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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-04
T,,ESD OF TRADE.


a.. vo,umc Of Business Very Large, but
INV Moyements Very Cautious.
New YoRK, Feb, ar, G, Dun 4 Co.'s
,.,orlv review Of trade says; Actual
bn.ines, is surprisingly large for the
.aasoo and yet learsaboutthe future are
sIso Inrge. Congressional uncertainties
conso the fears, but the prosperity and
.Sor oods Of the people make business
Wy. .,So In II b. and never before has the dis
,m.i%n,ion OF products to consumers been
s,s,,ar Than it has been thus far this
. .oar Yet it is probably safe TO say
hat rarely ii ever, has business been
more cautiously and conseryatlyely reg
ulated, ..,... t,.ao l. to,,
hnt trode in iron and its products Is
u 'a,t Business at Cleveland is fairly
" "vS and at Detroit exceeds that oil last
year IT., ,.,..n1 a., tov,ila
fabrics IL undated, For brown and
Matched cotton the market is said to be
tbe best for twenty years, and some
mikes Of sheetugs have advanced.
Irice, for manufactured prpducta Of
i,on and steel are depressed beyond all
orecedent, and nevertheless the sales
Continue remarkably large and the
volume OF business greater than in any
nTeyious year. The stagnation In steel
Tr,is has been broken by the placing OF
orders for sixty thousand tons by the
Pennsylvanin railway, and in plates
orders for twenty Thousand tons have
been placed for the Cramps ut Pitts
bugh mills, though ut very low prices,
Iarse structural contracts have also
been placed for buildings in New York,
THIS uncertainty about tho monetary
uturo retards business engagements,
but in other respects trade ia most
satisfactory and perhaps all the moro
ssie and healthy tor the feeling Of eau
ton that prevails, a.,
The business failures number sol ny
compared with 295 last week.
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will put down second track or switch
at the passenger depot, Instead Of maS,
ing park, rs they claim they intend
doing, The way the men are grading
would lead one TO believe that q track
will be laid there. A lot oil ties have
arrived.
Samuel Carey lett yesterday for En-.
pirN, where he will take the agency OF
the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh Railroad
Company, lie will board at Toronto.
Laurenz Hamilton, secretary OF the
Y, NJ. C. A., lett yesterday for Laurence:
vile, Pa, to take the secretaryshlp OF
tho association there.
Word has been received OF the mar
riage of Kirby Smith, formerly OF Mar
tins Ferry, TO Miss Lizzie Stone, at
Oakland, Cal.
Harry Hood has sold his barber shop
on South Second street to James Lin,
der who recently returned from Akron.
DIR. Clarence Mercer, OF Dillonvale,
was in Martins Ferry yesterday, lie
has been on tho sick list,
Mrs. ], NJ, Henderson, and Miss Emma
Henderson will so to Pittsburg to-day
OIL short visit.
Quarterly meeting will be held in the
NJ. r. church tonight and communion
Tomorrow.
Harry George, clerk in Ong's drug
store is visiting his parents near East
Liverpool,
Mr. O. II, Carpenter, OF tho Belmont
brick and tile works is in Chicago on
business.
The cooperaga works was off yester-
day on account OF the breaking OF the
pump,
Walter Barr has returned from Pitts
burgh aud will probably remain.
Tim Murphy, who has been sick Tor
some weeks, is Improving slowly.
Tho hest cigars and tobaccos are sold
at tho Postotllce news stand.
Mr. David Ray, OF Anderson, Ind, is
here among old friends,
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YOUNG MEh-who have become victims Of soli-
taty vice, that dreadful and destructive habit
which annually tweeps 10 an untimely grave thput.
ands OF young men Of exalted talent and brilliant
Intellect, may call with confidence,
DRS. FRANCE AND oTTMAN, after years oil az.
ptrlenee, have discovered the greatest cure known
Tor wtaknesa In the back and limbs Involuntary dis
charges, impoteney, general debility, nervousness
langnoF, confusion Of ideas, palplhioh Of the heart
lmidity, trembling, dlmne6s Of sight, OF giddneIs
diseases q the head, throat, nose, OF ikln, aIec
tons qi the liver, lungs stomach, OF howelA-thuSe
terrible di!orden arising from the solitary vice Of
yonth--and secret Psaeices, bAghiAR their most
radiant hopes or ahlicipaions, rendering marriage
impossible, Take one candid thought before u h too
late. a week OF month may place your cose beyond
the reach Of hope. Our method Of treatment will
speedily and permanently cure the most obstinate
case, and Ablolulelyfesiofe petieet manhood.
TO MlppL E.A1ED NEh.-.Thete are many from
the age OF 30 ~ who are troubled with frequent
eyaeuauone Of the bladder, oit0n accompanied BY
tlght burning OF arartinB sensation, weak ennE The
Iyltem 10 aahnef the patient cannot account iof.
On examination Of the urinary deposits, fopy
sediment will b found, or the color Will bo thlno Of
mllkish hle, There are many men who die fthiS
diihchltyI ignorant Of the cause, which n second
stage Of seminal weakness We will guarantee
perfect cure IL all such cases, and q healthy
teitofation Of the gtnllo-ufihary ofgAnA,
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ACAsE IN POINT.

