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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-24
BRIDGEPORT

Miss Annie Branum came home last eve.
ming from IIcaver Seminary.
Mr.. Wm. Bartholomew. Of Wcsthestcr,
O.. was in town yesterday.
Misses Minnie and Lucy Alexander are
home from school in New York.
Mr.. ban Holloway, OF Flushing stopped
here over night on his way home from
Cleveland
We know Of three wedding, that are 20
take place during the holidays. The parties
are all from here. ..
Mr.. Warren Holiistcr and his son, Mr..
Charles Hollister, Of Allegheny College, are
home for the holidays.
The Presbyterian :. :. treat will be on
Monday morning at 10 o'clock. The Meth
odist folks have theirs at the same time.
The miners Of the ". e. coal mines in.
tend presenting TO their superintendent,
Mr.. Waters. this morning. handsome gold
watch and chain. The article was puT.
chased at DillOn's and is a beauty.
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PUBLIC LANDS.
How the Railroads Swindled the Set
Tiers.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. December 2}.-Sena-
tor Van Wyck says the object of the reSo-
luton introduced by him, direct
ing the Committee on Public Lands to in
yeStigate the causes of the failure OF so
many titles in Southern Nebraska, where
by great injury is threatened to
settlers who have invested their all and
expended labor many years, is made nee
eSSary by the action of the st. Joe and
Denver railroad company and their as
signs now claiming the lands which the
Government had conveyed. If the claim
OF the railroad company is substantial
and if the Government does
not indemnify the settlers, General
Van Wyck will insist that the American
people and citizens are treated worse than
the Irish peaSantry by landlord and the
laws OF England. He proposes by the COM
mittcc TO obtain fully all the facts in the
case. Van WyCk, McDill and Grover as n
subcommittee will take testimony during
the recess and will probably hold a session
at Lincoln, NCb., Friday, the 3Oth inst. Be
fore the investigation is concluded 1t is
probable similar inquiry will be inSti-
tuted as to the dealings of other land grant
railroad companies with the settlers. 1t is
cl2im"d. that for wears past the ,rul-
of the Interior Department have oeeh
grossly unfair To settlers on pubic LANDS
wherever they have come III conflict with
the interests OF the land grant of the rail
rood companies. The Northern Pacific
railroad is particularly complained against,
and the effort will certainly be made to re-
Strain the creed Of the land mnnopOiists
along the immense line Of the Northern
Pacific
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THE JEANETTE.
Telegram From James Gordon Bennett,

WASHINGTON, December 23.-The Stat,
Department has the following dispatcl
from James Gordon Bennett with regard tC
the survivors Of the Jeanette:
PARIS, December %.
Hon. Frederick J. Frelinghuysen, Secretary o
STATE, HashingtoR'
Ihaye Just received the following tele
gram from my correspondent at ST. Peters
burg, concerning the Jeanette party
General Ignatieff has given orders to SEND
two new expeditions from Iakutska in
search of the shipwrecked crew, and has
directed every available means TO be EN-
ployed to find boat No. >.
On the 25th of September, rs has already
been told, Melville and ten men were met
by three Yakuts. The YakutS are good
natured Somads, very skillful in careing
for disorders and maladies caused by the
cold. The party could not have
fallen into better hands. 1t must
be remembered, however, from that
Barcher, where they were discovered. to
Eakutsk, distance of 1000 versts, or |. 400
miles, with no regular means of transport.
At least twenty days are required to get
there, but as those who went to the reecue
started three days ago, the time necessary
to find the party and bring them back TO
Nor should it be forgotten that although
the whereabouts of Melville and his party
is pretty well known, that of De Long, who
sent forward Nendeman and Moras, out OF
his party of thirteen, is not known, and
that for the sucCoring expedition TO reach
him will take long time, over a country
where there are no roads.
The distance from GakOutSk to Irkutsk
is 2,SlS verSts, or 1900 miles, with a
hampered postal. which will require at
least fifteen days to transport twenty-four
persons.
The Governor of Yakoutsk, Gen. GScAer-
naieff, not Gen. TChernah, OF ServM, will
receive the instructions of the government
and orders for q fresh expedition in eight
days by a courier, extraordinary travelling,
80 miles day.
There will be no further news. then,
from the Jeanette party. themselves, in
less than three months, as the telegraph
wire does not extend beyond Irkutsk.
From IrkutSk TO ST. Petersburg it will
take them probably month, travelling as
rapidly as possible, although they will
probably be at St. Petersburg by April and
in New York by May.
This is all the information have received
TO date. In case the government should
wish to communicate directly with theJean-
nette, ! beg TO say Gen. Anouchin, Gov.
of Eastern Siberia, is now in ST. Petersburg,
but that his representative, during his alb
Sence, is General PcdaShinski, with whom
you can correspond direct.
In case any further news is received |
will at once inform you.
JAMES GorDoy BENNETT.
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THE MOLLY MAGUlRES.
The Testimony CIOsed-Argument OF
the Case.

