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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-11-22
Bill Cocks Dog.

One day last week our reporter
overheard a colored man, who lives
some five miles below Blakely, tell
ing a merchant In this place that he
had the best dog in the State, He
said it was worth fifteen bales Of low
middling cotton. In proof of this he
asserted that the dog had freed 1856
coons this fall, all of which were cap
tured by Bill, the dog not lying in
single instance. Bill says he has car
ried home 179 fox squirrels as a re-
membrarce of his industrious hound.
Fourteen deer's horns adorn Bills
residence, all on account of the sa-
gacity Of his unerring purp. Twenty
three wild turkeys have gobbled their
last time, all because Bills long cared
animal discovered their feeding
place. One hundred and ninety
three 'possums have been carved for
Bills Sunday dinners, owing to their
inability to hide from this wonderful
dog. Cat squirrels innumerable at
test to to his value as trailer Nine
teen catamounts have made their last
raids upon the farm-yard, thus at
testing to his remarkable fighting
qualities.
Instead of having written on his
tombstone, HE never told a lie,"
the greatest man of modern times will
probably prefer the words: He new
er stole an umbrella"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-11-22

The rush from the Northern States
to malarial florida never before began
so early and in such volume as this
year, according to the Savannah News,
which says that the object Of many
visitors is to invest in orange groves
and small vegetable farms. Since
the beginning of the present year,
adds the News, eighty-three buildings
have been erected in Jacksonville
alone, alta cost of about $3.50, 900, and
still there is not sufficient accommodate
ton for permanent residents.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-11-22
IS, 665 barrels of beer.

JACOB Melting, the murderer Of
Ada Atkinson, is about to be returned
from Lafayette to the Jail at Fowler,
Indiana, where the grand jury meets
next Monday. He now appreciates
his position, and reads the bible for
hours daily, but will give no addition
al information as to his reasons for
the butchery.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-11-22
Uncle Sans NAVY.

In a communication published in the
ATnay and Nary Journal, Commander
J. B. Coghlan, .. S. N, states that the
consultations of eminent naval and
other surgeons, respecting his rheumatic
attack, failed to afford hIm the slightest
relief. By advice of DIR. Hoyle he used
st. Jacobs Oil, which wroug ht COM
plete and, as he says, wonderful cure.
John Carr Moody, Esq, lawyer at Vale
je, CAL, was likewise cured of a severe
Joint trouble
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-11-22

MOSES WATERMAN, who has charge
Of the labor and supplies for the Pan
anna Canal, says that enterprise will
be finished in 1889. The men employ
ed on the work, number 5000, and to
these 5000 japanese laborers are to be
added next month.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-11-22

THERE has been a considerable fall
ing off in the amount of iron-ore ship
ped the Lake Superior region this
season, as compared with the season
of 1882. Last week, for instance, the
shipment amounted to but Sc, 900 tons.
The corresponding week of last year
the shipments were Il, 600 tons. The
total falling off for the year will be
in the neighborhood of half a million
tons.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-11-22

IT appears that the first reports of
the recent earthquake at Smyrna
greatly exaggerated the disastrous eff
fects Of that phenomena. Only fifty
persons were killed and $50 persons
wounded, and the damage to property
was very SLIGHT.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-11-22

RICHARD ARTHUR of Fort Atkinson,
Wisconsin, has been held in $1,000 to
answer the charge of cleaning cancel
ed postagestamps with chemicals and
selling them.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-11-22

CINCINNATI is the champion beer
drinking city OF the Union. Colonel
Maxwell in his annual report to the
Chamber of Commerce, sets down the
consumption at lover 2OO,O00,O00
glasses during the fiscal year" Be
sides, Cincinnati shipped to other pla-
ces 286, Cos barrels of beer.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-11-22
ORRN A. CARPENTER, charged with

ORRIN A. CARPENTER, charged with
numbering Fora Burns at Lincoln,
H., was held in 10000 bail by Judge
Lacey, Saturday, and the bonds were
furnished. The father of the girl
made attempts in the courtroom and
in the street to do bodily injury to the
accused.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-11-22

