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RemembelFriends. Remember,

That DR.. Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry
has proven itself TO be positive cure fol
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis and all
lung diseases. It has saved the lives Of
many even afterthe doctors hadsaid there
was no hope. Every one declares thst II
goes to the "right spot, soothing and heal.
ing as II by magic all soreness Of throat
and lungs. Asingle dose taken at bed
time viii gently warm the blood, cause re-
freshing slumber, and by morning an
ordinary cough or cold win be gone. None
genuine without signature Of Sanford &
Park. Large pint bottles 81 90. Keep q
bottle always on hand, 1t will ave you
many q doctor bill. Be sure you have
your druggist get the genuine for you.
West G Gilmore, Agents for Bridgeport.
Logan, List & Co., and Laughlin Bros.
& Go. sell the genuine at wholesale and
retail. p3W
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THE WHEELING DAILY RTELLIGENCER FRfDAY MORNING, APRIL 3 1850
GOOD Hoalth Makes tne Eartha Heaven.

Good Health Makes the Eartha Heaven,
Remember that DR.. Guysctts Yellow
Dock and sarsaparilla has proven itself q
be the best blood purifier ever discovered,
and Is q positive cure for scroiula and oil
syphilitic disorders, Weakness Of the
Kidneys, all Nervous disorders and De
bility, all Urinary and Digestive troubles,
etc. Price Of large quart bottles with full
directions, 81 90. A single bottle will
prove to you It's merits as a health.renewer,
for 1t acts like q charm, relieving both
physical and mental distress, driving out
ofthe human system the many Ills that
flesh and blood Is heir to, and restoring the
natural vigor to both mind and body, e1-
hausted BY disease and suffering. Itmakes
the old feelyoung and buoyant. It makes
the young. teel gay. =
West & Gilmore, Agents for Bridgeport.
Logan, List & Co., Laughlin Bros, &C.,,
Wholesale agents. p4w
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.GLn GtttelIdQtaer.

The Thundercr and the Monroe Doctrine
The London Times publishesthe follow
ing editorial on the Panama canal:
1.-THE Isthmus is heavier tax on the in.
dustry OF mankind than is either war OF
famine. A few miles Of oozy quagmire
and jungle, breeding pains and .teyers,
and serving lazy negroes for q squatting
ground, impress their mark on every bale
Of goods between the Old and alarge part
Of the New World. The engineers, head.
led by NJ. De Lesseps, have planted the
STANDARD OF rebellion against this incon-
~yenient geographical fact. Inthese times
OF stagnation De Lesseps might have
failed, but he has relieved himself OF half
the responsibility by shifting the burden
Of assent on the United States, out Of
weapon TO subdue them to his purpose.
De Lesseps offers to the world a boon
greater than the Suez canal. lit be re-
jected In the form he proposes, he will be
able TO argue that 1t Is because Of Ameri-
can jealousy. Most patriotic Americans
must feel that his country cannot Withhold
on selfish grounds from the rest OF the
world and from themselves the benefit
promised by q stranger without assuming
the liability In his stead. Intheview oimost
American citizens, that the Monroe doc
trine Is q law Of nature, 1t Is now pro-
pounded that by the Monroe doctrine
q canal through the Isthmus Of
Panama, or Nicaragua, or any other 18TH
mus which shortens the distance between
the American continent and Europe, Is
virtually part OF the coast line Of the Uni
ted States. Great Britain may congrutu-
late herself that the Caledonian canal is
already dug, for 1t might otherwise give
rise TO international complications.
1.-THE Monroe doctrine, even in its most
restricted shape, was never admitted into
the law Of nations. It's present application
Is q claim to an indefinite suzerainty, from
Mexlcoto Patagonia, though throughout
this vast region the Government OF Wash
ington exercises no power and acknowl-
edges no duty TO the populations which
inhabit 1t. Europe could not recognize 80
gratuitous a demand. An interoceanic
canal would for every practical purpose
form as much or as little q part oil the Eu-
ropean as OF the United States coast line;
but, while Europe cannot concede the
bare principle asserted by the President
or committee, there Is no objection to the
United States acquiring all the power It
wants by subscribing the necessary capt.
tai, all that Europe wants is that the black
earth which the world regards as it might
a sunken ship in the Midway or the Loire
should be cleared away. That the United
States by furnishing the money, should
obtain q special right to watch over the
safety and ~peaceable use Of the new chan
mel, is what Europe, and particularly
Great Britain, most desires, but the world
is entitled to ask the United States to
make up Its mind tolet NJ. De Lesseps do
the thing himself, with the at
his command, or to charge themselves
with the task.
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A Picture OF MIS-. Ienhs.

