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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-05
philadelphia.

PmLApELrHIA, June 4.-Flour- Choice
grades in good request; low grades sell slow ;
western superine s. 10; mixed extra family
medium to fair 81 75a5 so; western extra family
good s. "6; Ohio family good S 80; do high
grades 80 37H; and other winter wheat
patents 50 00a6 50; Minnesota patent 50 rs.
Rye ~Flour-Steady at So 90. Wheat-Firm
and unchanged at05cal 10; No. 2 red elevator
81 119Sal Az choice amber 81 OK. Corn
In fair demand; rejected on trick 25aS5c; as
to condition; steamer S7aS0c; mixed and vel
low elevator 4OA4lc. oats-In fair demand;
mixed western ut SiaS4Hc; white western Sd
aS6Xc. Provisions Quiet and steady. Mess
Pork-Prime $40 10N. Hams-Smoked SKA
10c; picked 7kaSNc. Lard-W estern Ola
exc. Butter-Unsettled; creamery extra al
17a1SC; New York State and bradford coun.
ty, Pa, extra 15c: Western Reserve extra ia
l4c. EggS-Steady; western l3c. Cheese
Weak; creamery ut 7a7Kc. Petroleum
Weak; refined atSHc; crude 75Ec. Whisky
Steady; western 81 %.
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TRUSTEES SALE

W. J. W. cowDEN,, s . liz
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PrrrsHuRGH, June 4-PErRoLEuM-Quiet
crude 02Ao at Parker's for shipment; re.
fined SHo for Philadelphia delivery.
OIL CRY, June 4.-PETRoLEuM-Market
opened quiet at 1870, declined 10 72NC, al
which price 1t closed. Shipments 5000 bar,
rels, averaging 5000. Transactions 10000
barrels.
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CHICAGO, June 4.-Ths Drovers journal
reporta:
Hoes. Receipts 10000 head; shipments 500
head. Market opened steady; light $ O
principally choice; heavy - 60aS 70; mixed
packing $8 40a3 IS. Closed 6al0c lower.
0ATTLI-Receipts $500 head; shipments
1900 head. Market o shade better but no I'D.
vance tshippinga and export$4 40a6 co. butchen'
unimproVed cows $l76a4 90; steerS326Qa3 So;
bulls 81 60a2 90. Texans In heavy supply at
e 40aS so.
saEEP-Reccipts 1000 head; shipments 40
head. Good stock firm ! common not wanted.
Prices IS O0a4 80.
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New YoRx. June 4.-The package trade
continues fairly active and prices on cotton
and wooden goods very firm with an upward
tendency. Brown and bleached cottons are
In steadYdemand anda lightsupply. Medium
prints a little more active. Mems wear wool.
ems are in fair request, and shawls and skirts
more active. Foreign goods quiet.
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SUffEhEho Lost EneEJgy, Manly
-@8s71- VlgOF, Syphllla, or any
form Of disco. CItred At the old WESTERN
einnnfi. BY the only sure and Ioliable remedies.
No chnrge until cured. Call or write for free
adyioo. Charges low. Half rates 70 b
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HRW Many Apples did Adam aud Eve
Eats
Some say Eve 8 and Adam 9, . total Of
10 only, Now, We figure the thing out
differently. Eve $ and Adam s also.
Total lg.-Boaon Journal.
wethink the above figures arc entirely
wrong. ItEYe s and Adam SO, certainly
the total will be %. Scientific men, how,
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Mercantile Printing.

Our very large assortment Il fancy type,
together with our improved job pr sses, gives
us unsurpassed facilities for Trint'ng business
cards, circulars, letter hcads. hill heads,
checks, drafts, envelopes, &c.
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CIHCINSkrI, June 4.-Hoos-Quiet; com,
mon So 60aS 10; Lights 20a3 As packing 8 81
as 6Oi butchers s. 50aS B5. Receipts 2,S91
head, shipments CTS head.
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DIR. MOTIFS
FRENCH POWDERS

WIN cure Diseases oil the Kidney, Gravel, Gloet, and
heed, seminal Emission, Impotency caused byIndls-
cretlon In youth, ExcessesJ &c, Female Weakness or
Whites, scrotula, syphilis In all iu forms, and all
Blood and Skin Diseases speedily cured.
For saIe In Wheeling, West Virginia, by EDMUND
BOXING Ag't), Druggist, Odd FeloWB'HAl Price
@ 90 per box. Sent BY mall, secure from observation,
on recelpt Of price, nol6
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Book Printing.

