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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-10
WASHINGTON, PA.
Died - Light Crops - Wool
Aping AbsalOm-The Prize
Sword Delivered.

THE new Washington market is pro-
nounced a success.
THE Reporter says that the local wool
market continues fiat. Efforts are
made i'm some quarters TO repudiate re-
cent purchases where delivery has not
been made.
WIN. THOMPSON, of Finleyville, who
was hurt by a runaway, on the 9th, died
from the effects OF his injuries, on Tues
dav afternoon. He was about forty
years OF age.
WILLIE. son of W. NJ. Morton, lad
of six wears, who is spending some time
with his grandfather, Canton township,
when riding under an apple tree, was
caught by the branches and pulled oil,
thereby breaking one OF the bones otthe
fore arm.
H.C. SLUsHER, of Amwell, finished
his harvest on Tuesday last the Sth, eX-
cept his oats which is not ready. His
rs acres OF wheat will not yield one-halt
what it did last year. The oats crop he
reports good in head, hut short straw.
Potatoes in this locality will be a very
light crop.
The elegant sword presented to the
best drilled company, by our enterpris-
ingtownsman, was forwarded to Waynes-
burg to-day. The scabbard bore the fol-
lowing inscription: Presented by II.
L. Seaman, jeweler, OF Washington,
Pa. TO the best drilled company, and
awarded by judges to the Waynesburg
Blues, Co. X, 10th Regiment, y. q. Pa,
Capt. J. VI. Kent, commanding, July 4,
$50"
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BELMONT COUNTY.
COurt-POlitical Afiairs-SaleS of
Real Estate -Fu9itiVes-A Can
didate for Penitentiary-Thc
Railroad Election.

ST. GAINESVILLE, O., July s

ST. GAINESVILLE, o., July ).
There was but little doing here on the
Glorious Fourth. The Sunday School
held picnic on the Fair Grounds,
which was not largely attended. The
day was hot and dusty, and most OF our
people preferred to stay at home and
endeavOr to keep cool.
The Republicans OF this county will
hold their primary meetings on next
Saturday To elect delegates to their Coun-
tv and Senatorial Conventions. This Is
an unusual proceeding, as neither con-
ventiOn has vet been called. The Gus
tomary way is to hold the primary meet
ings after the convention has been called
and about week before the latter.
This will afford fine opportunity for
the hungry and voracious candidates
10 buttOn-holc the delegates from now
until the day Of the convention.
The Democrats are taking 1t slow and
easy. and say they are in no hurry 10
nominate their ticket and open the
campaign. The fight will not become
hot until along in September. Gen.
Ewing appear to have the united and
hearty support OF all the Democrats,
and he will certainly received handsome
majority in this county. From present
appearances ! believe that two-thirds OF
the Greenbackers are Ewing men.
On last Saturday W. \. Gephart pur-
chased the Shouse building, in this
place. at Sherifrs sale for II 200. The
building includes dwelling and store
room. Mr.. Gephart is dealer in stoves
and tinware, and proposes 10 occupy the
building himself. Mr.. Shouse, the for
mer owner, has been making himself
scarce in this region for some time past.
On last Monday Mrs. VI. \. Lochary
bought the real estate OF VIM. lloge,
who made an assignment last spring.
This property formerly known as the
Vim. Meek farm contains los acres,
situated about two miles southeast OF
st. Clairsville. The price paid by the
purchaser was 5000.
On last Saturday the bastardy suit OF
Rachel Ferren against Jacob Albert,
from GAINESVILLE, was tried in the Court
here. Albert was convicted and sen
fenced to pay the plaintiff $3.50, and in
default OF payment 10 be committed 10
1all ullIll ne lOI htil bNtl. LUZ Nai4iN NlA'
iurv were out Mr.. Albert gently and
quietly withdrew-skipped out, as 1t
were-and hasn't been seen since. The
sheriff has an order Tor his arrest. Ii
Albert is prudent he will keep at a re-
spectacle distance from Belmont coun-
". o.,
Next Saturday an election will be held
here To vote on the question Of levying
a tax of $4,000 for building a railroad
from this place to the c., T. '. x W. X.
Il. There is a very bitter fight over the
proposition, growing ont OF the question
of gauge-some wanting TO make the
road narrow gauge and others prefer
ring the standard gauge. | would not
be surprised if the whole subject Is
voted down. The whole amount OF tax
able property in this place is 10000
The tax, $4,000, together with the In
terest on the bonds, will amount to
probably per cent. on the taxable
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River News.

