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Cincinnati.

CIHcHEk71, February 14.-Cotton quiet a
12Nc. Flour quiet; family s. 76as00. Wheat
scarce and dm at 81 %. Corn heavy at 800
Oats dull at $50. Rye dull at S5c. Barley
dull and dropping at Sc. Pork firm at Sl2 90
Lard In o ddemand at 81 l6a7 20. Bacon In
fair dem and shoulders 90; short rib 70; cleai
Ike. Bulk meats steady; shoulders, rionl
quoted; short RIB exc; clear RIB exc. Wits
Ky steady and firm at 81 06. Linseed oil
steady at SOC. Butter In fair demand; choicC
Western go choice Central Ohio 2Os23c.
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JOSEPH A. EVANS, at Clifton, N. B., thus
writes to Mr.. Fellows: 81 believe, under
kind Providence, that Mr.. Fellows Com
pound Syrup Of Hypophosphites has been
the means OF restoring both my wife and
daughter. The latter from Tuberculal
Consumption, and / hope the afflicted will
avail themselves OF its use." Sold by Lo'
gan, List & Co. MwFdw
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PrrTsBulsH, February A-PrTRoLEun-
active; crude at 81 0Sk at Parkers fol
shipment Refined 7Nc for Philadelphia de.
On CrTT, February M-PHrRorxux-Mar
ket opened active with sales at $l06k, de-
.elinedtoS 81 @N advanced and closedat$f06H
bid for old Shipments 1900 barrels, aver.
aging 5000 barrels. Transactions $4,000
AsTv1nr, February 14.--PrrnOtrvr-Re.
fined 1shL.
Dull and unchanged.
RHLGpEIImA, February M.-PrrRoLruK-
firm; refined 7Xc.
NEw YoRK, Feb. 41.-PErRoLEuN-steady;
United $40; crude. 6ISa7sSo; refined Ike.
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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 Is
guaranteed TO cure them.
Sold by 3. Booking, Agent Odd Fellows
Hall, and ChaS. Meenkemoeller, corner Main
and Twenty+second streets.
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you warrant them not 10 explode in the
pocket?n asked the reporter, absently.
The visitor struggled for a moment to
make the connection, and then went on as
II nothing had happened.
81 have solved the great problem OF in
ter.oceanic communication. Its general
ly admitted that my friend N. de Lesseps
Is a shrewd and able man. But this time
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AcHAIIESaE is offered TO any one who
can produce a regular case of torpid liver
that will not succumb to the influence Of
Simmons Liver Regulator. The cures on
record are SO numerous that the proprie-
tors feel that the evidence Of Its curative
effects cannot be questioned.
81 have used your medicine in my
family, and have taken pleasure in recon-
mendingit as an excellent remedy for the
regulation Of the iyer.-[Editor Ashland,
Ohio, Times. MwT&w
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FoR UPWARDS OF TH1RrY YIARs Mrs.
Windows Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. It corrects acidity OF the
stomach, relieves tpind colo, regulates the
bowels, cures dyseatzy and dtarrhca,,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and well.tried remedy.
25 cents a botle. paw
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DIsrnEss after eating, one Of the most
unpleasant results Of Indigestion, will no
longer be experienced II a tablespoonful oil
Simmons Liver Regulator is taken after
each meal. This will prevent the distress
referred to; and by persevering in the use
OF this remedy for a few weeks q perma.
nent cure will be effected, and pain will
no longer be the penalty Of eating.
MwF8w
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TOLEDO, February 14.-Wheat steady; ambei
Mich. 81 S0h; No. . red winter spot$ 81 9lh
February 81 80; March 81 Sax; April 81 IS
May 81 S6k; No. I'd. & N. red 81 80; No.
red mixedSS1 %. Corn firm; high mixet
SeAEc No. 2 spot S9kc; April held 4lAo
May 42Isoi No. 2 white exc; rejected 3sXc
damaged S6Hc. Oats quieti No. 2SeHe
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NEw YoRK, February H.-Buhness fair
with commission houses, and large iobbers are
doing . good package trade in domestlcs, DC,
Cotton goods continue closely sold up BY
agents, and prices are strong. Prnts quiet
and ffm. Lawns, ginghAms and dress goods
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COLLINS,
voL1Alc asa ELECTRIC
PLAsTERs
Electricity with Healing Balsams
the Curative Marvelo " thelARe.

