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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-04
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY IeteGRAPH.
Money at 4 to 6 Per Cent-Governments
Quiet lower-fIour Ia Fair Demand
and firm-wheat Higher
Hogs Active and Firm.
PlHAHCn.
New York.

Nav YoxK, October S-Sfos.r -
At 400 per cent. per annum and i.S
per cent. per diem; closing at 5(So per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 5f(s6}
per cent Sterling exchange, bankers
bills steady at $50; demand at 1851.
SiLvrR-At London 6lid per ounce;
bar silver here ll2t; subsidiary silver
coin per cent discount
GovsRsxKNrs-One-eightb per cent,
lower for extended 6s, and t@t per cent
lower for a and steady for other issues.
G1es extended -..ieoS
New Foursndo one. haiS. coupons .....-. ..IIs.s
New .-lie
Pscihs skies Of 80.
RAILROAD BoNps-In fair demand.
STATE SxcuRrrlEs-Noderately active.
SroCKs-The stock market Was weak
at the opening, and prices sho vel de-
cline from Saturday q sclosinr q quotations
New York elevated Immediately drop
ped 5 per cent, but the rest OF the
market rose t(alt per cent, Manhattan
elevated leading. New York elevated
recovered quickly IA per cent 10 ll7i.
but later fell oil TO ia, rallyIng 10 IL
and closing at ll6t. At Arst board the
general Lis. became weak and decline
OF I to 3 per cent took place, the latter
in Lake Eric and Western, Lake Shore,
Peoria, Decatur and Evansville, Louis
vile and Nashville, Michigan Central
and Union Pacific being also prominent
therein. This was followed by q recov.
cry Of | to II per cent, Lake Erie and
Western leading, and about midday by
Q reaction OF to II per cent, which
WAS most marked in Texas and Central
Pacific, New York Central and Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy. During the
early portion OF the afternoon speculs-
ton was somewhat unsettled, hut in
late dealings the market became strong,
and prices rose to q per cent from
the lowest point, Manhattan Elevated,
Denver and Bio Grsnde and Texas
Pacific being the most conspicuous N
the upward movement In final
sales some few shares reacted q fraction
and the market closed firm. The fluciu-
ations in Elevated railroad shares were
doubtless owing 10 the fact that Justice
Westbrook to-day fled at Albany an or
der directing the receiver OF the Man.
haitian railway to borrow $l,00O,OO0 IN
certificates and pay it's indebtedness 20
the New York Elevated and Metropolis.
tan Elevated Railway Companies and
Sl75. 900 to e1pcnd for repsirs
Transactions 1850, 900.
Business quiet, owing 70 the contn.
ued warm weather and Hebrew holiday.
Cottons moving steadily on account ~
back order. and prices hrm. Print
cloths strong at late advance. Prints
oniet In first hands. Ginghams In
steady demand. Woolen goods lcSs
active.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-04
Set Back a. Years.

81 was troubled for many years With
kidney complaint gravel, DC: My blood
became thin Il was dull and inactive;
could hardly crawl about; was an old
worn out man sil over; coald gat nothing
TO help me, until I got Hop Bitter., and
now am . boy again. Ny blood and
kidneys are all right, and ! am a. active
a. man of so, although am ", and l
have no doubt il VII. do a. well Tor 9TH
trsof my age. y Is worth . trial.
Nstha. .Sbta6y kScVB.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-04
Danville's Tobacco Crop,

DANvILLE, Va, October 3-During
the tobacco year, which ended Septem.
Der 30th, thirty millions, five hundred
and fifty-two thousand five hundred
pounds OF tobacco was sold in this mar
ket, at an average of ten dollars and
eighty-nine cents per one hundred
pounds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-04

w AA1hAoON hoo y ACooOA IL tdO
new Presidents English. 1t will do for
beginners:
"Hsve you seen the new PRESIDENT ?
"Yes, have seen the nice new Pres
ident.
"Does the nice new President know
his iriendE7
"Yes, the nice new President knows
his friends-every time.
"Does the nice new elegant President
remember his friends?
you can bet your sweet life the nice
new elegant President remembers all his
friends.
"Does he remember his enemies?
"Yes, he remember his enemies.
"Does he remember them by name? l?
HE remembers thsm by name, solid ?
"What will the nice new elegant
President do for his iriends7
"He will reward them.
"And what will he do for his enemies1
"He will compel them to get up and
dust.
ais he solid?
"He 10 sohd."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-04
A Large Deficit,

