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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-09

NEW ;YoRK, October s.-AIoney easy at lI,ao per.
cent. l'rime mercantile paper ba6 percent. S,cr.
ling Exchangc, bankers bills firm and QuIet at
81 81: demand 81 NY. ---1- .-tss I1Is ~ =
EESNESTS-A about steady.
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Germnn Republican Meetings.

There will be a meeting OF German Re.
publicans and others who desire to attend
in the Eighth Ward Friday evening, at
the Blaine and Logan pole. There will be
good speeches in both German and Eng.
fish. The committee OF arrangements
have appointed the following gentlemen
rs a Subcommittee to assist them in at
tending to the details OF tho meeting:
Messrs. Joseph Seybold, H. @, Myers. 4:
G. T. Ebeling, Charles Meyer, Conrad
Bremen, Adolph Ritz, William +. Grabe
J. w. sehultze, William Blonde, George
Bowers, Jr., William Teddy, F. 6. Arbenz
The Eighth Ward Republican Club viii
escort the speaker to the meeting. In
case Of rain the meeting will be held in
Labor Hall. i3IIi5{ fs.5Ss,. ?. ~ !
A German Republican meeting will
also be held at Fulton Saturday night M
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THE wooDFORD MEETING,
An Unsurpassed Orator ut Capitol Square
60. ~. {, .st5-- = Tonight. ~ IL

~ Z, Tonight. 7Grts = 4.
: This ovcning at half past seven o'clock
a Republican, meeting will be held at
Capitol Square. 1t is sufficient to draw
an immense audience simply to announce
that Gen. Stewart l.. Woodford, OF New
York, will address the people OH this &C.
casion. Gen. Woodford is well known in
Wheeling as a great orator. He is by
many considered the superior OF Gen Bill
Gibson as an eloquent speaker. His
speech on the wharf here in the Garfield
four years ago is remembered
by all who heard it, and frequently re-
(erred to as the most brilliant and polished
Dratory, and its peroration as the most en-
lrancing eloquence, ever heard in Wheel.
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SCHOOL BONDS FOR SALE.

Sealed bids for Twelve Five Hundred pOIlar
coupon Bonds Of Martins Ferry School District,
Belmont county Ohio, will be received By the IN.
detsigned I'LL IL o'clock noon. October 10. ls,i.
Said bonds will be dated September /, ISL and
will be paid. one each six months l,cglnuius
March l. 1891 and Will bcar inicrcs: payable se.ul.
annually, at six per- Ont per nnliiiiu.
BY order Of tic Board Of Education.
7f7al CitAS.! r. SlIREvE, Clerk.
MAErlS's FERRY, October 4, ISL ,ct;
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Thursday, October 10, 1854, the Balti.
more 4 Ohio company will sell excursion
tickets to Chicago and return for 81 90,
tickets good returning ten days, s. lss$e
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-09

E.cursion to the Hont Race at wcllsburs,
,-gfT .gg Saturday. October IL. y - 6stt'' =
Tho Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St. Louis
Railway Company will sell excursion
tickets to the boat race at .Wellsburg on
above date ut the rate OF 90 cents for the
round trip. Trains leave at $3.50 \. ". and
1:20 +. III, city time. 81 d Z.
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A GOOD FARM FOR SALE WILL
~ Offer at private sale for thirty days nv Farm
~ brooke coisnty, buffalo township, rcar Wrti
l.lpefty. containing 60 acres Said farm i in n
s so% faG o. cultivation with fair Improvements
which crops out at The sHssace, altfnt!atitc dl
itnlt nad well watcscd. Convenient to cIrch
HofiHal School and lict!,any College. pv.N,s0t
EE , a. onGe II desired Terms rritsunh;r. FER
W. Ne, 9Miliil. Cnl on or address, J. +. SMITH,
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For the relief aud prevention,
the instant i Is applied, Of Rhcu.
ma.lsm, Neuralgia scInlIcn,
Coughs, Colds. Weak hack, s.nnl.
ach, and Bowels, Shooting Pains,
Sumbness, llys,cria, Female
Pains, Palpltation. Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaint, Bilious Fever,
Malaria, aud EpIdcmics, use Col.
Inns rlasters ian Electric battery
combined with n Porous Plnstef)
and laugh az pain. CSC. every.
.Whesc, q o.. 11hAw
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lSl,tCATIoSs.

