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Correspondence OF the Register. 90
WESTON, W. VA, May 70.

('nTTeSDOnUGuNt III AlAt ANN t9NS''
WESTON, W. VA, May ~.
Our town is at present in = state OF
feverish snxioty over the prospective
visit of the doctors Of the State, who are
70 come to their annual meeting, which
viii be held here on the I'D. The at
tendance will be large one. The good
naonle of Weston are tskin. pains to
pronitiste their visit, and CREST prepare
lions are being made to do honors to the
distinguished visitors, and Weston has
always been proverbial for her hospitality
no doubt IS felt for the result.
Great interest is felt in the completion
Of the railroad to Clsrksburg. The road
bed is being rapidly made, and new con-
tracts are TO be let on the 9th INST, Tor
building the bridges and tEessling over
the entire route, and it is to be hoped that
Weston will soon be out of the WOODS
No better country exists than this section
Grazing purposes, and when 1t has the
advantages OF = rsi,r0sd its lands will De
sought after eagerly, En-
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THE SHEEP MARKET.
REMARKS.

The receipts show marked increase
in numbers over those recorded last week
The quality differs very little, If any
from that OF last weeks offerings. Out
side Of speculative demand by home
dealers here for lambs to ship East the
trade has been generally slow, and
prices for sheep, at least, weaker than
last week and growing more so toward
the close than ut the beginning Ct trade
this morning. We quote Sheep at 494l
cts, and Lambs at Sal cts.
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IT can Be CURED,

=. .-red. There Is no doubt about it, The
IT can "a relief afforded by SANFoRDrs RADI.
iEmSvTo S CArARRH Is but a slight evidence Of
persistent SsI ss 81 , tas Eeme tsy
ne halI, .Ss is removed with few applications
tt'slf sSssStou and Inflammation subdued and
De tSs entire mom6ranous Innings OF the head
kelel w. ana purified. ConstitutiOnaly It's &C.
Sc eetSt ~ a powerful purifying agent, destroy
to j,s course through the system the acid
tx 10 .ss destructive agent in catarrhal diseases
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
lana State Lottery COMPANY.

IT NPR ECEUESTED ATTRACTION!
u over Half q Million Distributed.
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GROCERIES.
Tea.

Green, = ib-"..&aSl o
Eng. Break fast ..4OaS
OOloug.............3OaS
Japan ....... 30aSl
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CATARR
IS IT DURABLE

-. havo suffered from the various and
y,,H0Sb WA forms of disease assumed by Ca
u comp nRVsTc tried many physicians and rene
Arb, and nSef or cure. await the answer to this
b. 9th considerable anxiety, And well they
az for loaIent and so destructive TO health as
Sefsily pTpronchItis, Asthma, Coughs, and serious
tsIsIsao psnty fatal affections OF the lungs f1low
rnSny lhsst,snS sympathetic affections such a.
CsiATrh. VsINsIred eyesight, and loss OF sense of
teSfaess. b referred to as minor but nevertheless
nell, may ~ az neglected Catarrh, bad enough
,sr0us resus INIT a. nothing compared with the
ihsnss.. affections OF the throat and lungs likely
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CAPITAL, s25O,GCO'
John K. BOTSFC RID, y CitdsnG,
GEO. ADAME, CdShtor.
Bank of the Ohio Valley
Successor 10
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.

This Bank is Organized and prepared To
transact the business OF banking ln all its
details.
II succeeds the First National BANK OF
Wheeling; ~ owned by the same share
holders, and n under the same manage
meut.
BY carefully regarding the interests of -
correspondents and Deposition, and by o.
prompt and faithful execution Of their
wishes, II hopes TO merit their esteem aud
confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made ON ALL points through
out the United States.
Deposit accounts subject 10 check
sight, received from banks, bankers, rm
corporations and individuals.
Certificates Of deposit Issued payable on
demand, or AZ fixed dates.
Interest allowed on special deposits.
DIRECTORS:
joins 4 IJoTs FoRD WM. IL. SYMPTOM.
JACOB y. EJfoDEs, VIM 4. TUREEB,
VIZ. 4. lsETT, JOHN l.. HDBEs,
A. 81. ADAM, O. &. DEWEY,
HWY " HAFpVV NV
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4 COMPLICATED CASE,