The marks last night showed 8 feet 3
inches.
The Science is to-day's Parkersburg
packet.
The Heatherington and Thanhauser
are both resplendent in new coats OF
paint.
Captain Thomas Prince, yesterday,
sold the towbOat Coal Bluff to Captain
Cole. The consideration paid was
-. 800 in cash.
The little steamer Newsletter will be
ready for business by next Sunday. She
is to carry the Neirs-Lcftsr to down the
river readers. She is a steam propeller.
There is a movement on foot TO make
wharfage free at Jacksonville.
The Florence Meyer is still in the
Wheeling and Cincinnati trade, in place
of the It. Lawrence.
The packets on the Muskingum are
handling more freight now, says the
McConnellsvile Herald, than since or
even during the war.
The Joseph WarnC, from Red river,
having i'm tow four empty square barges
and the little steamer Wildboy, passed
Cincinnati, on Sunday, coming this
way. She was unable to get over Four
Mile, and returned to Fulton, where she
was laid up TO await water.
The Cincinnati Marine Journal init
mates that cities and towns along the
river have no right to collect wharfage,
because the marine laws OF the United
States designate that all steamboats, and
vessels shall enjoy the river commerce
of the country without being taxed
therefor.
The Pittshurg Dispatch gives the coal
shipments in July and August for the
past ten wears, as follows.
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THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings i'm the
Different judicial Bodies.

SUPREME COURT JUDGES GREEN, HAY
MoND, MOORE, AND JOHNSON.
This Court met Yesterday, pursuant
To adjournment last week, and trans
acted the following business:
+. w. Maddy vs. b. f. Ballard ct al,
Monroe county. Petition for appeal
and supersedeas refused.
State vs.. A. w. Rollins, Mason county.
Petition for writ OF error refused.
NJ, NeaSe ct al. vs.. J. Capchart, eX'r,
ct al, from Mason county. Opinion by
Johnson; decree Of Circuit Court al
tirmed.
Oliver Gorrcll VS.. Vim. f.. Bier, from
Peasants county. Opinion by Moore;
Judgment Of Circuit Court affirmed.
ID. Boughner VS.. the town OF Clarks-
burg, from Harrison county. Opinion
by Moore; decree of Circuit Court dis
solving injunction reversed and cause
remanded.
Hall d Smith VS.. Bank of Virginia,
and Il. +. Remick vs.. ). {. LudingtOn,
ct al; petitions to rehear these cases.
which were decided at former term Of
court, were refused. Opinion by Hay
mCnd.
James 4. Boggs VS.. Mary Mccoy ct
al, from Roane county; decree OF Cir
cult Court reversed and cause remanded.
Opinion by Green.
l.. 4. Clevenger VS.. Davis Il Dawson,
from ROane county; opinion by Green.
Decree OF Circuit Court reversed and
cause remanded.
State of West Virginia vs.. b. Il O. L.
Il. Company, from Mineral county;
opinion by Green. Judgment OF Cir
cult Court reversed and cause remanded
for new trial.
The court ordered the printing OF the
nth volume Of w. Va. Reports.
Adjourned until the first day of the
next term, which begins at Charlestown,
jefferson county, on August 9th.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
Court met at 10 o'clock and transacted
the following business:
l.. o. Smith, admir-, vs.. Theodocla
/ McGinnis, in chancery; decree entered
confirming sale Of real estate
George X. Tingle, admir- OF estate OF
T.. Marling, vs.. John Robrecht, IN as
>umpSit, decree entered confirming sale
OF real estate.
Johu McCluskey and wife ". Busby
and Little, in chancery with injunction;
decree entered dissolving injunction and
dismissing bill for want OF equity.
Chris. Hess VS.. VIM. Phillips, in debt;
Judgment entered in favor of plaintiff
Tor $50. Motion by defendant for new
trial Overruled.
Samuel 4. Cockayne, executor, VS..
Henry c. Taylor, ct al, in assumpsit;
order entered and case continued.
Adjourned to court in course.
POLICE CoURT--JUDGE CRANMER.
For drunkenness, Alexander Baliau-
TYNE paid a fine OF - and costs.
Frank McAdams, for aSSauIting John
Frieze, was sent up in default Of $50 and
costs.
Hamilton Billingslea, for stealing bar.
Der tools. was committed in default OF
| so and costs.
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Not q Reverage.

