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. rnr yAy COOKE FAILuRE.
Eanal Diviasnd 10 Be Paid 0n AEssday
r~xs---whss xt Consisas 0f.

Kanal Diviasnd to Hse Paid 0n axonday
N@xs---wA.s xa Consists OF
PnrIADKrRHIA, Nov. i2.--The trustee
Of the estate OF Jay Cooks a. Co., am
nounces tbs payment Of the final divi-
dsnd npon claims presented before Mon
day next The final dividend win be Ii
pst cent. In cash ON q 6,45l eco and eight
and ons-half shares of Northern Pacific
preferred stock. three and one~half
sharcs or Oregon Steamship and Naviga-
ton stock and three-fourths Of share
az preferred stock Of the ct. Paul and
Duluth railroad. TO each 81 900 Of claim
10 creditors holding that n1nont and MP
wards. With the payment Of this divi-
Aend The affairs of Jay Cooke N Co. win
- wound up and the total amount OF
eaah raid on IL viii have been 15l per
cent. On e6. .45i 900.
During the process of winding up the
intricate affairs OF the estate. the Jay
Cooke interest has acquired about one
hnlf tha outstanding claims through re-
dsnpfiun and purchase. In the distri-
hnfion of bonds and stocks to the cred
if0r2. the amount la the aggregate
realized his more than exceeded the
&xt3nt of the claims.
Absorbed W ahs Pennsylvania Line.
IxpzAKArO1ls. Nov. 12.--There Is ex-
cellenk authority for stating that neg0-
fiafi0ns are practically perfected BY
wfieh the Pennsylvania company will
e. xhe lst or January take control Of
TIA YandaIin limo through the Tefre
HMu&e and Indianapolis road, which u
the Lessee of kha st. L0uis. Vandalia and
T1rxe Hanke. The deal Ia said 10 In
elnds iAs TsrTs Harts end Losangport
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HuRog, u D., Nov. lathe senate
win stand: Republicans, "a; opposition,
81, with the house tie. Meliett's plu-
rality for governor will exceed Loucks /,
Ind, ZOO; Taylor, DEM, 1900. It Is
very probable that the capital question
viii 60 to the courts for settlement.
PmRRK, II. D., Nov. II.--Latsst adj
vices which are nearly Ii not exactly
orrect, give Pierre the capital by over
2. 400 majority over Huron.
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Newspaper Men Islay BIiliards.

CHICAGO, Nov. II. The handicap ann
atsur billiard tournament for Chicago
newspaper men opened at the Bruns-
wick Bake Coilender warerooms. Over.
600 spectators were present. Joseph A.
Murphy, Of The Tribune, 100 points, do
feating Charles q. Seymour, Of The
Herald, 100 points. By q score Of $50 10
i32. Jake Shaefer and Frank Ives gave
exhibitions at the Bake line and four
space games, and Yank Adams twirled
finger caroms.
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GRAND FoRKs. N. ID, Nov. 1a. --Grand
Forks new opera house was formally
opened by Governor Miller Monday
night. The Emma Abbott Opera COM
pany Eaye the opening performances.
The receipts for the evening were nearly
1000. The building Is perfect In APP
p0intm6nI and elegant ia its nttinga.
ltz cost hes been upwards on go. 900.
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TO RUN ITS OWN sLEEPERs.

The Mii@aakee Road WIZ do oAway With
Tss Paiimaa Service.
' CHICAGO, Nov. i2.-Eight years ago
the Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul
Railroad company decided to turn over
the mansge1nentsof It's sleeping cars to
the Pullman Palace Car company. Mon
day night the contract between the two
compan&es expired, and the Chicago,
Mls4 aza7ee end st. Paul again com
meuged the operation Of It's sleeping car
service. Ey the action Of the st. Paul
road. which has about 1000 miles Of
sleeping car lines. the Pullman company
loses one Of the greatest lines In the
Northwest and one of the most impor-
tant districts
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MrSHKAroIls, Nov. l2.--Some time
ago theirs was discovered q shortage in
License Inspector Rays accounts. Seven
saloonkeepers had deposited $500 license
noney with Che city treasurer aiSd 500
with Ray. Th8 latter amounts turned
mp missing, and the police commission
has decided chat che saioonxeepers must
put up another $500 or shut up shop.
They are given f0rty-eight hours 20 pro-
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READING, Pa, Nov. 1.-THE strike In
the Pottxville Irop and Steel c0mpany's
rolling mill at West Hamburg has been
settled. Tie strike started because ths
superintendent found fault with N Ina
perfect billet of iron and refused % pay
Tor its production. The MIL viii re-
sune operations at once.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE shsrifFs
Office has been obliged to return the en-
ecutions on the three judgments aggre-
eating over $500. 900 entered against the
Duchess Of Marlborough for money bors
rowcd In England unsMtishsd, ~ the
Office has been unable 20 find any prop
erty 20 levy ON.
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coNFlDENcED THE KIDS.

