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Washington Letter.

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The LegiSlatire Programme--AboW ButtdIhg
Nary-A Pian to Dispose IF PrtUdte
BHis.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Feb. II, 1882.
Congress has sufficiently outlined its pro-
grammc to enabld those well acquainted with
the history and precedents Of political leglsla
ton IN tins country to predict what 1t Will do,
and VIVA, il will leave undone. 1t will pass
the appropriation bills Of course. The ma
Chlnery OF government must be fabricated.
The tariff question is to be evadod for the pres,
cni 10y referring it to u committee, outside OF
congress. for investigation. Its believed that
something vii. be done to increase the strength
aud efficiency OF our navy, and the opin ION
among naval experts is that our service and
our necessities will not be best supplied by
monster iron clads, like those which have been
built by England, Germany and Italy in the
last fifteen years, but by number of power
full, though smaller, swift sailing and easily
unanswered vessels that will be able to over,
take weaker antagonist, and 10 escape from
the more formidable but unwicldy ships with
winch the navles of the old world have been
recruited. 1t is the opinion of well informed
naval officers here, that since our national pol
lev is defensive and not aggressive we may
with comparative safety rely on torpedoes for
the defense of our ports, and that, with % or
80 vessels of high degree of speed, each
armed with one long range steel gun, we will
l.. a. ,l,n,, ~
the great naval powers of Europe, that they
will think twice before they attack us. 1t is
plain that the naval policies of the European
powers should not be followed without moditi
cation by us Their cumbersome iion-clads
are very formidable to the coast of Europe
and they would be very dangerous to our
coas: cities il they were only ON this side oil
the Atlantic; but the problem is to bring
them here. BY far the most comfortable place
for these unwieldy iron, coflinike monsters
with their bellies full of fire and machinery
Is the placid surface Of land locked harbor
| have seen even the officers and sailors of q
first class ocean steamer sick from the Inces
SAINT heaving of the Atlantic, and by the time
one of those Ill ventilated metallic "black
holes" could reach these shores, the crew
would be filter to take ahospitai than city.
Mr. Dunnell, of Maine, has introduced a
bill in congress similar to measure recently
urged by Mr.. Springer, of Illinois, and by the
late Clarkson N. Potter, of New York. It's
object is TO md congress Of the incubus of pet
/ y personal legislation, and to have claims
against the government sdjudicaied by cour
or courts, coiis,lsLsed for :his purpose. Mr
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sonal legislation was prohibited by the consti
tutions OF New York, Pennsylvania, Illinois
and most of the other states, and that this pro-
hibition had reduced the volume of their sta
tutes nearly 80 per cent 1t Is absurd 10 ex'
pect the Legislature of fifty millions of people,
confronted with momentous questions of do,
nestle and foreign policy, to act as court for
the settlement OF private claims against the
OF them of personal and private character,
hgve already been introduced during .his SEES
sion of congress, and the necessity oi such a
measure as that proposed by Mr. Duanell is
urgently felt.
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HOME DIRECTORY
OF Churches Orders, Societies, &c.
CHURCHES.

ST COLUMBIA Rom. Catholic. La Sale st. Pastor, iseN
Father Ryan; Assistants, Fathers Donovan and ONel-
Services nj O'Clock 4 80 A NJ, lOO A. NJ, ana yes
pcrs at $3.50 p. NJ. Sunday school at2:9 p. NJ.
ST FRANCES German Caiholic). West Jackson street
Pastor Rev Father Hont. Services at h:1J ana lO: A.
Sunday school at O'Clock r. NJ.
CHRIST CHURCH (EpscOpal. Corner Columbus and Ia
fyctte Rector Rev. +. ii. Gregg. Services ~
A. NJ. and : p. NJ. Sunday school at iOA NJ.
FIRST Cone REG ATIONAL CHURCH. Corner OF Columbus
and Jackson streets. Pastor, Rev g. b. Barnes. Services
at 1890 A. and p. VI. Sunday school at IL ".
METHODIST EPISCOPAL. Corner Columbus and Jefferson
streets Pastor, Rev f. c. Arnold Services at 1880 A.
and =. NJ. Sunday school at II VI.
BAPTIST CHURCH Jefferson street. between L. Sae and
Columbus. Pastor, Rev. ID. 7. McPhersOn services al
10 a. VI. and p. VI. Sunday school at Il 81.
PRRsBYTRRIAS CHURCH. Corner jefferson and COlum
bus streets. Rev. NJ X Whtesey. acting pastor SerVl
ccs AT l0;D A. NJ. SundaYschool at IL VI.
GERMAN EyASGELICAL CHURCH. Services held In the
French Church West Main street Pastor, Rev H. Cookie
Services AT 1899 Sunday school, $3.50 A. II.
ZtoS CoSGREGATIoSAL CHURCH German Evangelical
Lutheran West jefferson street Pastor, Rev II. Sey
ing Services at 1888 NJ. Sunday school AT 30 p.
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ODD FELLOWS.