The case Of Miss Mary Taylor, OF Yorkyllc,
Ohio, may DO cited to show what ravagGs ulcorR'
tive catarrh will sometimes cause. Two photo
graphs OF this young Indy were taken, ono before
treatment tho other aiter treatment, so as TO
show tho beneficial results OF Drs. Copeland,
Bell and Davis scientific aud reConStruetiYe
trent ment,
HMy trouble has becn growing on mo since /
was iourIecn years old " says Miss Taylor 'and
am now thirty;one. Itbogan with alterations
in my nose, first destroying tho bridge. OF my
nose, and alterwRrd my whole nose. My nose
would stop up on one side and then tho other bO'
fore It got so sore, also had adropplng. from
my head into my throat and hawking and split
ting IhaVe had catarrh In my head all my life,
or ever Aimee can remember.
II have tried every doctor could find that
said he could do me any good, but they all
failed. ] also tried many patent medicines but
received no benefit from them. ! hud been I'D.
vlaed by dllioront people to try DIS. Copeland.
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Drs. Copeland, Bell and Davis have frequently
Affects all the mucuS lining surfaces OF the body
tho eyes, ears, nose, throat lungs stomach,
bowels etc, and 10 primarily tho cause OF nearly
all the chronic affections OF those organs,
In standardization Of such assertions they have
patients cured OF long,standing ailments, which
had baflled the skill aud treatment OF other
physicians, thus proving conclusivey the cor
RICHNESS Of their theory. To quote . homely
phrase, 1.-THE proof OF the pudding Is In the eat
Ing" so the proof that their assertions are cor,
rect Is IN the fact that their treatment mapped
out In Rccordance with this theory, brings about
restoration OF health.
The most destructive tOrnAol eatarTh Is the
lucrative which q often complicated with a
scrolulous condition OF the system. The tissues
have wasted away, are dry lnhRned and ulcer
Rted, the nOstrlls often filed with huge crusla
which are disodRed by frequent blowing and
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nELnAIRE.
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.

