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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-02

RIcHVoND, No, December 29-i'ous
correspondent coiled at the house Of David
Whitmer and ohtaine! The portrait sent
herewith. Ne Nhitmer wag The associate
OF Joseph Smith in bringing into existence
the Book Of Mormon, AID retained the
original manuscript from which the book
WAS printed The origin OF the Mormon
church is matter 0! history, but it might
be well to recall q portion of it in order to
explain the part Mr.. Whitner took in it
David Whitmer was born in Pennsyl yania
in 1873. While an infant he Was carried
to Ontario county, Watkins Glen, n. !.
His father was d strict Presbyterian and
David was brought uprigidly, though he pos.
sessed natural inclination to con'empia.
ton on religious affairs. In lS2n David
CowderY, the village schoolmGster, who
was brother.n law Of Whitmer, heard
that man named Joseph Smith had die
covered valuable golden treasure lear
Manchester.
After considerable entreaty Cowdery WAS
permitted 10 see the treasure, which con.
sisted Of q humber of golden plates about
eight inches long ah1 sevsn inches wide
about as thick as ordinary sheet.tin, and
bound together in The iorr Of a volume by
three gold ringa A large portion OF the
volume was securely scaled. but on the
loose pages were engraved ierog!yUhIcs
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soon after this he left school, aud Was
taken 10 charge by a Boston mesmerist
Thence ne developed into spiritual
medium lie was always strange cres
ture, boy sud man. IT, msY be interesting
/ to know that wnrn in England he vas the
guest for days Of Lord l.vtion, who ma3a
him the foundation for his character Of
/ Msr2reavs in ;ae novel a Strange Story.
At the age Of 40 he was 'portly man tai
in stature. with gray hair. moustGche and
imperial, aud Dir, staring, light gray eyes
While pryicrmirg his wonders he led a
rigidly temperate and regular life Then
occasionally he would stop over and smust
himself with the rest Of the boys While
This lit lasted he induced in any dissipation
he chose. But during this time there was
no wonder mongeriog. Carouslng destroy
ed his peculiar gifts for the time.
These powers were marvellous, and some
Of them lnrxoicable By any known laws
| Once when he was in the West, ct 1erre
Haute, lud an old man from Illinois came
to see him.
a woman is here; near relative Of
yours, said Foster in his frusque, jerky
way.
- don't know her, said the old nan.
"lou DO rc,orted Foster "Sle died
years aro suddenly in mysterious way,
She ia u daughter or sister
Il don't know any such person, said the
hewildered old man
Foster sp-ang - HIS feel and paced the
floor. Tie stamped .esijcuIsted and was
strongly excited
Il tell coo. YOU do kno~ her he sad,
Gngrily. la ioah-i mU@h rs though he
was gbout 10 colls5 his visitor aud shake
the kuowledge ia;o hjai. lie became half
wild with excitement.
Here, stcp, be exclaimed. Why can't
think Of her name GA, yea | have It,
It's Laura thG,s what it is
In bis excitement he shouted the word
Laura IN a high key.
The oil man Was 10 his turn excited
uoz. "Oh. yes, seo. he replied quickly.
WHY coald'ul | lNiuk OF that before
Laura was my sister She died many
5esrs ago. very suddenly and We never
knew what caused her death, Ask her
what she died Of.
The medium explained thst ii wG5 soaa
brain trouble, Of such nature thai death
came suddeniT
Here was a case which mus bs pu!
quite beyond tbs pale OF thought reading
or though, !r2nsference The dead woman
was not only not in he v,s'tors mind, but
il vas with di,Hcuity mat Foster recalled
her 10 his memory.
Foster made enormous SUNS Of money
which 10 gave away IS fast az it came IL
Earopa aui Australia they called him The
A-,erican Puzzle Once he Suddenly
became home8ick, when he was earning
$40 d. day "a Australia, and 10 threw this
all c7ev arl came home IN the next ship,
! brain troGh,e overlook him years go,
s,ncr which time he has bee4 out Of his
mind mostly and 2nder guardianship. He
died Ct last Of softeniDg :! t5e brain, At
the residence Of his aunt, Mrs, Call. So
lem. Mas
lie wac halt charlstsu AMI hall ms cry.
The question one invoiuGtariiy asks is
this: With ali his abnormal powers, whst
good did he do? ELIZA ARcEARD.
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FOSTER THE MEDIUM

