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/ have two little g%irls-one two and
the other four years Of age. They were
both worry badly afflicted with eruptions
on the face and neck. Sometimes when
they would strike the sores against any
thing, they would bleed as long as ten
minutes; they were in fact SO painful
that We had to tic up the hands OF the
younger with soft rags to prevent her
from scratching OF the flesh. They SUI,
ferred in this wayforabout eightmonths,
during which time we tried several rene
dies without any relief. Seeing swifts
Specific was recommended highly, | dis
carded all other remedies and bought
one bottle Of 1t, and gave to the chill.
dren, and It cured both sound and well,
and they are now entirely free from any
sort OF trouble. There Is nothing as good
for blood and skin troubles as s. S. S.
w. l.. WOODWARD.
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Through Tickets aud BARRARe Checked 70 all
points, For rates aud other Information, address
PRED nUSEMEN, r, +. A., Wheeling,
". J. ROBINSON, a. r. a. rafkOrsblR, W, Va,
W. II. OSBORN, n. A., POm6foy. o.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features of the Money and Stock Mar.

Tho Features Of the Money and Stock Mar
ketS.
NEW YoRK, March 2s,-Money on call easy a
~ TO 4 per cent last loan 8 per cent; closes
offered Ut Q per cent. Prime mercantile pape
4iaGA per cent, Sterling exchange dull bu
firm at 81 SGai $50, Sales Of stocks were 2O9,0S'
The stock market was In the aggregate active
to-day, but this was entirely 10 heavy trading IL
Reading, the rest Of the list being dull and lea
tureless. Everything appeared brighter Thu
morning. The Foreigners were buyers TO a lin
tied extent In this market, while commission
houses were better supplied. Several speciAltIei
made marked advances, The market was very
narrow, however, and the February statement
OF the Reading was made u club, whereby u
hammer the price OF that stock down, although
the extreme decline was only u shade over pei
cent, to effect which there were sold over ll,00C
shares OF the stock.
Among the inactive shares the consolidation
again helped Big Four aud Cleveland, Columbus,
Cincinnati & indianapolis, each rising about
two points, although the Improvement could
not be had In the face Of tho general weakness,
The market closed heavy to weak and fairly 40
tive generally, Ut but slight changes for the day.
Almost everything Is fnCtionally lower this
evening, though Zig -Four Is up ! per cent, but
AtchlsGn Is dOwn ~, Reading ~ aud Union
Pacific ~,
Railroad bonds fairly active; sales Sl.4G,OOO.
Government aud State bonds dull aud steady,
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A European TTIp Doubtful,

He was on the point Of proposing, but
thought better Of 1t for the moment and
continued the conversation because OIL
an organ grinder outside, When the
music stopped he said, $50 you've never
been in Europe, Miss Clara?"
"0h, no." she replied II never ex'
pect to see Europe until my wedding
Trip"
Then he continued to continue the
conversation,
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A clergyman, after years Of suffering
from that loathsome disease, Catarrh
and yainly trying every known remedy
at last found a recipe which completely
cured and saved him from death. Any
sufferer from this dreadful disease send,
ing q self addressed stamped envelopet Il
Prof. ]. A. Lawrence, IS Warren street
New York City, will receive the recipe
free Of charge. Mw4F-Row
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delicate Attention to Tho Author,

Daughter TO mother). "Young Mr.
Lightsome has Just written a book, ant
has presented me with a copy"
Mother, "That Is very nice, Laura
Daughter, "Yesi and as Mr., Light
some said something about makinga cal
this evening, aud ] am very busy, ] wish
you would sit down and cut the leaves
Tor me, and place 1t in a conspicuous
place on the parloF table,"
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BOUling Gretn, Ky.
When the fool.killer comes around We
all send him next door.


