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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-20
A Curious State of Trade.
chrnnno Tribune, [ Rep.l


The total value of the foreign trade OF
the South American States Imports and
exports) is stated to be 500, OOO, 900.
Owing to their position and to the fact that
they need pretty nearly all our msnufac-
tured products, this country should have
the larger part of their commerce, but 1t
has only per cent. of it, while France has
% per cent, England % per cent, Belgium
IA per cent, and Germany per cent,
(slthough we buy more OF their raw pro-
ducts, such as coffee, sugar, hides, fruits,
drugs and gums, dye-stuf, furniture
woods, raw India rubber, etc, than any
three other nations). As for our shipping,
compared with that of all other countries,
its poverty is lamentable. Of the 1,OOO
steamships arriving at the ports OF Uruguay
in 1888, one only was of American regis
try. and the proportion Of our sailing
vessels was no better. This is wretched
showing for people that occasionally
have good deal to say aoou'
their ''cuteness" and enterprise. Int
United States has to sell precisely what the
South Americans want, and the latter hay'
to sell precisely what the former wants
vet ENGLAND and the distant countries o.
the Continent of Europe sell "a per cent
of the goods to our near neighbors. Thu
fact would seem to suggest an opportunity
for our people to show that they are a
"cuten and eDterprisipg a. they boast they
are.-P6iladelpkid Ledger Rep
We would tell Mr.. Childs' able and IN
nocent journal exactly the reason for tn
existiug one-sided state of trade Wit
South America and the easy, quick, an
practical remedy therefor, but dare not, q
| il would raise yell of HE lea free trader
read him out" The most we are permit
ted safely to do toward the instruction an
, enlightenment of the Ledger is to refer
|, its neighbor, Mr.. Singerly, OF the Reeor'
who will explain why the Philadelphia
made goods and wares are too dear to sc
, in the ports of South and Central Ameri'
9 in competition with the competing man
g features of England, Germany, France az
4 Belgium. Ii will no doubt open the ey
> of she Ledger and ill IL with sstonishme
@ when il learns the real why and wherefo
7 of the embargo on American goods.
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w.xward Husband.

CHICAGO, ILL, July IA dispatch
from CanaiObarie, N. Y, says that Daniel
Clark and his supposed wife, VINO COM
mitted suicide together at Sandwich, H.
about a week ego, are well known In the
vicinity of CsnsjOhsrie. Up to two year :
AGO Clsrk kept a hotel, WAS prosperous ana
rsSarded As q good man. About the time
mentioned, however, he bsgan paying y
marked attention to Miss Maxwell, Of
CansjohArie. This continued until Ciaik
and his wife separated. after bitter quar-,
rel and soon after the recreant HUSBAND
sIonsd with Miss Maxwell: Since tner
nothing had been heard Of them until tns
news of the double suicide was received
CIsrk's widow will claim the Illinois farm
a. we'll as some money he left IN Cana
joharie bank.
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AS TO PENNSYLVANIA.
Chairman Cooper Regards It rs Doub

chairman Cooper Regards 1t as Doubt
full State.
PHILADELPHIA, July 10. - Chairman
cooper Is no longer bull in the political
larket, and he has started out with the
lost modest claims.
why" said he, there has been nc
be within my recollection when the nor
al Republican majority was more than
1000. Whenever we have gone beyond
Use figures it was by reason of superior
oAnization and hard work. When q vote
&c up to a million it is then only ques-
tiowhich party shall be most successful
IN ringing out their vote. We shall do
the,ry hest we can this year, but I do not
knoN this time what the majority will be.
Do y know" continued the chairman,
tbats loss of four votes in hundred
wouidsse us the State? You may smile,
but WI / tell you is the truth, because,
as hsNsaid, our actual majority is but
5000. 70 be sure, we fully expect to
bring ouur full vote, and have no doubt
about ealing the State, but we are going
ahead, Juthe same, as if it was in the
doubtful 'umn."
DO usrstand you to say" asked the
reported, vt you anticipate any danger
OF the Staobsing placed in a close or
doubtful po'cal condition, or that you
concelVe IL ts in that way now?"
81 merely this twas the reply. "that
it will requirel our energies and activity
and hard work preserye the Republican
majority In tnisate. That is the sum and
substance of my ews.n
"You are not hopeful M usual.n
Everybody cal be bopeful. We nust
realize the situat' You are never sure
of anything till yoet it.n
"But four years , Won were certain OF
success"
people learn ID four wears, and be.
side the condition o'fairs has seriously
changed" he said.
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1dls,aas.
RALrnoRE AND ONO r r