Mr.. z. Z. BARNUM Iectured before
the students of the Bridgeport Bust
ness College Wednesday, and declar-
cd that it was the last lecture he
would ever deliver, as he was feel
ing the need Of quiet in the declining
years Of his life.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-11-22

w. S. KIRKER, teller of the Second
National bank Of Ironton, Ohio, has
returned from grand spree, in which
he visited New York, Boston and
Richmond, with a reward Of 81, 600 Of
fered for his arrest. He says he knows
nothing Of a defalcation Of $4,000 at
the bank.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-11-22

BURGLARS at work OH the windows
Of a brewery at East Saginaw, Mich
igan, finding themselves watched by
young men lying in bed, shot one of
them through the breast and fled.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-11-22

THE fire fiend swooped down upon
Dallas, Texas, Tuesday, devoured
nearly d million dollars worth of
property and turned forty helpless
families out In the cold.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-11-22
GRAND RAPIDS

IT is estimated that ten thousand
hunters are killing deer and buffalo
in Montana, along the line Of the
Northern Pacific railroad.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-11-22
4 nueI With A Fish.

livery soul on board crowded to the
side to witness the duel. It was bound
to be war to the death. One or both
OF the cOmbatants must die. The
brute was what is known as the right
shark, and was about thirteen feet
long. His black and shining back,
set with sharp fins, made me shudder
and grow deathly sick.
Ubukia met the first rush of the
monster by darting outside and letting
him go by him. He made a lunge
with his sword at the tail as it went
past, and thin line of blood on the
clear water told that his aim had been
a good one, While the shark was
near he swan with half his body out
of the water, taking good care that his
legs were much below the surface
but when it went by he dropped to the
neck and looked up at US with a grin
on his cOffee-colOred face.
'Me kill 'umn he shouted.
The next rush was similar to the
first, but this time, when the white
belly showed itself, he was beside it.
We saw the point of his word blade
enter its right eye, and then the ma
tive divcd, coming up thirty yards
away.
Ibegan to breathe easier now. The
fellow carried himself in the water
with as much ease as the fish itself,
and the sword gave him an advantage
while the sharks inability to use its
jaws without turning over was anoth-
er point IN his favor.
The fish seemed to be fairly mad
dened by the last wound, and we
could see its dorsal ripping through
the water for a second, and then it
went down out Of sight, leaving moth
ing but the Kanaa visible on the
wide stretch Of water II the sight
of the monster was horrible, how
much worse was it's disappearance
We did not know now upon what
side of the devoted swimmer it would
come up, and we held our breath,
waiting as one when a diver has been
under water for a long time, and ev-
cry minute seems an hour
The grin had left the natives face,
and he kept whirling about like tee
tO-tum, ready to meet the. attack at
any point.
AIG6i Gu5 1dpS6 VI d lew u1llIuGeS lu6
familiar fin came into sight again, and
Ubukia's body rested with his eyes on
the enemy. There was no rushing on
the sharks part now. It advancep
slowly, ready to swerve with the
slightest motion of the native.
It seemed determined to approach
him SO slowly that it's momentum
could not possibly carry it past him.
He waited until its muzzle was not
ten feet from him, and then, assum-
ing the aggressive, he darted forward,
buried the blade to the hilt in it's eye,
and then swan leisurely to the ship.
For ten minutes the water within a
radius of many yards, was dashed in
to a white foam by tne dying struggles
of the monster. At times he would
throw himself completely out of the
water, showing US the whole of his
round, tapering body and ugly mouth
Finally, however, he rested belly up
ward without a motion, and UbUkia's
face glistened with pride
Good" said he, climbing into his
canoe E'mn kill nm y
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-11-22

LORD COLERLDGE says that the Uni
ted States abounds in reporters of the
greatest excellence, and that in due
time he will have a great many other
nice things to say about this country.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-11-22

Poker is the national game because
it is played more than any other in
the national capital. Minister Schenck
was sent abroad because he beat every
BODY at home.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-11-22
In a Coal office.

