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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-27

who so valued their liberty that they
might be called upon at any time to
give up their lives in its defense. Some
among you would do so, rather than see
the integrity of our liberties success
fully assailed. You who came here
from other shores; whose first gaze did
not rest on American soil, and whose
first breath was not drawn Of Ameri-
can air, but in the stitled atmosphere OF
an oppressed country-you are to be
depended upon to give up your lives
that liberty may be perpetuatcd. But
how is 1t with you who were born here
in this laud? How is il with you who
are native and to the manor born? You
never knew OF a sky other than that
which bends kindly over you; you never
knew of Il soil other than the soil of
freedom which surrounds you, and you
think that the condition you now
enjoy is the natural condition of
men. But hear me. Never since the
world began was there time when
liberty was preserved to the people
without the exercises of eternal Wig
lance. Oh, be vigilant now, when
the purpose Of those in authority to
take liberties from you was never so
plain! 1--WE propose to do our own
counting, our own registration, and our
own certilication." The people must
have no voice in it at all. We must
muzzle and Shackle the people. Their
election officers must count for nothing.
Our chosen men must do the work, and
the election officers of West Virginia
shall have as little to say as to the con-
duct of your local elections as the cleo
ton officers of Texas have to say about
the elections in the State of Maine.
Your rights as citizens hang trembling
in the balance. The law gives you the
power now to rcbuke this wrong. Your
duty is to act.
God has planted here the most fruit
full valley in all our broad land, and
the greatest of mountains bordering it
upon either hand pour out their great
store of hidden wealth, day by day, into
your lap. You live in Il favored coun
try; you live under just government;
you enjoy the gladdeSt liberty that men
know. Oh, | beg of You, if for no other
reason, then in grateful recognition of
the favorS offered you, let your liberties
not be aSSailcd without an effort to per-
pctuate them for your children and your
children'S children. Prolonged APP
plauSe.
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lH mo LAllNE OF ANH ts. -'T.'t
SfR.-While Commissioner of Internal
Revenue John W Mason is in the hui
NOR OF making explanations which do
not explain. 10 certainly would be- M or
der 90 eulighten the people OF this end
of the second Congressional district As
20 why the said Commissioner brother,
DIR. A. b. Mason. a late medical prac-
titioner Of this locality, who was APP
p0ipted to the soft snap of ReVe-
nue District Inspector before the
said Commissioners chair of Office was
fairly occupied, is putting i'm some SIX
weeks OF his official time In electioneer-
ing for FARMER" Harmon against
scholar Wilson, with an avOwed pur-
nose Of talking honey, through his I'M
mense popularity (9. 10 Democrats.
boDing 90 get their votes for my
brother Johns" candidate instead of at
tending TO the Office which my brother
John gave him and for which the gov
eminent Of the people, by the people
and for the people" give him seven dol
lars per day. Come. candid SOUL CON
-. Il.
W1le,fo,rn. ~. Ia. oct. %.
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Depart Arfiye.
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PRODUCE.

New York, October 25.-Flour, receipts
u. 900 packages: exports 1000 barrels
market steady; sales 1850 barrels. Wheat,
receipts, 414,000 bushels; sales, 2,3l4,OOO
bushels futures; no spot; options steady
and a shade higher; No. red October
sIO1i5; November 81 019l; December - OS's
al OS5L. closing at 81 OSi JanuarySl Ogl4 A;
February 81 10; March 81 II AprilSl IFS
May 81 llita1 ll2i, closing at 81 llas; July
81 04s,. Corn, receipts, 700 bushels; sales
G.OOO bushels futures and 5000 bushels
spot: market strong and higher; ungraded
mixed 81 ,a5gilc November jS$ic: Decem-
Der 59l{: May GOt{c Oats, receipts $1,000
bushels: sales 100000 bushels futures and
81 goo bushels spot: market firm; October
and November IS SC; May 5la5l94c, clos
ing at 5ll5c; spot No. white 5lllc; white
4qa5Gc: No. Chicago 49l &c. Hay quiet
and steady. Hops steady. Coffee, steady
and lOal5c up; October lS.2Oals25c; De
cember Il. 25ai73Oc; January l6.45al65Oc ;
February lG.05c: March l5.10al5.oOc; May
Il. 4Oal5 soc: spot Rio quiet at PFC. Sugar
dull Molasses, quiet; New Orleans, com
mon 10 fancy. 2Sa45c. Rice, active and firm
at sac: domestic GaGi C for January. Petro-
leum. steady: United 1870. Cottonseed Oh
dull at 21a29c; yellow SOC. Tallow, strong
CITY 47Ic. Rosin, dull; strained, common TO
good. 81 4jal 30. Turpentipe, dull at 4l5sc.
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WHAT Is 1T?
The Influence That Sometimes Guides Is
Against Our VIII.