This remedy is becoming so well
known and so popular rs to need no spe'
cial mention. All who use Electric Bit.
ters sing the same song Of praise.-A
purer medicine does not exist and it is
guaranteed to do all that Is claimed.
Electric Bitters will cure all diseases Of
the liver and kidneys, will remove pin,
pies, boils, salt rheum and ether alice.
tons caused by impure blood.-Will
drive malaria from the system and
preventas well as cure all malarial ievcrs,
For cure Of headache, constipation and
indigestion try Electric Bitters.-Entire
satisfaction guaranteed, or money re-
iunded.- Price so cts. and 81 90 per bot.
tic at Logan Drug Co.'s drug store. 8
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~ declare" said Noah, as he wiped
the perspiration from his brow, "we're
going to be cramped for roomI ! don't
know where we're going to put all these
animals"
"Boss," suggested the elephant and
the mastodon, both OF whom were
switching their tails Viciously, "why
not leave out the flies and mosquitoes?
They take up more room than we do"
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~ HAD EN- ali, y said q tublCnnd, hap.
py.iaced gentleman, YAH what" asked
6Is friend. 1Why, all the symptoms oil
malaria, yiEi lame back, aching Joints
S~lsepleBsness, indigestion, dliGy titst
cold extromllles, rush Of blood 10 the
head, Constant fatigue, noAppetlte, painl
In the breast after eating, night sWeate
alternate Chills and ieyetS ETC., bul
Browns Iron Blttefs cured me and
recommend It a being the beet toni'
malh.m DAWl
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Is Consumption InourableS

Read the following; Mr.. @. II.
Morris, Newark, Ark, says: "Has down
with absccss Of lungs, and friends and
physicians pronounced me an inCurable
consumptive. Began taking DR., Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, am
now on my third bottle, and able To
oversee the work on my farm. II Is the
finest medicine ever made"
Jesse Middlewarh Decatur, Ohio, says
HAD " not been for Or. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption l would
have died OF lung troubles. Was given
up by doctors. Am now In best Of
health.n Try II. Sample bottles free al
Logan Drug Co.'S drug store.
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A RsmarknbIO and wonderful Child.

Caller TO fond mother)-"Isn't II
somewhat remarkable and wonderful,
Mrs. Hobson, that your little boy Frank,
though eight years old, eau neither
read nor writer"
Fond Mother-"0h yes, l think so.
The dear little fellow always was u re.
markable and wonderful child"
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nnnLinnll ArnleA EAlKS.

The best lalye In the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt fheulny fever
sores, tettef, ChApped hands, chllblain9t
cotnB, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, Or no pay required,
II 10 guaranteed 10 give perfect Balielap'
ton OF money refunded, Fflps % cent?
per boz. For bAle BY Logan Drug %,
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BONDS AND STOCK QU0rArIoNs-cLosED BID.


