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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-05
WASHINGTON.
NOTES OF IMPORTANCE FROM lHt
. NATIONAL CAPITAL,
Cos's ReappOrtionmeut neasurs'-sorgan's
Electoral Count Resolution Passed the
Senate-Atkinson's Chances
A Dull Day in the House.
THE REGISTER SCRIBtS ARRIVAL AT
WASHING TON.
WASHINGTON.
Atkinson's Slim Chance.
,scisl | ispatch 10 the Register.

Atkinson's Slim Chance.
Special ispatch to the Register
WASHINGTON, February 4.
The appointment OF G. Wesley At
kinson as United States Marshal OF
West Virginia is still under considera-
ton by the Senate Judiciary Commit
tee. The committee will probably
report adversely upon the appointment
or make no report at all this session,
and thereby allow the new Adminis,ra-
ton 10 name Mr.. Patton's successor. 1t
ia understood that both OF West Virgin
las Senators are opposed to his contrma-
ton and will vote against it. Atkinson
is here ousiy working up his case. lie
sent word tonight to Mr.. Thurman, ask.
ing him il his appointment Wouid DC
considered by the committee on Mon
day next. II not, he says he will 90 to
West Virginia and is certain that he can
oct all the Democratic recommendations
necessary. Prominent West Virginia
Democrats are in no hurry to have his
nomination considered, and Will
allow it to lie in the committee pigeon
hole for some time yet. The fact that
the House to-day, by rather decided
vote, set aside
The Reapportionment Bill
and took up private bills, indicates that
there is not .luch interest felt in the
passage OF the reapportionment bill at
this session OF Congress. Mr.. Cox, who
has il in charge, struggled hard for the
bill, but the House voted him down. 1t
cannot now come up before next Tues.
day, and meanwhile the appropriation
bills will antagonlae 1t, as well as the
count of the electoral vote.
number OF
Railroad Witnesses
from the Chesapeake Valley passed
through here to-day for Wheeling, where
they have been summoned by your leg
islative committee.
The passage in the Senate to-day OF
the
Morgan Resolution,
which denies the right of the President
of the Senate 10 count the electoral vote,
was quite triumph for the Democrats
and complete bacE-doWn on hesart oil
the Radicals, who have for some time
past been fighting it bitterly and fill.
clustering against it.
Personals.
Senator elect Camden and Governor
elect Jackson were in Baltimore to-day
OH their way TO New York. They will
arrive in this city next week and spend
some time here.
Senator Henry q. Davis gave grand
dinner party at Wormley's Hotel last
night. He entertained the following
distinguished guests: Senators Wallace,
Allison, Davis Of Illinois, Blaine, Sauls-
bury, Barnum, Mcpherson, Window,
Pendleton and Bayard, Governor Ham
ilton OF Maryland, Hon. B. EIkins OF
New York, William ktySar, Esq OF
Baltimore, and Hon. r. I. Merrick.
J. +. b.
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The Eastern EARTHQUAKE.

PoUGuKEEPsIE, y. Y, February A.
Reports from along the Hudson be.
tween here and Newberg seem 10 show
that the shock OF an earthquake was
distictly felt in parts OF Ulster and Or
apge counties, Thursday morning at
half past four O'Clock. 1t is re-
ported as also being felt at the time in
portions OF Pennsylvania. The shock
Is described as quick, sharp report,
followed by rumoiDg sound, during
which in some places houses were made
TO ,remble and pictures were hurled
from the walls. II lasted thirty seconds.
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Removal OF the DePauw Glass Works.

PlrTsBCRGH, February Ill was an
nounced to-day that the DePsuT Plate
Glass Com pany. of New Albany, Ind,
and Louisville, Ky, one OF the largest
plate glass manuiacturing concerns. IN
fhe world. are TO remove their
works 10 this place. Already the
company has purchased thirty acres OF
land at the southern suburbs OF the city.
The company paid $500, COO for their
works at New Albany, and the works at
louisville cost 100000. They expect
10 save Sl25, 600 year in the cost OF coal
alone by removing 10 this city.
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KilIad SIx Red skis.