mo, don't believe in ghosts" said
an old lady of great experience, but |
do believe in the miniStratiOn Of spirits"
This is not the age, nor the country,
in which the supernatural flouriSheS.
Interest centres about the practical.
Haunted houses are rented without
great difficulty. if the landlord is will
ing to knock off portion of the rent.
There are many, however, who will
admit the exertion at times, OF
some peculiar influence, swaying our
actions. We are led to do things we
should not do Of our own volition-the
wisdom Of which we do not appreciate
until afterwards: then we wonder how
we came to do them. We are forced TO
learn that worldly wisdom is not always
that which guides into the wiseSt
courses.
In this practical age results are what
people are looking after. They believe
in what they see; the "evidencc OF
things not seen" is to be weighed in
the future. When a man is sick he
wants to get well; he cares little what
medical method is employed If it cures.
But If ii does not cure he soon begins
to doubt the skill of the physician, and
inquire into his methods Of medication.
A happy thing it is, sometimes, if some
influence induces investigation before it
is too late
w. o. Higgins, G5 Ferry street, Fair
Haven, Conn, writes, June 30, 1890:
''One year ago | was taken with terri
bic pains in my side and back, suffering
more than pen can describe. am con-
iident that no one suffered more ana
lived. | tried several physicians, who
informed me | had bad case Of
kidney and liver trouble, and could not
live. At this time "A friend of mine
urged me to try Warmers Safe Cure;
after using only four bottles Of the Safe
Cure and two boxes of Safe Pills. l
am to-day well and sound man, near
ing my sixtieth year. am foreman in
the Fair Haven Clock Works. and will
verify this statement 1T any time.
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THE FIFTH SERMON.


