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Heart disease is usually supposed to
be incurable, but when properly treated
large proportion OF cases can be cured.
Thus Mrs. Elmira Hatch, of Elkhart,
Ind, and Mrs. Mary L. Baker, OF Ovid,
Mich, were cured after suffering 20
years. S. G. Linburger, druggist at San
Jose, ILL.,, says that DIR. Miles New Heart
Cure, which cured the former, worked
wonders for his witp." Levi Logan, OF
Buchanan, Mich, Who had heart dis
ease for so years, says two bottles made
him "feel like new man." DR.. Miles
New Heart Cure is sold and guaranteed
by the Logan Drug Co. Book OF Won
derful testimonials FREQ. TTHSkw-l
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AN EYE TO THE FUTURE.
ANervous Passenger Sold out HIS Stock 1
Cnan nR Accident

ANeFvous Passenger Sold Out HIS Stock In
Case OF Accident. az
The roads were uneven and there
were numerous sharp curves, and as the
train was running at high rate of
speed it was anything but comfortable
for the passengers. Sometimes it actual
ly seemed as though all the wheels on
one side OF the Pullman we're of the
rail at once. This didn't serve to put
any Of the passengers at ease. but it
seemed to have particularly bad effect
on little old fellow near the middle OF
the cur. lie grew more and more ner-
vous with every jerk Of the car, and
finally called the porter TO him.
"How soon will we reach place
where l can send a despatch 2" he asked.
"'Bout ten minutes, sah," was the re-
ply.
IAN right. Bring telegraph blank"
il was brought and he hastily scrib-
bed the following message to New
York broker:
"sell all my stock in Y. and q road
at once and at any price you can get"
"You don't seem to have much con-
fldence in the road" said tho man in
the next seat, who had read the dcs-
patch over the little mans shoulder
II haven't" was tho tcrse reply.
"Yeu don't think ii has much Of
future apparcntly%
Future be hangcll!" returned the
little man. 81 was thinking Of the
present and my family"
"Your iamilyp exclaimed the
stranger. What has your family to do
with it?''
"Eycrythlng, my friend, everything"
exclaimed the little man, land II you
were anything OF financier you'd see
it. I've got 10 ride 200 miles on this
road yet, and how would it look for my
family to sue the road for damages that
If secured would practically come out Of
my estate? No, sir. I'll allow this dis
patch twenty minutes to reach New
York, and I'll allow the broker twenty
five minutes to dispose Of the stock. II
this blamed car keeps the nils for forty
five minutes more some one else will be
stuck for damages If climb the golden
stairs. And il she holds the rails for
the whole 200 miles l can buy the stock
buck buck If want 1t and 90 back by
another road"
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ne WASN'T GREEN.
Wanted Corkscrcw for tho GreaadcS
md Gns.SnufTera.

