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Burnett'S Cocaine,
Burnett's S C0C0aine,
Burnett's COCOaine,

For promoting ne groaCtt or and Beautitging ne
Hair. and rendering II Dark and Glossy
The CocoArNE holds, in a liquid form, large Pre-
,,ortion u deodorized COCOA-NUr OIL, prepared
expressl for this purpose. No other compound pos
sesses the peculiar properties which so exactly suit
the various conditions Of the human haiE.
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WILD BE4srs Nd TIfEII


To be devouT a wild beast, is to
each of US an thought but it
does not folio h be killed by a
tiger or by in peculiarly painful.
On this topic Dr'Y ingstone has given
us his own vaiuab experience. A lion
leaped on him, seizl him bv the shoulder.
and tossed him IN he air as a dog tosses
a rat. The tossina.used = delicious
delirium, which pm led any sense Of
pain; had he then II would have
been mercilhl' deh,. but we should
not have known Sst il was so. How
ever, his comPyni9s sb.t the lion who
thereupon drotgs his Intended victim
and took to aie4 BS Livinpstone's
Nc ~ saved, al be endured much
pain ini 'ne hsling Of mis- wounds,
though Ia had JTne while in the lions
jaws. The IA which all rapacious
',l',na animals 1.yiiNi p.u.--s>saa=-efsen been
it prevad s natY Shis is no accident;
or OF a msn. in The tossing Of rat,
saspsr...e cap lr, might have seem
beast. wfiqm we 8 in the victorious
from any desiqsqenn6tsuppose to do it
it causes the .,cat waeh we learn that
benumbs pain, '3e sve y swoon, and
mercy beneaIs Il m - read divine
Young lions arr ~ animal instinct
first attempt to bungle in their
but to Judge ;kyA Nh their parents;
would be no bansRing hounds, there
assail game dispI1g, if they did not
With great ascuraportioned to them.
asunder the fatsxa young dog bites
Ieveret; and sry of a rabbit or
that we ascribe without reason
effective skill id the carnivora an
much training ~ which man with
L
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loss OF HAIR.

Bosros, July -.
Mrssns JosKrH BURNETT & Co:
For many months my hair had been falling Of,
until l was fearful Of losing il entirely. The skin
upon my head became gradually more and more m
9sn1es 50 thar ! coaild not touch il without pain.
Bv ,he advice Of my physician, 70 whqm you had
shown your process Of purifying the oh, commenced
rs use the last week IN June. The first application
aayed the itching and irritation ia three or four
davs the redness and tenderness disappeared. the
hair ceased 70 fall, and have now thick gro" "a oi
new hair. -
Yours, very truly, SUSAN K. ELDA.
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A RFMARKABLF CASE.

Fast MiDnLEBoRo', Mass, june @, 1904.
AIEssRs. BUSNETT & Co:
When m5 daughters hair came on she had been
afflicted with neuralgia in her head for three years
She had used, during that time many Pos crful APP
pTcations These, with the intense heat caused by
The pains. burned her hair badly that in October,
1901 il all Of, and for two years alter her head
was as smooth as her face.
Through the recommendation ci friend she was
i7duecd 10 try your COcOANE, and the result " 4i
stoni- hing She had used half the contents Of
bottle before her head covered with fine young
hair In four months the hair has grown sever.
inches IN length very lnick, soft and fms, and o
darker color than formerly.
WIKI respect, NM. >. LDDt.
JOSE PHI BURNETT & CO., Boston
IT,, c,~,,,ra,.s a,,a Tsyoorgefors
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slo sam piss lree. steneiiIe Works Braitleoro yi
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DR.. Adler resumed as follows: "The
vitality of all great reformations is not
in the dogmas on the surface, but in the
moral energy that stirs them from below.
The appeal to conscience has ever been
the lever that raised mankind to higher
plsne. 1t is the tornado that sweeps
down the mock sanctities of the time.
All hail to the storm, for it sows the
seeds of Righteousness broadcast through
the world What is there new in this
It is as old as the hills
and as barren as the rocks. It's novelty
isfp its application to the particular un-
righteousness of a particular age" DR.. 4
Adler next spoke of the means of apply
ing righteousness, and advocated charity
md the devotion ofsome of the millionsg
,pent on some of the handsome church
Offices to the alleviation of the suffer
ugs ofthe poor. He concluded as fol-
ows: The year in which we have be-
,nn our work is dying away.
The year is dying in the uight;
Ring out, wild bells. and let him die.
Ring out the old ring in the new,
King. happy BELLS acress the snow;
The year IS going let him 90;
Ring out the false, ring in the truei
N Y W0rId
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DIR. SCHENCK'S STANDARD
REMEDIES.