font iu tbc old Westinghouse at Somer-
willie. and assumed vows ou my behalf.
must tell you now of another mode of
baptism observed u the river Jordan,
ou that afternoon iu last December, the
particulars OF which now for the first
time relate.
10 was q scene of uuimag.uable solem-
nifty. a comrade .u our Holy Land
Journey rode mp by my side that day,
and told me that a Young man, who Is
now studying for the Gospel ministry,
would like 90 Doe baptized by me in the
river Jordan. I got AN the facts l
could concerning his earnestneSS and
faith, aud through personal eXamina-
zion. made myself confident he was a
worthy candidate There were among
our Arab attendants. TWO robes not un-
ike those used for American baptist
rfeS. and these We obtained. AS We
were to have large group of
different uatiOuaiiticS present,
dictated to my daughter
few verses. and had copies enough
made tO allow all 90 sing. Our drago-
man had q man familiar with the river,
wade through and across 90 show the
deuth. and the swiftuc>S OF the stream,
and the most appropriate place for the
ceremony. Then I read from the Bible
the accounts OF baptlsmS in that sacred
stream. and imp.orcd tine presence oi
the Christ ON those whose head the dove
descended 40 tLc Jordan. II hen, us the
candidate aud myself stepped into the
waters. the people 600 the banks sang in
f.fI rrI resembling voice.
ON I-rlsu', STORMY bank. ] stand
And cast a wi~ffgl efr
Of. Cauaau'~ fair and happy land
Where my possessions lir-
OIL thr tran-norffu-. rlpfurDus SCENE
THAT ri~t. tU mI -i-Nf-
Sweet fields arrlNrl boo living green.
And rivers of delight
BY this time we had reached the mid
die uf the river. A, the candidate sank
under the floods and rose again under
d baptism boo the name of the Father
and the Son and the Holy Ghost. there
rushed through our souls @ tide of holy
emotion such as We shall not probably
feel again until wc step into the Jordan
that divides earth from heaven. VIII
those waters Doe deep win those tides
boz >trong2 No matter. u Jesus steps
in with us. Friends ON the other shore
to seq MS land. See, They are coming
down the hills ou the other side 20 greet
u,. How well we know their step.
How easily We distinguish their voices.
From bank % bank We hail them with
tears and they hail MS with palm
branches. They say 90 us, "lS that
You m0thcr?" and We answer by asking.
..IS that YOU. my darliug?' How near
they seem. and how narrow the stream
that divides uS.
-C1ull u. lut stand where Moses stood
And girW thr landscape DER.
D 500 Iarlau's streams nor Death rnid N'"u
Could fright u, from fhe shore
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W, p. < B. DIVISION.
For Pittsburg. 40 and 7.9O n. m, and 6.20 p.
m, daily and 40 p. m, daily, except Sunday;
and 700 p. m, Sunday only.
Washington Accommodation, $50 p. NJ, ~
cept Sunday.
ARRIVE.
From Pittsburg 1000 n m daily, y 81 D. M,
except Sunday. SIS and 1910 D. m, daily; and
II 50 a. M, Sunday only.
Washington Accommodation, 7.55 a. m, daily
except sunday
CHAS. o. SCULL
myi0 General Passenger Agent
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LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, October 2j.-Cattle, receipts
1000 head shipments 1000 head; market
steady; steers s. 75a5 %; Texans - Pa
40; rangers - 30a3 -.
ogs-Receipts 1000 head; shipments
5000 head; market active and a shade
firmer; rough and common heavy . GOA
30; best mixed 81 O0a4 IL; prime and
heavy 8 20a4 %; light - 20.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000 head; market
strong and shade higher; natives 81 GOA
10; Texans . IL.
EAST LIBERTY, PA, October 25.-Cattle
receipts - head; shipments G35 head
market, nothing doing, all through consign-
mentS.
Hogs-Receipts 1900 head; shipments
$3.50 head; market slow; Philadelphias
81 35ai 40. mixed - 2ja4 30 best York
ers - 10a4 20; common - S0a+ %.
Sheep-Receipts none; shipments l,0OC
head; market, nothing doing.
CGNcINNArI, October 25.-Hogs, supply
smaller; market, dull and lower; common
and light, s. 75ai 10; packing and butchers
s. 75a4 20. Receipts, 2,3OO head; shipments
$50 head.
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Chicago Express, SIS aud 5:25 a. m, and 81
;. m, daily, and ll:Oo a. m, daily, except sun
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I.cnn.nmrtIon lncurahIee

Read the following Mr. G.. II. Morris
Newark. Ark, says. "Was down with alb
scess of lungs, and friends and physicians
pronounced me am iucurablc consumptive.
Began taking DR. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption; am now on my third bot
tie. and able 20 oversee the work on my
farm. Iii the finest medicine ever made 80
Jesse Niddlewart. Decatur, o. says;
HAD 10 uot been for DR.. Kings New Dis
c0verv for Consumption | would have died
of LING Troubles Was given up by doe
tors Am now iu best OF health Try il.
sample bottle free 40 Logan X Co drug
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Cincinnati Express, SIS a. IN. and o:iO ,. M,
daily.
Columbus Accommodation, IL 90 a. m, daily
except Sunday.
ST. Clairsyille Accommodation. II 90 a. N. and
l;So and g. ~ p. m. except sunday
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Atkinson at Now MartlnsVlne.

