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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-31
PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, October 30.-Dullness and
small professional trading character
lied business in the Board OF Trade
to-day. December wheat closed Ae
lower; December corn Aa9sc higher
and December oats ssc up. Provisions
closed unchanged to 21ac higher.
Weakness In wheat cables and con-
tlnued reports of heavy rains In Argen-
tina influenced wheat holders to sell
and encouraged short sellers. The cash
business also slow and both north
western and primary receipts were con-
siderably increased. This brought an
opening for December 1saAe lower at
70%c. Only the gaining strength In
the corn pit prevented a decided slump
In whea., for though in the face oil
these bearish factors December sold VI
to 705sc. later when dizziness was more
pronounced 1t sagged back quickly tc
7OAc; the outside markets were doing
very little business and December was
the weaker future ruling relatively ~
to 1ac lower than May. Late In the
day here was small reaction on ex-
port news and December closed weak,
&c lower, at 7ossa701ac.
Corn strong. December opened
steady, but soon advanced Nc. Most OF
this buying, however. was professional
and a good deal of profit taking and a
dull turning market without any notice.
able support weakened December till
1t sold at SIC. Some covering at this
figure brought slight Improvement
and December closed firm Ha$c
higher at 571ac.
There was less speculative interest
shown in oats to-day ana corn was the
influential factor Trade was nearly
all local with an early buoyant tone on
the corn advance. December opened
unchanged, fuctuated narrowly and
closed steady &c higher
Provisions active. January pork
closed unchanged at $1490; January
lard 21ac higher at $50, and January
ribs 21sc up at $40.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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NEW YORK. October 80. s:11 p. m

NEW YORK. October 80, S:11 p. M
Fluctuations were narrow in the general
list and at times the market was ex-
tremely dull, though the undertone was
strong practically all day. The coal
stocks were the leading feature. the
buying being based on the satisfactory
situation OF the anthracite trade and
the case of Jersey Central on the be-
lief that earnings would justify an adj
vance in the dividend rate. As the
Reading Company owns very large
proportion OF this stock. II in turn would
benefit by such an advance, just as New
York Central would in the case OF an
advance in the rate paid on Lake Shore
or Michigan Central. A repressive in
fuenee to-day was the slight hardening
of the money rates. incident to the close
of the month. Aside from this senti-
ment was more cheerful. confidence
being felt in an early settlement Of the
Northern Pacific situation. The ex-
change market was easier this morning
but steadied up later in the day. Lon
don was again seller. but arbitrage
business was small. Demand sassy to
s4.SeA.
LADENBURG, THALMAN & co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-31
THE CONDITIONS OF THE DAY.
Much Manipulation Was I'm Evil
dencc.
(By Associated Press)

By Associated Press.)
NEW YORK, October 30-The vol
ume of dealings fell off still further to-
day and were again congested in a few
stocks, in which there was rather OBJ
vious manipulation. The manipulation
WAS for the advance, but its effect was
confined to the leading active stocks
so far as any notable results were con-
cerned. The general list was sluggish
and hesitating and fiuctuated narrowly
throughout. The Coalers were taken III
hand for an upward movement. the con-
certed buying of the group being based
on the reports OF very heavy demand
and a traffic only limited by the car
supp.y Of the companies, while prices
are firmly maintained at the maximum
of recent years. The high priced mem
bers of the group gained from 2ss to 5
points and those selling under par rose
about point. st. Paul resumed its re-
cent SOW of strength, and was follow
ed as usual by the Pacific stocks to the
extent of between l and 2 points.
There was another demonstration in
the yanderbilts also to-day, but its In
fiuenee did not extend very effectively
outside of that group. Amalgamated
Copper continued active and somewhat
irregular above yesterdays level. with
unconfirmed rumors circulating of the
possible absorption of Calumet and
Hecla. The National Lead stocks were
strong on prospects Of improved trade
conditions and Manhattan and Sugar
also helped out the show of strength.
The determination to take a cheerful
view of me gold export movement
which was increased to-cay to total
of s2s0000 was apparently based on
the idea that the relief afforded to the
foreign situation will be reflected back
upon this market. rherS Is some as
surance felt, also that the movement
will be checked after to-morrows ship
ments.
Railroad bonds were only moderately
active and show irregular changes.
Total sales, par value. $3.50 900.
y. s. bonds were all unchanged on the
last call.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-31
VERY FEW CHANGES
IN THE LOCAL MARKETS
Hogs Are Lower-Other Live Stock
About Unchanged.
The Grocery Market Continues Re-
markabIy steady, and the same
Conditions Prevail ms to Fruits
and Vegetables.
REGISTER OFFICE.