49,, - Ny case Is briefly ~ follows have
Ge5U,v.-rs Tor ten years, each year with incTeAs-
tsi I1sn-ify FOR nine years had not breathe
- ~ one postril lhsd droppings in the throat,
al cough, asthma so bad as 70 be Obliged 70
tls sedy for IL st night before being able 10 lie
tAeb..s,J sIeep. and constant dull pain in my
tosa SNT head was OF times SO full OF catarrhal
htla a. 20 inIure my sense Ofhearing and compel
ESsII mn several times in the night TO clear Il
psItb1Tpst before could sleep. Every one OF
"a ~ .:.ressing symptoms has disappeared under
80. ~ mot Quite three bottles Of SANFORD s
S Ss,,-,L CrEE. My hearing is fully restored. l
hAl.Crr esfhmatic symptoms, no cough, no drop.
h's ~ ne throat no headache, and In every ray
t.sSS-tAsn have been for years. could feel the
,ss:,s OF the CuRE on my Sppette, on my KLa9eys,
-. 5o1e In my case Is wholly the effect OF the
$500 CuRE Very respectfully,
hAt.e--yrrpa oct IL G.. IL. LAW RENCE
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TILE SWINE MARKE'
REMARKS.

There lie a large increase IN the receipts
this week over the numbers reported
lest week, and the quality is fully rs
good as 1t was then. Prices are a shade
weaker, rather fewer beng sold at our
top quotations than were disposed Of last
week. Mondays run consisted of some
$500 head, some 1860 head being pre-
vlCusly received since last market day.
Quotations, 4$@5! cts., few selling at the
latter figure; most sales being made at
3 cts
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WOMAN.

b. an immense practice. extending through
period Of wears, having within that time treated
many thousand ea-cs - those ti.ease- peculiar
10 woman / have been enabled tD perfect a
most potent and agreeable medicine that meets
eases with positive certainty and eNasLness.
To designate this natural specific com pound,
I have named II
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lst March, 1928.
Bay of BisCsy.

Joanna" had proved the good angel OF
the ship, calmly reading the Bible and
praying with the terrified wives snd
children of she soldiers who had huddled
ait. When the brig Cambria hove bin
sight providentislIy, the officers OF the
Thirty-frst commanded funeral order"
the Youngest officers first, and that any
man seeking to enter the boats till the
women and children were issfe should be
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DUPONT'S WHEELING POW
DER AGENCY,

HAVE AT ALL TIMES IN MAGA-
| ZINE, large stock OF the above cele-
brated Powder, viz: Rifle, sporting, in
cans, Blasting and Mining, In metallic
packages, which will sell AT wholesale at
manufacturer prices. / have portable
magazines OF different sizes for 81 ping,
and will deliver tree on cars or boat. This
Powder is UueQuaIled IN strength and
quality. n. REILLY,
Sole Agent.
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Coffee.
ms for sIOO.)
pei ls'..ssss's's..ss- s.s''''.L
Com mon Mould. lis
V -GETABLES AND GARDEN TRUCE

Onions. peck. .SOa4ON New Potatoes, pk...SO
Potatoes ................. IS Dried Lima Beans
Beans, new.............6J peck.............Sl =
Carrots, b Lch....2a3 Kale, rk.............r...5
APPLES, peck ..5Oa75 -pinach, pk...........IO
Beets. .................25 Lettuce, head .-..5alO
sweet Potatoes.......6J onions, bunChes...5
Pumpkins each SAILS Radishe ............5
'hubaro, , ounch..5 Cucum bers, for...~25
Tomatoes, bOX.......O A para. rass, D'nch.5
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kSCOTCR HEROINE.
An Interesting ReminiScCnca OF n
Fee nj sea.

A heroine has iIst died IN Scotland st
the ripe age Of eighly-fyo, Agnes Joanna
Pringle, widow of Alexander PrIngIe
Of Whythank, one OF these "lportlvc
bows to whom Scott alludes in his intro
ducti0n to his second Canto o" M'rmlon,' '
and daughter of Sir William Dick, o.
Preston fields. On the l9tl of February,
1926. Agnes Dick sailed in the East L.
disman Kent bound for Bengal AID
China. with GAL souls on board, inC,ud-
inc the Thirty-frst Regiment Col. Fee
ron. and lOg women and children. Mns
Dicks sister Mrs NJ 'Gregor, wife Of the
Major of the regiment, had been a moth
or but few DAYS and her sister went
with her st short notice 10 help and
cheer her. On the lst Of March during
heavy gale, fire broke GU! among the
spirit casks in the hold, and the ship
threatened to founder. In this trightfll
position, expecting every moment the
l.mes to reach the powder magazine or
the vessel TO 90 down by the head, Major
NGregor wrote note to his father Of
the Commercial Bank, Edinburgh, which
ne nIsced in bottle AMI committed 10
the sea. 1t was washed up st Barbados
September 20 1926, forwarded to It's dcs-
tinstion and is still preserved. 1t IS
quite legible, and in firm handwriting
bears these words:
The ship, the Kent Indlsman, IS on
Elizabeth, Joanna and myself COM
mt our spirits unto the hands OF our Re
deemer HIS grace enables Us to be quite
composed in the awful prospect Of enter
ing eternity. ,,,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FRESH TEAS.

