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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-03-14

The government is testing new
plan for signalling at sea, which has
already yielded remarkable results. 1t
consists merely OF an ordinary gong
fastened to the bow of the ship below
the water line. This acts as trans
mitter, and the receivers are gongs of
exactly similar tone and rate of vibra-
one on each side of the ship below the
water line. The receiving gong will
take up and reproduce the sound of the
sending gong from a long distance.
Signals already have been clearly trans
mitted ten miles.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-03-14
BY No Means a Novice.

Papa-Never, never play trump
when you can follow suit, Susie.
Susie-The idea. How unkind of you
papa. l rather think 1 have played
cards long enough to know that. What
is the old trump. anyway?-Truth.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-03-14

-Delicacy of taste has the same eff
feet as delicacy of passion; it enlarges
the sphere both of our happiness and
misery, and makes us sensible to pain
as well as pleasures, which escape the
rest of mankiud.-Hume.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-03-14
After the Concert,

He-I envy that man who sang the
tenor solo.
She-Why, thought he had very
poor voice.
He-So did 1. But just think of hi:
nerve.-Life.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-03-14
Hoods Sarsaparilla

acts directly upon the blood, making it rich
and pure and giving it vitality and life
giving qualities. This is why Hoods Sarsa-
parilla Cures when all other preparations
and prescriptions fail.
az have tried Hoods Sarsaparilla and
found it to be an excellent medicine for
impure blood. I highly recommend it."
FANNIE E. PR.CHARD, Utica, y. Y.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-03-14

CA1LER-ssDid your mother do any Of the
work on this picture9' Flossie-''Yes'm;
she talked for five or six weeks tryln' to
make folks think she painted lt."-hter
Ocean.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-03-14

"Let me have two cent stamp,
please" said the dapper youth.
"We're all out of stamps" said the
pretty post mistress, ''but we have some
lovely postal cards for penny EACH"
And manlike he bought a dozen
BROOKLYN Eagle.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-03-14
An inslnuatiOn.

Old Skroogc-Do you think, young
man, you could support my daughter in
the style to which she has been accus-
toned?
Her Suitor-I could, but I'm not
mean enough to do it.-Chicago Record.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-03-14

Ir was asked about an Indifferent football
player what place he occupied in the field
was he full-back or a half-backs mo"
was the reply, ''he was a drawback. Tilt
Bits.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-03-14
Nccessity's Invention.

General Gn the near future(-Qulch!
What news?
Aide (breath1essly)-The enemy's
pneumatic bicycle brigade is attacking
our flank.
General (promptly)-Tell the gunners
to load with tacks.-PearSonS
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-03-14
Scripturally So.

Palette-I tell you, times are pretty
hard when good artist has to get a
job as waiter.
Smiley-Yes; he's like the foolish
servant in the parable-burying his
talent in a napkin. Life.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-03-14

Is essential to good health, because the
blood is the vital fluid which supplies all the
organs with life and the power to perform
their functions.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-03-14
FINE SHOES.
MADE IN ST. LOUIS.
EVERY PAIR Guaranteed.
ASK YOUR DEALER FOR THEM.

year elaborate plan Of ADVERTISING
but before half through, OR ADSERIlSEMEN1S
DISAPPEARED. Why9 Because WE WERE OVERWHELMED
BUSINESS. hut thing do: withdraw
the every energy filing the
with which flooded This did. and handled
reasonable most years
WITH ENLARGED YAcTOklES INCREASED FACILITIES,
AND TWENTY BRANCH HOUSES FROM WHICH TO DIS
TRIBUTE OUR GOODS, WE CAN NOW CARE FOR ALL WHO
could reduce because
limit the demand for Aemotor goods
would prices
a demand viii we could supplyf We have this
heaviest bought
YEAR prices and have made
dealers which enable them to make unprecedented prices
In quality, character variety nisf and accessibility to
goods and REPAIRS without competitors.
plan advertising last proposed furnish
feed els
did not complete the advertising and the feed
was We to make amends
the following We will in this parer
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-03-14
Hoods SarsaparilIa
Is the Great Blood Purifier.
A Womau,s Wilea.

AlOOA , AAio easy in effect 25c
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-03-14
Hoods Sarsaparilla

This is proved beyond any doubt by the
wonderful cures which have been accom-
plished by this medicine Weak, tired,
nervous men and women tell OF new
strength and vigor and steady nerves given
by Hoods Sarsaparilla- Sufferers from
sleeplessness, scrofula, salt rheum and the
severest forms of blood diseases have
found relief in Hoods. This is because
Hoods Sarsaparilla purifes the blood
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-03-14
Pure Rich Blood

Blood is life and upon the purity and VI
tality of the blood depends the health OF Tue
whole system. The best blood purlhef 10
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-03-14
$40 at SO

with order, b. Chicago. Only
furnish Of neighbour some
line Cut description and fnl information
gardipg I will appear
Nv desire oniuxru vtno
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National League Convention.