PIrTsEURGH. December 23.-Thc defense
in the Molly Mcguire trial, at CniontOwn,
Pa, took further testimony this morning,
TO COrrOborate the statement of their main
witness, Bridget Malley, that Mcfarland
and Dolan were up above the scene of the
murder at the time it occurred. Some
twenty witnesses testified as 10 McFar
lands good character. The defense called
John Lannen to prove that the handybilly
found in Doan's coat was his. He stated
that he boarded with DOlan's mother at the
time of the arrest, and when Dolan' S mother
was called she SwOrc that she sent To her
boys in Jail some OF the clothes OF her
bOardcrs, by mistake. but Lannen was not
one OF her boarderS at that time. The de-
fenSe rested at II o'clock. and after rebut-
ting the testimony by the prosecution, the
case closed. The argument will be made
this afternoon.
In the afternoon the entire session was
4GG4Ried il2ltph ltpher hser RRGfaFiHg RfItBe arGp@sntd
the morning. and the argument for the
Commonwealth will then be made. The
case will probably go to the jury at noon.
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CHICAGO,

CuIcAco, December sa-Christmas week
has been disappointment TO business
men. both wholesale ard retail. To-day
the weather cleared, and the streets wero .
perfect crush, and retailers arc doing IN
immense trade. Jobbing trade shows few
changes. Cotton and heavy staples are In
good demand but fancy and holiday goods
are the chief attraction. On change tho
markets have been quiet, and bat little
range Of prices, being triae easier At tho
close. Provisions were more actiyc. but
withou, material change, and transactions
li..It
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INDUSTRIAL ITEMS.

Yesterday was payday at the La Belle
mill.
To-day will I've partial holiday in the
forging department Of the La Belle.
To-day will bc partial holiday in the
forging department Of the Belmont.
Albert Wells. one Oi the Riverside nail
ers. is putting in se!ffeeding nail ma.
chine.
A broken coupling At the Belmont nail
factory. Yesterday, caused delay Of about
an hour.
The Belmont bias: furnace closed down
Yesterday on account Of broken wrist
pin. 1t is expected tIat they will start
ilp some time during the day.
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PHILADELPHIA.

PuiI,DELrru,, December 9.-The Month
.iD,.rican. tomorrow, will say Dusiness
was generally dull during the past weoh,
and prices Of several leading articles unset.
tied In cotton there WAS no csssnuAi
change to note. The demand for -four c0u-
tinues limited, both for export aud home
use. but prices are steady. Wheat closed In
better demand. and prices Haic per bush
81 higher. Wheat and oats remain nl,oat tie
sarne ~ last quoted. Corn In fair demand
and prices fraction higher. There Was
fair jobbing trade doing in provisions st
abont the former rates. Feeds dull. Wool
firmly held at full prices. Whisky In de-
mand and firmly held.
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Lest stocks.

NEW YaRk. December "a messenger
lost ON Wall street this afternoon, a loan
envelope from the Bank OfCommerce. New
York. Containing the folloxing stock cSS-
tifcatss, which are negotiable: l6o, PeIAEl-
svlvaais coal certificate; t5,I6i to + IL.
Hartman & Co; 100 Loslisville & Nash,
Vile: II o95 to EamsS & Moore; 100
Louisville and Nashville; lASst To
Goepe & Randall; 100 Union racittc, "a =,
10 O. NJ, Ravard / Co; 100 EnioG Pacific,
%, Sii, to White, Morris & Co; t0A Illinois
Central, 13l, ,9tSS, to 2. II. Hartman x Co
100 Illinois Central, 49, ,929, to Z ID; H17'
riman; 800 Illinois Central, numbered i1-,'
O79, 1872 ore, and i27 ,3Si, to = WofmeF.
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CINCINNATI.

CIxcrNx,rr. December %, <-The failure OF
J. +. Warren X Go. has had tendency to
check credits. Money Inns not been ur-
gent. but the rules are firmly maintained,
the bulk Of transactions being at per cent
The iron market is steady and strong.
Leaf tobacco firm with 4 good demand.
Flour, oats and barely are dull, and wheat,
corn and rye steady. Provisions have been
stagnant. Hogs close and firm, but the
warm weather has restricted business.
Holiday irndc lnrgc
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A Narrow Escape.

