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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-10
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money 4Per Cent.-GOvernments weak
and Lower stocks Higher-Fiour
Dull and Wheat ActiV"
hut Lower.
New YoRK. April S.-MoNEY-Closed
offered at per cent. Prime mercantile pa
per I56r6 per cent. Sterling exchange,
bankers bills steady and strong at $50:
demand ST.
GoyERNMFNTs-Nery weak and 2 per
cent lower for all issues.
Elves
FOurs and-a-haE
FOurS
Pacific Skies OF mo 10
RAILROAD BONpS-StrOug.
STATE SECURITIEs-Dun and feature
less.
SToCKs-The market was active and
strong in the forenoon. There was then
decline of prices followed by an advance.
In the last hour,there was reaction, be.
ginning about 2:lj and so on to the close,
the result being decline OF h@lI per
cent, the latter for Jersey Central to
TX per cent, but, compared with the
closing prices yesterday, the market closed
generally higher, and on the whole looks
more like rising market than at any
time for Yo months While the rest OF
the market was declining in the last hour,
Western Union was exceptionally hrm.
Transactions 56S, OO.
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6AhkS
NOTICES..
NOTICE.

LII PERSONS WITH WHOM | LEFT
N blanks will please return the III by the
10Th day OF April, or will lie compelled To
make return for them according 10 law, ana
report Ali who fail to make return 10 me. II
any person fail or refuse 10 deliver SAID re-
turn he shall forfeit not less tnan ten nor
more tnan one hundred dollars. The return
can be left with George Hook, Clerk OF the
County Court. or at my Office. No. l2l0 Chap
line Street. Il. Ii, PltIL'.lfS'
ana Assessor (lty pIstrlcI'
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NORWICH, ENG., June p, lSS-

IL the dOD BHters Co:
Gentlemeu-R Having suffered for many years
from biliousneSs, accompanied with 81 ;kneSs
and dread full headache being greatly fatigued
with overwork and rong hours at business, |
lost all energy, strength and appetite. | was
advised by friends in whom had seen such
beneficial effects to try Hop Bitters, and q few
bottles have quite altered and restored me To
better nealth than ever. | have Also recon-.
mepded it TO other friends, and am piensed to
add with the like result Every claim you
make for II fully endorse, ana recommend
it n au incompatible tonic. Yours faithfully,
=. W. FIrr.
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SHEFFIELp, ENG, Jure Z, lss2.

Sir:-Having suffered from extreme 9errous
identity for four years, anu having tried all
air without deriving any benefit whatever, !
was persuaded by a friend 10 try Hop Btters,
and the effect, am happy 10 say, was most
marvellous. Under these circumstances feel
il my duty to give this testimonial for the
benefit OF others, rs may say am entirely
well; therefore can justly and with conf
dcnce give personal testimony 10 any one
wishing 10 call upon me. Yours truly,
HENRY HALL
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.SSIGSEE'S NOTICE

DY VIRTUE OF AN INSTRUMENT OF
ID assignment xecuted by George u. Roth
on the 2tb day nj March, A. ID isS', ana re-
corded in the Office OF the Clerk OF the County
Court OF Ohio county, West virginia, assign
ing and conveying 10 the undersigned, for the
benefit OF creditors, n expressed In ssld as
OF lie said George u. Roth. aud especially all
the goods, wares, stock I'm trade and merchan;
disc 81 his dry goods store. at Nos. 2leO AMI
hereby offer for sale said stock OF goods ana
merch sndlse, which Is large, new and OF
choice quality. This property VIII be soln Al
retail! or In hulk, for n reasoDab'e Time. frr,
sons desiring TO purchase from well selected
stock q! drv GOODS. notions, carpets, &c, VIII
do well TO call before purchasing elsewhere.
Notice is also given To all persons knoSinS
themselves o be indebted - the sala hpIh'
In make innel ate settlement With me.
ANA BENJAMIN NJ LIST, Assignee.
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rroo, por,ugeI and spain.