There are confident predictions tina,
tho National League Of Republican
Clubs, a: its coming meeting in Cleye.
land, will declare in favor Of the iroo
coiuage Of silver. This prediction over.
looks the fact that the league was not
formed to lay down platforms and dc.
clare policies for Inc Republican party.
That is done by tho national conven.
ton which meets every four years and
by which also a presidential ticke, is
named. II the league we're 10 80 out Of
its way to do what i, is not expected TO
DO that would by no moans indicate
that the party, assembled in national
convention next year, will DO the same
thing.
The bes. thing the League can do is to
consider how i. may contribute mos, to
strengthening the Republican ~organiza.
ton aud carrying to victory the banner
10 be uniurlod next year.
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FRoM SI-rEnsYiLLE.
Loea. New. ami Doug. IN tho Great o

Local News and pniu-s Ia tho Great OIL
Field.
Special DiIpdi:h 10 re IliiiignYoer.
S~isrrRsvILLE, W. Va, April 90
Every well in this field is being pumped
TO its utmost capacity during the high
price in oil, aud within a radius of
twenty-five miles land has been leased,
and the next few months will pass into
history more wildcut,ing done than at
any other time during the existence Of
the field. Rig builders are In great dc.
mand, and ANN be gotten at any
price on account OF their scarcity.
The run statements show this month
that run have averaged 5000 barrels
more a day than the shipments.
The Fisher company well on the
lleintoS farm Is $500 feet down aud
struck tho Gordon sand to-day.
James A. Forsythc, OF Wheeling. is in
town. locating wells on the Ohio side.
NJ. T. Lally. OF Wheeling, was in the
city Thursday.
Most Of tho saloons are running wide
open despite the crusade by the min
listers.
There's not an empty house in town
and houses going up every day. Sisters
vile is on a solid basis for a boom this
hummer a, never before.
James A. Sigafoose. the MouEdsville
WOODEN manufacturer. was in town to-
day, taking a birds-eyo view OF the
place. and il he can got i bonus 10
Justify him in locating his factory here
he will do 20.
The new brick kilas are running full
time and have orders to run them in
the middle Of tho summer.
Hon. Aleck Campbell. OF Wheeling,
was in town to-day on business.
". II. Smith. OF the firm OF Smith &
McMullen, mas returned from Wheeling.
The case OF williamson VS.. Jones for
the title OF les acres OF land and twenty.
six oil wells. has been set for May 9Th,
by Judge Jacobs.
J. q. Splanc. oil Pittsburgh, superin.
tendent OF the Na,ional Transit Tele.
graph line. was in tho city on business.
Conductor Cook, OF the Ohio River
railroad. who was so badly hur; at this
place Wednesday. is getting along nice
ly at his home in Parkersburg.
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III tho days Of protected wool a fall In
tho price was very ably attributed TO tho
duty on that commodity. Not a FREQ
trader had any trouble to SO. that mat.
tor straight In his own MUD.
Now that wool uudera policy Of FREQ
wool has dropped In this country to tho
lowest price on record, will souc highly
accomplished aud over ready FREQ trader
vouchsats tho exclamation? 1t would
be very pleasing II our esteemed neigh.
Dor tho Register could make 1t conyen.
lent to DO tho first to accept this wild
and woody opportunity.
Assuming tina. thcrc Ia a cause for
this elect, what is tho causo2 Why
did not wool go up instead OF coming
down? American wool has o all tho
supposed advantage OF being able to
mix itself with the foreign product
which comes in duty free.
Surely 1t cannot be that wool has Just
perycr'ely Knocked tho bottom out of
the record because the Democratic
party sought TO do it II erea, aud good
turn by putting it on tho free list.
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DESpEI,ArE THAMES
Board n Freight rrnin-Fierce Fight VIE
tho Police.

