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LIVE STOCK.
East IIharfY

EAST LIBERTY, April l0.-Csttle-There
was nothing doing in cattle today, consign.
ments being for through points; receipts
1877 head; shipments 9l2 head.
Hogs-Active and firm; with prices tend
ing upward; Philadelphiss s. 00@5 10;
Workers 81 1904 IS; receipts 3,l00 head;
shipments 1900 head.
Sheep-Were dull and unchanged; receipts
2,2O0 head; shipments l,4OO head.
CHICAGO, April l0.-The Drovers' Jour
nal reports: Cattle-Receipts 1900 head;
shipments $500 head; shipping cattle
steady and trade brisk; steers 81 50@6 90;
stockers 50 1904 20; feeders 81 LOG
4 co; Texans 81 2595 %.
Hogs-Receipts 10000 head; shipments
$500 head; market opened sc higher and
closed weak; trade fairly active; heavy
packing 81 1904 60; light bacon 81 400
a 20; skips firm at So 1904 Is.
Sheep-Receipts $500 head; shipments
1900 head; market fairly active aud Toe
higher; common to fancy 81 1905 90.
New York.
New York, April l0.-BeeVes-Receipts
1900 head; not enough to meet the de-
mand, and yards quickly cleared at 81 ad
vance of 100000 per 100 lbs. live weight;
some poor stock sold down to s. 00@5 %
per 100 lbs; live bulls, old cows and rough
oxen at So 1904 IS; common to prime
steers S. 35@6 IS.
Sheep-Recelpts 2,4OO head; marke,
firm at full prices and all sold, including
common to best unshorn sheep at 81 75@
5 10 per 100 pounds; common to choice
yearlinss S. 5O@5 70 per 100 lbs: ordi.
nary clipped sheep sold at 81 25@4 40 per
100 lbs, and spring lambs at S. OO@7 90
per head.
Hogs-Receipts $500 head; no trading
in live hogs; dressed hogs firmer, higher and
dealers nominally quiet; live hogs at 81 Is
@5 rs.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, April lO.-Live Hogs-Ac
live and firm; common and light 50 coo
4 IS; packing and butchers 81 20@4 90;
receipts 1850 head; shipments 43O head
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BRIDGEPORT.
A brace Of Accident. In the Mines.

DAaN0 "a ASSA0oAN9
Yesterday q man named Hugh Tarbot
who works at the Wheeling Creek mines
had one Of his legs so badly mangled that
il had to be smputated.
Mr.. Tarbot was q brakemal on the train
which carries the coal from the mouth oil
the mines to the tpple, and ct about one
o'clock he. by some means, tell from the
train and was run over, n car passing
over his leg. Drs. Wagner and Todd went
out and found the member 50 badly mashed
that amputation was necessary.
Yesterday q man named johnson, who
works in 1~sylor's coal bank, was working
away thinking of no injury, when suddenly
q large piece of soapstone fell from the
roof, q single sharp edge striking his thumb
which was holding the pick handle, cutting
it of as with q knife. DIR. Wagner dressed
the wound. This is surely n Of the most
narrow escapes ever heard OF.
Mrs.. John Mcconnell and daughter, who
have been sick for some time, are able to
be out.
Dr. 7. NJ wells, of Evansville, Ohio. is 10
town calling on his brother, b. 4 wells.
Misses Bessie and Maggie Moore will
spend Sunday with their parents at Lamira,
Ohio.
Mrs. James Van Pelt, of Martins Ferry,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. H Z. Wells.
The members of the Little Jim" Metho-
dist Episcopal Church are highly pleased
with their new preacher, Rev. Brown.
Tonight. Billy Mayors band will play at
Dinsmore Bros, Kirkwood rink.
Last night Jake Kemple told our people
at the Mammoth rink about Eli and how he
got there. There was q moderately large
crowd, all of whom appreciated Mr.. KEN
pies wit.
The Gould sisters gave q short matinee al
the Dinsmore rink yesterday afternoon.
B~ridgeporters are of the same mind Of all
Others who have seen them, viz: They are
simply immense.
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refined at sb07le; New Orleans 4i@53c,
Eggs-Fair demand and steady at l49l4ic
Cheese-Dul and dropping; Ohio factor,
Baltimore.
BALTINoRz, April l0.-Wheat-Westerr
easier and active, closing firm; No. 2 win
ter red spot 94l@95fe; April 942@s5tci
May 964@962c; June 9SI@99c; July $50
bid; August $lz00 bid. Corn--Westerr
higher and more active; mixed spot 524t
bid; fresh April SIS bid; May 52f@522ci
June 533e bid. 0ats-Higher and strong
western white 3994lc; mixed 37@3Sc
Professionalism and quiet; mess porl
$l3 25@l3 so. Lard-Re6ned SIC.
TOLEDO, o., April l0.-Wheat-Quiet
and weak; No. 2 cash and April 8Sc; May
88fc; June S9ic; No. 2 soft 96c asked
Corn-Quiet; No. 2 cash 45ic; May Az
asked; June 41sc asked; Jaly 4sie. Oats
Dull; No. 2 cash 34lo; May 35fc, Cloyel
Seed-Prime medium nominally at S. so
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PETROLEUM

