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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-12-07
New DIRK EIcnlS

New YORK, December 5.-The Com
mercial says: Money closes easy. The
rumOred death of Napoleon, and the re-
port that trouble had occurred between
Russia aud Turkey, caused gold 20 jump
to 1864, but il relapsed to 1876.
1t is stated that proceedings have
been instituted against Vanderbilt t.
compel him to return one million dol.
lars of the Erie money received last
spring, and requiring him to take back
five million dollars worth of stock,
which was taken 10y the company of
him at zoe.
The snow storm extended to Boston
and other Easter States. This morning
it was still showing here.
The World editorially favors Cover
nor Morton for Secretary of the Treas
ury in Grants Cabinet.
A private dispatch from Washington
to the Revolution says: senator Pom
eroy has bill ready TO present at the
opening of Congress, proposing an
amendment to the Constitution, which
gives suffrage to all citizens of both
sexes, leaving to the States To fix the
age when the exercise of right shall
commence.
Inc sun says Ii has private infOrma =
ton from sources in Boston, which are
entitled TO be regarded with great con
fidence, 10 the effect that lyldinr Re-
publicaus of M9sSachuse TT. concur in
anticipating the appointment of Hon.
George I. Boutwell, to the ouicc of Sec
rotary of the Treasury in The Cabinet
of General Grant.
The New York Central Injunction is
understood to be an application to The
New York Central Company 81 Mir
OConner's argument against the legal
ity of the conversion of the Eric bonds
into common shares.
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GET SB u e G.
KATAlYSlNE WATER !
Its wonderful Cures and ca
raIiVe Powers.

VNHE GETTYSBURG SPRING COMPANY
i announce that they completed arrange
meHts for supplying the Gettysburg Medicinal
Water on a scale commensurate with the de
mand. Physicians and invalids desiring infOr
nation as TO the therapeutic value and virtue oil
this Water will, on application to the Office OF
the Company, or any of the Druggists Stores be
furnished with printed copies of statements OF
invalids and reports of eminent medical men as
to its CURATIVE EFFECTS the only unerring test OF
the value of any water or medicine.
They are also referred to the thousands OF in
valids and their medical advisers in every part
of the country, who have, since the general in.
PRODUCTION of this Water among the people some
six menths ago, been cured, by its use of dis.
tressing or fatal malades.
This combined testimony establishes beyond
all reasonable doubt, the superiority of this
Water, a remedy for rheumatism, Govt, Grav.
el, Dyspepsia, Kidney, Urinary Bronchial Liv.
er, and Bowel Diseases (Biliousness, &c, Ca
tarrh. Neuralgia, and Nervous Disorders,) over
all others known to materia medica, or found in
the mineral springs of modern times.
1t has been demonstrated in a number Of in
stances to possess the power of solving culculus
or stone in the bladder, and the urate deposits
of chalk stones formed by Rheumatism, Govt.
and Gravel, and of PERMANENTLY curing these
diseases, for which medical science and the most
celebrated mineral waters have hitherto only
provided pallatives
Also of arresting the progress, If not perma-
nently curing Albumcnuria, or Brights Dis.
ease.
This Water ia confidently claimed TO he the
only mineral spring water with which great and
remarkable cures have been effected away from
its source.
Depot 63 Liberty street. New York.
For sale by MCCABE. BUSHFIELD L.
KRAFT, so Main street, Wheeling, and Drug.
gists generally. sept5
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The Erie War.