With large fonts Of type, ranging in size
from Nonrareil to Plea, the most perfect book
press and a well appointed bindery, we have
facilities for this special class of work possessed
by few offices in the West
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TRUSTEE'S SANE

TRUSTEES SALE
By virtue Of 4 deed Of trust, made by +. L, Gehrlng
aud Kate 9ehHng, Ills wife, TO me rs trustee. dated
August SlSt, 1878, recorded In the office Of tho Clerk Of
the County Court Of Ohio County, West Virginia. 10
Deed Of Trust Book No. 0, page 206, / will on
SATURDAY, TIE 6ru DAY OF JULY, 1870,
Commencing At 10 O'clock a. NJ, sell ut the front door
d the Court House Of Ohio county, tho following de-
scftbed real estate: A piece or parcel Of land Tying
between Woods, formerly Lee, and Jacob, formerly
German, streets, IN the Sixth Ward Of the City Of
wheeling, bounded aud described Is follows: Begin.
ming At 4 stake marking the northeast corner OF lot
No. on the plat Of an addition to the City Of Wheel
ing, acknowledged for recoId by Beverly II. EOH, ex-
ecutOr Of John tOtI, deceased, on November 18th,
iS66, and recorded In Deed Book No. 81, page 65,
thence With the west line Of Woods street In a
s9uthetly, direction hiteen feet to 4 stake, thence at
right anglea with Woods street, and In 4 westerly d.
recti0n one hundred feet 10 Jacob street, thence with
Jacob street In 4 %nOTlheTly direction ditPen feet "a
the Ioulhwest corner VI lot No, s, adjoining the prem.
lies hereby Intended to 10 conveyed. thence with the
south line Of lot No. s one hundred feet 10 the be'
ginning.
The title is believed 10 DO perfect but | will convey
ONLY the utle Vested 10 me BY aid deed Of trust.
TERMS oP sA~LE;-One.thiId and more II the pur
chaser % .electA cash % day Of sale, the balance II
Two equal lnatallments NJ nix and twelve months
evidenced by negotiable notes bearing interest, ID,
ute 10 be retained until payment Is M de 10 full.
". J. W. coWDEN, solicitor. jSn2
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Poster Printing.

With the largest assortment Of woOd type
in the State and the best cylinder presses, we
can execute, at the shortest notice, any style
or size Of Poster, Programme, Hand.bill or
Dodger that may be desired.
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THE BEST MACHINERY.
Brief Printing.

Possessing large fonts Of new type and a fine
book pres, We can print briefs in a much
shorter time than Is required In offices with
less ample facilities.
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Financial and Commercial.
BY TELEGRAPH.


NEwYoRK, June 4.-MoxEY-Market active
a. 2a7 per cent, closing easy a 2ha3X perceAt.
ling Exchange Bankers bills steady at o. SIX.
Sight Exchange on New York 81 SOY.
GOYERNMRNTa-Ouiat
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Chinnen rntiln llnrhaf.

choice Western Reserve l2alSc; choice Cen.
tral Ohio s4al9Ss,, Linsesd oll.In good de-
mand ct &c, whlsky-Dull atsl0t.
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FRANCIS FITZGERALD,

FRANCIS FITZGERALD,
ttN BuRsETTsrowS, April IS, 1879.
EGYPTIAN LTvER PAD Co.-Geniemen: l have
been usipg one Of your LIVER PADS since the I'D Of
March. II has performed miracles nearly on rue. Ny
liver and kidneys were 10 4 bad conditions; | bad the
Itching piles and stOppage Of water, with SCiAtic Rheu.
mAtlsm, and was taking nil kinds Of trash. | sent for
q Liver Pad and quit taking all drugs. My system Is
all right nov, and my water Is clear rs crystal: before
II was thick aud muddy. l could not eat any; my
appetite Is good now. will give you a full statement
hereafter. lived tWenty-six years 10 Temperance
VILE, formerly; we send cut butter and eggs 70 Dor
lngt0n Bros, TblTty-uxth ward. I want 10 get one
hall dozen more PADS, II you write 4 note TO DorinS-
ton Bros, right away, so they eau get the Pads and
send them out on Friday.
lam your, respectfully,
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GLORY" TOBACCO.