WHEELING. October 30 1901
There is little to be said Of the local
markets this week. Prices are unchanged
as a rule, except as to hogs. which are
lower on the continued warm weather.
The grocery market is active. but quota
tons remain the same for all staples.
Only few unimDortant changes are re-
ported in green stuff and fruits.
We quote as follows:
E'ruftS.
Corrected by p. Bachr.an & Sons)
Apples-New Early Harvest, s2.5043.OO
per Dbl: home grown, S2.00a25o.
Misunderstanding from Sl.v0 10 SIZE, ac-
Sording to quality and size.
Lemons-Extra fancy, s350l14O0
Oranges-Jamaicas, $325Gp3.54 per box.
Iines-Sl .OJly1 %.
Jamaica Pine Apples range from 12's
to Is cents each.
Cocoanuts-o0c per doz.: 800 per sack
Eouftry.
Chickens-Live, s25093.0o per doz; 19sc
per ID. Young chickens, SC per Id. Com
ing a little freer and in good demand:
Dueks--s2. 1890 i've; dressed. 4Og5oc'
nominal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-31
Green STUFF.

Cele-y--25c per bunch.
Parsley-l0Nlac per dozen, as to size.
Lettuce-30Ii0 c bushel
Onions-izls4iac PEI iozen, according 10
size
Radishes-10d15c dozen.
Cabbage-Home grown. S.0o11.2o per Dbl.
Green Corn-l5q20c per dozen; Sl75qz.vo
per Dbl. Getting scarce.
barrel. Spanish, s1.25 per crate.
Beets-New, l5dl20c dozen.
Carrots-10nl5c per dozen.
SpInach-Home 40lio0c bushel
kale-75clSl.0 per barrel.
Tomatoes-Home grown, 50QIbc per bu.
Cucrmbers-Home grown l5a2oc dozen.
Gems-Rockyfords, sl.754225 per crate.
Buckwheat-s2 10000 per 100 pounds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-31

Corrected by Goodhue G. Coz
Cattle-Estra, loo to 1.2eo, a25a44oi
good. 300 TO 600. s4.o0li425; good. 500 TO 900,
e. 75si4.o0; common, COO to 500. s2f5gaoQ;
bulls. g 75q3.50.
Wogs-Exira, ss.00d6.15; good, s5.sod60o;
common, S5.0dn5.50.
Sheep1s9 2ldfs 50: market nominal.
thanksgiving, A.0005.00: yearlings. So
a 400. Prices nominal; no market.
Fresh Cows 500. 09@3o.00 Demand light.
Calvea-s5. h0Gfa00: grassers, S3.oodt3. 90.
Market generally dull, for live stock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-31
Specials to White g. White.

Specials to White g. White.
NEW YORK, October 90.-3:58 p. m.
Stocks were generally strong to-aay
on buying induced by rumors that the
Northern Pacific matter has been fiaal-
ly arranged and is soon to be announc-
ed Most of the buying was profess
sional. ST. Paul and Union Pacific
were notably strong. Coal stocks were
well bought and the Vanderbilts also
received attention. Heavy buying or
d. orfolk & Western put that STOCK alb We
81 at the close. SO far as is known to-
morrow's gold shipments Will not
amount to more than s2.S50,000. Union
Pacific increased $226, 900 net for sep
TENDER. Rumors of higher dividends
advanced Jersey Central. Keene brok-
ers were rather steady oulers to-day.
DICK BROS. & co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-31
NEW YORK, October so.-4:Os p. m.