Pittsburg.
PIrrsBURG, April l0.-Oil market was
dull but steady today; prices opened at 78c
and advanced to 7SIc and then fell OF
again, closing heavy at 77jc. Trading
was quiet.
BRADFORD. Pa, April l0.-Petroleum-
Quiet but firm; National Transit certificates
opened at 77ic; closed at life; highest
1850; lowest 77ic; clearances 4,ll6,OOC
barrels.
Tftusvfl1e.
TIrusv1LLE, April l0.-National Transit
certificates opened at 7sSc; highest 7slc;
lowest Tic; closed at 77tci shipments for
the entire oil regions 1851 barrels; runs
59475 barrels; charters 1880 barrels.
on err, Aprill0.-National Transit Ger.
tifcates opened at 7s5c, highest 5slc.
lowest 79ic, closed at 77fc; sales s.0l6,o OO
barrels; runs 59,475 barrels; shipments
1851 barrels; charters 1890 barrels. Oil
Exchange stock no bid; 500 asked. The
monthly pipe line report, published to-mor-
row in the Derrick, shows decrease OF stocks
of 1872 $40 barrels; increased receipts, 1885,
933; decreased deliveries, 25,37T.
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PRODUCE
Wheeling.

wheeling.
Butter-Prime to choice creamery 30@
33c; choice dairy 25@27c; common to fair
do l5@l6; good to prime country roll GOA
23c; common mixed stock l0@l2c. Good
demand.
Beeswax-Quoted at 2s@32c q ID.
Beaus-Hand picked mediums 81 500
i so.
Buckwheat Four-At2 . ID.
Dried Fruit = New eyaporsted pared
peaches s25@2sc; impaired do l59l6c;
rsspberries 25@S0c; b~lackberries l0c.
New sundried, apples, quartered, 394c;
sliced, s97cr peaches. new halves,sl@8ic;
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money at 1 Per Cent.-Governments Firm
and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Irregular-Flou'
steady-wheat Lower.
New YoRE, April l0.-Money easy at l
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 4@5
per cent. Foreign exchange steady and
unchanged; actual business done at 484f9
1860.
GovERSNENTs-Quiet, but firm and IN
changed.
Fours and-a-hah sItsndsd.------.---"..---li21
fsSSc sizes Of iSs6............ -. . D.. ...---..---.r6
STATE SEC-RITIEs-Show a little more
activity; prices firm, except Tennessee,
which are heavy.
RNLwoAD BoNDs-Active and prices gen.
orally well maintained.
SToCEs-The market is subject to the
latest European war news The opening
prices we're generally from It to II per
cent. lower on account of the general i'm
preston that the outlook for peace between
England and Russia was more favorable
and the advance in London Of the price Of
British ~consols. Some activity was deyeE-
oped by an effort on the part OF spectators,
who saw profit in the current quotations, to
realize, but after the first hour the market
became extremely dull and fluctuations gen.
erslly were within extremely narrow limits.
Lake Shore and Union Pacific were pressed
for sale, however, and the tendency
Of other comparatively aeSiTT11
stocks was to find slightly lower
quotations, which continued till shortly be
fore 8 o'clock, when o slight rally occurred
and the market closed dull at quotations
which In most cases are to higher than
the lowest of the day. There is q prevalent
belief that the trouble between England
and Russia will assume q more definite