NEW YORK, December 5.-To day wit
messed fresh development in the Erie
war. Is will be remembered that the
Erie Company paid to Mr.. Vanderbilt,
fer stock in his hands, last spring, the
sum of S3,OOO,OO0, and a bonus isl, 000.-
600, in order TO procure a cessation of
the suits instituted by Schell and 9th
crs. This arrangement was concluded
against the wishes of Fisk, Could and
Lane To-day Fisk waired on Wander
bilt and rendered to him the stock pur-
chased from him by the company, max
ing at the same time formal demand
for the restoration of the Si,500,O00 paid
to him. This action is taken prelimi-
nary to lnstltutng a suit against Van
derbilt, in order that the whole ar
rangement NAV be thoroughly ventila-
ted in the affidavit accompanying the
complaint OF Belmont. The arran cement
referred to is made one of the grounds
for impugning the action of the Direc
tors, and hence their desire to have the
whole matter sifted.
Il 10 stated that Jay Gould is about
70 make lengthy report to tue Erie
stockholders, setting forth the great i'm
movement in the road under his manage
msnt and its present prosperous condi-
ton.
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From Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, December 6.-Last night
about seven o'clock the residence of l..
NJ. Hubby, in East Cleveland, was de-
stroyed by an explosion of gas in the
cellar. 1t appears that their was leak
in the service pipe in the cellar, which
communicated with the gas machine
outside of the dwelling. Mr.. Hubby
observing something wrong with the
gas, descended into the cellar with a
lighted candle, when the explosion
trok place, which shattered the house
terribly, and what was not destroyed by
the explosion was consumed by FIRE. The
inmates were, Mr.. L. M. Hubby, his
wife, mother and daughter, Frank
Hubby and wife and two servants. The
mother of Mr.. Hubby and two servants,
being in the rear part of the building,
escaped uninjured. His wife was but
slightly, the rest badly, but not fatally,
burned. Loss estimated at $4,000; in
sured for about $4,000.
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DRESS SUITS
M, GUTMAN & CO.'S
Baltimore Cattle sIarLe,.


December 3, 1863.
BEEF CATTLE.-The offerings at the
Scales during the past week amounted
to 23O7 head, against 2050 last week. or
the number offered COS head came from
West Virginia, 761 from Ohio, and 692
from Virginia over the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad; 113 from Mary land aad
% from Virginia on foot; and % from
MARYLAND and21 from Virginia by boat.
Of the receipts S65 head were taken by
Baltimore butchers, $40 sold to farmers
for grazing, 706 to spectators for other
markets, about 200 were reshipped to
the East without being offered here, aud
the balance left over unsold. Prices to-
day ranged as follows: Old Cows and
Scalawags at 3 O0a4 90; ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen and Cows 00a5 90; fair
to good Stock Cattle 00a5 %; fair quail.
ity Beeves 6 00a7 90; and the very best
Beeves z 0OaS 374 per 100 lbs, the aver
age price being about % gross. The
market was active at an advance of
about % cts per 100 lbs for good Beeves,
while inferior qualities ranged at about
last weeks prices.
SHEEP.-The market has been we'll
supplied during the past week, and the
demand moderate. Prices to-day ranged
as follows: Fair to good Sheep at a4s
cents per ID gross. Common qualities
2 00a3 Copper head.
HOGS.-The supply this week has
been about equal to the demand, but
quotations are 80 cents per 100 lbs low
er. Prices to-day ranged as follows: FAN
to good fat Hogs 9 75alO 80 per 100 lbs
net.
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From. Chiengo.