NEW YORK, October 30.-f:oS p. IN.
The Quotations from London this
morning were without influence here.
The market opened strong, although
business continued light. There was
generally a hopeful fesilng in regard
to the prospect of a settlement o. the
Northern Pacific affairs. The strength
In Amalgamated Copper was attributed
to a better understanding between the
competing interests as IL the restriction
" the copper output. The ANNOUNCE
nent that no more gold would be en-
jagged for to-morrow's steamer bel ed
o strengthen the market in the alter
loon session. The statements issued
y Union Pacific and Big -Four for the
months of September, show ng large IN
deases over last year, augmented the
feeling that the marke. ought to do
bitter. AS a whole, the trading was
pirely professional, and what move
nents there were reflected on the SEN
tfnents of the traders. Those who
hive been very bearish all the week en-
TIE gold exports and the money situa-
tim, recognize the fact that it is one
thing to sell and another proposition
tobuy back at profit. The dullness
ofthe past few days did not force
lioydation Of any kind, and the trad
erawho have been arrayed on the bear
sid are quick to observe that stocks
artheld in firm hands and cannot cas-
..ybe shaken out; and - is we'll to re-
menber that the market has during the
sumner months had a number OF
shaeorts which cleared the street of
god many weak accounts
Manhattan was bought on expecta-
tioll that the quarterly statement
void show large increases over last
yea. Among the indusrrials, steel was
stealy and showed good support. Lon
don sold again about $4,000 shares,
mosly Union Pacific and st. Paul.
J. S. BACHE & CO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-31
Canned Goods.

, Prices stll maintain the higlf level. New
toma toes 81. Is: tomatoes, 3ls-lb. 1.4n: Harl
ford Co. stand. corn. Soc. --la peaches. Sel-
low free, $50: 3-ih standard table. 81 60.
California lemon cling peaches, 500. Bal
timore peAches. clio. pie peaches. Noe.
lib Deep Sea full standard cove oysters.
81 90, Acorn standard strns beans. zoe
alb can corn beef. 1850, l-i5 can Clipped
beef. .225, lib can lunch tongue, SS,a5.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-31
miscellaneous Produce.

Butter-Creamery, 24025c; choice coun-
try, toa2Oc: country. good, 10g11c; coun
try, light, 10c: 5utterine, l34l5c.
Eggs 21q22c per doz., and in light sup
ply.
bushei.
Cheese-Prime Ohio factory. 10Q101tc
New York, lac; Limburser. Ike; SWEET
ger. 13414c.
Lard-10q10is per pound.
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Mining stocks.
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK, October 30.-Close:
Money on call steadier at 3Aa4 per
cent; last loan 81 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 41ka5 per
cent.
Sterling exchange steadier after ease,
with actual business in bankers bills
at s4.S6ss for demand and at $4S3sa
4.So5s for sixty days; posted rates
s4.841s and $4S71z commercial bills
S4.82Aa4.S3H.
Bar silver 575sc.
Mexican dollars 45kc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-31

diums s610a6.15; heavy yarlSers $5.9oa
clio; light workers. $5.s0a5.s5. pigs $3.50
a5.70; skips $3.5oai.50; roughs $f.25a
5.75.
Sheep, dull: best wethers $3.30a340;
onls and common $l.0oa2.0o, yearlina
y2.b0a375.
Veal calves $6.00a625.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-31
CHICAGO CLOSING.