''They are not 4 beverage, but a
medicine, with curative properties OF
tine highest degree, containing no poiS-
onous drugs. They do not tear down
an already dehiliated system, but build
il up. One bottle contains more hops,
that is, more real hop strength, than a
barrel of ordinary beer. Every druggist
in Rochester sells them, and the physi-
clans prescribe them. Rochester Eren-
iaq Express on Hop BiherS. For sale by
Laughlin Bros. * Co., Wheeling.
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property of St. Clairsville. How high

property of st. Clairsville. How high
is that?
DIR. David Johnston, son OF Rev. j. b.
Johnston, is visiting his fathers family
in this place. DR.. Johnston is a drug
gist at Mansfield, Ohio.
The Jury in the case OF Mrs. Burch-
ard vs.. Davis & Starbuck, decided TO
disagree. The plaintiffs husband was
killed in the defendants mill at Barnes
vile. and she sued the proprietors for
$4,000 damages.
VIM. Humes, the young bully, who
assaulted and beat young lady named
Neff. near Quincy, last spring, is being
tried in Court here to-day. The iLdica-
tons are that he will be convicted:
Humes is a desperate character and
ought to be sent to the penitentiary on
general principles.
Mrs. Elizabeth Evans, an aged lady
of this place, died on last Friday at the
age OF 81 years. -
The Common Pleas Court will close
its present term the last OF this week.
Judge Okey begins n term at Woods
field on next Monday. The next term
here will not be held until late next fall.
This will give our lawyers a long vaca-
ton.
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BELLAIRE.
Picnic-InstallatiOn and supper
Lecture by II Catholic Con-
Street Railway Change
ROwdy from Wheel

ing.
Quite number OF Bellairo'S "braye
men and fair women eXCurted by wag-
on 10 a grove six miles west OF Fridge
port Yesterday, for the purpose OF pass
ING day i'm the woods.
The installation OF officers and supper
given by the Odd Fellows, at Central
Hall, on Tuesday evening, was largely
attended. The number of guests pres
ent was estimated at 800. The hail,
though well ventilated, was exceeding
w warm, on account of which many
person were forced to leave sooner than
they anticipated.
MIR. John r. Gov, of the Bellaire
Lsad.r, a few days since, without any
solicitation, was regppOinted Deputy
State Oil Inspector for this district, by
Mr.. Ilillman, the newly appointed State
Inspector. Mr.. Cow has proven him.
self very efficient public servant.
Rev. Egbcrt +. CleaveS; Why he be-
came a Charlottesville. Cleaves, who has
been until lately Il minister OF the
Episcopal Church, will lecture this
evening in Bellaire, stating his reasons
for renouncing EpiscopalianSm and
Joining the Catholic Church. Mr..
CleaveS is q man OF marked ability, a
fluent speaker, and one who does not
indulge in abuse or wilul miSrepresen-
tationS of his former CD-TellgiOnlSts. tie
gave series of lectures in Columbus
his homel last spring, the aim oil which
was To produce religious unity. lie de
clared that his study on this subject
brought him into the Catholic fold.
Arthur Likes, a printer formerly en-
ploved i'm the office OF the dciunct Cdg
Commercial, published in this city by
Miss Mary Hoover, Is foreman OF the
Territorial printing office at Santa .Fe,
New Mexico.
Additional switches are to be laid in
the street railway, 10 enable the caus TO
be- run at seven minutes intervals, to
connect with the Wheeling cars. Work
will be- commenced Immediately.
Mrs. Annie Cowen, Of this city, Is Wis
itiug her sister, Mrs. James McGregor,
near Martius5urg. W. Va.
4 Young man from Wheeling, whose
name was said TO bee llOwley, made an
exhibition of himself in the street cars
here Monday afternoon by perSiSting in
smoking. He paid no attention to the
polite request Of the driver and OF SUI
perintendent BippuS To- stop, until Mr..
Bippus declared his intention OF stop
ping the ear and putting him off. At
the ferry he abused Mr.. Bippus at a
great rate. declaring that he would not
Dee put OFT of a car 10y any Dutchman.
We hope Wheeling has not many such
roughS.
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Alpine Snow Cake.