Wanted CorkscrcW for tho GreaadcS
and Gns.SnufTerA
lie was Farmers Alliance advocate
right out Of the first furrow from the
fence corner, and it showed on him
badly, but he did not think SO at all,
says The Newark Standard.
lie had come to the hotel late in the
evening, and had repaired to his room
at once. Hall IN hour later his bell
rang, aud hoy answered it and he
called for the clerk. When that accom-
modating necessity OF hotel life ap-
pearcd the guest inquired, with great
pomposity OF manner:
What kind of hotel do you call
this anyhow
I'VE call it a good ono, sir" answered
the clerk, showing of bit.
well, don't"
"lyhy not. What's tie matter with
'I'll show you in minute. Look
there" pointing to the grenades in the
rack ON the wall. "Why amt there n
corkscrew with them bottles? Do you
s'pose gentleman opens a bottiewith
his pcnknile or nail, when he wants q
drink%
you're quite right" asserted the
clerk meekly. at was an oversight and
I'll 80 right down and send one up. l
hope you'll excuse us for putting youto
SO much trouble"
"That's all right, young man." he
said patronizinSIy, as the clerk started
to go out; "us people from the country
may be green about some things, but
we do know Just a little nbont how .
hotel ought 10 be run. BY the way"
he went on, as the clerk was trying to
get away, 81 CUES you'd better send up
pair Of shutters for, this gas, too. /
notice you've got sign up not to blow
it ont, and / amt been able to find n
pair Of snufIers high or low"
Then the clerk, promising many
things, went. down stairs, sent up the
corkscrew and the shutters and lett the
office in charge Of a large, muscular
night-watchman with maps and dia-
grams OF the situation up in No. Is.
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Both the effect and result when Olive
Blossom Is used. Il acts gently, yet
promptly. II Is the greatest boon to
womankind. Every lady can treat her
self and not have to undergo the torture
Of instruments from physicians. Olive
Blossom positively cures all forms of
female weakness, such as Painful Mem
situation, Ulceration, LGrcerntion, Bar
Ovarian aud Fibroid Tumors In their carly
stages and the long list of lnnumer-
able and unmendonnble sufferings that
aiIlict the patient. The Olive Blossom
treatment Is simple and harmless. The
first application often gives permanent
relief. Try II, and you will exclaim,
as hundreds Of others have: "oh, 1
feel like a different womanln One
mouths treatment sent postpaid to any
part of the world on receipt OF $E1ooE
six months, $500. Olive Blossom
Is forsale by all leading druggists. Any
druggist who may not have It can order
it from the wholesale dealer. Do not
ddept any substitute. Reuuys Of fraudu-
lent limitations.
The Celebrated FSane Rzstile Olive
Fiures Medical Iastittits Co., Columbus,
o. HrooypoYakei 1886. Capikat5 oo, $1,000.
BRANCH HOUSES: New York, Chicago,
San, Francisco. and London. England
Bold by Logon Drug Co., C R Goctze, W. W
Irwin. W. Z Williams, D. sehnept c. Mepke.
meller. W. c. Armbright, W. II. Mllllams and NJ
" Heinrich J. ". Darrah and Ralslon a Co,
Martins Ferry; Bowie & Co., Brldgeporti @ NJ
Wyrlck. BellRIfe; St Clair Bros, Benwooa
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what shako.penre nIIght Have snId.

To take or not 10 take: that Is the question.
Whether It's better for man TO suffer
The pangs md tormcnts Of indigestion,
Or something take, and, It's taklng, end them.
Shakespeare didn't say that, but very
likely he would have said something
similar, il lie were living in this nine
tecnth century, when so many suffer
untold agonies from Indigestion. OF
course he would have gone on to say
that man must be a fool not to take
the Something" which would put an
end to the "pangs and torments" spok-
en- OF, if he could get it. Now il is q
fact that weakened, impoverished blood
brings on indigestion, which is the
cause Of dyspepsia, constipation poi
soned condition of the whole system
and it is fact, also. that DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery will SO purify
the blood and enrich it that all the
weakened organs are revitalized and
strengthened. 1t is guaranteed to do
this. II it doesn't, your money will be
returned to you.
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An Expensive Dict.
Epcch.

Mrs. canby-oh Titus, the baby has
swallowed hairpin!
Mr.. Canby-That's it; just as l ex-
pected. Now you'll want money to
buy some more. It's nothing but
money, money, money in this house
the whole blessed time. I'll bet that
baby has swallowed more that $50
worth OF hairpins in the last three
months. Now, matlam, this thing has
got to stop right here-either that baby
will quit eating hairpins and come
down 10 common grub like the rest Of
us, or I'll know the reason why-you
understand!
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ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and resnltg Then
eyrpp of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
, only vet promptly on the Kidneys,
f,;rc; and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
tam tIs' e!icctually, dispelO colds, head.
aches and fevers aud cures habitual
ccn.,ipgtion. Syrup of Figs is tho
OILY remedy Of its =. kind nd. ever pro-
csDtaIlG to the stomach, prompt in
i,s action ard truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
MANY excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
populsr remedy known.
syrup of Figs is for sale in BOO
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gits. Any reliable druggist who
nav net have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to t.y it. Do not accept any
Rbstitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co.
SAg FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. XII NEW YORK, nv
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FINANCE ANp TRADE.
The Feature. OF tho Money and stool
Markets.