Yes, he is the meanest man I ever
saw. l could not imagine any one
more despicable."
Has he robbed his grandmother
Worse"
His children, may be?''
Worse"
Perhaps he would strangle a man
for 10 cents?"
Worse, far worsein
We'll, what does he do2"
He weighs his coal himself after
it is put in the cellar"
A Chicago girl dropped her shoe
out of window and killed a mule.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-12
~ = H e
r S T r E
Mcclure House,
III G.. w. " a.
FOR SALE.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
or Valuable Farm and City Pre-

or Valuable Farm and City Pro-
perty.
In tie Ircult Court OF Marshal County
West Virginia.
Joseph X. Sutton. Exec
and othcr,
st. Thatcher Guardian.
and other
BY NI.iue of q decree entered by said
court IA lIe above entitled cause on the d.St
cry ~ tc;ober, 1919. the undersigned np-
r0Inted thereby special cnmmisioner Tor
The purpose. will Hll NJ pnhlic auction NJ the
font door OF the court hous". OF Aar'h'.
County. On
saturday. Eecembcr -. 1883,
com met ing at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, the folIowins
I,al ,-tn.c. 10. Wit: The Sutton farm. sItuItc
O" tie waters OF Big WHEELING creek, tn
Nobstcr district, Marshall county ccnlnlnlni
two huEared and nifty two acres, two roofs
sni twenty. three pcrchts, and oounded As
follows: Beginning At stake on the sonth
onnk 81 Big Wheeling creek, Al the m 1uth
II SIuilS run, where sycamore corner 20
tie oi.rinal tract once stood. thence leaving
ne erc,k = 2. W. 2ES poles IN take
hence =. Sh r. ~ poles +" stare
'HsneF 4 4 2" VI i. 81 ' pos. T to s;sse
u.rce ), r. ING poles To stone near
synrg drain, where hickory once stood
,nencc y. %. W. iS pole TO tusn th,nc'
:. los ". - IOi's TO "a STAKE wLcre whii'
ws.nut once stood, thence y. ~ ". u poles t.
. stake IN said creek vheTr n " lie wainn
once src0G. thence down auh with the mean
.,ciinCs Of Said creek 10 he place ~ begin
rIuD Sl'd I,act OF land VIII b. mr., oIGr-d
20, IA. a. a whCir ard ;UFn in parcels. "a
divided by the comm s>oners appUin'e bN
y former decree entered IN the above entitled
cause a plst OF which can be seen NJ tho lny
Office 81 twinY. Melvin a Riley In the CITY
q Wheeling, and sale will be male In the
ruETTcT by which the largest sum can be
so, 6y virtue OF said decree entered in the
Al o,. entitled cause on the 3lst day OF Octo.
b.r. IE-8 the undersigned special commis-
.!DprT v 81 sell AT public auction nj the front
t.Uor %. tn. Court House. of Ohio county. on
Friday. December ~. 1888.
.omm, Dcing at H. o'clock A. r., the following
80. .s'r,t. 10 wit: lot number twenty fDnr,
,!iHaIs 0u the corner Of ION and Eleventh
,fr,ciS n 'ho cts uf Wheeling ohio county,
errsIl'ifC =, rilou ~ - 81 tot heretofore COZ.
Ve.Gd by Mar sutton. -t"culIII. ~
FL'iip sutton. Gr"rASd, 10 George Hiil by
deed dated 8aTtu 4. rs snd recorded IN
tho offic" ~ NE CI,rk o' the county court ~
On % rouuty.
Terms: iue-in';d OF the purcha'" money
q 10 MAJ 81 ca.h the r";idnr ~ two siua
lr,'f i'rrcui, ~ one and Two years with IN
rerest from IN s. o: sale. the purchase - give
his notes yiIn approved security Tor the 80.
-rrrrd tJI5iuSI.is sH't TIE tiiis 20 bt ed
un:L ~ ne yurc. -" Dour~ "a pad.
ia HIIEI. : peC.Ai Com Iih-lnnef
thereby certify gIAt bond has been given
by the .,h"rP named special commissioner
p. reGu.-a.l ~ the court.
nosIwedSr&S-id 4. o. BAKER Clerk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-12