Take the whites of eleven eggs beaten
stiff; then beat int tine e,ss one and 4
hall tcacupiuls white cotie" sugar, add
the Juice of one lemon, two teaspoon
fuls extract Of bitter almon; stir gently
into this one and hall teapcupiulS Of
flour, having one measure Banner
Baking Powder mixed thoroughly IN the
dry flour; make an icing, and spread
over the top when baked. This makes
an elegant cake, and is economical when
pOLsS are cheap
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Again Defeated.

alas. poor Yorick" SCOTS nine
inyincibles again came To grief at the
hands OF a Waynesburg club. Scotts
Red legs went to that place full OF hope
and skill, but came back yesterday with
one more victory scored on the wrong
side of the account. Thirteen TO ten
was the score, but as Scott made two
runs i'm those ten, he was reasonably
happy. Last year the Waynesburgers
defeated the Reds on the Fair Ground
bv score OF 81 to Is, and the latter hoped
to retrieve their fallen fortunes, but the
goddess refused to be wooed and declin-
ed smile on her Wheeling friends. But
if short Of laurclS, the Reds can
count up numberless hearts that yielded
to beauty, the like OF which Waynes-
burg cannot show.
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Thermometer Recor

Persons isariRy The city for he summer
can hare the REGISTER mpit'd 10 them,
postpaid, for Is c,ats per- month. >tbserb-
srs changing their locations from time 10
tine raH hare tie directions Of thar pdpsrS
cLoagsd Jy snd1,g postal card 10 this office.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-10

Trims leaving Columbus nc $40 p. ". and b.,o
ruu daily. Through CHICAGO Express,
y..r,- event sunday. 40 $50 q. ", arriving m
Cbiil.n at 7.gn next morning bcr,hS can De- Sc
c,Ir,.i i'm advance at Union Depot ticket Ou'ee'
Columbus ,...,
,,i,Euur change from ~tyghguyiNC and column.
Ius tn Cincinnati. Louisville, indianapolis ana
81 LUuI-. -,-s..
- srrnmm01lfiouS. &c apply % Joseph VI.
R.r1.yirIe. Ticket AGENT az Panhandle Depot,
F,,t az Eleventh street. or at city Ticket Once,
1luI.r Mcclure House. Wheeling,
D N Caldwell. General Manager, columbus,
p.- " Felfnn ir General superintendent
Piff.bur.l Pa. ". l.. o. Brien, General faSSen-
w. and Ticket Agent. Columbus, %. noll
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wErBOUSD TRAINS

NJ 10 on saturday night, has no connection
for Chicago or SauduSSy.
Pullman Palace, Drawing Room and Sleeping
Car, ON all night Trains
close connections are made Tor All points
g.,rtb sof southwest North and Northwest,
making mi, dpsirlble route for colOniSJs anu
persons moving % the great West, and 20 whom
Particular attention is given. 80
No o. stops al all stations between Nheehhs
and Grafton.
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Reward

4 liberal reward will be paid any per-
son returning to State Library Vols. ]
and . Minors Institutes. They were
taken from the Library without my
knowledge or consent.
T.. L. WooD,
STATE Librarian.
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WUEEIING, PITTsBURG AND BALIIMOk
DIVISION

Leave Wheeling. A. n. lou r ~
Triadelphia Accommodation.
Leave " necllilg ~ ~ - Wv - -
Ticket, 10 all principal points on sale At depot
Office open 10 an hours during the lay. -
informant m % the travelling public cheeriuIy
given ". VI. CLEMENTS, N. OF l.
X. r. DEVERlE.S General Agent, Wheeling.
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Office.