NEW NlARrlNsvrLLE. W. VA, October
s3.-Mr. G.. w. Atkinson, the " DlSin-
heiritcd knight" OF the Republican
party. was here to-day. There was no
one 20 meet him, no one 10 greet him.
no JOY, no enthusiasm. His audience
was very respectable and quite meager-
The majority were Democrats, many
prominent Republicans being conSpicu-
ously absent He received one feeble,
solitary cheer, after long and labored
effort. His speech was good Repuhli-
can speech and quite harmless.
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Advice TO Mothers.

Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has
been used by mothers for children teething
for over fifty years with perfect success.
1t relieves the little sufferer at once, pro-
duces natural, quiet sleep by freeing the
child from pain, and the little cherub
awakes as bright as a button" 1t is very
pleasant TO taste, soothes the child, softens
the gums, allays pain, relieves wind, regu-
lates the bowels, and is the best known
remedy for diarrhGa, whether arising
from teething or other causes. Twenty-Five
cents n bottle
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rAnnlause.1 Now, that 2Oc. he puts in
his rocket comes out of yours. APP
Dlauso So, you see the effect is to in
crease your wages. Laughter ana
cheers Now. the glass manufacturers
having that license from the govern
ment toextrort bounty of 9Oc. from you
every time YOU have to buy dollar
worth of glass. feels as though he can
Tide over the winter LaughterI' out
vou who have to pay the zoe. beyond
Fair price. wonder why you don; seem
70 save very much out OF your wages
Rpt they tell you if you don't want to
nav the tariff duty you needn't buy an
imported article. laughter Leu :
see about that. The tariff duty on l tnr
imported acticle goes into the treaSuI!
of The United States, and helps TO sup.
mort this government, while the oouh.!
on the homemade article don't go ,nt .
the public treasury, but into the poG y5
of the manufacturer. Applause. ha nav,
Won discovered the fat they fried III 1893
Laughter. It's no wonder WanamaKer
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STATTS -Ouict.

RAILRoADs-Weak: sales, So, 900.
STOCKS The stock market to-day was
continuation of the depression of the past
two days. but sugar refinercs took a sec
ondary position in the market, although il
led in amount in the business done. The
opening was weak, and declines from last
night extended from ! TO II per cent.
The bears Immediately got 10 work in
Western stocks, and shortly after | o'clock
Union Pacific and St. Paul were brought
down to prices lower than they have been
for years. The covering then began, and
the trading assumed very large proper
tons, while the recovery in every
thing traded in was sharp, most stocks re-
gaining nearly all the early loss. Chicago
Gas, Rock Island, Atchison, North Ameri-
can, Northern Pacific preferred. Louis
vile and Nashville, were all prominent for
their wide fluctuations, but only the first
named showed any material loss for the
dav. The final dealings showed consider
able strength all through the list, and the
close was active and strong ut improve
ment. The list is lower, but the losses, eX-
cept in Union Pacific, which is 22z lower,
and St. Paul -, are for fractional
amounts only. Sales, 2i2, III shares. Quota
tions closed offered bid as follows
Adams Express, -; American Express,
IA; Canada Pacific, 732l: Central Pa
cific. 2gi4 Chesapeake and Ohio, l9i4; do.
first preferred, 80; do second preferred,
"a; Chicago and Alton, l24; Chicago, Bur
lington and Quincy, %; Delaware ana
Hudson, 1917 Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, 1885 Denver and Rio Grande, Il;
Erie, 81 f; do preferred, 80; Fort Wayne
1874: Illinois Central. 1907; Lake Shore,
1866 Michigan Central, 81 minneapolis and
St. Louis. ): do. preferred, l2l{; Missouri
Pacific $50; Northern Pacific, 2Sif; do.
preferred, "a; Northwestern, los: do.
preferred. l3S; New York Central, lOl]9;
Oregon Transcontinental, 335z; Pacltc
Mail. Az Peoria, Decatur and Evansville,
-: Pittsburg $50; Pullman Palace Car,
POO: Reading, 3G3 Rock Island, 163i St
Louis and San Francisco, %; do. preferred,
~: do first preferred, 10; St Paul, y ! do;
preferred l0S5S; St. Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba. 1922; St Paul and Omaha, p;
do preferred, -; Texas Pacific. ~; Union
Pacific ~; United States Express, %;
Western Union, ST.
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ent at the most important meetings of
the organization, loudly proclaiming
its declaration of principles to be one Of
the noblest things for the farmer that
has ever been enunciated by man.
After making all these declarations
he then admits that he is not a member
of the Alliance, and thinks he won't
join it until after the election, as
the Democrats would accuse him of so
doing to get the Alliance vote.
Farmers, beware of this political
trick, and vote for Hon. VIM. l.. Will
son, the true friend and representative
of the farmer and laboring class.
FARMER
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TRANS OHIO DIVISION.