ideuce. But TO prevent poverty. to furn-
ish the ability to earn bread, to incul-
cate industry and morality as duties.
the neglect Of which is punished by
hunger and cold, these are the lines on
which the sum Of human misery ID to
be diminished, and the sum Of human
comfort to be increased. Let US not
withhold our hand from helping the
poor. The undeserving are the objects
Of Gods mercy. Let us be like Him.
But the greatest Of all our charities Is
To Prevens Others from Becoming
Poor;
to train up the young in habits Of hon
est industry, aud so by degrees to eradi-
cate the kindred evils Of lsziness and
want.
A column might he written on each
one of the points made in this discus
sion. But we are anxious only TO get
the one principle fairly into the mind
that lsziness is the mother Of poverty,
and that poverty born Of idleness is a
vice, and then becomes or produces
crime.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-12
MEDICAL.
Vital QueStionsi!

Ask The most eminent physician
OF any school, what is the best thing n
the world for quieting and allaying all irri-
tation Of the nerves and curing all forms
of nervous complaints, giving natural.
childlike refreshing sleep avaysf
And they will tell you unhesitatineiy
Some form Of HoPst"
CHAPrER L
Ask any or all of the most eminent ply
sicians:
"What is the best and only remedy that
can be relied on to cure all diseases of the
Kidneys and urinary organs; such rs
Bright's disease, diabetes, retention or in
ability to retain urine. and all the diseases
and ailments teculiar u Women
"And they will tell you explicitly and
emphaticalIy "Buohu."
Ask the same physicians
wi bat is the most reliable and sureSt
cure for all liver diseases or dyspepsia: con
stipa.ion, indigestion. blIiousness, malaria,
fever, ague, &c }" and they will tell you:
Mandrake or Dandeliou"
Hence. when these remedies are com
bined with others equally valuable
And com pounded into Hop Bitters, such
q wonderful and mysterious curative power
ie developed which is so varied IN lis
operations that no disease or i'll health can
|. possibly exist or resist its power. aud YET
ID is
Harmless for the mos, frsl woman. weak
est invalid or smallest child to use.
CHAPrXR IL
Pat ,ents
Almost dead or nearly dying
For years, and given up by physicians OF
Brights and other kidney diseases, liver
com plants. severe coughs called consump
ton. have been cured.
Women gone nearly crazy
From angouy of neuraigis. nervousness.
xskefulness snd various diseases peculiar
to women.
People drawn out of shape from exctu,
ciauns papgs OF Rheumatism
Inasmmatory and chronic, or suffering
iron, scrofuls.
I1 sipe!as.
Sst rheum oiood poisoning dyspepsia. In
digestion. aLd IN fact almost al diseases irau
1 Nature Is heir 10
Have been cured by Hop Bltters, proof OF
Which Tan be found IN every ne!ghoorhooa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-12
Crffnson.

\ flush OF sunset in the " est
Hangs crimson banners In the sky.
Lights ny each solemn mountain crest,
Ard gilstens IN the lakes blue eye;
The stern old hills for many mile
Grow soft in IN at reflected ray,
As WI ite-i.sired elders stand and smile.
Natch,0g little child al play.
rs!A.sd hsSs ags humming still
nom SOuder -untOwers golden row:
sonsJiIne laugh floats up the hill
From happy voices far below;
Md IN tue foHeT-scented grass
A bTisk uacea>ins rustic tells
NteTc. with gay bounds, Iuce>Sant pass
Ire uvVss-wearied santerellss.
pb. J. not chs the home OF peace
4 AhsttEI tJom the cares of life.
v E6te every Earring voice must cease.
And AuSheG Ge every sound o! strife
NlcSreveT fresh the happy h"urs
ga LC'sCtC~S PIN 'Ons Seatiy pass.
" here DO!i 4pg sacsS. nor -h@dDw lowers,
S.ye'hs C.oEd Sba IOWs on IA" grass
My, ;hnt Wuuid he a PaiSdi,e,
Nrd Paradise - '0>t toHirn
Iti. iIetU from earthly sta u, they r!ra
t. t-SaC H. fade e-S bowers JGRJn.
ere comes lEC thought OF death ami S!u,
80 tst'!v Ec't, where Thousands u:e,
lore u rn>c SETusge and H. din
IA tie red g!OTIe, OF ,he say.
y y. Gr.iy ~ 'sc S'snirrY 1f'Jr.iGr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-12
Skc'.
SeN Tors.