Gentlemen Though not in the hao't OF
praising patent medicines, which Tor me
most part are not only useless but injurious.
/ have constantly used Hop Bitiers for the
past four years in cases OF Indigestion. de.
bIlity, feebleness OF constit alton and In all
disc ises caused BY poor or bad ventilation,
want OF mir and exercise overwork ami want
OF appetite, with the most perfect success:
am the first who introduced yonr Hop
Btters in Portugal and Spain, where they are
now used very extensively. Yours very truly,
BARoN DEFeSTE BELLA.
Profession de chemie ct de Pharmaci",
Coimbra university, Coimora Portugal.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

New YoEx. April o Dry Goods-There
!, an improved business with jobbers, but
distribution by agents is very irregular.
Ginghams in rich dress styles are in wide
request for fair to moderate assortments.
Prints are in like order demand for selec-
tons of choice styles and work. Dress
goods are in wide inquiry for many spe-
CialtieS and the supply is very light. Pa
C;!c mills cashmere advanced to nc.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EN-
isting under the firm name Of GOOD win
& Fulton, has tbs day been dissolved by mu-
tusl consent Mr. Goodwin retiring Tie
business will hereafter be continued by NJ.
Fulton, who is authorized 10 settle all &C
counts. All persons having claims against
said firm are requested 10 DI"sent them Tor
settlement. An perso MS knowing themselves
Indebted are requested 10 cali AID settle
Respectfully, J. y; GOoDWlS'
q,
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From 0ulu ireland.

Hop RHt6r Co. EUHLIN, NOV. ~ M
Gentlemen :-Ion may be interested 10 learn
that one OF the most eminent Judges on the
Irish bench IA customer q mine highly ap
pr owes OF your Hop Bitters. having received
great benefit from thCis use.
I. 7. HOLMES, Chemist.
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1--we STOCK.
New York.

NV YoeK, Aprii 9-Beeyes-Receipts
1900 head, making N,GG0 for the week;
oxen at an, advance OF q strong 2oc per
cyt, live weight; Sc 1897 50 for poor to
prime steers; medium TO good steers sold at
IS 60(aT 20; exporters used TO car loauS
shin ments for the week l,472 head OF live
cattle; 200 head live sheep; S,5SI quarters
beef; 9 100 CarcasSeS mutton.
Sheep-Receipts 300 head; making
25,575 head for the week market frmer ana
higher with early clearance; sheep > 100
7 IS per cwt,; yearling lambs SS 20 car los 9
of clipped sheep sold at 81 30 per cwt. and
one car load at IS 7O@5 rs; car load I'M.
shorn 7 65G1s 90 per cwt.
Hogs Receipts 300 head making 81.
600 head for the week; live hogs steady at
S. 75@S % per cwt.
Chicago.
CHICAGO April 9-The Drovers' Jour
nal reports: Hogs-Receipts $3.50 head
sbipments 5, 900 head. Market active and
1Oc higher; mixed 81 ljGT 20; heavy 81 W
(aS 90; light 81 25a7 20: skips 81 5o@I w.
Market closed weak.
Cattle-Receipts 1900 head; shipments
| 100 head. Market better, except for ex.
port, which continue dull and weak; export
81 CCtd6 80: good to choice shipping " w
@6 As; common TO fair s. 1908 80.
Sheep-RecelptS 4,zVO uedu on 'ptuohS,
. 100 head. Market fair but largely local.
eastern buyers operating sparely; common
81 800 90; good to choice So 5O@6 IS;
The Drovers' Journal cable special from
Liverpool is very discouraging to Amer
lean shippers cattle having decilReu i2c
since last week good to choice American
steers l4@l5c per pound, estimated dead
weight.
Sheep weaker at l9c.
East Liberty.
EAST Liberty, April observation-disclosures
go head: nothing doing.
Hogs-Receipts 4, OPS head; market steady;
Ph ladelphias IS !5@S IS Workers s. ~
al 90.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head market slow
at about unchanged prices.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, April 9.-Llve Hogs-Steady ,
common and light ST. 25@T s.: packing
and butchers 81 $50 81. Receipts 2,9Oo
shipments $50.
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ARTHUR c HALL, Consular Clerk.
LONDON, ENG, Sept. |. 1882.