OTTAWA LODGE No. Il l. o. o. f. Meets every Thursday
evening, in Odd Fellows Hail. Court street j. y. VII
lams, n. g.; }. o. Harris, Sec
ToyTI LopGE No 1893 l. o. o. f. Meets every Monday
evening In Opera House Block d. FarnswOrth, n. g..
b. Harris, Sec.
nesday evening, III Gcdncys Block. NJ. Klein, n. g.; +
Bernhard Sec
FLORENCE DDGRHE LODGE No ID. OF Il. Meets hrs
Friday evening In each month. Mrs II j. Logan y. q.
". l. Harris, Sec Social meeting Sd Friday evening o
each month.
OTTAWA ENcAnpNENr No a3I. OOF. Meets ID ant
9TH Tuesday evenings OF each month Charles Bowers.
T.; j, o. Harris, Scribe
IFFLAND ENCAMPMENT No. III l. O. o. f. Meets Isl anC
81 Tuesday evenings each MONTH in Gedneys Block Phil
lip Iencr, C. P; John Noglc, Scribe.
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MASONIC.

OCCIDENTAL LODGE No. 40 a +. 4 A. NJ. Hall in Opera
House Block of La Sale aud Jefferson streets Jas
McManus W. Nj; A. NJ. Hoffman, Sec. Regular meetings
LIST and Sd Monday evenings of each month
HUMBOLDT LODGE No. h55 a. +; 4 A; " Han IN Ged
news Block. Isaac Well W. NJ; G. W. Fuchs, Sec. Rcgu
lar meetings ID and 9Th Friday evening each month
SHABBoSA CHAPTER Il. A. NJ Hall In the Opera House
Block. VIM. l.. MiiligaB, II. P; NJ. Holman, Sec
Conversations LIST Sd Wednesday evenings OF each month
OTTAWA toNMANDERY NO. 10 X. T. Meets in Masonic
Hail. Opera House Block. Edward II Smith, f. c.; A. Nj
Hoffman. Sec COncaycs I'd and 4h thursday evenings III
pnCh month.
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LA SALE AND PERU.

! Miss Lottie Clark read in Peru Last evening.
The price OF lump coal at Cahilrs shaft, Perp,
ia now 81 25-a reduction OF SO cents.
The Leemans continuous tank for melting
glass proves a success at La Sale.
T.. c. Hegcler had his pockets picked on tht
accommodation train the other evening Inc
thief only secured few dollars and some pa
pers.
| The river is open for navigation from La sale
down, the 10 Fleming having made the up trip
on Thursday week to Peru.
PER-, Heaid, ''Wm. Keeper was brought be-
fore Judge Helmig last Saturday on charge OF
assault with intent TO commit rape, preferred by
Mrs. Mohr Defendant took q change OF venue
to Judge Bowling, who placed the bail OF the too
peiphborly neighbor at 5000 which he gave late
In the evening""
sTREAToR.
Fire Press: Orchard Chapman was to nave
been married to young lady in Minonk Satur-
day evening" but before the time for the cere-
IN ony came around he skipped out, Now 1t was
very necessary that she should have the wedding
performed, and as Richard was supposed to be
the cause Of the necessity, his departure in that
unceremonious manner was not approved. Ac.
cordingly the officers of the law were put upon
his trail, and they found he had come to Streator.
Marshal Clark was instructed to look him up,
which he did, and found HIM in Pete
Weast's playing pool Monday morning. He took
him in charge and on the afternoon train an Of
fcer came up and took Richard back to the arms
Of his eXpectant BRIDE
streator FIRE. Press. "The fire engine was
started out Wednesday night and the hook and
ladder truck got rs far as the middle OF Main
street, when it was found impossible to take IT
farther on account of the roads Unless we can
have passable streets fire department is no
earthly good"
Mike Asklns, who a few weeks ago was jailed
for illegal liquor selling, having been released
resumed his old business, and on Thursday week
was again arrested at StreaUor.
number of the lightGngered gentry have
been prowling around houses for several nights
this week.
DR.. j. H. Finley has bought lot fronting on
Park street, north of Union National bank
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TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES.