NEW York, March 9%s,-FlOur, receipts I2,l72
packages; exports l,I5 barrels; LOOT sacks; mar.
kct dull; alcS l2,G0O barrels: Corn meal steady
yellow western 81 60a2 ~. Wheat, receipts LILO
bushels; exports 22,l2s bushels; sales i5,g20,COO
bushels Of futures aud l7,UO0 bushels OF spOtt
spot market dull and lower; No. / red 81 o.; No.
| white 0la91c; ungraaed red Q0c; options active
and unsettled; No. 2 rcd March and April SSHc;
lngAat VOC; July W7sRDllC, ClOsllR al ylC;
August Sy3Sc; September SyJEc; December Wka
g!H14c, clOslns at vic. barley dull; uuRraded
Canada I1aiJc. Corn, receipts q, coo bushels; OK
lures and 10000 bushels Of spot; market mod.
Crately active; ungradcd mixed &AaiGc; March
i2Ec, April I2Ac; May 43Aal3c, closing at 43c;
June ijC; July l5Nc. Oats, receipts O,0QO bush.
els; Hlles $4,000 bushels OF futures aud G,0O0
bushels Of spot; market tlrner; spot No. 2 white
Sl{ct mixed western SOaSgkC; white do S3RSgc:
No. . Chicago &c. Hay quiet; shipping G5e;
good TO choice SbA9Jc. Hops steady. Coffee firm
and l0alb points higher; April, May and June
y. 7GaIG :9Oc; July f6.pSaiT ,65ci August l7.lOa
lille; Sept October and November Il .l6ai7.3Jc;
December and January l7,3Sal7.40c; spot Rio
quiet Of. 1870. Sugar, raw less active; fctined
lrm aud quiet. MolaSses firm. Rice steady
TAllOw lrmi city NJ. Rosln aud turpentiie
quiet. Eggs ilrmer At iOall1{C. Pork steady; OK.
tn primo Sl2 GOal2 10. Cut meats quiet. Lard easy
aud dull; western steady at 400; March 7.40C;
April ISjc; May 1.4Oc; June 1851 July 1850:
August 7.iic; September T,JOc. Butter quiet;
western dairy l2at7ci creamery lGG2ikc, Cheese
quiet and easy western 9HallAc.
CHICAGO, March 2S.-Tadlng In wheat was
light to-day and the market ruled quiet most Of
the session. Corn was dull. Oats, lair business
vas done. Provisions active and Irregular.
spring aud 20. red sSTGsSG e; No. SSpFInS we;
May u DIAL w, closing, AZ SlOlsSi June, 0yNa
gJAc, closing At 0GAC; July So tRs9Ec, clOSiig
d. SS3iC; year SQHc. Torn, cash No. 2 aud April
%ssei Nay and June SSE.S: 9a1, cash No: 2, 2Se;
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When baby was sick, we.Eavo her CsstOriA,
When she walR Child, she cried for castOFIa,
whcnsho became Miss, she chung to castOrlA,
When she had Children. ,hO gave them cA,tOria,
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dissolution Notices.
OF DISSOLUTION.

Thy partnership heTeICiore existing between
5 iors ntiler aug y; "; son n di..aIvs1
9.rut. s. Horkhrimpr retiring. The bust
ann h.. continued NJ heretofore ~ the FAC
nv, i,.uh ani Nineteenth street, by the sue
ptl gs i9rturr ~ II. ilnFkhelmeF, under the
..,,.nI : Hofkhclmefs son, who assumes al
Xxx .nI vii make all collections, Respect
HuRHllElMER, retiring partner Of s,
WIt,g,.h,Ig.,A son; ". y. HORHHElMER, con-
t94iai mrs
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DAITTNOPE OHIO PAuROAO-
6DenartnS ot tninS from Wheeling sChsdnIe
In saSct November u, lSSSGEGStern time;
m. Sio n M s,i6 n % d " tI ana II.iS n M SS".Iiv
~ S,a9 NY 9Iav Pm uAlIyI AWu AA0 uAuy
e1sSpt sataEdSS. -. ,o.os
navy !. LID IN 1AiIyI exeept saturday
columbus nS SSSo%%oGaiiOn. SIS IN, daily
NJ e:oo And lV"3 2 m aAilyI SUD
uIlyn eACepl sIn1Ay;
FniiAIelpn!A Anl NeW fotE, wa urlIon, BOO
S q H1d S:lopn M daily via Pittsburgh S'SOR M
u4 y
FGr Rit1bnrgn and Warrington Pa 300 q n
aAyi eHpress' ''Ssh ~ aaiiy, l:to "a, 9aify
lnkDnl In oio0 M uSily except sunday,
IL f9t ,flIs3urgh, warrington, BaIumor n
1rL a1uSi ~ VIZ ~ uaIiy; s,,,.
Sv'uupus Alu OlnCluuAuI $40 u M sunuAy
only y. uorr,.,n,o s,,o -, ,o.oo ...u
tnI MounqhVuie, otlU 9 M . l2;OO nooni
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h.. z. . Q. Railroad.

BellRire 4 ZAnesyille Through Passenger leaves
BeI1iFo AtS'Aoa' m, arrives at BellRiFe At $3.50
WOOdsfeld Passenger leaves BellRire Of I;Q p,
M arrives at pellAiTo at S:25 q. m,
bummerh0ld Accommodation leaves BellAlFo
Of l!i26 p. m, arrives Ut BellAire at 1850 q. N.
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Dr. IIsniSJ,s Celery, iiSstand Iron.
Dr.. Henley's Celery, Beef and ttun re:
stores lost vitality and gives new lilo and
vigOf, 20
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Illus. AULl,
RELLAiRE, OH
FOR SALE.