RAL1I4OkE AND OHIO \ =
Departure q Trains aua wAsslins, xnaAal
ttns. schedule ins1sot April zsA. IL
q n. 80 5. n. aad IS , n dsiiy. and il:U ,.
i Ssss ~ s. cis s ana q Isu,. ma =
!. c :1S lais . e sss 10 n ..o
For Solumsus, los q n. dsily, ard mas ,
N. daily and KS p =. daily excefk eun6eg.
hSsssia e and ssa fess 4! & q IS
For PifsSmS and GsshlnStaa, PA. s1e = =.
s.,s s sassS: s aSdi,oe IVY ~; sI H S
ln Es:ssss g: i S.isls.. :sa fssa:'ssi. sar
3oS IcunAwinA s1a q, 10 . =. Ne
Tor Cumberland, sae . n, daily sxcsps sm
fcr & cairril,A sss ana 80 u. sad -
D n. and $40 .. =. daiiy sxpepl sanday.
KIprea nafns arTivs nom Chicaea - md
s5o Z N. and $40 p N. daily, ana - . -
daily except Monday.
EIpse. trains sniys fscn 3 LGSs ana en-
Express Trains arrive hon PhiladelphiA ~.
timore and washingtoa, D. O., Viz. 0rahon, III
q n. and los p n, daiS. Va Pissseufs ie;is
Trains siiiys nom oelunbo. as = y: sae
fi.ius an,vs nom Pitsburs. ieis q n.sid b.
and and ia Ia 2 m ssa,Ssps SundasA ana 'ae PA
:: Trsins .iliss nom waahinssoa. rA. sSa Al
' iSaS s1issS San ndedl TO end s,s n. and is
'nS l; iss s N d. os s sIssR sq i M aay
TrAina arrive ffom Cun6Gfiand. SO D q.
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Piedmont News.

SPECIAL Correspondence Of The Register.
PIEDMONT, W. VA, July 19.--The Bal
timore and Ohio pay car is in town to-day
paying off their employees.
A meeting of the Democrats Of Mineral
county will be held at the Court House in
Keyser on Saturday, July 2lst, for the
purpose Of electing delegates to the various
Democratic conventions. The meeting,
no doubt, will be q large one.
Considerable interest is being taken in
the Congressional Convention, which meets
here on the 25th. A great many Demo
Gratis favor Hon. w. L. Wilson, and some
Judge A. Brooks Fleming, Of Fairmont.
The Elkins Republican Campaign Club
will hold q meeting tomorrow night 10
the Council chamber.
The Shoe Fly base hall club are holding
a picnic at Sheetz's Grove.
The G.. A. r. Drum Corps will hold o
picnic Friday and Saturday nights in the
same grove. e.,
The State has taken charge OF JOSEPH
Mullen for beating James Deem, at Key
ser, July 9Th, and has also arrested MARTYR
Fallon, brakeman on the same otfsnse
IL il said VIM. Counors is at Oakland
Md, and dare not 60 East or West, as h
would thereby get into West Virginia, ant
would be Immediately arrested. Deem i
getting better, but was fearfully hurt. ,
A man by the name of Swartz was bad
ly beaten and then thrown over steel
bank in Westernport one day this weel
by some drunken companions, with whom
he had been drinking beer in the woods.
Trains commenced running on the Yves
Virginia Central railroad Wednesday, be Dc
tween Piedmont and Mineville, and vii
soon be running over the entire road.
The Gilbert Band went to CHAMBERLAIN
Monday and took part in the reception q
Gov. E. E. Jackson, of Maryland. Gum
berland gave him right royal reception
Mrs. S G. Gilbert, of McKeesport, Pa
returned home to-day from visit herr
Clarence Rsvenscrsft and Edwar
Napier are in Baltimore this week.
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MAGNOLIA
MA.!NOLIA

PnIN- nAaANs MAGNOLIA BALM i. not RAI4E, Ssefs
pO.ds or ROUGE but Reeshng Liquid gives Smooth
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Inherited
diseases.