/ would call the special attention Of the trade 10 the
AlOVe Justly celebrated Tobacco, which fguRranteo
l0pOstAS \ more delicious chew than any other Navy
Tobacco on the narket-none excepted. Having the
exclusive sale Of thee goods In this market, / am
nov prepared TO deliver them, at low figures, 10 the
following styles:
- ?-Oz. plugs 10 retail, 10 cents.
4-oL % cent?.
i6-Oz. 50 cents.
have them In small sample boxes Of about twelve
I0undS each, and every dealer should try one, and DO
convinced Of their merit
Nj. REILLY.
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C~lEcISSGr1, June 4.-Cotton-StrOng and
higher at 1Sc. Flour-Easier but notquotably
lower. Wheat-Ingood demand at full prices
reds. GOAL 10. Corn-steady with q good de;
market firm q s2aS5c. Rye-Tn good demand
at 67a57kc, BarlCy-Dull and nominal. Pork
Quiet bat firm ; Jobbing 5000. Lard-Quiet
but firm; current make 90 00a8 OK. Bulk
MeaS-Firm shoulders held at s. co. short
clear 81 rs. Bacon-Steady and In fair de,
mand at$l 12Ha5 lOa3 l2Sa6 So4637h. But;
ler@Qaieti fancy creamery quiet at'lsasOr
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FRIENDLY ADVICE
Ruptured Persons.

II should be patent TO every thinking person, and
especially those afflicted ones who have tried the va
TtOus cheap, or goods at cost establishments, that II 10
rs essentially necessary 10 have an appliance Buited 10
their particular form q Hernia aud accurately adjust
ed by one skilled In his profession, rs It Is that q frac.
tured limb requires u special kind Of splInt applied 81
the hands Of an experienced surgeon For these rea.
IONS we would advise you not 10 10 miSlcd by dealers
offering cheap and imperfect instruments al greatly
reduced rates, or at cost. Owing 10 their inability TO
give satisfaction they arc willing to part with them at
any price. But no matter how cheap It Is offered you,
II & comparatively worthlessIn your individual case,
and Just 70 much money thrown away. A learned
professor Of nedictnea and surgery, whilst leCtuhng on
Hernia before Medical college In Philadelphia, 4 short
tint ago, suggested the very great importance Of the
P~hySlciau accompanying the patient aud supeTintend.
Ing the adjustment Of the appliance. and advised,
full 10 recommend their patient to 4 person skilled In
the application OF such instruments. During the
course Of the lecture he exhibited various tTuEeS, aud
spoke Of their merits, and Of one particularly that he
had applied frequently with very Satisfactory results.
The exclusive agency for this truss has hetn given 70
dealer In TruSses, etc, Of No. 80 Filth avenue, Pitts.
burHh, Pa, will be pleased 10 explain Its advantages
10 al who may call on HIN.
Mr.. MCGUIRE has recently taken possession Of bis
new rooms, over McClintOCk'S Carpet store, and has
them elegantly furnished aud stocked with the most
approved patterns Of TruSSes, Ladies' and Gents
Braces, Abdominal and Pile SuppoLterst Silk and
Thread Elastic Stockings Knee Caps, Auklots, Belts,
SuypanSOries, DC, md will guarantee accurate adjust
ments In Nil cases. Private apartments for Ladies,
With an experienced Lady In attendance.
Office hours-DaIly, s A. NJ. tOS T. NJ; Sunday, 2
10 g T. N.
Examination free.
Price list, rules for measurement, u pamphlet de.
Acrbing the various forms Of Hernia and treatment
for 4 cure, mailed free on application. mySTTh4A
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THE
EGYPTIAN
FEVER and AGUE
aH. AND
LIVER PAD
CURES CATARRH.
CAaOrnERs, ONO, March a, 1872

cAEorMERS, ONO, March "a, 1872.
Liver Pads. ~
wore one all winter and like II ant-rate. 1 think
yustng Que or two more | will get well. IhaVe had
The CaiaErh for three year.. Since | commenced wear
Ing the Pad | am improving npidiy.
Houn truly, MOSES MILLER,
...N C~arotheU, Seneca Co., Ohio.
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Raltimore.

