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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-25

without father or mother. and get no edu-
cation, not even enough 10 read. In the
course of her life she either founded or
aided eleven orphan asylums. Catholic
and Protestant, black and white.
In February. 1882, this good woman
died Never was there such q funeral in
Louisiana. So far as / know she was the
only woman in America that has ever
been buried with public houors. The Gov
error and an Ex-Governor Of the State
were among her pail bearers. Delega-
tions from her eleven orphan asylums, at
tended the burial The New Or
leans 6re department were IN the process
sion. The bells all over the city tolled
as the cortege moved along the streets.
When it reached the Chamber Of Com
merce on unhesrd Of thing happened. The
members paused in their gsbbls, and with
one accord came down to the sidewalk,
and stood reverently with uncovered heads
while the body Of Margaret was carried
past them to its rest. She is buried IN st.
Lous cemetery.
The day after her death the building OF
the monument shown in the picture, was
proposed. 1t has been erected By the con-
tribuions of all classes Of people in Louis
lana and New Orleans, even to the news
boys. All alike reverenced Margaret. 1t
was unveiled July 9, 1884.
The statue stands in the square, oppo-
site the orphan asylum she helped to build.
Is represents her not idealized, like q
classic figure, but far more worthily, broad,
plain and with the common dress she
wore, her arm encircing one Of the Or
phsns whom she loved.
and so she died, and 30 the people sat
Amid their heroes -with proud consent
This single voman-crowned monument,
And carved thereon the one WORD, Margaret"
SARAH KING.
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Prices tumbled, fine houses were sold
for a song, or were deserted, and crumbled
10 ruin. There was no other reason tor 1t
that | can find out except that it simply
he anne unfashiouable. Mosquitoes and
malaria, ike the poor, are always with us
and thare Is no place about New York
where they are not, that ever heard OF
Thew are no more prevalent on the island
than anywhere else. go
All has changed again in the tWlnkhng
of an eye. AlFesdy property is coming up;
aud SPECTATORS are buying houses ana
building sites. After o qusrter-centurry
neglect New York suddenly discovers that
Staten Island is the brightest jewel in her
crown ,O,
IL ia because the Baltimore and OHIO
railroad has at last got sn outlet to New
York CITY. and that entrance is through
Staten Island.
And now that it is done, the only won
der ia that nobody thought OF it before II
has cone ont that it was W. h. Wander
biIt who first thought OF and suggested
this method Of cutting the Gordian kno
vbich the Baltimore and Ohio manage
meut have been gnawiug at, tooth an'
nail, for so many years.
Inc lllustrauon shows Robert Garrett, u
yoood-looking young presideptof the BAIT
more and Ohio railroad. Lake the Wander
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-25

RUINS OF THE AsPINwALL CASTLE.
New Brighton, where the railway Will
end and the ferrybosts begin, is village
Of pleasant, willow-shaded boarding houses
The giant growth of the old willow trees
that fringe the water here are notable
Now they will all go. Staten Island
booms again, but this time it IS the prince
of commerce and industry, not OF fashion,
that has kissed the sleeping beauty and
walked her into life. The Baltimore and
Ohio road has already bought several hun
bred thousand dollars worth of water front
at New Brighton. The boarding houses
and the beautiful willow avenues wall go
together. No mora will innocent and
spooning lovers promenade beneath their
dense and friendly shade at evening
Good byl :,
A beautiful home, too, is the Townsend
msusion. The main part OF it is nearly
100 years old Formerly it belong to
Dwight Townsend, who was a rich man
and q member of Congress. But riches
take wings, alas The Townsend money
few away, its owner was obliged to give
no his beautiful home. His son and heir
James B a fine fellow. is earning his hv-
ing as New York newspaper man, with
all the varying fortunes that that implies.
The picturesque house still belongs to
member of the Townsend family, however,
though report Gays it is about passing Into
the hands of Sir Roderick Cameron.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-25