LAWRENCE, MASS, October Sit is
reported that large deficit has been
discovered in the funds OF the Paw
tucket Navigation Company, Of which
Gen. B. F. Butler and A. NJ. Boynton
are the principal controllers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-04
King Kslakua in Ohio.

CINCINNATI, OctoberS.-King Kalakua
and suite arrived this morning from
Washington and started by the first
train for Lexington, KY, where the
King expects to buy some blooded
horses.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-04

An agreeable dressing for the hair,
that will stop its falling, has been long
sought for. Parker's Hair Balsam, dis
tinguished for its purity, fully supplies
this want
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n ev Yon.

NV YoHH, October 3.-CottOn- Qnirt
at llt@l2Ic; futures steady. Flour
Firm: receipts H. ,565 barrels; exports
s. 500 barrels; superfine State and went
ern s. 5OCs,s IS; common 10 good extra
81 40(a7 90; good 70 choicsf 1OSs rs;
whits wheat extra 81 2599 Is; extra
Ohio 81 1908 70; ST. Louis S tN99 W;
Minnesota patent process $s 0NSa -.
Wheat-Higher, fevsrish snd unsetued,
closing with less strength unsradei
spring 81 2b(4l 40; No. 5 held M 81 40.
No. 2 Chicago and Milwaukee u i5f4
| A.; ungrsded red 81 266l 90; No.
5 red 81 5O9l 81; No. I. do 81 $50
I 5s4; steamer 81 So; No. red 81 20;
mixed winter 81 30; ungradsd white
81 35(al 80; No. 2 red, seller October,
sales 400, 900 bushels, st 81 6Sl 67t.
closing at 81 IS; seller Eovember, sslss
/ ,O9s ,Goo bushels, At 81 57tSl 53t, clos
Ing At 81 SO; seller December, sslns
/ lie 900 bushels, o. 81 60t9i 83t. clos.
ing At 81 81; seller January, sales 90
bush.ls, a. 81 s4seI est closing a,
81 "a. Corn-Opcued at 39tc higher.
closing with advance lost; receipts 7O0,.
900 bushels; exports 1900 bushels:
ungrade1 bS1fotc, 10. D 90 itf1iDS,
No. 2 do 7b(S76ic; No. Z white sCr3
SIC; low mixed &c; No. ! seller Octo-
Der 75ia75ic, closing at 75ic; seller
November 7Sl978Ic. closing at 7sic;
seller December sl}932,e, ciosing az
sIf4sl3c. Osts-Higher. fsverish sni
unsettled; receipts 5000 bushels; eI-
ports 70, 800 bushels; westsrn nixed -
S47c; white 60t955e. Hay-Dull AMI
weak at Zoe. Oofee-Los grades dull
and nominal, medium and choice firm.
sugsr-Demand fair and market 6rn;
faif 10 good re6niag qsoted at Stg,s.c.
Molassss-Quist and 6rm. Rice-steady
with Q fair demand. Petro!eum-DulI
and nominal; Unilei 94c; crude 7e,Ss;
refned Tic. TaiIow - Unsettled and
lover .. sttSSic. Rosin-Firm nj & 20
Gg2 IS. Turpentins-Dull .. SIC. Egys
Western fresh very strong at &c.
Pork-Stronger bat rather quiet; new
mes SO s7fS0 %. Beef - Primer;
mes 8fSE3e. Cut Mea.s-Duil and
lower; long clear l0iSl0ic; short clear
ll0litc. Lrd-At 5S7io higher, and
closed strong; prime steam tl2 57i(8
II 90. Buttsf-Q -Quist and nrm for cboice
st l3436e. Cheese-Dull and nominal
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-04
U~ OrisAna.