CHICAGO, December 6.-M!Ss Mary
Wilt, seventeen years of age, residing
in the family of Stephen Moore, at
Rochelle, in this State, daughter of a
reputable farmer, living six miles from
the same place, deliberately committed
suicide on Friday night last, by taking
strychnine. About ten O'Clock she left
the family circle and retired to her
room, seemingly happy and cheerful.
Shortly after a noise was heard in her
room, and, on going there, she was
found in the agonies of death, and con-
fessed TO taking poison. She had pre-
viously taught school, but at the time
was employed as "a seamStress. She was
young lady highly respected, and nc
reason is knewu for the commission Of
the deed. Previous to taking poison
she wrote the following note to Mis-
Gertrude Moor:
Dear Gertie-GOOd night. l have re
tired to my bed, hoping that l ma.
never rise again. have taken strych
nine. Tell my father, mother, brothers
sisters and friends not to mourn for me
for am unworthy to live.
[Signed1 NAME.
CHICAGO, December 5.-The terrif
snow storm which prevailed all da,
yesterday subsidized after nightfall, ant
to-day the snow is fast disappearin!
under the influence of warm sun. n,
dister on the Lake worthy of note ha'
yet been reported.
A later dispatch from Omaha says
that tho railroad bridge over the Mis-
souri, river at that point was not swept
away, but only badly damaged. 1t is
expected that the damage will be re
paired by Monday.
A telegram from st. George, three
hundred and fifty miles south of Salt
Lake City, reports that the Navajoe,
have commenced dspredations on the
Rio Virgen and Colorado, and have al
ready carried off large numbers OF
horses. Tue citizens, aided by some
friendly Indians, pursued and recap,
tured twenty horses and killed two Nav
ajoes.
The vote on negro suffrage in Iowa
was, for suffrage, 1O5,3S4; against 81 >.
ll9; majority for suffrage, 1916.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, December ).

CINCINNATI, December D.
FLOUR-Dull and dropping; sales
family at 50a7 IS.
WHEAT-Market dull at l IS for No
| red.
CORN-Qniet at 63c.
OATS-Firm at 62a63c.
RYE-Market unchanged; sales at
2Sal 30.
BARLEY-.Steady; the best grades sell
at 25a2 30 on time.
COTTON-Dull and prices nominal
at 23c for middling.
WHISKY-Held firmly at 90; buyers
at CSC.
HOGS-Active, and the supply Who'll.
ly inadequate to the demand; live held
at : 50aS 90, and dressed at 9 25a9 60;
receipts $500.
PORK-There is an extreme active
speculative demand at % 90, but hold
ers asked % 80 at the close.
BULK MEATS-IH but moderate de-
mand; shoulders sold at SIC, and loose
LARD-HeId firmly at 132al42c for
prime steam and kettle, but the demand
is light.
BUTTER-Steady at 35a39c; receipts
light.
CHEESE-In good demand; sales at
false.
APPLES-In large supply and mar
ket dull at 25a4 80 per barrel.
COFFEE-MarkGt steady; sales at ola
25c.
SUGAR-Dull and declining; salss
raw at l2ial4ic. and refined at l5al6tc
for best grades soft and hard.
LINSEED OIL-Firmer at 96a96c, the
latter rate for small lots.
LARD OIL-Market firm; sales at 80
al 81.
BEEF CATTLE-Steady and in fair
demand at 5Oa6 80, gross, for common
to prime, and : 00a7 - for extra large
and fat.
SHEEP-Steady at , 50a3 30 for low
grades, and 4 00a5 30 for prime to extra.
GOLD-At 1851 buying.
MONEY-Market close at l0al2 per
cent.
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BY THE CABLE.
rRv Telegraph to the Register

LONDON, December 5.-Dr. Playfair
Liberal. was elected to the House o.
Commons for Edinburgh and st. An
drews.
The Times saws the new Ministry Will
hs complete this afternoon ana be-
Iioves tbs following have been selected :;
Earl Russel to have a seat without a
rortfoIio; Earl Clarendon, Secretary Oh
S. for Foreign Affairs; Robert Love-
Chancellor: j. d. Coleridge, Solicitor;
General Fortescuo, Chief Secretary OF
Ireland: II. c.. E. Childers, LIST Lord OF
Admiralty.
IoSDoy, December 5-2:3O.-There
ara vague rumors afloat in this city Of a
general seizure of newspapers and con-
4icts between the troops and mobs at
Paris These rumors though not con-
frmed, have caused panic in CONNER
eial circles in this city.
IoSpoN, December 5.-The Times, in
an article on the Alabama claims, ar
ones against the Government yielding
10 the new demand of Mr.. Seward that
the question of international law be
submitted to the Commission. The
Times says that the American CommiS'
sioners will come committed against
England, and claims that By national
law the British Commissioners will be
driven to the opposite view. The
Times regrets that Lord Stanley has
been robbed of the glory Of the settle
ment of these international difficulties
but is certain that Lord Clarendon, OF
whoever the Foreign Secretary may be,
will pursue the same policy.
LONDON, December 5, Evening"
is reported that John Bright has per
emptorily declined the Office of Secre
tary of State for India, and insisted OIL
the appointment of the Earl of Kim
berly as Foreign Secretary, in place o
the Earl of Clarendon. 1t is believed
that his wish in this connection will bC
acceded to.
A full list of the Ministers will bt
completed on Monday.
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From NJ. Louis