Cha -latau, Wonder NIOnEer and Mystery,
ias Died of SOtLenius Of the Brath.
BosroN, Jaouary This INDIVIDUAL
was a very strange person. In manners
ha vas wholly ordinary, His m0rais per.
hsp4 were By cpl S none Of The best, and
vet he could perform wha, at TINES seemed
Ia bs real miracles He was born in B)s-
ton 81 years ago. He attended the Phil
bps school in that city, and was rather Il
dull pupil it is said. His strange power
began to develop itself in school. Loud
raps we're heard from time to time near
his desk. Before long loud noise. began
70 awaken him at night, and in the morn
ing the furniture of his room would be
scattered topsy-turvy. Then objects in his
room would be heard moving about VIXEN
nobody was present, as though spirits in
visible were performing devils dance.
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the application OF natural gas to the fur
uace5 in the oil region. This does away
with the handling OF coal and ashes, 80
lat to all the boilers fired in this way it IS
y necessary 10 add the coutrol Of ~.
OF. valve TO the duties Of the engineer
GaGs has the old glory departed from
the O.! fields. Where once it was all Gus
tie AID smc re, and great communities Of
lsborers it has become quiet ana almost
deserted, while the oil keeps flowing on in
a larger stream than ever.
A j Boutwell,.
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..ai~uusG. Theim proTanen-s il the utrl-
,,.ga o. usrsral Gas are 90 many aud 80
80. l!y o@srtAking one ano;he: thst !: viii
lar BE- q yrea' while before il sIva ) The
wat sr.ilcral gas in "a illuuins',uy quail
- While 50 a feel It HlraadT Canlot 5e
- lied in p-oiucjCE Lat better
.h,ds esa BE ohiaiasi e7en now Dy gener-
aurg steam power spd turning the latter
INTO slec.r!o lights thai ~ burning the
UrUiGc; yI refined p7uy!eum.
When the history OF ps,7clep- comes 70
20 Trit!au. were it faithfully recorded, II
xoo,d % appalling in the wretcheouess i,
ras produced. This dark side will likely
3e never told. but 10 taoLe who have
watched he whirl Of tna oil craze tor the
last quarter OF a century i Is p question
yha-hsr y has not been q curs1 instssi o.
8. blessing 20 those engaged in il.
The ayarile and auyy together with the
Jam ling spirit which It intassi :ato every
nne even in the slighte0; degree Soruec'ed
w;rs H. mas resulted only IL misery and
,,ov.r,r in the end. O: course tnls IS -
misaaihropte view O. i. bat 1t - shared oy
,Is Majority OF tie people in ting section
tha. have followed Oh!
Waneed 70 better eIempist .! the lac
tfsn the history Of Colonel /. |. Drake
Ire borer Of the frst oil we'll. He vas
5ryb, hrainy fellow, vino, hsd be coauE
ned railroediug or even IN The ar sooa
business in whick be had been snGs2..
rrigr TO bis venture 10 Toe direction OF OIL
would have made his mark sgd relIFe'
aeaIrbv He was man Of more than a.
arsge business capacity he struck VIVA
", considered one Of the "honansas o
modem times. The speculative cFs1
; ssIzed him. and he died beRgsF
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FINANCE AN0 TRADE.

Money Gas Per Cent -8oysrnments iuH
aud steady = Stocks Dali TI0Hr Quiet
aud Unchanged Wheat Higher
NV YoSK December 81 Money on
call easy at 2G3 per cant although OF
one time as bish Gs j clcei7g At 3; prime
mercantile paper al 4I5 per cent for
eigu exchange dull and unchanged.
GovERyWENTs-Dlil and steady.
Fours ani-a-halt CAieL3ti ........ .....,ll3'i
FOuEs coupons =
RRCilC SKIES OF l-- ~
STATE SECURITIEs-N ary dull and steady,
RAL7AYS-Yery active; total trsnsac'
tons 100000.
s7ocEs-Were dull and iutureless. The
market ope!ed a shade lower and after q
small upward movement here vas reac
ton. The lowest prices Of TAG day we're
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-02

