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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-20
Personalities.

Mr.. j. w. Pace, of Uniontown, Pa, is
in the city, in attendance at the funeral
OF his mother.in-law, Mrs Hardmsn,
which takes place 20 day.
Jske Kemple will spell out temperance
talk at Parker's hall to light.
Mr.. Jas. Forsyth, at one time prom
inent merchant in this city, died ut St.
Louis last week IN the S5th year OF his
age HIS mind, it is said, has been quite
weak for some years, but up to the time
of his death no violent symptoms were
shown.
Mr.. j. W. Rich,trsvellng agent for the
Middletown plated ware company, was
in town yesterday j. w. is the boss on
the road in the silver-plsted business. and
with his handsome strawberry blonde
moustsche,' snd silver-plsted tongue,
can both look and talk an "old maid" to
desth st one time. and make sale OF
goods.
Captain Bridges, superintendent OF the
State penitentiary, was IN town yester-
dsy.
Henry Lspp, one of the conductors on
the Island street cars, is confined to his
residence with sickness.
Jacob Lssh, who has been in Ger.
many for some time, returned home las,
Saturday, well pleased with his trip.
Mr.. Dlckey, the great sheep raiser,
near West Alexander, was in the CITY
J sterday.
Hon. h. S. Walker and Judge Sam
uels were passengers on the steamer
Andes, yesterday, the former leaving the
boat at New Martinsville and the latter
at Psrkersburg.
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Pound Party.

A varv large pound party was held at
the scroll house at Pleasant Valley on
last Friday evening. Vim. Dur ming
and John Clark were the auctlonee7s.
and quite handsome SUN was realized
from the sale o. articles Considerable
amusement vas afforded from the sale o.
hoop skirts, bustIes sud the ct ceters
composing the makeup of the female
form divine. Al! present went home
highly pleased with the manner in
which the evening was spent.
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MATRIMONIAL MUSs.
one of Cupid's Pranks-A Couple oil
Rustfcs tire Victims.

Yesterday, a couple OF verdsnts, LOOKING
"a green as cucun bers in the spring OF the
year. hslling from somewhere out IN she
rural districts, walzed about through 1ne
city IL, search of some one who would tie
the knot matrimonial, SO that 1t Wouiu
never, never slip. They proceeded on
their bright sunny way as happy Is TWO
CLANS at high tide, little caring Tor Inc
gaze of gswky bystsnders and corner
stst,,sry: Not much, their cup OF happi'
ness stopped over, and they dWelt IN
elvsiums bowers for the nonce. But
loves young dream is very deceptive
and Cupid is fickel jade to tool with'
and sometimes when you thinK your
about to join another half to yourseLi
and make one, you slip up on your cAicu-
latious. aid like the Irishman's lea, the
other half, and the "betler hail. Is iouiu
wanting. SO it was with the rural oeau
Yesterday. While he was pranclng ABOUT
eudeavoring to find minister 10 sPncs
himself and partner Tor lie, a dispute
arose between them as to whether they
would have TO procure a hcehse: IL was
mere speck q. first, but II broke tne
ice IRON off the surface OF the oeautiui
dream they had been INDUCING IN, ana
ot a sudden assumed gigantic proper
tions. threatening the destruction OF the
earthly peace of two loving hearts wnlcn
beat rs one. AS they wended their way,
the ncbin music" between them waxed
hotter and hotter, until tnermolhe'er
in that vicinity would have risen iotty
degrees above blood heat. The "cnin-
ming" grew louder and louder, ana In
words more emphatic than polite, Inc
female half declaring that the male nall
was mean brute. This was iruit Ter
his oroyal ,nibs," aud he declared on MS
word and honor as "sang digger" that
he didn't love his intended anyhow. This
brought tears to the eyes OF the 1air one'
and she wept as she had never wept before.
Il caused the sang digger to
weaken: 1t touched tender spot IN
his manly heart, and throwing his arm
around the sobbing form oil his
beloved, entreated her to hush her soos
and dry her tears, and he'd ascertain
whether a license was really necessary.
This had the desired effect, aud the
couple soon ascsrtsined that a License
would have to be procured; also that
the girl was one year too young. Here
was q qusndsry, but young lawyer
standing by sent them on their way re-
ioicing by directing them to Squire
Mayes, and the probabilities are that by
this time there has been another wedding
added to The Squire's already lengthy
list.
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River News.