The Features OF the Money and Stock
Markets.
NEW YoRE, Sept 1G-Money on call ranged
from 81 to per cent, last loan ~ per cent,
closed offered OF per cent. Prime mercantile
paper E,1a7 per cent Sterling exchange quiet
and heavy at 81 siIlai s. Sales Of stocks
were I0i,sei shnrcA
The stock market to-dny displayed more actiy-
lty than for long time, but at the same time II
was irregular in It's movements; The great feat
ure OF the early trnding WINS the heavy aud Hp.
parently enthusiastic buying for foreign nc
connt, but the advantage was taken OF this de-
nanu by many domestic holders 10 realize on
their stocks and ieverlsh and generally strong
market was succeeded by a slow but steady de-
preston IN the afternoon. Union PAcitic WINS
The special point OF AttRck fOrthe bears, the only
reason given for the selling being rumor OF q
forthcoming unfnyornhle statement, but quanti
lies Of other leading stocks. inGlu1fng some OF
the VhnderbiltS, were thrown on tue market,
and hence most ofthe active stocks Gre slightly
lower asthe result Of the days operations Later
III the day, however, Reading became the chief
heavy at small fractional losses.
The Pot says: Silver bullion II declining again
according TO the usual programme for the last
lalf OF tile month. To-day the full government
was completed, The great London bul:
lion brokers have long since discovered
that the proper card TO play Is 10
withhold all orders for American silver until
our government Is out Of tho market for a MONTH
Little engineering OF the London silver mar
Ect, which they control, then depreSes the
commercial price. Holders Of silver here Hro
anxious to avoid this accumulation OF large
stock aud towards the close Of the month the
IondOneFs buy at large concessions In price such
silver rs they need for India and the continent
This happens with every successive month and
Is likely 10 continue so long rs the abnormal
comment demand continues 10 cFeltc tomDo-
rury m artificial market for the metal.
Railroad bonds were active. Sales g, COS 200.
Government bonds dull and steady.
stntc bonds neglected.
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Risky.


at is very embarrassing" said the
heiress to her friend. Charley Cashgo
has proposed to me and | don't know
exactly how to refuse him."
"Why don'tyou tell him you will be
sister to him?"
"Because just learned from one Of
his sisters that he is in the habit OF Dor
rowing money from her.
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ODD BITS or VERSE.


TIE SUMNER GIRL
Frszi ~ Bsstsn &sus,
She wore herbroihet's shirt and Tie.
Ills cOllarN, TOO, I swear,
And cen his nAtty boating cap
Was peyChed upon her hnir.
Andhe converted 10 his tlsO
Her sash Of ribbon red,
Aud wore her tennlA hat besides
Upon HE curly head.
They looked alike so very much
You'd scarce know one from tother,
Sol GOn't know 10 which popped
The sister Or the brother
HER ANSWER
Suart A. Eeiss IN DC 6lotersritIs ERtd!tgaee.
stood beside her IN the surf,
Beneath the mOOnlit skies;
She met my eHger Questioning
With timid. dUwnctst eyes.
"Say, dariHg, shall This hand be mine
Ny own for aye and ayeG"
Were those Snit teauiropS in her eyes,
Ur but the salty spray?
Then suddenly she tuned on me
An RIlguished look Of voc,
AInl Wildly shriCkVd: 20. take my hand!
a cab has got my toG!"
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cLARENoST Stock YARDS;