lbs Fisa ana fall Of PrthoIe CitE Illus.
rates this point. Ia January 1855, Of!
was Ers; struck tSeTe, "h.ci promised an
unprecedented yield In teT months q
/ c;.7 Of 10000 psopIe were :l.he7ed there,
I foi.iy crawliug over one another IN the
scra1b!e iog wealth. With these people
c.rae banks. hotels, churches, school
houses and the inevitable salooDs Der.
in- The fall Of ,ha; year its postofs"e did
the larrest business Of Hny iC Pennsylv0
MIA outside OF Philadelphia Gad PIt;sOurg
W;rEin one year its riches showed signs OF
g,virs ont aud its population began 10 flee
Ina tgu years II w0s - deserted settlement
sad 10 day en- can sca7ce ind building
Of aur kind % mark !,s size.
The accom- panyi2r nap shows 81 p
glance the l-"s oil pipe through which OIL
i pumped though from the wells 10 the
shinpirz points 3; New orb, Philadelphia,
Baltimore. Buffalo aud Cleveland. These
pioes sro cvned By the United Pipe Lines,
a corporation controlled by the National
Transit company, q corporation that VI
derlakes the storage and transportation Of
oil The method of tTaUsp 3r,iDg OIL IN ol!S
is carried to this extent inst in many OF the
priucipa. cities connected With he oilregion
6y PIPE iiues the fluid is tviailsd to the con
sum,- without ever LeYiug been held in
barrel, In New York city end ueighoor
hcod it is common thing 10 see immeasS
iron tanks containing kerosene drawn
through the streets from which tie con
sumner buys the oil. This tank has beer
6iled ct tho refinery ne crude petroleum
being received there though the pipes d.
rect from the wells This plan is about to
be carried Cpl in Liverpool and other for
eigu seaPorts Ocean steamers are beng
f,ted up with immense oil tanks, lntc
which the refined oil IS pumped and emp
tied into tanks OF the other side OF the
ocean. From them pipe lines may b
constructed to carry il across the country
tbas bringing the labor used in the hand
hing OF this prodoc; down to the minimum
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me PETROLEUM INDUSTRY.

IL. Transformation that Has Taken
Phase in This FichIr Business.
Pt-rsa-EGH December 9O.-Tte time
has not quite arrived 10 write the rise and
tall Of tie petroleum jEIuslr?, though IL
be estimation Of the longest beads out
hi. wav il has seen its best days aud
already begun 70 decline. There are
naGy Gauss ior i, the ry5r potent
2roha5ly being the U'j'iLstion o. nA'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-02

delivered the Grafton &, the dedication of
the Washington monument, and II GER
tAialy had an old-tine ring about IT, SEN
ator Daniel served three years in the Con
federa;e army, rising 10 the rank OF major
&c va, 'vounded at Manassas and sgain
Il the battle 0! the Wilderness. lie walks
lame and with the assistance OF n stout
cane usually, thou-h, it is said, that 10
s.ump;ng his STATE he always resorts 10
two cru'ches. Or these occasions he can
rouse an audience 70 greater enthusiasm
than any othe- orator in VIRGINIA, and his
opponents claim il IS the crutches that
soak. Be this as i: may, SeRsto. Daniel
presents q Gpr appearance he suggests
-isiu Booth 1omewhst snd is said to pos,
sgs, me iace OF an ideal Hamlet. The
senate can readily accommodate De, least
s,r orator and il remains 70 be seen
slarkar Senator Daniel viii occupy the
g.a-- his friends have claimed for hin.
PFaEv BAETay.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-02
wSaT To ALLIANCE ARD CHICAGO.

