr
| 10 my humble way. EDWARD DANIELS,
Gunstou Hall, Va.
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tc refund taxes, and could not sac where they

tc refund taxes, and could not sac where they
had anything to do with it..
Mr.. Evans contended that the committee
should have made recon mendauoD.
Mr.. Schofeld said that his colleague, Mr..
Beach, desired to be present when this question
was settled, aud he asked that the matter lie
over uotl the next meeting.
Mr. Risheil moved that q special committee
of two from each Board be appointed to con
slider the matter, which motion vas carried,
but subsequently, reconsidered, and the peiltion
referred to the Committee Oh General Laws.
% moion of Mr.. Latham the report OF the
City Debt Commission was thou IA ken up, and
the proposed act Of Assembly was read by tho
Clerk.
Various provisions of the bill were explained
by Mr.. Luham, and by Mr. Hopkins, who was
present as a membar Of the late DEBT CoInmls
sion. .,
After some debate as to The fog of the
blanks 10 the bill,
On motion Of Nlr. Ri,hicll, thu act vas r.
ferred to the Finance Com mittcc for report IA!
on adjourned meeting next Tuesday night.
When the bill of Dir. Thomas Dewitt, Tor 10
freshments, &c.. furnished the Judges "i cleo
ton 10 the lih Ward was read,
Mr.. Rishicl asked what the sn fo'th meant
in the 4h Ward Laughter.
The President said he was unab|a to answer.
The b.! was ordered to BE- pad.
When the report in relation ~ the Haa T.
CINE House came in from the AIdcruca.
Mr. Lntham hoped the matter would be post
poncd until the next plc@tlnE. Ii was nOH
within few minutes OF ten clock, anu c'!
IDENTITY too late to DO justice 10 the subject.
Mr. Risheill opposed delay. lie hoped tha
tho report would be considered. The evidence
showed that the Sun Go. had 90 title TO tic
house. Indeed that was adui'ted by the com'
munication Of the President Of the Company
MIR. Latham said the Sun Fire Company hac
too much sense to suppose that the city coulc
grant tiIo to the grouod in the Alarkct!quarr
which was granted TO the city for public pnrrose'
As to the building it was different. lie sup
posed that tho sensible men in Council would
wish to hear the whole case before they took
action.
The ulject was then postponed untll the
next meeting, aod, after some routine business
transacted without debate, the Board I'D
jour4l3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-28

What bothers many people is the necessity that
compelled Senator Copover to call upon Presl-
dent Hayes and explain the reasons that ionue1o-
ed him to vote for the admission Of Mr.. Butler.
Mr.. Hayes has said that be considers himself
the President Of the whole country, and not.
like Gen. Grant, tho representative of party.
IF that be 81. why should Mr.. Couover, any
more than Geo. Gordon, 90 to him and assign
reasons for certain votes? Mr.. Cooover is re.
sponsiblc to the people of Florida, from which
State he halls, or to those of New Jersey, from
which he came and to which be is going, for
his votes, but certainly not to the President CT
the whole couotry, and Why he should thirk
be is. that is if Mr. Hayes is not like General
Grant, is what puzzles those not in the secret.
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PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRtwBEK.LY B1
EDGAR SNOwDEN-
WEDNESDAY EVENING, NoV'R. %. 1877
To addition to Alexandria demonstrated and

Iu addition to Alexandria, demonstrated and
generally conceded acu,l facilities for large
shipping trade, the frequent floods which pre-
vai..io this section Of country prove that she
has the negative, though, by no means unlm'
portant one, of being exempt from liability to
loss by freshets. All have heard OF the ravages
Of tho late food 10 Richmond and other cities,
and many OF our readers have witnessed with
their own eyes the devastation it caused in
Georgetown. Here, on the contrary, though
the water was almost as high as it ever was
known to reach, no loss was sustained. and,
though, 10 some of the warehouses along the
wharves precautions were taken against possible
loss, not bushel of wheat or barrel OF Hour
would have been damaged had all Of those com
modities that were stored there been allowed
to remain where they were before the Hood.
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DIED..