IN tho rralm ~ disease tho facts OF In
tT,tanrc are most numerous and are daliy
rrUmu'atl7s Here, alas, they become Ter.
10. fl;erul AMI overwhelming. No fact OF
faJurr * mnrc pregnant with awful mean
p than tho fact % the Inheritance OF
,"asr. L meets the physician on his daily
fUnls. pgralyzug his art and filling him
n 'h dsu1y The legend Of the ancient
$rgrSs pictures the Furles rs pursuing
fmi,ies from generation TO generation
fnIyri0s them desolate. The Furies stln
their work OF terror and death. but they
p not now clothed In the garO OF supersi'-
"a. but APPEAR in the more intelllgible bus
less awful form OF hereditary disease.
No,!cTu Scieucc. which has Illuminated so
Aay dirk corners OF nature. has shed
E;ht % the omlnous words OF the
<riptures, The sins Of the fathers shall DO
kI;el upon the children unto the third and
irta crucra,lon Instances % hereditary
s'oSe abound. Fifty per cent. OF cases OF
assumption that fearful destroyer OF FAM.
= % cancer ami scrOfula. run In families
roush Inheritance. Insanity IL hereditary
marked degree. but, fortunately, fko
any o;her hereditary diseases. tends 20
- Itself out the stock becomlng extinct.
distinguished scientist truly says: No
Pm or texture OF the body Is exempt from
chance % being the subject OF hereditary
se'l's'.' Probably more chronic diseases.
hich permanently modify the structure
functions % the body, are more or lesc
Die 70 be inherited- The important and
reaching practical deductions from such
's-aTecting 50 powerfully the happiness
individuals AMI families and the collective
Hare Of the nafion-are obvious to refce-
: minds, and the best means for prevent
or curing these diseases Is n subject OF
ense Interest toalL Fortunately nature
81 provided remedy. which experience
a'tested a. iufallible. and the remedy Is
World-famous Swtfts SPECIFIC. q pure
Se'ahle compound natures antidote for
blood potsonS. TO the afiicted &c Il n
sing Of inestimable value. An interest
treatise on "Blood and skin Diseases -
Do mailed free b addressing
THE SwIEt SFEcIylc Co,
Drawer 3 Atlanta Ca.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-20
IRELAND AND FREE TRADE.
Complete Exposure of the Free Trade CRY
In Connection with Ireland.
Indianapolis Sentsne

Complete Exposure of the Free Trade Cry
In Connection with Ireland.
Indianapolis Sentinel
Every time there is movement In TINS
country to reduce the extortionate taxes
levied by the government in the interest
Of monopoly the cry of free trade is raised
and Irish-Americans are sclemnly re-
minded that Stree trade ruined Ireland, "
and that it is British invention and Irish
men ought therefore to oppose 1t.
The demagogues that emit this balder-
dash do not seem to know that Irishnen,
as 9 rule, are more familiar with the his
tory of their country than the people OF
any other nationality. They presume
too largely upon the ignorance as well as
upon the prejudice of the Irish voters.
Now every intelligent Irishman knows
that what ruined Ireland, in an industrial
sense, was not free trade, but the. denial of
it. England destroyed the manufactures
of Ireland, not by relieving them of taxes,
but by imposing taxes upon them, by
establishing all kinds Of onerous regula-
tions and restrictions; by absolutely for
bidding the export of linens, woolens and
other products of Irish manufacture; by
the most outrageous aud oppressive dis
elimination against Irish industries. II
was the same narrow, proscriptive and
brutal policy which England for a long
period pursued toward the American colon
les and all her other dependencies. It
was the very antithesis Of free trade. 1t
was no more like free trade than atheism
is like faith, or fire like water, or white
like black. IL was everything that free
trade Is not, and nothing that free trade is
What Ireland asked all these years of
industrial proetration was freedom OF trade,
and that was what she finally got under
the leadership of the immortal Grattan.
81 laugh" exclaimed the great patriot
and orator in one of his famous speeches,
'at the man who supposes that Ireland
will not be satisfied with free trade and
free constitution" (17S0).
Again (1785): "But when the mover of
the bill asks me 10 surrender those powers,
am astonished at him. I have neither
ears, nor eyes, nor functions, to make such
a sacrifice What! that free trade for ,ohieh
zee ererted erery nerve in 1779; that free con-
stitu,ion, for which we pledged life and
fortune in 1882! Our lives are at the ser
vice of the empire; but .our liberties,
never"
What would Grsttan say If he were to
return to scenes mundane, and find Amer
lean demagogues trying to hoodwink Irish
men into the support Of an oppressive sys-
ten Of monopoly taxation upon the ground
hat Free Trade Ruined Ireland?"
The assertion is not only absurdly false,
bet absolutely irrelevant to controversy
iAwhich the question of free trade is not
intolved in the slightest degree.
The war taxes must 90!
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Taking Evidence In the Case.

