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MEDICAL.
Our citizens Desire NO Notoriety, but are
Always Read, 10 Proclaim the Truth.

Mas GEO. DAwLKY Of 80 knight street, Provi.
dence, H. relates to our reporter her experience
with the wonderful curative properties Of what Is
destined soou TO be the StandMd and leading Spe'
cihc OF the whole wide world, for Kidney and
Liver diseases, etc. Nm D. says:
.Early last spring wGs severely Sfllicted with
torpIdi'y OF the kidneys and enlargement Of the
liver, and the K!dueJ disca,e came upon me % fast
and suddenly that before was scarcely aware Of
The Cause OF my trouble became badly bloated.
and my body and limbs very much swollen, so that
It was with great dIniculLy and severe pain that
was abO 10 walkAn became drcAdiulIy troubled
By being short breaihed 10 that even slight exCt
ton or little exercise would tire mo AlmOit 10 cx.
hauS!lon. aud was 30 distressed whgn-I retired
nights that could not Stcp, aud was very rest
leS One Of my Iinhs especially had a very severe
nervous pain, which always seemed 70 be more 80
we're at nIght than At any other time, aud would
frequently ache so sharply as 10 arouse me from
sleep, was very nervous AMI uncomfortable all
the time, ana was being dort0red. and taking all
kinds Of mtdic;ne for this complaint aud that and
the O,her but all to no good purpose uutil at about
the time when ] was tired out aud somewhat dis
guSted, aud alnolt discouraged with medicines and
dbctors, relative and highly esteemed friend Ter.
suaded me to Try Hunts Remedy beSau IL take
It few days Sso and am happily disappointed BY
the result for before had used bottle ri 1t be.
ssn to feel relieved, aud coon commenced to seep
Splendldly; the severe nervous paIus in my limb
which hal 70 handle 40 sendsrIy do not appear
any uore, my headache aud btcksche have disap
peared, feel WILL every wsy. Ra rest well at night
The swelling has disappeared from my b0dy and
Limits. am now able TO do my homework c1m.
iortably and easily. Hunts Remedy has certainly
doae wonders for me.
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Rnchelnr In,,ice Grey.

LouiSriie Couritr'JOarna!.
The Justices OF the Supreme Court in
Washington are not so dignitied but that
they enjoy very much among themselves a
Joke upon each other. The last few days
they have been deriving much enjoyment
from a rig upon the bachelor member OF
the court, Justice Grey, on account Of an
impression which he made upon Nilsson
on the occasion OF her recent visit TO the
White House. The Judge is several
inches over six feet, splendidly proper.
toned, and OF rudy complexion, and In
the dude vernacular "well heeled." The
Judge, like most elderly men who have
lived single life, is ditEident in the society
OF ladies', and the more attentive Nilsson,
the more embarrassed he. Finally she
tired Of his stammering replies to her pretty
sayings, and told him he was no good, and
then addressed herself entirely to the
President, who had been watching the
scene all along with much interest and
amusement. It will be long time before
Justice Grey will hear the last Of this little
affair,
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MEDICAL.
MEDICAL.
SLIGHT ODDS.
A Little Story with a Large Moral-One
Man who knew hiI own Business.

A Little Story with q Large Moral-On'
Man who knew his own Business.
mo, my dear" said the venerable keeper Of
county store to a timld little girl whose heat
scarcely came up to the level Of the counter. "NO
my dear, we haven't any red flannel, but We have
some first rate New Orleans mOlasseS." softiy
limiting that she didn'. think that would answer
the purpose quite as well, the child went her way
in search Of the article she wanted.
"Haye you BENsoN's cAPCISE PLAsTERs =
asked a gentlemen OF a certain drugsis. whose
name could be given were 1t dc,ired. II am
troubled Just now with touch Of my old friend.
the lumbago and the gcnsons Plaster seems TO so
TO the OF almost as ioon as 1t touches the skim"
"Not at present." replied the druggist genIally.
"bu. we have lots Of plaster Just as good There IL
Allcock'S, the CapEcum and o,hen-won't one Of
them do as wellH"
my dear dr," retorted the gentleman, with a
sllsht show Of temper, ISay nothing against those
articles but am business man, and always ask
for precisely what want, and for nothing else.
may enliehten you, however, when ay that
sometime ago. for another disc0e, Of which the
Capcine has since cured me, I tried all those you
mention, with no approcIable benefit. They are
inefficient, every ono OF them, he meanCst act OF
the proprieton OF some Of them being this: tina.
they make plaster, with similar sounding names to
deceive the unwary into believing they are the
same thing. Experience taught me the difference.
I'll 90 to the next man IN your line. Good day"
BE on your guard against limitations. The gen.
ulne has the word cAPCINE cut clearly In the
middle OF the plaster. All others are imposlt!ous.
seaNury 4 johnson. Chemists, New York.
mFiT.vRw .Hs To-.
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Ben batter NJ rhnrie,ton.