sWAsnrSoroS,; D.. c., October 0..-1:so
M!-For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
local INNS, partly cloudy weather, norther-
3ly$winds, lower temperature and higher
For Tho LowcrI AXES, clearing and cool.
$er;twcathcr, brisk. and high northerly
winds; veetiny 70 northeasterly and higher
sbaronlete
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GOVERNMENT sEwED SHOES.
Easy Shoe FOR Men 10 work in, at
4: i=s j. ". AMlCk'S, r.
Il Il 49, ~ lib Main Street.


d 4 The following shows the range Of the
Thermometer rs observed at Schnepi's
drug store, Opera House corner, yesterday:
IA. NJ, 70o il NJ, ST. p. NJ, 760; I +. NJ,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-09

The FiiLy-ili,h annual exhibition of the
Washington County Agricultural Society
will beheld at Washington, Pa, October
14th, 10th, 10th, 1884. For premium List
or other information nddress -,
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KEN1rLE IN NORTH WHEELING.


4 Brief but Eloquent Speech Last Eve.
ming. 6@2a E.'g
Col. Jake kemple made "his first ap-
pearance on any stage since his return
from the East, where lie has been making
speeches for the Republican ticket, in his
home district, the First ward, last night,
It was the original intention. to hold the
meeting out OF doors, at the intersection
OF the National'road and Market street,
but the Indictment weather wrought n
change Of plans, and the crowd adjourn
cd to the club room just across the street,
which was soon uncomiortably filled, and
crowd gathered outside which occupied
q large portion OF the street in front. els,-
Mr.. kemple made speech which
pleased his hearers admirably. 1t was not
long, but just the kind Of speech the boys
wanted, and its reception testified TINT
there is such thing as a prophet not
being without honor in his own coun.
try. Many Of the audience pronounced
the speech the finest they had heard in
this campaign. Col. kenple speaks this
evening at Fairview, Hancock county, to.
morrow evening ut Holidays Cove, Fri.
day at keyser, and Saturday at Palatine.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-09

HAVE you kidney or liver trouble, dys-
pepsia or headache ? Try the Or. Thomas
Pill. May be taken for years without pro-
dncing constituting or otherwise injurious
effects. q ,.,f5I 11 "A 4 !t3,if
Warranted strictly vegetable, almost
painless and perfectly safe under all con.
1itions. 5
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= 4 I lgfEl - :
rio ~ spot seSS sales SS Sos. S October Sue:
December and January s,Sias, ioc; February S.i0c;
March s,45st Aprii sSocy s,irar less nctiye; Per:
nan,enca VIC. MoIasSes a!iletand unchanged. Rice
III fair demand. lallow Arm, llosin duh nj 81 IA
80; Tnrpcnune steady at aoa3Cslc. Eggs, western
tresh1tirin aud fairly netivc! Fork firm and In
modSra!e demand. Lard stsonR; western, steam
December 7.tOa76Ic;. january 7.osa7.GOc; February
75va7Goc. butter quiet md Arm, h 71s5''
CHICAGO, it,, October S-Flour QUIET and mn.
changed. Wheat In fair demand aill rilel easy
under libernl receipts and rumotcd lhfgc failures
IN Europe; the market closed about the sun,c rs
yesterday; sales ntngcd. October 1GaaaTic, closed
at 7G,ic; November 7sa7Sc, cl,rScd NJ 7sIEa7s,4o;
Deeemher ig9Saso,zc, closed At TDjnsoc; !an!lary
sI5:SS closed d at sg3,Hsae; MIHy sS,s:S'
closed At 1910: No. 5 Glci 10. = red iyIc. Corn
very irrcgnlaI; averaged lower: WIS hig line OF
Offering. for November carly III the day which
~ md year Nc lower thAn yusterlay; May closed
70 higher. cish SSlbi4c; closed @tc; October
asl,1t sci closed nj ISiSs; November 5:AaSijs i,
closed q. S!!sc; year 4&ia{c; closed q 4:31c,
6asae6}sc closed At g6jIc: November i1sa?7 70;
closed n 27,sc; December :7I.ay79.c; closed
Is; y Ssf ES" ssssF a. S Si3ssa Bart e!
10y quiet at t.c. flnxsocd irm al 81 S5 Pork III
fair demand and ruled lower; cash and October
:l6 ~; yenf 81 hhl. 9. closed at 81! 65ala 81
january u. h2|aala 67ty, cl,Scd ut sl2 51al2 60.
Lar, In fair demand md irregular; cash 76a7 GOc
October 7.tSa7GOc. closed nj i.65e; November 727
nLSlc, closed At 1aa13l! december 100
January i;a!1la7. iOe, closed At I3!11a78sc. bulk
meats ~ iair demand and easier; shoulders 6.IUc:
short rib 0gc: short clear i0sjc. Whisky steady
and unchanged nt 81 II. Eggs firm Mt l7c. After.
noon Isoard-Wlcut slrungrf md ndvGcel ha,ac.
Corn iirner; October advanced ~: November al.
yaneed nc; May advanced 70. Oats stronger and
advanced L.c. Pork Irregular: year declined 10
january advanced a1Sc. Lard iifmer; october gd.
yanced lvc; November advanced DC; January I'D
vanccd 2t9c. FE..lf ,hag re- e.
pnlLAnrLriItA. "a, October s.-flour irrg.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-09