RID RIBBON REFORM CLUB OF OTTAWA Meets every
Sunday afternoon Mt Chcevcr Han J. f. Gallccr, Pres
j. H. Misncr, Sec.
MEMS AUXILIARY TEMPERANCE CLUB OF OTTAWA.
Meets every Saturday eNeRng In hall over tlanons iced
store, Main ST. VIM burgess, Pres Jacob Bane Sec.
FAITHFUL LopGR No 80 q. &. 4. Meets every Tues
day evening In lynch's Hall. II. Bcckwh, W. G. T.. T..
W. Burns Sec,
FATHER MATTHEW TOTAL AR~rINhNCE SOCIETY OF or
rAwA Meets RcddlCks Block. LIST sunday afternoon
and Sd Monday evening In each month John T. Burke,
Pres; James Ford See.
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A. o. u. w.

INDEPENDENT LODGE No. % A. o. u W. Meets on I'd
and 9TH Monday evenings Of each month, in Odd Fellows
Hall. c. L. simon, NJ. W; j. II. Wilson, Rec.
INDUSTRY LoDGE No 10 \. o. L. W. Meets lst and "a
Thursday evenings of each month, in Lynchs Block D. B
Harris NJ. W; Vim. Furough, Rec.
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JEWISH SOCIETIES.

HUMBOLDT LopGE No. lsh l. o. II. h. Meets In kncuss1
Hail. LIST ana Sd Sundays IN each month d. Hess, frcs
Isaac " ell, Sec
COVENANT LopGE No. lee l. q. X. $ D. Meets in kneu-
Sis Hail. st and Sd Sundays each month. d. Hess Pres
A. Hess, Sec.
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MUSICAL.

OTTAWA MUSICAL AssoCI ALTON. Meets every Monday
evening. In basement Congregational Church Z. ID.
Tnmble Pres, Henry Rochelle, Sec.
FIrzsERALD's Brass AND RKED BAND. Meets Monday
and Thursday evenings. Ia CAmeTons Block. corner had
son and Columbus sireeis. frank Lancaster. Leader
BAcH's MfLIrAEy BsxD. Metz every "Wednesday eve
ming. In Csmerons Block A. r. Bach. Leader
orrAws LirprnrsrxL. Meets every Tuesaay evening,
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FRENCH SOCIETY.

FRENCH MUTUAL BESEyoLENr SOCIETY OF OTTAWA
Meets quarterly the French Church, the lst sunds
after the Hrs Saturday In January April July and October
Philip school, Pres. Louis kastler. See.
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HIBERNIANS.

ANCIENT ORDER or HtBERSIANs. DIVISION No. -
Meets sunday afternoon ID Monday evening OF
each month, CanerOns Block, corner of Columbus and
Madison streets NJ. T. MUloney, Pres T.. j. Kelly Sec
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LAND LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LAND LEAGUE. Michael Davitt Branch, OF
Ottawa Meets every sunday evening, In I,cddicks Block
ID. Leahy, Pres; T. ID. Crimmins, Sec.
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KNIGHTS OLE HONOR.

RELIEF LODGE No. Sg6 X. OF w. Meets on lst ard I'd
Monday evenings each month"; IN odd Fellows Hall I. g.
Trenary, Dictator; II. NJ Bascom, Reporter.
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| Wells Health Remover, greatest remedy on
earth for impotence, leanness, sexual debility,
&C. 81 at druggists Depot Max Kneussl.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

ST. ELMO IoDGR No. 20 X. OF 7. Meets IN Gedncy =
Block Friday evening each week. Peter Miller, &. C;
George Jekyl, Secretary
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GERMAN SOCIETY.

GKnMAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY oF OTTAWA. Meets
Schacfcr. Hall ON Let Monday evening In each month.
Fritz FIRM, Pres; August Ackcrmann Cor. Sec.
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AMERICAN LEGION OF HONOR.

OTTAWA Council No I'll \. L. OF H. Meets in lynch's
Hail. and Sd Fridays of each month. W w. Taylor,
Com; L. ID. Crmmins, Sec.
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The brazen cheek displayed by Hog, of the
Streator Free Press, must be as CALLING TO the
residents of that village as 1t is disgusting to
outsiders. That fellow says: "Why is IL that
the Ottawa papers have never given the amount
of monthly pay.rolls in that city? We have La
Sale, 100000; Strcator, Sl5O,0OO; now give us
Ottawa, and see if the Streator pay rolls do not
equal those of both La Sale and Ottawa" The
truth Is the monthly payroll of La Sale is near
ly twice that of Streator, and we dare say Ottawa
pays out in one week more money than Hard
Scrabble does in two.-Ld Sale Democrat.
This monthly payroll" blowing is somewhat
ridiculous after all. However, the chief reason
why Ottawa papers do not give the figures is
that the labor TO secure them is hardly worth the
trouble. In La Sale and Streator the matter is
very easy; call at two glass houses and three or
four coal mines and the work is done. But in
Ottawa the shops are many and of widely differ
ent character So diversified are her manufac.
lures that to collect the pay.rolls would take a
weeks time Think of It-5 glass factories,
starch works, . agricultural works, foundres
and machine shops, tile works, brick yards,
stone quarries, furniture factory, two Touring
mills, - cigar makers, POO tailors, half dozen
builders planning mills, carriage and wagon
makers, tin shops, marble and stone cutters, box
factories, manufacturing harness makers brew
cries coal pits, &C., &c. The game isn't worth
the tramp and the powder
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The Paw Paw HeraM says: NOW that the G.,
h. * e. have assumed control of the Z. /. r..
r. it is thought the Morris, Rockford " Northern
surveyed through Sandwich, will be abandoned,
and the Joliet, Rockford & Northern serve MS the
thoroughfare for hauling fuel from the coal fields
of the south TO the northern country"
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JUST
ARRIVED!

rs complete q stock Of Dry Goods,
Notions, HoSiery, Boots and Shoes
as there is in OttalCa.
EUerything in Dress Goods desiro-
bic and cheap.
MEMS Kip Boots, ne hare the Best.
We defy competition. $3.50.
our r. o. Cas- WODoeD's Misses
and Children's Shoes Cunt be beat ;
and zoe inUite inspection,
Remember lce sell more Groceries
ihan any store IN OHauea. Best Ell
dence that zoe sell cheap. No snlde
goods all reliable.
MAHER BROS.
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IKcSUIHT VOTTVsI'OHU'TUU'J
The LegiSlatiUe Progrdmme-AboW BWIdt"g
Nary--A Ptm to Dispose IF Prtoate
Bile.
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THE MARKETS.
ottawa Wholesale Market.