30 Packages Gunpowdsr, Imperial
Young Tyson, OOloug, English Break as
anu Sopchoag Teas, IN store and Tor sale
al low nsGFvS. VI. REILLY,
lS9 and 1911 Main Street.
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FRUITS, NUTS, sc

Oranges, doZ......Sjaj0 Walnuts, new-......2U
Lemons ........... 25a'5 Pecans, extra ........D
Dates, u ....---......l5 Filberts, Sicily.......0
Figs in layeCs...l5a25 Palm Nuts.............2 ~
Raisins, coo King .l2L9 'ocoa Nuts a piece.lO
Raisins, layers..-.4 Mixed Candies .2a3O
Prunes, per lb..l2Ig French Candies. SOa5O
French. lb..-...25. Sardines, for L......N
Almonds, ST shells tor Hs............ 30
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Or. PierCe'S FaVOTite Prescription

The term, however IL but feeble expression
OF ny high spprec .A,i0n Of ~ value, based upon
ny own personal observation. As n cio-e OBJ
server, have, whi.o Witnessing i.s positive re-
suits In tie few sUeclH. disease. incident 10 the
seulrgl8 arEHH,s-s ~ W0w7r. s.s Hl - out As
the climax or browning gem OF my
m cdiCaI career. On rs merits, A. 4 posi-
live. safe. and cCcctual remedy FOR this class
LOT diseases, and ono that WIa, NJ al times ana
under a.. circumstance, act Kindly and IN har-
mguv Win he laws which govern me 'eIAe
system, am willing 70 stake my reputation 2. !
physician. Nay, even more, 50 CONFIDENT ar
that !. XIII not tl-7Vp0.rt n" most -Hnga.-e
expectations o. a single invalid .aiy Who u'e' :
for any Of the aIlue1ts t1r which rccDmment :
that 8Geg and -e4. @. UUtcr 4 POSITIVE
GUARANTEE. II beneficial eject IS not
experienced hv the tine two-,hirts Of the con
tents 81 the bottle are use! Will. on re- I'D ~
the bottle. tw0-ih.rls o! the medicine hav.-z
boeu taken according n directions. and the case
beng one f.- zalgL I recommend D. promptly
refund the money paid for u HAD not ne
most perfect confidence in its virtues, could NOT
OCer ]. a. DO under hc-e cprat.lH-i On. nav
Ing witnessed = Tray 20 racU0g cures IN thou
sands % case, I feel warranted and
perfectly safe I'm TiskluR both my
reputation and my money on IT.
merits.
Tie following arc anorz those diseases In
which nv EayorIte Prescription has
warEe! cures, as 4 u~ u7 &c, and with GER
t.utv never before a,ta.IeI b. any me'.---e:
Iaur0-rhra- Excessive Flowing, Pa.Et4l
Na-.h.v Periods. Suppression. xken from IN
uatIra. rau'cs, Ire ..l..@-.i.es, Weak Back Pc
Iap-us. or falling = the Uterus, AItsye-s.lr aai
Rc,r0ve-,.0n. Bearing Down >ensau9-s, Il;s--
IA. Heat, Nervous Depression, Debility. De-
pouLe1rT, Threatened Miscarriage. CErgE.c
Congestion. Inflammation and liberation Of the
Uterus impotence, BarTcnness, or steri4!tT. 2 -
mae Weskue-s and very many other chronic
diseases incident - woman not mentioned here
IT, al affections % THIS nature, ny Faror.e
Prescription works Cl-es-the marvel OF
the world. Tbs medicine 10 nDi e. n. ~ .
Cu~e-aL but % aim rab.y fu.ll-s a single
ness of purpose, being most perfect
specific N a. chronic diseases Of the sexual sy--
TEN Of woman. u viii not disaDpgEi Dor VIII
II 10 harm, IN any state " condition
Those who desire further information on
these subjects can obtain u IN The PEOPLES
COMMON SENSE MEDICAL ADVISE, book
Of over 30 pa=es, sent postpaid, On receipt
c! il-5l I; treats nlnuts.y q those diseases
peculiar 70 Females, and gives much valuable
advice in regard 20 tie management Of tsoee
affections.
FAVORITE PRESCRIPTION SOLD
By ALL DRUGGISTS
R.V. PIERCE, n. D., PTal'l,
BUFFALO, ". I,
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OF the receipts CAS- head came from
Illinois, 336 from Ohio 295 from Penn
sylvania, l59 from Msrylsni, Al from
kentucky, "a from Virginia and from
West Virginia. ,
Total receipts for the week, 1850 head
against ,424 mead last week and 1926
head the corresponding week of last year
Mich Cows-The wholesale trade Is
active, but at retail it is only moderate
Prices $27G50 y head.
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PRICE, rs CENTS.