shape in q short time and spectators
are simply waiting. Although the
street is much divided as to the ultimate
effect of war upon our securities, for the
time being belligerent news is hailed as an
assurance of q general advance in pricesi
not only of the better class OF railroad secur-
tiles, but also ofthe products of our soil and
many manufactured articles, while reports
of a peace character tend to drive
the market back into the rut in
which it has been running for
some time pest. Lake Shore opened at
5gs and closed at 5SS, a net decline, CON-
pared with yesterday, of II per cent; Union
Pacific opened at 49, and closed at a loss
of / per cent; Lackawanna closed at a de-
cline of l per cent, Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy II lower, Louisville and Nashville
lower. The losses for the remainder Of the
list are less than l per cent. Transactions
loo, 600 shares.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-11

Leave Bellaire at D. m, Ior ummmd
leave belaire at 6:0a m. for Somerheld and
LanesNine Arrive at Bellatrs, s:l5 q and 5:S5
For through tickets East and West, call
on or address ]. G. Tomlinson, Tic ct Ag't
Panhandle route, foot Of Eleventh street
Wheeling, W. Va.
Or 81. B. Haase, Passenger Agent, b.
4 D. Depot, foot Of South street, Wheeling.
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URHeTSiVOf PENNSYLVANIA,

n DEPARTMENT OF Arts, four years classical
NyTiIe. Degree A. b.
u TowSE s~CESTIFIc SCHOOL, aye-year courses
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III WHARTON SCHOOL OF FINANCES Y Ecoy-
~ COURSES In Constituti0naliaW and Public Adj
"a EEuston, Political Economy, Mercantis Law
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az MEDICAL School. Threeyearsl graded course,
vTTTSPlonA fouIth year. Degree NJ D.
Ngrse D. D.
u VETERINARY School. nree-years' grad.
e similar 10 European schools. Degree v
Gnieal and laboratory advantages q prominent
I'M In these three schools
~ Law SCHOOL. TWo-Jears' course: diploma
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GsSS"ea laboratory work. Certificate admins V
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~Aklng inquiry please specify department.
Cs,s-. KEW. JESSE Y. BURK, SecretSryi
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~-NlUEMNWh
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REGISTER
KIrHKRS
DAILY OR WEEKLY.

Which, under thu new management, shall b e.
iy what was stated sdltorislly the morning After
trapaisr, viz: Thoroughly and REILAsLr DKse
CRATIC, with no iAvon Tor any penon or iacioA
within the party TO the dttrimsnt Of the whole
party, When tho nominations ns made BY ths
regularly constituted couven,ion Of tho party thsa
the RksIETkR willard only then give TIA an.
qualified support 70 the nominesa
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You can'taFord to laugh, dear girls,
Unless your teeth are white as pearls
Unless your mouth is pink and sweet
And your two lips in rosebuds meet;
And YOU cannot supply this want
Bot drought the use Of S0z0D0Nfl
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DRY GOODS
New York.