They are Instantly soothing, healing and
strengthening. They begin their wonderful
curative action the moment they are applied.
In the Annihilation OF Pain and 1hilamma.
ton, in the Vitalization Of Weak, ParalyZed
and Painful Nervous Parts and Organs. in the
Curing OF Chronic Weaknesses and Inflamma-
tary Ailments and Diseases, in the Absorb
rion Of Poisons from the Bleed through the
Liver Complaints, MalArial and Contagious
Diseases they are wonderful. Compared with
them in instantaneous and positive curative ac-
ton, the ordinary porous or perforated plas-
ters, the voltaic bands and appliances, liver
belts and other costly contrivances sink into
utter insignificance.
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DE-. WIN. ALEX. GREENE. Macon, Ga,
writes: l have tested the virtues Of Col.
denis Liebig Liquid Extract Of Beef In
general debility, weakness, depression,
dyspepsia, loss Of appetite and nervous
aflictions, and have found it the best
remedy l ever used. D4w
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Maudhad q fine figure, good face and
nretty name. 2 One should see her ut ads.
lance. When she began to talk, you
realized that she never used sozodont,
Her breath was unlike the breeses o.
Araby the best
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VALENTINE TO A LITTLE GIRI.

-
, Little maiden, dost thou pine
For 4 faithful Yalentine3
Art thou scanning timidlY ]
Every face that meets thine eyer ola
Ar thou ancyingtheI may 10
Falref lace than thou dost set
Little maiden, scholar mine,
Would'st thou have q ValentinsR
Go ask my little child,
Ask the Mother undedledj
Ask, for She will draw thee near,
And will whisper IN thine eAt-
Nalentlnel the name Is good,
For IL eomea Of lineage high
And : famous family,
And IL tells Of gentle blood,
Noble blood, and, pobler still,
For in owner freely'poured
kyery drop thereEai 70 spill
In the quarrel Of his Lord.
Yalontlnei I know the name,
Many martyrs bear the kame,,a
And they stand In glItiering ring
Roundthe warrior God aud King,
Who before aud for them bled,
With their robes Of ruby red,
And their swordSof eherub dame.
Yes, there Is a plenty there,
knights without Ieproaeh or fear,
Such 81 Denyg, such ST. George,
Martin, Maurice, Theodore,
And q hundred thousand more,
Guenlon gained and warfare Ger
By that sea without \ surge,
And beneath the eternal sky,
> And the beattie Gun
In Jerusalem aboYe,
Valentine Is every one,
Choose from out that company
q Whom 70 serve and whom to love.
-OdrdtAdl RetrMdH.
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New YORK. MetaI Market.

NEw YoRK, February M-Meals-Manu-
featuring copper, quiet but steady; new
sheething 1872 90; ingot lake 81 12ka24 %.
Iron, Scotch pig dull and weak at 81 0oaS6 90;
sheeting $f276. Nails, cut S. 16a5 Is; clinch
s. 26a7 IS.
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wanted.

Sherman & Co., Marshall, Mich, want
an agent In this county at once, at . salary
OF 500 per month and expenses paid.
For particulars address rs above. daw
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es@sTEEs' SALES.
sIIE OF NORTH