OTTAWA, Feb. Il, !SS2.
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The grain prices whole range OF market from ware
house prices to prices naid for odd loads for feed
Grubby hides one-third off price of No l.
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LIVE STOCK.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, September 25.-The Drover3'
Journal reports: Hogs-Receipts 1000
head; shipments $500 head. Demand
brisk, and market firm and fully sc higher;
sales OF common to good mixed 81 5O(G
S 10; heavy s. 45@9 10; light 81 65@S so;
ships s. e0taI 20.
Cattle-Receipts 1900 head shipments
/ so head. Trade slow and values steady /;
exports, So 50a7 90; good to choice ship
ping, s. 50G6 80; common to fair, 81 Cytg
) %: butchers fairly active but weak al
- seas 80; stOckers and feeders, $ 1904 so;
range s. 10; Texans, s. 1904 10; half
breeds and Americans s. 00fd5 90; Eastern
dairy calves in brisk demand but none
here: quotations s. dl6 90 per head.
Sheep-Receipts 34OO head; shipments
/ 100 head. Market moderately active and
steady: poor to fair, s. OO@3 65; medium to
good, 50 s5@i 40; choice TO extra, 81 500
-.
British cable advises to the Drovers'
Journal show no change in prices this week
from last; current prices for estimated dead
weight are, good TO choice American cattle,
14@i513c; sheep, 15@l9c.
New York.
NEW YORK, September %. The DrorerS
journal bureau reports: BeeveS-Receipts
1 500 head, making l2,i7O head for the
week. Market tirmer for middle grades, III
GLIDING Texas and Colorado cattle at 25G
SOC higher, but trade is not active and the
vsrds barely cleared; extremes, Texas and
colorado cattle S. 25G9 %; grass fed Colo
RADIO stock 50 O0@l0 0O;a few extra and fan
cy, steers sold for S13 1904 90; exporters
took $50 head and paid $40 5OGl2 10 for
ordinary 10 fair steers. Exports for the
week we're 632 head of live cattle, 4,lSO
quarters of beef, 300 head of live sheep and
$50 carcasses of mutton.
Sheer-Receipts 1900 head, making
g. 900 head for the week. Better feeling
and a tric higher, with large trade at
81 25@5 IS per cwt.; Sheep - 80, and s. 20
for lambs.
Swine-Rcceipts, 1890, making 1850 for
the week. Market steady for live at IS COG
8 20 per cwt.
EAST LIBERTY, September 25.-Cattle-
Receipts 2,737 head. Market very dull and
prices from 4@Hc off from last week.
Hogs-Receipts 3, 100 head. Market ex-
cited; Philadelphias 50 O0@9 %; Balti.
mores SIS 65@S So Workers IS 4O(9S CD;
grassers 81 SOFAS 90.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head. Market firm
and prices a shade higher than last week.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, September 25.-Liye Hogs
Firm; common and light 81 25GS %;
ackin. and butchers s. 759N 80. Receipts
795; shipments I'll.
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Der ss &c; seller October 9s55ssc; seller Noyem-
Der Ssa4e; seller December CSC; seller yea.
9S1Ic. Corn-Dull; high mixed Zoe; No. .
spot CSC bid; seller September 671Sc bid;
seller October 641zc; seller November 59g
CSC; seller year 5Shc; Distinctive; No
October S35Ec; seller November and De-
cember &c bid; seller year S21Sc bid.
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~ upOn the Liver.
- upon the Kidneys.
tsEalateS me Bowels
flT,ae> the Blood.
Lliets the Nervous System.
LromOtes Digestion.
parishes, Strengthens and InVIg
ATtes on the Old Blood and makes
|psns the pores OF the skin and In
Wealthy Precipitation
.-2-.Lee the hereditary faint or poison
a't, which generates ScrOfula, Erysipe-
a. manner Of skin diseases and exter-
|-0S
p Are nOspirits employed In itsm2nufsc-
[. . Can be taken by the most delicate
By ihea2ed and feeble, care only belns
r N attention TO directions
f,-AND BRANCH, KSnRwha Co, W. Va
e -NsG hr. Clark johnson y Indian Blood
. = ny family for four years, and In al
- proved 70 be a. recommended. II
~ ne % DiphtheriA- 4. \. JONES
EVANSVILLE, BraxtOn Co., W. Va.
been entirely cured OF Heart Disease
y % DR.. Clark JOhnSOus Indian Blood
'soommead It's use to the atriicted.
WM. WORKMAN
I - N-''f ALLEf bIh0tOu NO.t W. va
oter'ng with Dyspepsia and Iyel
.-. ,Dr several years, Twas persuaded 70
ARK JnhnsOns Indian Blood Syrup,
- succeeded in making new man out
CAIN A. HINKLE
l. -bCRNsyILLR, BreAxtOn Co, W. Va.
", t.srk JOhnsOnS Indian Blood
A. Eou recommend IL TO be I was af.
| - Liver Complaint for = great many
u NE syrup completely cured me.
ELIZABETH RIFLE
5SA slEr BEND, W. Va, Feb. Is, ISL
-AsA JoHNSON-I have been cured o.
~ using your Indian Blood syrup
Asad u highly. KATIE b GENTRY
santed Tor the sale Of the Indian
10 u eyey town or village In which /
SeE'. Particulars given on appHca-
"a GGlSTS SELL IT,
iSry - West Third Street, New
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money at 7as Per Cent Govern
ments weak and Lower - stocks
Strong and Higher-FlOur Dull
wheat Unsettled and Lower.