The Circuit Courts will adjourn on SIT.
urlay, and all persons who desire TO oh
tain naturalization papers before the oc-
tober election should apply before that
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Provisions and I.rcutlstu.rs.

EEw, YonK, October S.-Flour lull: rcce,ps
sLVp barrels; exports 5000 barrels; common, to
options after slight a,.vlces declined ind c,%n
heavy; receipts LOO bushols exports !sSI0i
bushels: migrated rcd G!fao6c: oc.Lt 81
No. red sc: do. elf. 7G4asGI5c; ut.nltie;I Wilt,
s7asoc; No. red October, naGs iO,O10 bushels nj
SSGstssc. Closing ut Shc; November. sales ,lH,
w bushels nt sdAasS1Sc, closing nj s6tlo; Deem.
Der. s,irs ,!so,UO bushels al s?9LagUtc' closii,r
at january, Salcs G,Otoo bushels ri 9l, as.i%c
G Gi91slE A. glscj February st!es @ooo bushes al
bushels ut n1hSa15,yc closing al we: Spril sncs
6iG0 bushels nj g7a35 closing al SIC: May, sales
10000 bushels OF ysl1H0,54c closing ut s[c. Corn
receipts 500 bushels; exports 90 husheis: Nh,
GRADED bstIHGoc: No. ., oSl1.n5at; No 2 October
C2aG..hc, closing at &c: November GG,laGlLc
closing at CgEe:S December hla5:E,Lc, closing nj
DC; January ,ss{zai9c, closing n, lShc: Febru
ny 1sas9c, closing at lSc Nay 4g'Sc. Oats
600; western mixed ;ln;s.c: whi,s w,sirr,, SioHsc
Hay in yooi demarh. Hops qnicsand ,Inchanr,yi.
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EOR SALE. /.
STOCKS Fol. SALE,

<oI,,n,.
GlTi PROPERTY FOR SALE-TllE
" undersigned has for gllu on ,Snidwrir. itnna
piece OF ground Consisting OF several lvts, I,rt IT,
ins q good quarry. II not sold before SATURDAY.
nctqbef EA; at private sale, II will on that Sy,
~ ~ o'clock 4. H.. be offered nj public
i,nfther particulars. enquire Gi Dc.Ils U'Kcr.c Of
John I. lakin. OF the subscriber, ' $50 '
:. H. =. HcIEGHES
sasc OF atose propert: is continued to The 18th
". IS ,,gI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-09