The standard remedies tor all diseases OF
the lungs are Schenck's Pulmonis Syrup,
Schenck 3 Sea Weed Tonic, and Schenck =
Mandrake Pills, and If taken before the
lungs are destroyed, speedy cure Is
effected.
To these three medicines DR.. j. Fl. Sch
enck, of Philadelphia, owes his unrivalled
success in the treatment OF pulmonary
diseases.
The Pulmonic Syrup ripens the morbid
matter in the lungs; nature throws IL Oh
by an easy eXpectoratlon, tor when the
phlegm or matter Is ripe slight cough
will throw IL of, the patient has rest ana
the lungs begin to heal.
To enable the pulmonic syrup 10 do TINS,
Jchenck's Mandrake Pill and Schenck S
Sea Weed Tonic must be freely used TO
cleanse the stomach and liver. SchencB .
Mandrake Pills act on the liver, removing
ali distractions, relax the gall bladder, the
bile starts freely. and the liver is soon re-
lieved.
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic Is a gentle
stimulent and Alternative; the alkali OF
VIII CHI IL Is composed mixes with the lood
and prevents souring. 1t assists the diges-
tion by toning u p the stomach to a healthy
condition, so that the food and the Pull
monte syrup will make good blood; then
the lungs heal, and the patient Will surely
get well If care Is taken TO prevent fresh
old.
All who wish to consult nr. Schencl.
either personally or by letter, can do 81 AT
his principal Office, corner OF Sixth and
arch Sts., Philadeldhia, every Monday.
Schenck's medicine are sold by all drug
gists throughout the country.
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NEW YORK, April l4.-Cotton-
Frmer at llf@ll3c. Flour-KecelPs
5000 barrels; moderate business for e1-
port and home use; No. 2, IS 1905 w;
superfine western and state IS 6696 70;
common 10 good 81 00@7 20; good 70
choice 81 1907 80; white wheat extra tn
81 25tS,s 40; extra Ohio 81 05@9 w.;
St. Lo lis S725@lO 90; Minnesota patent
process SO 5O@ll 90. Rye Flour-At
rs 35. Corn Meal Quiet but
firm; western So 1908 10 Wheat
Receipts 10000 bushels; moderate export
but little milling demand; ungraded
spring 81 45@l so; No. Chicago
spring 81 Sc; No. 2 Milwaukee, in store,
81 62@l 80. Rye-Scsrce and frmi
western sS@9Sc. Bsrley-Unchanged.
Malt-Dull and nominal. Corn-Ex-
cited and higher; receipts 1900 bushels;
ungraded western mixed 62@63c; steam
yellow 64c; western mixed, in store, 65c.
Oats-Firm; fairly active; receipts 49,,
600 bushels; western mixed and state AZ
@58c; white western 48@62c. Hay
Firm and Unchanged. Hops-Firm and
unchanged. Cofee-Unchanged. Sugar
Firm; fair to good refining 999tc;
prime 9sc; refined l0s@l0sc; Muscavsdo
969tc. Molasses-Unchsnged. Rice
Unchanged. Petroleum.,Duli and
heavy; crude 93c; refined l5s@l53ci In
cases nominal. Tallow-At 1898 Lice.
Acknowledgement, Turpentine-Heavy
at Sale. Eggs-Western fresh lSc
Leather-Quiet; hemlock cole, Buenos
Ayres and Rio Grsnde light and medium
22(925c; California do and common Zig
24c. -Heavy-Domestic fleece
33@52c; pulled 2O@33c; unwsshed l2@
2sc; Texas 38c. Pork-At $l5 5O9
l6 is; seller May SIS 15@l5 80. Beet
PLAIN mess ll@l24c; extra l23@loc;
western picked hams 73@9c; western
long clear middles s!c; city SIC. Lard
Prime steam $40 OO@l0 O5; seller May
$40 OO@1O1O. Butter-Heavyi western
9@l8c. Cheese Dull at 79l4tc.
Whisky Dull at 81 073@l O8. Metals
Manufactured copper firm; ingot lake
steady at l9t@l93c; pig iron dull; Scotch
$24 50@27 W; American SIT Oo9
20 80; Russia sheet!ng lO3@llc, gold;
nails unchanged.
MILWAUKEE, April IA. Flour
Buoysnt, excited and higher: Wheat
Excited, higher and unsettled; opened
at an advance of li@34c; closed firm;
No. / Milwaukee 81 5s4; No. 2 do
81 491; seller May 81 81; seller June
81 so; No. 8 ii 354. Corn-Higher;
No. $50, asked; 46c offered. Oats
Higher; No. 35@36c. Rye-Strong
aud higher; No. TIE. Barley-Heavy;
May heavy and nominal; No. spring
72c. Pork-Quiet and unchanged.
Dressed Hogs-Firm.
New YORK, April 14.-Dry Goods
Business continues moderate with the
package trade, and jobbing demand fair.
Brown sheetlngs irregular. and Cont
mental & and Nashua Il and G lower.
Bleached shirtings quiet. Denims and
colored ducks firm. Prints selling fairly
in small lots. Wcolens for mems wear
more active. Foreign goods quiet.
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Fire I'm Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, April IA fire at two
o'clock this morning, destroyed the To-
bacco factory of K. r. Jones, OF TINS city
Loss, 5000. Insursnce-Atlants, n
Y, $1,000; Merchants, Newsrk, S2ZVoi
HUMBOLDT, Newark, s60S; Patterson
N. j., $1,000. The buildings used a.
storing stables by the Louisville CITY
Railroad adjoining, were also destroyed
Loss $1,000.
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RAILROAD BoNpa-Steady TO strong,