[rTs SALE OF Nokif
IBnlEY pSSd Of Trust maze uSSsrsiTs:
! 40 IN AEtla, % ses ma Tsseri,
b9si ~ ~ Ciiik q the SoSn: mi BoSI
virginia, in Deg O' ~
IaTsatsDAYO OF FEsRTA b q NE 3
STIpii' ~ o'eIosr 4. " Procssdd os q az q N y
4 I IIdSsty = " T. ", ~ iSIloTi b,
id or 70 VII Ihs south aIi W. y civ ~
rl saS, ,itaItcIn that pan o. M N. ~
r .1isa : Eeth WIS Sasi IDa sS coz Is sirssi;
80 aIsi y SstSoI wssi yirLtpin money
Z or aIpoSS-hLi Of the PafS Sisft. essh
SSsssS Pct \ IIs, 10 Hal,n os y 'T m SSI Interest
It!'lI.. ~ IL deferred PaypsIn' IbSijsysi 10
bas III i lhSnil sst,te' vii Mi convey The
y - u me in The above n'@'a u''4
- WM. Inch, TruItes;
~ a..lI1nenf. @
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CucrsxArr, February 14.--Hogs steady
common$3 2Oa4 10; light 81 45a4 80; packing
81 26a4 as; butchers 81 49a4 So. Receipt.
6l5 head; shipments 600 head. Slaughtered
during the past week6, 1925 head; since oyem'
Der /, 496,690 same time last year 602,823.
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NEW ORLEANS, February l4.-Cotton quiet
middling l3c; low middling 121fc; good ordi
nary Ike. Gross receipts 1,ls6 bales; ex'
ports to continent, $50; by channel, 1,762; BY
coast 1880. Sales 700 bales; stock, S67, 100
Coffee steady; Rio cargoes, ordinary toprimei
l3ka16kc; Others unchanged.
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meoMMlssloNER's SALE.
1oIylsslOSERs' SALE.

nlHMloolVNIL~
" I, c-,,, coatd Ohio County, West viBiniG
.s,I5siis, Tho sues By hG
tsdtSol, Fanny NeEniee. in ChanoOry.
,,,YtEstNI Di oihen. ~
AIssSsJIdeTs 10 The above entitled cause,
4 v N M AN D, September, AL 1871, tho
.JTitsi sPell Commissioner willie on
E,rrEplY. 1HE2lr DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1850,
-, .pSsoet 4. n, at the front door oiihc
- j OhIo oulty, sell al public auction, 70
49, ~ ~ Bidder, the following described
N, slSsdnf toths hdrs Of Bridget MeEntee,
I..s.J istisI an The cast one-hLt part oil lot
~ III Hlpdri and Two t202l, lying on the
NJ ian street, between Seventh and fui-
49,, h ,hIl pun Of the City Of Wheeling call
|jisMNllnE In the Count! Of Ohio, and sLate
ETSiyidnA, isd bdng the anne property con-
rTih GSrS Cr1mbIsker and Elizabeth Dis
ITth,Ha Bbdset NeEnieo by deed dated the
Nm q p9tnbsf, A. D. 1871, and now on record
|snnG1fI Ohpe Of The County Court OF ONO
|Gt d pSad Btk No %, pages liz aud ila,
'fnubg sI~tI-Onethlrd, or ~ much more a.
ssrA,Sf Bly elect, ash, and the balance In two
ISbT1nsrh d one Gnd tEoycar; deferred pay
49, Interest IRON day Of ale and the pur-
n I un1la hb notes With good personal
lat ~ deferred payments, and the title TO.
|kHl,A latl The further order Of this Court
WIN. C. HAHDLAN,
Special Commissioner.
Ii Gmp, Atbfrpsy. JAZZ
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in good request. Mems wear woolens In
steady demand Snd Arm. Lowell carpets ar
advanced by agents.
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sANFORD's
RADICAL CURE
H. For a
8 CATARRH =