TIKI Irish Blaine and Logan Club Is re.
quested to meet thisevcningnt7:30 o'clock
sharp. A full attendance Is expected, us
business Of importance Is to be attended
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lIEEItr ETlUcs, UIIIU IlHlS MIlIc,

not qaotabiy lover. Wheat strong; 10. rca Sc ST.
Corn ann: 40. ., bic. Oats easier; No. mixed
S'!a.lc. Rye stronger; No. b.e. farley dun nnd
mnr,hangcd. Fork easier ut SIC 70. Lnri steady
mDly lower; shoulders 6Isc; sliolt rib luc. iA.con
easier: shoulders nc; short rib lOsc: short clcar
ll7kc. Whisky quiet aud steady NJ 81 y. liutter
quiet md unchanged. Eggs rlsicr at lSal3IGc,
Cheese firm and unchanged. 49,, .l-.-raa''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-09

ii A MOTION for il new trial was yesterday
argued in the casc Of Mrs. Fox vs.. tho
Manufacturers Insurance Company. The
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-09
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features of tho 0Ionoy and Stock a1nr.

. .
NEW ;YoRK, October S.-AOncy easy at lLao per
cent. Prime mercantile paper hn6 .e,cr,i Stcr
ling Exchangr, bankers bills firm and Qllet a,
81 81: demand Il ny. rr1 80 -7t IT.. :
GOvEESNE#TS-AbOut steady.
RILWAYs-Firm. g.I /. s
STATE SEcERiTiEs-Ball. - ,5aIs ~,
sTocFs-rhc market was weak and lower during
part OF the day, but the dealings wcrr confined 10
room tIaders. Canadian rneihc was exceptionally
strong and rose ~ percent toi61G. The InurEc,
continued quiet until n!lcr 2o'clUck, whcn Union
Pacific and Pacific Mn,l developed s,Frus,h. nd.
vane.ns from 5iiE TO hSG and tho hitter from 5ll4
10 hlT. these shares mOnupn!zel The attention
81 tie opetaors ongfeat extent. lhciic Null was
higher On purchases BY prominent capitalists and
on the dividend To be declared shortly.
The bears are free buyers OF Union iMciNc. Mani.
ware 4 Hudson dropped from Soi5 10 SC; 0mMhn
from 3,! to aInaiA nnh preferred from VIZ to
eeei.A!l. Manitoba sold down on u reduction tiIy.
dend from 10 percent pcr annum. md Omnhas
uecIlned on tho announcement OF fresh Issues of
stock by the company to cover new mileage. The
reduction Of Western Union dividend iia. no effect
on stock. In the: final dealings the market was
strong Compared with last nights clo-INg prices
nc, lou!Eyile 4 Snshyllle Pacific Mail and Union
Pacific which are 5gA1a percent higher and Della.
ware & Hudson, jersey Central md Omaha, which
arc lLin5E percent lower. -, :,
Transactions u, 600 shares. r-T.-a-
l95s: Paclo d Of 'a5. rs; Genital Pae,e. ii8;5,
Erie, 5GA: lehsh 4 Wilkes, 9j; Louisiana coli.
sols 70: MISSOURI is, lo2.s st. Joseph. los; S l. K
$; c; arsts ll5: Tennessee Gs, old, W.: do new,
~; Texas Pacific Land Grants G;s: DO Rio Gr.nde,
W.; Union !a0ite iirsts, 100 do Land Grants,
loSH; do sinking fund, l1Cs; Virginia Gs, 81; Viz,
GINA consols, extm mature1 coupons, 16; do de.
Tered. i; Adams Express. 13l American Express,
@: Canada Southern, as; Ceniml Pacific, II;
Chesapeake 4 Q9i0. 6; do ilrSt preferred, I2L; do
second preferred ~; C., C., G. 4 l., ;SLS; Denver
4 KI2 Grande,, lloY: Ellie, TX; preferred, s7I;
Fort Wayne, l2s4; Hannibal i St. J0Soph :sss;
Lake Erie & Western, II: Lake Shore, e:
Louisville 4 Nashville, -: Louisville, New
Albany L. Chicago. II; Memphis & Charleston
lSt preferred 70; do ID preferred. 5; Memphis &
Charleston, y; Michigan Central G.; Missouri Ia,
Jersey Central All Northern, Pacific, !a,,$: do. pre-.
,srred, Northwestern, g2t Ito preferred, l25jG;
T. Mississippi, D! do preferred. 40; Pacific Mail,
w; Pittsburgh, llo Reading, TX: St. Louis 4
DO prcterrSd, l@%; Texas Pacific, ll%; Union
Pacific, 5Ss: United States Express, 81: ", Il.
l.. & T.: g.: do preferred, IL: HCls, Fargo Ex.
prrss, JOS; Western Union, OH. -5l.' - =.
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ga11tnrd's aladica1 Cure.
Sncexe! &neexn
Complete Treatment with Inhaler 81 %.