rare and costly artistic objects
A. well. One night the last owners OF the
mansion, Msior and Mrs. Gibbs; were 70
rive q magnificent party and ball, They
themselves wsnt TO New York that day.
and returned in the evening, only in time
TO prepare for the reception Of their guests
They nesred their home, came within sigot
Of Il, when suddenly, before their very
ewes tongues Of wrathful red fame darted
from the windows, enteloped the handsome
stone walls and entWined together over the
roof Almost while it takes to write 1t,
the rare and costly building was consum
ed. There wasn't any party that night
The house has never been restored. The
property, ruins and all, belong to the e.
tate Is Of the Appleton publishing firm; You
NAV NOT be aware that real live British
uobleman, Sir Roderick Cameron, is
and has been for many years one OF
the nrominsnt residents of Staten Island.
%Apd very much of q gentleman ne is,
too" the common people there are sccus-
toned to say. Even noblemsn can be
gentleman, you see. Sir Boderick Gamer
on is q we'll known importer Of fine stock.
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Ii is simply a photograph Of q plain,
stout old woman. The face IS broad Ut
up withal BY an expression both shreWd
and kindly. =, =,
Margaret Hsughery was poor girl OF
Irish parentsge, who could neither READ
nor write. Yet she made fortune OF halt
a million of dollars. That Of itself would
make any woman famous. Few enough
of the sex could do it, poor things! But
hear What she did with this nobly earned
monaJ. ,.oL
At this time OF the year she comes BACK
m the memory with especial VivIdness, Tor
now hundreds of orphans will be enjoying
,ha festive season which she gave them
OnIv for her love and lsbors, their Christ
mas NOR fatherless ores, would have been
snsnt in want and misery. Blessed are
Y5sv who make the children happy at
Christmas time.
MarVsrst the orphans friend, had her-
salF been a lonely orphan. She began lie
"a a domestic servant. But she was nat
nraIlv drawn TO the alienation OF human
suffering. She was devout Roman Cstn-
oTc and under the direction OF the els,
tara of charity she became hospital
nn-ss While serving in this field one OF
bsr patients noted what good care sue
took Of him, and made up his mind tnst ne
wond have her ell to himself de pro
Do.sJ marriage and was accepted, but
The husband died in the first years OF mar,
risd life. Her only child died. TOO Sn Ei
Margaret was left alone to DO ner NE
work. o.nhsn
.,rInn Ashile. Then she opened 9 httle
- bonsa But enc feature OF ner ca
90. . a;nOnlsr. With all The money she
1900 80 s6s usysr entered on any enser'
D-iss without benevolent mouSe 81 Int
5sck She had notsd low ths A =
s,a.mbost lsborers, deck hands they are
S"IIsJ we're suiudlsd out OF Their money
I'D how they .stupe6sd themselves wlIl
30 Hb;,LS and then lay about boozing Sen'
nm they we're pushed out -, h,u
MsrSsTet thought she could do them
- 80 So she opened the little snop
there river laSoEsEs could get . cup ~ y
! sooJ e,fFse and roll for the H,asseI W. W.:
(, = Noi en- record that she ever succes SuS
!. :, .Sstorra;Es Us deck hands to any gree
N MT. ~ but shs az bpilG 80 IN time . srsa
nSDnfscturing business. she e,.- 80.
. U cracker bakery. a building eve"
.so-;s. In height. Her wagons suppne'
sITEisS SooSI 10 the city. ! have see
s SsHsl' rESssH' On the outside we're u
~orjs "Margsrets Bread ana Srs cS ~,
Al 6rst she drove her own oresu a -
about the city Money rolled N; snI -
nd: sssily have died millionaire
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COMMON SENSE
IN THE KITCHENI