Ina recent visit to the Capitol, says the
Washington correspondent Of tie Boston
Herald, my attention was directed to q
lady whose name was first brought before
the public in connection with affairs in
Louisiana. l mean Mrs. Agnes jerks,
the wife Of Captain jerks, who commands,
I understand, q coast steamer. She Is O
woman you would turn and look at in q
crowd. Not that there Ia anything in her
manner TO mark her as different from
others, but because her appearance is dis
tinctiye, She Is tall and slender, her face
Ia oval and excessively pallld, her nose
long and straight, with delicately.cut sen.
siiye nostrils, which contract and expand
with each breath. The chin Is curved and
her mouth very small. Her lips 7 full
and rarely closed, but half cnrled as II
they expressed contempt. This gives a
naughty look and an else sphinx.li Ike coun-
tenance. Her eyes, ali they make one
vince. They are OF steel blue, cold, clear,
unHinching, merciless eyes. They are
screened by dark laahes, and she glances
over one in q way calculated TO conquer.
remember seeing her first ayear ago, and
I was so fascinated by her face that l tol,
got propriety and was gazing intently upon
her, thinking how high bred her features,
wondering as to her past, and theorizlng
as to what strange accident bad made lie
turn so for her. When suddenly 1 found
my stare returned with pitless severity,
and although nay thoughts were only OIL
the most kindly, I felt as II detected in
some guilty act. She dresses with great
care and simplicity, and avoids glarinp
colors. Her hair, which Is OF light brown
is braided and confined by an arrow a
the back OF her head. Her hands are the
most patrician / ever saw, long, slender
and white. She eschews jewelry, and i'm
presses the oauspl observer as 4 woman
whose natural graces and refinement o.
feeling, whose ability and mental clear
mess have been by some strange eomhina,
ton OF circumstances not Of her own
making turned into . channel very diier
emit from that originally Intended.
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Tnrpe Women ln court.

Detroit tree RES.
There was q jury trial in Justice alley
the other day, in which nearly a dozen
people living in the western suburbs were
mixed up as plaintiffs, defendants and
witnesses. It appeared that Mrs. Blank
borrowed a wash-tub Of Mrs. Brown, and
while in possession of the borrower a COW
knocked the bottom out. After a neigh.
|borhood quarrel suit was brought to re.
cover the amount. Mr.. Blank thereupon
put in as an offset that she had nursed
the plaintiff for three days aud received
no pay. "Nursed mel" echoed the de.
PENDANT, "why she did nothing while she
was there but hog down custard pie
and tattle about the neighbors." "Cus.
tard piel and who lent you the sugar and
eggs and lard to make Ill" shrieked the
other. His Honor put his foot down and
patched up o temporary truce and the
plaintiff took the stand to testify about
lending the tub and what it was worth.
She established the value at rs cents, and
here the defendant boiled over and ex-
claimed: "Seventy.fve centsl Why, both
ears and the top hoop were off It was
the only tub she has had since. her mar.
riage, and that was ten years ago." "And
I've had to lend 1t 10 you every Tuesday
all that time!" retorted the plaintiff.
His Honor. secured silence in the Court,
and the defendant then swore that her
services as nurse were worth at least g.
"What allied the plaintitf?n asked the law.
yer. swell, | don't known as l ought to
say that her husband struck her WITH
"Don't you dare say that" interrupted the
plaintiff; "you know that l fell down the
cellar stairsi II my husband hit me on
the head with q meat platter, as yours did,
p-w object2" exclaimed both law.
yers in chorus. $50 do wei" added both
females in a breath. His Honor pounded
the desk until everything ratified, and
then q witness was put on the stand to ties
tify that she saw the tub whenit was lent
and again when II had been damaged
She had scarcely got started when the de.
PENDENT, whose witness she was, called
out: "You are not swearing as you agreed
TOP "Ahl hal ! make a note OF thatl'
chuckled one OF the lawyers. "foul
Honor, Iobject," added the other. "Ant
II wouldn't believe the witness undel
oath!" put in the defendant. "Who want
you TOT" squeaked the witnessi "if
couldn't come into Court with anything
better than o calico dress and q l0-cen
lace collar /. wouldn't hold my nose 81
hight" 'This is too much-ten times tot
much, and ! want this Court room clearet
right out!" said His Honor, and he turnet
the crowd into the alley.
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Do. Edmands 10y Do PreaIdent.