BALTIMORE, June 4.-Flour- Strong; west.
ern superfine s. 25aS rs; do extra 81 25a5 90;
do family S 25a5 IS. Wheat-wcStern firm
No. 9 Pennsylvania red 81 lSa1 l0K; No. 2
western winter red spot Il l5Xai l5A;
June 81 l5Aai 15Is; July $l14Kat 14H; Aug.
ust 81 loyal l04. COrn-Western quiet and
firm western mixed spot 4Ska4SRc; juno
43NaI3Hc uly 4SXa4SN August 449sa44Ac;
steamer 42C. 0ats-Quiet; western white 35a
$50; do mixed SSaS5c; Pennsylvania 35aS0C.
Ryc-Quiet ut 0OAGlc. Hay-Dull; primo to
choice Pennsylvania and Maryland $l2 90
ais 90 Provisions -Steady. Pork-McS
$40 70. Bulk M~eats-Loose shoulders $40;
clear rib sides 4Xc; packed 4Na5Hc. Bacon
Shoulders 4Ao; clear rib sides &c. Hams
0HallC. Lard-Relned In tierces &c. Butter
Slow; prime to choice western packed ia
lac. Egss-Quiet at l2al3c. Petroleum
Firm: Rio cargoes l1allhc. w~hisky-Dull
at$l 90,
Chicago.
CHICAGO, June 4.-Four-In good do.
mand at full prices. Wheat-Actiye, fair and
higher; No. 3 Chicago spring 81 OK cash;
00Hc July; 0tNa0iHc August; No 8 do S0kc;
rejected 6la8l4 COrn-Fairly active and d
shade higher at S5Xc cash; S51Sa3Gc June;
S6XaSGXc July; S7Xc August. 0ats-In
good demand and prices a shade higher at Sic
cash; 3l%c July; 29Hc August. Rye-Firm,
er al 59a59Hc. Barley-Steady and I'm.
changed. Pork Quiet and weak at 50 sc
eash % 67ha9 GQ4uly; $0G04a0 70 August
LApd-Ste9dy and fFmi S905 cash; S0G7H
June; $80T}<a8 10 July; 90 l1E Augnit
Bulk Meats-Firmer; shoulders So 90; 5llor(
rib II OK short clear q so. WhlsEy-Quiel
and unchanged at 81 03,
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Trains leaving Columbus nj A 4O p " aud A On.
Lun dally. Through Chicago exprtss leave CoITH,ht,..
st,a!yhs e5cept SUNDAY, at $40 r. w., with GlsepInT caS
E Ras,h arriving In Chicago at $50 next mornsInr.
nrfsi 6tSao 9 y secured In advance at Union Depot
hronn nh9 Palace Drawing Room Sleeping Car
sSn ~ without change from StebenvIllc AID GolTm.
Iosis 70 Cincinnati, Louisville, IndanRpoih and 81,
FOR through Tickets, Baggage Cheeks. slerpInv IN,
~ Inpo3su9ns, and my further Information. anpiT
y SHS' n. bElLEvtLLE, Ticket Agent 4 iP Pa5
r raeIat oR pepot, loot Of Eleventh street, or al CITY
NeAe'OmceI under Mcclure House, Wheeling.
d. W. CALDWELL.
NJ Gent Manager, COlambus, D,
v. L. 0'RRIEN,
mi, SeaI Pass. and Ticket Agent Columbus, O.
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SATURDAY The 28th DaY ofIune, 1879,