i. DIR. Mott, of New York, fed .
number Of dogs for some weeks on
bread made with Alum baking
Powders. In every instance the
some died. al the same time he
fed other dogs on bread made with
pure Tartar Baking Powder, with
no injury TO appetite or health.
2. The use of Alum In Tread II
prohibited by law In some places,
because IL has been found 10 inture
health. ,a ~
8. some people buy Alum Bak.
ing Powders because they are
cheapI Is IL real economy, which
TO save q few pennies now, lays O
foundation for i'll health and doc.
tors bills later 0nS
You are on the safe side In usfne
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$500 head: market active; Philadelphial
So SOFAS 80; Workers 50 1898 IS.
Sheep-Receipts 1900 head; shipments
1900 head; market fair; feeling better
selling at yesterdays prices.
New York.
NV YORK, December "a -Beeves-
Receipts none; dressed beef steady at y
oslo for fair to prime December exports
36 cattle, so sheep. $50 quarters beef, l25
carcasses mutton.
Sheep-Receipts l,46Ohead; market Q
shade frmer but with limited business;
extreme 2@4!c per ID for sheep, and SO
&c for lambs.
Hogs-Receipts 800 head; market
steady for live hogs at SO 1904 90 per
100 lbs, with 9 car of fair Ohio hogs at
So 80.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, December 24.-The Drovsr's
Journal rsports Cattle-Receipts $500
head; shipments 2,l00 head; market
steady; shipping steers s. 50@5 %;
stockers and feeders slow at 81 500
3 40; COWS. bulls and mixed 81 1908 60;
bulk 81 00@2 Is; through Texans steady;
COWS 81 1903 90; steers 81 1908 so. ,
Hogs-Receipts $4,000 head; shipments
$500 head market opened steady; rough
and mixed So 1908 60; packing and
shipping s. 6O@3 90; light s. l0@3 TO-
skips 81 5O@3 OF.
Shesp-Receipts 1900 head; shipments
900 head market strong for good grades
natives 81 1903 100; western 81 00@
3 10; Texans 81 1898 90; lambs 50 60
"a rs.
CINCINNATI, December "a. - Hogs
Quiet and firm; common and light 81 90
@3 10 packing aud butchers 50 100
8 IS; receipts 3,429 head. shipments
SAB head.
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MARGARET OF NEW ORLEANS,
Whose Memory will be Reyered by D
pnans on Christmas Day.


Special CorrsSpoadsaes Of ne Register.
NEw ORLEANS, December 22.-Fsncy
celebrating Pilgrim Fathers day in New
Orleans Il sounds ike the millennium,
when the hon and the lamb shall lie down
together, and the lamb not be inside the
lion, either. 1t is enough to make General
Robert ToombS-rest his fiery soul
come to life again.
But that celebration is just what is going
on here to day Ii comes about through
the Industrial Exposition. Pilgrim Faith,
srs' Day, December y, was set apart for
New England Day in the New Orleans Ex'
position.
1t is not Of Pilgrim Fathers Day in New
Orleans that l am going to write in this
letter, though. It is of something con,
uected with industries, indeed, but of in
dustries that will count in the eternities.
A friend has given me picture. 1t Is be-
fore me now. Our artist has reproduced
it for you here before your eyes.
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The greatest advantage to be reaped
from the new enterprise is this: The
water is 80 deep of the Staten Island shore
that the large freight steamers can lie at
her docks. The Baltimore and Ohio cars
will bring grain and heavy freight directly
to the elevator docks as soon as they are
built, and put it from the cars into the ele-
water, whence it will slide into the ships
hold, all done with one handling.
The Staten Island Rapid Transit com,
psny's railroad tracks already belt the old
island. Over these Baltimore and Ohios
cars will run for ninety nine years, accord
ing to the terms of the lease: Elevators,
shops, factories and cattle yards will spring
up like Jopahs gourd. In few years
another CITY will frown at US from this new
water front of New York, one equal to
Jersey City, perhaps to Brooklyn.
ELIZA ARCHLRD.
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ON STATEN ISLAND.