Building Lots on the Old Fair Grounds, ZAne'g
VthAil, North aud South Front Streets and
NaIh Tenn streets Ut very low figures.
g00i & tuOncl House ut 2Ji9 jacob street, o.
~alagain.
gVdg.r Brick House, u and 70 YigiHiA street,
~ 'eI SpafS.c OF both together. They con-
NA all modern Improvements.
Ngyl R0Omci House, l27 SOuih BroadWAyi q
Cg'l l'upctiy vi much less than cost.
iolf Doomed Cottage for SIS.
Lgll hopmcd Hose, North Front street,
hNi 10y all IN good condition; $500.
!Ne hQomed House, Il North ~BroadWayi will
E.e P,cG,aut home.
w Elunrl Brick House, southwest corner
iTii! tllbih anl Wood streets, al Il bargain
Wy iy TOT Investment.
usylins HOuscs, large and small, always on
C. o. SMITH, l2a Main Street.
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Who is frecP The man who masters
his own self. Who Is poweriul2 lie
who can control his passions.
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.RoRl Estate.
FOR RENT.

4, AMONTii
lMt1t street, 1 toOmI- .r.. ...,a,,..SiO .
\ A!el : uOins .,,..,,,, .........,,." 0 >
" : = la'n1 street, . fOOmcd hOuAc....,. u 0
I, .g igcgh AitrCt, . rOOmed hOuse,.,..., IL .
" z ,NlAtkut litcCL 4 rooms. MINIMUM, " !
X, y, IatAcist LOtC. room and dwelling % Q
IA +, Market sttNci, Hall, Ai 1OOf..,-." Q Q
H. Ntlith street, 2 rooms and Kitchen 0 Y
n, Ala IT. store room and dwelling, q Y
n, am n, saloon or boarding house
woods n, ,NOfC.fOOm aud dWelling,
6,N.', MO lots, Z tOutnCd hOuhq, nAl'
wal s' we'll aud pump ID yAfd"a.,a,a "
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NOR EENT-THE DESIRABLE
p,.If.ro, 80 u south Penn LtreeL con,
900. .,,yu fonm- nul bathroom, with all
n.I.m b. uycugrucrs. Has good stable and
KITE ouibutlllugs, Applygt PEOPLES BANK,
Wv mTa
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Educational.
MI. De CHANTAL,
NEAR WHEELING, W. VA.

A school OF more than national reputation,
offers exceptional advantages for thorough edu,
cation Of young ladies In all departments. Ii.
bnry Of six thousand volumes. Fine phllo,
Sophlcal, chemical and astronomical apparatus.
Musical Department specially noted. CorpSoi
piano teachers trained by q leading professor
from Conservatory Of Stuttgart. Vocal culture
according 70 the method Of the old Italian mas
ten.
Location unsurpassed for beauty and health,
Ten acres Of pleasure grounds. Board excellent
Pur Catalogues, and references 70 patrons IN
ali the principal cities, address
sci THE DIRECTREss.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TRARs-on and alter Nov. Is, isSS5x
day excepted. Monday excepted. lsRtuTiay
eInepted; SUNDAY only, saturday only
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ONO RIVER RAILROAD.-TIME
" Table taking effect Feb. 10, 1850. PaISon.
ger trains Will run rs i~ollOwS-Centml Time.
All Trains daily except those marked thukt
which do not run OH Sunday:
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II1RRENT-SrABLING FOR FOUR
li1rr. tu ibr near Of No, liS Main street,
.t,nyr mTl6
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For Rent.