AMuno nay ne freaiaent.
New Yort Sun.
Political matters somstmes take sudden
and singular turns. Senator Edmunds, Of
Vermont, has been spoken Of generally,
heretofore, asa man fully competent to
make g good President, but without suti-
cient support to make him q formidable
candidate.
To-day we believe he'll the strongest
man in the Republican party-stronger
than Conkling, Cameron, Sherman, or
Blaine. Nj. Blaine has . great deal more
personal popularity, but at the same time
he is more vulnerable.
Almost the only thing to be said against
Mr.. Edmunds Is his part in the Electoral
Commission.
But then what candidate can the Re-
publicans put in the field against whom
some objection does not lie?
We should not be greatly surprised to
see Nj. Edmunds nominated, and elected
President Of the United States.
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New York.

New YoRx, April Lection quiet and
steady at 13a13Nc; futures easy. Flour dull
and heavy; superfne western and State
81 50a4 IS; common to good 81 90a5 80; good
to choice S. 35a7 80; white wheat extra IS so
as so; extra Ohio IS 6oa7 25; 81. Louis IS 50a
II 50; Minnesota patent process. So 76as IS.
Wheat heavy: ungraded red winter 81 36a
1 36K; mgraded white 81 281a1 80; No. /
do 81 327lal 83k; No. 2 red April 81 S7a
1 3sk; May 81 35Ea1 SIX; June 81 $50
1 8iH. Corn, ungraded 6Sa59Kc; No. 2, 64a
6iHc; No. 2 old 54ka54hc;No. 2white6exa
SIC; No. 2 May 4eNa5oc. Oats quiet; west
ern mixed S9a4lc; white western 42a46c.
Whisky nominal atsl 10.
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%PmuApEIrHIA, April l. Flour very stag
nant; Minnesota extra choice % 25; choict
50 40; Ohio, good SO 22k winter and sprinl
wheat patents 81 COAT Is. Rye -four dull q
81 76ai SIX. Wheat dull; western rejected
81 25a1 81; white Michigan, depot, 81 IS
No. 2 red, elevator, 81 S6h; No. 2 red April
81 S5X bid, 81 SEX asked; May 81 IS bid
81 S5X asked; June 81 80 bid, 81 SSH asked
western rejected 6Sa53H; sail mixed Apr
62Xo bid, 62Kc asked; May 49Hc bid, 49I<,
asked; June 495Sc bid, 1910 asked. Oats IN
settled; western mixed 4Oc; No. 5 white Ali
4sc. Whisky steadyat : l0S.
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cfueinrau.

cncnsKr1, Apr l1.-Cotton dull at 12kc
Flour heavy: family steady at IS 30a5 90;
fancy IS s6a6 80. Wheat unsettled and low.
.er; 81 % bid. Corn quiet at 4lc. Oats dull
at 3TaSSc. Rye dull at s0aSlc. Barley strong
fall samples S5as7c. Pork weaker, SO 90
1915. Lard, demand fair and market firm
steam 81 Is. Bulk meats easier at 81 00I
45a6 70. Bacon dull at 6a71Sa7Hc. Whisky
demand good and tending upward at 81 OF
Butter dull and unchanged. Linseed Oh
steady at SOC,
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chicago.