commencing at 10 o'clock a, NJ, the following
situated Ia Ohio county, West ViTrlnIS, on The
waters o. Short Creek, commencing All stake In the
Jacobs Line, thence Bouth Tlke east 10 G0-lO0 poles 10
a stake, thence south S6Ao, cast 60 poles TO / stake,
thsDse south $Sh', east Z 7?.l0o poles TO a stake,
thence south 81, west n 6S-lOJ poles to a stake,
thence south sSo west 70 96-l0O poles to a stone,
thenee south @6Eo west 10 6+-lO0 poles to 4 stake,
thence soath 2so, east II S4.lO0 poles to q stone,
thence south IA west g poles to b%uttCrnut tree,
thence north @o west 1888 c4-lO0 poles to 4 stump,
north Do, east u S6.l0O poles 10 the place Of begin.
Ming, containing 2A acres, one rood and three poles
more OF less, being the same property thSt james C.
PsAtSGn and Florence y. Pearson conveyed to WIN. Il.
Chapllne and Emily L. ChAplIne, by deed dated the
Soth q March, 1871, aud recorded In the Clerks office
Of said county In deed book No. IS, pages I6I and lG2.
and twelve month"; from date Of sale, the purchaser to
give hiS notes, bearing interest from date, for the de-
ierred payments, and 10 give 4 deed Of trust on the
property 70 secure their payment, Title Is believed
70 20 good, but selling rs trustee will only convey such
title Us Is vested In me,
my2GD4w J, D, EWING, Trustee.
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By virtue Of a deed Of trust made by ]. ". Chap
line and Emily R. ChaPlIue TO me, rs trustee, dated
The "a day. Of February, 1878, aud recorded In the Re-
corders office q Ohio county, West Virginia, In deed
o. trust po9k No.l3, pages 1858 aud S67, / will sell NJ
the front door Of the Court House Of ohio county,
West virginia nm
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Z. NJ, Bridgeport 500 p. M; arrives Al StsuhSpSiIIs"SS ~
0.lo :. mi leaves SteIbenVllle nj $40 A. nj, BIiivS.
Pen y.9oG mi arrives 81 BelIGiro al S.8 /, m.
tiekess And baggAge Cheeks To all principal points
Once In Bridgeport. "
F.R MYERR,
Henofal FaSAAngef and Ticket ArNnt
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SWEET SIXTEEN
Rural Happenings.

OPHIR, April 4, 1S79-Sprngn reality is upol
us; at least the granger thinks SO after follow
ing the pillow all day.
Mr.. Shcmpp's house in Homer had a very mar
row escape from fire last week. 4 defectiv,
chimney caused some sparks of fire to get be
tween the ceiling and the roof, burning u large
hole through the latter, The fire was cXtn
gushcd before any great damage was done by
the efficient tire brigade composed of Messrs
Kidd and Weygand.
The principal lyccum has adjourned until Sep
TENDER, when it will be again resumed. We
hope the members will then make Bylaws anC
stick to them or "bust"
In mentioning new buildings in my last, for
got the houses Of Mcssrs. Fitzgerald William
Whom and Samuel Grant.
Our Homer barber sustained a severe injury
lately 10y falling, but is recovering.
Miss Emma krausSc has been seriously i'll fOi
some days but under the care OF Dr. Everett i,
rapidly recovering.
All our schools are closed, and the "marms" arc
taking Il rest. However, some will persist in
making garden, Others in playing pool and some
croquct.
\ report was Currcnt here some time ago that
the clothing belonging To Robt Allison, which
was stolen at the time Mr.. WllScy's money was
taken, had been found secrecd in Mr.. Willscy's
barn under some hay thus throwing suspicion
on Mr. Ellison Mr. Wiscy, in recent CONVEX
Sation, told us the report was a lie, the whole
business, and that it had been gotten up by some
gossip-moncers by whom our part of the commit
nitu is blessed.
MIR Alex. Wallace is gay aud happy its a
boy
Miss Kate Beers has been the guest of Miss
Jessie Wylic for Il week past.
Mr. John Mitchell lost very fine horse recently
which he purchased in Chicago. The horse. he
claims, had been heavily druggcd for the mar
kct, and too much having been given, death en-
sued
our old pcdaSoguc Fcrrin has gone home to
Mt Carroll for the good of his health
Mr. Dana has taken another apprentice for y
years. Mother and child are doing we'll
great many of our middle aged friends are
getting ready to cmhar, in that frail craft, Mat
riSony.
Mr.. Charles Hook is erecting a new meat shop
in Homer. Who says Homer is going To die out
by lack of enterprise:
Ophir has how three rs good road commission
ers Il, can be found in the state.
At the school election in District No. :, Mr. c.
Zon was unanimously elected for three years
lie is the right man in the right place.
Joseph Garland, jr, has been visiting friends
in this vicinity.
All our young friends who have been attending
school at Gacsburg have returned, ooknd hale
and hearty.
Mr. AItken and wife have taken up their abode
on the farm recently yacatcdby Mr.. Cuthbertson,
Mrs Athens father
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professional CARDS.
AT TO r " e Y 8 &.