Nu -OrlsAxa Octobsr a-Co6ss
-stesdy With good demand; Rio cssgoes
ordinary TO prime loslSe. sos9.4o,st;
fuily isir SIC; ysllo. ciariisd stSe3e.
Noissses-bcarcs and nominal. hes-.
Louiaans ordinary to choice 6S53G
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-04
LIVE sToCK.
N ev York.

NEW YORK, October 3.-The Dorers
Journal bureau reports: Beeves-Re-
ceipts 8, 400 head, making $4,000 for the
week; the receipts include 30 car loads
for exportation and 80 car loads for
slaughter direct; remaining ll4 cars
changed hands at smaller advance
from last Friday; common to extra ma
tives S. O0@l2 so; Texas steers "a O0a
7 rs; Colorado steers; s. 50(4s 90.
Shipments to-day and tomorrow $50
live cattle, 1850 quarters OF beef, 275
live sheep, 745 carcasses OF mutton,
Sheen Receipts 1850 head, making
81, 900 Tor the week; market lair at y bO
SS rs per 100 pounds for lambs; $4 OO
S 50 for sheep; all sold.
Swine-Receipts 10, 400 head; making
2S, 900 for the week; market dull and
lower sales OF decent to good live hogs at
S6 6O98 so per one hundred pounds,
U1ioseo.
CnIcIso, October 3.-The Drocr'
Journal bureau reports: Hogs-Receipts
28, zoo head; shipments $500 head;
demand moderate and firm; active on
good; SC lower on common sales; mixed
packing Sc 25G16 IS; light or bacon
Is 4orH6 rs: choice heavy s. S0(G7 %;
culls and grassers 8 25GbS 10.
Cattle-Receipt $500 head; ship
ments 2,4O0 head; nominal at ; 20t9
8 20; good TO choice shipping s. 400
@5 %; common TO fair dull and weak
at So 1904 20; butchers weak at
| So OO94 90; stockers and feeders, ialrly
active, very low and weak at s. 600
8 so; half breeds and natives dull at
| 81 1904 40. :.
Sheep-Receipts 1900 head; ship.
ments 200 head; demand fair and un.
changed; New York and common - %
4 40.
The Drorrrf' Journals cable reports
American cattle weak at London, Glas-
gov and Liverpool, and selling at l3S
IA cents.
BALTIMORE, October 3 Beef Cattle
Market active quality considered. Prices
-Middlng grades &c higher; very best
5@l2c; frst quality 3i9Aic; medium
4i94ic; ordinary 2i@3c; most sales at
4(a,5c. Receipts ], 1882 head.
Swine-A full supply and fair TO good
demand at 999ic. Receipts ,465 head.
Sheep and lambs-Receips 1928
head; sheep 3i@5c; lambs 4@6c,
At the Claretnont live stock yards
| Cattle received 1880 head, OF which $50
were for this market and the balance
nearly all for Philadelphia; best cattle
6i(Al2c; good butchers 5t(95lc; coun.
try cattle quoted at 434ic; ordinary &c
higher than last week. Sheep sold at
394ic.
CINCINNATI, October 8. - Hogs -
Steady; common and light s. ONg6 %;
packing and butchers s6 3O97 %; re-
ceipts z, 800 head; shipments $50.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-04
31oeoo

TsG0e, OaebR g. = Whsst -
Firm; No : red sells os>o6ss 81 6oi;
ssll2 Novsobsg q 50; ssilss Deespb 2
q 6ea; ssllss Jsauasy 81 ss1: No. . rel
q a. CoEn-Rifm; No. 3 SCOT 75ic,
ss,lg Oseobss ne I'D; se,lss Novsm-
~ y. 0s1s-Ftfn, Hol Rot seller
and OVtobR l7e.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-04
Baltimore.