New YoRK; April lO.-DrY Goods
There Is no variation in the character OF
distribution by agents. which. is not large
but is composed Of such miscellaneous as
sortments as are of daily requirements by
all markets Of purchase. The wooden goods
trade is not quick. but q very good request
Is returning q fair volume Of business
through selections for immediate shipment
and orders for later delivery.
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WIN Be greatly improved sad arcngthensd n q
SepsrtmeaA. Il VII b carefully saitsa 81 genera
circulation. Il win - aDs1celled . . essss nsvs
PAPER, and . Journal sAapssa - ~ sreaR, ~
orrlcs, ths FAMIr and hs FlRxana u viii -
ISpErKSpREILr DrocsArlc, . tAs osaAx o.
TIE fAfR y EAnexAL DnocaAcY.
Every Issue viii contain aoefuiiy osnpIsdr -
sumo Of al Tie county, Ststs national md ns>
national new. Ths doing q WASHINGTON VI
he amply recorded iroa svsy staadDetAk
An happeninu of intsse s'WoAingtsA, 70 ON
nsishbsrfng osnsrsaioaAl Disdscss Il OAis anS
f~ennsylnnia, Together viii al ieal ssws, pespssse
tya@xp Of sxpstsaaa nsws RaAsrsn h svs3
village and hamlet withins radius d Afty milo q
Wheeling. win b cAreaicea tiAflny = thsy -
car.
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The Rrepfxa win continue to give the nsu en-.
mating hon the CAPITAL shsr IL removal
Charleston Just the same - heretoisrs, % that even
citizen Wishing to know what Ia unnsPlnng II ~
SEAT or G~ovxsxnssr must continue 70 take ~
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TERMS OF THE REGISTER.

The map alone viii 30 sent 70 any sdds. ios -
csnts.
The REeuTEn may be sent 10 one addrss ms
whatever other paper ia subscribed for, 70 anothss
the money 10 accompany the order invariably.
y. II. TANDK,
General Manager.
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No Safer Remedy can be had for Coughs and
Gods, or any trouble OF the Throat than "Bno'H'
,,,e,iu Trochss." Price 25 cts. Sold OAy IN oorsS
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.5edin9 gesister
TRAVELLERS, GI7OE

"A FSIyAL AND DEPARTURES OF TRAINS
excepted. tAOndHy sxosptsd.-Wheeii2:
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l1 ,ssss:.ss::sE:s:.s::sssEzE=e@
~
siinus. psfAL HOfB, kErrD 1sSsydG
O. Hsy Yea EEeAanOs = esaiaaY k1Iss. @
s.sy = e.. 81 SEsssIsG
4. + DAUTHM. ~ 49,
~ E,o. ney o.. nvshs - -.
~dasAs sAn9s45 .4.H
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Restored.

REKDY FRzR-A victim Of youthful imPrr-
Ena, causing Pre- mature Decay, Nervous DeolhtyI
s Manhood, &c, having triedtn vain every known
faedy, has discovered simple means Of sen-oars
f1ch he viii send FREE 70 his fellow sunererS
itih J. Il. REEVES, 8 Chatham 81, New YORK
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Put this fss ! ss !:

V aSnA golden BOxOF GOODst II
&satA T ~ bring you IA MORN MONEY,
nSs.g. Need no espitai, NJ Yolnz, iD Gresn
~Rsst New YorE
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QUESTION AB0UT
!. BroUw'S Iron
BsHeTS
NKSWERED