Hirminghana, Ala. school Chiidran oat-
raxseassy swindlcd---sxany xnjarsd in
Ara Insuing pAmsc.
BrEauNoHAA. Ala, Nov. i2.--A strane
ger giving his name a. William Fon-
taine, visited all the public schools in
the city Monday and announced that he
would give show at o'clock. A pres
ent was to be given to every child who
attended. Twelve hundred children paid
10 cents admission, but In the hall they
found no show, and no presents. Fon-
tame told them 10 pass out the back
way and they would receive their pres
ents there, but the children refused.
Then he went into dark corner lighted
q match and shouted @Fire." This
caused panic, and many children were
trampled under foot, many being
crushed and bruised. Fontaino locked
himself in a room. The police battered
down the door and arrested him. A
woman who accompanied him was also
taken into custody. Both Of them re-
fnee to give any explanation of the
affair.
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NEW yoRK. Nov. 10. -Nearly 5000
people assembled ut Cooper unionrsc
celebrate tho memory Of the FIVE men
who were executed i'm Chicago three
years ago on account Of the Haymarket
riot. The event this year Ia the split into
two sections, last nights celebrations
Hbeing BY the socialists and that of to-
night by the anarchists. Forty-two So
cieties were represented
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TWO Well knewn Wall street Ffrms
xsresd Co the Wall By the steek
rsRie.
NEw YoRK, Nov. ~. The nrst taia-
urs has been announced on the Stock
Exchange. The embarrassed firm 10 G..
ii whitney A Co. the representative
~ sn.nv az tha southern financial insfi-
tx,tianz and the repreSentafives of the
Wh;tuey National Bank of New
r,~le.ns large anounf az stock has
he~n sola nnder the rule for their &C.
eonnt. No stafernsnt AZ the condition
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TraxIIian voiuntssrs for portuxai.

nIo JANIERo, Nov t2.--Two hundred
Portuguese patriots have sailed from
this port for Lisbon on the French
steamer lie Breeil They have rendered
their services to reinforce the Portuguese
garrisons in East Africa.
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rseeelvers for the sugar trust.

BROOKLYN, M. ", Nov. i2.--Gen.
Henry w. Slocuna, Henry O, Havemeyer
ard y. VI White were appointed receiv-
e1s Of the sugar trust. The bond is
GOO, 900 each, with two or more sureties.
The motion for Judgment IL reserved
and the injunction Ia superseded as soon
ns the receivers take charge.
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LONDON, Nov. 12.--It Ia stated that
Gen. Boulanger has left Jersey, but his
destination Is unknown.
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CamphaIl Ia Rettsr.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. IL. Governor
Campbell was able TO sit up for short
time, his condition being much Inn
proved. IL Is believed that al danger
OF an attack OF pneumonia has passed.
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oEDoE, Nov. 1e.--The British and
Irish coasts arc being sweptby furious
gale, and great quantities OF wreckage
are being washed ashore. The rain falls
necessarily. In the Festuniog district
numbers of workman's cottages have
been carried away.
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FoRg 8MITn, Ark, Nov. William
M. Fishback announces that he will cp-
pose Senator ]. X. Jonw Cor the United
States senate. The Arkansas Legislature
viii nsst In January.
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@. III. Benton, leading lawyer of
Minneapolis and one OF the best known
Masons In the state, died suddenly Ia
his ofiics Manday.
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poKTIAND, Ore, Nov. I2.--Articles of
agreement for y tight batween Jack
Dempaey and Bob Fitzsimmons, the
Australian, before the New Orleans
Athletic club, tor . purse Of &I9, 600
were received here and were aligned by
Demnnev
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Train srsn Arrested for Causing wreck

SCRANTON, Pa, Nov. William
Smith, the ergineer, and Thomas Ksrns.
the conductor, who were responsible for
the terrible wreck on the New York.
Ontario and Western road on Wednes-
day last, have been arrested and ar
raigned In this city ON . charge Of
criminal negligence The accused men
were held in e., 800 bail.
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Ten Thousand workusn Thrown oat.
MADRID. Nov. io.-Fire destroyed q
large tobacco factory In this city, caus-
ing a loss OF 500, 600. Ten thousand
working people are deprived Of employ
ment bY the confederation.
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ENoLlsH RAILWAY DIsAsrEs.


