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Instruction of Children,

Teach children to do little things
about the house. It rains them ODE
useful, not awkward, in later and more
important affairs it gives them occu-
really an assistance to the mother in
the end, although she always feels,
during tho training period. that 1t is
much easier to do the thing herself
than to show another how. This last
excuse has done much to make selfish,
idle. unhandy members of an older
society, and should be remembered in,
its effects by the mother while the lit
tie ones are beginning to learn all
things good and bad, at her knee. Oc-
c!upation makes happiness, and occuPa-
ton cannot be acquired too young.
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as parchment. WHAT'S called mirror
satin is used a great deal. These boots
areGworninthe dance, the opinion be-
ms that by supporting the ankle the
s%poWersof resisting fatigue is increased.
HTheyfcost the fastidiouss lady S15 a pair,
and she usually orders; three pair dur
ing the winter: Low shoes are about
the same price. In addition to these
silk boots a couple of pair of delicate
brown, pearl gray or black are bought
at the shoe dealers fer the combination
toilets Worn at small gatherings.
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Good News.

No other medicine in the world was
ever given such a test of its curative
qualities as Otto's: Cure. Thousands OF
bottles of this great German remedy
are being distributed free OF charge by
druggists in this country to those
afflicted with consumption, asthma,
croup, severe coughs, pneumonia and
all throat and lung diseases, giving the
people proof, that Otto's Cure will cure
them, and that it is the grandest tri-
umph of medical science. For sale only
by Logan Drug Company. Samples
free. LARGE bottles Soc. 3
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EISanc AND TRADE.
The Featurss OF the Money and Stool
SEt #t 1yarlxctS II

Markets.
NEW York, a n.3.-Moneys on call easy az Ia
~ per cent, last loan1per cent,closed onerea
att per cent. Prime mercantile paper S7aa51a
per cent. Sterling exchange steady ats S234a
4 81. Saleswere ODD 500 shares.
Attic opening OF business on the stock e1-
change to-day. a determined effort was made by
the short interest to depress prices, which was "a
partially successful in the early dealing inc
bear campaign was not, however, OF long dula-
tion, for the conditions did not seem to be en-
tirely favorable, and many OF the shorts turned
tail, and begun to cover when they tounu tnat
the market was strongly supported ,aan
securieties was a %factorin the early depression
here, and there were sales OF st. Paul Tor me
London account, which, however, entlsed a De
cline, but which was soon recovered ana rue
final sales were IL above yesterdays close. Su,,
gar was most actively traded in aud shows a good
advance. Western Union, although lower at the
opening, closed near the highest OF the DAY.
New England on good buying IN tho afternoon.
recovered a loss of l per cent in the early aeai,
ings. and sold up 90 per cent Dtstilitug cioSed
Is below Yesterday. The market finally elosea
at au advances of II to 8 per cent, compared Win
yesterdays final sales.
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No Money Required of Responsible Par
r& ties to omrn once Treatment.
DRS. FRANCE 8 OTTMAN,
.


DRS. FRANCES OTTMAN,
Formerly of New York. now OF THE FRANCE
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE, Co:
lumbus~Ohio. gby request OF many friends and
patients. has decided to visit
bridgeport, Sherman House, Tuesday,
January 30.
Beliaire, Windsor Hotel, Thursday,
February1.
Consultation aud examination free and strict
~ confidential from 9 a N. to 6 p. m.. one day.
only.
The Doctors describe; the different diseases
better than the sick can themselves. It is a Won
derful gift for anyone to possess. Their dag
1.-The country.
The Electropnthic Treatment for all forms OF
Female Diseases, and the treatment of Seminal
Weakness. Loss Of M~auhoodand Errors Of Youth;
is recognized to be the most successful method
ever discovered as used By Drs. France d OFT
man. ...E.s-NNr 80 ---.----
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See the Worlds Fair for Fifteen Cents.
Upon receipt of your address and Is
cents in postage stamps, we will mail
YOU prepaid our Souvenir Portfolio of
the Worlds Columbian Exposition.
The regular price is so cents, but as we
want you to have one. we make the
price nominal. You will tindiit a work
OF art and a thing to be priced. It con-
tains full page views Of the great build
ings, with descriptions OF same, and is
executed in highest style of art. II not
satisfied with it after you get it, we will
refund the stamps and let you keep the
book. Address II. e. Bucklen &C.,,
Chicago, III.
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II you wish to get rid of wrinkles,
.blackheads and pimples, battle the face
in hot mot warm) water for five min
utes every night before retiring.
Powdered nitre and corn starch in
equal parts applied upon a linen rag
dipped in glycerine is recommended for
freckles. but lemon juice is a harmless
remedy. and one SUR to win If con-
tinued in for few months.
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For OYER FIFTY Years.