ST. LOUIS, February 4.-Reliable inior-
nation is said TO have been received at
Fort Davis, Texas, that Col. Baylor and
Lieutenant NeyiIles, OF the State
Rangers, joined the forces on January
2sti. ana with twenty five men sur
prised hand OF Indians in the Sierra
Diabolo Mountains, and killed six and
captured three squaws. These Indians
are believed TO be the same band that
has been committing deptdstioDs and
murders on the border for q Eonth pe5t
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DUBt IN.
Meeting ofthe Land Lsaguers.

DUBLIN. February 4 AT a meeting OF
the Land League to-day, Dillon counsel
led the people TO remain quiet. Bren.
nan also addressed the meeting. A
large crowd outside cheered for Davitt
Resolutions condemning the conduct Of
the government were adopted. Meet
ings are being held throughout the
country.
A memorial has been prepared and is
being extensively signed by Englith
Radicals and Moderate Home Rulers
asking Davi,t to be treated while in
prision as firr class misdemeanor on
account Of the state OF his health. The
Parnellites abstain from signing il.
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HOUSE.
A Day Passed and Nothing A accomplished d

A Day Passed and Nothing Accomplished
The House, at the conclusion OF the
morning hour, resumed consideration
Of the bill coming over from the previous
FRIDAY, providing for the sale OF certain
New York Indian lands In.kansas.
The amendment fixing TIE price OF
land at So per acre was agreed TO, and
the bill passed.
The House then went into Committee
OF the Whole on the private calendar.
The claims OF Mrs. +. Z. Page Occn-
pied the balance of the day. 1t was
finally laid aside, and the House al.
iourned.
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A Fearful Leap.

SrEUBESvILLE, February 4. Last
evening four horses attached to wagon
became frightened at the cars near Min
90, and jumped over the bank. thirty
feet high. John Blackburn, the driver,
had several ribs broken, and received
deep cuts on the head. Two Ct the
horses were badly injured.
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WOOL.
Philadelphia

PaILAprLPHIA, February 4.-Wool-
Quiet; Ohio, Pennsylvania and West
Virginia Xxx and above Hs4sc; extra
45Ca47c; medium 4915Oc; coarse 40c:
New York, Micbigsa, Indians and
Western fine 40s43c; medium 49ts,5Oci
coarse 39,6,4Oc; washed combing and
delsine 43(a45c; unwashed S1e3'c;
,ullad o,,.ll2c
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HOUSE OP DELEGATES

The session in the House, yesterday,
was extremely business like, being how
ever relieved at times with little dashes
of humor and occasionally sarcasm ex-
changed between the members; in fact
things were very funny when the DIS
cussion was started ON House Bill Nc.
%, which is for the protection o; sheep,
and imposes tax on dogs. The bill is
the one that the Sheep Growers Asso-
citation prayed the Legislature to pass.
The first section provides that the
Assessor shall carefully note The num-
Der owned or kept about any one house
and the name, aye, color, weight and
height of each" Judge Ferguson want.
ell "color" stricken out, because there
were CANNES that could not be described
in German, French, Choctaw, Italian or
the English language. Mr.. Moffet sug-
gested that all such be called
"Ysller Dogs"
Another gentleman said that in his
county some people owned as many as n
q, z-u Waller dogs. Mr. Leonard said this
could be easily gotten over by describing
them rs lone dozen yaller dogs, assorted
lengths and weights" And thus il con.
tinued; the knowledge that some of the
members displayed on the "yallsr' dog
question was truly wonderful.
The words were not stricken out. but
there were so many minor amendments
being made and thereby making such a
large Journal that on motion OF SIR. Fer
guson the House resolved itself into a
Committee of the Whole, Mr.. Ferguson
in the chair. and thorough discussion
OF the bill started. Nearly every section
SaI amended in some small n manner and
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HUNDREDS OF men, women and chill
uren rescued from beds Of p in, sickness
aud almost death and made strong and
nearly by Parker's Ginger Tonic are the
pest evidences in the world of it's ster-
ing worth. louca find these la eyeIy
eommunity.-Posi. See advertisement.
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A Horse Thief Lrnensa by q Mob.