ST. LOUIS, December GA special to
the Republican from Kansas City says
that large quantities of counterfeit green
backs have been discovered in the south
western counties of this State. Suspi-
cion pointing to Perry Randolph, an
old farmer living near White Pigeon,
Michigan, as being the principal vender
of the stuff, United States detective,
assuming the name of Johnson, of Tox-
as, wrote to Randolph for sixteen thou
sand dollars, agreeing to pay two thou
sand therefor. Randolph replied that
he would bring the amount to Kansas
City. He arrived OH Wednesday last,
and was met by the detective, who ar
rested him. He confessed his guilt, and
in default of $4,000 bail, he was COM
mitted to Jail to await trial.
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General Grant.

PROVIDENCE. December 5.-Genera
Grant arrived from Boston this morn
ing. Although severe snow storm was
prevailing, he rode in an open carriage
through the principal streets, which
were crowded with people, to Governor
Burnside's residence, where many per-
sons had an opportunity of saluting him.
He will visit some of the manufacturing
establishments of the city this after
noon. The General will leave for Hart
ford this evening.
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Chicago Market

CHICAGO, December >.
FLOUR-Firm and less active; spring
extras lSa6 -.
WHEAT-Less active, irmer and &c
higher; sales No. at 24al %; No. at
l5ial lot; closing at l5sal l6 for No.
=; sales No. since Change at l 10.
C0RN-0ld inactive and nominal at
75c for No. l, and zoe for No. ,; new
quiet and lace lower; sales at 5ls52c;
closing at 81 ia52c; new kiln dried shade
easier; sales No. l ct 60s6lic; re-
jected 57ia5Sc; nothing doing this after
noon.
OATS-In fair demand, firm and &c
higher; sales at 4sia49c; closing at asia
49c.
RfE-Quiet, firm and &c higher; sales
NO: at IL; No. 2 at 11ial II.
bARLEY-Shade frmer and quiet;
sales No. 2 at 59a1 60; closing at 52a
l 60 for old and new.
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Business Suits
q & AT Y
M. GUTMAN & cos.

seven to consider them and report fol
the final vote.
Mr.. Randolph, of Chicago, seconded
the motion. The motion was unani.
mously carried.
Mr.. Strahan then offered resolution
asking Congress to fix a time fol
resumption. Referred.
Adjourned till Monday.
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From Buffalo.

BUFFALO, December 5.-Charles Phil,
lips, Captain of the canal boat Belle,
was arrested here last night for high
way robbery. He is charged with rob
bling John Morse of S62, who was trav-
cling with his team to join his family
near st. John, Michigan. Phillips has
been committed for trial.
There is fine sleighing herethis morn
ing.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, DccemOeT d.
Flour quiet. Wheat 1a2c lower, clos
ing firm; sales of Ne. white Michigan
at o.; white Michigan l Slal g; am
Der 76a1 7s; La Porte spring 2O;iNo.
3 red o.. Corn dull; old sc and new
&c lower; sales of No. at 65c; new re-
iected 65c; new condemned SOC. Oats
lc better; sales of Michigan and No. l
at 55a5Sfc; No. 2 SIC Rye unchanged;
sales OF No. , at %. Barley quiet.
Dressed hogs 9a9lc.
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Election Contest.

