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WrishtJ c. St Johns lots blk 5 and lots 3 blk 56 l5O per pro 218 tax Il o. penalty ], Int as above. cr. Lakes Wallace ranch in mountains, f.'iAcd known as Hard scrabble, Prospec: ranch ranch Eo l. BarcllG ranch, Thomas ranch 4J acres
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Unknown owner, imp on ranch Inf m west of Billings known as Billings ranch $500, tax $lo OO pen Il intOne and half per cent per month.
 Unknown owner, see Y twp Ib n rge Z2 C. 64J acre, $1S2O. tax $54 60, pen S1 int as above;
 UialI Brus Gitches) dams. etc, used for 1TrL- gating and milling purposes on farm and at mill at Springerville $50J tux 3D. pen Sl int as above
 Unknown owner, HOlbrCOk lots blk l, lot lo 37 S 39 II F 43 II 45 45 47 IS blk lot T. 2 blk ? Iot34II F 13 19 29 blk i lot 20 9 blk O. lot I2 I3 9 42 43 4 blk :. lot lO II r IS IA I2 I6 F Is I9 9 blk S. lot p ? blk l0 lot 34 1ot1 10 4 IIg l2 lot 567 10 II F I3 II b IL 11 IS 1g 70 2I 22 3 to 40 lOt3 S910 Il F l3 IA l2 I617 Is Ig 20 P 22 g to II blk H. IOtaI Valte or HO.brook iots to unknown owners $Z'SU' taA So'' 70, Zen $1 int as above
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Penney, w A lots f b,k36 and imT 950 per pro lz5, tax II D. pen l, int one and all per cen per month,
 Tafolla. Jose Antonio house at Las Tuces 30, per pro 70. tax p, pen 1, int as above.
 Thompson T II imp on Little Colorado miles above SprngcrJiIe z0), Fer pro l5y b, tax ID Y, pen l. int US aDOVe.
 Tcnney Warren II imp on ranch on NutrioSO, %, per pro 141 tax 73, cash J0, due 2' pen l, thompson, James per pro 91, tax 73, pen l, int aS owe,
 thompson, Al per pro 162, tax 485, pen l. int as above.
 TimbIe, NJ imp in IIolbrook lot 10 blk :, 175, perprO 34, tax =, pen l. int uS above.
 Thicker, H house and imp in WinslOW and imp on ranch m of WinslOw 5JO, per pro t53, tax 3i B. pen l, int as above.
 Penney, A M, " W Berry agt, house and imp at Walnut Grove, 40 acres, 325, tax 70, pen l, int a above.
 thompson, A imp on land m of St Johns 5. per pro 150, tax 6, Pen l, int as above:
 TomaIla, Jose house and imp ill Concho 5O,taX 1 5O pen l. int as above:
 Thomas. W lots l 1 blk 9, $25, tax 75c, pen l, i Thompson, " lots blk 62, $25, tax 62c,p pen 1, int as above.
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Young, Al imp on Show Low5), per. pro 10: tax g, pen int as above,