PWLApELPHIA, December "a pasSen-
ger train from New York ran into the rear
end of a freight train near HOlmcsburg.
early this evening and the engine and several
freight cars were considerably damaged,
and the tracks blocked several hours. The
damage amounts to about fifty thousand
dollars. The accident, it is said,
was caused by the freight pulling ont
when it should have waited for the passen-
ger train.
Among the passengers were President
Roberts and Vice President CaSsatt, Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad, and when the en-
e neer saw the freight train pulling out into
G main track. he reversed the engine and
put on the brakes with such force as to
throw the passengers out OF their seats. A
purse was made up for the engineer, who
remained at his post.
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THOSE MISSOURI BONDS.
Who Shall Pay the January Interest:

New YORK. December 2$.-Mr. Dowd,
president of the Hannibal and st. Joseph
Railroad Company, said, to-day, in answer
TO an inquiry regarding the Missouri State
aid bond interest and the reported threat
to sell the road, that the Hannibal
will not nav the interest on
the Missouri State aid bonds. and the road
will not be sold for that interest. The COM
pany paid into the State treasury IN June
last the tull amount of the State loan Tor
which those bonds were issued, and the
State received the money and assumed the
payment of the interest and principal OF
the bonds The State paid interest on
on the bonds at the Bank OF Commerce last
July, and will continue to pay 1t or DIS
honor its obligations. The company has
plenty of money to pay these coupons, but
it has paid its debt in full and does not in,
tend to continue paying interest on debt
that is paid The company intends to ,d','i pay
lar February dividend, and has money On
hand for that purpose.
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4 Wrong Idea.

Many personnhayisg gotten the wrong
idea that hoss are STRENGTHENING, have taken
to drinking beer ana ale very freely. The
consequesCe is they feel better fo< a short
time, but when tbs reaction comes they are
much weaker thsr before. Rea5er, II you
value lie, lay aside all matt AMI alcoholic
beverages and pat your trust IN tnat tenl-
peaatEre preparation OF iroh ana NeSet !.
ble toaics ca;led Browns iron Httars- IL
gives rea! health and strength to every part
@: the body, refreshes the mind ant re-
stases ths nervous system eo its prnpee
standard, over |, ,Oo0. 900 bottles have hesn
Scld this year
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CASUALTIES

Muw,rxEE. Wis, December 2S,--' 'hriS.
Reckedor! was killed here, to-day, by The
cars.
Nuw,rEyN. Dec. 93.-An unknown man
was run over by the cars AT Fort Howard:
Wis. The engineer saw lights ahead and
believes the man had been numbered anu
put on the track. A report received to-
night states that murder vas certain, as a
leg Of a man was found three mi'eS from
the place where the body was run over.
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CONTESTED ELECTIONS.
Preparing to Increase the Republican
Majority.


Spectacle H'esterh associated Press.
WASHINGTON, December 2i.-There are
enough members of the Committee OH
Elections of the House remaining in the
city, during recess, to form quorum and
meetings will be held and a subcommittee
selected and put TO work at once. The
cases selected for immediate action are
those of Lynch Us. Chalmers, Mississippi;
Lowe vs.. Wheeler, Alabama; Mackey VS..
Dibbell, Second District, and Small
VS.. Tillman, Fifth District, South Carolina.
These have been taken as representing the
strongest cases for the contestants, and
these is little hesitation exhibited by the
Republican members in predicting that
very prompt action will be taken upon
them favorable to the contestants.
Mr. CalkinS, chairman OF the committee,
said tonight he thought the report could
be made by the second week III January on
these cases.
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Notes.
STILL GROWING.
m. co,vmhus Dcf.ulter,s s.eal.

CoIUMBus. December 23.-The members
of the state Board OF Public Works were in
vestigating the accounts of Assistant Secre-
tarv Fred ". Ncwburgh. to-day, and dis
covered additional forgerieS on the Treasury
for s., TOO, as follows: June 4th, 81, l4'.2l: :
August llth, $S52.79: August SlSt, Sl.6NO-
o. making the tota! iorgerieS S'.6SO,26
The Board will order an expert eNAm!na-
tiUr. and expect lew developments
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FIRE RECORD.