LONDON, ENG, Sept. !, 1881.
lam pleased to testify TO the good effects OF
your "HOp Bilters." Have been suffering a
long time with severe pain in the left side and
across the loins, and, having tried number
OF so-called remedies without any benefit
am glad TO acknow ledge the great relief have
obtained from your medicine.
CHARLES WATSON.
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NorE-Trains leaving Bellaire at 80 Q. m
Cleveland. All trains daily except Sunday.
WIN. A. BALDWIN,
Manager, Pittsburgh, Pa,
T.. A FORD Gent Pass. a TIT. Agt.
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A,pyaSDFR PALACE

LONDON, Eng, April IS, 1852.
| lind Hop Bitters most wondertl al medical
combination, healthful, blood-purifying. ana
strengthening. can from analysis as well :
from medical know ledge, highly recommend
them rs valuable family medicine.
BARBARA WALLACE GOTHARD, Supt.
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Q. s. Consulate, MAsCHEsrzR, Eng. Nov.S, 81.
Gentlemen :-Since writing you OF the great
benefit had derived from taking HOP BIZ
tiers, gave a friend bottle, VINO had been
suffering much from dyspepsia and sluggish
liver, and the change was marvellous; ne ap.
reared another being altogether. He mad tried
several other remedies without any dement,
/ could name over q dozen other miraculous
cures. ,,,
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CHARLES WATSON.

COLCHESTER, ENG, Aug, Is, INo=.
Gentlemen Il was trouble with very ban
form OF indigestion for long time, and trled
many things in vain until l got some Hop
Bittels," and on taking was quite cured, aud
remain so till this time. II Is now three
months ago since was bad. r. BELL.
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IaSnoS ESc Fab. 1

IION DUN TssNW'I 7 tNJ' y 1--WE
Gentlemen-For yeas | have been sun.
erer from kidney complaint and from using
your Hop Bltters am entirely cured, and can
recommend them to all suffering from such
disease WILLIAM HARRIS.
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Standard BujIdinu Association.

CERTIFICATE OF INCORPOR ALTON IL
sued March 20, 1888, comfortable to the
new laws as passed at late sessiOd % the Leg
islature, wifi commence operation this spring
as soOd rs sufficient number OF shares OF the
capital stock is subscribed to warrant an
orrap izatior. Full Information will be given
and subscriptions for stock received by call.
ING AZ Building Association Hall, No. 1873
Market street, on Wednesday evenings, or Dy
applying 10 either OF the undersigned.
Isaiah Warren ChRs II, Berry,
A. J. McSash, X j. Smyth,
WIN, g. Wilkinson, Major n. JOY,
Alex. y. Maxwell, q. A. BealI,
II. +. Behrsns, George HOOK,
Chas. W. Conner, Luke Fitton,
mar2ira IncorpOratorS.
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From Rev &c. BoYCE, NJ. A.

From Rev. J. c, BOYCF, N; A.. OCT; 80, ~.
Dear Sirs:-I have lately finished my first
bottle of "Hop Bitteis" After having for
many years suffered dcuteig from rhenmnt'c
0Ou jinheritedl ieel so much better, and can
walk so much more freely, should ike TO con.
tinue the use OF IL. l write 10 ask how many
bottles you will let me have for el., so that l
may always have some i'll stock.
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ron NGNT.