Win baltimore 4 ohio rnIlroad for the week ended
September 1879 cars, containing 3,lG0 cattle,
Isl calves, SOB sheep and lambs, 1913 hogs, and
q horses
ass cattle. GS2l sheep md lambs, i,sly hogs
u horses, ~ calves
All hogs and sheep sold In these yards lrC at
gross weight. Receipts this week j,146 head
against 2, s9i head last week. Fair 10 good hogs
sold at sjsOaj 20: roughs Mt $50 per loo lbs
Pigs s. 2iaj ~.
Receipts Of sheep and lambs, 7.G51 bead, with
sales at 81 2iai 80 per 100 lbs. for sheep and
lambs at F{aGIScperlb.
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Ntip IorE WttkIV.
Summer Boarder-1 think, consider
ing the price pay and the poor accom-
modations You have, you might at least
treat me with respect.
Mrs. Hayfork-Well, mum, to tell tn
truth, / can't feel much respect for peo-
pie what pays the big prices | charge
Ter the sort OF ACCOMMODATIONS l give.
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EAST LrBERrY. Pa. Sept. IC.-cattlC. receipts
ITO head; shipments I.0Dl head: market stUw
prime S. 60l5 20; fair 10 good 81 iQaj 70;
common g 5Ja3 90; bulls, COWS and stag
s. OOa4 @. Hogs receipts 9:D0 head; ship
incnts 1859 head. market active and higher
beat Workers aud mixed IS 2iai -; graSers and
stubbles q JUa5 o.: pigs 81 J0Hi %. Sheep. re,
ceiptS 3OO head: shipments CIV head: market
slow; prime a ?5nI 80: fur 10 good ~ 0lni 90;
common s. Tja3 70; lambs = C0Gj2 -; yea. calves
81 Glai %,
CHICAGO, Sept 16.-Cattle. receipts i9.0OOhead;
shipments 5000 head; market slow aud lower:
prime 10 extra natives 50 OOd6 Is; good TO choice
s. 2jaj So; Others 81 l0a5 20: Texans g ljn2 60;
good cows and heferS s!IOa9Gj. Hogs, receipts
IS OOO head; shipments loo head; rough aud
strong 81 Goat 50: mixed and packers g aai 10;
prime heavy md butcher ws'Shts S 2lao s.:
light $ l5l5 80 Sheep, neCell Is $50 head: ship
ments 1909 head; market active and steady;
natives q 1jaj -; westerns u 0ili 10; Texans
s. 75Hi GO; lambs s. 6On31i.
CINCINNATI. o.. Sept l6-noFs stronger; com
mon and light IS 7ji5 y; packing AMI butchers
81 6iaj 20; receipts $50 head; shipments l.OJJ
head.
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Economy il woalth,

"well, and where are your crutches,"
asked a gentleman Of a beggar who had
been very lame the day before, but who
was now striking of as gully as flame
ness were not in tho list Of human all
ments.
"Well, yer see, yer 'Onor, times is SO
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NV YoRE. Sept i6.-Flouf. receipts 5000
barrels; exports 400 barrels; market less active;
SALES 1900 barrels Wheat, receipts ~ 900 bush.
els; exports i26O00 bushels; sales 6.538OQ1 BUSH
market unsettled: ungrnded nd 0Qcasi 0alf; on.
lions steady and lower; No. rcd spot 81 W 4;
October 81 o.; November 81 0Isfal t6Izal 0I5Si
December 81 0JIs; January 81 0IJk; February
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l,ntrnlntIiIl.