CHICAGO, April Flour dull and nom.
inal. Wheat dull, weak and lower: No. 2
Chicago spring 81 l3Ha1 1917 cash; 81 AK
May; 81 12Ss June; No. 8, 81 GOAL OIL; re-
jected s6as6c. Corn dull, weak and lower
fresh 35Kc cash; regular 32Hc cash 381zc
May; 861Sc June. Oats In good demand at
lower rates: 26Hc cash; 301c May. Rye
active, butiower at $40 As cash; $40 62Ka
10 65 May; $40 TX June. Lard active, but
lower at 81 90 cash; 81 90 bid May; 81 10 bid
June. Bulk meats in fair demand, but at
lower rates; 81 1oa8 8 ha8 66. Whisky steady
and unchanged at 81 90.
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BAIrrNonr, April Flour quiet and un.
changed. Wheat, w~esternsteady for spot and
irregular and easier for futures; No. ? west
ern winter red, spot and April s135k
May 81 a4X June 81 22k; July 81 l9a1 20.
Corn quiet and steady; western mixed spot
6SHc; April 61Ac; May 6kc; June 63c
asked steamer &c. Oats q shade frmer and
unchanged. Rye quiet and unchanged. Hay
steady and unchanged. Provisions nomi.
nally steady. Butter quiet and easier a
2saS0c. Eggs scarce and firm OF lie. Coffee
firm and quietin cargoes; fair to prime l6a
100. Sugar quiet and unchanged. Whisky
steady ut 81 09a1 cox.
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New Yorn Dry goods Market.

NEW YoRK, April 1.-Busines continues
light with commission houses. Cotton goods
quiet and steady. Prints quiet In flst hands
but prices steady. Printed cambrics, ere
tonnes, lawns and piques fairly active. Ores
goods In moderate request. Mems WOODEN,
moving steadily on backorderA but new bud'
nes light. Foreign goodSin fair demand.
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1SF5s4Ls.
OyUcE, BOARD oP CoH'hn
GIL WIEELiSG, March I, lSsQ:I

nIEE''o OWE wTEr GES1D March 1, $50.
..I,stA, 81 = Ss rec. L.::i q ~ S,e eHss ' a. ~ ai To-
siTrI1Alt Apt . \ TGTk.
p.tT1nptoanil ~ nj Potomac road, Frst
iS.Eynphllst GlnsUI , ,"oadamIdp..
20 e1ele laIuhHI poInman road, Becond
pn,6ssshlE Gl9.Sd SSeiy1ion, and 80 cubic
.SsoGy. ann. wh,.lIpr Creek road, CSC
n1STFI md AiaG I,, and I'D cubic yards EIA-
esTai "A,
ar nd ig% l Wheeling 70 O''HN' D4 NV
~ ln,, Ran AID Cherry Hiu Toa1I 49, Su"iS
nd rautlon, loa isS Middle Wheeling Creek
D. W. S,,L, excavation, and % cubic yArns
~ ~ eaSs
,'DE1, -, th.,.v and bethany turnpike,
nHlslti, We. ". Rroots county line, 30 cubic
sEsI Prn9l,
ssIsD4l7idaE po,,v,. Point turnpike, 800
% Vel Valoa ~ iGOO cubic yardS exeayA-
tpsi y III. ms,onry,
~ ~ y IN nv n 100 cubic yards excavation,
0pIPl W ,1,shSImIdnG,
~ m naI, 100 cubic yards exeaTauoni
,daaas IIolI m" wheeling Creek road, 200
o Iitral! ~ I,inr, And S00 cubic yards cIca-
IIts vu, mad. 100 cubic yards masonry,
MnhsIi ~
o. NNaII ~ IV
he, Maes MAJ WbsslInr CrSek road, 50 GU
OaStld mi 100 Yards excavation.
b. pfh ~ VI GlcSn', Run 10 Short Creek,
o. md ~ nU .s'1",ion and rs cubic yards ma
y
n, n ~ WGdn1nt fu4u' ErtVVsAO's
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Enst Iibert1 Cafne llarket.

