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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-02
PErROLEUM.

NEW YonE. April Petroleum opened
irregular. spot being strong at >4.4c. while
Nav option opened weak at Sic. IN the
early trading May moved up 70 so, but
then became weak and declined TO SIC. a
..i;,,bt r,IIy followed. after which the mar
zet gave way again and closed weak at
she SPOT fell 20 SO and closed weak at
that stock Exchange opened at -.
highest - C.: lowest Sc; closing al sc
sales. COO 900 barrels.
on CRY. pa. Apri! Petroleum op
o,st m -, q: highest 4i-c: lowest - .c
closed al 81. e. Sales $3.50 barrels; clear
once- -: charters -, 1910 barrels; snip
mcnts. s.. so barrels; runs, lVt,5'3 barrels
Prrr,nrnc. Pa. April J. Petroleum
,,.lal- and lower. opened at - C.; closed at
Sic: highest - e.; lowest ol@4c
BEAproRn. Pa. April l.-Petroleum
opened al S4i.c. closed at SIC; hisies'
i .c: lowest ii .c: clcaranccs sOJ'oOO bar
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wool


WHEELING. TUESDAY. April ].
There is nothing 20 report in the wool
market. as no wool is moving Horkhcimcr
Bros. purchased 10000 pounds of mwash-
cd woods on thc.sheeps back the past week
for future delivery.
Present prices are as follows:
Fine fleece washed at 2ga:Dc: unwashed
one-third off: Medium fleece washed 3.a3c:
uuwashed 23a25c: tub washed 33a35c.
PHILADELPHIA. april There is more
inquiry for wool and indications point to a
better demand. Ohio. Pennsylvania and
West Virginia NN and above 32I}ic: y
3Oaa3c: medium 3CU3Sc; coarse 81 a3jc :
New York. Michigan and western fine or y
and XX 2Na3Nc: medium 3ja3'c. coarse
3a35c: fine washed delaine Y and NN
33a31c. medium washed combing and de
iaine 3gailc: coarse do do 3ja3ic: Canada
washed combing3ia34c tuO washed choice
3galGc: fair 3la3sc: coarse 3la55c. medium
uuwashcd combing and dciaine 2>a.iOc;
coarse do 26l21c: Montana fine lia2sc;
medium lgl95c: coarse 21a22c; Territory
fine lJalac: medium lSa22c: coarse l"a!2
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Merit Wins.

We desire TO sag TO our citizens. that fol
years we have been selling DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, DR.. Kings
New Life pills, Bucklen's ATnica Salve
and Electric Bittcrs, and have never han
died remedies that sell as we'll or that have
given such universal satisfaction. We dc
not hesitate to guarantee them every time
and we stand ready to return thi purchase
price, if satisfactory results do not follow
theiruse. These remedies have won then
great popularity purely on their merits
Logan Drug Co. Druggists.
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1 safe Investment.

Is one which is guaranteed to bring You
satisfactory results. on i'm case of failure d
return of purchase price. On this safe
plan You can buy from our advertised
Druggist a bottle of DR. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption. 1t is guaranteed
To- bring relief i'm every case, when used fol
any affection orTmoat. Lungs or Chest, such
as Consumption, Inflammation of Lungs
Bronchitis. Asthma, Whooping Cough
Group. etc. etc IT is pleasant and agree
able to taste, perfectly safe. and can always
be depended upon Trial bottle free at
Logan Drug Co.'S Drug store.
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PROLIFIC FIELDS.
TIE COPl0US OUTCOME OF OIL IN THE EURE-
KA AND BELMONT SECTIONS.
The Story Of the Two Brothers Well-A Prsoas-
tbs Of the New Holes-Markcd Eyi-
tsneas Of Rich Territorial
Development.
- - lo-l-ae- 49, go,

BELMONT, April H. Talk about
roughing it" remarked jolly. whole
Souied pioneer oil man in the Office of
Hotel Boss, whose face was lii up with
the smile of prosperity. why. nv hcav-
ems some of MS old-timc oil bows could
knock Mark Twain higher than a burnt
boot lie amt begun TO see the ups
and downs, the SutTeringsand privations
OF some Of MS fellows who have been for
years trying To pull the riches out of
the bowels of the earth around
here. It's been a sort of now
you-Sec-it and now-you-don't sort
of am existence. Fluctuating! well.
l should smoker Some weeks we'd
feel richer than bloatcd bondholdcr.
and perhaps the very next week we'd
be living ON soup and walking off ON
our "uppcrS.' But things have chang
ed for the better. The boys who used
TO Bite of big chunks of the stock mar
6et 20 their sorrow are practically done.
and / tell yer. there's
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-02