After q long struggle with cattarrh your
REV. D. s. MONROE,
LEw1sDuRo, Pa.
Ihaye recommended 1t to quite anumbero Of
my friends, all OF whom have expressed 70 me
their high estimate OF its value and good 81.
fects with them. WIN. BOWEN,
225 PINE ST., 81. LOUIS.
We have sold sASYoRp's RADICAL CuRK for
several years, and can say candidly. that we
never sold a similar preparation that gave
such universal satisfaction. Wethaye yet TO
learn OF the first complaint
8. D. BALDWIN& CO.,
WASHINGTON, 1SD.
No sooner did / begin to use II than my
symptoms changed. It cleared my throat 1t
cleaiedmy head, itelearedmy mind; II oper;
ated on my system In o way thatnothing ever
before given me by doctors had done.
SAMUEL SPINNEY,
MEADOW VAIL, N. ).
The cure effected in my case by SGsFoRp's
RADICAL CURE was so remarkable that itSeem.
| ed TO those who had suffered. without relief
from any OF the usual remedies that 1t could
not be true. / therefore made affidavit TO II
before Seth ]. Thomas, Esq, Justice OF the
GEORGE F. DINsMoRE,
DRUGGIST, Bosros.
One Of the best remedies for Catarrh, nay,
the best remedy we have found in a lifetime
OF suffering. Is SANFoRD's RADICAL CuRE. Its
not unpleasant to take through the %nostrils
and there comes with each bottle a small glas:
tube for use In Inhalation. It clears the head
and throat so thoroughly that, taken each
morning on rising, there are no unpleasant
secretions and no disagreeable hawking dur
- -. 1.NN...H tta.~aanInata
clsarness OF voice and respiratory organs.-
Rep. j. II, Riggal, In Dorchester Mass, Beacon
Price, with Improved Inhaler, Treatise and
Directions, 81. m
Sold by all Druggists.
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SrocEs-MArket buoyant The advance In
prices ranged from " to 81 per cent Lou.
isyille and Nashville advanced 6H, and the
remainder OF the list IL to 5 per cent. Iron
Mountain, Ohio and Mississippi common, coal
stocks, Changers and Western Union were
active. Transactions were very heavy toward
the close, when the highest quotations Of the
day were generally current
The transactions aggregated 10000 shares,
Of which 1900 were Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph, 5000 Canada Southern, 1000 @. @.
q L O., 10000 Delaware and Lackawanna,
$500 Delaware and Hudson. 5000 Erie, $500
ST. Joseph, 5000 Iron Mountain, 1900
Kansas and Texas, 1900 Lake Shore, 1000
Lake Erie and Western, 2,4O0 Michigan Cen.
tfal, 5000 Northwestern, 1900 Nashville
Chattanooga and 81. Louis, which closed at
9SX, 5000 New Jersey Central, 2e,o0O ohios,
$500 Pacific Mail, 400 st. Paul, 2,600 St Louis
and San Francisco preferred. $500 Union Pa.
cifc, 5000 Wabash and Pacific, 1900 West
ern Union, 5000 Central Arizona and 1900
| Tttt1a DittSbunnh T|F NEF E|
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LoAN-FRoM $500 TO
IHl $1,000 In sums TO suit borrowers, on h~rt-class,
unineumbered City Property.
Wants 10 borrow s., 900 for two years on q valuable
Farm, having n hne RAddeneA, Carrying insurance
policy Of 5000 ~unlneumbered; but abort distance
IRON the city. AdeSinhle investment, the parties
reliable. Apply 70 ALEXANDER BONE,
General Business and Real Estate Agent, 1878 Mar
ket street, CanElo's Block, over City Bank. lA8l
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For sore throat,gargle with Piso's Cure,
mixed with q little water. Relief is.instank
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z5S5SsILE0F EAST WHEEL

81 FglP9E .a i trust made b ,I EIln .SSsl.
|pHsSiST ". jordan, Who'll I nvn8snIFnod
hii1 = vi huIhlnd; 70 thS aS5 n.
= ryEii Sas III ily Of March, iSIo, y SOaSt
hpi ~ y ,SS Geek Of tbs. County So1s
d. Sst Virginia, In DEED H0'A '" >
S, ~ " FEBRUARY slsr, 1852 y ii, =,
- ! q. S SiSSt.I h nd S e GiddS5, ~
SsIspLt "rspfrty, thBta 10 ~; an s1s
stsS;SS ~ Pt GEy j Wheeling, Ohio Ho sSSa ~.
lsSs'1 ltaSts ard irontiae On " lS5 n'I strestl'
ssNgat aSIst liomm J eAiiea on
T62am ,i.sss one-hGlt Of l9t ngmU y dsSIye
dyG aTy.threeI Z. y Of oslS'h u''
jSh aSLloSssiii Of The PuIehass MONEY
y siLI.S.stss purchaser may eleGt Piy
i1IRs p9Is IL IT6 EQUAL payments AZ NJ anu
tSkS, 5t5 IStCrs. IRON day o. ~ ior az.
|asstas w ,scuIed BY decd Of uass ~ w
t1stthl mi sollry Of insurance ~ III
|Efs,sI5, H. AZ 10 tSs aid property Z bs soSvSI
Ih =, .sliipE - trustee saAn oSh'S y
~ ID Tassd In me ~ HAa u''S
y VIM. P. HUBBARD Tra' e;
1.,,Vr. Auttleneef' -
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,o1,tv Coatd Ohio County, West Virginia:
e,-5,Ikats, Eho sues by hGr
ssisSSl, fanny NsEnt'e. In ChapeOry.
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Itehlnr Pnes-Aew Mayen Tesumo