ZCck, HolbrOok lots g A blk6 12blk3S 13of lot 4 blk and imp S2l19, tax 163 SO pen sI lnl one and half per ceHtPer month.
 Buck. r A lots Sn to 30 blk l. D loIO blk 2. 2324 20 29 Sl to S6 4l 43 A blk g. D 25 30 3 and % of 34 D to S 43 to 46 blk f. to II r to 20 blk II Is Ig 2 to 24 6 0 to g blk6, II to 7 1921 to 24 26 to fl blk $, to T t0 4S blk 8, to 20 blk g. F to 19 21 to24 20 70 l4 blk 10. In ne portion of townsite qr SC about 50 acres $29iO per pro $3O4 tax S97 23 pen $l int as above.
 Zeiger, Chas pea ITO $12.71 9. tax Sss2 24 Den SI, interest one and half per cent per month
 And noticeis hereby given that I, as Tax Col lector of said County of Apache said Territory of Arizona, in accordance with Section 26s5 of the Revised Statutes of Arizona for 1887, will ap- ply to the DiStict Court of the Fourth Judicial District of said Territory of Arizona, in and for the County of Apache, to be held at the town of St. Johns in said County and Territory at its next ensuing term, to-wit the Third (3d) Monday in April, 1, D., 1892, as provided and fixed by law, for judgment against the lands, and real estate and personal property above described in said delinquent l st for the amount of money due respectively on said pieces of land, real es- tate and personal property for said taxes of the year 1890, and costs of this proceeding and pen aIty for non-payment according to law of said taxes, and interest and for an order to sell said property Tor tbe satisfaction thereof. l further give notice, that on tEe Monday succeeding the said Third Monday of April, A. D 1892 being the Monday succeeding the first Monday of said term of said Court, each piece of said land real estate and personal proI erty for the sale of which an order shall be made by said District Court at its said term, will be. by me, exposed for sale, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M and clock P. M., at public Outcry, fer cash, to the highest bidder in front of the Court House door, at tie town of Saint Johns County of Apache and Territory of .llizona, the same being the building in which said District Court is held for the amount of the taxes, penalty, costs and interest which shall be by said District Court at it's said term, adjudged and decreed to be due respectively on each piece of said land, real estate and personal property above described for the year 1S.1
 O. B. LITTLE,
 Sheriff and ex-Offcio Tax Collector of Apache
 County. Territory of Arizona.
 January ZS, | %.
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BrimhalI, Cassius per pro 62 9, tax I.

BnimhalI, Cassius per pro 62 9, tax I. S7. pen l, interest as above.
 Brimhall \ A In Taylor l5 acres land and imp It0, per pro 501, tax real estate 1 50, per pro l5 @, total D 8, pen 1, int as above.
 Beard, James ranch and imp near Pen rods at Pinetop 9, per pro l02 50, tax cal estate 75c, per pro 3 07, total &, pen l, int as above.
 Earth, estate of NJ lots P blk 1, II 3 and l2 blk l, lots 34 3 47 IS blk I, to l blk ,, 1 and blk 13 and imp $l040, tax $31 %, pen 1, int as above.
 Blair, David per pro 1927, tax % S1, pen 1, int as above.
 Baca ,Justianino build'g used as school house i50, tax 50. pen i, int as above.
 Bruhm, Chris Sc 14 of ne 1 sec 5 twp s Il rge 9 e, 10 acres and imp 300, tax g., pen l, int as above.
 Baca, Ferdinando house and imp 9, per pro 10, tax on real estate 70c, per pro 9, total $l O, pen l, int as above.
 Burk, Gladize \ SpIingerville lot 32 blk F and imp 1z5, tax 3 D, pen l, int as above.
 Becker Ditch, ditches and canals used for carrying water to and from what IS known as Becker's lake 5000, tax $50, pen ], int as above.
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Vigil. Roman house and imp on Little Colo rado 10 miles south of St Johns 70, Fer pro lOtaX 50, pen l int as above.
The St. Johns herald., 1892-03-03