Dies MONIES, Iowa, July 1s.-The at
torneys for the Rock Island and the Bur
liDgton, Cedar Rapids and Northern rail-
roads are taking dispositions with reference
to the injunction issued against the Iowa
Railroad Commissioners. stopping them
from enforcing the new schedule Of rates
The injunction was granted by Judge
Fairsll, of Iowa City, at the petition OF
these two roads, which are Incorporated
under State laws.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-20
PETROLEUM v. Nasty

Says: "Intimit acquaintance with Q tru
friend always increases our respeckt fur
that frend."
This is the reason why Synvita Blocks
continue to make friends % their virtues
become better known. ClerUmen, public
speakers, and people In all the avenues Of
life are q unit in their praise of that won
derful new remedy, Synvita Cough Blocks.
They are warranted to cure Coughs, Colds,
Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Tickling in the
Throat, Sore Throat and Group; Is doses,
25 cents. Hundreds bear testimony to the
remarkable cures of Diarrhea, Dysentery,
Flux, Cholera Infantum, or Summer Com
plant and Cholera Morbus, effected by
Synvita Blackberry Blocks; Is doses, Is
cents. We have stacks of testimonials
from mothers, who, after dosing their chill
dren with strong medicines for other sup
posed diseases, have completely cured them
by using Synvita Worm Blocks; Is doses
Is cents. After you have tried all the
high-priced bottle remedies and have found
no relief, buy q package of Synvita Kid
ney, Blood and Liver Blocks and be cured.
30 doses, 80 cents. If you want the finest
tonic Bitters in the market, buy q package
of Synvita Bitter Blocks for Is cents, and
make from ! to 1 gallon Of pure tonic Bit
terra.
All these remedies only 1 cent . dose
No box, no teaspoon, no sticky bottle. Put
up in patent packages. Warranted to cure
or money refunded. Sold by druggists
everywhere. Get checker board of your
dealer free. Send your address on q postal
card for copy of 1.-THE SYNvITA BLOCK"
which contains history of diseases and
cures, or send 1 cent stamp for sample Of
Cough Block and copy OF THE SYNvITA
BLOCK. Address, The Synvita Co., Lock
Box 800, Delphos, Ohio.
ANTON P. HESS, Agent for Wheeling,
opposite postofice.
D. z. MCSwoRDs, Agent for Martins
Ferry, o.
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PKThoLsUm.


New York.
NEW YORK, July 19.-Petroleum-
Opened strong at sale, ic shove Last nights
close, and advanced to s3tc, but rush to
sell caused sharp decline before noon. In
the afternoon . rally and reaction was fol-
lowed by another rally. on which the mar
ket closed steady at 62bc. Sales /, 624 900
barrels.
OIL Otty.
On City, July Is. -Petroleum- Opened
at SIC; highest 83ac; lowest S1sc; closed at
sale; sales 1,135, 900 barrels; clearances
2, 40, 600 barrels; charters A, 500 barrels;
shipments So, $50 barrels; runs 80, 745 bar
rels.
Plttsburg.
PrrsBuRa, PA, July s.-Petroleum-
Irregular; closed firm; opened ut sale;
cloeed at s2ic; highest 83sc; lowest slic.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, PA, July 19.-Petroleum-
Opened at 82c; closed at sale; highest
S3}c; lowest S13c; clearances S26, 600 bar
rels.
TTTUsvILLK, PA, July 19.-Petroleum
Opened at size; highest s3Ac; lowest
s1ac; closed at sale.
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mfditirsL
EVERY NIGHT | SCRATCHED
"a, ,heskia WAS raw. Body eO'er'~
,,,, .csIe. like spots Of mortar
80 The CutIeura Remedies