NEW YoRK, Sept. l6.-IetrolOum opened
strong but after u slight advance In the enrly
trading, declined &c. strengthened back to the
opening figures aud closed duh. Pennsylvania.
spot, opening a; 57I4c; highest 81 C; lowest
b1ize: closing at 57hc; October option opening
at J6Ilc; highest J53Sc: lowest -, &c; closing
at j6HC; Lima oil, no sales. Salcs Gl,0OO barrelS
on Cry. Pa. Sept l6.-Opencd ut SIC; highest
57Jkc; lowest 5GIEc; closed at 6G3Ic; snleS
1900 barrels; clearnnccs IiS.0l barrels; ship
ments 81, igl barrels; runs lo5, $50 barrels
frrrspuRan. Pa. Sept. tB.-0pened at 565sc;
closed az 6G1Sc; highest 67ISc; lowest JG1sc
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You cannot be too particular about
tho medicines you use. When you
need blood-purilier, be sure You get
Ayers Sarsnparilla, and ITO other. 1t
will mingle with, purify and yitalize
every drop Of blood in your body. 1t
makes tho weak strong. DAw
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Tie best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chi
blains, Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and
positivelycures Piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfao-
tion or money refunded. Price % cents
by box. For sale by Logan Drug Co.
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q 0stz; March 81 II; May q l21k Rye dull;
western vie. Corn. receipts 1900 bushels;
exports 400 bushels: sales 1.4a2.0Ol bushels
u iuInfvs aud el,uO bushels Oi SPOT: market
moderately active; ungnided mixed GdniUc;
september GGXn: October Gls4c; November
Jgkc; December 55e: January 5.c OATS, receipts
ligOO0 bushels: exports ~ biishelsi snles ~.
w bushels OF futures and 1.WJ bushels Of
spot; market irregular; September avg: OctO'
Der 5sHc; November 3ic: $40, so. white acc;
mixed western Sln3tc; No. , Chicago 5ic.
Coffee steady, 6ay points down. sugar. 70.
lned active and higher. MolAoes lrni Rlrc
firm. TRll0w strong. KOsin steady. Turpcntiue
quiet at 3Sl3c. Eggs Arm. Fork quiet Crit Hean
quiet. Lard weaker: steam 81 .; October % %;
December q 10; January 81 IS; February 81 as
Buttet hrm: western dairy lsc. Cheese quiet;
western 6as14c
CHICAGO, sept l6.-Wheat opened decidedly
lower this morning on weaker cable, and The
collapse Ofthc EnFOpenn war scare. There was
free selling ut The outset. which mn prlre'do
Their was recovery during the lat hour. Us
BradstnGet's report showed that the Increase was
not as large as first reported, being i.A0.Un
bushels for both coasts. 4 report from Duluth
that 10000 bushels had been thken there for eI-
port assisted the advance
Corn was easier, With little business.
Oats quiet and easy.
Provisions market wnS heavy.
Flour nOmlllAlly unchanged.
WHEAT-Cash No.2 spring gf5Sc :No sspring Sin
SFic: ID December S;ao7j$ag7e: Nay z ga
CosSSGSsh No. 2,vOc: september C,aGeacO4c;
October 6SaSil sahs1Sc: May l21Salll laigSSSc.
oATs-Cash No; \, &c; September E1a!53sa
23e; October "I4a2'lsa2F1sc; May Sl1saal7S
RTf-So. =. ssXc,
nARLEY-GOc
fLANsEED-y1c.
TfMoTiIY--Sl ~
MEss Cash SO 20; October $40 3oalO 47]I
nlD 3O December 40 G1llO T0llO6O; January
st2 SOal3 0Oal2 No.
LIEo-cash and October So ea6 Oj; December
81 0lIs; january 81 I0a7 i1tsaI IL.
sIE3lT d 8s1cash g CA e lo October ga
6 SjN6 10
Others unchanged.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Sept. lG.-Flour steady,
with more doing. Wheat opened weak and 5la
lc lower; No. red yjhC: 30, red spot and
SSsp.embSeF Il Siai VA 0etoSer ggl
Corn quiet and lower; high mixed q 4c; No,
mixed September 6faisSG; October 63aGlySc; No
vcmber CUHHSl1.c: December bilijc. Oats
steady but quiet: ungnided white NC; No,
3da'Ec; November J1slsssi; December u .fa35c.
Eggs steady; PENNSYLVANIA trsts Gle. Butter
firm and in fnir demand; Pennsylvania cream.
cry extra 2InsjG; do print extra aG2sc.
CtECtSNArI o.. Sept l6.-Flour quiet, Wheat
steady; No. red gfayI,Sc: receipts 500 bush
2inixed &C. Oats stronger NJ 32Nse. Rye easier;
No. . mixed sig Pork dull az $40 SIX. Lard
quiet. Bulk meats lower at 81 69H- Dlcon
steady at IS 50. Whisky steady at 81 IL. Others
unchanged.
TOLEDO, o., Sept. lC.-wheat dull; cash zoe;
September 900; October ,Bt{e; December
81 90 Corn steady: cash G81.c; December &c.
Oats steady: cash soc; No white &c. Rye dull;
Gosh bic. ClovcrSsel active; cuSn and Septem-
Der 81 90: October 81 IN; December S6A
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We Must Have Honest Money.