All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.
Fred Burkhardt, the b. go. engineer
who spent about one-half his time in
this city when not making his runs,
and who died At his homo in Newark.
where no owned good property and had
a wife and family, led q dual life, 1t
seems from developments since his
death, a month since. His administra.
tor, A J. Crilley, was served with legal
notice by attorneys representing the
banking house OF George Reuss & Co.,
OF NapIersvillc, DePaige county, Ills,
and the petition sets forth that in 1857,
Fred Burkhardt, the deceased, was mar
ried to Catherine HoGenhouser; that
thcylivCdtogethe years, whenhe
left her TO secure work elsewhere, and
newer returned; that three children
were born 10 them while they lived to-
gether, one son and two daughters, and
that no divorce was ever obtained or
sought by tho deceased. His property
in Newark is valued at 5000, and he
had stocks and bonds, besides 81 900 jn-
suranCe with the B. & o. and 5000 in
outside companies. The B. & D. insut-
ance has been paid TO the Newark wife,
but the other is tied up, "a well as tho
property, until it Is decided who his
legal heira are. He had no children by
the Newark wife.
Mary Heinrich, the Wheeling woman
who recently came here in search Of
George seabridge and about $500 Of
money Of hers tho follow had, re-
turned recently and got the bal
ancG Of the money on a 5000 certificate
OF deposit she left here as security for
$50, and with that money she followed
seabridge to Trenton, N. j., whore he
has been arrested, as narrated in yes.
terdays lNrELLIaRNCER exclusively.
The girl Annie Mccoy, whose mother
has notified all the police in the neigh
boring towns to be on the lookout for
her, was not out OF Bellaire. She stopped
at neighbours house, and says she
does not want to go home, because her
mother Is cruel to her.
Stephen Gressinger, IN old newspaper
man Of this county, who has been quiz
city living with friends at Cincinnati
for some years, is quite sick in the
Queen City now, He has many aC-
quaintancea all through Belmont
county.
At the funeral OF Squire Jonea at
Dillies Bottom the other day the b., Y.
NC, agent sold all who attended round
trip tickets to Powhatan, putting in one
for the corpse, but the corpse didn't re-
turn.
Tho stable OF Bob Patterson, west Of
town, was destroyed by fire and o COW
roasted to death by some boys careless.
~ using matches about the place,
Herman Foulke, who has been assist.
ing tho county treasurer for three
months, is home again, having COM
pleted his contract.
Postmaster Darrah has post route to
lot from Bellaire to Anvil, distance Of
about six miles. Mail Is carried throe
times week.
Andrew j. Smith, a we'll known glass
man who Is now hu aiding n new facloIy
NJ Kent, o., was In the city yesterday
evening,
Tho rovivalsat the Methodist churches
IN this city arc largely increasing the
membership.
Sam B Campbell, OF tho secretary OF
states Office, was in town yesterday.
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a MnLe Ileooyers srooch.

Alphoncc Hemphling, Of Summit
township, Butler Co., Penn'a, made an
affidavit that his twelve-year-old son,
who had had ST Vitus Dance for twelve
years, lost his speech, was completely
Cured after using three bottles Of Dr.
Miles Restorative Nervine, and also re-
covered his speech. Thousands testify
to wonderful cures from using it for ner-
yous diseases, dyspepsia, nervous debil.
ity, dullness, confusion Of mind, head
ache, otc, Four doses OF this Nervlne
cured Mrs. W. Il. Burns, South Bend,
Ind, who had been suffering with con.
slant headache for three months.
Trial bottle and elegant book free at
Logan Drug Cos. 4
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MARTINS TEnRY.
News NotosHnd Personals from Our Near
Neighbor. il

News Notes and Personals from Our Near
Neighbour il
Yesterday Detective Nick EchelTor, Of
tho Cleveland & Pittsburgh railroad, ar.
rested thrce boys, Thomas Clark and
Thomas Hilton, OF Martins Forty, and
jess Criswoll, OF Bridgeport, for riding
on freight train. They were taken
before Mayor a. W. Harris and each
lined. Martins Ferry and bridgeport
Doys hayo been stealing rides as far up
as stoubenylllo and return on a down
Train and tho company Is determined to
STOP this kind Of foollshness,
Ellis p, Jones had his head, back
shoulders and legs badly bruised yester.
gay morning In the Gaylord coal works
ny 2 lal OF gOapstone while working
WIN Richard Ternoy llo was taken
70 the sherman house. where no boards,
UNA d. IL y. Williams was called,
as lalo q. Yesterday much Of tho leo
g9fgoI In tho back river remained, not.
Wlhslandlng the big rise In the river
Ane leo could be seen at different points
ap1ve INC water, standing az firm 10 d,
Ious' Many persons supposed that tho
iOo Ilau gone out with the rise.
Many people think that tho Glove.
land X Pittsburgh Railroad Company
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worlds Championship Skating Contest.
New YoRK, Feb. S.-Another step has
been taken towards match between
Harold Hagen and Joseph !. Donoghue
for the skating championship OF tho
world Two weeks ago Donoghue post
ed $500 as forfeit and has waited for
Hagen to respond. Donoghue'a mana
Ger to-day received a telegram from Ha.
GEMS hacker, at St John, N. T., saying
that he had posted $500 at St John, and
that Hagen would race Donoghue Tor
81, 900 u side, one three or five miles In
a rink where admission can DO charged.
Donoghue'a manager autographed in re-
ply that tho deposit must be made in
New York. aud that Donogllue would
skate for $1,000 side without gate
money,
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FINK & BROWN,
FoR S ALR,