hUr>e 4hlet bynchsd by Mob.
GALyASroN, February AT Column
bus Albert Williams, a negro, arrested
Tor horse stealing Was taken from the
constable by naked men and shot dead /.
Irooos IN fight with the Indians in
the Sierra Das Range Killed six and cap
tured three squavs
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Marrow ysc.o. from a Durnins Hotel

wILNixGroy. DzL., February 4.-The
Capital Hotel at Dover was burned to
the ground this morning. The guests
at the hotel, including Attorney Gen.
eral Gray and several members oi the
Lezisla,u ure, barely escaped with their
lives
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DRY GOODS.
H~ York.

New YoRK, February 4.-Dry Goods
-Basiness il still Doderste, owing 70
the cold weather and the obsruetions 70
transportation. CcottSDs steady In
price. White goods and quilts iairiy sc.
tive. PrintA sluggish but steady.
Dress goods and ginghsms fairiy sctve.
Mems wear ewoolens quiet; Foreign
goods are in light request.
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PRODUCE.
Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, February 4. - Flour
Qriet. Wbeat-Western steady anJ
6rm; No. 2 western winter rel, spot
and seller February 81 lii@l lIi,
seller March 81 lGicsl lGt seller April
81 l7i9l III; seller May 81 ISL. Corn
Western steady; western mifed, spot
and seller February and March 52sCs
5iic; steamer Soc. Oats Dull; western
white 42fd43c: do mixed +0lo,ilc. Rye
Frmer st 81 oral o. Hay-flrm:
prime 10 choice Pennsylvania and u,edi.
um s2i OOl4z3 ~. Provis,ons lliet
and very firm. Mess Pork Old tli ~
OLA 50: new SIS p. Bulk Meats
Loore shoulders and clear rib sidrs none
Offering; do packed bi6 SIC. Bacon
shoulders Gic; clear rib sidss yc: hams
lOIGlIic. LArd-Rcfned IOIc. Butter
Quiet; prime 10 choice western pa sed
Isla23c; roll 20,222c. Rggs-Qu..t it
32Cd35c. Petroleum Nominal; refined
&c. Cofee-Firm; Rio Csrgoe,. ordits-
~ 10 fair, IICSi3c. Sugar QUIET; A
soft 8ic. Whnky-Dull at 81 u.
ChioAso.
CaicAoo, February 4.--Plour- Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat.Activp, bot
lower; No. 2 Chicago spring S7ic cash;
gsya este seller March; ss!ldgstc seller
Apnl; vic seller May. Corn-Duh.
weak and lower o, Itc cash: 3siS;ytc
seller March; 4ltts4itc seller Nav.
Osts-EssieS st 29c cash.. ZJtc seller
March; 33tc seller Nay. Kye-Stesdy
and unchanged. Barlsy-Firmer ii
99ic Porx-Active but lower, end very
weak at ia 20sI4 Is cash; 81 no
AM seller hsrch; Sl4 10 seller ApriI.
Lafd-ln fair demand, bot at lower
raies; - 301o 32i cash; % 37i69 20
seller March; % l7i69 50 seller April.
Bulk Meats-In far demand, but at
lower Ystes; shoulders a 20: short rib
81 IS: short clear g. TO- WHISKY
Active, bat o shade loser st eI01.
Hsv OFissns
New OrLEAxs, February 4. = 50, 1 =
Inferior to good Common 5tG35ic: Gun.
mon 70 rtod copmon 6ts6te; ys..ox
elasi6<d 7is7ic:
Pistsburgb.
,Pr7spr ron, .Fehrosr, 4 -p~troleu n
.-Arpv~, rra1e, United certificates an.