Some Picturesque Views of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroads New Acquisition.
Special Correspondence.
New YORK, December 23-The eyes OF
New York, fnot Of the country, are at
present turned toward Staten Island. For
twenty years it has been sort OF monu:
ment of tumbledown grandeur. Before
and during the war it was the most aristo,
cratic and fashionable resident suburb OF
the great city. Rich merchants and 9th
ers who had made their pile" built line
mansions here and retired to be
happy. The nearer they could get
to being English in their mode OF life the
happier they we're. Houses yelled behind
thickets of trees 30 that not even tramp
could spy or scent them from the road, far
reaching, slcpiug lawns and handsome
stone walls were some Of the prominent
(, stures. The counterfeit was 30 well got
ten up that to this day the stranger riding
through the island remarks at once the
resemblance to an English landscape.
Here the wealthy old time inhabitants
lived in alleged baronial style up to TWEEN,
ty years ago. The fashionable reign OF
this suburb dates to before the days when
Jenny Lind seng at Castle Garden, to that
remote period even when Castle Garden
was the sristocratic part OF New
York. The architecture Of some OF Its line
old houses have the high, Huted-columned
porticos of the days of Washington and
Jefferson. For fifty years previous to
about 1866 the summers among rich
Staten islanders were q succession Of
scenes of gsyety, festivity aud splendor.
Suddenly all that died down. The
tickle foot of fashion fitted. The glory OF
Staten Island departed. 1t was suddenly
discovered to be the lurking place OF
malaria and the mosquito.
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PETROLEUM.
PittsburE.

ElS9OoAAe
P1rrssuRa, December 24.-Pstroleum-
Market fairly active and firm; National
Transit certificates opened at S9sc and
closed at 9Csc; highest S0sc; lowest sssc
Efgsyins.
TTrusv1LLl,BA December educational
Transit certificates opened at 88c; high
eat soho; lowest ssc; closed at S0tci ship
ments T8, 440 barrels; charters 81, S46 lar
rels.
OIL City.
On CIrY, December 24.-Nsdonsl Tran
cit certificates opened at Ss9c; highest
cole; closed at 9Ofc; lowest Sc. Sales
8 225, 600 bGS{eis; c,esrsnses S652, OOO
barrels; shipments fs, t4o barrels char
tiers S2,sl.
Bradford. o..
BRADFORD, December "a National Tran
mt certificates eEsne5 at ss:sc; closed q
solo; highest S0ic; lowest 8Stc; rum
y 600 barrels; total shipments 7S,4A
barrels; charters g, S4l barrels; ciearance'
2,5Se, OD6 baSTeis:
NV YoRK, December "a. Petroleum
The market opened quiet at 8se, I'd
yanced TO colo, and closed at 9Ots witt
sOIc bid. Sales 10000 barrels: The 81
change viii not open agsin till aonds
next.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-25

l.sr. IDS lie pleasure to assure you that al
.. -,Iry DR. e. NcLane'5 Celebrated Liver
.,.gr more than twenty years IN my IaIhiiSi
g.. regard them as being superior 10 any
-.svsr used or have seen used. nave u's
81. Them constantly and had 70 try otherS,.lu
Ave r.eIa good variety, but have never
81. NV % act 50 promptly, probably, anu
VAS NIrLaDe's. have used them mySeE,
e Ind children, with the most gratifying NJ
g., For children, having used them on ny
% With such easy and happy effect, MHNlI
ri lmpld them To one and 70 all lhSSS
.sd0 the W0rk-dO IL promptly. do ~ Weu'
~ leave no IN effects behind As pie re-
15r. As q liver COrrectOr, as q tOrerlIileL
caring the system for quinine, there - I no
..smrt.c.ns equal to DR.. e. McLane : Oeie
-,5I Liver Pills. / expect 10 use them a.
.-. / live. II they continue as good Is they
80 been IN the past. 60,
:-s,.s w. Church South, Myers station
Tampa District, Florida Conference.
TESIsTIGo, Canada West, Ont,
-sSSRS FLEMING BROS.
IS -lUur pills came all right, and can say
-r Az q good bilious pill. have IsS1 .
.-=-, uanV pills, but | can say Dr. e; NC
-l-S Pills. manufactured By Fleming BIOS,
ls-el.Iue aud gentlemen you have my lilallAS
ending. lgaye some OF those pllls % ny
..a.sN lHE - TRIAL Ouc VI AAy N :
f,grye pills. He said they did help MN, , nc
;tc5 next day like new man. ne N'SS ~,
Pc 20 Md Tor fifty cents worth Tor Nun. So So
,s--eren. ] viii do AL can 10 Introduce III.
JgLane's Liver Pills. manufactured Og
.t- n Brothers. Yours with respect,
WM. II. DUGAN.
a1U5 Bros r.-
.-4r>irS Enclosed you will md one oOsl4I
Fll'uyJgWIu please send me more OF Jul
-l NcLanes Liver Pulls. trust you nave
led the pay for the last two boxes OtueI-
t.rd received would only say. they nav 2
% me- more good than | could express
~ much better now than l have Tor TWO
! rs past Yours truly,
REV. PHIL SPARTHy
West Sandlake, n. .
. AVOID COUNTERFEITSi SEND US -
s.sewi.l send you by return mai DON NJ. ~
-g-al.us DR.. {. McLane's Celebrated LlNel
- Id eiglt handsome cards.
FLEMING EROS, Plttsburg' Ia
Tor Sale By retail druggists BE
s'e the McLane's Pills yOu bus ar'
S2dO at Pittsburgh, Pa The ooun'
sSteitS arc made at St. Louis MO
ID Wheeling, W, Va.
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a Card.
From u Study BY BoagWTsda