Board n freigh, rrnin-Fierce Fight wlsh
tho Police.
HUNTINGTON. Pa, April e6.-A gang
OF about thirty desperate tramps. many
OF whom were armed, boarded a west
bound freight train on the Pennsylya-
mia railroad this afternoon. a, a point
near Rydes station. When tho train
men tried to put them OF tho tramps
resisted. firing 8 number OF shots from
their revolvers. none OF which took Of
feet. The trainIncn ro;rcated ond tcle-
GraDhei't to the police for assistance.
When tho train reached here, tile po-
lice, sided by 4 numerous posse of citi-
zens. made an ATTACK OH the despcra-
does and. alter a fierce fight. succeeded
in capturing five Of the rin~gloaders,
who were put in jail. The others cs-
capped TO the woods and an effort will
be made to capture them.
Some Of tho members nj the gang aro
suspected OF having taken part in tho
$4,000 burglary n. Miillin,own, last
night. and to these and others il also
attributed most of tho numerous bur
glarics which have lately occurred in
tho iunIalR VALLEY.
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ful touo. Il thought from tho noiso
thcy mado that tho swamps wore full
OF 'om. but thoIo wero all | could catcll.'
That's the way tho hunt for these
silver men will turn out" concluded
Mr.. Tawnsy.
Wost Virginia Democrats ara wonder.
Ing, a, | predicted thcy would, wha.
profit thero 1, to tllcm 10 having a rep.
rcssntatiyo IN President Cloyoland's
cabinet. Postmaster General Wilson
had hardly limo 10 warm tho scat ro-
comfy vacated by Mr.. BissGll before hu
authorized Il statement TO DO published
10 the elloct that "tho boys in Woat
Virginia need expect nothing at his
hands, and that II thoy wore building
their hopuS on the fact OF his
elevation 10 the controllcrship OF
\ vast amount Of patronage,
they might az well eoass. for such
a%nticipations we're only castles In the
air and would DO demolished. This was
q sad disappointment and those who
couldn't contain their 10y over the APP
pointment OF tho first West Virginia
Democrat to u cabinet place arc now in.
dulging in some very blttcr, not TO say
uncomplimentary remarks regar.iinG the
Aforesaid first Democrat Ono or two Of
tho papers in Mr.. Wilson's old district
arc lndulging In some, spitclul remarks
on the subject, aud IL the postmaster
general evor attempts to run for Con-
gress again he will find some very soro
spots that mood healing. "rhe boys
should have expected all this, however,
for Mr.. Wilson's spurnlng OF tho thus.
tiers" in his old district is simply a
repetition OF his treatment OF them
when no was a busy tariff tinkor-too
busy with his work Of bringing on a
panic to attend to tho wants OF bis hun.
cry and thirsty constituents, who 70.
rarded their claims on his timo a, moro
important than tho ways aud means oil
providing \ revenue or a deficiency, r.
the case might be. Postmaster General
Wilson, efficient though he DO as a pub
lie officer, is not laying up for himself
treasures in tho hearts OF "the boys"
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THE Tl;ExD or rl:aDE.


Il. e. Dun & Co.. Weekly Review Of Tho
Condition -; Ttusiue,S.
NEW YoEE, April 2S.-R- q. Dun <
Company's weekly review OF trade,
which Issues tomorrow, will say:
Neither the rising speculative mar
kets nor tho steady gain in industries
has ceased and i! il wholesome that
there are fewer sign4 OF hesitation in
the productive indus:riuI than IN specu-
ll:iye prices. Wa:o strikes grow moro
numerous and cause some trouble and
retail demand lag. behind wholc4alrs
sud iobbIng purchases behind proiuc-
ton in some branches, hu: through
many conflicting reports the fact shine,
out that the industries ara gaining. not
with n rush and a WhirI, but more
safely.
Cotton mills are getting moro money
for goods and have quito generally adj.
vancGd wages. TINS consumption 10
larger and advances seom 10 DO var
Eanied on ~prOduc:i1n, stimulated be-
cau1c ore. coko and oil products wurc to
- HHa'Nit 10 'chat'aHl Nv bllalislls uc-
mnnd for products. ior on tho whole
new business is said to be smailer than
In February or March. Tho structural
demand for buildings throughout tho
country was never ilrgor. the frOnzy in
OIL has started Il .ar.u demand i3r Hipc
and sheets at slight idvaucl4. Tails are
stagnant though 4 sImlc better at
Chicago: wire tor fencing. for nails and
wIrc rods are 20 duh ~ to DO scarcely
quoted and bar, though lifted 4 ahndc,
shows no ]increa'rl demand. Brg'omrr
pIgis lover lul .aIcl OF southern viz
IN northern mlrkc.4 have boon largo at
% cents aivanc.. Fini he'll products
arc nearly 4: their lpTc5t price.
Wool has suid a. the lowest price M
record this Tcri;, u cents for OHIO anl
. cnaig i6r Tcsl-, AMI oilers 10 clear of
stocks before new supplies come forward
tempt manufacturers to pirctGTn bD-
yond present nrc.,i. Tho demand for
dTcH goods cpnt!uupI large nnd lmnrny-
Ing. but iIncartRintY in mcu's wonr
goods continncs, nnd il somewhat in-
creased By moro numerous sIriko'. Col
ored ilInnel4 ara . 70 y per cont lower,
Higher prICc' lOf wheat, nearly thrco
cent? above Lass Yc,k. hiYc u t%cnlOnCy
10 check Atlantic exports.
Tho failures for tho week have boon
$50 in tho United State, against l79 last
year, and 81 for Canada against = last
year.
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QmJrdeMsenrer
wuEEL,sa. ArRIL 81, 1895.
sllrer rrnnnct ami ,h, nntIo.