Complete Treatment with Inhaler 81 90.
One bottle Had!cai Cure. one box Catarrhal Sol.
vent and one lmproyea Inhaler. In one package,
Sanfnrd's Radical Cure. - :, 80 sew ~
=. THE only absolute specific we know of."-Mtd
1imM; y he best We hnye found In lifetime OF
long struggle With Catarri. tho Radical Cure has
conquered. "-Hen. s ". Monroe. Leaci5urgi, ia,
u have not found acase TINT 1t did no. relieve At
Ike, Manchester. Mas. l.S,.,'g''
POTTER DIuG AND CHEMICAL Co, boston. "
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TOLEDO, October S-.WheAt quiet and firm; No. .
Drce'ui~r 7F534c asked; January 81 e nslrd; 20.
.soit 9s &c nskcd: No. do 10 asked. Corn easier;
No. 56c. Onts quiet and steady: No. . cash nc:
November 214c; year @Gj4c rejected ne. Clover
seed dull: prsine cash October 81 " bid; Novem.
Der 81 % asked; Dccemler 81 IS BID -...- -
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Gen. Woodford is m orator who will
delight Democrats OF liberal minds as well
Us Republicans. His style is persuasive,
and he never dcscends to abuse OF any
sort. His visit to the city has been antici-
pated with pleasure ever since the an
nouncement OF his coming was first made,
and he will be greeted by u large and eager
audience, =, ~. !
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Senpene goer til
Set Nmerifanfe Gmigrant
Qomi,ont.

No. 25 State Street, New York,
bet GloIte Of ale S'anoiuopiite Serels %
8iaetfoutorer / gmsrita for Renaes Siem
ienoelie til bet goml. 9ano. Sisnnem o!
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uben BetOitnins sHer 8rpoeri til MoS
tageren Here Nilioner Aruner, Der usbeto
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at be os oeres Eager fomme oroentliat +
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Nmerifas Sorretninsslis os bet Steo, bpo,
be fefte ~europeiife 9ampifibslinier bal
fine amerifauife Sppeefonturer, er be-
Hart, at Der Ct bet rette Steo at flsb,
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6oranorinser / Binetpriierne Ter nu tenn
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5oroele til I~faneinapiffe Y~osiaserer. De-
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base til England fra fin espptiife Ops
oaseIiess&eiie gIanbt bans Statte er
en- quite omtrent fra Gbriifi Cher,
Breberier fra ptOIemaernes, os meget
anoet Of iarbeIes Snteresie.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-29
HpnOplutcr.

Estop mobtaset $4,000 gonpoIus
.er, buiIte pi Tan feIse n,ssst biuist
msb paatrptt abrssie. gi piI trptt.
1000 gonuoIuter for $3.50; 500 for
$3.50. Yr. goit 2s Cts. ertra pr.
1000, IA Cts. pr. 500. 500, 900 Bee
itiuinser snites. gebre gonuoIuter,
bsiers griier. Abrssie:
q. Anuuoien, Deeorab, Sopo.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-12-12
CHERRY CREEK ITEMS.
Ne,os. Dec. 8.

