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1t was Mr.. Emerson who said ''the first
wealth is health" and it was wiser than
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS who said that "thc
blood is the life. ? The system, like the
clock, runs down. 1t needs winding up.
The blood gets poor and scores Of diseases
result 1t nee IS touic to enrich it.
A certain wise doctor. after years Of pa
tent study, discovered medicine which
purified the blood, gave tone to the system
and made men-tired, nervous, brain-wast-
ing men-feel like new He called it his
Golden Medical Discovery" II has been
sold for years sold by the million of bot
ties, and people found such satisfaction in it
that DR.. Pierce, who discovered it, now
feels warranted in selling it under a positige
guarantee of its doing good in all cases
Perhaps it is the medicine for you.
Yours wouldn't be the first case of scrofula
or salt.rheum. skin disease, or lung disease
it has cured when nothing else wonId. The
trials worth making and costs nothing.
Money refunded if it don't do you good.
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which we call the present., while
shadowy hands from the past wave
their thanks that he has given them
aperpetual audience, and adown the
future generations are coming to
keep his memory green.
Many to-day may ask what was
the motive Of the gift There can
be but two motives; one the desire
of doing good, the other the desire
for increased regard and affection
among his fellows. | believe both
were instrumental, and both are
equally laudable. The man or wo:
man who does good to mankind is
entitled to affection and respect, and
the world, noner or later, gives it
ungrudgiuSly and unstinted The
venture will be profitable, and the
returns from this investmel Though
the donor may not ask twill be
large Neither the capital nor the
profits will come in the coin of the
realm 1t will be something far
more precious a "a Of which he can
not be robbed.
The merchant who sends his ships
with gold and silver to the Orient
does not receive gold and silver in
return, but an exchange of far more
value. The ship brings back the
silks, the cashmers, the spices of
Cathay SO will it be with him who
sends out such an argosy as this. It
will not return in material wealth,
but it will, in ''jewels richer than all
tribe, regard, affection, and the
consciousness Of not having lived in
vain.
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The great DIR. Boerhaave left three direc-
tions for preserving the health-keep the
feet warm, the head cool, and the bow els
open. Had he practised in our day, he
might have added: and purify the blood
with Ayers Sarsaparilla; for he certainly
would consider it the best
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-10-23

The lower falls of the Genesee
river at Rochester, n. ", are utilized
for the production of electricity, and
more than 500 motors are in use.
Power is furnished to run sewing
machines in Io8 tailor shops. the
charge being SIS year for one
eighth horse power.
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Ayers Pill, being convenient, efficacions
and safe. are the best cathartic, whether on
land or sea. in city or country. For const-
patton, sick headache, Indigestion and tor
pid liver, they never fail. Try box of
them; they are sugar-coated.
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1t is estimated that in England
one man in 500 gets college edu-
cation, and in America one in every
200.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-10-23

1t is known that Chinese as early
as o6o, A D. fastened rockets to the
arrows that the latter might be
brown to a greater distance.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-10-23

Berlin horse cars carry annually
nearly 100, 900, 900 passengers.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-10-23

The king of medicines Hoods Sarsapa
rilla. 1t conquers scrofula, salt rheum and
all other blood diseases.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
County Officers.

Anthony Van Wyck County Judge
John Hannah ..........:'... ''...,.... :; .oherlh
AdOph J. Rurg.----...... ..... 49,. treasurer
-. b. Benedict ................ ..... County Clerk
Iohn RI Corcoran ............ Clerk Circuit Court
James Pennefeather O.. Register Of Deeds
MyrOn ~. BAKER. DlSLIlCl Attorney
Hubert Schwan ..... 80. ........... Coroner
Jason Lothrop Surveyor
VIM. Middlecamp. Co. Supt of Schools, P. o. Somers
ID. L. Burgess -. ~. Supervisor from Brighton
George Curtis 49,. ........ Supervisor from Bristol
Nathan r. Allen -. Supervisor from Kenosha City
John Bruins ......... Supervisor from Kerosha City
Philip Hartman - Supervisor from Ken0sha City
Jacob Ernst 49,. 49, Supervisor from Kenosha City
d. NJ tones ............ Supervisor from Paris
b. c. Dowse ...... Supervisor from Pleasant Prairie
Albert A. Mygatt - - Supervisor from Randall
N NJ Burgess . " Supervisor from Salem
A. c. Ozanne. ........... Supervisor from Somers
!. b. Lohons. ......-.. Supervisor from Wheatand
D. b. Benedict ........... 800. County Agent
Antoine Weskopf .. ..,,.... County Physician
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Randall.