For Chicago. s:35 and l0:f6 a. m. and 1879
p. m daily. and 4:35 p. m. daily except sunday.
Cincinnati Express, l0;Oo a. m. and 1910 ,. M,
daily.
Columbus Accommodation, 4:35 ?. m, except
Sunday.
St. Clairsville Accommodation. 500 and 1905
a. II. aud As and i.35 p. IN, except Sunday.
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Weekly Bank Statement.

New York, October 25.-The weekly
bank statement shows the following
changes Reserve, increase, S!24,35O;
loans. decrease, 1896, 800; specie, decrease
ST .qSg. 900; legal tenders, increase, sl,O2o,-
400; deposits, decrease, 81, 500; circula-
ton, decrease, 81 600. The banks now
hold Sll9, SO less than the requirements oil
the - Der cent rule.
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DRY GOODS.

New York. October -. In dry goods
there was no new feature beyond the more
emphatic tone of wooden fabrics. Mems
woolens have recently been sold in some
instance at ) to ~ per cent advance and
from ~ 10 10 per cent increase is looked
for on next seasons goods at conservative
stand. Dress goods are already even high
er in some instances.
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KANAWHA AND MICHIGAN

IN RAILWAY. r. W. KELLEY President
(Kannwha Short Linr) Schedule M eject 50
ycmber 2ith. 1879 Subject 90 change without
notice. Trains leave Wheeling lO.3J q. m. VIA
Ohio River r. r.: arrive Charleston = ~ % Dr..
Leave Charleston d. IL "a. m arrive Wheeling
: IS p. m, via o. x. r. X. Leave Charleston
II 50 "a. m. arrive Wheeling i.}ua. m. via Co
luinbus and u. y o.. daily except SUNDAY Com
trail Standard Time Suuday.. only trains
leave Charleston 500 %. M. arrive Wheeling
7 10 ,. NJ. Leave Wheeling 90 a. ia, arrive
Charleston 1. 80 p. M. via - r. q r.
GEO. j. ERMLlCH. G. = n
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Cor Reut.

nor RENT-Two FURNISHED ROOMS
Il Island. Inquire at this Office. oclQq
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Kncklen,s Arnicn Salvr.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever,
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all the Skin Eruptions, and pos
itively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give satisfaction or money
refunded. Price % cents per box. For
sale by Logan Drug Co.
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Rev. Geo. Harmon and the Farmers
Alliance.


.Special Correspondence or the REGISTER.
HARMON. RANDOLPH Co., w. VA,
October s4.-Some time before the Key
ser convention that nominated the
Rev. Geo. Harmon to make the race in
the Second Congressional District, and
when Mr.. Harmon expected the honors
of that convention to fall on the Hon.
steve ElkinS, he said to some parties at
This Mace that the Farmers Alliance
originated down in the State of Texas
where every other rotten and corrupt
measure commenced toroll, and that the
organization was Democratic scheme
to burst the Republican party, and he
was bitterly opposed to it,"
But since he reluctantly" accepted
the bonors of the convention, and ''de-
cidedr to make the Congressional race,
he has again come TO see us, this time
claiming to be a friend of the Farmers
Alliance, and "accidently' being pres
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FOR SALE.