Neps. Dec. 9.
The smoky mill at Hamilton, after max
ing a very successful run, and turning out
over 500, 900 in bullion, was shut down
last week for the Winter.
A. ]. Spencer, of this place. and Lou
Parker, Of Toano, leave next Tuesday for
the Worlds Fair at New Orleans. They ex-
poet to be gone three months.
An Indian known as one.eyed Riley was
killed last week at "A. @. Cleveland's ranch,
Spring Valley, by a young buck whom he
had been giving an unmerciful beating.
Two days before Court met at Hamilton
county scrip was selling at 40 cents. But
before Court adjourned it fell to rs cents.
Self-sacri6cing fellows are those scrip
sharps.
Three grass widows were made by the
District Court at its late term in Hamil-
ton. This gives q chance to three old
bachelors. But the way 1t looked they were
all ready to be gobbled up as soon as knots
were united.
Ad Parker, late OF the Star boarding
house, is now keeping a restaurant In New
Orleans, and several Cherry Crackers, be-
coming aware of this fact, propose to visit
the Great Worlds Fair and board with Ad
this Winter. 1t will be nice-for the
Cherry Creekers.
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GAS.

The cremation OF a young actress,
Miss Clancy, in an Eastern city a few
days since, is doing much to renew in
terest in that most sensible mode of dis
posing Of our surplus dead-that is the
dead not actually required for dissection
in our medical colleges. Like all great
reforms, however. says the San Fran.
cisco Daily Exchange. this moves slowly,
but we have hopes that before another
decade cremation will have become a
common practice and burial the excep-
ton rather than the rule. And, aside
from the question of the respective merits
Of the two systems of disposing of the
dead, why should bodies be wasted, as
they most certainly are under the pres
emit system. There is a certain amount
Of gas in everybody. How would it do
to establish q gas factory in connection
with a general cremating furnace. Then,
when Mr.. Strother dies-if he aver does
die-his revered remains alone would
furnish enough gas to supply the whole
community till-well, till DIR. O'Donnell
went into the oven. 1t is the only
chance we will over have of getting light
from either of them. Some people, how
ever, favor private cremation. 1t is a
beautiful and pathetic prejudice, but
our idea applies to it also. Every man
might just as well have his own little
gas factory attached to his family oven
Then. the transformation of his deceased
relatives into gas would afford pleasing
relaxation to any man Of feeling who did
not care for the absurd prejudice which
would charge him with making light of
the dead. We might then hear each
frugal father of q family saying to his
eldest daughter. as the shades of night
fell, "Julia"-or whatever else her name
may be-'it's getting dark, turn on your
Aunt Eliza" And, maybe, in the morn
ing, the mother would find her husband
beating Tommy. the eldest hopeful, with
9 rattan, and want TO know wherefore.
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Dissolution Of C%OpartDglip.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween Antonio Laiolo and Nick Picinini, In the
Packing business, has been dissolved by the
mutual consent Of the above named parties.
ANTONIO LAIOLO,
NICK PICININf.
Eureka, Dec. Q, lsei. ds-lms
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NEW TO-DAY.
A CARD.

T DESIRE TO SAY TO THE PUBLIC THAT
L If there Is any report on the streets. or
anywhere else. that any of the Kermeen-
Sweeney property is being removed out of
the State. 1t is false. Any man that says 80
10 Q DID liar. W. n. SWEENEY,
Eureka, Dec. IL, 1884. dl2-lt
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.sWhy." would be the rejoinder of the
enraged male parent, because the young
scDundrel went to bed and left his Uncle
Jim flaring away all night; there won't
be anything left of him in a week. ii this
kind of extravaganza is allowed to go on.
Take that"
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PACIFIC COAST ADvICES.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
Sam wilson for the Cabinet.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. ia Chronicle
Washington special says: A strong effort
is being made by the friends Of Samuel
Wilson, Of San Francisco, to have him APP
pointed to q place in Cleveland's Cabinet.
His principal hacker is Justice Field OF the
Supreme Court, and his portfolio is
spoken Of as that Of the Interior Depart
ment.
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Having q b ID case of Piles. I used d.. pst
ter's PILE REMEDY. 1t cured me In : xseA.