81! tEutns isi.y os'CPi sunday.
Trains leaving Bridgeport al IL ?, -. q - g.,
umeI arrive al Chicago ct h:30 iJlluwiu. -zJsr.as
Trains leave Cleveland for WE?SliEE - -HOtL
2.l9 .. m, or.tring at i.tt =. 2. gid - r.
]. u. iCMLlSSOi,
pg-ssasoT agent Wheei.Eg, -, !.
T.. 4. tURp
Zen. ps', and Ticket 4gent. P' ,airIg. q,
JAMFS MCCkEs,
General Manage. pirIa"rs. Is
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CAPsTkL ptfizE, $4,000.
100 coo Trssets St Five DolN, Each. Irsrtion,,
in Fi';hs in proportion.
rIcr az PRTrEG

1861 PrlzesI Amounting roVS
Application for rats. 10 c!"h; should be made only
10 the cfice OF the Company In New Orleans.
For further information wits clearly, giving fuu
address. POSTAL EOTFs, Express Money Or.
ders or New York Exchange In ordinary letter,
CnrrenoY bT express (s sptas o. IS and upvardi OF
our e1 pensel addressed M. A. DAUPAIs,
Vow Orleans, La
or NJ. A.pACPHD,
washington. DC,
Make P. 0. Money Q;33a.. payable and at.
dress Registered Letters 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
Esv Orleans, Ia.
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>ot only those who fought init Lrgel,
but all old soldiers will be interested in
seeing how Gen. Sigel looks now that he
has been appointed pension agent ct New
York in place OF Mr.. Coster, who resigned.
The thin and nervous face ne bore in the
wax has mellowed, it will be seen, into the
solid and stern expression denoting cool.
ness Gnd ripe judgment. Gen Sigel
was born at Zeusheim, Baden Germany,
but had TO fee the country when q
Young man for reasonable offences. Be
ipr well educated he secured position as
teacher on his arrival in New York From
there be went TO S.. Louis No, and euter
ed the war Of the rebellion as Colonel Of
the Third Missouri volunteers. serving in
the campaign in southwestern Missouri
he afterwards fought with distinction a.
Wilson Greek and at Pea Ridge. In
VIRGINIA he was under the command Of
Gems Fremont and Pope. He also took
mart in the second Bull Run Since tht
war he settled down in one OF the suburbs
north Of New York City and lived qaietly
with his family.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-02
Adyiro ~ nuIncrs,

Mrs. WinsiC Soothing syrup Tor chill.
dren teething, = the prescription CT one OF
the bestfemale nurses and physiciansin the
United States, AID Las been used for forty
years with never failing success BY mi.
lions of mothers for thsir children. Dur.
ing the process Of tsetbins it's value is IL
cslculs5ie. II relieves the child from pain,
cures dysertery aad dis7hns gripping in
the bowels, and Wind cole. By giving
health to the child it rests the rother,
Price 25c bottle
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-02

This Is one reason Nhy ii; o.! o9:'Gess
mar be ssid 10 have reached rs 5'gneS'
Development as 81 important industry,
The tendencS from this time forward VIII
he 10 emplo7 less and less labor. and
this feet has received further impetus sy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-02

IRA. ga To- al
ven D. d. - -.r.a
I-a il was eNp---
Ell '-oa Il l@JJ,- az
Kerosene crst Ey-
instead x IN ii IT
has &lTe.2Psl x
IL contrast -
Eve . -CE t"g
iiy-rs Sas r2sJ.rs /
n - El..,-Tyr -
iacECass tie power
Of Jls ~eaEsc or.
Which CO. c-.y %
ica5 g. Increasing
e. 800.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-02
COTTON.

New York.
NV YORK, December 3i.-CoTToS--
Futures closed quiet and steady at ! to
t.leO higher than yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-02

AL irains daily exospI sund,y
fHIniAni Pa.acc EssElag Roou A.s5yin =.
hIosSh rithes! Change iron. srS,t =, e. 80
E eiasae.is Sad Ne. Yo:t<o, Iut;an,r9t,. a..
2t L1nis. xr,r, .,xl
foi thr9nsa tsSershy frnhsr IN Iar,ast,E ,sf
s9oon m ned tSsoN TioIc. Aer1s,I
Handle Us, under bsLure Hou,s 49,, ~ .; a.
iiso JAMES AoCgf4,
aAnhses. P.ttsJ..y-. =.
-saT aas- q. A. FORD,
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LIVE sTOCh,
OhlcaRo,