CHICAGO. October 30.--Wheat, De-
cemher 7o9sa70hc bid; May 737sc bid.
Corn, December 5Tlac; May 5934c bid.
Oats, December 36Ac; May $3.50.
Pork, January sl4.90 bid; May $500,
Lard, January $50; May sS.75.
Ribs, January $3.50 bid; no May out.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-31

1t looks as IL the market would continue
TO improve and we would suggest buy
ing the low priced stocks. especially o.
& w. Erie and Manhattan and South
ern Pacific.
KELLY, MILLER & co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-31
MARKET WAS STRONG
ON PERSISTENT RUAORS
r THE NORTHERN PACIFIC
NATTER HAD BEEN DH
sITELY SETTLED.
LONDON WITHOUT INFLUENCE
.n,,cAuATED COPPER SHOWED
UNUSUAL STRENGTH,

nm. 10 Reports of g Bitter unser-
.,,rdipg Between Copper inter-
..,.-There is a Feeiins That fhe
y.uroad Market Ought to he BET
~, Increased Revenues-Man-
haitian Statements May sho" q"
Ipcrease-steel Was Wen suppo''-
ed-The Local and Generai NV"
lSets.
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>snec,l, 10 white & white.

INV YORK, October 30. $3.50 p. NJ
ABBOTT two O'Clock it was rumored that
the iorthern Pacific agreement would
be announced after three O'clock to-
day. This caused buying all through
the lit and the market closed strong.
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to the Register.

spccial to the Register
NEW YORK, October So.-Lonoon
nrices to-day were about on par -
let cut no figure.
ENGAGEMENTS of gold for tomorrow
aggregate 81. 100000. More may follow.
The interesting news of to-day was
M the Northern Pacific sett cement
was a 20, and thet details would De an
med to morrow. This had a gooa
- on the market. There was very
,itt,e change in the general list to-day.
The market was dull frequently, nnt
genera,.y strong. Copper held up VII,
and steel received the expected sup
mort. Coalers were features Inc
general feeling was good
Sales for the week by days:
Tuesday .........4 .......'..'''''''''' "a -sa
Wednesday ..........'.''''''''''''''
Totals ...........''.''''''''''' -''
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The following table shows the opening.
bish' low and closing prices OF STOCKS on
al s''e NEW YORK. October 80
Special to White e. White.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-31

Iionsy-lsc per pound.
potatoes-Homc grown. S.s1na.sc per
Dbl: s59Soc per hu. as TO quality. IN mod
crate supply. Sweets. S.Serl.1a per Dbl,
COARSE per hushel
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FULD & sINN.
The Clearing House.

WHEELING, October 30.
Alex. Mitchell, Manager OF the Wheeling
Clearing House. made the following report
yesterday. Exchanges. Balances
Wednesday ............$ 81, 919 so 1880 90
Same day last week. 122. Ill SO 1850 90
Same day last month 93.964 AZ 1850 90
Totals for week to date
Monday ................$ l6l, 34 OF 1900 %
Tuesday ................ 70,7SS 70 1850 90
Wednesday ........... 91.919 so 1850 90
Totals ........ ...... .s324os 60 1900 90
ALEX. MITCHELL,
Manager Clearing House.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-31