Duran, Antonio ranch on Little Colo rado about miles above Las Tuces, st Johns lot blk B, 70, per pro l04 50, tax on real estate , 10, on per pro l3, total } 23. pen 1, int as above.
 Duran, Miguel imp on ranch 3 miles south of St Johns, on the Colorado river st Johns lot 23 blk 20, 10, per pro 497.. %, tax on real estate 20, per pro If 92, total l9 l2, pen l /, int as above.
 Day, Francis farm and one lot in Sprin gerville, 160 acres and imp $50, per pro l53, tax real estate 2S 30, per pro %, total 34 @, pen l, int as above.
 Dewitt, A A Jr imp on farm in Sprin- gerville and lots b Is blk i lots & l4 blk ., 375, per pro 245 30, tax real es- tate II l5, per pro 36, total Is 64, cash $ 30, due 12 Ii, pen l, int as above
 Dewitt, A 4 Springerville lots II 42 blk 13 and 43 blk II and imp 150, per pro B tax real estate 90, per pro II, total 3 61, pen 1, int as above.
 Dufiin, B + house and imp on lot in Woodruff 100, per pro 1SS, tax real es- tate 3, per pro , 64, total 64, pen i, int as above.
 Devilbess, Mrs Daisy IIolbrook lots 10 blk and imp 600, per pro 150, tax on real estate IS, per pro 30, total 22 50 pen l, int as above.
 Downs, John WinSlow lot 16 blk and imp coo, per pro S32 50, tax real estate Is, per pro T 97, total 42 97, cash 3Sc, due 42 59, pen 1, int as above.
 Duran, Teofilo imp on ranch miles south of St Johns 50, per pro 2220 75, tax real estate 90, per pro G6 62, total 6S F pen l, int as above.
 Defiance Trading Co, w F Widemeyel per p'o 5l1, tax 15 8, pen Lint as above
 Day, sam house and imp at Cienega, nearsDefance POO, per pro 25l 25, tax on real estate 6, per pro 54, total 13 54, pen l, int as above.
 Depew, Albert house and imp'mts at Springerville 10, per pro 10, tax 50, pen 1, int as above.
 Draper, Almond house and imp'mts in Taylor l0o, per pro l07 50, tax =. pen l. int as above.
 Durfee. Augustus If int in imp on sam Love place south of NH5rioso <. l'e' pro .3j2 5G. tax t0 -, Pen int as above.
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Kay { laad hogse < 'lap Tay'or =os teP P
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An UndI,pu,.d resr 81 Merit.

A medicine that has been Il house
hold remedy for over fifty years, and
used in that time by more than 150, OOO,-
600 persons, must have grca: merit.
Such a medicine is found in BRAN
DRETu's Pills. This fact, demonstrates
the value OF these pills better than.
any statement OF the proprietors. 1t
will be observed that the dose rcqu ired
to cure is small. One or two pills
taken every night for ten or twenty
days will cure dyspepsia. c%ostiveness,
rheumatism, liver complaint, bilious
ness, or any disease arising from an i'm
pure state OF the blood.
BRAXDRErH's Pills arc purelyvegcta-
BILE, absolutely harmless, and safe to take
at any time.
Sold in every drug and medicine
store, either plain or sugar coated. III q
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Feature, OF the Money nnl 8. ,cx
Markets.

Tho Featuroi OF the Money NH S.,cS
Markets,
SEw ioEK, May 2L-Moncy on call easy at
iolS per cent Inst loan | per cent, closing
offered at l per cent. Prime mercantile paper
saj per cent, Sterling exchange 81 sGi{ai s7ls
Sale, go SCI shares.
The stock market to-day was rather Nctlvc In
tho forenoon, but qulctcd down Inter. and with
the continuation OF tic demand from tlipshOris
70 cover. prices wcrc advanced all along the
line. In tho making OF this result, however, an
Increased buying by commission houses and
some aid IRON the foreigners contributed not II
little, though tho long buying wW still rather
cnutiouS The size OF the short iuicett, how
ever; WINS evidently too nnwleldy, and the ~;
along the line, Tho bulls claim that the damage
by tho Hoods In u portion Of tho country. 10.
gcther with tho actions b. the Northern Pacific
anu AtchlSon companies, had been fully dis.
counted, and that these inilnenccs have Ind
Their full effect Is seen by the desire 10 cover
by tho leading bears, The trndcrs are inclined
10 ;cly more upon tho attitude OF The loiolgners,
ana this fact being rungcd this mo ling on tho
long SIDE there was some buying for the long nc.
count by that clnH Of operators, Tho weak
holders OF stocks have been entirely shaken
out, The grangets were the leading prominent
stocks to'iny aud Atchison, 81. Paul, Burlington
nlu Rock Island gurr tone 10 the nnrket, the
Inst two showing material gains, while q decline
IL Erle preferred was followed BY full recovery,
There was more strength and activity IN the
eoalers and induslrials IN tho afternoon, but
late In tho day the bears made a vicious drive
nj Northern Pacific preferred and Il dropped IL
per cent; but while tho whole list was affected
by. such a drop tho greater portion OF the carly
gains were retained and tho final changes show
u number OF material advances.
Railroad bonds were IN active demand. Sales
S.,SGS,O0Q.
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Both tho method and resulta when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to tho taste,| and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, clcanses the sys.
tenn cfectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevcrs and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro.
duccd, pleasing to the taste and &c.
ceptablo to tho stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial In its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
10 all and have made it the mos!
popular remedy known. "a
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Soc
md 81 bottles by all leading drug.
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on land will pro.
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to t-y it. Do not accept any
substitute. WI
CALIFORNIA &c SYRUP CO.
san FRANCISCO. on.
LOUISVILLE, KX RfW- YORH. Nv
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81 am very much pleased with Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy" says H. NJ.
Bangs, the druggist at Chatsworth, Ill.
During the epidemic OF Ia grippe here
it took the lead and was very much bet
ter liked than other cough medicines"
The grip requires precisely the same
treatment as very severe cold, for
which this remedy is SO efficient. It
will promptly loosen a cold and relieve
the lungs, soon cllecting q permanent
cure, while most other medicines in.
common use for colds only give temper
airy relief. so cent bottles for salo by
druggists.
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a Little Girls Experience in n Lighthouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Prescott arc keep
ers OF the government lighthouse at
Sand Beach, Mich, and are blessed with
a daughter, four years old. Last April
she was taken down with measles, fol-
lowed with a dreadful cough and turn
ing into n fever. Doctors ut home and
ut Detroit treated her, but in vain, she
grew worse rapidly, until she was a
mere handful Of bones."-Then she
tried DR.. Kings Now Discovery, and
after the use OF two and a half bottles
was completely cured. They say DR..
Kings New Discovery is worth its
weight gold, yet you may get a trial
bottle Tree at Logan Drug Co.'s drug
store. 6
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The best Salvo in the world Tor Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheuln,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Corns and all Skin Erup.
and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed TO give
satisfaction or money refunded.
Price % cents a box. For sale by Logan
Drpu En So
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Your Blood