p. rsrefll % call for COLLINS VoLTAIC plastic
EiTJl ggt some worthless Imitation. Sold BY all
g. ..sa.e and retail druggists throughout The
v-,al states and CsuadAs, aud by WEEKS q
P.TTEE, ProprleJors. Boston, Mass.
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CAROLINA RICE,

81 tlerCes received direct nom Charles
ton, IN store and for sale by
VI. REILLY,
1899 and 1871 Main Street.
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TOBACCOS.
MEATS ANDLARD.

Sugar Cured CauvaNsed Hams, Sugar
Cured CanvaSSed Shoulders, Sugar Cured
Breakfast Bacon, Plain shoulders, Clear
Sides, Sugar Cured Dried Beet, fresh from
smoke house daily.
Kettle rendered Leaf Lard in tiercCs, bar
rels, halt barrels, kegs and paiis, all at
lowest market rates. NJ. REILLY,
1863 and 1911 Main street.
National Republican., 1878-10-29

in treating upon these important subjects is
now vindicated. The events Of the coming
six months, pregnant as they will be with
the developments of the Modification revo-
luton now in progress in the South, will
serve to arouse a deeper interest, and the
result cannot fail to be an effort, and aserious
one, to regain to the Republican party its
lost vantage ground in those States. The
fact that LAMAR, GORDON, BUTLER (s g.,
CHALMERS, and dozens Of others OF like
kidney, now hold by the tenure Of assassin
alton seats in Congress which should legally
be filed by Republicans, will add to the
inspiration and strength of such au effort,
and before the campaign of 1880 shall have
begun the public sentiment of the North,
which General GRANT once described as not
justifying the use of troops in preserving
peace in the South, will be ripe for the
most extreme measures in opposition to the
bloody usurpations of the Bourbons.
National Republican., 1878-10-29
The South Carolina viiiainy.
Wilmington IN. c. Post. |

tNllnlnRlOu NN. VI fOstl
Tho rascally proceedings Of the Hamptonites In
South Carolina are now carried to such an extent
tent that they involve in their crlminaltics not
only Hampton himself, but every other person who
gives his assent 10 the illegal acts of the lnw.hrcak
ers. They all stand before the country rs wilful
and malicious yloatOrs Of the law, and are rs much
criminals as any one can be who openly violates
It's provisions. The facts are beyond dispute
Armed bodies In every county where II Is necessary
To elect DcmOcuts in the face Of overwhelming
Republican majorities are openly IN the day time,
pnrading In bodies Of from 100 to 500, breaking up
by violence Republican meetings. maltrenting ciii
zens, and bringing disgrace upon themselves and
category OF the meancst aud most detcstRble crimi
nals. Hampton, amer all his promises Of protec
tOn to citizens In fair elections is not only look
Ing upon these Outragcs without word Of repro
batiOn. but countenRnccs them, sometimes by his
presence and sometimes by permitting the officers
OF his personal staf to tccOme participants. Right
on the borders OF our own peaceful State, almOS
within our hearing, these barbarOus acts are being
peTpetracd. so that we can almost hear the filthy
iaTROn of lemnUinc mOls
National Republican., 1878-10-29

THE charters of the national banks ex.
pire by law in 1893 Meanwhile no just
man will assume that any of their guaran-
teed privileges, rights, or immunities can be
interfered with. But the question can be
debated in the interim whether 1t will be
good policy to renew those charters, and the
probability is that applications for renewals
will be few and far between. A realization
of this probability will remove the discus
sion of their usefulness from the scope of
political discussion. A better way to ac-
complish this result, however, is to enact a
law this coming winter providing that in
due time, at tho expiration of their char
tiers, greenbacks shall be substituted for the
national bank currency. In this way the
Republican party can and will free itself
from an empty charge now being made
against 1t to the effect that It Is tied ire
yocably to that great modern bugaboo, the
money power.
National Republican., 1878-10-29
BURGLARIEs AND THEFTs.