ling IN til you OF mo e1Lso ,'-a -,
sh sOt.e C,tJ,,y1-R Remedies periotneu VI
ehSnss W. tbs lsC Of April last aoneeo sohe
PIE A',,ISs ike coming ont AL over ny 49,,
pei pllp.St nothing OF Il until some zinc 49,
put l9o h bean % look Ike spots 0t oh -.
Pr, WI -, and which came on IN laS 50 ns,s -
fpotteH - with itching would serasIh ~
eomP .S;i I Tss nav, then the next ngns SnS
nlghl Vl'i me- enru,i meaES lille, where scrStcneo
aleS, oSAue y vsiu did consult All the u9cIols
p - country, but without al. 49, a. - an
= ~ bopes OF recovery, haPpSnsS., S,onS ~,
ts,.Srtissn,elt IN the newspaper 49,, 49,, NV
~. Remedies, and purehsSeu tnes I.., O-a,tsS
1870 ana Obtained almost lmtneIl ste .a,,,
u IN notice that the Scaly go
, sS.l,,,sS Of aud disappeared one oy oue, s
tLy usSPA> f,IIy cured had the dlsessSe I'll, jill
pave U - beiore began taking the Ouu S,
80 Vj.S "a IN our or five weeks was ehsl1ei{
" IiSeaSe WAS eczema and psOe'SSssL - 4
l.eI..,,sr5 me C1ticura Remedies 70 ~ ny
ti.;rjty and know OF greA. many ~
'I' ;rsr, and thank me Tor the knoNleus ',s ~
.sTSIi Slly mothers who have oAOes WI W.
~ s-,,rtion on their heads and bodies 49,
:, avnrssS I'm words the thauks 70 you Ioa M.
- CIticura Remedies have oeen ~ -, us a., sTS.
g.. 80 covered vith scales, and was Sn Sn
n !!r'ctsrl, TO behold. Now my SKIN Is ~ NV
~ '''NI GEO. COrEi. Merrill HS
/ Sept. n, 1887. ,,s-
- ,SSS-Nota trace whatsoever OF t me VIZ
- rom which suffered has SHOWN I SSrEY
ny cure.
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OTAIES-bVh anu otSauys
RAILRoADs-Fairly active; h 81 ZOO
600.
SToCKs-The stock market law WAS
Quiet to dull and hesitating, bhs osn-
eral drift of prices was downwat hnncb
the losses sustained were insig,ant in
most of the list. There was faI act; %
business at the opening, but pi were
unsettled and irregular, thougb,st of
the important changes from last Siny's
figures were in the direction Ggbsr
prices. The pressure upon the de.
veloped weak tone immeelv
however, and everything otbs
list, with Reading, st. Psusnd
New England in the van, yielded NAL.
ly during the first hour. The arisjl
into dull and listless state till near
m, downward movementin Lsckana
and New England being the only r
Tbs market finally closed dull and
steady at near the lowest prices of the
Everything is lower this evening. !
Island is down u, Richmond and '
Point preferred II, st. Paul 1t. s,
1S3, O40 shares. Quotations closed hi
follows:
Adams Express 145; American EXP
1Os; Canada Pacific, 81; Central Pa
AL; Chesapeake and Ohio -; do prefe
| fists -; do seconds -; Chicago and A
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-20
FINANCE An TRADE.