Undoubtedly needs a thorough cleans
ing this season to expel impurities, keep
up the %hcalth-tone and prevent disease.
You should take Hoods. Sa~rsaparilIa,
the best blood purifier and ystem tonic
1t is uncqualled in positive medicinal
merit.
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RAILROADS.
Wheeling Bridge s. Terminal Railway.
limo Table in elect Feb. |, 1857. EASTERN

IlMc TuOIe IN oTeCt Feb. I, l6JL Eustlrn ~
Tor Wheeling Time.) "a H..
Leave whecling-t6:1 80, 1880, 1916, a10:3o.
o1l:S0 n IN. 1890. dl:So. %a:SO. 8l:oj, 1850, oi:s0,
$3.50, 1876. e7:S0, $3.50. t?:sO. t10:i5 p. n.
Leave Martins Fersy-f6:SS. $780, ISIS, 10000.
81 90 a m; sle:l0. 81 200, 900, t22:S3, 1910 400.
tDally, except Sunday. eDally.
n. W, EAYKS General Manager.
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MORAL DEFORMlTY
or Certain Abnormal Typos OF
Men Discussed by Experts.
The INFLUENCE Of HEREDl7Y.
Criminal Insanity-.-reoulinr Forma.
ton of the Drain anu Head which
Sometimes C%hnrnctcrIzcs those
Who Commit Brutal Crimes.
European Edition Of y,O YaiE Rerd.