The marks at the landing last evening
indicated little over 4 feet z inches, anC
rising very slow y.
The Rsgon departed yesterday fol-
Parkersburg. She will be followed TO-
day by tie Courier.
The Andes arrived from Cincinnati
last evening, and will return to-day.
The Express, Capt. Ace Booth, passed
down last night.
The O'Neal leaves at 7 o'clock this
morning tor Pittsburgh,
The Salt Valley, en- route for Ironton,
passed down last night
The Carrie Brooks, en- route to Zanes-
vile, is due down this evening.
The local packets are making their
usual daily trips.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, November l9.-River 4
feet and stationary. Weather cloudy
and cold.
CINCIHNATI, November l9-Rlver 10
feet 10 inches and falling. Weather clear
and cool.
NASHVILLE, November l9-Rlver
stationary With 81 feet on the shoals
Arrived Hattie Bliss, Tennessee river
Depsrted-Eddyville, Cairo.
New ORLEANS, November l9.-Ar-
rived-La Belle, Red river. Departed
Susie Silver, S.. Louis; La Belle, Red
river. Weather rainy and warm.
MEMPHIS, November l9-River rose
l inch and stands s feet inches.
Weather clear; mercury 90. Arrived
Phil Allen, Vicksburg. Departed
Golddust and Belle Memphis, St Louis.
LOUISVILLE, November 10 Weather
cool and clear. Depsrted-Mary Eliza
beth Bran siord, Cincinnati; d. I. Lane,
New Orleans; Ed. Hobbs, Wheeling.
River falling with feet s inches in the
canal
CAIRO, November l7.-Arrivei-
Grand Tower and Barnard, Cincinnati.
Departed Grand Tower and Bee, New
Orleans; Barnard, ST. Louis. River l3
feet 8 inches snd rising. Weather fair;
mercury Sc.
VICKsBURG, November l9.-Weather
cloudy; mercury 49, River falling. Ar.
rived-Clty OF Helena Natchez. Down
Cherokee, Fanchon, Ashlsnt, Scudder,
Iszoc Valley. Up-Jsmes Howard
City of Alton.
EVANSVILLE, November l9.-Westher
clear till evening, now cloudy with signs
OF rain; wind northeast; mercury S6 to
so. River 40 feet and falling. Up
Maggie Smith, Grey Eagle, Longfei.
low. Downtown Dippold snd tow,
ldlewlld, Dick johnson, Laura L. DAVIS,
all with good trips. Business active.
ST LOUIS, November ls.-Arrived-
Warner and tow, New Orleans; Silver
City, Bismarck; War Eagle, Keokuk;
Belle OF 81. Louis, Missouri river; Grand
Tower, Vicksburg. Departed-City of
Chester, Memphis; War Eagle, Keokuk;
Colosss! and Belle o: St. LOUIS, Missouri
river. River rising. Weather clear
and cooler.
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RAILEDAD Extraordinarily firm.
STATE BoHDs-Quiet.
SToCKs-The stock market was genor-
ally weak ard lower in early dealings
and prices declined ! to J per cent. with
the exception OF Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western, which advanced
from ASH to so. Subsequently, now
ever, it broke down to 373, while
the general list became firm and
advanced from I to u per cent
Tor granger stocks and from to !
for other shares. During the afternoon
the market was higher for coal stocks,
but weak and lower for Lake Shore,
Michigan Central and Western Union.
Granger shares were steady 1T the early
improvement. The weakness OF Western
Union is due to rumors that the earn.
ings have decreased. The rise in St. Paul
was caused by the revival of reports Of
dividend on preferred this month. The
Transactions at the Stock Exchange ag-
gregated 10000 shares, OF which 10000
were Lake Shore, $500 Northwestern
common, 1000 preferred, 10000 st. Paul
common, $4,000 preferred, $4,000 Dela-
ware, Lackawsnna and Western, 5000
Delaware and Hudson, 24OO Michigan
Central, and 5000 Western Union.
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NEiE IniunS.''