NOR RENT on SOUTH FRONT STREET.,
a cottage dwelling. S rooms with gas;
1ossAssion al Once. Two brick dweilnxs,
rooms, hall, water In house; front % rive.
One brick dwelling. ! rooms ga bath rom.
fronts on river; posse..ion April iss; Ono
water in house on Virginia street cottage
with rooms and kitchen, on Delaware stfset
from April lst Al houses vel pagsred md
grained = j. StONA
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II you doubt, come TO see Us aud we will
CURE YOU, or charge you nothing! Write
for particulars, and copy Of little book
sNlessage 10 tie Unfortunate Suffering" Ask
any druggist as to our standing
$1,000 REWARD orW BE- pnid TO
Inn CFcu3is .25o oriH fnd On analysis Of
Too hotties Ct S. S. S. one particle Of
lfs7c,ay, I9iils PtaSSi,rn, or any
N7eTo' substance.
SWIFT SPECIFIC Co,
Prop'TS, atlanta, Ga.
n rfcRNf SNAIL AiEe SI-Oo
3 COIL Ply All DEI,r3ISlS. mrg
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GRATITUDE.
pENNER, Col, Aug. %, Iss2

IENN Hk, IOL.l hus. y, ~
4GEN7~-I Canuot find words with which 10
.e1press my gratitude to you Tor the cure your
sWif.S Specl tic mas effected in my case. WAS
An cted with the horrible bleOd disease Tor
nrp,. y ears, and after spending some time al
le.s one used only one dozen small bottles OF
Il =, = and there Is not 8 sign Of the disease
remalning. sly sores are all healed, my throat
s I: /, am S@ :. ), >. ss sfag s sisPE
Ihaye seeu W many hundreds OF men dosed
with CalOmel, Iodide Of Mercury and lodide
Al Potash, until they were made complete
wrecks, that Shuddar to think OF the misery
which has been brought on the human FAMILY
by tie use OF MerCurialS for Blood Diseases.
III isa CRYING shame that physicians will not
aCknowledpe the merit of your Grand Blood
Medicine. USe my name a. you wish.
J. II. RAEF.
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NOR sALE-oNE-HALf LOT No. 81. IN
Il Lagrange, south Wheeling. corner OF
jacob street ana Alley - To Dc sold NJ auc.
ton nj the court house door. on the TIN - AZ
OF APRIL, iSsi, ~ 10 O'Clock .. NJ. II MOI dis.
posed OF soonet at private sale; Tcr T cash.
&c. HERvEY. Auctioneer. Apraa
TN THE COUNTY COURT or OHIO
county, State of Wcat virginia, In tho
matter Cf the probate OF the last will and
testament Of Dr. Gunther Schuchardt, decd.
The object Of the petition illed In THIS maj.
ter Is to have admitted TO probate a paper
writing purporting To be The last viii and
Testament of DIR. Gunther Schuchs rdt, DECD.
bearing date the 18th day OF January. \. ID:
lssS. And % appearing from an afndAyt hlet
with me In my once, that Louisa Diokcshsid,
man schuchsrdt and GunthcS schuoh ardt,
sons OF Herman schuchardt, dscesssd, and
several minor children OF said Herman bchu-
chartit. deceased. wnosc names and precise
age are unkDown: Morits SchuchArdt and q
child whose name and age are unknown OF
whose names and ages arc unknow n. OF an
othcT deceased sister al Sunthcr Schucharit,
deceased, whose name " Also unknown.
August schBellc Elsa bicyers, Frederick
Rodewig, Augu' I kutkuk, william kutkuk
and Wiihelm,na Kakkuk, children OF Hen.
rirtia Kukkuk, deceased; Henry Frederick
uroste and Augusta Traudt. children OF
Johanna Dro>t To-, deceased, ARE non 're<idents
~ mis- STATE, nor found therein, 10 IL ordered
that they do appear NJ my once In the city
OF Wheeling. In the county and STATE hore'
said on the 2Sth day of April, \. ID. ISIS, ats
O'Clock 4. ~. and do what ~ necessary 10 pro-
tect their interest In the said matter.
GEORGE HOOK.
clerk or the County Court ~ said county.
l.. x. Jordan and u. ". Russell. attorneys
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rrMPKIXS AMONG CORN,