Ina speech at reunion oil the survivors
Of the Massachusetts Sixth Regiment, in
Boston, Gov. Butler incidentally alluded tc
the Democratic National Convention in
Charleston, S. G., in 1850, when he per.
sisently voted almost alone for Jefferson
Davis as the Democratic candidate for
President. He said:
$40 one at all versed in political history
1t was apparent that unless some special
interpositlon Of Providence came the grow.
ing dissensions OF the North and South
must lead to war. 1t was u significant
event when two organizations which had
long formed, az it were, connecting bands
between the North and South were rent
asunder-the Methodist Episcopal church
and the Democratic party-the Northern
and Southern portions Of each being una
BILE to agree. When the Democratic party
was severed at Charleston there could be
no doubt OF the result. After the Con.
yention divided l was at the Mills House.
at Charleston, smoking with some southern
friends With Yankee curiosity l was
looking up to note the structure OF
the building. Governor Berry, OF South
Carolina, slapped me on the shoulder and
said: what are you looking at? Are you
going to set up in the hotel business?' ]
replied: 4 have been looking at the build.
ing to see how many soldiers 1t would
quarter. While crossing a creek with
Judge Shepley, delegate from Maine, be
said to me: 4 think that the next time we
cross the Potomac it will be with muskets
on our shoulders The Democrats failed
to unite at Baltimore. A committee OF 10
from tue Breckinridge branch OF the party
was chosen to take measures for future re.
organization; and OF this commission was
one. l found there the delegates OF South
Carolina bearing the ordinance oil seces.
sion. l found that they had no inten-
ton OF recognizing, but that they
wished to found an empire, the
corner stone Of which would be slavery.
told them that bloody, cruel war would
intervene. They honestly thought there
would he no war, and said that the North
would fight. A Texas man asked: who
Of the North wonld fght?' Ireplied: i for
one.' He said: There will be plenty to
take care Of you l called upon Jefferson
Davis, who was then Senator, and as l
believed, true Union man. said 10 him:
Can you not stem this torrent? He said:
Il shall 90 with my State; you are Demo.
Graf; what will you dol? shall 20 with my
STATE and l am pretty sure that my State
will be with me- With tears standing in
his eyes he asked. Is it possible that the
next time we meet we shall meet as
enemies?'"
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Coo: Nay es1Sas61sc June July
Ssa. In iaIf demand ~ lower prices: No. mixed
60jSt'lc: rejected white hlSc No white 6SHAotci
No 2 white 6tH c Provisions firm: new mes
III sOsii IS. Kgys quiet ATS xaIeic Cheese frm
Tor choice. wldify steady. otheis unchanged.
CHICAGO, April 2t-The DreueTs' Journal reports:
Hogs-Recelnts 1000 head; shipments 260Oheah;
Mariet opened ltfo!!, Grand closed weaker; mtled
GSSttie~Receip.s 2,eOo head; shipments q, 4oOheAd.
Market fair and brisk and prices shade stronger;
exports &C 20A6 40: good % choice shipping ~ Ioa
10; common tomedlnn IS 2Sa5 10.
Sheep Receipts 8 LOO head: shipments 2, 400 head.
Market active and briss, prices arm; common 10
fair 81 0oA6 90. good 70 CHOICES 1aa65 %.
weak: No red spot 81 u; May 81 l3Is bid. u AZ
asked: JuneR1d July 81 -; August 10; year q y
Torn weaker; No 2 spot held a. esS: NAY eIssc
bid; Nay 81 iiIi bid; June 81 July 81 f61s: An
gust o. l614 September 81 leH bid; October u leh
lid; year 81 lsh. Corn hrmer high mixed SsHG
May So; June sgEe July q x bid, oauduil; No.
spot held at4611 e; May 4Sc bid.
,IsuiNHArI, April 2t.-Cotton quiet and un.
changed Flour hIm but not quOtAbly hi her.
Wheat higher e. q y Corn TsaseE
Barley steady extra No. iall 65A97c. Pork strong
at 1880. Lard quiet and firm at sll 10 Bulk meats
strong, lhOuldfrB " TO- cIetr no SIU 10. BACON
stronger shou ders IS OK clear rib Sll l2h: clear
81 IS, Whisky steady at q Is. Butter nominally
unchanged.
NEW York, April 24-DRY Goops-The exports
OF domestic cottons for the past week were 2,tS
packages making As SIS for the expired portion Of
he year against $50 last year. u 04 IN 1881 and
81 SIS III 1880. The demand by agents IL gen, rally
quiet 10 inactive, but q few special purchases OF
cotton, alSJ fair request Tor choice prints and
dress goods, give very fair sales.
EAST LIBEHrY, Pa, April A-Cattle-R Receipts
S6l head market slow at about Yesterday prices.
Hogs-Receipts IT'S; market active: PhllAdelphtaS
81 9OaS 05: Workers 81 GOAT IS. sheep-Receipts
5000: market very dull At Mondays prices.
PIrTsBuRGH, Pa, April 24-PEEoLEua-Dull:
United certificates steady: closed At 93Lc rehned
sIkuSc for Philadelphia delivery. In the afternoon
session the market continued Gull; opened al 99<c
closed hrner At 9SHc, i
BRADFORD, Pa, April INSTRUMENTATION
dulland weak: opened at93hc, highest 9S5fc; low.
est 9!1c: closed At &c. Clearance 100 barrels
total Shipments 7y0.So2 barrels charters S5.7li
barrels. .,l
cNclsSA,I, April 24.-Liye hogs arm: common
and liRht 60 Goat ": packing and b1tchels 81 GOA
7S5. Receipts 400 head: shipments 2,loo head.
TrrusylLLE, Pa, April A-QIl opened at CSC;
highest 9S1+c; lowest 9l5fc; closed ct S31c.
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:. T.. STOKES,