nor RENT-THE DESIRABLE
Il Esi.yuo, SO ~ Main street. Apply 70
80. 1. AVIS. mFsor
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FOR SALE.
VA lSeRty.fOur Lots In CaldWell's Add
ton to the City Of Wheeling,

sallon Afr bounded on thenorth by Twenty
as.a 'Ifi, on tho cast by Fillmore street on
IVA " the llAndlai Homestead, and on
ttuiby the u. \ U. Il, K,
I'm proximity 10 tho above named railroad
uAh,thurht,.
y % .Id Ia thirty days will DO sold at pub
'''N'ai aud luitlsr information apply 10
". v. BOGE 4 BRO,
WNtlllM v. HANpLAN,
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AIlLnlLI

,ygy Y9AG, March a-oepps, nominal, take
70 Af9d dull domestic b d, tn dull
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"Ylrglns fair and matronS grave,
Those thy cOnquerlng arms did save,
Build for thee tfiumphAl bowers.
Strew, ye fair, his way With lowers

"VIrglns fair and mAtrOns grave,
Those thy %cOnquerlig ArmSdld save,
Build for thee tflumphAl bowers.
Strew, ye fair, his way with flowers
Strcw your IIcrO's way with flowers"
AS the last lines were sung the bevy
Of little girls'came forward, strewing the
road with flowers as they sang. Wash.
ington was greatly moved, thanked the
children on the spot, and before he rode
out OF town the next morning wrote a
few words to their mothers.
From Trenton he passed across New
Jersey, escorted from county to county
by the State militia, to Elizabethtown,
where a committee, with a barge pro.
yided by Congress, was ready to carry
him TO New York. Rowed by thirteen
Of the harbor pilots, the barge sped on
through the Kill Won Kull toward New
York Bay, followed by a train Of boats
bearing tho few officers Of the old Con.
federation necessity still kept in their
places. In one was the Board OF Treas.
ury; in another the Secretary Of War
the Secretary Of Foreign Affairs was in q
third.
About tho entrance Of the Kill was
gathered q navy Of river craft gay with
flags and brightly dressed women, and
noisy with Cheeringmen. Asthe barget
OF the President and his party passed by,
SHOWS and Bhallops, track.sCouts and
row-boats with one accord took place In
line, and the procession, stretching Out
for more than Il mile, swept on toward
New York, past the Spanish war shiE
Galveston, which saluted with thirteen
gunsj past the ship North Carolina
which answered the Spaniard's salute.
while over the water to those on shore
came the blare Of conchs and trump.
cts, the sound OF song and music, anC
the stirring notes OF ''Stony Point" Al
the little fleet came round the head o.
Governors Island theshouts were taker
up by the crowd that lined the shore Of
stood in a dense mass about the spoI
which, bright with flags and bunting
marked tho landing place at Murray
Wharf. There Washington was met b.
Governor Clinton and the members o
Congress, and escorted by oil the troop
In the city TO the house made ready 70.
his use. That night the revelry wa
louder than ever, for scarcely a taverI
but had Q song or an ode written for thu
occasion by some irelugnter who passeC
for q poet. OF the few that have cont
down TO us, ono was sung 10 the air o
"God Save the King:
tIiAii thou auSplCiOus dayi
For let America
Thy pfalBo rcsOund,
10Y 70 orr native land!
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Railroads.

WHEELING & ELM GROVE R. R,
w On and after Saturday, October u, 1855,
trFtIIls on the Wheeling 4 Elm Grove Railroad
LEAYK WHEELING;
M, $3.50 p. M, $50 p, m, 100 p. m, V;00p p. m,
LEAyE WHEELING PARK;
$40 q. M, 7;46a a. m, lO:0OA M, 1880 M, $50
?. M A:0 y. m, 6:lO 2. M, 500 y, m" 1890 =, m.
run Is follows; Leave the city at 800 a. M, aud
run every hour until 9:l6 p, IN, Leave Wheeling
Park a. 300 4. NJ, and run every hour until 10
p. N, Except church train win leave Park at
OIShS; m. and city a tl2:l6 p, m.
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MedIoaI,

n Or. RULL'S facilitates fssthino ana
harry SYRIIp tsEGlatsslh o pGNsls, AZ
The St. Johns herald., 1889-03-28