All persons having in their posses
sion books belonging to the State
Library will please return the same I'M
mediately. +. l.. WOOD
.Sdfs Librarian.
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lBy Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, July 9.-Riyer II inche
and stationary. Weather cloudy: ligh
rain this evening.

PITTSBURGH, July 9.-River | inches
and stationary. Weather cloudy: light
rain this evening.
CArRo, July ARRIVED Dcsmet,
It. Louis; Mary Houston, New or
leans; Tidal Wave, Cincinnati. Depart
ed-Dcsmet, Paducah; Tidal Wave, st.
Louis. River IL feet 10 inches and fall
ing. Weather fair; thermometer %.
LOUISVILLE, July 9.-Rivcr on a stand
with feet / inches in the canal.
Weather warm. Lee has not arrived
Golden Rule passed mp.
New ORLEANS, July 9.-Arrived-J.
Gilmore and bargcs, Belle Of Shrcve-
port. Departcd-Bcile Of Shreveport,
st. Louis. Weather clear; thermometer
30.
NicKSBURG, July 9.-Weather clear;
thermometer ~. River rose & inches.
Up-City OF Greenville. No boats
down.
MEMPHIS, July9.-Riyer fell II inches.
Arrived-City OF Helena, Nicksburg.
Dcparted-John \. Scudder, 1t. Louis.
Weather clear and warm.
NASHVILLE, July 9.-River falling
with - inches on the shoals.
CINcGNNATI, July 9.-River feet and
rising. Weather fair and hot.
EVANSVILLE, July 9. - Arrived
Fashion. Departed - Silver Cloud,
Cairo. Weather clear and hot. River
feet
ST Louis, July 9.-Arrived-Joe Kin
ncy, Portsmouth; Kate Kinney, Kan
sas City. Disqualification Eagle,
Kcokuk: Josie and barges, 1t. Paul
City OF Nicksburg, Nicksburg; James
Howard, New Orleans; Kate Kinney,
Kansas City; Joe Kinney, Kansas City.
River icll u inches, with il feet 6 inches
on the guagc. Weather clear and hot;
Thermometer 9S; the hottest day Of the
season.
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Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & ST. Louis

RAUwAY-PAN-HAND ROUTE
Time table for East and West April :, lSlg.
Trains leave n-Haudle Depot loot oil EleNehh
street near public landing daily, except sun
day as follows.
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East Liberty.

EAST LIBERTY. July 9.-Caitle-Re-
CENTS to-drv go head Of through and
46S Tor sale here; total for two days
loss head Of through and LIZA head Of
local. The supply is good with active
market and good demand; all sold out
but one load common, and an advance
Of full quarter over this day week
AGO: best y OOG5 20; fair to good - 30
al 30; common 3 SO1d4 90.
Hogs-Receipts to-day $50 head; total
for two DAYS go; Workers 3 SjIG4 %;
Philadelphias - 1904 ~.
Sheep-Receipts to-day 200 head /;
total for two days 1000, selling at - %
IA %.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-10

WALL Paper and Borders OF the best
designs, choicest colOrs, to please the
taste of everybody, at prices to suit
everyone in want OF goods of this kind,
Harbour 4 Dittman, 1869 Main street.
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Cincinnati.
Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, July 9.-Cotton-Dull
at l2c. Flour-StrOnger; family a I5(a
) 75. Wheat-Actiye, firm and higher
new 95c(dSl Of: receipts $4,000 BUSH
els: shipments $1,000 bushels. Corn
Stronger at SSl@S9c. Oats-ln fair de-
mand at full prices at $40 Soc. Rye
In good demand and a shade higher a:
5SG5 SOC. Barley - Nominally UNI
changed Pork-Quict but firm at
SO 25Gl0 so. Lard-Strongcr; current
make IS OO(G6 o.. Bulk Meats-Strong-
er and in improved demand; shoulders
50 80; short rib 81 10 cash; ~ l2t sell
Ter September; short clear - 10. Bacon
In good demand at - S7!@j S7!@
5 4Otd5 -. Whisky-Dull at 81 o..
Butter-Steady and unchanged. Lin
seed Oil-Steady at 65c.
Milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE, July 9.-Flour quiet
and nominal. Wheat-Firm; opened
and advanced l:c and closed strong;
No. l Milwaukee hard 81 0S; No. >
Milwaukee 9jc; seller July II Or; seller
August 81 OF seller September II OF :,
No. ; do. soc: No 4, S3c; rejected 76lc.
CONFIRM and higher: No. >. SHE.
Oats-In good demand and scarce ut
33Ic. Rye-Higher and scarce; No. |
53c. Barley-Nominal and unchanged ;
No. , spring G7c. Provisions-Quict
and firm. Mess Pork-Quict nj ~ -
cash. Lard-Primc steam ~ 10.
Toleda.
TOLEDO, July 9.-Whcat-Strong; am
Der, Michigan and seller July held at
81 0S; No. > red winter seller July,
81 OH; seller August and seller Sep
TENDER 81 05; western amber seller
August - %; new No. 3 red - o..
steady; high mixed SOLE; No,
spot and seller July 3oc. Oats-Quiet;
No. . held at SIC, So bid; seller Au-
gust 3G!c.
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1ubrelin9 Register
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Advertisements.