bert A. Mygatt, Chm, P. o., Genoa Junction
George N. Bassett, Town Clerk. Bassetts Station
Henry Benedict, Treasurer P o., Bessetts Station
John Elverman Assessor O., Bassetts Station
Ferdinand Johns, Supervisor. -. Bassetts Station
\ Inert Brainard Supervisor. - WilmOt
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There are II 365 women CONNER
cial travellers in the United States.
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There are 1900 women printers
in England
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Salem.

N. NJ. Burgess, Chairman. ............P. o.. Salem
7. F. Thompson Town Clerk. ...-....P. o., Wilmot
!. NJ. Orvis, Town Treasurer. ?. O., Trevor
II. MINIS, Assessor. -. ------...P. y. Salem
NJ. keenan,, Supervisor. Observation-Disclosures. Wmot
Ward Bloss Supervisor 49,. ............... Salem
F. J. Owen, Justice of the Peace ........... Wilmot
a. VanAlstein' - ...... ....Salem
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w heatRand.

7. r Lohons Chairman ....... P. o, New Munster
r. H. Hoelz, Town Clerk ........P. o., New Munster
r. II. Smith, Town Treasurer..P. o., New Munster
H. +. Homer, Assessor. up. O., New Munster
Z w. Peterson, Supervisor -. ....... Wheatand
Thos. Pennefeather, :..........:. Wheatland
Geo H. FAY. Justice of the Peace. SHADES Corners
Ozra w, Eddy, :" = Fox River Station
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Of every million people in the
world 800 are blind ,
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SORNeF'S,

A. c. Ozanne Chairman -. .......P. o., Scmers
W. ]. Rhodes, Town Clerk ...P. o., Somers
6. X. Shepard, Town Treasurer. P. O., Somers
Joseph Bishop, Assessor. -. P. o., Somers
Alvin L. Curtis Supervisor .Berryville
James r. Petrie, - .......... -. .Kenosha
N. F. Thompson Justice of the Peace ...-.- Somers
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Kanosha Post. Office.
Arrival and Closing OF Mails.

OPENS. CLOSES.
Daily Except .,uAday)..-.... 700 a. 800 y.
Sunday .------IK.45 a. m r2:4s P. m
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ChiCaGO. Rock Island & Pacific Ry.

Including Lines East and West Of the Missouri
River. The Direct Route to and from CHLlAGO
ROCK ISLAND, DAVENPORT, DIES MOINES
COUNCIL BLUFFS, WATERToWN, SIOUX
FALLS, MINNEAPOLIS, ST. PAUL, ST: jos
EPTTg ATCHTsON LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS
CITY, TOPEKA, DENVER, COLORADO SPNGs
and PUEBLO. Free Reclining Chair Cars to anc
from CHICAGO, CALDWELL, hUICA1NSOE
and DODGE CITY and Palace Sleeping Cars be-
tuzeen CHICAGO. WICHITA and HUTCHINSON.
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Pleasama PraiF.ie.


D. M. Jones, Chairman ......-P. o., Union Grove
Louis G. Williams, Town Clerk. 49,. P. O., Paris |
George Price, Treasurer. P o., Paris
VIM E. Heidersdorf, Assessor. 1900. P. o., Paris
A. A Burgess, Supervisor Paris
H. Swautz, Supervisor . ...--..- -. Paris
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Bristol.