The reported gold strike on the Carizo, in this county, is still shrouded in con- siderable mystery and uncertainty. The HERALD has been unable to gather any definite or authentic information in re- gard to it; all our news so far coming by the way of San Francisco. The follow ing is dispatch sent from Holbrook on the 18th to the Examiner:
 Parties coming in from the Carizo gold fields report everything lively and all are endeavoring to make the best showing. Water being plentiful, those who have located and are prepared for the work, are making excellent wages. The district being the centre of an ex- tensive cattle and sheep country, every thing is cheap. People are still arriving but they'ar principally from New Mex ico, owing to the news having first gone that way. Gold is there, without doubt, as the drain is from the Navajo country, which is proverbially rich in the precious metal, and known to have been for years. The miners are but few miles from the reservation line, and about an equal number of miles north of the At lantic and Pacific Railroad"
 From meagre private accounts, we are led to believe there is gold in the vicln- ity of the Carizo. Whether it is rich ol not, it will take time and work to deter mne. Ne are in hopes that it may prove a second California Gulch. In that event our sister town Holbrook, being the base of supplies, would grow rapidly, and become, in a short time, a driving business centre.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-03-28
Newspaper Notes.

Mir. Moses Y. Beach, of this city, has lately become the editor and proprietor of the Berkshire County Eagle, published at Pittsfeld, Mass. MT. Beach is a grandson of the late Moses Y. Beach, formerly of Spring field, Mass, afterward widely known as the enterprising proprietor of the New York Sun.
 Mir. Beach, of the Eagle, is a na- tive of Connecticut. Although quite a young man, he has had much newspaper experience, having served several years on the Graphic and other papers, and for the past six years on the New York Tribune. He "can boast of high ancestral name," being lineal descendant of Elder William Brewster, who came over in the Mayhower, and of Elihu Yale, founder of Yale University.
 The Eagle is one of the ablest newspapers in Western Massachu- setts, and perhaps the oldest. It was established in 17S9, one hun dred years ago, the year Washing ton became President.
 The first newspaper in America was the Boston News Letter, which was first issued by John Campbell on Monday, April 24, 1704; it was regularly published for nearly 72 years. The second was the Bostor Gazette, begun December 21, 1719 The third was the American Week. ly Mercury, issued in Philadelphia on December p, 1719. Jas. Frank lin, an elder brother of Benjamin established the New England Cou rant, August r, 1721.
 The first steam printing press fo1 newspapers was that used on tht London Times, November 2S, 1874 Scientific American.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-03-28

annually, without manifesting half of the above symptoms, terminate in Con- sumption and end III the grave. No dis ease is 50 common, more deceptive, less understood or more unsuccessfully treat ed by physicians. The manufacturers of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy have, for many years, offered a standing reward of $5OD for case of Nasal Catarrh, TO matter how bad or of how long standing which they cannot cure. Remedy sold by druggists, at 90 cents.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-03-28

G. H. Rogan, Esq, mining expert from San Diego, California, arrived here on Mondays stage, to look after his coal prospects in this vicinity. Mr. Began says reports came to San Diego, that gold could be "shaken out of the grass roots," in the new gold fields of Baja California; and On the strength Of these golden reports, he was sent down there to make an examination. His report knocked the 'grass root bubble' sky high, for he says there is not a single blade of grass in the whole country, nor a stick of timber within forty miles ot the alleged gold fields. In other words, MT. Began says the whole matter, so far as the placers are concerned, is gigan- tic humbug. Mr. Began and his asso- ciates are now opening extensive coal deposits in this county, and he thinks they have an excellent prospect for coke ing coal, which, if their expectations are fully realized, will make St. Johns the Scranton of Arizona.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-03-28

An exchange says: 'If we were to put in two-line local in the most ob. scure corner of the paper, which stated that certain business man charged more for his goods, or kept an inferior quality than his competitors, that man would employ bull-headed slugger to come around and slaughter us next morning But if we were to ask that same man for an advertisement of his wares, he would say: 'No-I don't be. lieve in advertising; no one reads the papers, and everybody knows me, any how"