i W. lIItlGWI.Ii, Attorney and Counselor at Law.
IL. Notary Public. Rooms No. II. u aud - Opera
House FLOCK, OlL,Wa, III. ahl,.I
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asylum. Tic Ha,ckcyc, referring to the case
gives its sad, sad history as follows
People who recently saw an article in his pa
per entitled, Death Of an Angle Worm," anC
did not read beyond the heading, were not aware
that the article was The obituary Of the editor
aunt, who had Just left him all her money, and
that a. the article went to the printer it was head
ed Death Of an Aged Woman"
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CANADA TARTFF.-Thc Legislature of tho
"Dominion of Canada" has adopted Il new
tariff, which went into effect on the 10Th ult.
and which cannot fail to have an important
bearing on the trade between that country and
the United States and especially on the inter
cst- of western producers. For instance:
On brcad,tuiis formerly free, there is now Il
large duty, the more important items being
wheat Is cents a bushcl, wheat flour 30 cents
barrel Indian corn - cent. and oats 10
cents Il bushel. The exports of these articles
from the United States into the provinces of
Quebec, Ontario and Manitoba for the wear
ending June 3Oth, 1913, were: Wheat j,122
OOi bushels, value $1,000 SOS; wheat flour,
l22 $40 barrels, value 1S90jS Indian corn
1903 .S24 bushels, value S3,359000 oats 2,24S,-
Sl5 bushels, value $GS2, 1lG, The value of
total exports of breadstuhs foOts up to S12 253
35S, or more than II per cent. Of the total
exports from the United States into these
provinces, the latter total beng S295i9, G36
tWc are not aware how much Of this was re-
exported from Canada) 1t appears, therefore,
that ii is the farmers Of Canada who will re-
ceive the greatest benefit from the new tariff
Should the tariff on brcadstuiiS be prohibitory,
the market of these farmers should be in
creased to IN amount approXimating $4,000
900, and the effect of tits increase Will far
more than countcrbalance any temporary dis
advantage they may sustain by the increase
in price in consequence of the increase of duty
of manufactured articles consumed by them.
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lII.NIAN y COOK. Attorney, at law. once
VI Room. aud huulry Woods Block, Ottawa. Ia,
uuls. dvcsN
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HANGED AND BURNED.-A dispatch in thu
st. LOUIS RcpaJiicm gives the following &C
count of the hanging and burning of a Negro
at Fort Scott, Kansas, by Il mob on the 21tl
ult:
A Tuesday March 2ith) Bill Howard, ne
gro, who outraged Clara Pond, twelve year
old daughter of George Pond was discovered
in an old mine half Il mile distant from the
residence of Mr. Pond, and about six miles
from the city. After some parley, Howard
came forth and delivered himself up, being
promised ley his captors tina; he should receive
no bodily harm. About , O'Clock the party
arrived in town. and the prisoner was lodged
in ail. The excitement rose to fever heat, and
loud threats Of lynching were made the details
of the crime being the most shocking.
Last evening a crowd of people, numbering
fully 1000, accompanied by thirty masked
men, in solid line marched, with drawn re-
volvers in their hands, to the JAIL and, over
powering all resistance, tore the iron grating
from the window of Towards cell, and fOrci-
bly, took him out. \ rope was tied around his
neck, and. amid yclls and shouts, he was
dragged by hundred hands distance Of five
blocks, and hanged to a lamppoSt on the cor
ncr of the public square. The lnturlated mob,
whose anger and excitement had passed all
hounds after the body had hung about fifteen
minutes. on a shout of Burn him. burn him.
bcinr started. took it down and dragged it to
the square, and, IN spite OF the resistance and
objection of the less excited portion OF the
crowd, literally roasted and burned the body
in a fire of dry goods boxes and coal oil, amid
demonstrations that rivalled a pandemonium.
Most of the active participants are residents
of the country, and largely of the coal banks
in the vicinity.