George Curtis, Chairman ............P. o., Bristol
Chas. H. Waldo, Town Clerk.--...P. O., 7. Prairie
7. A. ROwbottom, Treasurer -. -. p. o. Bristol
). H. Karnes, Assessor .---...... Pleasant Prairie
c. E. Williams, Supervisor. Bristol
Chas L. Marsh, Supervisor -. 80. w oodworth
T. E. Dixon Justice Of the Peace. ........... Bristol
Geo. Z. : ndrus. :. g :. 49,. .----------
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SOLID YESTIBULE EXPRESS TRAINS

of Through Coaches, sleepers Free Reclinine
Chair Cars and CTzast Of Mo- Riverl Dining Carr
daiIv between CHICAGO, DIES MONIES, COUN
Gil BLUFFS and OMAHA, with FREE Reclin
inc Chair Car to NORTH PLATTE (Neb.l, an:
hefveerl CHICAGO and DENVER, COLORADO
SPRINGS and PUEBLO via St. Joseph, or Kan
sas City and Topeka. Splendid Dining Hotels
west Of ST. Joseph and Kansas City. Excursions
daiIy with Choice Of Routes to and from Sal
Lake Portland, Los Angeles and san Francisco
The Direct Line 70 and from Plkes PEAS, MANI
to1. Garden of the Gods, the SanitarIurns, anc
Scenic CSrandaurs OF Colora 10,
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TRUSTEES Safe.
TRUSTEES SALE,

BY virtue ola deed oftrust madcby George ".
lienaann and Mary A. T'emanti, his wife, to me is
trustee. bearing date on tho first day OF DeCcu,.
Der, 1SSl. and recorded In the o!iceo o! the Clerk
Of me County court OF Ohio county, West Viz.
einiu, In Deed OF Trust Book No. -, puge 575, /
VIII proceed 70 sell Mt public auction, at the
couuty, IN the city OF Wheeling, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER IL, 1890,
beginning NJ ~ o'clock y. m, all tho right, t!to
aIu interest OF the sAid George w., Tiemann aud
Mary A. Tiemann, his wife. or either OF them,
legal or equitable, In the following described
real cstate Tint Is to say: Four acres aud
twenty percheS QormetlyI part OF the fnrm ut
one time owned by Adam Flichner and after
wards by Samuel J. Boy d) In Ohio county, OH
the National Road. about two and Il half miles
east OF the city OF Wheeling; btguuingR. astske
Oh the east side OF the said road. and the south
west corner of Il tract OF land on the 10th day OF
July, 1885,. conveyed by Adam Fltchner and Wife
70 jacob n. Warden: thence north 26.i5 west
1917 poles; thence north COILS east dlJ1 poles:
thence south p cast 1870 poles 10 the line OF the
!and conveyed rs nlore.aid TO said Warden;
thence south 6i52 west .0A poles with the line
Of the land conveyed as Aforesaid 10 said War.
den TO the beginning, together with the right
OF way along lane twelve feet wide running
with and adjoining the northwest line OF IL par.
eel Of land, (near the land couycve,! by slid crr,
Of trust) OH the Goth day OF July. 1857, conyCycl
by Adam Fitchncr aud wife to Edward NJ. Nor
ton, also the right to the use OF the large spring
IN another and contiguous part Of said farm,
with the further right to lay water pipes from
SAID spring 10 any OF The land conveyed by said
deed OF trust. But all subject to the concurrent
and joint interest OF certain other persons, speci
lied N said decd irofn said Fitchner aud wife 10
said Edward NJ. Norton: the said property above
conveyed being the same which was conveyed
to the said John Henry TlomGnn by George IS.
Robinson and wife by deed dated January %
1869, md OF record IN the und records OF Ohio
county. in Deed Book No. IS. page lSi. =
TEkNS nP ,,Y,
as the purchaser may elect, cash In hand on The
day Of salc, and the balance In two equal install.
meats, payable respectively tit six and twelve
months from the day OF sale wi interest, thu
PURCHASER 10 give his notes for the deferred In
to be retained m further security until the i'd
notes and interest are paid. Nh =
nol3 W. P.HUBBARD. Trustee. "a
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THRUSTEE'S SALE.