Mrs. Wnsl0w's Soothing Syrup for
children tecthiug, is the prescription of one
of the best female nurses and physicians in
the United States, and has been used for
forty years with never failing success by
millions of mothers for their children Dur
ing the process of teething its value is in
calcuable. II relieves the child from pain,
cures dysentary and dialThma. gripping in
the bowels. and wind collie. BY giving
health TO the child it rests It's mother.
Price - cents a bottle.
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED

WHEELING. TUESDAY. Apri! 6
There is simply no change IN the niarke'
I'M any particular, and dullness Is h'
prevailing condition. The following quo
tstious are wholesale. retail prices DelhE
80 % 55 cents higher
FLOUR Choice family houf lN "''N
= 40: i'm paper - - per barrel
..o,.,, re, b1sbcl l0c: oats per bushcl 2'a.Dc
FrFn-NI iddlings per ton 81 oOal6 co.
t,-,+, ,,ar tom Sl4 OOal6 %. baled hay per ton
80 40. loose hay - OOa9 OOper ton
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among the hiferlutiu in these parts SO
long as "a fellow StickSto his well. lets
good enough alone. and don't get
tangled mp in the rush and whirl of the
bulls and bears, hes all right I'll bc
fired If he ant."
Among the most progressive OH fields
oi the State are those included In what
are known as the Eureka and Belmont
tract I'm Peasants county. &C. miles from
Wheeling. and ON the line of the Ohio
River railroad. The very ground which
but few years ago was looked upon as
questionable territory. now ranks with
the most prolific OH fields of the com-
try. Two thousand barrels is now the
aggregate daily output and fully POO
workmcn are employed 40 tine various
wells. a gentleman from one of the
metropolitan centcrs who happened I'm
town to-day. and who is well vcrScd ia
regions of the kind. said me never struck
au oil field where there was SO much
cause for excitement. and Yet so little
manifested.
The remarkable outflow of the past
few months has claimed the attcutiou of
thc market. and 10 is now recognized
fact that this region has gained a
material quauium In tine commercial
world The great oil producing belt cN
tends from twenty To twenty-five degrees
northeast and southwest. and
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3lrnpnenls.
Proposals For Sewer Pipe.

GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- 900 the office OF the Board Of Public Works oi
the CITY of Wheeling. until r. O'Clock noon. of
saturday. April 9Th. 1870. Tor furnishing all ihr
sewer Pipe 10 Boz used hy the city during ihr
wear 1870 Proposal, tD boz Tor The best quality
OF Double strength. salt Glazed Sewer Pipe.
made of Pure Fire Clay delivered along thr
lime ul thc sewers
The success nl bidder viii Pee required tp give
20 bond iu the penal sum OF 800. conditioned
flrthc faithful performance of the contract
The Board reserves the right t1 reject amy or
400 bids
Proposals % he marked Proposals. fpr Sewer
pipe" rs order of the
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Tun- " ID AERAH Clerk. mrhi
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4 ShopI>eeper's Spa-m.

pnpin'ay passing >torcl-Good gra-
c.ol-, What is the matter with that
mau leaning over thc counter n there?
B'1h>0u-O0t % counterfeit. ] guess.
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U-,7Do T Feb 11h eel suffered with Ecze' Tor anoq
e advised 10 use 5 5. am happy to sl l.-l arol e
bottles WIS entirely cu,,l and never lose an oLr ji "
an one --aI slDe.-'s from @'! 49, MRS s. RENAULT
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EDS SALE.

THREE BOOMED HOUSE ON FOUR
trrnth street. Dor 6ONlt0. at $50.
Sin Roomcl llou>. on MarhDt ,trret. ot33NsO.
80 sl.d0o.
SIX Ro0med House on Main street a' con.
Ten Roomrl House on Main street 90 $500
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-02

LoNDoN. March 3l.-The Brazilian Gov
eminent teiegraphs t0 the Brazilian Mn
listen here that the reports of disafecuon
m BraH ARE untrue.
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Nnr Sole.