RAILROAD BoNps-SteadY 10 strong.
STATE BoNDs-Quiet.
STocKs-The stock market opened
frm, and prices / to per cent higher
than at the close yesterday. A weaker
feeling soon set IN, however, and the
market dropped off J to 2per cent, fol.
lowed by recovery CT to Por cent,
and still later by decline to the lowest
point of the day. Rock Island opened at
81, advanced to 9ls declined
to 80, recovered to 900 and went of at
S8I. Michigan Central rose from 40 to
4O3 and declined to 39t. New York
Central rose from 81 to 92s and declined
to 9ls. Lake Shore opened q. 4s4
and declined 70 473. Northwestern
common rose from l6i to lit
and preferred from 433 to 43i;
but the former afterwards fell "
II, and the latter to 42A. st. Paul ad-
vanced from l4s to l5s, and reacted to
ISL; preferred declined from 44a to 44s
Delaware and Hudson dropped from A
to AZ, and recovered to 43. Delaware,
Lsckawanna and Western declined from
55k to 53t. Illinois Central was strong
at 49649I. Pacific Mail declined from
III to l64, and Western Union from 5St
to SIT. New Jersey Central sold down
to e. Later stocks declined from / to
per cent, and the weakness continued tc
the close, when prices showed
only a fractional recovery from
the lowest point to-day. The early decline
ranged from J to 81 per cert. Rock
Island fell oil to SSi, New York Central
to 912. Lake Shore to 47s, Northwestern
20 l6i, preferred to 424, st. Paul to Is,
preferred to 43s, Delaware " Hudson to
Ala, Chicago Il Alton to S9a, Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy to 9S4, Delaware,
Lackawanna u Western to 524 Michigan
Central to 39k. and Westsrn Union to
500. Rock Island closed at S84. The
recovery IN the remainder OF the list was
only tG9f per cent. The bids for new 6
per cent bonds of Chicsgo " Rock Island
and Pacific railroad company were open.
ed to-day, and upwards of 81 100000 was
subscribed for, and awarded at 100 to los.
The Post says: Except for recent events
the whole 100000 would undoubtedly
have been taken also at par, as 1t is diff
CulL W ullu u UeISoi siA pOt NVn- oo"o ~
the whole list OF securities. Subscrip-
tions will be received, and it is not at all
unlikely that the Syndicate will take the
remaining amount within ten days.
The transactions to-day aggregated
100000 shares, OF which $500 were
Pacific Mail, "a 500 Western Union. &C.,
600 Rock Island, 1000 st. Paul, $4,000
Lake Shore, 5000 New York Central,
5000 Michigan Central, 10000 Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western, 1000
Northwestern and 600 Delaware and
Hudson Canal.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
IN ......
THE DAILY REGISTER.