NEw YoRE. December II. - Cotson-
Weak; futures quiet. Four-pull snd
urChgugsd; recs'pLs IL OOo barrels; exports
ECO Iarrels. Hheat-I5@rasc lower, out
aijerV ards recovered from tie decline md
is:er dell back @-C,i-C, closing steady re.
c. pts 1000 bushels; exports 10000 nu'S-
Ell; Uugrsded spring 81 0j@l -: uTgrldec
rsd -, u 81 -; No. ; spring 81 viGEl "a +;
No. red December. sales 5000 bushels
at 81 I2@l l2l=, clssipg at 81 y; Janu-
a!y, sales SOP, 900 bushels at 81 1880
An. closing at 81 l?i.; Feorusry, sales
10000 bushels at - l5's9l lEA. clos
irg st 81 lii,; March, sales 2uS,C"O bush
ell, al 81 l77,@l lSj5 closing at 81 rs;
May, sales $4,000 bsshels at 81 zig
~, closing at 81 II. Corn-Spct gale
higher closing weak; options opened &c
lower, but afterwards reacted l@lHc aud
later declined l@lSc, closing steady; re-
ceIpts 2i,OOO bushels; exports 1880
bushels; ungraded 579Go34c; No. J So
@55Ac: No. December 6I@67 Nc, closing
al &C: January 81 IIUGS1 'Sc,closing at 81 &C:
February 6SM@6914c, closing at SSsc;
MAY -OE@72Ic, closing st 7li4c. Oats
ICL2c higher and strong; receipts 1000
bushels, exports Sl,OOJ bushels; western
mixed $50 lie: white western i0fsl5,.
Hay-Firm and in fair demand. Coffee
Spot fair; Rio nominally unchanged; op
go Gags RIO No. December SOFAS. SIC;
a'.r do January 99)Gl005c; $3.50 do
February lO61l0l0c; 10, 2jo do March 10. 10
70 %: $50 do April l9.l0@l0. 20c; 5000
o. NJ 10 l5@l0 20c; |. $50 do June lO!2l
u 10. c: ) so oJuly l025Gl03=c Sugar
pu'.t. refined dull; standard 4 &c; con
i.c,,nrrS y l3-lGc; gran ulated S(GS l-l6c.
Mols. >es--CUiet ana steady. Rice-Flrm
- - fair demand. Petroleum-Quiet;
Uri"h 81 AZ Tsllow-Easler AT T}Ii9
ll..GC Eo-in Dull and unchanged.
T:gs Western fresh dull and weak.
Fri Full and weak: new mess $li STH
OILS 80. B.ef-Quiet and steady. Lard
Active and shade higher; prime steam
g. 3rGo 81; December 81 1919 2S;
January So l9G9 =; February - 800
9 a: March 81. +2S9 81; April s. F4
57L.. Butter-Dsll and dropping a! ioG
&c.
Phkoadelphie.
PHILADELPHIA December IL - Flour
Quiet aud weak. Whest-Opened dull and
closed firm: No. red elevator 81 20, No. 3
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-12
Day TETTER

Tr ~, afflicted with Dry letter OF
ne n r-. r.,>'. nate typ. Was treated Oy
van, o.. '.e Sc>t physicians; took quantities.
o. me, cf-y, Potash ami arsenic, wuIgn, III
cad a. curing the letter, crippled me up
v'a u.-er.. poison and rheumatism. The
Te,tsr continued % grow wOt e, sndtne Itch
rga'n0~r made me crazy. In thts cOudi
aJn yas Induced 20 take Swi.I'S = zee! DC,
4-f ~. -y-r.i VS. a. astonishing ~ ~ " a.
.-s'l',..s. II ? 'sw months the letter vas
-lurey We, tie Nsrc urisG PO'sOIlng al
"a. U5 my .y,.e1s AID was a well mau-and
...un!y 20 = rt'.'s SSecitr. All the sufferers
s.. .uid :aaes. JAMES DISSISji.
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LOUISVILLE n
WHAT A PHYSICIAN SAYS.