Nr. Mart. In q ,Seorcd editorial In the lNrELLi.
GENCER the s5rd Inst, arcue' that the oyerpro'
dueilan OF silver 10 recent yeaN has caused that
metal 10 fall, as no terms II. In commercial
value. II Nr, HAT will examine the statistics
he will flud that lrom AbOnI 1879 10 1857 or lSGL
the production OF gold exceeded that OF silver,
Just a. the Production 81 silver has exceeded
that OF gold in recent years. and yet from 1879 10
1870 the parity or commercial value OF the
two metals a. the ratio fixed by law, remained
substantially the same. How do You accouat tof
that Nj. Hart. or will the ruic you app,y work
both ways; rleaSe answer edlior!ally. NS every.
hody wants all the light on this Nnblecl pOSilblc.
Il is truth We are all after WS:t EtpHbtmA'
In the article 10 which ;he WotEel
Republican refers comment was made
on gold and silver il the United
States" Nothing was. said about over
production. It was increased produc-
ton that was spoken Of. Nor was that
given as the solo cause OF tho lower
prics Of silver.
The "lSTELLIGEScEE remarked shat
Conditions in other parts Of the world
hsve contributed to bring silver to tho
lowest price on record, but it is easily
seen that our largely increased produc-
tion furnishes OF itself n yery good
reason" Going further and including
gold and silver the world oTer this rea.
son Seems to apply with even greater
force.
In the decade in which "the crime OF,
1878" va, committed considerably more
gold than silver wa, produced, and so it
had been since the diseorerJ OF gold in
California Taking the next decade and
coming down to 1895. inclusive, the las.
year for which We have worlds returns.
the excess has been just thu other way.
Much more silver than gold has been
produced. Although the market price
of the produc. was falling steadily no
encouragement OF the industry is APP
parent in the returns oil production.
The point the ISrELLIGExcEE was max
ing, supported By the record, WAS that
heavy purchases by the treasury OF the
United States did not stop the down
ward tendancy of the price Of silver.
We do moi, quite understand What the
Republican mean. when it says that
from 1919 to $3.50 the parity or com.
mercial value OF the two metals at the
ratio fixed By Law remained subs,au.
italy the same" The ratio fixed by
law remained precisely the came be.
it had not been changed since
1887. That was fixed By act OF Congress
and could not be changed by the market.
So it has been since the passage OF the
ae: Of 1879. But the marke. price OF
silver has changed, and tha,has changed
the commercial ratio Of silver TO gold.
In the fiscal year 1873 the ratio aver.
aged 1852 In the fiscal year 1894. the
average price OF silver bcin. .6SI, the
ratio was $3.50. In that year silyor fell
as low as G. cents an ounce, les. than
half the price Of 1873. and OF course tho
true ratio was more than double the
ratio OF that year.
The lsTELLiGEScEg is unable 10 zee
as they zee who hold tina, ths ratio tx
ed BY law has all to 90 with the CUES.
ton, the true commercial ratio moth.
inc.
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"Iu tho sprlur ayoung mans fancy,
Lightly turns 10 thoughts Of love-"

But not If he is sick, or even
"out of Sorts Sickness
checks the sentiments, thinS
the blood, shortenS the life
and kills all happiness.
Unfortunately this IS the
season when the pores OF
the skin open, then close,
and all the poisons are sent
To the Kid
neyS. Nowhere else. That IS
the seat OF war; the source
of danger. .
There has never been
but one remedy for kid
ney troubles of every
kind, whether with men or
women, and that is Warmers
Safe Cure. 1t acts directly
upon the kidneys and drives
all uric acid and other pois-
ons from the body. 1t is pre-.
eminently a Spring medicine,
a blood purifier. Doctors,
ministers, priests and promi-
nent men and women all
over the world endorse it.
Can you afford to be without
it2
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Colonel Conninrer,. rrnmn,lnn.