We feel like apprOpriating a long az
ticle from the Germantown I6tGgFdph
on the planting of pumpkins among
corn. We are very fond OF pumpkin
pie. They are the best feed we have,
going from green to dry feed in the fall.
We cannot raise them successfully by
themselves aud it seems as natural to
see pumpkin vines among corn as TO see
ones wife with a lace collar on. The
one is not necessary any more than the
other, but the 'Old lady" never looks
dressed until she gets her collar on, nor
does the corn field look right without
pumpkin vines in il. But here are
some Telegraph points:
Although some farmers reject the
long and well sustained practice of
planting pumpkin.seed among corn, on
ON the ground that it detracts as much
from the corn product as in the product
il adds TO the stock of provender, still it
is the general method pursued to get 3
crop Of pumpkins. Besides, from our
own experience and observation, We
have had and seen as good crops OF
corn with as without the pumpkins.
1t may appear at first thought as if the
land could not sustain two full crops Of
ANYTHING but this is not so in all cases.
as in those where the two crops do not
require the same manurial stimulants,
inasmueh as a portion at least of what
one will take up will not be required by
the other. OF course, it requires very
good land tOI raise pumpkins; but even
in this case, though an extra crop OF
manure may be needed to be applied to
the corn ground where pumpkins are to
be planted, there will be q saving in
the element of time, as instead Of one
crop from the land in year, we gath
er two. The objection that some make,
that the vines shade the ground, while
the corn requires all the heat it can
get, is not well founded, as the corn
itself furnishes perfect shade without
the aid of the vines, which really can
add little more to injure the crop. 1t Is
far more probable that the DIRECTORS to
this double crop, who fail in getting all
they want, owe their lack of success to
poor land, or. negligent cultivation, and
We suggest that they should change
their system by manuring and cult
waiting more, and then wait and see.
TIE ANGoRA GOAT IN WEST VA.
We were amused, in corresponding
recently with q gentleman who was
trying 10 induce people to go into the
growing of Cashmere wool, by his sug-
costing that the "Apgora goat would
be admirably adapted to West Va, it
being wild and mountainous country"
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WheeIlnu and Elm Grove Railroad.

an AND AFTER MONDAY, MARCH ",
~ 1883, cars on the Wheeling and Elm
Grove railroad will run an follow, leaving
the city, corner Market and Eleventh suesu,
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sBaily except Sunday.
Nos. q and Q stop % Ill oeAsfoA

BEI4LAIRE AND CAMBRIDGE ACCOM-
NOTATION
Leaves Bellaire at 80 q. N. and - p. m
daily except Sunday.
b q Q. Sleeping Can on all through trainA
Close connections made for AL poino eonth
and Southwest North and Northwest, making
this desirable route for colonists and porsons
moving TO the great West and 70 whom pAr0.
cular attention In given.
MORE DIVISION.
Leave Wheeling. SO .. m, 20 and 10 p. -.
No trains run on this division on Sunday.
Tickets 70 AL principal points on sale at ds0ol
Sleeping Car accommodations can DO secuf>
ell nj depot ticket ONCE.
THOs. H. b. HAAsE, Ticket Agt.
JOHN T. LANE, Trav. Pas. Ag-
w. II. CLEMENTS, y. OF 7.
RT DEyRIES, Gent Agent, Wheeling.
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BeIIairs and Southwestern r. r.
PITTSBURGH, Cincinnati ( st. Louis

RAILwAY-PAN-HAN ROUTE.
THINE TABLE East AND WET JAN.
+. ISSi. Trains leave Pan fndls Depot,
foot Of Eleventh street, near Pubie Landing
as follows.
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When there are children on the farm
it is a good plan to give the boys the
care OF some young animal, a lamb or
colt, or several fowls, reserving only
the right to instruct and overrule meth
DDS of care in case of necessity, but to
Let the boys have the value of increased
growth or progeny and all proceeds. 1t
creates an interest that often or gem
orally leads to admirable results, The
girls, too. must not be forgotten. Poul-
try is well adapted to their care. 1t isa
thousand times better than to force
work out of them with no reward in
prospect, except after their parents
death.
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FARM TALK.
DO NOt be Discouraged Rules In Farm
IRE-COrn and PumpkIns-6Oats-
Nool-And q Good DRINK.
BIZ On !AmicnltrraI EEto.