TI'HE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS or thc
L County OF ONO. will. on
SATURDAY. APRIL 5th. lSg0.
at two o'clock p. m.. 40 the front door of DO,
Court House Of said county. offer for sale Go th,
highest bidder for cash. the following.
-Four O. Brick House, and one Ol Brick Sia'
bic stone In foundation NOT inriudrdl All
Stone in wall, aud boo the foundations, az said
buildings, and ail sand on the premises lhy DO,
load. being ON the property purchased Tor a
site Tor ncw Jail. on the northeast quarter oi
ia" square upon which the Public Building
stands, Houses and stone to Boz removed before
MAY l,t lssv. aud sand not later than june l~t.
1870. CUAS. {. WOODS.
rr.g1r1w-rn clerk
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LoNnoN. March 3i-Michacl Davitt has
compiled terms Tor the settlement of the
Liyerpuo. Dock strike Both sides have
a.--eel 10 resume work Immediately.
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,rnr.l.r.r shnrker WIN Hang.

HAMILTON. o.. March 3l.-E. L..
~barkcv. of Eaton. who was convicted
of numbering his mother. was to-day
Sentenced to bc hanged August.
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ITS EENAEKAnLE THICKNESS:

reaching as high as 33 feet. compared To
which the MaNSburg sand has attained
an average spread of but little over -
feet. Such thick Bcrca grit is sell
dom found i'm this country. and is one
of the chief secrets of the prolonged
usefulness of the wells. The wells
throughout this section are prOvcrbiaIly
known as 'Staycr>.
one thousand feet of casing is SUI
cicut TO shut of AN water. and thcweilS
are remarkably free from caving. Al
ter drilling through the sand mo- water
has ever been discovered i'm these wells.
and another distinctive feature. hitherto
but little noticed. is the fact that all
tbc wells hcrcaboutS are what are tech-
uicallv known as flowers. 80 and rec
ouirc mo- pumping nor artificial agency
other than occasional shooting to cN-
tract the uuctious fluid. The oil of TINS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-02
NLD KING COLE
Il 5 Was d merry old soul,
~ Amcuy old soul was he;
lie called for his bowl,
lie called for his pipe,
He called for his IS three.

This Oh king a jolly man, because he was hea'nE' -
for the humist subjects keep their blood III go' oo - ~
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BERLIN. March 3D. Prince BismarcA IS
compiling "a memoir for publication. ~
win comprise the last - years of ms orncial
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Weak Iron Market.

GLASGOW. March 81 The iron market is
very weak Pig iron is quoted at 4gs.
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,f., STREET., loFi Ntl-H' ~
w. ~ ~ medicine and nov Ncsa ~ potASs nave
appetite now l-,. '3ls A-- e.. l.. MITCHELL
times IS weight in gold
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FLOUR.
Roasted Coffees.

"Aa-lma Arhurklr'- DION. nnl ml
own roa.t of .Ol Woman. lior-' il'ad. ani
loose rla-i
,+--S.l, irrut f1r fho Celebrated Duf"nt
Powder Mill~. s ful supply nf ki' i
irsnnI Sporting. Powder irt"rf Bind r'n-.N
b. boa f.r,tlIn. Orders -. .cited FROM H.I..r-
only. Al.n Patent Hemp cotton. nni N.''r
Proof Safety Fuse
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egyrigAaa5y s s. s co.
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WHEELING, TUESDAY. April /.
There is not mach doing in the market
Prices are: Ohio and West Virginia :, -
per pound.
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of thc MtCUigcuccr, and another gentle
man name unknown tome. own an eighth
each. Ii is understood that Mr.. Hart
has been offered a snug sum for his in
tercSt; one report has it $4,000. another
100000. but whatever it is he thinks he
can do better by holding on. 1t is
estimated the well is making $3.50 per
day clear of Il u expenses.
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have extended the well known Eureka
field fully q mile and half northeast.
The product SD far has been largely ON
the northwest side OF the anticinaL
Three now rigs will bee started in the
next three days ON the Ohio side of the
river directly opposite the Two Broth
crS. and it is believed the Eureka field
win soon Dee extended into Washington
county through Newport and Iudepen-
don't township.
The recent strike of the Two Broth
erS. operated by a company of which c..
w. Brockunicr is president, is exciting
special attention. both from its great
overflow from the outset and the appar-
entity mcNhaustibic outlook. I'm the
boring of this wei oil sand was struck
at q depth of l.34S feet. and she is now
sunk about one foot iu the lower pay
streak. She started with flow of 400
barrels. and by actual measurement, is
now. 40 the expiration of l3 days,
turning ont 300 barrels day.
She is yet 90 Doe lowered twelve or
fifteen feet and when fairly drilled
in" there is every reason 90 believe She
will double her present capacity When
tine OH was first struck at the Two
Brothers there were
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The NIetaI Market.