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions Of youth, nervous weak.
ness, early decay, loss Of manhood, ETC.. |
will send . receipt that will cure you. free
of charge. Thi0 great remedy was discov-
cred By q missionary in South America
Send q self-sddressed envelope TO the Rev.
Joseph T. Inman, Station Z, New I orkCity.
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LIVE srocK.
Wheeling

The market this week was quite SLOW
Mssars. Hudson b Bayha furnish the ioL
lowing quotations:
CSttle-l,0OO to l,lOO lbs stock 3l@4e
Der h.; 800 to 900 los. 2@33c psr b:i
100 70 goo lbe. 2925c Per Il
Eogs-Market actiSsS 9i@a4c pr ID.
Lambs-Good at 394c per ID.
Calves-S3 0096 90 per head.
EAsa Liberty.
gAsf LBERTx. DecembeF "a Cattle
Receipts S14 head; shipments $50 head
nothing on market Tor ssle.
| 4ogs-Bsceipta 1900 hssd; shipment
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WOuL..
WhSSlinE.

0hSShnk'
TUGsDAT, December ~.
The markrr ia steady, with good de-
msnd for coarser grades, while fine stock
is neglected. The prices are the same as
last week, and are Is follows Fine fleece,
washed, 30@32c; fne fleece, unwsshed,
one-third of; coarse aesce, washed, 80
@32o; coszse reece. unVsshed, 2O923c;
medium, washed, 3G9a:c; medium, un'
washed, 20@23c; tub washed 3O9aSc'
Demand for medium aeece4 ia good.
Rhi'aAslphia,
PE1LpELPEIA, n,c-uter 23-Wool-
Prices Grm; Ohio. PeupsJ lyania and West
Virginia 32@Sec, New York, Michigan
and Western 3G@aGc; washed combinG
and delaine 36@y 4Oc; TUB ea:hed 32@38c
unvashed combipg and delsine PROSE
eastern Oregon l7@?3c; Vs.ley Oregon
2l@,25c; New Me-icss aid Colorado X
@25ci pulled extra merino 25934c.
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blt sons, Robert
Garrett has in
heFited a first clas
railroad and all the
world Is interested
TO know what be
will do with it
This Staten Isl
and scheme would
haze gladdenedth the
heart Of brave elS
John W. Garrett
His sons regret II
that he did not liv,
to see H. The MAJ
- tba Raltimort
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LOGAN, LIST q co.'s
Excelsior Baking Powder !