ALVS /" EAGD.
i,, p,s urchably besn aakad khon.a,Aa
feqsHoW can browns Iron Bittsrs o1ro eVsry.
dHn.swsn n doesn't Bat Il dos cure any disease
tnS arpputAbls physician uo1ldp prescribe Ron
N..s recognize kron ~ tia best restorative
PgSS@S~n 10 the profession. and inquiry % any
Hni .SsnS,l arm win so~bstanttAts the Assertion
49, ~ more preparations o. non than q any
RN[S-f.pcs used In medicine fhs shows con-
49, So irou y A~ekno.ledSed 70 kS the most
-~Sssnt hctor in s1ceessfn medcAlEr.Suee IA
n4setgy ron eOmhinaton bad ever ossn fonnd
VS0VESIR0n BlTTERSaSs::s;s Is ..ss.s
pnns.Sa az produce constipstion-all other iron
SsTsinssdo BROWNSIRON BITTERS
80 Indigestion, Bilieusness, Weakness,
sN.rrsin, Malaria, Chills and FeVers,
49, FeeIink,G General Debility Pain iath0
- Rack or Limbs, Headache and enrnh
S~Lsr AZ these ailments Iron Is prescribed dAFy.
sSOWESlR0R BITTERS, SSs :sss fS .
49, IKE an ether thorOogh medicines q acts
When taken by mn tho FIRST symptom OF
So, = rsYsEed energy. Thsmusclss then ecnma
Inc digestion improves. the bowels are active,
- The shect il usually moFo rApid and marked
y sves beSin a Once 70 brighten the skin clears
: hsLihy color comes 70 the checks Nervousness
E,Crsas; functional deranZements become rgu-
M a puring mother, AbnndKnt s~nstenAncs
--,,6s4f Sr the child. Remember BruWnb Iron
- Rtaa ONLY iron medicine THAI d not in
III. n. lass AID Druggists rsconauasad -
=. Genuine has Trade Mark aud crossed rcd lines
On wrapper. TAKE No OTHER
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All trains daily except Sunday. .
Train leaving Bridgeport at s:@ q. N. makes d.
neet oonpection st yellow Crock Tor Cleveland sn'
Chicago. Train striving o. BndgePort Of 2:tsP Z. n
makcs direct connection h Wsilsvtlle from Clevs
and and Chicago. fohDp
VIM. A. BALDWIN,
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v. ~. =. s,e:ss.. q - !vIs...1,s -
M1nm q @. caanDDst Do Mb13I1Sb~,
20 o - Fssssa nsssnd ~. ssssas sss
lsrxs fusofo huB ca11xul1 NnsyHfa,9 ~
olSssf ard bsa krznd1 q W. ln6 = keH
s1<h . kin6o., nalsaeks Eunal11S 4EDflmt -
& om css esols, phieh NJ sefeed6 y hss
!. W.. ss ss.si, N M, y I. L. ss1 e 80
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CINCINNATI, April lO.-Live HogS-Ac
live and firm; common and light 50 COG
4 70; packing and butchers 81 2O@4 80;
receipts 1850 head; shipments 43O head
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-05-06

Tire sound Of voices within had strug-
gled to get away from him, and at
length with loud cry of Mamma
mammap' was toddling towards the
door, Cousin Annie sprang from her
seat, and in moment the poor little
storm-waif was in her arms.
''Is he yoursP'' cried Rob and Jack.
"And you didnf know himp' said
Cousin Annie, laughing and crying all
at once. "Of course you didn't-he is
so changed since last summer.
The two went home with the boys
the next day to stay until some kind Of
house could be got ready for them.
As they passed the broken bridge Jack
said:
Cousin Annie, II that bridge hadn't
been gone we shouldn't have gone
round where we found Archie, and he
might have been there yet. p.
And Cousin Annie, hugging the dar
ling close, thought she had plenty to be
thankful for, although all they had had
been swept away by the angry wind
Sidney Ddyre, in s. S. Gem.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-05-06
A Mans Thanks.

A well-known business man Of Whining
ton N. c., writes to express his thanks for
the benefit which his wife has derived from
the use of Mrs. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. at is with pleasure" he says,
"that l write to express to you my graft
tude for the relief and benefit your Vegeta.
BILE Compound has been to my wife, who
has been troubled with liberation and a
tumor weighing 2H lbs, SO the doctor said.
She has been under the treatment Of the
doctor for six years. Finally he said he
could do nothing more for her, that she
would die in "a hours. Then commenced
using your Compound, as soon as she COM
menced to take IL she commenced getting
better and now she can attend to her do
mestic affairs as well as she ever could"
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-05-06
POISONED WATER.