tsad~ "a. h'd: refined v: los rhiisdel.
phia delivery.
Il ,1g1,..s af.-l<. <... Ia I.E-l
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bar silver here llli; subsidiary silver
coin j@l per cent discount
GovRRSMKSrs - Quiet and generally
firm.
U s. Coupons tlss1)
New Fonrsnd one. III
New .---l ~
Pacific Sixa OF
RAILRoAD BoNDs SIN the railroad
bond market the features to-day were
Texas and Pacific Income Land Grant
Is which rose to S4i from sll, then sd-
vanced TO aud closed at S3l; Indianapo-
lis. Blooming and Western income I'd.
vanced to so from at; Boston, Hartford
and Erie firsts 10 81 from IS; Northwest
ern firsts to 81 10. from 81 0Sl; Indiana,
Decatur and Springfield seconds, income
To Gji from 66, fell 10 G6 and recovered
10 81 and again declined TO 60; Chess.
peake and Ohio currency 6s advanced to
s. from 81; and Kansas and Texas
seconds to SO from sly; Milwaukee and
81. Paul IL. 4 ID. DIV nrsts fell TO 81 %
fromS 81 25; Bloomington ana Mnncie in
come 10 81 from So.
STATE BoSDs-Dul.
Srocis-Ths market opened strong
and gen, rally higher, and in The early
dealings prices lose ldl0 per cent. the
latter In Oregon Navigation, Northwest
ern preferred and telegraph shares be-
ing also prominent in the improvement.
At the first board speculation became
weak and declined las per cent. but
subsequently, there was an advance oi
t(G4 per cent, Oregon Navigation lead.
ing the downward aud Chicago Bur.
lington and Quincy the upward
movement. During the afternoon
speculation was irregular. At the ssc'
ond board Lake Erie and Western rose
81 and Northwestern q per cent. In
late dealings, free sales caused decline
OF to 3 per cent, most marked in the
telegraph stocks, Northwestern, Lake
Erie and Western. Chicago. Burlington
and Quincy and Lake Shore. Oregon
Navigation closed at decline OF q per
cent from the highest point. keehc 10
selling calls on Lake Shore for 90 days
n 1876.
The transactions on the Stock ES.
change aggregated 49,, 900 shares, OF
which l,iOO were Alton and T,rre
Iiautc, |, 100 Atlantic and Pacific Tele-
graph, 1000 American Union, 5,iOO
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 5000
Canada southern, 2,400 Central Pacific,
g, 900 Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern, l., 900 Delaware aud Hudson, 900
Denver and Rio Grande. 20 900. Erie.
5000 Hannibal and 81. Joseph, 5000
Iron Mountain, 1900 Kansas and
Texas, $1,000 Lake Shore, 1000 lake
Erie and Western. 400 Louisville and
Nashville, 5000 Michigan Central, 5000
North " cstern, II,OOO New Jersey Cen.
trail, II geo New York Central, 5000
Northern Pacific, 3, 200 Ohio and Mlssis
sippi, u. 200 Ontario and Western. g.
O0O Ohio Central. 1900 Pacific Mail.
800 Reading, $4,000 II. Paul. 1000 ~.
Paul and Omaha, 5000 Texas Pacific.
1900 Union Pacific. 1900 Wabash
Pacific. 5000 Western Union. 5000
Peoria, Decatur and Evansville and
d, 900 Little Pittsburgh.
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Toledo.