EAsr LtBERrY, April l.-oGrrLE Re.
ceipts to-day 9ls head Of through and u
head OF yard stock; total for three days 1909
head Of through and 6Ss head OF local. No
Hoes-Receipts to-day $3.50 head; total for
three days 6,060 head. Workers 81 60a4 10;
Philadelphia 81 90a6 Is.
sHREr-Receipts to-day 1,40o head; total for
three days $500 head. None selling.
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CHICAGO, April 1.-The Droyers' Journal
Hoss-Receipts 5000 head: shipments
$500 head. Market In fair demand but lower
in rates, and ~clearances were made at a decline
of 5al0c. Packing 81 40a4 40; choice heavy
81 5oa4 rs; light 81 s0a4 30.
CArrLK-Receipts 1000 head; shipments
$500 head. Market badly demoraliEed and
slow; shipping 81 00a5 80; butchers g GOA
4 20; stockers and feeders quiet and weak at
g S0a4 90, closing dull. A large number OF
all kinds were unsold, but later in the day
there was more activity.
sHEEP-Receipts $500 head; shipments
1000 head. Market uncertain and feveriSh,
Common to medium IS 40a5 so; good TO
choice 90 30a6 IS.
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WHAT other preparations fail to do,
Halls Hair Remover surely accomplishes
It renews the hair and especially restores
its color when gray and faded. As q
dressing 1t is unsurpassed. making the hail
moist, soft and glossy. The most econom'
ical preparation ever offered, its effects re-
main q long time, and those who have
once made a trial Of It will never use any
other. : Adpertisr and Union, Fredonia,
IN. Y. p&w
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strange People.

Do you know that there are strange people
In our community, we say strange because
they seem to prefer to suffer and pass their
days miserably, made so by dyspepsia, and
liver complaint, indigestion, constipation and
general debility, when shiloh's Vitalizer Il
guaranteed to cure them.
Sold by e. Booking, Agent Odd Fellows
Hall, and Chas. Msenkemoeller, corner Main
and Twenty-seoond streets.
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Five Hupdred Tnousand strong.

IN the past few months there has been more
than 100000 bottles of Shiloh's Cure sold.
Out OF the vast number OF people who have
used Ii, more than 1000 cases Of Consumption
have been cured. All coughs, Group, asthma
and bronchitis, yield at once, hence it is that
everybody speaks in its praise. To those
who have not used it. let US say, ifyou hayes
cough, or your child the Group, andYou value
life don't fail to try It. For lame back, adeor
chest, use shiloh's Porous Plaster.
Sold by z. Booking, Agent, Odd Fellows
Hall, and ohas. Moenkemoeller, corner Main
and TWenty-second streets,
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~ nAvx used several bottles OF Sim.
mons Liver Regulator, and you may re.
cord the fact, that my feelings are so far
changed that l can eat heartily, and am
more like q well man than / have been for
years past. l have suffered four years
and am grateful for relief.
~. Rafferty,, Periodical Store, 1905 Mar
ket street, Philadelphia" MwFaw
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WE have a speedy and positive cure for
catarrh, diphtheria, canker mouth, and head,
ache, in shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. A nasal In.
Tector free with each bottle. Use it'll youde-
lire health and sweet breath. Price 50 cents.
Sold by e. Booking, Agent Odd Fellows
Hall, and Qhas. Moenkemoeller, corner Main
and Twenty-second streets. MwT4eow
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HPRRsoSs suffering from impure blood,
or whose health Is giving way, either as
ministers or those who study closely, will
find in Fellows Hypophosphites Syrup
the material to build them up and the
tonic to keep them there
MwR4w DR.. y. CLAY.
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FoR UpwARDs OF Thirty WARS Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. It corrects acidity OF the
stomach, relieves teind collie, regulates the
bowels, cures dysatTy and didrThea,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and well-tried remedy.
25 oslta q boaLs. DAW
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Before breakfast