European Edition of NttD York Heu'd
The abominable crimes that hdve
been recently committed In France,
and OF which tho most widely known
arc duo to Anastay's knife and Rava.
chol's dynamite, have once moro
brought TO tho front the much discussed
question OF tho character which differ.
entia,c ordinary men from criminals.
Some authorities think that criminals
form a variety in tho human raco char
acterized by special signs and sub,
lec'ed to tho laws Of hcredity; others
incline to tho opinion that they aro not
in entire possession OF their senses;
still others finally agree in the widely
spread idea that n criminal Is an in.
diridual that has voluntarily become
hardened and dangerous. These form
tho threo types Of tho criminal by
birth, the criminal by brain trouble
and the criminal by profession.
According to tho idea OF NJ. Lombroso,
Of Turin, tho type of criminal by birth
really exists Such d. one Is character
lied by n Uranium with high and no.
treating forehead, by nm excess in de-
%relopment OF the maxillp, by facial
asymmetry, by dental anomalies, BY ex-
aggcration OF the orbitory cavity, by
tho existence OF II depression behind
the head, by reduced frontal curvature
and by an increase in the antcro-poste-
rlor parictal curve.
The compound photograph OF the
skulls OF n number OF murdcrers and Of
q number OF highway robbers furnish,
according to NJ. Lombroso, two typos
that are remarkably like each other,
and show, with an evident cxaggera-
ton, the characters OF the skulls OF
criminals and in certain particulars OF
man in u wild condition. Thus the
leader OF tho Italian school thinks that
in every Criminal sc have to deal with
q degenerate individual, with the result
OF long continued action Of the effect OF
heredity, which throws into the middle
OF our civilization an individual in the
physical condition OF tho primitive saw
age, whose anthropological characters
he bears with him like SO many physi-
cal marks. Consequently, criminals arc
born criminals, fatally condemned by
their material and moral organization
to theft, murder or incendiarism.
What now are these born criminals =?
Are they the representatives in II
epoch OF a more ancient social condition,
OF acoarser, and more cruel custom; or
are they simply madmen? Either idea
has been upheld by Lombroso, who, nj
ter having considered the criminal as u
savage, has now come to consider him
as a mailman, IN the moral sense OF the
word, without, however, entirely aband-
oning his first opinion. The modern
idea, therefore, OF the criminal is that
he is either a savage or q mailman. z
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BRAIN FoRMATIC

As to the peculiaritles OF the frontal
and parletal curves, TO which attention
has been called by Border, and which
havo been found as well in persons in
nocent OF any crime, and apparently
very little disposed to commit any, they
only seem to indicate a condition oil in
teilectual infcriority and 4 certain cx-
aggeration OF the motor activity.
Finally, it is claimed that specialists
in criminality would be absolutely I'm.
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Hoods Pills are purely vegetable per-
fectly harmless effective, but do not
cause pain or gripe. Be sure to get
UooI's. 8
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FINE DISTINCTIONS,

Thus it is usual to refer TO these types
by saying that they have the physique
of their profession. In the same way it
is claimed that a criminal merely one OF
these types, fashioned by the influence
OF imitation for generations, since that
profession has always existed, although
it seems never to have been moro flour
ishing than to-day. There is no doubt
that it is n hidcous type, but it is an
anti-social type, according TO NJ. Tardc,
whereas the. insane person is extra
social and the avaGe is pre-sociai.
On the otherihand, societies OF Grim
mails resemble in all respects industrial
corporations, and tho increasing num-
bcr OF old offenders proves without 4
doubt that criminality has taken root
and is becoming q career. For these
reasons the ,criminal3typo can be con
sidered q professional type, and the
features which evil doors have in.com.
mon can be explained in great part by
the similarity OF their habits.
Before looking for tho best interpre-
tation to be given OF the criminal type
the point whether this type really OK.
lists must be settled, MS this matter has
been contested nmany directions. The
Italian school has been accused oigiv.
ing too much importance to physical
characters, which it is claimed are not
always found, and therefore have no
great value; OF giving too much aBten.
ton to anomalies OF the Uranium and
brain which have been found fin perfect
ly honest persons, and OF using rs m ar
gument the symmetry OF criminal
brains, Us though perfectly symmetrical
brains were not absolutely exceptional.
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iHSs = III Pennsylvania Stations.
n EI}EgnnsgIVania lines
Trains Run by Central Time.

TICKYr OFFICES At. PEEEsyLvAHIA STATION OF
WATER ST., FNoT or ELEVENTH ST.. WHEELING,
At MCI.uRE HouBE, WHrELIS0, ASplr rHy ~
{ nN PESSsTLvASlA STATION, DRIDdRronr.
So'rTEwrrT R~ysrRI-"r,S HANDLE ROUTE"
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MORAL INSANITY.