Mrs. W1SsLow's SoornISG SYEUP has been used
for over tifty4years by millions OF mothers for
their children while %teetaing, vito, perfect sue
LAYS all pain. cures wind collie. and is the best
remedy for Diarthea. 1t Will relieve the poor.
little Sufferer Immediately. Sold by druggists
in every part of the world. Twenty-iYe cents \
bottle BE sure aud ask for Winsiow's
Soothing Syrup and take no other kind
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To make this delicious dessert new
milk, warmed to blood-heat, is required.
To a quart of the heated milk. after it
is poured into a dish, add a Tablespoons
jul of prepared rennet and a table
cold with sugar and cream.
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Live stock.

EAST LIBERTY. PA. Jan. 3.-Cattle. receipts $50
head: shipments $40 head: market steady;
prime7t to extra 81 S5a5 %; fair to good 81 00a4 30;
common to fair S. 00a3 rs; common to good
heifers 81 25n3 so; stockers and feeders 81 50a3 70;
inc to good bulls 81 50a3 90; bologna cows
ccipts !. $50 head: shipments 1,150 head: mar
ket weak; all grades s. 65a5 s.; prospects that
shipments 400 head; market slow; prime s34oa
8 81; fair 10. good 81 SOFAS %; common SOC to 81 so:
lambs S. g0aS rs. Veal calves s. O0a6 So; heavy
and thin 81 Q0a3 90.
H CHICAGO, Jan. 3.-Cattle. receipts 1900 head;
shipments loo head; market steady and lower;
So Goal 10: COWS 81 65a3 %. Hogs. receipts $1,000
head; shipments 1000 head market steady at
yesterdays quotations; rough heavy 81 9Oa2 o.:
s 40; prime light IS 35a5 40 Sheep, receipts 5000
head; shipments 1900 head; market lower; thin
ewes S200a2 so; few wethers So 00a3 25; westerns
So O0as 90; lambs s. 50a5 90.
C~1NGINNATI. o.. Jan &-Hogs lower ut 81 75a
8 IS; receipts 1000 head; shipments 2.000 head.
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The Acc OF

Slight attacks of cold often develop
into pneumonia. Statistics show that
this disease is rapidly increasing in our
country, and is generally accompanied
with. fatal results. Cubeb Cough Cure
will prevent pneumonia if taken in
time. Sold by Alex. It. Young, John
Klari, Wheeling. and Bowie & Co.,
Bridgeport, Ohio.
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a Plea For Husbands WHO smoke.

From Dondhocs Magazine.
about cigar ashes and pipes. It does
not make any difference how much a
m IAN loves his wife, he loves his tobacco
almost as we'll. He can worry along
Tor q greater time without her than
without the fragrant weed. Just let
him enjoy the latter in his W way
and you will see more of him than you
would otherwise. Now, enjoyment of q
cigar is not compatible with a constant
effort to remember where the ash tray
is, and heswill take a delight in Ticking
off the ash on the floor with his little
finger that is beyond the comprehen-5
sion of the most enlightened feminine
mind. He usually smokes in the same
place, and the little pile of ashes can be
easily located and removed in the
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I cried, These be thy flowers that
TABLE DECORATIONS.
Dame Fashions Latest Efforts in Floral