On the 18th isst., at Moberiy. Missouri
HENRY MORGAN, (son CT the latc VIM. Not
GAM aged 81 year,. Mr. Morgan was nat'
Of Alexandria, but ha, been absent near '"nr
years. lis remains Wi! be sent 60 this cHy f.
irteImcnt.
The funeral Of ia: ;.tc THOMAS JAVIHS 81
take place from his late residence, Fairfax con"
~, ~ III o CLOCK morrow mOrnlDg.
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The Eastern War.

Prince Gortschakotf ls engaged 10 diplomatic
Intercourse. a proposal has already been made
for o conference Oh peace conditions.
A ScrVau battalion recently crossed the from
tier near VratarpitZat to protect some Bulgarian
women and children. The Turks drove the
Scrvians back and many were killed and
wounded 90 both sides.
Intelligence has been received that tho speedy
fall of Nlahmoud Damad Pasha is anticipated
in consequence ct tho discomfort ut the loss Of
kar5.
Tie Tulk7 hold Strorg fortified position at
the head OF the O1chsue deiile. and have
abandoned tho Town of OfchaDio for strategic
reasons
Tho Romanians have occupied Z,bru and
LON Pulanka.
Russian losses from tho commencement Of
hDstlilics to the 2lst inst. are II, G05 men.
LONDON, Now rs The Gesshoffs were LTD
Grated Internationally on Monday.
Achmet Eyoub Pasha has been appointed
commander at Chipka Rcouf Pasba goes to
new army. A great storm with snow prevails
10 the Balkans.
4 Pcra special OBTAINS Indications coufirma.
tory Of the view that the Turks have almost if
not quite abandoned the expectation Of reaching
Plcvua with succors The dispatch says there
arc renewed reports Of fighting near Isustchuck.
the Turks being tho aggrcs5ors, but We have no
information whether the movements are exten
sivc enough to cause the withdrawal Of forces
from PlevDa even the Cz9rwilch's army were
weak which is denied
CoNsrAETINOPLE, Nov. 2S.-Ghsz! Moukh.
tar Pasta tccgraphs from Erzeroum under
date Of Nov. 25 as follows: THE Russian
Bayazd column is cncamped between Z:idekan
and karakilissa. Everything Indicates that the
Russians arc preparing to suspend operations
and go into winter quarters Snow has fallen
ln the mountains to deph Of 3 feet
LONDON, Nov. ga Russian Official dis
patch dated Bogert says: Tho Turks on Mon
day morning violently attacked the twelfth
corps at Terstc1ik and Metchka. After SIX
hours severe fighting the Turks were re-.
pulsed and pursued unit! night The Tur
k!sh loss must have been very heavy.
The Russian loss numbered 300, Including
large plumber CT officers. Simultaneous demon
STATIONS aqaius! Polomarka and Kazelevo
were repuIscd With trling fighting.
Mr.. Schleicher of Texas, has introduced
bill 10 the House Of Representatives to reduce
tho cost for defence of the southwestern boun.
Diary by constructing railroad from San Anto
Mo to Fort Duncan or Eagle Pass, distance OF
l4O miles, the Government to appropriate
$50, 900 per nile.
Peter Ellsr and other jurors accused Of ar
irving at q verdict by playing game of cards
IN the jury room, were tried this morning, at
Elijah beth. N. j., and acquitted. The charge
came from oveihssringa juror tell an old story
in saloon.
ButhoIg s. Bro, bankers. Of Reading, Pa,
who suspended payment recently have made
proposition to their creditors, asking an o1ten-
sion Of five years within which time they pro-
mise to psy every dollar OF their indebtedness
vii h interest.
We request all mothers to stop using Lauda-
Dum fur their Babies, but use Dr. Bulls BABY