A delegation of Chicksssw Indians
consisting OF Governor Is. F. Overton,
Nation Treasurer b. &. Burney, Nstio n
Auditor l.. l.. Wood, and Delegates
Judge Josiah Brown and Capt. John
Anderson, passed through Grafton on
Sunday morning, en- route to Washing
ton to see the Great Father. A delega-
ton of eleven Indians, westbound, on
Their return nome from Washington, also
passed through the same place on the
same day.
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Am Amphibious Animal"

About bali past i've O'Clock, Saturday
evening, Messrs. John Moore, VIM.
Davis and VIM. Lee, while on their way
t. West Wheeling, noticed a strange
a imal swim down the river past the
.rrv cat, which had not yet left the
landing. They Immediately ran ashore
aad down the osnk below the boat, where
they succeeded in getting the animal
ashore, which proved to be 800 pound
porker. His pigship was taken over to
West Wheeling and gwen in care of
David Loes, who now has him penned
up. From whence the hog came no one
sppears to know, and inquiry fails to
throw any light tsto the ownership OF the
animal.
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CINCINSArI, November l9.-Cotton-
Quiet ard steady at 1O5c. Steady;
family IS 65(95 90. Wheat-Dull and
nominsl; red 81 1901 20. Corn-Steady;
new 87@3sc; old 45c Osts- Quiet and
at 27@3lc. Rye QViet; but steady ut
609slc BarIey-Qulet; common to
prime western spring $1,000. Pork
Quiet, but steady st Sl2 50. Lard
Quiet but firm steam IS %; kettle job.
birg at So 00@9 rs. Bulk Meats =
Dull; sales in salt to 10 days St 4t@5i
G6s@61g64c. Green Mests-ln isiE
demand; shoulders A.; sides at S. COZ
SIS 65 Hsms-At 7@8fc. Whisky
Steady and in lair demand a. 81 o.,
Butier-Dull and unchanged Linseed
OL-QHe, 81. 52Ct53c.
HoGs-Furm; common SO 90@4 lOi
lign: a 1904 3d. packing 81 254 Sc
butchers 4 SOFA 60.
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sehenck's, PuImOofc syrup TOT 'ne
cnre OF Consumption, Coughs


and Colds.
The great virtue of this medicine Is tnat
II ripens the matter and throws IL out VI
the sy stem, purifies the blood, anu 'n
ELECTS cure.
scr.rScy,s SEA WEED TONIC FOR THE CURE
OF DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, &C.
The Tonic produces healthy action VI
the stomach, creating an appetite, iotn.
ing chyle, and curing the most opstiha'e
cases OF Indigestion.
scHsNCK's MANDRAKE PILLS, FOR THkCohh
OF LIVER COMPLAINT, &C.
These Pills are Alternative, and produce
healthy action OF the liver, without Tue
least danger, as they are free RON caIU.oi
and vet more efficacious In restofins
healthy action of the liver. - Co.
Thes,. remedies are q certain cure iOi
,.onsnmption, SIS the PGlmonic syrup
rInens the matter and purifies the blood
The Mandrake Pills act upon the nSef,
create a healthy bile, and remove al ols-
eases of tue liver, often cause Oh Son-
sumption, The sea Weed Tonic gives Tone
and strength TO the stomach, makes d
good digestion, and enables the organs 10
form good blood; and thus creates
healthy circulation of healthy blood. Inc
combined action of these medlclns, rs
thus explained, will cure every case oi
Consumption, II taken In time, ana INC
use OF the medicines persevered m
DIR. Schenck Is professionally ~ MS pn i
cipal office, corner sixth ana Arcn sIeet =,
Philadelph ia, every Monday, where I'll
letters tor advice must oe adoresseG:
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE
STANTON, VIRGINIA.

With over Twenty teachers and officers,
ranks among the first schools for young
ladies i'm the United States. IN the bsauti-
FIJI Valley OF Virginia, far-famed for
health. Attended by pupils from fifteen
20 twenty States. Great economy in eN-
penses 7. quired Session opens Sept. 20,
1877 Board and Tuition for entire Scnolas-
tic year $40. For catalogue and full in
formation, address Rev. W. A, HARRIS,
ID. d., Pre- ident, Staunton, Va. jyEegrb
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ALLEGED Ha,Thtef Arrested.

Officer Baum, yesterday morning, ar
rested Wan. Bsttner, of the South Side,
cuarged with stealing hat from Hsr-
per's hat store, corner oI Main and
Eleventh streets, on Saturday, Blsttner
WAS brought to the city building, where
he was identified by MIR. Sam Wilson, u
clerk in the store, as the party who got
away with the hat. lie WAS locked up,
and will have hearing before the police
court this morning.
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The oPink DOminO> :"

To night st the Opera house, the
laughable extravaganza OF the Pink
Dominos" will be produced, under the
management of Mr.. John 1. Ford, OF
Baltimore, with Miss Laura Joyce in the
leading role, supported by the Baltimore
comedy company. This play has hsd 6
brilliant run in metropolitan cities the
present season, and has drawn large
houses wherever produced. Throughout
il is brimful of funny rodents, and in
vsriably causes an audience to bubble
over with laughter. Tickets are now on
s.le At Opers house box office.
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Bank of the Ohio Valley
Successor o.
1Nt FIRST NATIONAL BANA
or WHEELING