Which Contains aO ALUM or
other injurious ingredient.
See that our address In on each
box or label. Address all orders 60
LOGAN co CO.,
Proprietors and Manufacturers,
Successors TO Logan, ll,t Co., Wheeling. W. Va
Ss9
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1880 p. p. u.in throughs % IDrnnau without
cissse, sNh deeper through 70 dncinpat.
@ zaneGvtlle accom- modat1on leaves Wheelina ~
sto p. n, sss,rs q ais p -. daily except bun
EOandsvils Aseoansaasioa ls.ys Nhssltns al
Il IS A. 4. and sl1ivo q AsalAvtnh q iau .. H.,
1snninstsn 49, nsAstisa leaves at W ?. y
Throuak coed frOa WhssltnG q CinoinnAu da
On No. leaving Whaling Al s:2S Al, sxnivizS a.
Oncinnsn 50 .. 4 .-.,,.
Qoss conncsttsa ~ 81 I'll peane south ed
souaAvSA, NortR saA NeFthv0t, naktnl TN o.
rrahls roats iQrOpaenigoDanA ps1pos nsytnso Ne
Great van, q . WheA parasalas sAesn1Ssa 10
pysn.
Asspias esl sssaass1ssssaa can . sssarsa q T."
P'' rafa on'- BURKE
I,eas. Agent 4 o. Dope.
M, Ticket Agent under a Msinss h aS0,.
G. x. LORD, Gen. Pssa. ACeAt.
RT pKvRIa Gsnaral Ac-pt, wheSllns
WHEELING ARp rrT1ssU ksh pISlsioN
W and sftR December Is, lssS, passsnssr trains
viii run = ioliovs. whaling tns!
nDAHfunA
For Pittsourxh- Sos q N, daily; Is In.
daily; lt5 p. IN. and 1:ss q NJ, daily sxceps 81
for w.ssiassea-I.G p -, daily ssssp. sunday.
From Piv.blEsh-s - n, daily II 80 .. IN q 4
':i ss ~ Ss. ss1s .s s's al, s.a aS
day 1925 2 K 4. s selIG en-sl rs,.s. As.u.
b. DUNLAP, General Manager.
1T. LANE. Travelling Agent, Wh"siirs' &,
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Leave Wheeling 81 q. N. and run SysEy hour
anu p. m.
LsEys WnesttnE Faux sE n. md run every hou,
until 10 .. n.
The Church Train" VIII leave ea,h terminus at
l2:lo D. m. @. HIRsCH. supG
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~breling Register
TRAVELLERS GUIDE,

"A RRIVAL AND DEPARrUREO OF TRAHs-
IA ExPLAHAfIoN OF RKRRRHNoR MAnW..
SgHllS fsnndAy excepted. monday sxsspsed.-
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C9HoE,


NEw YoRK, December 24.-CoTrox--
Futures closed steady; December sl4i
January sI7;. February $780, April $50;
May s6l; Jane s71i August $685. septem'
Der sSl.
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FOR RENT.


FOR RHIIT.
MY fINh UUUHTRI kkclDknCk AT HI
wi De Chantal stStion, On Wheeling, Pittsbursl
and Baltimore railroad; thsre are seven rooms, goo
cellar and porches; outids bake own, cistsrn md
we'll together With stabling and pasture privilege
DO. VIII rent separately from the iand9 OF othsr
wise, - the tenant may prefer.
Also, my large Brick Dwelling In Manchester
containing six rooms and porch, dty md Pri1s
water st the door. Good tenants en- rsnt eithxS
both ~ r,odsrats rztsz-
ur2a p. L KIMBERLY.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money I-2A2 1.s Per governments
Dull and Steady - stocks Dull - Flour
Unchanged-wheat Lower.
New YoRK, December 24.-Money on
call easy at l3@2aper cent; prime mer-
camille paper at 4@5 per cent; foreign
exchange dull at 4s6@4Ssf.
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cONSUMP TI0N.

irs q pOS dive rensdy for sac above dteeasej %
a. lnglnndI OF oalas Of the Nor5t kind ana q
-,ra. iiug have oeen cured. Indeed, 90 strong Y
TI,a h is ethcaey thai l viii eenP TWO 5O1'
: SFgEE, lOsetagf With HALUAblasI hhAI'
is,a taiI diNSSss - any Sunsrn' StHe e3PfS~
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OHIO RivER RAILROAD.

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B., z. . o, Railroad.
Leave Banairs at ass D. N. ioT Woodsaald ana
Symmetrical.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-25
WAITED.

uTANrED-Ana active MAJ or Woman in svsry
month and expenses, or commission. Erpenses in
advance. Outdt free. For full particulars address
STANDARD SILVER WARE Co, BosroS. AAA