The rapidly multiplying instances of bur-
Claries and robberies in this city, which in
dictate but little security to property, would
argue most decidedly that we are reaping of
CoHEN's sowing during the summer and fall
His teaching that where one man has more
than another of this worlds goods II is per-
fectly right to make a divide" at will and
upon the best available terms,'is being dem
onstrated practically. Scarcely night
passes now without successful burglaries and
thcfts being perpetrated upon our citizens.
This certainly indicates either an insufficient
or an inefficient police at the present time.
We are reluctant to believe that n police
which has been proverbial for its efficiency
has become suddenly inefficient, even under
a reduction OF pay, and hence we prefer to
believe that our police force is insufficient
for the proper protection Of property after
uightiall.
The burglaries and thcfts that now occur
are bold and successful. We seldom hear
Of the burglars being overtaken and cap
tured in the act neither are they detected
and punished and the property recovered
and restored to a desirable extent. This
may not be the fault of the police, but it is
the misfortune of those who pay taxes to
secure protection. Whether this unfOrtu-
nate condition of things comes of the late
reduction in the compensation of our night
guardians, or from the wicked teachings OF
dangerous men of the COHEN stripe, it is
difficult to dctermine but that this class Of
crime is rapidly on the increase is too evil
dent for the enjoyment of a sense of secur-
ity on the part of property-holders. 1t is to
be hoped that it may receive check before
it becomes the prominent feature of ouI
condition as city. 1t certainly needs look.
ing after.
National Republican., 1878-10-29
The Old Home OF the Grants.
TVancaburg NV \ rnuriar1


Not many Of those who are reading about Gen.
eral Grants triumphant tour through Europe are
aware of the act that Lewis County was at one time
the home OF the Grant family. and that they en-.
gagged successfully In the tanncry business In this
county. Such, however, is the fact, and many OF
our citizens were intimately acquainted with Jesse
the father, and Ulysses s., Samuel Simpson, and
Oryille, the three sons. The Fryer lanyard near
Esculapa Springs, In this county, was, somew here
about thirty years ngo the property Of Jesse Grant
and his son Simpson. They managed their lanyard
with much success and were very popular citizens
and neighbors. Judge lIolbrOOk, an old and PROM
lnent lawyer OF Nnnceburg, was an intimate friend
Of the Grants, and describes them as very genial
and clever men. After a residence Of several years
here tho family sold out and moved 10 Galcna ILL.,,
and our people, in a measure, lost sight Of them.
When the war broke out and General Grant was
becoming known all over the country many Of our
citizens did not at frst connect him with the same
family that formerly resided here, but he flashed
into notOriety so fast that inquiries were made and
1t was soon uscertained that he was the same man
who formerly visited his father near EsculGpn and
General Grant at the time lived with his faher.in.
law, Mr.. Dent near st. Louis. Those who knew
him here say he was then very quiet sort Of Il
man, talking but little, but very polite and agree.
able In peculiar way, No one every dreamed In
those days that the quiet man who frequently came
10 the county destined to be twice President OF
the United States and the eCOmmander.in.Ch Chief OF
tue American amy aud that he was destined to be
the guest Of kings and emporOrs.
A BLESSING to humanity Is what DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup can well be termed, for II has done more
good already than any other medicine.
National Republican., 1878-10-29
THE GEORGIA CAMPAIGN.

Seems to us we have heard 1t rumored that
one L. c. WADE had been put up by the Re.
publicans Of this district as candidate for
Congress. This man WADE used TO be con-
sidered by many people gentleman. Soon
after the war, however, he started out to make
a martyr of himself on tho altar of Republi.
canism. He has so far worked upon the feel
ings ofthe bloody shirt Radicals of the North as
TO secure one office after another till he has
now reached the Office Of Internal revenue col
lcctor for large portion Of this State. But he
has not been martyred enough yet. He now
proposes to be beaten for Congress on the Re-
publican ticket, to raise howl about intimi-
dayits made to order, and thereby secure some
position more lucrative than the one at pres
ent held by him. This individual is resi-
dent of the first district, but we suppose he
saw better opportunity for obtaining the
rewards of his martyrdom on the altar of
National Republican., 1878-10-29

with bloodshed, IN the conduct of political
campaigns in the Southern States, is no
longer abhorred even by tho deluded Libe-
rails Of ~ and 70, many of whom up to n
few months ago, the beginningof the pend
ing campaign, still believed in the efficacy
of Cancellation. They begin to understand
that they have been robbed, and their fur
ther intercourse with those who have robbed
them will not unlikely be inspired by re-
taliatory spirit If the President were to
say to-day to the blacks of the South PRO
tect yourselves, and the Government will
protect you," every law-abidingma man in the
country would sustain him with words Of
warmest approval