General Eastern Agent,
NJ 50 Clark Street. Chicago, III.
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NeHphh appeal.
Which lays for heather Injun,
Who hASl't civilized ways.
That Yellow Dog Of the NichitAs,
Was regular draw poker Craze"
When we cAmpGd OH the CanAdiin,
Down low on the southern fork,
Missouri Dan" had 4 greasy deck,
And we settled down 10 the work.
Dave dealt III" pSpcIs 10 Baltimore"
(Which Hal wASAlSo his nancy
Hal 'Rntlcd," yellow Dog 'stAId In"
As likewise did lheSIne.
Then Dan passed out" Hal RAISED tho blind
And "LhrowEd 10 the center" TO draw,
And Yellow Dog stood the raise Of Hal,
Which the Samo also saw.
draweh two cards and Hal drawed ono.
And Yellow Dog he drawed three.
And lknOwed that Hal had "hlIed his haul"
by the wiuk hewunk at me.
Then the fun began. and tho IDjun "bucked,"
And l saw "Mis.ouIi' lAuVh;
lie showed whoever won the pot"
That We was all half aud half,
When Sll the "rocks" which the party had
Had been put ZIP o. the board,
And all the hSin's about the camp,
And even the stock we rode,
lcalled for sight" thtowod down my hand,
When, rs sure Us I'm alive,
"BA,timOra Hal" h0 hiIt four ones
Whilst theyellow Dog he Hit i've!
Stranger, Of course we waSsurprised,
But the rules Of the game d. clare
That whenever the TedsEin cheats the white
lie must CLIMB he 90 tleu stair.""
And there he was wicked lnIun,
For be tried TO raise gale"
BY ToPing Us Innocent cowboys
30 we tuck hi.u or TIE Lrall."
Way down on the South Canadian.
Where the waters wildly sweep,
Wherc the Osier signs TO the sac bush,
Th9 Wichita Yellow Dog leeps,
Which Is why S,ys Of the lnjlu,
VINO hasn't civilized WAYS,
For 10 tack Q cowboy nj poker
lie must have 4 ''p kcf crhE4f
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Advice 10 Mothers.