CHICAGO, December 3l.--The Dioyel ,
Journal reports: Cattle-Receipts $500
bead; shipments 1000 head; market
strong and 10 cents higher; shipping steers
81 55@5 SO; stockers and feeders 81 500
/ 10; COVE, bulls and mixed 81 50@4 90;
bulk 81 6O@3 co. through Texans 81 80
@S so.
Hogs-Receipta 1000 head; shipments
1000 head; market frmer and cents
higher; rough and mixed So 1908 Is;
packing and shipping 81 Sal 0j; light
s. 3O@3 95i skips 81 5O@3 10.
Sheep-Receipts 200 head shipments
200 head; market slow; natives 81 0O@
1 %; Texans 81 UO@S 90; lambs 81 70@
) %.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-02
WAIT Ep.

XXTASrED-3na active Maa or " oman In every
w county 20 sell our gUors Saiary sT5 pei
month and * penseu. or cum cuis,lor spense, in
advance. Outni Tree. For full particulars addre..
STANDARD ,ILyER WAX Co., Bosros Mass.
u8 ish
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-02

I'VE do tercCy certify that We supervise ;hs ST.
rsnscment5 Tor sli the HOIth'- and tivErterly
DrsEinCs OF the 1uii:ask State LOTTERY q mpsn.
and in person manage sGd control tire drawings
Intensely yes, and ihsI tho same are conducted With
honesty lairne.s, aid l.; rUod 'aith toward all PR
tics, and EG authorize too C0npcny 10 use tn. Ger
tiftate, with tAc-SDi!sY' Jur Signatures attached
IN Its siyofttsomenis,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-02

We the unieTHGncd Banks and Ban Eers will pay
all Prizes drawn In Inc LOuisiaIs state lotteries
which may he presented at ou- ooun'cr'.
j. ii. OGLESBY, Pres Louisiana Sati Bank.
8. ii. KESNEDY, Pres state National Bank.
A. BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans Natl Rank
Incorporated IN 1868 10. IS ysan ~ the Lcsiili.
ture for Educational sni Charitable purJoses-Suh
A capital OF 81, COZ, I+1-,o which reserve fund
over 1850 OO0 he's s!nCt been stied,
By an overwhelming popular vote It's daRch,e
was made part Of the present HistS Co-ItiIaIlu
adopted December "a, q, Il. 1879.
The only Lottery eTor T8sed or AID endorsed BY
the people Of any stste.
Ii never tCa Is OF postP0nss.
Its Grand Single Number Draw ingS take
p ace monthly, ard the Lsliso5otm.ry Drawings
regularly every three mouth, iu'rssd Of s.r!- n
nuRlly a. heretofore, r.!LUIE March. l3sG.
A splendid Opp1: gnity " IN ,prtuLe. Fist
Grand Drawing, CTS \ IL tho cad"Euy Of Music,
New Orleans, Tue-dsy. January -, 1896
ISSth Monthly DTsEirs.
CAPITAL, PRIZE, $4,000.
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EAST LEsrkTr, December 3l.-Cattlt -
Receipts l,4s2 head; shipments 1877
head; nothing doing; market fair. No
cattle shipped TO New FORK 10 dag.
Hogs-Receipts 1900 head shipments
? 500 head; market slow; Philsdelphias
81 1904 20; Workers 81 0N94 o5; i
cars were shipped to New York.
Sheep--Receipts 2 900 heat shipments
1000 head; market closing slow with
prices q quarter Of from yesterday and
tendency downward.
Cincinnati.
CIYCISSATI, December ST. - Hogs-
Firm; common and light 81 lj@3 30
packing and butchers 81 cj@4 TO- re
ceipts 1850 head; shipments jj3 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-02

Inc sioTy of Drake Grst wall has teen
of,eE told, and is recalled now through the
efforts being made 10 erect o monument to
Drake 1t is bet quarter Of century
$40 since psirols1n was sold st tTenty-H7e
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PETROLEUM.