This Bank II orgrnlacd and prepare. p.
transact the business OF banking H. a.. q
details.
II succeeds the first National RAM u
Wheeling; h owned 10y the same ~ "a.
uoid"rS, and II under the sam, mauass
meul.
by carefully regarding theluter,srs o. %
correspondents and dcpusiinrs. anf uy ,
prompt and faithful execution Of ur'
" ish-s, II hopes To merit their esteem "a
confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on al. points through
out the United States.
Deposit accounts subject Ia cAeet (,
sight, received from banks, bsuken. On.
corporations ana individuals.
Certificates ~ deposit issued payable 1l
demand, or at fixed dates.
Interest allowed ON special deposits
DlREtTDF-
JOHS L.. BU1TFpilD w. y. NiNi-suN
JACOB =. RHODES, W.. 4. IrENTz
WIN. A. lsErr, IIUN J.. HONE
A. NJ. adams. - 4 DEWEY
HESRN 4. UArrur rf
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
1877 MORG,ANT0W 1878.

THIS INSTITUTION OF LEARNING.
1 under the Presidency OF Rev. j. X.
Thampson, A. NJ, /, entering upon new
era OF prosperity. During The Spring TerLl
just closed, the attendance ofstudentS WIS
Increased over 81 per cent. 1t has a large
and scholarly Faculty "A beautiful, health.
full and moral location; ample Scientific
and Philosophical Apparatus: Library
constantly growing; a curriculum OF the
most thorough character; standard OF
scholarship surpassed by no American
Institution OF learning.
The ipenses are less than at any other
place known 10 afford equal advantages.
The Fall term begins Septem Der 5th the
Winter term January 3D. and Spring term
March nth. For full Information, cata'
lugue, &C, address the President.
GEO. {. STURGISS,
ag2iWTXh Secretary of Regents.
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at'heeling ge9lster.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index TO New Advertisements.

Ofal-Schenck Il Zoecker.
B. IL o. K. Z. Time Table, Third
Page.
Lecture at United Presbyterian
Church.
Literary and Social Entertainment.
Notice to City Taxpayers.
Notice Stockholders Meeting.
Gvmnas.ics-Prof. Leibold.
Offsl-List, Davenport " Parks.
They Could See It-[Third Psge.]
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FINANCIAL AND GOMMtKCItl

New YORK, November l7.-MoNEY-
At 5@6 per cent, closing at 4 Prime
mercantile paper 5!@7 per cent. Gus
toms receipts S474,0OO. Assistant Treas
urer disbursed S223,0O0 Clearings
sl3,OOOOOO. Sterling quiet; long, 1901
short 483i5
GoLp- Steady at 1929, Carrying rates
to % per cert. Losns also made fiat.
SILVER At544d; here silver bars are
l2lt, greenbscks; ll7b gold; silver coin
/ to s per cent. discount.
GOVERHMENTs-Fir
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COnnubiaI.

Extensive preparations are being made
for the wedding to take place in BelIalre
tomorrow morning at eight O'Clock, ut
St. Johns Cathedral Church. Mr.. Mar
tin McGinty, formerly a well known
cortectioner Of Wheeling, and at present
of the firm OF l.. Strsub Il Co., of Belaire,
TO Miss Mary L. Clark, also OF Bellaire.
They will leave on the 1855 train for
the East.
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Advance In Stocks.

We have il from reliable authority
that stocks Of all kinds, in this city, are
advancing, and now range from 4 to 10
per ceut. higher than month since. Is
pc t1.Iy is this so of mill stocks, nearly
:. of which have been increased about
! } ner cent.
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To reduce stock and raise money |
will sell this week standard cloth prints
for less than cents per yard AID al
other dry goods aud carpets for less
money than quoted in any paper or
circular distributed IN the city. Come,
see and examine before buying, corner
o: Main and Twentieth streets. j. w.
Ferrel.
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4 CURE Eop HARD TIMES,

Send One Dollar and get the coin or Money
Holder and its contents: this is the hand
sOmeS little article ever made, and TO
illustrate its use and bring our other goods
before you, we are enclosing in each
thousand Il ,OOO) fthese Holders 8 ~ worth
of orders Tor our goods and coins ranging
rom l'c To 30 dollars. Each Holder con-
taius either a coin or Her for goods and
If by sending the dollar you get 80 dol
Jar Knitting Machine, or "A lU dollar coin
and the Agency TO sell our goods you Will
soon forget the Hard Times. DANA BICK-
FORD, $50 broadway. n. \. ap26b
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SerenRded.