ToLEpo, February 3.-Wheet-Eim-
er; No. / whit. Michigsn. VI 0it amosf
Michigan 81 04i: No. 2 rcd Wabeah,
spot 81 Oi; seller February y Nt;
seller March 81 06t; seller Apra y 0et;
seller May 81 Csi; No. 3 red spot 81 %;
NAV sioi. Corn-QnieE high nixsd
aIic: No. 2spot 4lic; February Aici
rejected Ale. Oats-Noninally unchsnS'
ed. Clover seed-Quiss; prime nan
moth g d; choice $615; pfins u 70
TDreued Hoes-8 70.
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WORKING HARD.
IS WHAT OUR LAWMAKERS ARE DO
ING.

The House Spends Most Of the Session As
a Committee Of the WhoIe-Ihe
Senate Puts Over Twenty
Bills on FIRST Reading
and Passes the
Druggists Bill.
IHE DOG AND SHEEP BILL IN lHE
HOUSE.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Aetivsat 3 to 6 Per csat-GsvsnS
msnts Quiet and Generally firm-fIour
Quiet-whsat Steady and Firm:
Hogs Steady.
YIhAhCk
New York.

New YoaK. February 4.-MoNuv-
Active at 800 per cent, closing at 5
per cent Prime mercantile paper 439
81 per cent Sterling exchange bankers
bills weak at 4S2; demand As. Dry
goods imports for the week 81 $4,000
SLvER-At London SLID per ounce;
bar silver here llll; subsidiary silver
coin iSl per cent discount
GovRRxNESrs Quiet and generally
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PittsburHb.

,PirIssr ron, February -p~troleu n
.-A,tiv~, rru1e, United certificates an.
tsad~ "a. h'd: ,eflned v: los rhilsdel.
phia delivery.
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[ lAdd.i;onn' Nsrhts on Fos,h Pa6t. !
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0ioago.

New OrLElxs, February Z. - 50, ar =
Inferior to good common 5tfa5,c; cou.
mon 70 god copmon Ge6tc; ye..o~
clarified 7t17ir.
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which denies the right OF the President
of the Senate TO count the electoral vote,
was quite triumph for the Democrats
and complete back-down on the part OF
the Radicals, who have fOr some time
past been fighting it bitterly and fill.
hnsterinp against IT,
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From Greene COuuty Pa Republican.

from Steeue SOuuty NFA'l hepuO IVAn'
The wool trade took a sudden relapse
Last week, since which 1t has been dull.
The price went up to forty cents a pound
and stood at these figures for about one
day, when the buyers were notified by
telegraph, those who were acting Tor other
parties, to stop all buying I'LL further
notice. Since that time comparatively
little has been doing in the trade Of the
community. Some few purchases have
been made at from thirty.six 10 thirty
eight cents, but these prices will not buy
the remaining unsOld clips, 90 the high
prics Of forty cents paid last week has
spoiled the farmers from selling at q much
less price. The wool crop Of Greene
county has been half, perhaps, picked up,
and much Of 1t has found its way into the
Eastern markets.
The cause Of tho running up Of the
price Of wool to 40 cents In this section
was owing, doubtless, to the fact that q
heavy purchaser by tho name OF Taylor
for eastern manufacturers, came into
Washington county last week aud paid 4C
cents, buying 200, 900 pounds 10 one day al
these figures, all no wanted. This induced
Mr.. Aud, Of Washington, 10 pay the
same, ard under bis instructions George
Sellers, WIN Is buying for Aud, put the
price up. But as sUen as the eastern agenl
Taylor got all the wool he wanted and
stopped buying, the demand ceased and
the price dropped.
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MhIIennn ,Iann reaIh.


Cleanliness Of the teeth 10 TO the eye
what purity OF breath is to the sense oil
smelling, Nothing, indeed, Is more desi'
rsble In the appearance Of a lady than
clean, white teeth, and the gums the color
Of the rose; nothing is more repulsiVe than
unClean, discolorsd and unCsred for teeth,
thickly inCrusted with tartar. The most
beautiful face aud lips are digAgreeable II
the latter, when open, exhibit the otfen'
sive spectacle Of neglected teeth, The
wilderness Of teeth Is liable 10 be lost by
the influence OF various causes, and they
are tsrniAhed by the action Of different
elements and by the e1alations OF the
stomach. When the loss Of Whiteness Is
oCCssioned by the production Of tartar, o
coral stick may be used TO clean the teeth
and to remove the tartarous salt blRCkness
Of the teeth may sometimes be Corrected by
pulVerizing equal parts OF tartar and salt,
and, after wRshlGg tho teeth, rub them
With this powder. The gums cannot be
healthy unless they are Arm and red, and
adhere 10 the roots OF the teeth-these
qualities depending, to q great measure,
On the health. The gums are liable to a
variety Of accidents which impair both
their health aud beauty, and which often
transform them into very unsightly oh.
jeC;s. Sometimes they grow soft, swell
ard appsSr full Of liquid and corrupted
blood Ut others they project aud cover a
great part Of tho teeth; thOy also become
inaAmed and painful and affected with Of,
iensive ulcers, A good C!eanaing mixture
may BIZ made by amalgamating an ounce
OF powdered myrEh, two Hpooniuls Of
white honey aud q little green Hage 10
ine powder; wet the teeth and gums with
a very little Of this OF night and morning.
Powdered charcoal is also an effective ar.
tiCls for cleansing and whitening.
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THE IEOH nARKgE,