Dame Fashions Latest Efforts in Floral
Arrangements.
A dinner table decoration seems a
strange kind of present to make to ones
friends, but it would be difficult to find
a more charming gift than the frosted
stands Tor candlesticks, with exquisite
silk shades. They can be boughtin sets
OF four, for the corners Of the table, and
are packed and sent any distance ready
Tor use. A wonderfully artistic arrange
ment was recently carried out in green
orchids, blush carnations and silver TO-
liage, tied with eau de Nil ribbons, the
designs being harps and crescents; the
effect of the hanging carnations was
very lovely, the pink shades rejecting
exactly the color of the flowers them
selves.
For supper, tables. sideboards, and
bullets, where all lie available space IS
needed for the dishes, this fanciful style
of floral decoration is naturally quite
unsuitable, says the London Queen, but
some very effective results are obtained
by using the high tubes we'll weighted
at the bottom, containing tall grasses,
palms, etc. These can be connected by
means of trails OF smilax orivy, aud are
decidedly handsome. The base can also
be decorated with flowers or frosted
i Z CS. -rN W L 49, go
are numerous, these can be decorated
in such a manner as to do away with.
the tubes altogether, and a judlcious
admixture of silver and flowers is often.
more dainty than any amount of artis-
tic floral work. It is not likely that the
fashion OF making use of every avail
able piece of family plate will go out
! again, and there can be Tic more suit
| able receptacles for flowers than silver
bowls.
Sprays and buttonholes are very
much de rigeur at dinner and supper.
parties just now; they look very festive
IEwhen fastened on to a large "bonbon"
or cracker, and placed in fronto Of each
guest, The sprays are still worn rather
large, on account of the size of the
sleeves OF ladies' dresses, in com
parison with which the old fash
toned small arrangement would look
c~onspicuously ridiculous.
The flowers and lamp shades should
be carefully chosen to match them. Ii
flowers are scarce, the brilliancy OF the
general effect may be increased by the
addition: of a strip of colored satin down
the middle OF the table, but unless it is
very iudiciously chosen and arranged it
is apt to make the table look vulgar.
Another favorite design for the deco
ration OF dinner tables consists of initi-
ais, either OF the family or Christian
names, or the monogram of the host
and hostess; these are made OF some
material which looks like cork. They
are fitted with tin troughs for flowers
and sprays, and have little baskets
hanging from them.
a plan for usban dS Who Smoke.
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.WheeIInq BFidqe & terminal RY.

CO .BEEwsTER Receivers:
Time Table No. Is. to take effect 1901 a NJ
sunday. November 10 1893
Leave W~heeIins-t5:oo. 1915, g1:f1a m,f2=2o,
Leave Pen{nsalaGf8:o6 1851 sIr:i5 . msf2:es.
H3:2i, 1886. S5:C6
Leave Martins Ferry-fs:H 1851, s11:52a-m.
r :3I. 1897. i4:42. E9:12
Arrive Northumberland f10:V3, zu:5s
a. m: f3:3S. e3:32. 1876. z9:l5 I'm
Leave Terminal Jupcjou-fI:2. 5000, an,
e1l:4O. n M. $3.50. f9:05. t5:14 t3.5 p.m-
Leave Martins Ferry-f7=S, z9:0I E-m,SE2:4o,
aI:o5, f4:1O, 1919. 1859 .. m
Leave Peninsula-t:34, z9:14em, "i2:51f sl:ns
I'LL, Is :z5. 1875 p. m
Arrive Wheeiing-t7:S0, 1890 a M Hi2;ot,
24:l7. 1925. 1881, f9-6 pm
sDany. tDeny except sunday. ~{5undays only
All trains will run on Eastern Time
- IT, USSIG.S uperintendent
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FASHIONS, FADS AND FANCIES.
OF Interest to Young and Old, Rich
M Poor-seasonable Fashion Hints
and Suggestions for the HOUSEWIFE.
A Little Of Everything Served in
Choice Bits.
aWhither Thou Goest."
I crted. Thou saidst thy path was
Choice Bits.