House Of six rooms, Woods street. Centre
Wheeling, with full half lot, St,Ij0.
Farm Of 100 acres on National Road. nino miles
cast OF city. 3G
ate price.
House oil six rooms, brick. Eoff street, between
Twenty.third and Twcnty.iourth streets, cheap.
Houio OF four rooms corner Twonty- third and
Charles street, 81 200.
House OF seven rooms Slxteonth street, 5000
Small house and half lot Jacob street, Centre
Wheeling on easy terms, 500.
Three houses on MOyston street, Sixth ward,
on easy tOrfis, $1,000.
Farm 80 acres two miles from cltY splendid
improvements suitable for gardening.
Lots at east end OF Twenty.thlFd street on
easy terms ili
House Of thrOc rooms on Pike street. $50.
House OF SIX rooms 262O Jacob street. $3.50.
"a, House o. I'VE rooms, Foil street, Confer
ICuiO Of eight rooms, Jabob street. beswoau
FlitoCntn aud Sixteenth strools, $500,
Splendid farm. atty acres nlno mllOS easto.
y, 6ae,hail .es on sroCOllooh utrsst cousr
ono.hSlt lot on chapllne StooL Sixth Ward
ono OF tho bolt Misunderstanding Gltei In tho
city, fronting on two railroads XXI
TO 1oAN-Si 900 and $1,000 to loan on city real
estate
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REAL ESTATE,
FOR SALE.

Four lots on North Huron street
Que lot on North Wabash street
Ono lot on North Indiana street,
One lot on South front street
Two lots on North York street,
one lot, North York street, 33xls1, river View
FonrroOmed cottage, Martins lQfry,
Ono brick mouse, No. blI North 4Rlh street,
one house aud lot Glxl10, North Front street,
One house and lot, 70Xl10, North Front street,
Fiye,rOOned house ON Erie street.
One lot, i0xlO1, Moundsyllle.
FourrOOncd house ON Virginia street,
Eight-T0nmed house on Virginia street,
seven'To0med house on S, York street, d0xlaO,
One lot ll Robinson addition, s Broadway
One.half lot on South Wabash street
Six lots, South York street. lWAlerS addition.
One house and lot s. broadway (sL Luke's
rhapel ~ llll
one hotel aud several farms, sutton, W. Va
All OF the above property will DO sold very
cheap. WE CHARGE ONLY ONE PER CENT,
JONES & WILLIAMS,
Real Estate Agents and Collectors, Notaries Pub.
lie, 81 2ane street, Island " fol
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The PLAIN TRUTH
Hardly a Mucls Surface Or Organ in
thu Entire Body But Is Affected
Either DlFsCtlyOr lHdl.
FsCtly by CataRlh,

Eye Trouble, Earaohs, Deafness,
Headache, Dyspepsia and Chronic
Diarrhea, us we'll as bronchitis,
Nervous Prostration and Consump-
ton, are in the Wake of this Inside
GUS Enemy OF Mankind,
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THE CELEBRATED EXAMINING PHYSICIAN OF THE
FRANCS MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
SO a4oW Gay House coumbuo fcpcdess cssooooo
DRS FRANCE nand
cSni Disease D,;s @ Ohio have
ease: 20 fSS treated Tho most Scientific phhshl assisted auO
P0hfE pSrsBs has Uncovered the greatest
BLOSSOM The effected BY Entirely harmless applied
Gonlllalon STRICTLY Conldanna
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So PER MONTH.

All diseases will DO treated at tho
uniform rate Of $500 month. Medl.
cines furnished free. Remember, this
includes consultation, examination,
medicine and treatment for oil diseases
and all patients.
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To COAL coNsUMERsl
CLOTHING. Ere.