Double Brick House. g6 and ~ North Huron
street. will pay l2ls per cent as an Investment
or make "A rRfOrtable home. $3.50
Modern Dwelling at No. rs Virginia street.
most convenient location on Island
Business property northeast corner Of Tween.
ty-siXth and Chapline streets. with dwelling In
rear on Twenty-siXth street.
Manufacturing site On the square south Of c.
a 2. depot in Martins Ferry. o.
Building Lots on Twenty-lfth and Market
streets. s5Xl0J. $3.50 to $50
Farms 10 suit purchaser. Improved property
and Lots in all part, OF the city.
Money TO loan.
G. o. SMITH,
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A Tale With "A Moral.
CAicago Times.

The mule is stronger than the farmer.
Though the mule is much stronger
than the farmer, the farmer manages
the mule for his own purposes. He puts
a bride on him and a saddle and rides
ON his back. He puts harness made OF
leather on the mule, and by speaking to
him and giving him plenty of "lickS
induces him to walk and pull wagon,
while the farmer gets into the wagon
and rides.
The mule does much hard work, but
all the money gained by the mules
work the farmer appropriateS to him
self.
The mule lives roughly, is fed in a
trough, and sleeps on the ground or on
n little straw. The farmer eats at a
table and sleeps on warm bed.
The mule is Il useful animal to the
farmer.
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Nos Band (. daily. +. +. v Limited. run solid
between New York and Cincinnati with Ncsu-
bulc Sleeper between Washington and Louis
willie and Old Point aud Hinton.
Nos and . have Pullman Slecpers between
Cincinnatiand Washington. Solid train between
Cincinnati and Old Point daily
ACCOMMODATES TRAINS.
HUNTINGTON DIVISION No. 49, leave
Clifton Forge daily S.3Oa. M. arrive Huntington
$50 D. NJ No. Il. daily, leave Huntington 600
%. m. arrive Clifton Forge % p. m. No. II,
daily except Sunday. leave East Srwell 300 a..
m. arrive Huntington 1000 a. m. No. H. daily
exec pt Sunday. leave Huntington 200 p. ~ ar
rive East Sewell 7.O5 p. IN.
CIXCINNATI DIVISION: No. Il. daily eN.
cept Sunday leave Russell Orontonl "a. mar
rive Cincinnati l:30 a. III. No. Is, daily except
Sunday. leave Cincinnati 300 p. m.. arrive Rus
81. n $50 p. M. No. ~, daily except sunday
leave Maysyille 5.i5 a. m. arrive Cincinnati
SEQ a. m. NO. -. daily except sunday. leave
Cincinnati 500 D. M. nrriy" Maysv!ll- - y. m
Trains at short interval, between Cincinnati
aud Dayton. W. iLL.k.
General Passenger Agent
GEO. ". STEVENS Genl Supt
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PETROLEUM.

NEW York, October 25.-Pctroleum,
opened dull and trading was light and
without feature. Pennsylvania oil on stand
1000 barrels.
OIL CITY, October 2j.-Petroleum opened
at 197.c; highest soc; lowest T34c; closed
at 1850 Sales, 1900 barrels; runs, 81
2i3 barrels: charters 2O,3l7 barrels; ship
ments, 107, barrels.
PITTsBURG. Pa, October 25.-Petroleum,
dull; opened at soc; highest soc; lowest
192c.
BRADFoRD, PA, October 25.-Petroleum
opened at soc: closed at 1954c; highest
SOL. c; lowest 5935c; clearances 100000 bar
rels
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Howis YourBiood?

had malignant breaking ont on my
lee below the knee. ana was cured Sound
and well with two and half bottles OF
$. 5. ). Other blood medicines had fail
ed to do me any good.
WILL {. beatty, Yorkville, ) l.