o, Love. I cried, Thou saidst thy path was
With roses; and behold, my nakedfee
Have tracked in crimson all thy stony street, @
And sfaintneSs conieth swift upon me. Soon
Shall I fall PROSTATE in thy cruel way,
With eyes that reck not betwixt night ana
day
Nor any joy of all thou toldst, is won.
.Wouldst thou turn back" said Love.
Nay. nay, I cried. Lead OH!
o, Love, I cried, Thou saidst thine air was
filled L5
with unimagined melody: the lays
That poets whisper in their. hearts; the praise
Tumultuous. OF the happy birds that build,
7 hear Il burden. OF oil grief and pain
Harsh discords OF reproach-thc broken strain
OF one that bya ruined nest makes moan.
S "WouldSt thou turn hack?H said Love.
Nay, nay, 1 cried. Lead onl
o, Love. I cried, These be thy flowers that
spring,
Glorious with crimson stain, beneath my feet;
And mine own heart makes melody more sweet,
For memoried sorrows, than thy glad birds
sing.
Fain would I tarrYin this happy place.
But thou still holdeSt thine Uuloftering pace =.
Toward the dark vale beyond the setting sun.
..Wouldst thou turn back %. said Love.
Nay, nay, said /. Lead on!
solomon :otiS-COhtn in the January Scrt6ntr.
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E-rHE=-=-, SKI
CHICAGO. Jan. s.-After a weak opening,
caused by heavy foreign cables, wheat ad d co
ceipts and light foreign shipments, and closed
nc higher than yesterday,
Oats were quiet but firm.
in May for pork OF 2211ac.
Flour unchanged.
WHEAr,,cash 10. 2 spring eosEc; No: I 3 sPFinn2g
S91o q! Sol M S;s; 2 Tsd S Gs2c 1 1qnH E6n,zo6 S5zaa697sa
s4z4c; February; 351lee; Msy ss1faas5gasS14ses ,oOIo
2Slc; May 3Oa30IasOIc.
F hlxsSHD& 2, d5 e.
Mss .Pohx.cash s12 5e17le1e 571s; January
February s. 65a7 6351Sa7 S.: May 81 5oa7 62Na
SHORT R1ps-Cash So so; January So s711a6 55a
6 37t2; May S6l5a6 60a6 45.
Others unchanged.
NEW YORK, Jan. a-Flour. receipts IS, 200 bar
rels; exports %, 900 barrels; sales 2. 900 barrels;
market more active. Wheat receipts 5000 bush
els els Of oHp futures and and Il. 600 Bushels lei Of = spot: spot
Ss e Z Sptjonss i stsady ssd a2f SsR RI$ !; ~ Szs
67Na67nc: March G7Na661Ga6S9ec; May 7o26c;
June 5laSc; July 724c; august 7S4c; December
900 bushels; sales 10000 bushels Of futures
and 5000 bushels OF spot; market steady;
421Sc; March 1926; May 4iIc. Oats, receipts
10000 bushels; exports none; sales $4,000 bush
ket firm; No. 3 white 33c; mixed western 5io
35Hc; January Sic; February 4ha3is4a3i2sc; May
SOC. Hay dull. Hops dull. Hides steady. Cut
January SIS 10; February 81 95; May 81 80. Pork
steady. Butter weak; western dairy 16Eaa2oc;
do creamery 20n27c; state dairy 1Sa25ci do cream
cry. 2Oa25c. Cheese tirmer; state large 9Aall4c.
Eggs DUH; western fresh 22a2sc. 1Tallow dull;
good s a5ni s755. Tinirgentine steady: Rice
points up. Sugar quiet and steady.
PH1LADELPHIA. PA, Jan. 3.-Flour quiet and
weak. Wheat firm and higher; steamer. No.
red CSC; No: 2 RED 6Ac; January eS54e; February
arg 4115c; March 42Kc; April43c. Oats steady:
white JANUARY SIZE; February BIC; March 35Ac;
April 36c. Butter dull and lower; western cream
cry 26c; Pennsylvania prints 2Sc. Eggs dull and
lower western 24c. Cheese dull and unchanged.
Sugar unchanged. Cotton tirmer.
BALTIMORE. Nh. Jan. 3-Flour dun; receipts
A 900 barrels; shipments $50 barrels. Wheat
steady;. receipts $1,000 bushels; steamer Mo-
steady and lower; receipts lOo. 900 bushels; ship
lnents $4,000 bushels; No.t2 white spot 40Ac;
May,431ae: Oats steady.Rye inactivs. Butter
York factory 12a12i4c> Eggs steady; western pa
DE Hay unchanged.
CIScISNATI, o.. jan. .-FlourYsteady Wheat
shipments 1000 bushels. Corn steady; No: .
mixed SIC. Oats tlrmer; No. 2 mixed 31Ec. Rye
quiet; No. 2. sic: Pork quiet and easier at S13 90.
Bacon firm at IS 90. Whisky steady at 81 Is.
Butter dull. Sugar lower; hard refined 354a5Ac;
New Orleans 3Au4Hc. Eggs dull at 20c. Cheese
steady.
TOLEDO. o.. jan. S-Wheat firm and higher:
No 2 cash and january 6o1&ci May 655Sc. Corn
dull and firm; No.2 cash 3Gc;s May 3S%c. Oats
s aniS9t 3;e sdye and a9Ii iowe Rye er dne'; cash cash and S5Si 1e elSHsT;
Sc 6311; February So 20; March Sc rs.
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WheelInd & Elm Grove Railroad