One squares inch space.
One time........s 75 One month ......s W
Two times....... 25 Three months. IL U
One week......... 2 50 One year..-..... 25 W
One square changeable once week $50.
Special Notices q per cent additional.
Advertisements to occupy fixed places rs
per cent additional.
Cuts VIII be charged double for space
occupied
Dortie Quinn advertisements, SO per
cent add t,CLal.
Ioca, NCuCes Is cents per lipe--60t no
local nG,,cs stau be inserted for less than ONE
DOLLAR
All adv erLlsements, except for establish
ed business houses must be paid FOX in al
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 ii WI be
charged for AT our regular rates.
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CAPITAL, s25O,OOO

This Bank is orgrniZed and prepared to
transact the business OF banking In all its
details.
IL 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 of It's
CORRESPONDENTS and depOSitorS, and by
prompt and faithful execution OF Their
wishes, il 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 a
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:'
JoUS X. ROTsFORD WIN. b. SIMPSON.
JACoB =. RHODES, WV. A. TURNER,
GEORGE ADAMS, JOHN l.. HOBBs,
GRO. w. FRASZHEIM, o. &. DEWEY,
HENRY A. HARPER my
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New YORK, April 14.--MoNEY-At
2@2} per cent. Prime mercantile paper
33(95 per cent. Customs receipts 500, :
600. The Assistant Treasurer dlsbursed
$4,000. Clearings $50O00'OOO. Stsr.
ling strong; long 1879; short 4ss}.
GoLD-Opened at 1864, advanced TO
1861, declined to 1868. rose to 1861, and
closed at 1868. Carrying rate l per
cent. Borrowing rates fat to 2 per cent.
SILvKK-At London unchanged; here
silver bars 1854 green backs; 1854 gold;
silver coin per cent discount.
GovKRNMENTs-Strong and fraction
higher.
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WESTBOUND TRAINS.