Inc Metal haifSet-
New YORK, april pig Iron. quiet
Copper. nominal. lake sl4 - Lead. dull
and weak; domestic > 81. Tin, dull
but firm: straits so TO-
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EXCHANGE BANK


Urf.IIInit-
IN VANCE. 49, lLl lNgHl h'
fouN n BgOWN g. 80 NELLIE
DILAPLAlN. jobs fktN.
Draft. issued or England Ireland. Scotland
ANA 900 points 900 Europe.
,,,o joins J. JONES Cashier
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IN MANY RESPECTS

section is light amber in color, has a
registered specific gravity of 40, is sim
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~ ADEQUATE FACILlTnFs

for taking tine OH away as fast aS ID
flowed. and for that reason further Dor
ing has been deferred. To meet the
overflow. pipes and tank cars have been
brought into play Most of the pro-
duet mp To- this time has beer
forced by pump through a two
inch pipe over quite "a hill
to the receiving tanks ia the Eurck;
field. "a mile and half distant. TIN,
nine reaches am extreme grade of somC
500 feet. and the incline is such as tC
render it difficult TO countcract the
pressure The 2-iuch pipe Will soon be
replaced by Finch pipe.
The Two Brothers Company covered
about thirty-fyc acres of land Zoo the
Immediate vicinity and about ninety
five acres of the Lower Brother Island
and leO acres of the Browse farm oi
the main land The sand which has
been encountered In this well is of the
best quality.
And speaking OF the sand OF wells 10
this section. it is said 10y those wh'
know. To Dee the best i'm the United
States: not alone for it> pcrSiStcncy is
+ it noted. but also for
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nEING MA UNIFOnN.

there being invariably from 300 TO 100
feet of slate and shalc below the salt
sand.
The construction Of the wells cost on
am average $1,000, including machinery.
casing and tankage. but everything
taken into consolidation it is fairly
cheap territory to operate in. by reason
of which, it is believed Belmont will see
9 remarkable growth in population ere
many years.
Altogether the Two Brothers well is
the biggest strike of the Eureka field.
And ! understand it is owned mostly by
citizens of your city. Report has it that
the Brockunier Bros. own thrce-fourths,
md
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-08-07
Swimming For Boys.

Il never would allow my boy to learn
to SWIM" said the mother Of an only son !;
land never could bear to have him in
a boat. Skating l always detested, and
ball playing I considered vulgar. He had
horse for riding, and he was always
allowed to walk as much as he chose" y
Her hearers understood why it was
that her son had grown up to be mar
row chested and delicate man, and were
thankful that he was permitted to 90 out
doors at all in his boyhood.
Fortunately this young man had pos.
sessed strong love for walking. and
also for study. which had kept him from
inanition, and also out of mischief But
for an active, full-blooded boy not de
cidedly studious, such a briuging,up as
has been described would have meant
either ruin or death.
There Is no need to descant upon the
manifold attractions and uses Of swim.
ming. All proper precautions for his
safety should be taken, but your boy
should learn to swim. Never let him 20
into the water unless he Is well; neithe.
let him 60 alone or with fiighty boys on.
~, even when he has mastered the ar,
Of natatiou-cramps and accidents OF all
sorts are too common for that. Keep
him away from rapids and whirlpools
and impress VI on him at every oppor
,unity, by auecdote, precept, and example
the necessity of exercising prudence In
the matter. Especially see that he Is IA
miliar with remedies for cramp, and with
the modes Of reviving the drowned. MANY
| q valuable life has been lost because
boys companions did not understand how
to use proper restoratives whom his bod,
was nrst recovered from the water
Eate Upton Clark. in Hd'per's Basar.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-08-07
Definitions 26o Years Ago