wheat Unsettled and Lower.
NEW YORK, September 25.-Money at ia
per cent, closed at per cent. Prime
mercantile paper at Ga! per cent sterInS
exchange, bankers bills steady At fo-74'
demand 4SiA. 49,,
GevERSMkNrs-weak and }s@H per
cent. lower.
Elves
Fours snd-s-hah oupons...---.
EourS .---.------i
RAILROAD BoNDS-Irregular.
STATE SEcURITIEs-Duu and traction
lower for Tennessee old and mixed.
SrocKs-Share speculation opened strong
and prices showed an advance Of 1s9l&
per cent. from Saturdays closing figures,
latter Richmond and Danville. In the early
trade the general list sold up fraction,
and St. Paul. Minneapolis and Manitoba
from IL per cent to 1929, after which the
market become heavy and prices at
midday recorded q decline OF B@lA
per cent. in which the st. Paul,
Minneapolis and Manitoba, Oregon and
San Francisco Central, Missouri Pacific,
Richmond & Danville and Union Pacific
were most conspicuous. In the early af-
ternon general recovery OF H9l per cent.
took place, St. Paul Minneapolis and
Manitoba leading therein, after which the
market became weak and sold of to the
close. the decline ranging from Il to 2
per cent. the latter Missouri Pacific, to
n O2I<. Delaware, Lackawsnna & West
ern fell of ~ per cent TO 81 ASK; North
ern Pacific preferred ~ W 81; Rich
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after taking some highly pulled up stud,
with long testimonials, turn 10 Hop Bit
tiers, and have no fear of any Kidney, or
Urinary Troubles, Bright's Disease, Dia-
betes or Liver Complaint. These diseases
cannot resist the curative power of Hop
Bitters: besides, it is the best family medi-
cine on earth.
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A Georgia Town with Streets OF Gold.

From the DUhLORegd Mountain S1gHd<-
How does this street pan"' said one
of our citizens to a lad whom he had
encountered on last Saturday just after
the hard rain, pOking about inthe street
as though he was looking for something,
as he was, though he hadn't lost any
thing. "Tolorably well" said the boy,
exhibiting a small nugget OF gold about
the size of a duck shot and Just as
round, "there is what | just picked up
here. But this morning, down by
Captain Kelly's, l got twice that much"
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DRY GOODS.
New York,

NEw York, September 25.-Dry Goods
With gloomy weather prevailing there has
been a very moderate demand. The mails
having been. delayed by the storms, the
representatives Of interior houses are with
out their usual quota OF orders, hence new
selections are light. The movement wa
very good in consequence OF the absence OF
rain. snd two DAYS accumulation OF freight
made considerable activity in this depart
ment.
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MOP BirrERs.
500 REWARD!

viii be paid for the detection and eonvic-
ton Of any person selling or dealing in any
bogus counterfeit or imitation Hop Bitters.
especially Bitters or preparations with tho
word Hop or Hops in their name or con-
nec,ed Herewith, that Is intended to mis-
lead and cheat the public, or for any prepare
ton put in any form, pretending to be the
same q Hop Bitters. The genuine have
cluster of Green Hops (notice this) printed
on the white label, and are the purest and
best medicine on earth, especially for
Kidney, Liver and Nervous Diseases.
Beware of all others, and Of all pretended
formulas or recipes Of Hop Bitters pub
lished in papers or for sale, as they arc
frauds and swindles. Whoever deals in
any but the genuine willbe prosecuted.
Hoe Bitter MrG. Co.,
Rochester. \. Y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-26

nond & Danville, * to 81 -; Denver q
Rio Grande, is to 60, and Allegheny Cen
tral iI TO 3lX, while Cleveland, Co
iumbus & Indiana Central, after declining
ik per cent TO SK, recovered. Market
closed weak and showed a decline on the
DAVIS transactions of E@2 per cent; Mis-
souri, Pacific, Richmond & Danville, Lou
'isyille 4 Nashville and Delaware, Lacka-
wanna & Western being the most proml-
nent therein.
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