Ten KILLED ana might Tn5ursa is ceifi-
ssom On ths 0TsAs western Railway.
IsONnoN, Nov. n. News has been
received here Of terrible accident ON
the Great Western railway ~ Norton
Tstz warren station, near Taunton. A
heavily laden goods train crashed into >
special passengsr train from Plymouth
which was conveying TO London the
passengers from the Caps of Good Hope
who had arrived by the steamer Norham
Castle. Ten persons are reported killed
and eight injured, several seriously.
The utmost anxiety prevails among
those who had relatives or friends ON the
Norham Castle TO ascertain the names
cf the victims.
Later advices from the scene Of the
Of the wreck on the Great Western
railway near Norton Fitz-Warren sta
tion state that the special train from
Plymouth 10 London with the passen-
gers OF the steamer Nordhan Castle,
from the Cape OF Good Hope was made
np OF four passenger coaches containing
fikty psasengegs. 1t was pitch dark and
d drenching rain was falling when, at Z
o'clock the special running af rate the Of
fifty miles an hour, dashed by the little
DUAItF4HHAr4ifAU E&A&&HB ANU A830A 1850 49,
tion. The signal man ON duty had for
Eutten that the heavily laden Great
Western goods train was stand
ing GA the mp track to permit OF the
down mail passing on It's way In safety,
a. 1t did. The danger signals were not
displayed to the engineer CT the oncom-
ing special, and with all the momentum
Of its weight and tremendous speed the
doomed train.
Harlsd Itself Upon tine Goeas Train
I'm its path. The force of the collision
was such that at the moment Of contact
ths first coach Of the special was literally
smashed into matchwood. Almost Inn
mediately after the collision sparks
from the engine furnace communicated
10 the debris and the horror or fira was
added to the terrors of the catastrophe.
Before anything could be done towards
rescuing them SIX Of the occupants Of
the first coach who had escaped In the
awful crash, were slowly burned tc
death In the presence OF fellow human
beings, who were powerless TO release
them from the flames. which gradually
enyel0ped and slowly consumed thsis
bodies One of the passengers who bad
been killed at the moment the trains
came together, presented q ghastly spec.
tacle, hts head having been severed from
bis body o. cIeanly rs though IL had
been done by the guillotine.
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NEW YoRg, Nov. 1e. e.--James Freder-
ick Goddard has assumed the duties Of
commissioner Of trunk lines, khe pcsi
ton vacated SONS months ago BY Albegi
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SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1.-THE whaler
Charles w. Morgan, which arrived Sat-
uraay from Okholsk Sea, reports the loss
of ak Of her crew. The nien left the
vessel In q small boat Sept. In pursuit
IF d whale, which they succeeded In
hgxpooninR The whale started oA at =
rapid rate, towing the boat, which con-
tained the second maac and five seaInen.
Fog set In and they were sonn lost from
view. A search was made for them,
bat they were never found, and It IL bs-
lieved the whale smashed the boat, kill
ing the occupants. The whaler Nor
whal, from Fox Island, reports SIX
men washed overheard during gale,
but two of them were fortunately
thrown back alive by returning wave.
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schooner wrecked, Crew missing.

0swEGo, NJ. Y, Nov. 12.-The
schooner ocean Wave, of Coburg, Cam
ada, was found floating bottom-up about
fifteen miles north Of this port In Lake
Ontario. It In feared that the crew,
consisting Of Capt Brokenshise, OF Co
burg, and his crew of five men were
ArnugnMd
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2,216 n ~ Prizes amounting to sl7s5s0
7 All prizes sold In the United States fully paid
In q. s. Currency. 4, s'{.t9 y