MEurIIIS. December 23.-Thc Industrial
Iron Works, owned by l.. /: Risk Co.,
were burned early this morning. The hrc
originated in the pattern shop. and destroy
ed the main building OF the foundry. Loss,
5000; fully insured.
HrLLrowN, Ind, December 23.-Thc resi-
denCe of VIM Green was destroyed by in
cendlary fire. Loss 5000.
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New Steamship Company.

SIX FEANCIsCO, December 23.--To-daY
articles of the incorporation OF the Oceanic
Steamship Company were filed. The pur,,
pose is to conduct general passenger and
freirht business between San Francisco and
the Hawanian Islands, and other ports, on
the Pacific ocean and elsewhere. The
Directors are Charles Goodall. Claud
Speckpls, James Dcfcrmery, ID. q. Steele, A.
L. Tubbs, Gustaye Pouchard and e.. A;
Spcckels. Capital stock, two and hall
million dollars
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TRADE AND TRAFFIC.
GENERAL REVIEW OF THE BUSINESS
OF the WEEK.
Wheat and Corn firm---0g Goods fkm---
Provisions Aetivs---lroa Stroag---
Sugar and Coffee Dull. 80
FAILURES DURING THE WEEK.
CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND, December 23-The iron mar-
ket is strong. and prices very firm. Indeed.
an advance could easily be obtained. but
dealers do not desire this. as il would bring
in &reign competition. Manufactured iron
is firm and prices steady and unchanged.
Railroads are having slight cessation In
eastern freight business, but western raffio
is YerN heavy.
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Vessel and Cargo Burned.

Cu,EIESToN, :. e., December 2'-Ihe
steamer Granger, and 4 cargo OF cotton,
ros:n and turpcntine was burned. Loss on
cargo 10000; no insurance. Vessel insurrd
for $l5. 900. The vessel had just entered
the harhor from the Santec when the fire
was discovered, and was run alongside
ship q; anchor on board OF which the
crew and passengers jumped and were
saved.
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Train Robber Arrested

ST. Louis December pa Texas special
saws: Stewart, the notorious train robber,
inccndiarv and bank robber, has been
arrested at Houston II is said he robbed
the Chicago and Alton train OF Slo,po
DetcctireS here have been looking for
Stewart seven wears. He will be taken to
Kansas city, where ten indictments stand
ogainSt him.
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. Vacancy In n J J.aseship Probable.

SyEUBESyILLE December 3.-Judge-elect
Hance. OF this district, is so sick with ma
laria that he will hardly be able TO take his
seat OF, the bench on the second Tuesday OF
February. and as he was chosen against his
will, and as he is over 40 years OF age, II IS
expected that he will resign. If he should
J. L. MCCurdy will b. urged for the place
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emony. Mr.. Harrison is travelling agent
for Dilworth Bros. and is highly esteemed
by all who know him.s The bride is
young lady of many accomplishments,
aimiable and pretty. The welded couple
left after the wedding supper on bridal
trip to the eastern cities. When they re-
turn they will take up their residence at
Allegheny City.-COm. Gazette.
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Holy War Declared.
ENGLAND.

LoxDoy, December 23-At meeting OF
the bankers and merchants of London, yes.
terday. resolution passed fayoring the
formation of an association to consider the
rehabilitation of silver, and Henry Hacks,
enc of the directors of the Bank of Eng
land, was chosen president of the conn
90
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Internationally the Very Rest.

BALr,NoRB, Nd, April %. 1881.
have recently been using your bcowa
Iron Bitters in my family. conSIsInl
myscIf. wife and three children. and the
effect has been always as marked s' ia The
case of Mr. Phelps. Ills unquestonaeiy a
wonderful medicine. A. J, asss'
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Railroad Matters.

LaE~oyvnLr. FL,. December 25.-The
Lercle interest in the Florida Central
railway was, to-day. sold to Sir Edward }.
Reed, an English capitalist. The transfer
lives Sir Edward the controlling interest
IN the Florida Central. of which he was to-
day elected President.
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ATLANTA SQUlBS
RObbing the Mail-Assignmcnt- Com
promise.

ATLANTA, Ga. December 23.-Wm. II.
Howard, Assistant Rcgistcry Clerk in the
postotiice here, has been arrested on the
charge of robbng the mails.
ILCohcn & SeliC. clothicrs, made All assign
W. taal. tob,aicSc56; toll, iS5; dealer e6ihPr6trrstr
with his creditors at forty cents on the
dol lar
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CRIMES.

MoyrGoNEgY, ALA December 23:-ln
Birmingham. last night, check clerk PloS,
ser. in the Office of the Alabama x Great
Southern railroad, was killed by man
named O'Ncal
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yifty More Turned Ont.