Are you disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by q sick child suffering and crying
with pain Of cutting teeth? II so send at
once and get bottle OF Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup for Children Teethipg Its
value Is incaIculable. 1t will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon It, motbera, there Is no mistake about
it It cures dysentary and diarrhoe,, regu.
lates the stomach and bowels, cures wind
ton, and gives tone and energy to the whole
system. Mrs. wins'ow's Soothing Syrup
for Children Teething Is pleasant to the
taste, and Is the prescription Of one OF the
Oldest and best female physicians aud nurses
In the United States, and 10 for sale by oil
druggists throughout the world. Price Is
cents bottle Mws&w
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AND oonnEno,A,.
wheeling Wholesale narLe..


WHEELING. Tuesday. AphlA. y
Trade In all departments the past week has been
all that could be desired. and as rule steady prices
have prevailed Yesterday morning meats advanced
hall cent, aud the tendency Is S Ill upwards.
Groceries have sold wall, With no change In prices
Of any consequence outsideof fish. In thegiain
department oats and State corn have advanced
slightly; wheat remains the same; mill feed Is very
caice and owing to the scarcity Of loose hay that
has alio advanced Flour remains the same.
Grdta-MheAt o. lUal Upper buAneL state oats
I0atSc western Oa on the track 6OAo6c Kye1Ua10e
and very little Offering State corn b5aG0c
7TS 81 Louis winter Is 6OSd Is; fancy family
white amber and winter g esSs 2S; choice family
tchOIce red winter IS 60a6 20 Xxx family medium
winter IS 6Oa6 IS: XXX bakeES lMinneA0tal 50 264
50; Xxx bakers tNisConSlnl s. 5ba6 %. Corn meal
SSa90c In paper. 0ALmeal-medium bfand-T "a
50 perbbl; fancy 81 76as 90 Rye flour 81 60a4 70.
wa Foed-WhIte middngS SA 00A23 OO; coarse
do SO co. seconds SIS %; bnn SIS 0oal6 co. chopped
feel $50 o.
Hay and SraU-Prime timothy baled at sll ooa
70 o. according 10 quality, per ton; prime new
loose $40 OOAl200. w6eatStraW So; oatstraw S.
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Preeloun aope-Peruna

One morning while be Iher husbapd) was
holding her upin order that she could breathe
more easily, after having struggled with a
bad sp.ll Of coughing, he made the remark
that he did not bslieve she would ever get
well, when she, in her weakness, said: Eyes,
will. II you bring me DR.. HARTMAN" The
doctor was brought He prescribed tea
spoonful OF Pert1la every hour. She began TO
improve from the first dose she took. She
told me to-day she has never felt better In her
life than she does now, and that she cannot
say too much for Peruna, A. J. MILLER Her
husband writes: ''Sou,h Chicago, ILL.,, Dec.
10, 1881: have living witness OF the virtue
OF Pettna in my wife, who was saved from
death by 1t. certify that every world on
page so In DE- HARTMAR's book on the "1lls
Of Life" Is true in every particular. 7. s.
EBERLryE. p&w
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noME pROOF.