V,< sand IN make closa connection at
OMNIBUS tor all points south and south.
g.,'; at CaIcaLo iorall points West and
Northwest.
E,>t bound trains make connections at
s,Hnure tor Philadelphia, New York
A. Boston. At Washington City tor all
, 'SSOu'h.
At bound rains make direct connec..
-, Tor all principal points West and
S~rErSt.
s-4n Palace ears on all nigii: trains.
lsE.LING, EITTSH URGH A v D BAL
7EMORE DIGLYTON.
LEAVES. ARRIVES.
'g-.!ng Washington Pa,
h.y at...7:JjA.N. daily at.......lO ADA. n
Cycling Washington, Pa.
IDLY at...4.2i p. NJ. daily at.....6:l" p. NJ.
H.giayS excepted. sundays excepted.
r'sels to an principal points on sale
rl-pol. Once 0gen at all hours during
Gs.sy.
THO-. <. SHARP,
HI-'-- ~ ia spot NtiOn.
RT DEVHIi,S, G'n"r.G agent. ialG
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NerLnweSt'r pld a..
CHICAGO, April l3.-Flour-Demsnd
active and prices have advanced; West
ern Extra So S5@7 %; Minnesota do.
81 l0(GS %; Minnesota patent, 5000
25; winter extra Sc 50@8 80. Wheat
Active, stror G, excited, and higher; ad-
vanced 4c; No. l Chicago spring 81 40;
No. 2, 81 Al cash; 81 40, and seller May
81 I3Gyl 435: 81 46 seller June No. 3,
81 309l 34t; rejected 81 l4@l IL.
Corn-Excitcd and higher; strong gilt
edge 47fc cash; 4Sc May; sales, 47s(9
as! June; closed at 4S5c June; SOC
July; rejected 45@4Glc. Oats-Demand
fair and prices higher, at 35!c cash;
ssh, seller May; 40lc seller June. Rye
Higher at G6@77c. Bsrley-Demsnd
fair and prices higher, at Soc. Pork
Active, firm and higher; prices unset.
tied; SIS asked, cash: sales at $l4 52!
Ml5 20, seller June. Lsrd-Active, firm
and higher, ut 50 75l99 so cash, seller
NAV; 50 90 seller June. Bulk Meats
Active and shade higher, at 5s(G94c.
Whisky-Higher, at 81 O69.
C1NcINNArI, April IA. - Cotton -
Quiet and firm at lie. Flour-Active,
firm and higher; family 81 75@S 90.
Whest-Excited and higher; red 81 7S
al 80. Corn-In good demand, and
prices shade higher at 46M4Sc. Oats
In good demand, and prices a shade
higher at 500 43c. Rye Quiet but firm
1T S3GS5c Bsrley-Firmer and in
good demand for the better grades; good
to prime fall S6@s7c. P,rk-Quiet at
SIS 90. Lard-Hlgher; steam 80 rs;
kettle $40 25@l0 IS. Bulk Meats =
Higher at 5f@7s@7a@sc, Bacon
Firmer at 6t66b@SR@S3@S5c Whisky
Steady aud in good demand at 81 "a.
Butter-Dull, weak and lower; Central
ONO lS(G,20c; Western Reserve, 2O(922c.
Hogs-Steadv, firm and nominal I'M
changed. Receipts 1872; shipments, 435.
PHILADELPHIA, April 14-Flour-
Demand active and prices have ad
vanced; Minnesots family 81 97!(GS %;
Pennsylvania s. 2569 90; high grades
50 50tGlO 30. Wheat Amber 3 on;
white 81 10. Rye-At 90c on cars; Csc
TO-. Corn Active and prices I'd.
vsuced; yellow &c; sail &c; steam 50 =;
white 60c. Oats.-ln moderate demand;
white 4Sr52c; mixed 1904. Glover.
setd-l4LCGl5Ic Timothy 81 90 Pork
-sl5 GOALS 80 Beef Hams --2l@23c;
smoked 9!@lol; picked 9t9l2t. Lard
50 75GSl0 On. Butter-Stesdy; New
York AMI Bradford county extra and
western extra new 276S0c; old goa
/ DC. Cheese Steady and unchsns ed
EgEs-W fresh l7GlSc Petro.
! leum-U nsett ed; retnei log; crude l2j
@l2Ic. Whisky-Western 81 %.
TOLEDO, April a.. Flour-Firm
Wheat-Opened strong and higher;
closed steady; No | white MichigsH
ST IS; do extra Il IS; amber spot anG
seller May 81 10; seller June 81 "a
No. amber 81 65i No. Chicago spring
spot ST ~; seller May 81 y; No :
red 81 90; rejected Wabash red 81 80
Corn-Strong aud advancing tendency
high mixed spot sold At sole; SELLER MAY
At 5Ol65Ic; No = spot sold at 49IG50c
seller May 4O565oc; seller June 50yc
rejected 4stc. Oats-Qmet but Firm
No. 240c; seller May. -.
ST. LOUIS, April l4.-Hogs-Firmer
light shipping to good Workers 81 ESQ
Is 90; bacon "a 9o95 10; butchers t
fancy So 0e@5 %.
PITTSBURGH. April l4.-Petroleum-
Dali; crude 81 55 at Parker's; refine,
l54@l54c, Philadelphia delivery.
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FISH.
SUNDRIES.

In store AT all times iull lines OF Green
and Roasted Coffees, Golden Syrups. Viz
gtrta and Kentucky Plug and Twist
TooaceSs, oiIs; s BaHon6 and ktn ss Canned
Goods. Pickles, Soaps, Sodas, Grocer 9
Drugs &C., &C.. which l offer TO the trade
AT lowest market prices.
fsb2S NJ. REILLY.
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REMOYAl-2OO Pian0s and Organs

MANUFACrCELR PRICES. THE
a subscribers Will sen their entire FtO"E
OF Piano. and organs, new and second
hand sheet music, music DOpEs, and
mcTchandise at very nea' cost prices tor
cash DURING SOFTEN sER, previoCr 10
removal /, their new stare, - EAST I'm
81, UNION SQUARE, oct. !. illustrated
Catalogues mailed. Agents wanted. Spe-
cIal Iu1 n-ruauts 20 the Trade. HOKAtE
WATEH-, z sons, Manu- 'actureT- aud
Dealers. 81 Broai = a.. y. !. sutH
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EDUCATION ALMOST
FREE.