'swouLD NOT TAKE $40 ron HALF A Box"
DR.. Spdve& Son:
GESTLRNRN-I have suffered for twenty.
FIVE years from Itching Piles, and consult-
ed many physicians and used many RENE.
dies, but found no permanent relief until
/ used your "All Healing Ointment" and
oan say I am cured, as also q neighbor OF
mine used II with the same happy result,
and says he has got half q box left, and
for fear 1t might trouble him again, he
would not take ten dollars for II, II he
could not get more. / deem 1t my duty to
give this testimonial not so much for your
benefit as for suffering humanity. Yours
GEo. SIMPSON, No. so Asylum St.
The symptoms are moisture, like perspi.
ration, intense itching, increased by
scratching, very distressing, particularly
at night; II allowed to continue very sert.
Gus results may follow. DR.. Swayne's
Al l.Healing Ointment Is q pleasant, sure
Price, 50 cents. Three boxes s1.25.
Sent BY mail to any address on receipt Of
price. Prepared only. by DE-; swAYsE 4
Boz, Philadelphia Sold by all prominent
druggists. HWysw
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run daily. Through Chicago express leaves Columbus
daily, except Sunday, At $40 tP. NJ, with Aleeptng car
attached, arriving In ChIego ut $50 Inext morning.
Bertha ean 30 secured In adyaneo at Union Dcp0t
neket0 e,tColumbus.
Pullman's Palace Drawing Room Sleeping CEs
Through without change from stebenyille East 70
philadelphia and New York. West 10 Columbus,
For through Tickets, Baggage Checks, Bleoping Car
accommodations, and any further information, apply
70 JOS. n. BE1LEYuLE, Ticket Agent at Pan
Handle Depot, foot of Eleventh. street. or at CITY
ucket0fce, under Mcclure Houle, Wheeling.
D. W. CALDWELL
Genl Manager, Columbus, Q.
aen'l Pas. and Ticket Agent Columbus, o.
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PRICE rs CENTS,

All the virtues Of Electricity and Healing
Balsams and Gums are to be found in Col
Inns VoIrAIc ELECTRIC PLAsrRRS. Be sure 70
get them. Sold by all druggists.
fAb2.MPkw
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The Cheapest, Purcst and Best Family
Medicine In the wor1di
For DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, JAundiee, Bill:
Gus attacks, SICK HEADACHE, Collie, Depression oil
spirits, SOUR STOMACH, Heart Burn, &c, &c.
This unriulled Southern Remedy Is warranted not
10 contain a single particle Of MERCURY, or any IN
juruui mineral Substance, butts
Purely Vegetable,
Containing those Southern Roots and Herbs, which an
all.Eiso pruyidenee has placed in. countries where
Liver Diseases most prevail. 1t will cure all Diseases
caused by Derangement OF the Liver and Bowels.
The SYMPTOMS Of Liver Complaint are a bittero u
bad taste in the mouth; pain 10 the Back, sidcso or
Joints, often mistaken for Rheumatism; Sour stom,
Lax; Headache; Los q memory, with 4 painful sens.
ton Of having failed TO do something which ought 70
have been done. debility, Low Spirits, q thick yellow
appearance Of the Skin and Eye, a dry Cough often
mistaken for Consumption.
Sometimes many Of these symptoms attend the DIS,
ease, at othes very few; bI. the LIyks' tne Iisss'
Andlf not regulated In tme, great suffering, wretch
edness and death Will ensue.
can recommend as an Ell eaciousremed for diseaae
ot,the Liver, Heartburn and dyspepsia, Simmons
Liver Regulator. LxwIs g. wuspER, i62S MAsrEr
srREEr, ASSISTANT Postmaster, PniLApEtrHIA.
1--WE have tested It's virtues, personally, and know
that for Dyspepsis, BilIolkness and Throbbing Head.
Ache, Il is the BEST edEine tho world ever saw. w
have tined forty other remedies before simmons Law
ar Regulator, but none OF them gave uS more that
temporary relief; but the Regulator not only relieved
but cured uS.t-Ep. TELEoRArn An MHSEaokh+
Macon, Ga. Manufactured onlyfby
IL. zElLlA & CO., Philadelphia, Pa.
Price sI.oo. Sold by all Druggists.
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Financial and Commercial.
Money Easy-asy,raasus Active Stock.
BuOyant.
Flour Dull and NomiBaI-wheat Active
and HIgher-Proyisions Strong
and Higher.