On and after SATURDAY: October l.1s94 trains.
Leave WaEELIsGEs6:0 I'm. 700 a m..s:ll
am, 900 e. m, 1000 q m. HOO q m, LOO M:
ZOO !. m..:o0 p. m.3-o p m.i:Oo pm.S-'I+
M. coop. ms 200 pmsS:oos m,s:S1 p
LEAVE Elm GRovE@6:ooam % mssols
a m-s GOA 90 a m,1I-Oo s. m. 12:9o M.
zoo D: m. 200 p n. 200 m-i:oo pSn5:l1
L. m..6 100 D. m. 90 pm, $500 9:1Sp
m 10 10 m
sUSpAY-Churchs1rain leave Elm Grove q.
e:s3 q m. and Wheeling at1s:1T p.m
WEISGERBERs
ocl General Manager.
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RAILROADS.
=, Sgea Pennsylvania Stations.
VIHRRnsyIVdnid LINES.
Trains Run By Central Time.
S~YsrEy-"PAS HANDLE UTE.

T1cKEr OFFICES AT PENNSYLVANIA STATION o.
WATER ST., Foor OF ELEVENTH ST., WHEELING,
AT MCLURE HOUSE, WHEELISG, AND AT JHE
PENNSYLVANIA STATION. 2R1DGEPoRT.
co--rryrer cvrrv-r-Ep AS FASDTE R0rrrF.o RI
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Dry Goods.

New York. Jan. 2.-The changes in the dry
goods markct1hroughout have been generally
favorable. The talk is generally more cheerful,
but as yet the Observation-Disclosures has not been
expressed to- any considerable extent In the
actual takings OF buyers. Print cloths hold
about steady at full prices, but are quiet with
the dcmRnds restricted almost altogether to;
spring stapleS. The market for ginghams and
woven fabrics and dress goods is moderately
steady and moderately active.
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FOR W0MANKIND

Matters Of Interest to the Intelli-
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Baltimore Live stockaIarkct.
UNION STOCK YARDS, ,CLAEEMoST,
- NLnNnaX Inn L 1907 - Z

swine-The market for hogs is somewhat
stronger this morning, with a fairly good trade.
were we Prices are 1scL higher than they
were last Thursday Qnote: Fair to best light
western hogs ut S. 60a5 81 per 100 lbs; heavy
S. 50a5 70 and roughs 81 51a5 90 per 100 lbs. Re-
ceipts $3.50 head.
Sheep and Lambs-There is q fairly active
trade in,boths sheep and lambs, sheep being &c
higher than last5wee and lam bs nc, with favor
able prospects for the balance Of the week. We
quote the range for6sheep ut 2a4c per 1b gross;
lambs 3Le4Ac per lb: gross.
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Cotton.