EHOM THREE 10 TIL IRTY.S NINE
T. from every county IN West Virginia
For thorough education IN ihsuTd nary
branches, ana IN tn. profession III teach
ing, the stat. Normal school at Gl.nyilI..
II not -urp2 ,scd Ia the ~tatn, and living
''Ep"ns.za 'sst
STTIug Term oI twelve weeks begins
Alril md.
Pail Term, SEPTEMBER 10Th.
For particulars apply 10 your County
Sup-riH teiIdsnt. or 10
]. aARLELLUS NARSHALI.,
mrlp-gb Principal.
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s,-..--fal - nos, co. al yIuOn. heavy =! In
wedding rIng, and ggnts' Partisan dia-
mOud pin. lie aDOyr artlcls- s.ni, pHst.
p4it, FOR 80 cents. Have been re'aI!sd
iorS Bankrupt stock and n nat b. sp'i.
Solid Milton Gold Watches 40 each. Tor
sr,-cuIariye BurpO-4-s. good tlILers, eqGai
in app..sEagcr 70 4 80 genuine gold. HIS
rspdfaiien fOr honesty. iair dealing ana
Il6eralty, j. uneJusIisl by any advertiser
in thi- city, J. Ddy BDDk, Zee. o.,
Is-s Postage stamp. TAKEN as ,ash.
II yCkAAS, = Bond 81. y. l. IeLSb
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c,liinora & Ohio r. r. Co

~m7sssssg -
-, after January Is, 1877; Psssen-
" anu will run as follows, Wheeling
II'' EAs7BOUND TRAINS.
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aVhe,ell|iug &egister.
Terms, by Mail, in Advance,

DAILY REGISTER.
One year ............y46 90 Three months...S7 W
SIX months.. 4 81 One month";. rs
Published every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
One copy, yr "a w One copy mos.S2 W
WEEKLY REGISTER.
One copy, yr-.g 50 Six copies, lyrs5 50
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PRESCRIPTION FREE.

nor THE SPEEDY CURE or SEMINAL
j q Weakness, Loot Manhood, and AL Ia
Ordr y brought on by IHdIscTctiUn or EI-
cess Any druggist has The ingredients.
Address DIX. JAG ~ a o.,
febSegC Cincinnati.
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-.,,s az all stations between
~ 81 cumberland; No. i3 stops
VILE o,S on" brtweeu Wheeling and
2, I'm. e. So. 5 makes direct connections
m,aU points South.
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EST Milton

EST Milton
food Jsw"Iry
OnDi u alton
1Ct. Consisting
Of eiega n Z
gaich ciIhiBia-
lee handsome
,rOOrh, and . ~
.rDp,, pair lie
ant gold spJBs
iesye butiOnz
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CAUTION. g. :,

are being circuIat1H. j
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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-05-11
The NAOrmOnS Propose TO
Flight the UaiGe1
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The following telegram shows
that there may be chance to "wipe
out" the Mormons, if the right sort
of officers are in command Of the
government forces:
New YORK, May ga Salt Lake
dispatch states that the feeling
aroused throughout the United
States by the testimony at John ID.
Lees trial, relative to the Mountai0
Meadow massacre, has led the Lat
ter Day Saints to epprehend the ar
rest Of Brigham Young and ether
heads of the church accused of
saGctioning the commission Of that
horrible crime. The Saints have
determined TO resist any movement
against Brigham Young by any
Federal authority, and to this end
they.are secretly aFming and drill
ing. Orders have been privately
issued by the military commanders
Of the famous Nauvoo Legion, re-
quir1ng that organization to be in
readiness for active service on the
2lst of the present mouth. Night
meetings and drills are going On in
Salt lake City itself, and it IL report
ed that brigham Young asserted
within the last few days that the
Mormons who have been driven so
often and 50 far will be driven no
longer. Four boxes Of breach-load-
ing rifles were shipped last week 70
the southern settlements from the
cooperation store n Salt Lake City.