BALr1noa8, October 3.-Flous- Firm
Wheat-Wsstsrn higher and strong;
No. 3 vtntsr red spot and seller Octo-
Der 81 5lkSl 81; seller November
81 55isl 65f; seller December 81 59a
6l 90. Corn-Western higher and firm;
mixed spot and seller October 7eiS
76Ic: seller November SSi9s2c; sel-
Ter December SItfSslic- Oas-Firmsrr;
western white 52(SSsc; mixed Psnnsyl:
vanis 52S5se. Rye-firmer at g l:
al IA Hay-Firm; prime 70 choi'e
Psnnsylvanis ls02sc. rroyi.ions >, -
STEADY but dull. Pork-hss go %.
Bulk Mests-shoulden and els1 NIB
ddss, I1le; hams I4tSlee. LArd-RS
aned isle. Buttsr-Firm; western er,s
l61z5e. EsytLowsr q ise. fsssoie-
um-Dull. CoGss-Dull. sussr-Frm.
Wb;sky-Firuer st 81 l93.
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PRODUCE

sSo salea. toGcrcd.
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UmioaGe.

CHICAGO, October 3.-Flour-Demand
fair and market firm. Wheat-higheri
No. z Chicago 81 423C9l 43 cash; u 42t
seller October; 81 46i seller November;
81 48l seller December; 81 423C9l AZ
seller year; sales 81 4l@l 43 seller
October; 81 44ial AZ seller November
81 4S6l 40 seller December; No. )
( %; rejected 81 0s9l 10. Corn-strong
and hisher, chiefly on cash and near
options at 75ic(976c cash; 76tc seller
October; 75s975tc seller No1emberi
73ia73tc seller December; 77e seller
Nav; sales at 743976ic soller October; ;
7IIiS76ic seller November. Oats -
Active. firm and higher at AZ &c cash and
seller October, 4Sc seller November; ;
1sIfa4s!c seller December; 47ic sellsr
wear; 5lf95lic seller May; sales at 4et
G5si seller October. Rye-Asderately
active and higher at 81 l2i. barley
Easier at 81 o9@l 09l. FaIseed -
Lower at 81 40. Pork - Active, hrm
and higher at SO Is cash and SELLER
October: $40 IS seller November; fl9 20
6l9 as seller December; $50 659O 67t
seller January. Lard - Fairly active
and A shade higher at sl2 23 cash and
seller October; sl2 4J912 Az seller
November; Sl2 55t9l2 GO SELLER Decem.
Der; sl2 25 seller year; tl2 s59lZ 81.
seller January. Bulk Meats - Fairly
active and q shade higher: shoulders
Ss 90; short rib $40 IS; short clear
$40 IS. Whisky - Demand lair and
prioss hiaher st 81 10.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-04

With his sorghum exrerinenh. We
passed Hundreds Of acres uncut IL
Looked well, and car load after car losd
standing on the side track, which hsd
heen loaded by farmers. They do not
make 1t up themselves, but seem TO
have o market for it, just % it
ID cut and stripped. At one
point fr,m the amount Of il standing
around on cars and in sheds, they sssn
to be manufacturing il A large. nsw
brick building had steam and works Of
some kind IN it. Who knows bat this
may turn out to bs valuable industry,
and amply repay TO the country oil ot
L. Dues "oostly experipentngT
Ibsiieys the most tiresome and dhs'
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A Rnse For A Dinner.