In France and in England there is a
tendency to identify the criminal type
with criminal madness. to which has
been given the name OF moral INSANITY.
The different forms OF insanity being
considered diseases OF the mind, OF the
sensibility, or of the will, moral insanity
could be considered as Il disease OF the
moral faculty, n degenerative disease in
the same degree as the other forms OF
insanity, but affecting 4 special depart
mcnt; in Il word, the criminal Is a mad
man-that is to say. 4 patient-in spite
OF the objection made that with Il mad
man a crime is q purpose and sulices
for itself. whereas with the criminal it
is generally q means, and most usually n
means OF pleasure.
The term criminal insanity should
therefore be kept 10. d~esignate the con-
dition OF criminals acting under the i'm
pulse OF some transitory arrangement
OF the intellect, sensibility o. will. AS
for considering criminalilv as a sort Of
prolonged condition OF childhood, as the
normal state OF q savage OF q previous
generation, the idea has been found III
contradiction with the TACT that women
who have 4 greater resemblance to tho
primitive tyne than men, and who, on
that account, have striking similarity
with criminals by birth, are. neverthe-
less, good and devoted in the main, and
much less inclined toward crime than
the men
There are some persons, however, who
do not consider q criminal as either an
insane person or a savage, but class the
criminal by birth among tho profession
al types. Just as there ore physical
typcs-men with artistic, religious or
yirtuous ideas-so also there are profess
sional typcs-hunters; soldiers, magis-
tratcs and priests, who are character
lied by muscular habits, created by i'm
itation and expressed by acquired phys
ical signs added to their innate physic.
al signs.
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: ~ :" sAAL Nj DSNpt l...-.-1.E ., A
FROM WHEELING TO LEAVE ARRIVE
Wellsburg and Steubcryillc. t6:2O am iS:nS nm
Mcdonald and Pittsbugh..- tG:0 am ts:D nm
indianapolis and st. Louis. "7:Go am t5:45 nm
Columbus and CinclInatl...... q 10 an s5:25 nm
Weiisburg aud SteubcnvillO. @7:3O am nJ:25 hin
Mclionnid aud Pittsburgh. t6:?0 am 1925 nm
Philadelphia and New FORK. il2:21 pm f2:25 mn
SlGubeuvillc and p%ittSburghtl2:S0 nm ttll:3f nm
Columbus and Chicago ...... IL 20 pm Pas nm
Philadelphia and New York e3:21 pm $3.50 I'M
Baltimore and Washington. $3.50 nm eg:30 am
Steuhcnville and Pittsburgh $50 pm to:GO nm
Stcubenyillc and Dcnnison- 1870 pm oo:3D Mn
Indianapolis and St Lonls.. t9:0j pm t5:D mn
Dayton and Cincinnati. ...... 1906 mn t5:jO am
Stcabcnville and Columbus. fo:O5 pm tj:J0 Am
Northwest Systen-Clcre. Il Pitts. Division, :
Trains run daily. except sunday, as ioIIog,
/ HON hHlpGEtoir 10 LEAVE. ARRIVE.
IT. Wayne aud Chicago, ....- 4:ie am 81, mn
Canton and olcdo........... 4:io am 6.ti nm
Alliance and cleveland. ......., 4;I9 nm G:i5 nm
Steubenyille and Pittsburgh. c 4:i9 am s:i5 mn
Stcubcnville and Wellsylilc.,, S:Ipam 2:nj mn
S,eunenVilie ana Ptt'sbutgh 80. l0:le an 10 30 am
~. wayne d Shicago..".-."... loo pm 6:t5 pni
Canton and Toledo.,,. 200 nm 6.i5 nm
Alliance and Cleycland.....,.., loo pm 9.0S nm
Steubenvillo and wcllsvllle.... 100 nm 6:I5 nm
Philadelphia and New York., 2:ii pm !.5o I'M
baltimore md Washington. ,a:4i Mn 4:S9 nm
s!euocnvi!,o tna rltsburgh. 2:ii pm 4:52 pm
oSeuoenVlAe q Eat Liverpool GIL pm 500 lm
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Mnny Persons arc brolen
down from oycrwork or household cares.
Browns Iron BittcrS Rcbuilds tho
system, aids digestion. removes excess of bile,
and cures malaria. Get the genuine.
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lictuls.
Cotton,

NEW York, May o3.-plg iron steady: American
dull at si2TH. lin sicadr; straits 81 10. 'fA0