lI'.IlI II 1EN . WAN EOs s-ITEI ~ ?
sS-FoE CLUB RATES. or any further iniorIna.
t!on desired, write leglbly 10 the undersigned,
clearly stating your residence, with State, 0oun.
ty, street aud number More rapid return mail
delivery will DO assured by you enclosing en-.
relopc bearing your full address, 80. J,-sEl
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elg W. = ~ Y Isl, 81, ~
would give in.An equity case, and cooks
will be chosen as carefully as conAden.
tial clerks. Such study as this by future
housewives will Ftend ! to eliminate the
amateur, element which Is the bane OF
the housekeeping Of the present. g In
many cases the head OF the household 10
a,woman who thinks that, because, she
has lived iins "a house all her, life, she
knows how to manage ono the cook
thinks that, because she has eaten all
her lie, she understands the preparation
Of food and theRsecond ggirl'gis sure
such suck smps things pu as am sn.wsyus Sss
and passing plates. I,
3 II any other. serious business on earth
should be undertaken In the same spirit,
would there be room for surprise at ITS
failure 2 - w 4 r. t7issi1
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o., 800 Reward for n Lost Cat.

The equivalent ii English MOI money Of
$500 was once offered by AN old lady
in London for the return Of a favorite
cat which had rstrayel or been stolen.
People called her a CRANK" and perhaps
she was. tits unfortunate that one Of
the gentler sex should ever gain this Ii.
tie, yet many do. It Is, however, fre.
quently not their fault. Often functional
arrangements will apparently changes
.woman's entire nature. Don't blame
such sufferers II they are cranky, but
tell them to use Dr. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription, which is Z an iufailible
remedy for female weakness" 1t will
soon restore them to their normal con!
dition. It Is warranted to give satisiac:
tion in every case, or money paid for 1t
will be Refunded. = Z, 4 t.5llS.l
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* MAIN LINR-EAsr.
4 For Baltimore, Philadelphia and Now Yort
t'SS .. M. 2:25 and ll:60 p. M, daily, ~. L. -
;. cumberland Accommodation, 1850 a. m, e1
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Hon. W. L. WILSON,

Warrington Correspondence Chtodgo Tribune. z.
+4lW.L.Wilson. of.,West Virginia. Is q
scholnrslin politics, but ho is more
at; home in the hurly.burly OF the
House than might be supposed. He
made by all odds the best speech on the
tariff that marked the dreary debate on
the Mills bill In tho Fiftieth Congress.
Some ono Of the Republicans who start.
cd In to attack him under the dslusion
that they were dealing with a college
doctrinaire found that he'was an intense
Impractical I debster.f III Mr.. q Wilson Is
nominally lawyer, but has never prac.
ticed much. q He twas q delegate TO the
Cincinnati Convention in 1880 and was
IN EleCtor on the Hancock ticket. : lie
resigned the Presidency < Of the West
Virginia State University TO become a
member, OF the Forty.eighth Congress.
Mr.. Wilson Is m Ii. D. and has various
other, titles. R He is strict construction
Democrat, but he thinks the Exposition
ought to be held in Washington and
has introduced a bill appropriatipg SIS.
100000 OF Uncle Sans money. for that
n LflsaAgs3
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ClscISSArI, o.. Jan. o3.-Flour easier. Wheat
dull aud slow; rcd 7SaT9c; receipts $500 bushels
shipments 100 bushels. Corn steady; No. !
mixed S2l1IaS4c.E Oats firm; So.t2 mixed oiHc.
Rye hrmer at 52Iklc. Pork steady at $40 Is. Lard
stronger at $500. Bulk meats quiet: short ri os
5.00c. Bacon steady; short clear Csc. Whisky
quiet at s. U. Butter, sugar and cheese steady
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A. CHILD KILLED (

Y Another child killed by the use Of
opiates given in the, form Of soothing
syrup. Why mothers give their children
such deadly poison is surprising when
they can relieve the child Of its peculiar
troubles by using DR.. Acker's Baby
Soother, 1tcontains no opium or, NOR.
phine. y Sold by Logan Drug Co., J., T.
Goodwin & Co., O. R. Geotze, "a T.
Young, John Coleman, Daw-1C
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fferersfrom Catarrhal troubles should
read the above. rThs2Eow I;
Any Druggist :

In the United States will recommend
Elixir Of Dates if you need a gentle and
reliable laxative. II; your liver is mac
tive you can't: hope for good health
until you regulate the regulator" by
taking some safe remedy. Elixir Of
Dates is just what you need. Give it a
trial? Sold in so cent bottles by G. R.
Goethe, WV. Irwin, John Laughlin.
Logan Drug Company and Goodwin &
Co., wholesale agents. 80 -.
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ADUTY TO YOURSELF.