An Unsettled ana UneaFtAiu Situaiion-
Hard % Predict b NeaFR utnRe.
y. Y. EullItin o. yesterday.
Ii IL yet q very uncertain Market with
the advantages apparently more in buy
srs' favor than otherwise. though no great
or probably than they have been for some
time back. After q period Of almost com.
plete ~staguEtion q few orders came in,
and, As q matter Of course, Q better
isGhng among sellers IL soon reported.
This is somewhat encouraging so far AL
goes, but when 1t comes to determining
the amount OF business for two, three or
more consecutive. weeks, instances are
rare that the total sales are found 70 be
within Q large percentage Of what might
be looked upon q Q fair business iof the
period in question. In short, the buying
seems to be spasmodis and not conducted
in q manner giving any INDIGESTION that
the majority OF consumers are Inclined to
take more stock than 10 needed 70
meet passing wanna, unleas possibly
some guarantee Ia given against loss by
any %unlayoTabls turn the market may
lake. Our observations fail TO discover .
condition Of affairs ss hopeless as some
accounts would have 1t appear, but Gs the
came time we eau find no substantial evil
dsnce OF 9 change in the interest oil sellers,
There are probably some consumeTs who
will take q certain iron that they have bs
come familiar with and hesitate very little
about paying the price asked; but the
average buyer seems inclined to do Q great
deal Of shopping, and gives q difference oil
Soc per ton or more preference over 0
makers name. There Is plenty OF AmeTi'
eau iron Of all grades to meet the require
ments Of consumers, and every hundred
tons Of foreign iron that 10 placed has
some influence upon the price Of our home
product, Notwithstanding what may be
said 10 the contrary. This leaves the iu'
tuIA OF the market dependent more or less
upon the course the foreign markets may
pursue and, as q consequence, the out
look is very uncertain, 10 say the least.
At times the markets abroad are re-
ported better, with some improvement In
prices, hut It has been demonstrated be-
yOnd all doubt thAtthese reports are OF NO
account 60 far as u market Is concerned,
simply for the reason that foreign makers
have an enormous surplus stock, and do
not pass On opportunity to rid themselves
Of a portion Of 1t. Last week the Scotch
market was cabled Hrmer, but in the face
Of this intelligence, round lots OF some Of
the best brands were offered for delivery,
any time the next three months, Of prices
lower than have yet been quoted this year.
In our opinion, the market Is far short Of
being fayorably situated, though not an
utterly hopeless one. A change for the
better can scarcely be anticipated until
the surplus stock and excessive production
both here and abroad are curtRiled mate
rally. A further decline In prices, Of
course, depends wholly upon the pressure
to sell either foreign or American iron, bat
II that pressure should become no greater
than Il Is at present there Is some chance
OF the prices now ruling being sustained
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It seems strange that anyone will suffer
from the many arrangements brought on by
an impure condition Of the blood, when
Scovillfs S~arsaparilla and stilungia, or Blood
and Liver Syrup will restore perfect health 10
the physi al Organization. II 70 indeed 4
strengthening syrup, pleasant 10 take, and has
proven itselits be the best blood purifier evei
discovered, efIeCtually curing scrofula, syp,
hilith disorders. weakness OF the kidneys,
efysiplias, malaria, oil nervous disorders aud
debility, bilious complaints and all diseased
indicating an impure condition Of the blood,
liver, kidneys, stomach, skin, etc. II cOrrectl
indigestion. Aslngle bottle will prove TO you
ls merits as q health remover, for It actS like
q charm, especially when the complaint IL oil
M exhaustive nature, having o tendency u
lessen the natural vlgof Of the brain and
nervous system.
West q McConahsy, Druggists and Apothe
carries, Bank Building, Bridgeport, Ohio, alsc
Logan, List 4 Co., WHOLESALERS Agents, Wheel
ing, ". Va. TfHSAW