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour, easier.
Wheat No. spring 69lea695sc; No.
2 red 71ka72c.
Corn. No. yellow 58Ac.
Oats, No. 2, 371aa38c; No. white
391ka40Hc; No. white 39Aa405ac.
Rye. No. 2, 551ac.
Barley, fair to choice mailing 54a
5Sc.
F'laxseed, No. !, $3.50; No. north
western $3.50.
Timothy Seed, prime s5.70a5.80.
Mess Pork. per Dbl, $13.40a13.50.
Lard. per 100 lbs, $8.70aS.721z.
Short Ribs, sides Qoose) s790a8.10.
Shoulders, dry sailed (boxed) 7ka
7Ac.
Sides, short clear (boxed) sS.35a8. 40.
Whisky, basis of high wines $1.30.
Clover, contract grade 1915.
Butter steady; creameries 14a21kc;
diaries 13a19c.
Cheese. steady at 9Ao10hc.
Eggs, firm; fresh 19al9l4c.
NEW YORK, October. 30.-Flour,
dull but steady.
Wheat, spot. easy; No. red 1910 +.
o. b. afoat. Options opened easy; clos
ed fairly steady at 1saAc net decline.
March closed at 791ac; May 79a79asc;
October 755sc; December 76%c.
Corn. spot, firm: No. 2, $3.50 eleva-
tor and 63slc +. o. b. ahoat. Option
market was firm and higher until the
afternoon. 1t finally recovered on late
covering and closed firm at &c net
advance. May closed at 631ac; Octo-
Der 63%c; December 631sc
No 'ss r spol rs, s.eTa no 49, aisatac
No. white 43Aa4fisc. Options firm
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-31

Purchaser to pay accrued interest.
Many Of the above quotations are neces-
sarly nominal.
Pittsburg Closing.
Special to White & White.
PITTsBURG. october 3d.
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New York curb Closing

Special TO White 4 White.
NEW YORK. October 90.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-31

Total safes, 81, 80 shafes.
Money oaened at 50. per cent; high.
per cent; low. rs per cent; closed, -
per cent. Most of the days loans were
al 3s. per cent.
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Pittsburg Closing
THE NEWS OF THE DAY.

bid; t Asked.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-10
THE ELDERBUG.
Davenport Democratic

The elderbug, whose debut was re-
ported in these parts two or three weeks
ago, has never been more numerous
than he is now. and what is to become
of Zig II he continues To increase no one
knows. He promises to be the new
century pest in the insect line. In this
connection we publish, BY request, the
following few lines that We're hastily
dashed off by a lady OF northwest Dav-
lenport this morning. ON her way down
town after a job lot of bug remedy
Oh. blessings on the March wind that
has killed this little pest. of all the
kinds of weather. the coolest sthe best.
But alas. she saw this morning mill
lion bugs or more, all racing and all
Itumbling TO get inside her door, and
she stamped upon and Killed them till
lat least two dozen score We're spotted
on the carpet and on the hard wood
floor hut still they kept on coming, a
hundred thousand more. and the house
wife kept on stamping till her feet were
tired and sore. If any kind philan-
thropist Who loves his fellow men, can
invent some kind OF poison that Will
Kill this bug. why then he can count
upon the blessings of a race of matrons
| glad. Who have tried all kinds of meth
DDS but have found that all were bad.
| Now this is not a falsehood, It's a sol
emn fact. that an elderbug thrown in
1.-THE fire. Will find a hole or crack, by
which he drops thru the crate midst
ashes white and black, and then crawls
| Der the Kitchen floor with ashes on his
back. he can't be killed, alack. alack,
/ alack
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-10
AN ,owAN N the WEST.
fCentralia Mash. Chronicle,


Articles Of Incorporation OF the Wash
ingtonian Publishing Company. OF
Seattle. were filed with the secretary of
state Saturday. This company will start
the new morning daily paper in Seattle,
of which Leigh Hunt is to be the editor.
Mr.. Hunts perstige is great in Seattle.
and equally great in the state at large.
His career has been most remarkable
Twenty years ago Hunt was principal
of a public school in Iowa, and later
president of the Iowa agricultural col
slege, no more of a money maker appar-
emily than others of that profession. In
1885 he came to Seattle. made a great
paper of the Post Intelligencer and of
himself a millionaire. His many and
varied investments caused him to lose
everything in the panic of SO. He has
eince made fortune of several millions
IN mining enterprises in Corea. He has
returned to Seattle and has hunted up
and paid OFF with interest every old OBJ
legation, any of which are not legal
claims. 1t is said he also insisted on
reimbursing, with Z per cent interest.
those who lost directly or indirectly
thru his failure This is surelya record
good enough for any man to resume
business on.
Mayor Johnson, OF Cleveland o., has
taken steps to increase the assessments
eff corporations doing, business in that
city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-10