~ virtue OF decd OF trust male by iieuryC,
F. Tiemaun and Annie NJ. Tlemuan, his wife, 10
nc as trnStee. bearing dute on tho first day OF
DDecSnioer 1851 and recorded 10 the Office OF tho
G!efk Of The County Court OF Ohln County.
west Virginia: in Deed OF Trust Book No. "
page 57a 1 will proceed to cell nc public auction
4t the front door OF tho Court HOUSE for said
OHIO county, in the City of Wheeling, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER IL, 1880,
beginning ut 10 O'Clock Il, m, ali the right.
g.. 7. Tienann, and NJ. TIrmann. ia
wife. or either OF them, legal or equitable. in
the following described real estate, that Is 10
say; Feur htres and twenty pciches formerly
part OF the farm at one limo owned by Adam,
E!lchner and afterwards by SAMUEL ). Boy0O in
Ohio county. on the Rational road, about Two
and hall miles east OF the city OF Wheeling:
beginning al stake on the east side OF The said
road, and tho southwest corner OF tract OF
land on the 10th day OF July, 1872, conveyed Nv
Adam Fitchner aud vito 10 jacob NJ Warden:
thence e, north 2cl5 ives. 7pocs; thence north
poles 10 the line OF the land conveyed rs aiorr.
SAID to said Warden; thence s.uth Ci52 wctt
ioA poles with tho line OF the land conveyed ON
a Aforesaid to said Warden 70 the begin.
along lnpe twelve feet wide running with
and adjoining the northwest liile OF
parcel Of land (near the land conveyed by said
deed OF trusp, Oh The 10Th day efJuly, l553, con-
yeyed by Adam Fltchner ind wife to Edward Il.
Norton also the right 10 the use Of the lnfRc
spring In another and contiguous part OF Siid
BARN, with the further right 10 lay wntcs Plies
from said spring to any Of tho land conveyed Nv
said decd OF trust. Bit all subject 10 tic con,
current and Joint interest OF certain other pcr.
sops, specified IN said deed from said Fi,chucr
and wife TO said Edward NJ. Sorlon the Said
property above conveyed being the same which
was conveyed TO the said john Henry T!emann
oy George ". tobinson aud wife. by deed dated
january =, 1869. nnl OF record In the land rec.
ords OF OHIO county. in Decd Book No. 81, page
1871 .--- s+-Hg.'I -lEl1.T - = if "NS
TERMS OF third, or as much more ~
the purchaser may elect, cash IN hand on tho
dny Of tale. mud the balance In two equal Install.
months from the day of sale, With Interest. Tho
purchwcr TO glye his notes for the deferred in,
s.nllments. with good frcnrl,y, and the legal
title 10 be retained rs further security until Tho
said notes and interest arc paid. -
nolS .. W. +. HUBBARD Trustee.
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CHICAGO ILL.,, Dec. f.-Cattte-Ieccfpts IL eco
heal market steady: export Christmas steers
:? o oSa -: TEXANS % 9jas IS. lIoss-RcceIpts
%, IVY mead shipments 5000 head; mnrkc, wcnk
and Lower; packers 50 55a3 70; common mixed
81 2Sa3 10; pigs s? 2ia? 80 Shcep-Icccipts 10 i'd
head; shipments $500 head: market nctiyc.
natives 81 doai SC; westerns 81 loci S7LI.'. =
ClSCI$SAri. o., Dec. 1.-Iiogs In better sun.
Ply ana lover; common and lish. s. 7baI g.:
pncking hna butchers So GDa3 S.: receipts LOO
head; shipments 400 head. s.1'4f''1i ''- '''
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CEALED PROPOSALS

NH DO received by the Clerk Of Tho t,l,v a,
wheeling until the 70 day Of December, ls96, nj
o o'clock p, H., TO print mud bud In The styIe
anu form 0ln book OF the Pittsburgh ordinances,
! INC laws AMI ordinances OF tho Gity OF Wheel,
Ing bidders viii bid by the psap. The said or.
uinahce book nni laws md o,diranccS may be
seSn ~ Inc office Of WhILo * ALEU-. Tho bids
nnnccs. TIiOMIS II. TiioNEP 'u''
lOsM Mir I,InrL
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Central Standard Time,
Observation-Disclosures.
From Bridgeport Station