It is surprising that people will use use, a
common; ordinary pill when they can
secure a valuable English one for the
same money. DR.. Acker's English pills
are positire cure fer sick-headache and
all liver troubles. They are small, sweet,
easily taken, and do not grippe. Z For sale
by Logan Drug Co.. J. IT. Goodwin &
Co., Jar Goethe, "A. T.. Young, John
Coleman. "a Daw.9 q
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g LEADING physiciansreco Ayers
Sarsaparilla. 4 Old and young take it with
perfect safety. It scleanses the blood,
strengthens the nerves, and ,vitalizes the
system. Popular experience has: long
placed this medicine at the head Of tonic
alternatives. IL s5t'5li u &c iss5i9 ,D4w
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THAT beautiful glossy sheen, SO much
admired in hair, can belsecured by the
use Of ayers Hair Yigor. There is
nothing better than this preparation for
strengthening the scalp and keeping 1t
free from dandruf and Itching erup.
tons. 4 Is ~ 4if Es,jsI, Ms Nv B
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!TSaxadnr. cures {Lirt- Com lainf..l
Bilious, n nsefionsi and
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\ Bucklen's Arnica Salyc

The best; salve in the world i.ior cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,,
corns, and all skin eruptions, ! and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay, required. lit
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded: u Price Is cents per
box. u For sale by; Logan Drug Co. Ne
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LADY lin furniture store to new clerk
where are those handsome sideboards
that you had last week ~ Clerk lem.
barrassel) -"0h, eI-er--I shaved them
oil day alore yesterday, ma am."
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Central Standard TIme.
TgnnSyIVdnidLInRS.!



4 Trains via The Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail-.
road leave bridgeport for Pittsburgh, Chicago
and Cleveland, 400 a. H.. For Pittsburgh, lO:2l
q. m. For Chicago aud Cleveland, l:l2 n. m.
For Pittsburgh and New York, 2;a D. m. Fot
steubenville, 1888 a. m ne
e Trains arrive at Bridgeport at 1853 a, NJ. 1912,
a. m; 1913 p. M, 4S7 p. m, and 1852 D, m, = "
y On Saturdays 0nly-Forz East LIVERPOOL. 6.l4
p. NJ; from East Liverpool, 1l:l2 p. m. N
.5!s..jS5 FROM WHEELING STATION.
Trains yis the Pituburgh,- Cincinnati & a.
Louis Rallway-Pan.Handle Route-leaycWheel.
Ing Tor stcubenville; PitHburgh and the East.
6:n 9. M, !2:45 T. M, 500 p. M, and $40 D, m.
For Columbus, Cincinnati, Indiana polls and 81.
Louis, Go u. m. and $40 p. N. For Columbus
and Chicago, l2:45 p. m. Trains arrive at Wheel.
ing At 5:tO q. m, go a. M. 2:l5 p M and 800
p. m. Trains leaving Ut $50 4. IN. and arriving
at $50 p. NJ run solid between Wheeling ana
Plttsbnrgh. All trains daily except Sunday. =
IL ANAWHA'& OHIO RAILWAY, !3i
~ RoBr. W. K ELLEr, Receiver. {fIll1$
y tksnavhas Short aLine). "a Schedule in effect
February 8, 1889, tSubtect 70 change without mo-
tlce. TrainE leave Wheeling 1870 q. m. via !
Ohio River Railroad, arrive Charleston; 8:s5 ..
N.Y. Leave Charleston Sis q. m; arrive vi heel.
Ing 7:i5 p. n. via o. &. &. B. Leave ChAriestou
1880 p. M, arrive Wheeling 1855 o, M via Coi.
umbus and Panhandle. daily except sunday
Central Standard Time Sundays only, train
leave Charleston 800 q. NJ, arrive Wheeling I:ls
,.pll.a ..,t!-,sal GEO. J. ERMLICH, q. P. 4. Z
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d New YORK, Jan; (. 2a.-pctroleum steady; dc.
clioed TO 81 rallied and closed firm Of 81 OK,
while February opencd1reak at 81 Of. advanced
TO 81 OK, then reacted and closed steady at
highest 81 0!5z; lowest 81 0714; closing atsl 07;
sales COS 900 barrels q y 60
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Losses Red Clover Pile Remedy, is a
positive specific for all forms ef the dis
ease. Blind, bleeding, itching, liberated
aad&protruding piles y Price Soc For
sale by Logan Drug Co., Bridge Corner
Druggists, Wheeling, w. Va.sATs; DawEIt