WANAMAKER & BROWN.
sM 49,. Y. ". TERRELL, Agent. ~,
streets, on Monday morning, sOniOnbor ~
loaded down With their Foreign and Domestic
samples OIL Clolhl and Cashmere, iot Gents
oyetc0qh and anlA for Fail and Winter use,
which az excel anything bolqro IN quality aud
themselves aaH
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DISEASES OF W0MEN.s- have a special de-
Parlmenti Thoroughly organized, and devoted *.
slusively to the treatment Of diseases Of women,
kvety case consulting out tbeelalitt whether by
letter o. IN persen, ID given the most careful and
cohsdetAle attention. Important cases land we yet
lew which have not bsfled the skill Of all The
home physieahe) have the benefit OF full council
OF skilled ipeclllsts In treatment Of diseases
peculiar 70 females, DIR success has been marked,
over twothifd. u our patients being ladies, old,
young married, single, rich and poor Our method
- entirely free from Objectionable features oil the
general practitioner, namely WLocal treatment"
we seldom mad Il feetsaaf. We prepare renee
dies constitutional and local, % tho case demands,
and instTuei ladles how to treat Themselves,
MAREil AlE,--M attied pstSons, Of young men con.
.emplatlhB matfiAge, aware Of physical weakness,
lo Of procfealtyt powers, ih,poeney, Of any other
di,,gMal iieatign speedily restored.
.. PRIVATE DISEASES Bl1od Poison, Yenetsal
iaiht, elect S!tlclute, Seminal Rmiltloha, Loss Of
Sexual Powef, Weakness Of Sexual Organs, Want
q De,ire IN Male M Female, whether from lmpfu-
dent habits Of youth or sexual habits Of mature
years OF any catiAe that debltalos the sexual fho-
tiohtI speedily and permanently cured. coniulta-
ton Tree and litictly confidential Absolute eufea
Guaranteed, Meleihel sent free from observation
10 ~ parts 81 Tie United Staitt,
EPllEPBls on Flrg Positively cured by new
and hevef.falllng Method, Tethhonlali furnished.
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hawking, leaving an abraded surface which
bleeds readily, There Is little or no secretion,
tho patient breathes freely through the most ils
aud It Is therefore difficult 20 make him believe
no has catarrh but tho truth 10, this Is the most
difficult form OF catRrrh to cure, and the one
that causes such severe lnroads on tho general
system.
through by this Lucrative form Of Catalrh, tho
Cyeslght and hearing destroyed the voice lost,
the lungs filled with cavities, tho stomach In
famed aud liberated aud tho whole system
wasted away by failure OF digestion aud aSsimt'
lntion.
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FOB RElTT.


POSSESSION APRIL i, 1873
No. "a Virginia street. six rooms and bath
No. " South Penn street, frame dwelling.
No. 81 Ohio Street Ave rooms, frame.
bath room.
Moss rhirtyseyOnth street three rooms, sec
ond floor.
No, 10 Thlrty.thlrd street, Eve rooms, 5000.
No. l2l Thrty-third street, Ave rooms, 500.
No. l23 Thtrty.third street, five rooms, 50 %.
No 81 Ihirty'SeVenth street. six rooms. $500.
No. Ivy McColloch street, four rooms, Sl2 00S
No. lllb Charles street, four roomt, 81 90.
No 10 Tenth street. store room, Sf2 80. "
No. PLY Main street, atoFp room, St3 %.
No, 2s47 Chlpltne street, five rooms. $500
No. 300 Eof street, store room and dwelling.
Warcroom or stororoom on South street.
Olice room, No. 1914 Market street, second
floor.
No. 200 Main street, twelyeroom dwelling.
No, % Vermont street, slxrOom frame dwelling
No. Sl2 Jacob street, storeroom and dwelling.
Four rooms on second door North Huron
street, Island.
POSSESSION AT ONCE
No. Of South York street, five rooms.
No. ll97 Alley II, two rooms, $500
No. 90 South York street, thrco rooms, $1,000
No. 1876 Main street, second and third floors
ton rooms,
No. 9l39 Main street, store room M
No. s. South Front street, seven rooms
nnu bathroom. ...,..,.....,O 90
NO, TENN street., AtoroToo ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. II 30
FOR SALE.-A tlne new residence on
North Front street, near Zare street: t
a cheap piece OF property on. Fourteenth
MONEY TO LOAN. ~
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JOSEPH A. Ankle,