Trains via the Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail.
road leave Bridgeport Tor Pittsburgh. Ch.crRo
q. m. For Chicago aud Cleveland, 500 y. m. For
plt'snurgh and Sew York, 2li p. N. For Eltu.
benyllle, 6:i3 IN.
Trains atriyerH! Bridgeport a, ECO A. NJ. 10 20
q. M; 1910 p. H., :a2 y. NJ, and 3:l5 p. m @
On Saturdays oniy-For East Liverpool, GIL
p. m; from East Liverpool, i:l2 p. N. ,s
FROM WHEELING STATION.
Trains via the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati 4 81,
Louis 4 iilwny-p Pan Handle Kouie-leaveWhrcl.
Ing for steubenville. flttibu:gh and tho kaEt,
6:2J a. m, l2:S p m., $40 p. IN and $40 y. NJ.
For Columbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and 81,
Louis, G:2O q. m. and 1910 p. m. For Columbus
and Cacngo, l2:Sp N. iEA!IlE asriyUat " heel.
ingat $3.50 H. NJ, 1000 m, 2iJ IN. and SEQ o.
ECO p. m, run Solid between Wheeling and
ils's2u'gh. All trEins daily cxcop. SuaIaj. :
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rights and to recommend that the made.
qnacies OIL suCh laws DO promptly rene.
died. II to promote with zeal aud ready
interest every project for tho develop.
ment OF ita material interests, It's rivers,
hatbors, mines, and factories, aud the In.
telligence, peace, and securitiea under
the law Of its communities and It's
homes, Ia not accepted as sufficient evi.
aehco OF ftfendtiness 10 any state or sec.
ton, cannot add connivance nj election
practices that not only disturb local 70.
suits, but rob tho elections Of other
States or actions Of their most priceless
political right. M, n
FINALLY.
The preparation OF the general appro.
priation bills sllould DO conducted with
tho greatest care and the closest scrutiny
oiexpenditures. Appropriationsshould
DC adequate tho needs OF the public ser.
vice, but they should be absolutely FREQ
from prodigality.
Venture again TO remind you that tho
brief time remaining for the consilera.
tion OF the important lcgislationt that now
awaits your attention ollors no margin
Tor waste. II the prescnt duty is dis.
charged with diligence, fidelity and
courage the work OF tho Fifty.lrst Con.
gFess may be confidently submitted to
the considerable Judgment Of tho people.
BENJAMIN HARRISON,
Ettcttsire Mansion, December |, 1880,
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Petroleum.

NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-Petroleum opened stcadr
aud active: After slight decline In Inc , eariy
v au,g f.lnSy WI BY the standard caused an 3D.
closed strong. Pennsylvania SPOT oneiGd nj
exc highest and closing &c; lowest G5Ic: Jan.
uafy option, opened aud highest CSC; loves,
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RAILROADS,
WHEELING & ELM GROVE RAIL
w Road. onand after Monday, December
!, lSO. trains WIN run as follows, CITY Y!me: !.

LEAVE WHEELING. VIZ - s
200 a. m, 7:0oa. m. 8:oos. m. goOa. M, loco
M 3:Co p. M, 400 p. ~, 500 D. H.. GOO D, m.
100 p. M, 500 p. r., 300 p NJ. elo:i5 ,. N. "
LEAVE ELM GIoyK. 5i5
"5:0o h. NJ, 700 a. ~, 800 d. IN, 900 a,
elo:oo =. n, a: m, 1900 ~, l:O9 p. M. 2:Co
F. m m. S:o' 7: m. 400 p m, oGop. NJ, 600 >. M,
sDhily except Sunday, II = -, -, = 4 <
.. suSDAY-Ghutch tra!rs leave Elm Grove Mt
9:i3 a. m and Wheeling at 1871 p. N. -
). q. GILLELEN,
uGI -..t srlr a...-. 1919 General Maun,nr
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Fsntures OF the Money md Stool

Tho F"atures OF the Money md Stock
Markets..
NEW YORK, Dec. l,-Money on call close, rang.
inH from 10 Is per cent, last loan per cent
closed offered at 8 per cent. Primo mercantile
paper e}aa9 per cent. Sterling exchange weak
al 81 slAai 50. Sales 33S,770 shares.
:, The weak temper Of tho stock market during
Tue later portion OF last week was continued
to'day, and even greater losses were Sustained
ihaii on either o. the days OF last week when
prices dropped. There was no APPARENT cause
ior me weakness In either the railroad or The
business world. London was Il teller for no MI.
parent reason, but this gave the bears tho onpnr
tunity 70 hammer the list with morc success,
and many stop orders were reached
10 the carly trading. The market
lacked support because brokers declined In
20 margin business, md II Is felt In The street
mat mol before thu first OF the new year NAV easy
money he looked for, Notwithstanding tho rasIc,
CONDITION Oh the iOrcign exchanges and the very
i'atterihs condition OF our foreign trade Mt
present. ~ ~
There, were many rumors OF an indefinite
hatule llyllle around the street, but the steady
pressure upon tho list OF short stocks was III.
only reason Tor the decline that could bc scrn.
There was ru!nor OF disagreement amnpc IN"
coal foads 70 account for the wGakncW In them.
ne market closed active aud very weak al tic
lowest prices Of the day, The final losses arr, AS
!olloWsl LaGk.Tanua 5is. Missouri Pacific M.
Louisville Il Nashville 31s, St. PauI8. Atchisois
burlington and Western Union ~, KrCk island
"a, jersey Central, Chicago Gas, Cleveland.
cincinnati, Chicago d 81. Louis ~ per cent.
Railroad bonds quiet: sales 81 ,29J,W0.
Government aud ate bonds dull and steady.
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Metal,