Always use Zozodont and rub It in well.
1t gives such pleasant relief from parched
tongue resulting from sleep, promotes the
healthful secretions OF the mouth. It will
cost more for meat and such things, but
don't begrudge it.
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ToIedo.

ToEEpo, April 1.-wheat Arm; No. 2 red
winter, spot, 81 2lsi; April 81 2lXi May
81 Is; June 81 81: July 81 osJf No. 8 red
Wabash 81 IL. Corn steady; high mixed
.40Xo; No. 2 spot and April 40c; No. 2 white
42c; rejected ST1fc. Oats steady; Mo-, aS1c.
Glover iced dull; mammoth 81 CO.. prime
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Tho voltaIc Belt Co., Marshall, Mich,
Will send their celebrated Electro.
Voltaic Belts to the afflicted upon 80 days
trial. Speedy cures guaranteed. They
mean what they say. Write TO them with
out delay. D4w
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The Excelsior Pad" will cure all dis
eases peculiar to females, and all diseases
of the kidneys, bladder, and urinary or
gans, when nothing else can, II you are
thus afflicted get one at McLain Brothers
and be cured at once. Only 81 80. MAI
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n.,r nrI.ana cotlon nrnrket:

NEw ORLEANS, April 1.-ootton steady;
middling I2Kc; low do l2sGc; good ordinary
IlHc. Net receipts l,27I bales; gross 1885
bales. Exports; Great Britain $3.50 bales
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CINCINNATI, Aprilt.-Hogs, steadytcommon
a BOA 25; Light 81 3Qai IS; packing 81 IS
"A 60; butchers q 60a4 20. Receipts 1000
headi shlpnsnta l,i00 hsad,l
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Rx,RsnRRI-The only perfect proprie-
tarv medicine asa Blood searcher" Is that
bearing the name of "Dr. Lindsey" and
which may DO had from druggists,
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,r.,O,Ors existing under the srn
H,uhstnAlp Nm d this day dissolved y
TSoeafS Thobun retiring. An debt
nssipss9L M M, T. paid Immediately, and ai
assIriha y y. EJ,Sin Thirty days will DO placed
e1S;sbAEtleaa Iii o.. Either menbar oil b
s.aASSd@H' b. Il. THOBURH.
WIN. TH0BURH..
,u.. continued al the old stand BY
1,battH gu TpscIiully IolIeIs a cOntin'
p ! iisnl patronage A'I 5. Il. !TG5SURS:
t,,u,T 81, 1850. ieoS
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TIM public library in the city Of Wheel
ing is languishing in asickly condition for
want Of support; yet several towns in
Eastern Ohio, with a population Of less
than 5000, think that . public library is
about the only great need Of the popula.
ton. A few years Of experience will
demonstrate that q library can not be sus-
tanned in any small town.-Beiaire hide
pendent.
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Hood, Nerve, Brain 70,

Vigorous Lealth guaranteed by taking
.olden's Liebig's Liquid Extract Of Beef.
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srocKs-The market was alternately strong
and weak for the general list on comparative
ly slight fluctuations. The Elevated Railroad
shares were exceptionally heavy, and de
clined TX for Manhattan. u for Metropolitan
and 8 per cent for New York, The general
market at the opening advanced X to 9 per
cent, Union and Central Pacific, Pacific Mail
and Western Union leading in the upward
movement Subsequently there was Q reac-
ton OF Y TO 2 per cent the latter Western
Union, but at the close prices showed o re.
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