Precautions that Should be Taken to
Secure Good Water for Drinking Pur-
poses.
Throughout large portion Of the
country there has been SO small an
amount Of rain for several months that
the decaying animal and vegetable mat
ter which accumulates to greater or
less amount on the surface Of the earth,
has not been washed away by each sue
cessive shower every few days in au-
tumn, and frequently in winter. When
the first general thaw occurs, with
heavy spring rains, this decaying mat
ter in great abundance will be washed
down through numerous crevices in the
soil, into springs and wells, and will
poison the water used for drinking and
for household purposes. Using this
contaminated water will greatly in
crease the danger Of sickness. A large
portion Of the cases Of typhoid fever are
caused by drinking bad water. The
danger Of cholera will be greatly in
creased If great caution is not exercised
to avoid this poison. Every well which
has been dry through the winter should
be cleaned out at least twice after
being filed with the spring flood, SO as to
remove all the old impurities, and 10
bring in a pure, fresh supply. II this
can not be done, then filtered rain-water
only should be used. In addition to
this care, all vaults should be kept per-
fectly dry and inodorous by a daily use
Of sifted coal ashes, enough to absorb
all the moisture. This will prevent the
poison from soaking horizontally
through crevices in the subsoil or rocks
into wells-a most fruitful source Of
disease. Eminent physicians estimate
that four-fifths of all the cases Of
typhoid fever come directly from drink
ing impure water and breathing pois-
oned air.
We have often endeavored to impress
these truths on others, and while they
are readily admitted, the listeners go
right on in the same old way, "the
same" as DR.. Franklin remarked, "as
If they were merely listening to CON-
nun bCIluOu. All IuC dIIduHtLlCuOo
for using absorbents in vaults might be
made with half an hours labor, and
the daily care not require half minute;
yet intelligent persons will continue to
neglect them until fatal disease enters
their families, when the affliction is
wholly accounted for as "a mysterious
dispensation of Providence!'
In towns and villages this care, in the
face Of threatened pestilence next sum.
mer, is of the utmost Importance; al
the same time it should not be forgotten
that some Of the fatal instances OF sick
ness in the open country have been di'
rectly traced to gross neglect in pre-
| venting the use Of impure water and in
breathing fetid air. These matters arc
not trifes; and it is immeasurably easiel
to prevent the multitudes Of cases o.
disease than to incur the toll and in
tense anxiety Of watching and nursing
and to suffer the grief Of what is almost
sure to be fatal termination Of par
| Of these cases.-Prdirie Farmer.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-05-06

"FRozEN FACTS" is q purely American
expression, and one, too, of recent origin.
1t has the merit Of attracting attention, and
ness on its face. We make room In oui
issue Of to-day, for fact Of this character
A correspondent, Henry Whiting, ESQ.,, o.
Boston, Mass, says: CDR. II. V. Pierce'i
Golden Medical Discovery has cured my
son Of q fever-sore of two years, standing
Please accept our gratitude" We believe
IL TO be fact, whether "frozen" or other
wise, that America needs more men like
Mr.. Whiting; men who act, men who in
vestigate truths. and seize opportunities.
SHAKESPEARE wasn't q broker at all,
but do you know Of any man who has fur.
nished so many stock quotationsi- Boston
Times.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-05-06

An excellent material for models,
lately discovered, consists Of powdered
cork mixed with starch and water, and
the mass thoroughly kneaded and
mixed at boiling heat, then poured into
moulds and dried at high heat. II
comes out in whatever ornamental
shape the artist desires. : Chicago
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-05-06

"A house at Los Angeles, Cal, was
supposed to be haunted, but an investi-
cation showed that an immense swarm
Of bees had made their home in one Of
the walls and had stored it with large
quantity of the finest honey.