PHILADELPHIA, December 5.-In the
Court of Common Pleas, to-day, two
Judges gave their opinions denying the
motion to Quash the petitions of Tyn-
dali, late Republican candidate for
Mayor, and others, in the election con-
test. Judge Ludlow dssented. 1t is
supposed the Court will now order tes-
timony to be taken.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, December 5.
COTTON-Heavy and shade lower
sales of 1900 bales at 24ia249c for mid
ling uplands, chiefly at 2lic.
FLOUR-Closed quiet and firm fol
low grades, and dull and heavy fol
medium and good grades.
WHEAT-Very firm, with moderate
home trade demand.
RYE-Steady at so for western.
PORK-Nominal at % 00a25 so fol
mess.
BEEF-Quiet aud steady.
CUT MEATS-In moderate request
but unchanged.
BACON-Firm, with pretty goot
inquiry.
LARD-Steady at 154al5ic for goot
to prime steam.
EGGS-Steady at 3SaiOc.
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Chicago Dnilies.

CHICAGO, December 6.-The follow
ing are the returns of the sales of daily
papers IN this city for six months, end
ing September 30, 1863, as returned to
the Assessor of Internal Revenue: The
Tribune l61, 4S6; Times, l0l,55l; Jour
nal, 43,557; Republican, 1855; Post,
2O,23O: Stats Ze.tung German 81 ,4O6.
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New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, December ..
MONEY-Easy at 5a7 per cent. on
call loans.
STERLING-Steady at 1O9sa1O93.
COLDS decidedly higher under
the European rumors; opened at 1851,
closed at l36tal364; cash gold is album
dant.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Strong,
under the rise in gold, with more ac-
tive business. Coupons of 81 ll54a
ll5g; do 80, 1l3tall3!; do "a, lO7salO5;
do '65, lOsga1O5!; do new, 1lO8a1lOE; do
'67. llOfail; do 'G3, lllalllt; lO-4Os
1054a1055.
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From Toronto.

TORONTO, December 5.-The argu'
ment on assignment of errors in the
case of the Crown against Whalen, was
held yesterday in the Court of Queens
Bench, Judgment to be delivered on the
2lst.
About a foot of snow fell last night
and is still falling this morning.
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Walter Brown.

CINCINNATI, December >. - Walter
Brown the champion oarsm&n, who was
rowing from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati
on wager, ran his boat on pile of tho
bridge pier at Parkersburg, this morn
ing, and so injured it rs to be unable to
proceed farther.
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Verdict.

PHILADELPHIA, December 5.-The
jury in the case of George w. Alexan-
der, Assessor of Internal Revenue for
Reading district, rendered verdict of
guilty of aiding in the removal of whis-
Ky to defraud the revenue. The jury
recommended the prisoner to mercy
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Train Burned.

WORCESTER, December "a train
loaded with five hundred barrels of oil
was burned near Fitchburg this morn.
ing. Conductor Hubbo died from burns
received.
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III. Louis lInrkel,