Pension Attorney Notary aud Real Bilat,
AgnnI,, HQlsoi ronled and fOnN OOllodeL
0iiice No aiiT Jacob tttoat Ul
European tleAnAhlp aud draft Aaonl. pdstaaa
tetott 10 AID ifotn All beflS al Firdna Az
dtll % any point Ia EUROPA 4
10 MONEY fOiloAN oi doll
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Free EXAMINATION OF ING URlNE,--EAtA
o. biting from , TO ounces Of urine That passed
CAREFUL chemical andmicfoteoplcal examination, AM
Persons ruined IN health by uhleatned NJ
month, giving poisonous and Injurious compounds, n
WONDERFUL CURES 'i s.s:i5sS 80 g. s'i {
pottibltt personal consultation u pfolofted. GufAbl
IN CAlat aud correspondence confidential,
Of 100 Gusisioniitee Addfeti, With polage, DR, Fi
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peroa applying Tor medical treatment should send
~ IL the morning preferred, which will receive
u fequetted wiilten 4palyaiA yill BE- given,
ould apply immediately Delays dangerous,
which havo been neglected or uhitififuliy treated
lures Pattlei te.ted BY mall OF eapfetS, Gut where
ItsalmeRt ttki 9, D, b, 10 any BAT cf u, 4 Lisi
MOE, Noe, 90 and 10 N. Oay 81, c0lnmbue, b,
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Cunningham Bros. & Co.. Clarks
burg. W. Horner, Lost Greek; Perine
& Davis, Good Hope: q. w. Morri-
son. Mt. Glare; Francis Bros, Will
sonburg 20. A. Shelby, P. NJ, Bridge.
port; Bargain Store, Jarvisville, j. q.
Bartlett y Co., West Milford: Mike
Dolan, Wolf summit; L, L. Bailey.
Reynoldsville; Mrs. W. b. Stephens
Sycamore Dale, r. s. Ogden, Sariis:
u. A. Wilson, Salem Morgan & Earl
Respect; Griffin Bros, Cherry Camp:
A. j. Kincaid, Browns Mills; ii. H.
Post, East End, Clarksburg; West
Fork Coal & Coke CO., Farnnm:
Il. ii. Wilcox & Co., Wyatt; Mrs
Lib Jarrett, at the blind man s store
Shinnston; E. A. Wilson, Salem; "a
w. Winter, bennington; Bailey d
burnside, Benson; Il. +. Stout, OuirI
Dell; Lewis & Queen, Johntowr, and
Rockford; Geo. B. Patton & Co,
Craigmoor; +. NJ Hnrbtrt, Marsh.
vile; L. o. Smith. Owe.
The above % agents 10 he miter
tised so long as they sell 1 loz. p.l
year OF retail. at our contract pri.,.
The advertising to cease wl.n sol,
for less than 81 per l0ttIr.
DIR. u. A. DAVIDSON.
% WestMilford, w. ",
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CROWNED ROYALTY.

QUEEN vicroRrA has never vetoed q
piil. In theory she has the right 10 do
20. but the exercise Of that right would
be likely to be considered revolutionary.
THE queen OF the Sandwich Islands
has something Of d name herself but u
Is short and sweet in comparison with
that Of her daughter. Princess Victoria
Kawelsiu Kaiulani Lunalilo Kalaninuia-
hilapalapa
The king Of Greece has a salary OF
three hundred thousand dollars and
finds II all little enough when he has 70
foot the bills Of stud 81 two hundred
horses and 70 pay the expenses Of his
royal position.
TUE king Of Sweden was lately an
unexpected guestat the sailors home
In Stockholm. While partaiting of the
humble fare. heexciaimed. why. look
here there's jolly good cabbage soup.
I never get such soup as this at my tn
BILE" The king interviewed the cook.
who was forthwith engaged 70 exercise
his culinary skill in his majesty's house
bold.