.aEEs- R.D,.g, MoNRoE Co., ARK,
July %, ISIS.
.aag- q bright i'tle daughter who will be
80 va.-~ C.f newt month. She has been
''yuu..I rv4-i- ever since her olrtn with q
All e.. e., wulcn iirst diagnosed chicken.
TCs UH' Ger frUnd 40 10 oe some sort OF
.Tru 4: 81 an rate 10 resisted very stub
.p.al. a. ne different treatments. ! pro
'..f rap cgI:ls OF SwtttS Spec lie and gave
..pasa O.. srnsl! doses three times day, and
. t,.'It while hsd the satisfaction TO See
at e waS entirely well l am sO well
.,s>.a 49, .ts eject on her IA I IA al not
nc. 70 CIV v,.. Q n my practice. but l shall
q ~ % ~ 10 M other children and take
...F...a W. p BROSTE, VI. D.
r..-'r,.t.,s IN Blood and skin Diseases
5...,. e.. % applicants
The SPECIFIC O.,
Drawer 5, Atlanta, "a.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-12


RAILaoass-West Shore SIS were an ex
cept;on to the general firmness, being y
per cent. lower at T3H. the decline being
presumably caused by the announcement,
of the establishment Of a through f.eigh,
line via. Boston snd Albany Nickel Plate,
e'c. Denver and Rio Grande. ano
Western IS per cent. higher
Al II, Morris and Ess=x irs'S
Z per cent. higher at l3tE.
Union Pacific firsts - higher at III.
STATE SECI-RiTiES-More active. Teunes
Sc SKIES. ueS series. sod at IS and North
Carolina fouEs at Sl1 against 50 last pre-.
vious sale. North Carolina skies sold At
30H.
SroCKS-StoCks were weak and lower.
Tie announcement that the tripartite
agreement between the Rock Island, Union
Pacific and 81. Paul roads had been signed
was the important piece OF news OF the day.
The bears affected TO construe this as rail
wsy war snd made repeated attacks on the
market. They also used the adj ournment
of the Iowa pool meeting till the 18th inst.
sgainst speculation generally, but more
particularly on Granger roads. The iripsr-
lite agreement will be for twenty-five
years, snd does not debsr any OF the Iowa
roads rom Joining the association. the
question Of territorial rights will no longer
be ar ssUe, rs each road is permitted 20
bCilG VIXEN and where it likes. Ia the al
iernoua fresh attack was made on MON
pscifc, which touched 1914, the lowest
price ~ the day. The active list fell OF u
,y.aya-hy. Alter 30 prices again rallied
L,c,l'- peg cent, but in final sales Willard =
S,re weak, and the whole market declined.
lie prices u several stocks being the Lowest
Uf Tie day. The market closed weak.
T,arSaptinrS sol u % sharp9
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4 NELL-KHOWN DRUGGIST.

) ....~r--e Ess the fir-t 20 sell SW.fLS
= ..e.rr. 20 VS. hen pat ar N quart bottles
a..l.... .. - each. 1 have seen great
r-.S e cred Oy its use, ard some wIO
ave. q. ~ srIts Of treatment n fact |
ss,s..... ~-...gsn IL 70 :El. WheO taken pro
pew. e. a lArEs quantity % -, AMI f'T
, ...,- See. ..,r- sgE GepG Il lent Oh O.OOi POI.
-n .,E.r ..sn-. II cures
-..-s. ny -LCTCHTS AZ ~Hg -~tN,
ALA Sc g . com p.eN!On far mi ru>y. Is
BIOS. r. .s.s y = NO ,,cg So! A. AL.
.' .r.-.., .ha- ave long S.'a E'-l.. a....I
s0r,,' q. 'usLt, aud without any ~ -
- -r ..... ..-> tN.t Es~e.a y G.. Nv Iler-
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-12
29lare.

Or ;hr COZ .uue3 use OF mercury and potash
'or tas treatment OF BLOOD and SKIN dis
sves-saey never cure, and nearly always in
l.e o. :olal.y ruin the general health.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-12
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