ST. LOUIS, December ..
Flour unchanged, with a good de-
mand for low grades. Wheat weaker,
bnt rot quotably lower. Corn un-
changed at OUa7Oc. Oats unchanged at
53a56c. Rye little better at l loal 20.
Barley unchanged. Pork held at % 90.
Bacon Unchanged; shoulders, lie; clear
sides, l7c. Lard unchanged at lac.
Whisky, 95a96c. Hogs range from
7a7jc.
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New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, December >.
Owing to the storm the market is ex-
tremely dull.
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EXPRESS TRAIN.
EAT-LEAyEs WI ly,t ~
" ss'iy q ...loDAn osly al ~ ~
! ,s,,s..r BsliaiT ....- '"
/ Grafton. s2jF.N. btA'N
| Cumberland. l0l2 LAiDi'
! Harper'sF'ry 2GA.N. Lan'''.." 80
/ baltimore - ~ C,Jrr,b.. mo-
/ Wash'tBCity 80 % IN s,sIsy
| Except SUNDAY. Ei''y'
FAST LINE
EAsT-LEAys VIZ urt-.Irtr
daily at. JDEG DALI a.
AEKIyJs At B<iiaL'
Grafton. .I0ODP.N Ii;fI
Cumberland. 800 LampII a.
HArpor's Fry 40 s az
Winchester. zee. -
baltimore lilo I"iuA''
WAsh'p City I2.ZjF.N
MAIL TRAIN
v,r,I.y1s wfsr Va e
Wheeling LsaTN ~
IEEIYEs At BellAir. 800.
Graf0u. 80. 2.5OLH 4RH'H
ps-tsrsLurz II:I0 Cambris' =
Cumberland. 30 " ZahsFvils -
Harpers FDl2:tOP.N NsTaff 900. itS,J
" sandsy. al
W0ht'nCity 90 " day. ,fs,Pi't
Baltimore. tg
Sundays excepted. -
Trains on The Main Line male 49, u.
az Baltimore with trains Tor Ph.l1i'i p = =.
York and Boston. At Relay HOsss, -
Ia EtOb City, for all Doints s0uth- ..,,ss ..
Central Ohio trains make direct eoll,s
Columbus for al points West and aoriL-.
Tickets 70 all principal points can y p''
- -" JOHN l. wTilsoS
Master Of TranspOrtAtiSn, 49, S.+2Ts
r 7. DEyEL.
n0y1D General Agent, NheS-t
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AND OHIO
Rail Road Company
n.s.ESGRRTRAINs WILL ~
WnEElISs NoT'I0 boz II

by the following ,oh'dals On arc
JOth day Of November. ~" h''''hA
-. r.n-... a y II
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The thickened condition Of the mucous mem.
brane and the collection of the purulent matter
in the nasal canals interferes with respiration
through the nose, and oblige persons 80 affected
To breathe through the open mouth a practice
very deeteI ious at all times, but more partcu.
larry so during sleep which, under such ci cum
stances, is always restless and aecomPi nj d by
heavy snoring sound.
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Again, the offensive matter concerts into dry
hard masses or crusts, which obstruct breath
iHg and are very difficult to detach, their dis
lodgmcnt often requiring the most dOlent
efforts. Sometimes these incrustations come
away in small hard Jumps or fragments of a
deep green tint, but occasionally broad and flat
casts of notable size are expelled, on which
traces Of blood may at times be observed. This
condition is very liable to run on TO serious
liberation, involving a loss of the bOny struc.
ture of the nose, and a subsequent nattening Of
that gan.
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In cases where the discharge is cOpiOus, and
Of loose and fluid character, il frequently dis.
turbs the sufferers rest by the necessity Of fire.
quent expectOratiOn, because the purulent fluid
il naturally more apt 10 run into the throat
when. "a during sleep, the head is thrown back
Should eXpectOratiOn be neglected a. may Occa-
siOnally happen during heavy sleep the invalid
is startled from his rest 10y 4 sensation OF ChOk
ing, caused by the filling up of the throat with
the accumulated secretion from the head.
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The nasal membrane il usually very much
thickened and congested, causing the nose to be
stopped up sometimes one side and seine
times on the other and often on both, giving
rise to a disagrees BILE stuffy sensation in the
head, and occasionally to violent paroIysms Of
sneezing
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DR.LIGHTHILL
ON CATARRH.

Among civilized communities there is no dis
ease more prevalent more universally offensive,
more productive of discomfort, or more Liable
10 give rise to a variety of distressing and dan.
gerous complications than Catarrh. In its pro.
gressiye stages of development, the senses OF
smell and taste are frequently lost, hearing and
sight often suffer severe injury. Throat Aztec.
tons, Asthma and Bronchial Complaints ara
successvely introduced and Consumption is
almost its inevitable result.