Last night Mr.. Henry Vsss, the must
clan, was serensded by his sons and
grand sons on the occasion OF mis- sixty
ninth birth day. The sereDaders were
treated to n sumpLious repsst after the
serenade.
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CONDENSED TIME TABLE.
DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
ARRIVAL OF TRAINS.

tDaily except Sunday-Newark Accom-
mediation. ,.. rhfS
tSteubenvllle ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
lin during the day passes backward and
tnrward sbetWeen Martins Ferry ana
Bellaire, stopping when required at sher-
man House, 1Etnaville, West wheeling
and Gravel Hill. "
TIME TABLE Wheeling and Elm
Grove railroad, in effect on and alter FIJI
day, May D, 1871:
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Go 10 j. w. Ferrels store this week
for dry goods or carpets II you want q
bargain.
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C0mmterEfiter SEM Up.

Jimmy Norris, who Was arrested over
near Bridgeport with counterteItiDg
tools in his possession, some time since,
has ben sentenced to the peni.en'i.ry
for l years.
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, GREAT bargains in carpets and dry
goods this week to reduce stock, at the
c'rner of Main and Twentieth streets !
w. Ferrers.
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6 ENTs' fine Shoes OF the latest styles
ust received ~ l.. V. Blends.
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GREAT bargains in dry goods and
carpets this week a. the corner OF Msin
and Twen tleth streets, J. W. Ferrels.
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LAEsT STYLES of Shoes just received
at l.. V. Blends.
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The cheapest shoes ID the city at L. V
Blends.
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INVALUABLE.

Nessrs. WEEKS & POTTER, Wholesale Druggtsts,
fsii IL duty that / owe 20 suffering humanity 70
vrits YOU stating the great beneat that have de-
rived from the use OF sASFoRDs kApIS CAL : - -
AFFLICTED with this very Troublesome complaint !
have tried oil the remedies that could Lnd. pVi
without material or permanent oenehS L1sI ian
the disease had arrived st shat state that must
have relief or Glo. Tho entire meuoran Gus system
had bee Nnnc so inaraed, and the stomach so GlsoE
dcred, that it WAS q doubtful matter Whether
could 90 10 the Pacific coast, dld go Thether
should live 10 come back or not. lsAw an AlNeI-
tisement Of this medicine, and although Nc!ng NeIy
incredulous about specifies or nostTuns OF Any
kind yet in sheer desperation tried this, ana vas
Of once benefited byit- The changes OF cLllnAtet
chronic disease ofthe liver, and my sge-oNerO
may prevent my entire restoration, but the ncne-
Ct derive from It's daily use Is 70 me trrdlllbS,
and am hoping TO be completely cured, anu AZ
last arrive at q respectable old age.
this statement OF my case can be or any eerVlce
20 those AFFLICTED as have been. and enable youto
bring this remedy into more neral uso, especially
on the Pacific coast (where IL Is much needeG), my
object in writing this motto win be obtained.
Very truly yours, HENRY WELLS
Ar1oRA, n. y, June, 1876. ofWels' aESo GO.
Each package contains Or. eanford's Improved
InhallnE Tube, and full directions for use In al
eases Price ft.00. For sale by all wholesale and
Retail Druggists and callers throughout theU nited
states and CanAdas. WEEKS & POTTER, General
Agents and Wholesale Druggists. Boston, Mass.
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Rd-Oi superior ENGLISH maruhr'ur~i
and Justly celebrated iDE 81 stlclly. Dun
bility and tvcnurs, Of Point 10 Is Nun
DgT4.
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TIE finest shoes kept in the CITY at l.
V. Blond's.
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IL you want 10 ge. suitedun & pair of
Shoes, go 10 l.. V. Blends.
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ALLEGHENY COLLEGE
MEAUVELLE. PA.
TUITION FREE.
Guaranteed Speculation.

500 invested by us in so days Strad-
dies have made $3.50. 500 have paid 81 100
in 80 days. We guarantee all 30 day Strad-
dies; money refunded II no profit is made.
References given. Correspondence solicit.
ed. w. +. HUBBELL & CO
Members New York Mining Stock Ex-
change, 46 Broad street, n. Y.
L. .. Box 2,hl3. OCllb