Most Of the definitions In the English
dictionary OF 1926 are very amusing
says Chambers journal, and some Of
them are ludicrously absurd. The pole
Is described AZ 1.-The end OF the sxletree
wherein the heavens do move" very
primitive explanation. Tue .Hebridean
wave' seems rather q poetical substitute
for the Irish sea and "badger" Is a still
more extraordinary equivalent for a corn
merchant-"One that buys corn or other
victual in one place TO sell 1t In another"
Still funpier are.some of the natural his
tory definitions. A "baboon" Is said 10
be "a beast like An ape, but fare big
ger;"a "lyn1' Is "a spotted beast-it
has a most perfect sight insomuch as II
Is said that that 1t can see through
a wall" The account Of the ISLANDER"
reads like an elaborate joke-"A small
veDomous beast with foure feet aud
short talle it lives In the Are, and at
length, by his extreme cold puts out the
fire."
Turning TO more general topics, we
have the alphabet" defined as 1.-The
cross rowe Of letters" and IAN abeceda-
rian" Is zone who teaches the cross
rowe" According to Cockeram, ian
idiote" is IAN unlearned asse;" lab
ourer'' q "swinker;" and "a heretick" is
sketched more roundaboutly, but with a
clear assertion of the right Of private
opinion, as "he which makes q choice Of
himselfe what poynts Of religion he will
believe and what her will not" Then
from classic times the "Olympic games"
are solemn games OF activity" aud
"Amphitrite' is not, as usual, the god
dess Of the sea, but the ''sea" itself
Mathematics" and .'mathematIclans"
are hardly dealt with. The latter means
"a soothsayer," and the science, as de-
fined, includes nearly all knowledge
"the arts OF arithmetic, musick, geog-
raphie, geometrie, astronomy, astrology,
cosmography, reminding one of the trlv-
ium and quadrivum of the schoolmen of
the middle ages. Actresse" has q very
literal and interesting signi6cation-"a
woman doer;" but at this decade of the
seventeenth century there were no act
resses In the modern sense of the term,
the female parts being then taken by
boys or young men. Women actors first
appeared In 1860.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-08-07
A PatsgonIan Child Do ctor.

When child In Patagonia Is sick,
messenger Is despatched for the docter.
and never leaves him until he comes with
aim. As soon as the doctor arrives. he
looks at the sick child, and then with
much ceremony rolls ii up in piece OF
skin. He then orders a clay plaster, and
by this tim the child has ceased crying.
soothed by the warmth of the skin and
renderiug s;ill more solid his reputation
IS wise man. Yellow clay is brought
and made into q thick cream with water,
and the child is painted from head IA
foot. causing him to cry again. The
devil is still there" says the doctor sage
~, and undoes two mysterious packages
ne carries, one contains rhea SINE W.
ostrich and the other q rattle made of
stones in gourd decorated with feath-
arg.
lie then fingers the sinews. mutteriug
something for a few minutes. then he
seizes the rattle and shakes it violently,
staring very hard at the cryisg child.
Then wraps 1t in the skin again and 1t
ceases crying. Again ii is painted rat
tied at and stared at, aud sgain it cries.
This is done four times. and then The
cure is considered CO rplete. The doctor
leaves the child quiet. embodied in the
warm skin, and goes his way, having re-.
ceived two pipefuls of tobacco asa fee
Strange to say, the child generally re-
covers. but IL 1t does not, the doctor gets
out of the difficulty by declaring that the
parents did not keep the medicine skin
lightly around the child. and so let the
devil get back again. This is the only
treatment sick children in Patagonia art
ever known % receive.-Ladies Hom'
Journal
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-08-07
Effective
Ayers Pills,
Lottery Legislation.

1 he House committee on post offices
ana port roads have reported bill which
II passed ard enforced will go long way
70 close the mails against the Louisiana
lottery company and all other concerns
OF Ike character. whe ther run 10 the in
tere-t OF business or charity. Not only
arr the circulars and letters Of the lot
.ery, church fair drawings" gift CON
certs and other enterprises Of chance
made unavailable under penalty, but let
ters from private citizens to the lottery
containing checks or money in any shape
Tor the purchase of tickets are included
10 the same category. The mail of banks
acting as agents for lottery schemes may
De stopped Also, and money orders 10
payment Of prizes will no. be cashed.
Moreover, tie mailing of lottery letters
Is made continuous offence, Of which
the coorts Of any district where such let
ters go may have jurisdiction. thus secur-
ing the advantage of trial free from the
lpnuences which are powerful with
Louisiana jurors. Newspapers also that
contain lottery advertisements, accounts
OF drawings, or 3 list of the lucky num-
oers are declared unavailable, and at
sempts to mail them will subject the pub
fishers 70 very heavy fine Probably
the bill does all that can be done BY ua
tional legislation to check the business of
the Louisiana concern. No doubt its pro-
visions will be evaded to q considerable
extent, but there ought 10 be enough
virtue in ii TO considerably cut down tue
profits Of the business. Now il the States
would supplement- this national legisla-
ton by some stringent ensctments and en-
force them pretty serious blow might
De struck s.. the Louisiana company.