,t,y,, ,iscA4cs and KheumALSn.-
E5,aey aau ii..sN',SOlhIug seemed u hctp mo-
ENd IstSt Of bed Dr. z siIh PHILLIPS PBI
wheeling, W. Va.
..o, So,e Impaired v0lce-Sui'
oars. - pAltnt mCdlcihS iAlIeu !" nS'P 'i's'
tGsT..Si.i completely I SIuiINkLEs CIADDUCK,
.,s,.Idei & Co, Wheeling. ". Va.
,r,,,n,,d stomach Treatment
nrrcPGa, Az =, i've : = relief. Dr. Smith cured
t;ysiI iAi1eI1 E ~ HOLT, Insurance. ngent
Hs them fqT B iGh!;of +. %AsHlNGTON.
safsd SS guunuS sores on h SS,Slug Sse . TO
scroIp, f., f0uItern yeArs N9tl'HS 'SsA"S~ "
ss.aSSIr,. Dr.. snii'' S J%,C CATHERINE CAPS,
V,rieI street, Wheeling. n. va
.,..,a.,s'i inr \ sAFs Win CAiiGcr: Had II
CAHCrii, times II IetuflieI
s cut oaD b. smith cured me T Has L. Il. CIRCUIT.
VA" :, ,ruS-FlLt Of my back for IL
'hId, AMu u.n, diving. Dr smith cured me with
s M. lutte, in aSe Weeks THOMAS CoLvIN,
,.,,o ,;roer. MAiu 81, HheelinY, ". 70.
NnU o9,nS Of Keclun, ft0lapeus sao tn, me
! s' Syeu up TO Idle AaG h piTn SSiie" O"
be Dr. stnI'n Su'' WASHINGTON DELANY.
Martins Ferry.
m Isdd writes abr slnIILs pfOies'
RI u. y, IN nv family have b. Gu rosL salts
tOasl %I 1S c y, MIN 10 all Is gentleman
Iad IAilIui 4 "II says ~ had been suffering
VI. NIns,s, and treated By lnAuy physicians ior
llt sIsH '''IIi i, smith Said mad tGPe worm. Snd
trts,ssc u ~ removed mon ter 10y Ise! l9nS|, -,
u tlgnI hgUn,Iaiu,k Yeas iu hospitals iof
FrhMe To me- Ttr, lar advantages IN such cases
Ts cured Of csaR ete' S,t % ss sai Ss,
rOatch. sass ri nj u AID youth, scrotula and
i!,S-I testify to my success.
re cmlst ii.Iancc may be treated BY letter and
n ,oTos stIspuieed. chart Tor veil examllla,
HaiAG airn receipt Of two thFeecent stamps, &nc
ItTce etutt1 a. mics fteS, Olice hours IRON "A.
to.G.'S''Vb. IIy, Call on or Add,cs
L NIrA' u""' JOIiN X. hMITlI, N. p,
Ia Va IlDi rhAplIde st, Wheeling, w. va.
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A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itching and
liberated Piles has been discovered by Dr..
William, ian Indian remedy called DR.. vii.
liam's Indian Ointment. 4 single box has
cured the worst chronic cases Of twenty-five
years standing. No one need suffer i've min
ntet altar Supplying this wonderful soothing
medicine. Lotions and ingtrumenb do more
harm than good. williams Ointment ab.
serbs the tumors, allays the intense itching,
(perticulAriy OF night after getting warm IN
he'd scts . R1uiuOe, lives Instant and
painless relief, and Il prepared only for Piles,
itching Of the private parts, and for nothing
For sale by ell druggists and mallsd on re.
For sale by ]. +. ehirk, Logan 4 Co., also
Chas. Moenkemoeller, Wheeling, and r. Z.
MoConGhey, Bridgeport, o. p&W
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Something's Cos 10 Bond or Break.

GpIuS IIdlch IN Ae GNe9gO ITOHhe'
In looking over the condition Of affairs
in England l find that 1t Is the same old
story again, OF too many people to the
acreage. England has llG, 600 square miles
Of territory and 81 coo OF people. The land
ia oSned by a very few proprietors and
they TOO owl the people. This land has TO
SUPPORT the royal iERiIy-always largely
on The inCreasr-all the MOBILES and the
church with its train Of archblshops. And
bishops, many Of whom receive salsTtes oil
from $50, 600 to SIS, 900 year. And so the
rent, the titles and the taxes run up as high
as $50 the acre on land. One year Of such
expenditure on one hupdred acres Of land
would buy freehold Of the beat lands Up
the great Northwest. Can any country on
earth stand thisY Something has got to
bend or break.
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.,J Liver diseases and khe e. InII 1ao.
~ Terribly ~ DS smith cured ME-"
~ no, getOuIOl W. ZEPT. PHILLIPS
E-' wheeling, ". Va,
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SAID he, after arguing awhile,
ort !!
YVES. WIFI GETIrAT oNCE.n