NV YoRK. February H.-MosEY-At 4a6
per cent closing at s. Prime mercantile pa
per 6a5Hp per cent Sterling exchange steady
ut 81 sSX; sight exchange 81 s5M.
GOyRRslRSr B~oNps-Fairly active and
generally firm axeent for4L and 4 per cents,
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Sat two seas" murmured the reporter.
$50 are the projectors OF the Tehuante-
pec andthe Nicaragua routes. They mean
well enough, but they forget that the day
Of canals has passed. Human ingenuity,
sir, has put canals one side forever" =
"Locked them up, as it were" observed
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-06-02
HUNTING FOR GOLD.

Of thirteen prospectors who left Pine
Springs, Arizona, recently, to visit the
Ava Supias Indian village, on Cataract
creek, three returned rather than at
tempt the trail At many places this
trail is not wider than twenty inches
1t winds around perpendicular walls of
sandstone that loom above for hun
dreds of feet, while on the other side
are the darkest and deepest canyons in
the world By the exercise of great
care ten of the party reached the vii
lage which is inhabited by two hum
dred Indians. the whole tribe. The
Ava Supias practice polygamy, each
male having three wives, it is under
stood that they know where to find
rich veins of gold, but they cannot be
induced to part with the secret. At one
canyon of the Cataract the Indians ex-
planned that no creature but the birds
and no spirit but those of the dead
could make successful passage. Be-
lieving that the Indians wished to keep
the prospectors out of that particular
cany on, d. W. Mooney, of Williamson
Valley, tried to make the descent. He
took small rope, hardly half an inch
in diameter, tied one end to bush,
suspended it over the brink, then TAX
ing hold of the rope was soon dangling
between the bright heavens and the
dark, dismal gorge below. Suddenly
Mooney gave an unearthly shrek, and
letting 60 his hold dropped no one
knows where.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-06-02
A TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE

A few weeks ago four prospectors,
bound for the Roaring Forks country,
left Leadville in sleigh drawn by six
mules. They were Charles Hart, R.
S. Bryan, James Sweeny and Charles
Gallagher, and being in the employ of
rich company, had everything ne
cessary packed away into convenient
space. Reaching Red Cliff without
trouble they put on their snow shoes
and struck boldly into the mountains.
An the end of the first day they found
that they had climbed only one and a
half miles, and during the next two
days they were unable to put Red
Cliff out of sight. Eight days later
they found that not man in the party
could tell the time of day, so swollen
had their eyes become. The white
sunlight beat down upon the snow in
a constant glare. All the horrible
symptoms of snow blindness began to
manifest themselves and one dared not
look at another because the redness
about the upper part of the face made
every man look like some wild beast.
Nevertheless the party pushed on
Bears shifted the air of the camp every
night, and in the morning huge tracks
could be seen in the snow roundabout.
Once grizzly sprang upon the party,
but he was beaten off The fact that
the provisions were fast disappearing
was new cause for alarm. The four
men drew lots as TO who should re-
turn to Red Cliff for relief, and the
journey fell on Sweeny's share. He
started at once, and following on the
trail reached the halfway point in three
days. On the fourth day Sweeny
was unable to go forward because of a
binding snow storm. On the ninth
day he crawled into a dug-out on
Gore creek. He was more dead than
alive, and actually crawled on his
hands and knees the last seven miles.
The Gore men sent relief party, and
the other parties were rescued.