Christian belief will be attracted tosthe
Christian ministry it would be a wiser
plan to let the young ministers take
charge of the churches without being
obliged to run the gantlet Of church
councils. The intellectual and spiritual
are one and the same and no more to
be separated thansthe light and heat Of
the sun.
1t is declared in Transvaal quarters
jim this city," says the Brussels corre-
spondent of the London Post, that
Gen. Botha will shortly renew the peace
negotiations"
What are you doing, Josselyn?s
asked his wife.
The idea has Just struck me re-
piled the poet, who was overhauling the
pigeonhotes in his desk and extracting
various lots of moldy papers marked
Rejected Manuscripts, that it might
be a good thing to put out n rummage
edition of poems. - Chicago Tribune.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-10
c. & N. w. PENSION SYSTEM.

Mr. George g Tunell in the March
journal Of Political laepnerny. gives the
main features of the system for pen
sioning employees. adopted BY the Chi
sago " oFthsiestern railway Com
parry which Nc find CONDENSED in the
l<epkuk eiateso.isy. The plan WAS adopt
led q wear ago, pension board of five
ottieials u the company Was appointed,
and u appropriation was made of $780,
aao er 50 much ofat az might be needed.
The plan provides fci pensionine all
employees Who havesfulfilled certain con-
ditioas entirely { the expense ot the
eainnaay Ia The latte: respect the sys-
zen departs from AL beneficiary or in,
suFanee plans 70 Which employees are
aentlibG,0fs The pensioners fan into
tNp tiasses Al. employees sNhc have at
taiseG the aga Of 70 years. Who have
psen thirty years in the service Of the
company. shall be retired and PEN
stoned This claus is not mandatory in
itts application 10 executive officers ap-
pointed by the board of directors All
employees 90 I; o s. years Of age, inclusive
Of boti years who have been thirty or
more years 10 the service. and who may
nave peeoine incapacitated. may he re-
tired and pansioned al the discretion of
Eflie pension BOARD
The size Of the pension any one viii
gat depends upon two conditions, the
nanper Of years Of service and the
lainoint Of pay received. To be exact.
Ithe monthly allowance paid each per
lson granted a pension will be, for each
yeaa q service J per cen, Of the aver
Iase regular monthly pay for the ten
years next preceding retirement Thus
no person pensioned viii receive less
| than 80 per cent Of his salary. To have
a concrete illustration Of what man
would receive who has just been placed
| on the pension roll let US assume tina,
his average monthly pay for the ten
years next preceding the time of his re-
tirement vas 500. and the years of his
service We're 3l.o, hen his monthly pen
sion would be Bis per cent of 800, OF
s3l 30. One Of the first persons IL be
placed en- the roll had been fifty-lhree
years in the service Of the company
and thus continues to receive more thar
one-half Of his regular pay Both tn,
company and the employees, after a
| years fair trial of the system, seem
we'll satisfied With results, tho certain
i notifications may be necessary before
/ il is rlerfapted
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-10
Don't Be Bunny.

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right out and mean it. too. that DIR.
caldwell's Syrup Pepsin will cure every
case Of stomach trouble. 1t will stop
any pain caused by indigestion; it
knocks sick headache by attacking the
cause of the complaint and aids you to
digest your food, no matter what you
eat. Sold by b. A Morgan.
osgood, Mo. Oct %, 1899 -Pcpsin
Syrup Company, Monticello, lll.-Gen-
tlemen. have used Syrup Pcpsin for
some time and find 1t gives most excel
lent results and l, is one Of the greatest
selling preparations have ever carried
in stock
do rot hesitate to recommend it,
Very respectfully, DIR. II. JONES.
Sold by b. a. Morgan.