Money 1a1 IL Per Ce- Governments
Dull ana steaoy-S'p Lower-FlOur
quiet anu ohcnAhSou heat Higher.
NRw YORK, July isMoney on call
easy ut 1a1a per cent. sed offered at
II per cent; prime Lautile paper
4a6I per cent; sterling change dull
bat steady and unchanged,
GovERNMENTs-Dull aneady.
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, July 19.-Hoes-Active
and higher; common and light 81 25a4 60;
packing and butchers S. sOa6 17}; receipts
1000 head; shipments 900 head.
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II Won suffer from looseness of the bowels, An
~o.,ura Bttters win surely cure You. Be
ware Of cOunterfeits and ask for the genuine NJ
ticle. prepared by DR.. J. g. B. siesert q sons
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MAG NOLIA

BALM e;Ses n l.ayishirs,y Deaaiiinlssin. Eead-
Ily used and can't DO detected. Ono trisi eensaeesi
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CHICAGO, July 10. -Cattle-Rsceipts
10, 600 head; shipments 1000 head; mar
ket strong; beeves "a 25a6 25; stockers
and feeders 81 40a3 so; COWS. bulls and
mixed 81 s0a3 so; Texans$2 O04 25.
Hogs-Receipts 10. 900 head; shipments
!, 900 head; market strong and &c higher;
mixed Sc 05; heavy S. S5a6 20; light S. 80
s6 10; skips "a 0Oa5 so.
! Sheep--Receipts 5000 head; shipments
y 1000 head; market strong; natives So 00s
" so: lambs SIS O0a6 90.
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TituGvDle.
DIX GOODS.
New York.

NEW YORK, July 19.-Dry Goods
There was good business done In all
classes Of seasonable spscialties, but for
staples the market was more quiet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-20

s,r3 everywhere. Price: Cuticurs, % cents MS
L. D cents. ReSOlveut SlOO. PrspareI U sle
cDTrER DsU6 AND CHEMICAL Co. Dos'ou - :, ;,
ss-Seni for How TO Cure re, s sl,l DlSS y"
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We cannot do justice TO the esteem N WHICH
49, me Great skin Cure, and Cuueurs
- sn EXQUISITE Skin Besnuher, pre8SIeIa
~ n and tutiCura ReSolyent me ne" , ptU
Pnrifer are held by the LhooSA5nuS Inv hv he
- NJ sSnnizing, humilisiiug, itching, SeaIy
IN rsmpiy diseases of the skin, scalp, ana oioOu'
~ los OF hair.
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&zz4aazssg:;
NI-~x
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Oenniasinnsrs

We ths undersigned Bsnu and Bankers viii
tories which may be presented at our countsrl
II. NJ. WALMBLEY, Pres Louisiana Nationa
Banz
PIERRE LANAUX, Pres. state Natl Bsni
A. BALDWIN, Pres New Orleans Hstl Bank
CARL KOHH, Prsat Union National Bank
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B.. T. &C. RAILROAD.

De- "A. o ". nAS~AAAsS@A@'
Bellaire and GAINESVILLE through passenger ualn
leaves Bellaire at $40 m, arrives at Beliatre at
800 p, m r-r-,- =,
WoOdsdeld passenger train leaves Beilsirs st
40 D n, arrives At Bensire at SD 8 NJ
surnmerfeld Accommodation leaves beiLsr ~
100 n m arrives at Bellsirs at 10:fS 3. m
All trains daily except Sunday. Central stand
ar,i Time nom BellSire.
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SUNDAYS

Leave at Teos m. and run every hour, except
All 500 a m and run every hour until 1000 p. NJ,
except Church Trains which will leave the
Park at 9:i5 q. N. and wheeling at l2io ano
o.I5n m c. HlRSCH, Supt
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LIVE STOCK.
East Liberty.

EAST LIBERTY, July 19.-Csttle-
Receipts $40 head; shipments LOOT head;
market steady ut yesterdays quotations.
Hogs-Rscaipts 300 head; shipments
l 500 head; market firm; Philadelphias
SO 15a6 20; mixed So 10s6 Is; Workers
SO OOs6 10; common to fair S. s0s5 80;
pigs S. 25a5 so.
Shesp-Rsceipts 1000 head; shipments
8, 800 head; market firm at yesterdays
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CANT BREATHE.

uprr - brark.hesiS, I'd. rough, chapped ana
MI DIV Skiu prevented by CUrICUEA SOAP.
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DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
sREFERKNCR MARxs: sDaily.
monday excepted sun
~ excepted.-75 Meridian.
ding time. which Is jrst one
,ntral Time.
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IAGNOLIA

~, y Cooling. Soothing and enjoyable
PSepaanon for flee neck, xns and hands
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