WASHINGTON, December 23.-About fifty
discharges from the lapse roll, in the
Treasury department will be made on the
5th of January next. Secretary Folgcr IN
tends in the future TO make ttLs roll pre-
ferred roll. from which all VassncleS Oh the
,.nr-nnnnnt rolls will be tillCG.
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Jail Delivery.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Dec. 23.-An the prison
ers confined in the Jail at Hcrnando, Miss,
escaped. last night. Among the number
were Ed Selms, tcoloredl under seatencc
OF death for the assassination OF RUFUS Ar
mistead, in July last.
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Another Land shark Hooked,

-. LOUIS, Dec. BIB. NJ, Picker was ar,
e.sted by Deputy United States Marshal
ST Cashar pos: affice near st. GenevieVe;
far completely in, the land frauds. and
brought to St. souis. Hr will be triel in
the Criminal CDuri here.
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Ne Dot the Fate Bis Life Invi.ad.

y,cxssuRo, Miss, December 9-J. IL
B,eerctown, who Killed John Dent two
wears ago, and who was shot himseif three
mon tbs ago By al officer. died to-day. he
was a desperate and recklsss eaaTscIss.
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A COST pleasant affair came oh a. the
Pos,s.ice lasi night when the mail carriers,
thr,uph one OF ueir snmber, Mr.. II. A
Albright. Ir.. presented Col. Hngh sterling
gah q beautiful gsld-beaded caee hr.
as remarks vers very briei, but they
Tor The recipient Il the cane. Col. Ster lny
was wholly taken by surprise. bat in fs .
wei! chosen words he thantst the en-
pIoyes for the place he occupied in theil
ELECTIONS, ard pledged himself 10 crate
full renem brsnce OF the event Of the even
ing. The inscription Oh the cane MAS
Presented 70 Hugh Sterling. j. ~, by TN
letter carriers OF Wheeling, Deesmber 9th
1881"
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Guiteau will not hang his stocking
Saturday night. The idea Of hanging Is
rrpulSive To him.
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Goiux on n strike.

MILWAUKEE. December 23.-rhe trunk
makers at Racine. Wis, will strike next
Wednesday, because Of the discharge ol
members OF the Union from one oil TIE lac
tories
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|
Another Iron Company.

4 certificate Of incorporation was i'sued
Yesterday to the EIkboro Iron Company
for the purpose Of mining cDal, iron ore,
fir. clay. limestone and other minerals;
building and operating sawmills, car shops,
iron furnaces and other furnaces, anil man
ufacturing iron furnaces; and for selling
coal. iron and lumber AID all other articles
manufactured by themselves or others.
and Transporting the same. to market, and
erecting elevators aud dOckyards, and gen
erally 10 manrfscture, ship aDd cell every
prodrct Of iron. roal wood or clay.
The principal Of:ice or place OF business
shall be NJ Charleston, kanarhn county
AMI the certificate expires legL
one thous snd two hundred collars have
bs.n subscribed and $50 paid in Tor The
purpose Of incorporation, wia, the granted ns
,riTilege Il increasing TO sa1GO The
shares ar, 800 each and are held by Ale'-
=. Mathess and Adsm SAydsr, OF 1ewis-
burg, Grsenbricr county; Wn. 4. Quarrts'
Henry 3 Walker and &. e. Lewis. Chariss-
ton. ard David r. Conaeh, Portsmouth,
two shares each.
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wAsHlsefoy. December &s-Ree TeA.ss.
see and Ohio valley, wsrnss and fair
weather, noSthesiy vin11 ed gsasssiiy
shifting 10 sosthshy. sinee1olievsd In
west portion By falling haro0otss.
fair Weather, nertbsriy Winds, sAifting 10
sqs,hsriy rising. followed h falling baron
etff
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Ida Greeley's husband, the "hand-
some Greenbacker," is an applicant for
q foreign mission.
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Reports are current at 1t. Petersburg
That The relations between Russia and
Cbiba lrr somewhat strained.
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The will of the late Rev. Father Sake,
osOttswa. Canada, leaves $40, 900 to the
Ouebcc Seminary.
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To promote q vigorous growth o, the
hair, use ParksIs Hair hAlssfu,, ~ fe'
moves dandraa sud cures itching OF the
scalp.
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The cincinnati Merchants Exchange
devote, three days to Christmas-One TO
get rrs, \ torit, and another to get over
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Fes diseases of the nerves, brain, hloo0
and lungs, superior nedicaRe W o.! Oh
ers il Browns Iron Bitters ~