'NtlbNlb's
The President is criticised for AZ.
pointiu. Colonel Coppinger. son.in.law
OF Mr.. Blaine. to I'll a vacant briga.
der generalship. The ground Of cri,i.
ciIm is that tho appoin,ee is Of foreign
birth. having been born in England
There is nothing in this criticism. II
Coppinger was n good enough Amcri.
can TO command regiment he i, n good
enough American to command 4 brig
ade.
There is 4 better ground Of objection
than this. To make Colonel Coppingcr
a brigadier general tho Presidon, had TO
jump him over sixteen col0nels. n all
there men DO 1T to DO ~coloneIs there il
certainly n Of them ct 10 DO n brica.
der general. and NJ his turn came DO.
fore Coppingor's 1t would have been iair
10 give him the promotion.
In an exceptional case the Pre,idon,
is justified in jumping an oilico over SOY.
o%ralo!her,, but while Colonel Coppingcr
has been a good soldier, he has not been
so exceptionally m%eritorious as TO war.
rant this distinction. Iii, case VA,
strongly urged on prosidcn, Harrison.
who would have boon glad to please the
BIninn family. hut this no could no, do
consistently with his idea oil fair play
and the good Of the public service.
The President regretted deeply tina,
no could not grant this favor to Mr..
Blaine. and it was no scc:st that Mr..
Blaine wa, very much chagrincd that,
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STATE Of West Virginia Ohio County. In the CT
cult Cnu ni sid County.
J. II. ripo> survivor Of himself and J. kesI.
deceased. late partners doing business GaIU'
the firm name u Pipes and Reed,
vs..
Frederick ScuGann. In ChanccTy with Gasl
mcui
Is virtue Of a decree OF said cOuri entered y
the above entitled cause on the 9th day OF NAivs'
lSN. the undersigned. appointed a sicCia! e,I
missioner for tho purpose. will sell NJ inc uol,.
front door OF the Court House OF said county "
SATURDAY. THE 18th DAY OF MAY. iSN'
commencing at 10 O'Clock 8. m, the io!!oN'Ds
described prIpcrty. that Is 10 say:
The ono undivided ouc. fifth interest u ~
numbered Fourteen. In sQusre ntinectrd ~
IN tina; mar, NJ the Civ Of Wheeling formerly
called Eilrhlr;oWn. brt o known ~ Se',.
Wheeling. In Ohio County. West NirriniA, Ns.sS
III, interest u said Frederick NcumSun 10 A4
lot. ,,
TEsMs ~ E-Onc third and as much mo-.
aS the purchaser elects TO pay In casa % -,
dav ni sale the balance In two equal lhNs.
mrnlS ri six and twelve months, notes prA'iS.
interest from the day Of sale 10 be given i'' ~
deferred payments
VI. ". CuwpEN. Special Commissioner
". II HALLER. AuctiOnCcr.
hcrhy certify that said special oiniiis l".s"
has given loud with security approved D! III
II, required by law aud said decree oi ale W."
II. lSN JOHN ". ~
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CmAMnrmL,IS's Cough Remedy gives
tho beat satisfaction Of any cough mndi-
cine | handle, anil u' II seller loads all
other preparations iIf this market
recommend It because IL is tho beat
medicine | cvcr haudlud for c%Ou.iIs.
colds aud Group. y. ~. R%ALDWTpGr,
MillnrsYilln. III.
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Tho best 5nIvc in tho world for cnls,
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rionm, iovcr
sores, tcttor. chappcd hands, chilblains,
corns. aud all skin erun:ioul, aud posi-.
lively cures piles. or no pay required.
1t il Guaranteed to givo pOricct satisiuc.
ton or money refunded. PricO -
cents per box. For sale by Logan Drug
COMPANY.
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AMBASSADOR BAYAED has n high re-
gard for tho British officers who are
dealing with Nicaragua and think.
they will bring the matter out in good
shape. It would be gratifying 10 know
wha. our ambassador to Great Britain
think. Of the old flag and his coun.ry's
position on this continent.
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Il. II. BnwN,S. publisher Enquirer, Of
Iircmnn, Ind. writes: Last work our
little Girl baby, tho only me wo have,
was tnKcn sick with crnup. After two
doctors failed to ciyr relief aud litc was
hanging 0u u moro thread, We tried Ono
MinGtn Cough euro aud its lilc wns
aavca. Logan Drug Co.. Wheeling. w.
Va, u. +. Peabody, Bonwood, aud Bowie
& Co, Bridgeport. ..
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THE silver dollar OF to-day is about
oue-hOli silver aud one.halt wind. The
wind buys as much 5. the silSer be.
Il the government, rcdeems both in
gold. Whenever This exchange is no
longer possible the wird will 20 out and
the purchasing power OF the silver dol.
lar will be represented by the marke,
value OF the silver in it.