There seems to be but little of en-
enlargement to give the farmer at this
writing, with muddy roads, kept so by
the cold rains and melting snow, which
are hard Oh his stock, and keep fields
so wet that he cannot pillow, and yet so
cold that the grass will not grew. 1t is
q terrible lambing time keeping the
shepherd almost constantly at his post.
DiscOuraging, is it not? Short time
will be given to the putting in of spring
crops.
In all this there is one encouraging
feature. Ii we mistake not, this time
last year, April 10th, We had the hard
freeze which killed all our fruit, and
froZe potatoes which had been taken
from the cellar and pit for drying out
and getting ready fOt sale or planting
indeed some were planted and rOtted
in the ground. Now all our hard freez-
ing is certainly over. The backward
weather has kept back the fruit, aud
we are inclined to think another fruit
full season is before us.
ABSOLUTE RULES IN FARMING.
These are worse than farming in the
moon. Some people make it rule
never to pasture meadow, on the prin-
ciple that you cannot have your cake
and eat it tOO-yOu cannot have mead
Ow and pasture at the same time. This
all depends upon the season and how
well set your meadow is in timothy
and Clover-the grasses generally used
for meadow in this sectiOn-and even
if very we'll set it is dangerous to pas
ture in the spring, but in the fall, when
the ground is very rich, little pas
turing will not hurt if the afterSwath
is strong.
We can raise as good a crop of corn
from our lands here, after q field has
been rested few years and pastured by
sheep, as can be grown in the rich
alluvial prairies of the West; but We
cannot follow it up as rule. Some OF
our fields will grow better wheat, some
better oats, and we have few fields
that will grow corn year after year
equal to the famous Black Hawk field
near Keithsburg, Illinois, which pro-
duced corn for seventy years in success
ton without any manuring; but even
the Steenrod bottom will not do this
without manuring.
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CORN AND wool.

While wool is again going down tenn
porarily only, we think, corn has not
come up To- Il per bushel; has scarcely
gone over half this price. We recently
heard the Secretary of the Nebraska
Board of Agriculture say that he was
holding his corn, some thousand of
bushels, fol a dollar bushel. But the
{uitn Of tue western farmer still holds
out. We clip the following from Kan
SaS paper, as showing the independence
of the western farmer, rs compared
with many eastern farmers, as well Is
their faith i'm the future of prices:
The day has past when the Kansas
farmer is compelled to sell his grain for
Just whatever the market happens to
he. Farmers are now able to hold grain
until the market suits them. There are
millions of bushels of corn cribbed up
i'm this and WabauSee county waiting
for a better price. That some are wait
my for prices that they will not realize
is no doubt true; but We predict that the
farmer who has grain to sell later will
get well paid for his trouble in storing
it and his patience in waiting the turn
of affairs.
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Baowy's IRON BITTERS
does net contain whiskcy
or alcohol, and will not
blacl,cn the teeth, or cause
headache and constipation.
1t Will cure dyspepsia, indl-
gcstion, heartburn. sleep
lessne5s, dizziness, nervous
debility, weakness, &c.
U.s oaly grown's Iroc Eaters r'':s ny
= -. .s.~f-.l Co, Bl.t.nnrs. Cr'5'e4
EI..a-. Aaa Ir.ic-gsArk On N'VaPPsr'
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Train leaving wheeling a. ss2 = N. run
daily. All other trains daily eIosDt boAdaI
4 n. run daily. Thyough ChieAND Expcsl
leaves Coiurn bus daily sIoe1t Sunday, atS -
p. L., with sleeping eaY sttaoood, arriving -
:scured In .d1.sssaU no. 6spssuslssodsss
Pullman Pslass DraHing Reoa AseVtAS
VILE east % Phiiadslph,A and kSW Yosk, 90
Sesa 70 ColunnSaa, 70 Cnst1nAn. Loa1gvins
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