The following characteristic anecdote of
Theodore Hook is given in Barham's life OF
that extraordinary man. OF che hoax SO
commonly told and SO generally believed
as taking place at the Spanish ambassadors
at Woolwich, on the banks Of the Thames,
Mr.. BaTham has given a truer .and more
authentic account One of the streets nea,
Soho sqsare, either Dean street .or Firth
skeet, WIS the real ccene Of action. Hook
,wNs lounging up one of those streets in
company with Terry, the actor, when they
saw through the kitcSen window nsepara.
Gonsefor a handsome dinner.
What q feasti" sad Terry. ''Jolw dogs
] should like to make oae Of them.
IN take aay bet" returned Hook, that
LIDO. Call for me here ct ten o'clock, and
you'll find that ] shall be able to give q
tolerable account of the Ussthy gentlemaa.s
champagne and venison.@ So saving he
marched mp the steps, gave an authoritatig1
rap with the Furnished knoeker, and was
quickly lost to the sight Of his astonished
companions. As q matter OF course he
was Immediately ushered by the servant.
as an unexpected guest, into the drawing
room. where large party had already as
sembled. The apartment being veil nigh
full, no notice was at first taken Of his in
trusion, and half "a dozen people were
laughing at his bon mots befo-e the host
discovered the mistake. Affecting not to
observe the visible embarrassment of the
latter, and ineenionsly avoided any oppor-
tunity for explanation. Hook rattle d til la
n -
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How to Dress the Children.

From the Popular Science Monthly.
The capacity of our ancestors to accom-
modate themselves to every climate depend
ed not only on their physiological faculty
of adaptation, but also on their skill in pro-
tecting themselves by artificial means from
the inclemency Of the higher ATTITUDES.
Houses and clothes are blessing if they
answer this purpose by close imitation of
natures own plan in sheltering her
children from atmospheric vicissitudes
but in degree as they deviate from that plan
their hygienic disadvantages balance, or
even outweigh the gain in other respects.
A swallows nest protects her brood from
cold and rain without debarring them from
the fresh air, human domicile, too. should
combine comfort with the advantage of
perfect ventilation; and our clothes. like the
fur of a squirrel or the feather mantle of a
hawk, should keep us warmand dry with
out interfering with cutaneous excretions
and the free movement of our limbs.
Measured by these standards, the winter
dress of an American schoolboy is nearly
the best, the summer dress of the average
American, French, and German nursing
about the worst that could possibly be de-
vised.
At an age when the rapid development of
the whole organism requires the utmost
freedom of movement, or children are kept
IN the letters of garments that check the
activity of the body in every way, swad-
ding clothes, undershirts, overshirts, neck
wrappers, trailing gowns, garnitures,
founces. and shawls reduce the helpless
homunculus to bundle of dry goods, I'M
able to move or turn, incapable of reliey-
ing or :ntimatng its uneasiness in any way
save by the use Of its squealing apparatus,
and consequently squealing violently from
morning till night. Our doors, in the ba-
by carriage, cold drafts" have to be guard
ed against, ,and a load of extra wrappers COM
pletely countelact the benefit Of air; faint
with nausea and suffocating heat the little
mummy lies motionless on its back, re-
splendent in its viii e surplice fit candi-
date for the honors of a life whose every
moment of a natural impulse will be sup
pressed as a revivalof barbarism and an in
surreeflon against the statutes of an ortho-
dox community. Hence, in great degree,
the disproportion mortality, in all north-
ern countries of Christiandom, amsng in
fants under two years. In Spanish Ameri-
ca, where infantile diseases are as rare as
in Hindocstan. babies of all classes and all
sizes toddled about naked, nearly the wear
round; and the Indians of Tamaulipas be-
tween Tampico and Matamoras, raise an
astonishinging number of brown paintings
who are never troubled with clothes till
they are big enough to carry garden stuff
to city where the police enforce the apron
regulation.
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Archbishop Leighton: Give honor unto
the wife as unto the weaker vessel This
seems at first a little incongruous. Honor,
because weaker. But not when we eonsid-
er the kind of honor. The weaker the YES
sells be, the more tenderly they should be
used. Yea, the tie Of marriage makes of
two one. That which is part of ourselves
the more it needs we do it.honor.
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DQ~--~--~
Co. ~