Pittsburg,
PITrssCkc, December 3l.-Peroleum--
Market dull but firm; National Transit
certificates opened at sTci closed ats &C;
highest sS5c; lowest SIC.
Oil City.
Oh CIR, December al.-Na'ional Tran
cit certificates opened at sic; highest
S9lc; lowest e7c; closed al = &c. Sales
l,l85, 900 barrels; clearances 1898, DOC
barrels; shipments 66.2s5 barrels; char
ters 81 $50 barrels.
Titusvtlle.
TITUs5ILL1, Pa. December 81 .--Nstlona
Transit certificates opened at sc; high
est s5:c lowest 96sc; closed at sac
shipments 66,276 barrels; charters no.
postsd
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OHIO RIVER ss!lRGh1

,I,IME TABLE,, OORREcTkD 10 pEC. 3. t"'.
Trains leave Panhandle stsSon. Loot u 3.
slth street. uear public landing, ~ :o.!ors- Coz
tral standard Tine shjah Il IS mt ties slave,
thep Whsaint V",''
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tE1-Di7
PRODUCE.


New YORK, December 3l.-t'loar-he
ceipts l5.235 barrels; exports 1907 bar
rels %, 3Ut sacks; market dull sales SOC
barrels. Whest-Receip,s LOO bushels
exports 24.0i5 bushels; (there was little
done tc iay owing to New Year sports
which were held hare tbs EVENING" sales
l,43000O bushels futures, IL 900 bushels
spot; No. 2 spring 93!c; ungraded red
G599Oc; No red nominal at 93c; No.
white 95%c No. red January 81 &c 90 &c,
closing at 924c; February 93fG 934c, CLOS
ing OF 93ic; March 95@9j!c. closing al
%, April 96i@97c, closing at &c; May
9S4G9S2c, closing st9, &c; June 98l@
98$c, closing at 99f. Co-n-Spot lots with
out change; options higher but very quiet;
receipts Us, lg5 bushels; exports 81 253
bushels; sales 8,GO0 bushels futures,
III 600 bushel. spot; rejected 423c; uu.
GRADED 4j@i3c; No. : 44@44%c; steamer
Is .GtfIc; No , December i946jOc;
January IgtG49tc, closing ut 49,c; Feb
ruary 49@49!c, closing az 49c; May A.!
@iS.c, closing at iS,c Oats 3@4C
better; receipts $4,000 bushels; exp;its
500 bushels; mixed western 3i@31c;
white do a3@l3c. Hay-Firm aud in fair
demand. Hops-DuIl ard barely steady
Colee-Options dull but unchanged; salcs
3 900 bags; December Goo; January
6.COc; February G7Oc; April 6.7jc; july
6 9Os. sugar-Quiet and steady; pow
dered 6 l5-lG@7.c; granulated 6 IL 6@
&c; cubes Is l6@7c. Molasses Dull
Rice-Quiet. Petroleum-Stesdy; United
closed at SSsc. Tsllow-Steady. Tur.
pentine-Dull at sac. Eggs-Qaiet and
steady; receipts $500 packages Pork
Dali and nominal. Lard-Western steam
spot fair and active at S. 1905 45; Jan.
uarv Sc 1906 Al: February S. 400
-; March Sc 5O@G 81 April Sc 5S@
E so; May Sc 64@G &c; city steam
Sc 81. Butter-Quiet and steady; west.
ern I5936c; Elgin creamery SIC. Cheese
Steady and quiet
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4Bbrrlin9 Re9ister
T.SsyHsEssS' sl3J:DE.

4 REITAL AND DEFGEI yFEtF 1s.Al2'.-
\ EyrL,NATGCv cg ExSEssNCS Mars:
sIs.p tSunday exeeptsd. tAaDdsy excepted
Whaalirg ZINE
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H.. >.-. .-Erc.oset you vi, una one Go...r
....vg- wi. please send me more OF y"-t
...e's Liver Pills. TRUST you h.''
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....a.S-E LwJuld oa.y SAY, they have
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Ter now than I have fOC two
.-.-- THlFs truly,
EFv. PHI SPABTH,
West Saudl4ke, \. \.
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. MN .....sr- Yours with respect.
WN II. DUGAN.