Fluting Machines -Nesbitt Il Bro.
Cash Dividend-Gcrman Fire lnsur-
ance Company.
Buggics and Carriages Received.
W. Ferrel, Agent
Notice 10 Water Consumers.
To Contractors Wheeling Butchers
Association.
Grand Concert-Siebke'g Sky Parlor.
Thermometer Record.
As taken at Schnepi's Opera House
drug store;
WEDNESDAY.
l2N SEN. Up. VI.
W SO -.
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New York.

New YORK, July 9.-Beeves-Re-
ceipts for two days $50 head. Market
firm and fairly active at an advance OF
about 81 per head. Some 30 cars Of
Texas and Cherokee cattle sold at 7iC9
Sic, and common to strictly prime ma
tive steers SCGl0c; extra selections 100
lOIc; general sales at S}G9ic for natives.
Exporters used 500 fat steers at ct "a lOc.
Shipments since Monday $50 head alive
and APO quarters beef.
Sheep-Receipts 1900 head for two
DAYS. Market strong with an upward
tendency for lambs; sheep - OVa5 W
per 100 lbs. for poor to prime, with
car load OF choice l20 average at - 10 ;
lambs, s. 81 per 100 lbs, with choice
Jersey stock at 8 25Cd7 80. Shipments
Yesterday and to-day lS5 head live
sheep and 500 carcasses of mutton.
H0gs-Receipts for two days 300
head. None for sale alive for the last
three days.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, July 9.-The Drouers Jour
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COLORADO.
HEALTHY, ATTRACTIVE.

Colorado j. the great Sauitarium and Pleasure
Resort Of America. IL N elevated above tie IN
huences Of mEma The atmosphere j. pure,
tonic and cNhilcratiug. IT, mineral springs are
numerous, AMI possess various remedial quail
ties It, wealth IN gold and silver il marvellous.
The grandeur extent aud variety 81 ~ scenic at
fractions are without parallel. The pleasure
seeker. looking for mere physical enjoyment; the
scientist seeking studies in nature. the artist,
for lofty inspiration from wonderful natural
architecture and the invalid who needs rest,
mineral water aud inyigUmtmg atmosphere,
should 20 tO Colorado. The climate Of Colorado
is peculiarly ciiIcaciOus IN amcliomting and cur
ing pulmonary diseases, A. thousands Of living
witnesses who went Ia Colombo feeble having
become robust and healthy, can testify. Asthma
Is cured los a residence In Colorado: while dys-
pepsiE. debility aud ailments cAnse-i Dy over.
work and anxiety, are eudicatrd The teInpcra-
ture In Colorado during winter months i egua.
BILE. mild and CspcC.J.iy adapted % the needs u
invalids The Kausi- Pacific Railway l. the only
line running through car "a DENY T. aud the
suly line by which Denver can be reached
through kansas without a change 81 cars andeK
change Of ticket: and H. superb equipment In
Pullman sleeping and Drawing Room Palaces
IcgatIt dav coaches and 81 new steel nails rend-
en- In the fvOritc route for tourists and invalids.
BY addressing =. y. Groat, Gen'l Pass. Agty you
an obtain publications and map full 81 infOr-
nation about kansas and Colombo. when you
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