You are sick; well, there is just one remedy
that will cure You beyond possibility of dou bt.
If it's Liver or Kidney trouble, Consumption,
Dyspepsia, debility,-Wells' Health Reviewer,
is your hope. 81. druggists Noyes Bros. &
Cutler, St Paul, Mimi
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Flies and Mosquitoes.
l5c. box of Rough on Rats will keep q
house free from flies, mosquitoes, rats and
mice, the entire season. Druggists.
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Best Watches at Lowest Prices.
Write for illustrated catalogue to Standard
American Watch Co., Pittsburgh, Pa
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Your stomach and liver are the offspring
Of nearly all your ills. Why in the name Of
common sense dontyou use DIR. HoLMAN's
Stomach Pad, Plaster and Medicated Foot
baths ? They won't fail you.
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f9re Cod-Llver Oil made from selected lfvess
on the sea-shore, BY CAswELI., HAZARD & Co. New
YORK. 1t Is absolutely pure and sweet. Patients
who have onco taken IL prefer it all Others Ply
sciahs have decided 1t superior any the other
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Aim! Ready! Fire! But Fast.
Write for catalogue to Great Western Cur
Works, Pittsburgh. Pa.
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II you are bilious you will find positive re-
lief by using 'sSellers Liver Pills" Sold by
all dru ggists
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Health, hope and happiness are restored by
the use Of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound It is a positive cure for all those dis
ease, from which women suffer 80 much. Send
to Mrs Lydia E. Pinkham, 233 Western Aven-
ue, Lynn, Mass, for pamphlets
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why Are You Bilious?

Because you have allowed your bowels to
become costive, and liver torpid. Use
Kidney Wort to produce free state of the
bowels, and it will stimulate the liver to
proper action, cleanse the skin Of its yell
lowness, cure bilious headache, and cause
new life in the blood. Druggists have it,
both dry and liquid. lions Herald.
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In Germany there is million surplus of
women-the result of the wholesale emil
grafton of men to escape military service.
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LET it be understood once for all, CARLO
LINE, a deoderized extract of petroleum, will
positively restore hair to bald heads, and there
is no other preparation under the face of the
sun that eau accomplish this v ork
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That White Tongue
demands immediate attention. Nothing so
quickly regulates the system and keeps it pure
as Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure.
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That White Tongue

Sore eyes, letter, salt rheum, &c, are cured
by "Dr. Lindsey's Blood Searcher." Sold by
all druggists.
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PERRY DAVIS PA1N-KM1ER is an excellent
regulator of the stomach and bowels, and
should always be kept on hand, especially at
this season of the year, when so many suffer
from bowel complaints There is nothing 80
quick to relieve attacks of Cholera.
Sold at only % cents bottle, by druggists
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Among Max S,rakosch's creditors appear
Marie Rosa, to whom he ows 81 ,816. IS, and
Mile. BelOcca 81. 500.
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A lady who does not wish her name to be
published has just given 800, 600 to Prince
ton Theological Seminary.
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Ma lures SIUlCe-W8y. .
The kidneys are natures sluice-way to
wash out the debris of our constantly
changing bodies. If they do not work
properly the trouble is felt everywhere.
Then be wise and as soon as you see signs
of disorder get package of Kidney Wort
and take it faithfully. It will clean the
sluice-way of sand, gravel or slime and pur-
ify the whole system. Druggists sell it,
both liquid and dry, and it is equally eff
Gent in either form. Independent
The church in Brooklyn of which the
Rev. j. Hyatt Smith, now greenback
congressman, is pastor, will be sold under
the foreclosure Of first, second, and third
mortgages, amounting to nearly $50, 900.
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Boston Mass. Cul6vator:
Mr.. F. NJ. Morse, Westboro, Mass, mentions
to US the gratifying information, that St.
Jacobs Oil relieved him of a very severe attack
of Sciatio Rheumatism aud is an excellent thing,
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fittsDur gn CaInollr.

Their Statements Intlot setl.
A strong statement unquabfedly Endorsed
must induce confidence In tits connection we
note the following from DR.. Louis Book & Son,
Shebos gan, Wis We Lave been handling ST.
jacobs Oil and are pleased With the large de-
mand. Hardly day goes by without hearing
from some one or another Of our patrons hav-
ing used it With entire satisfaction, saying it lie
the best thing they ever tried, and we join them
IN so saying.