SAID sac, "Dt. Ballou says 1t is tho best OF all
family med ,cines, for the following good reasons.
Because It Is remedy that acts on the Liver,
Bowelsand Kidneys at the same time. making each
efficient In aiding nature to throw of disease.
Because 1t Is a wonderful tonic and renovation, It
eIpels the poisonous humorS Of the blood cleanses
the liver regulates the bowels resores the kidney,
to healthy action. and drives out the dependency
aud gloom Of III health.
Because 1t has been tried and proved. It's enor.
nous sale Is not cansed by extravasant advertising
and the persistent pushing OF It's name before the
public on every rock. fence. and bridge, but the de.
mand has been created BY It's own virtues and the
Thousands OF remarkable cures It has performed.
II you have trouble with your Kidneys, Liver OF
Bowels, you will and It the remedy you need"
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SAID HE,
I" This is Horrible, Bilious.
SPRING MEATHER.0

SAID sac, II know 1t, almost everyone, no mat.
ter how well ordinarily, needs thorough course Of
physie In the spring TO cleanse the system OF the
accumulated humors caused by the indoor lie Of
the wlntcr months: no other remedy Is 50 good as
Kidney.wort for this purpose. 1t Is mild but
efficient cathartc. and actiug at the tame time on
the Liver Bowels and Kidneys 1t relieves all these
organs and enables them to perform their duties
perfectly; Headaches. Biliousu, 81, Jauudlce, aud
all such spring diseases Yield at once to lis curative
powern ...
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A London clergyman says death. is a
grim subject to Jest upon, and then adds: 1T
must be very awkward in the other world
before one knows ones way about, and
while one is liable to fall across ones old
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o id By all druggists and mailed on re.


When all other remedies fail On. FRAzrxR's
Roor Brr1KRs will cure General Debility,
Loss OF Appetite, Dyspepsia, and oil diseases
arising from Disordered Stomach, Liver
and KidneyA
''For several months have been afflicted
with Fever and Ague. For weeks ct q time
I was confined 70 the house, my suffering
was intense. could find no relief until l
heard Of you Root Bittes. / have taken
the Root Bitters for two weeks and they have
restored me To my former health.
JOIN ROLAND, Cleveland, o.
For sale by ]. r. shirk, Logan d Co., also
Ohas. Moenkemoeller, Wheeling, and B. K.
MoConahey, Bridgeport. DAw
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THE
TIE
Pacific Northwest !!
Oregon, Washington and Idaho.

Offers the beat field for EmIgrhnis-yix: a mild
equGbe, and healthy climate; cheap lands Of great
fertility, producing all varieties Of GIn Fruit and
supply OF Timber: vast Coal Fields, aud other
mineral deposits; cheap and quick transportation
by railroads and river navigation direct commerce
with all parts Of the world, owing 10 ILs proximity
TO the Pacific Ocean.
No Drouths, no Insect Pests no Hurricanes
Whitlwinds, or other Destructive Phenomena.
The Lands OF the Pacific Northwest Ihow an
average yield Of wheat per acre largely In excess Of
that OF any other section Of the United States.
No failure oil crops has ever o Cured.
Oregon Wheat commands q higher price than
that Of any other country 10 the Liverpool MARKET
An immense area OF very fertile EallFoad and
Government Lanes, within easy reach Of the trunk
lines OF the Northern Pacific K X the OREGON
Railway q Navigation, and the oregon & aliiOfnIa
Z. K. Co.'S and their numerous branches In Inc
great Valleys ot the ColumbIa and lis tributaries.
are row offered irr sale at low prices. and on Kasy
Terms, or open to pre- etnpuon aad Homestead
Entry.
The great movement OF population TO The Colum.
biA region now In progress Will be enormously In.
creased By the completion OF the Northern Paridc
r. Z. and the Oregon Railway d Navigation Co.'S
systems. This renders certain npld Increase In
the value oil Lands now open 10 purchase or 70 ell.
try under tho United AiAtIS Land LAwE
For Pamphlets and Maps, descriptive OF the coun.
try, It's resources, climate routes oil travel rates
and full information. address,
a. L. STOKES,
General Eastern Agent,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-25

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