Albany EEprrsa.
Every one who receives wages or has
fixed salary has right to demand
that the purchasing power Of his money
shall not be diminished.
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wou,d Do just a, Well.


Dnston Herald.
visitor-1 have often wanted to visit
lunatic asylum, but / suppose there is
Resident-No, but we've got a Board
OF Trade. (proudly.) Come along. It's
in session. 1t will do just as we'll.
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A Change for the Worst.

BROOKLYN Lye.
"Ho is awfully nice" sho sObbed,
"but can't can't"
Cant what" qucried her mother.
"Give up my name OF Willoughby for
his OF Smith, was the fearful answer.
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Minks-This bank building doesn't
seem at all cold, and yet most of the
clerks wear skull caps.
Jinks-Good many drafts here, you
know.
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Brootlm Ne.
Mr.. Bingo-AIy latch key wouldn't
work last night. Do you know what
tho mater ISL
Mrs. Bingo-Remorse, guess.
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when Baby was sick, VIC gavo her cassorla.
when shewas a Child, she cried for castort0.
when che became stlss, shO chung to cas,OrIA.
when she had Children, tho gave them castOFlA
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Children Cry for Pitchers CastorIa.
BACCILLI IN BLOOD.

Recent experiments as read before the
Inst Congress Of Surgeons OF Berlin, leave
no doubt that the true wpy 10 Clear
TIE SYSTEM OF AfICROBI Is
through the pores OF the skin; i has been
found that 4 remedy which kills the Ml.
crobl will also destroy tho life Of the
patient; but It has also been found that the
Microbt can be forced out through the
skin, and II Is in this way that 9 g g
relieves tho system Of poison. SsSssSs
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.now 20 cnre m san pI.ase..n

simply apply 'swAYNE's OINTMENT" No In.
tcrnAG medicine required. Cures letter, eczema
Itch all erupuons on the face hands. nose &c.,
leaving the skin clear, whito and healthy. lts
Rreat healing aud curative powers are possessed
81 no other remedy. All your Druggists for
SwAYEE's 0tSTNEsf. TThAAW
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POwcll-Ho wiolds a facilo pen, does
he?
Powell-What's his non de plume?
HowclI-Any name that's good ior
tho CHEQUES he writes.
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Poet tia newspaper Ofaco)-Have you
IN efficient staff?
Editor-Perhaps not; but have a
very effective club.
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baggage checked through TO destination d
"; J. Roa!Ssos General Passenger Agent Par
<. ). B1SDT. Assistant General PassenSw
Agent, Parkonburg. ". Va.
j 9. ToNLiNSoN. Passenger Agent wheeling.
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l.culls.


NEW York. Sept. l0-Plg iron quiet. Copper
dull; lake So 90 Lead steady ut 81 62IE Tin
quiet: struts So on.
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baltimore Cattle Market.

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Seeking Information.

Tomny-what is the spOils system,
pa?,
His Father-Its the system practiced
when the opposition party gets into
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bad and crutches Is that dear. I'm COM
PEELED to leave EN- at 'ome some days.
or they'd wear ont too fast"
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

Direct route to MARIETTA. Parkcrsburg, Point
Pleasant Huntington, Ashland. Portsmouth and
Cincinnati. Also 70 Charleston. Clifton Forge
and Stanton. Va, and Lexington and Louit
vii Tine Table elective June n. lol Central