NEW YORK, Jan. s.-Pig iron dull; American
1weakat 50 20. lin easier; straights So -
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SCIscESEAT1so., Jan. 3.-cotton quiet; mid.
sdlings re:
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gencer's Feminine Feeders.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoriall
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NEW YORK. Jan. a.-wool nominal
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO.

On and after Monday. December %. Passenger.
Trains will run as follows: TDally. TDahy tx
cent Sunday. Central time. -
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Petroleum.

on Cry, Pa. Jan. 3.-Opened, lowest and
closed at S01Ic; highest SoLc; sales 1000 barrels;
5clearances 642.000 barrels; shipments 11s,4H bar
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SHORT R1Bs-Cash Sc so; January So s715a6 55a
G 37L5; May Sc i5a6 60a6 45.
n NfEarS Jnnhonua6 '-E# .r--
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CHICAGO, Jan. s.-After a weak opening
caused By heavy foreign cables, wheat advanced
to-day on liberal export cleQrances, light re;
ceipts and light foreign shipments, and closed
nc higher than yesterday,
Corn was helped by the strength il wheat
RI nat~ 1,,orr -,,to I,f g -, r#-rI
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January 81 65a7 s23Ia7 67k;
.a7 SIS: May ST 59a7 62Ea
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ian. 3.-Flour duh; receipts
,ments $50 barrels. Wheat
.009 bushels; steamer No. 2
64a6iIc; May 69a69Ac. Corn
'ceipts lOo.000 bushels; ship
Is; No. - white spot 0Ac
Rye inactive. Butter
crn &c. Cheese firm; New
Eggs steady; western ga
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2 spring 60skc; No. 5 spring
6O5Ic; January 59%a6oNa
L655&c; July 66a67a67c.
3454c: January 34Aa34Isa
May sSHa3S55a35Ac-
}. 2S}sc; January 2Sa23ha
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Pa, Jan. S.-FIour quiet and
and higher; steamer No. 2
64c; January 634c; February
April G6Ec. Corn firm and
Joe; January 4lIc; Febru-
42%c; April 43c. Oats steady:
l white fancy 9Sc; No. 2
&c; February BIC; March 3554c;
dull and lower; western cream
ania prints Csc. Eggs dull and
;. Cheese dull and unchanged.
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observation-disclosures q Pass Agent
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Metals.

PHrrsBURGH Pa. jan. 3.-opened and loves
soXc; highest so11ac; closed s04c.
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PRESS OPINIONS
ON
HUGH COLEMAN DAVIDSON'S WORKS.

The Li'er1ry World says: The story is an
exciting one, and we congratulate Nj David
son on the skill with which be has managed
his plot"
The Nergc5stIs Weet,y CtronicLs says: "ReAd
ers Of Mr.. II. c. Dsvidson's admirable novels
Cast on the Waters" The Old Adam, =" &c,
will be pleased to welcome another rom the
same pen, The startling and terrible incident
described in the opening chapter is quite
enough to fix the readers close attention from
the beginning to the snd Of the story"
The Hestssn DGdy NureurV says: THE scene
OF this story is laid somewhere on the Welsh
coast. Novel readers who Ike . tale which
keeps them on the tenter-hooks throughout
will spprec ate M Davitsons book and eager
ly look Tor his next"
The BRIGHTON GaE>t's says The thread OF
interest throughout is especially powerful"
The literary World says Delightful hu.
NOR. But there 10 more in Mr. DavidIons book
than broad farce. IA in real life, laughter and
tears follow ous smother very closely; and
while the author anuses "a With the ludicrous
straits in which the klspiomAniLcs find them
selves, be interests Us 10 a very pathetic little
love sJCry which 10 carried on In the back.
Ground"