NEW fONk, Dec. l.-rIr Iron nominal r,r.
per steady aud IN fair Iemard. lake SID Il,
, GsW u!la ana weak domestic 81 70. TIN quiet
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will afford MS perfect q guarantee for the
wholesomeness OF our meats offered for
foreign consumption as Is anywhere
given to any food product, and It's non.
acceptance will quite clearly reveal the
real motive Of any continued restriction
OF their use, and that having been made
very plain. F.a
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WATER FOR ARID LANDS.

The subject of the conservation and
equalldistribution OF the water supply Of
the arid regions has had much attention
from Congress, but has not as yet been
put upon a permanent and satisfactory
basis. The urgency Of the subject does
not grow out Of any large present de.
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L9SnoS. Dc. Tho Marx Lane Express In M
Weekly review OF tho grain trade Snys: Epa o.
HI wheat Irces Averages lower, but III tnmo Of
NY NV pr WlhCinl markets values have ADVANCED al.
Round cora Is held At 2is 81, wv wv w.
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i5O,OOo OarjClS. ''''S'' wa SAYS
c. V i, GsiS' "a. Dec i.-olCncd At exc, hleh.
ishooo barrels; elcaranCrs l,igO, COZ barrels. S'
BRADFORD. Pa, bee. i,-opcnod n, G7xc.
anccs 3Oo, go barrels. " V ''S' s'."''
81 tTshuGon Pa. Dec. l.-opencl At CcsIo.
highest U1oi lowest GGi4c; closed al C7Xc, 49,
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PROPOSALS.,

Cotton.
llngs We, ~ 'so''oh iule'' alu'
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noNps AND srocK ouorArloNs-cLosEn n1u.

y. =. IS reg."...."". l2o%I OHIO Mississippi.
y. >. IS coupons" l2lI.l do preferred......,
y. 3. KS reg. ......lo Oregon improved.
y. s,+Es coupon. 1913 Oregon Nav....,.....
racine o. OF ,n....".lc9 Oregon Trans.......
American EXpress.ll5 Irlttsburrh' ''''"'
Caaafla PaeiQe,,..... 725|Puilman P1Mre' +
CauadG Southern. lgLiRcldinr,
Central PacIlic,....,. Is Ruck Island ~
Chesapeake u Ohio l6 81, Il, & Snfi Frat,
DO first preferred i2 81. Paul, ...'..'''.,''
DO second ptcf'd ~ do preierreI II
Eht'pur. y quincy" aS st. Pnul & Omaha.
Dei' llMdson,."....l2G do prclerred......
iei., Lack; ~ tst-.l2G Tenn. Coal II lrou...
,.enVef y II. d'.".... IA Texas faciiic........
tt::'ie';;:",....."... Gnt0n PaeifC........
Fort "ayne.."......l50 U. S, ESptcsS,...,..
Illinois Centrnl...... 9j W, 81, l.. Il +
hshsa as & Iexss..". III do preferred
Louisville & Nash. 7S1ztWcs,ern iinio.,
Memphis q Chas.... so lam. Cotton III
Michigan Central, 90 colorado Coal
MisSonri pac!iic.. =. 63G Iron silvcr..........
S MEM, " Chatt- y quicksilver ..........
Norfolk & W.prcf'd 5S%lSutro.
Northern Pacific. 2li5IR,chm'd 4 IL =, II
~ w pae4tt ieu-"..- VA AtchiSon ...........
do preferred. ,... l25L Lead Trust ''''''''
New iorH Central. 9sIIlSugar ......,,,....'....