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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-16

The recent suspension of work at the
Vulcan Iron Works, at South st. Louis
has ended, the strikers having resumed
their labors. II Is stated that Superin.
tendent Reese, against whom the strike
was directed, has resigned
"A drOver named j. Thompson WINS
found dead, Monday, nine miles west Of
Springfield, Mo. lie had brough, q drove
Of cattle from Texas TO Baxter Springs,
Kansas, shipped them to his brother In
Chicago, received his money and started
back to Texas with one Of his employees
named Webster. lie was shot three times
and all his money, supposed to be between
$4,000 and $4,000 and some valuables,
were gone. 1t Is suspected that Webster
committed the deed
"A coal digger named Jacob Berry
while lying on the railroad track near
Newark, Ohio, Monday, had his head sew.
cred from his body by train.
Two young men named Hallow were
arrested in Arlington, Wayne county, Ind,
on Saturday, charged with numbering q
man named Tlbbctts in 1864.
An armistice has been concluded
with Spain ut Washington, under the
mediation Of the United States Govern.
ment ratified at Quito on the nth Of
June.
"A postal convention has been held
nj Ecuador. Tho resolutions have
been submitted 10 The Congress OF Equa.
dor, and II Is believed that II will DO
speedily ratified
The friends Of Alex. II. Rice are ac.
lively organizing for the purpose OF pre-.
senting his name to the Republican Con.
venti0n as candidate for Governor Of
Massachusetts.
The European & North American
railroad, between 81. Johns, N. F., and
Bangor, Me-, Is rapidly approaching com.
pletion. There arc nine miles Of track
yet to be laid, the rails and sleepers for
which are on the ground. III
AT Elgin, Illinois, Monday night, Mrs.
j. B. Smith was burned 10 death by the
explosion OF a kerosene lamp. She was
going down stairs when she tripped and
fell, breaking the lamp.
During q thunder storm on Monday,
nj Cedar Rapids, Iowa, q thunderbolt en-.
tered the telegraph office and passed to
the lower story, Instantly killing woman
named Addie Eliza Mitchell. When hit
she had her hand on tho gas pipe.
Early Monday morning, near Chala
Station, on the Chicago, Burlington 4
Quincy Railroad, while u train was run.
ming at q rapid rate, an axle broke from
under Pullman car, and in almost an
instant the entire running gear was strip
ped from under II and the car dragged
for long distance. Fortunately no one
was hurt, although the car was full oil
passengers. The track wAs torn up for a
considerable distance. ...
Last night, near Clinton junction, on
the Northwestern Railroad, Geo. Thomp.
son fell from a freight train and had
both his legs crushed near his body. lie
cannot recover.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-16
An Inside View of European Affairs.
MnNv NnnK Amniiai Ii

A gentleman just returned from Europe,
where he has been on intimate sOcial re-.
latiOns with the French Imperial family,
informs the interviewer OF u morning
paper, that Napoleon believes In his early
restoration to that government. Theirs
is regarded rs a mere makesliil, and that
his death at this time would be followed
by another civil war. Gambotta Is look.
I'd upon as on ambitious, intriguing and
able man. Ba2aine waits for history to
Justify him. Lel,oulf Is q "wretched crea.
sure" The Empress Is well, and intends
to send the Prince Imperial on n trip
through the United States, when he Is a
little older. The Imperial family receive
the attentions Of the Royal and nobility
Of England. There arc now two parties
in France, tho Impcrialists and Red Re.
publiCans. The Bourbons are nowhere.
European diplomatists abroad, favor his
return, believing the restoration Of Napo.
leon would keep in subsection the disOr.
ly elements of the French, which are now
the constant menace of Europe. It Is also
stated that England Is threatened with
serious revolutionary troubles, and it was
believed that a cancellation Of the govern.
mGnt would fail to satisfy the demands Of
The people.
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ADDRESS
Nervous and D9biIitated
10 TIKI

Whose suAerIngs have been protraCtCd from
hidden causes, and whose cases require prOmp
treatment to render existence desirable: II yor
arc suffering, or have suffered, from involuntary
discharges, what effect does II produce upon YOU
general healthy Do you feel weak, dcbllltated
easily tlredS Docs little extra exertIOn pro
duce pAlpltatiOn Of tho heartS Does your liver
or urinary organs or your kidneys, frequently gel
ont of order Is your urine sometimes thick,
milky or hoCky, or Is 1t ropy on settling, Or
does thick scum rise to the tOpy Or lisa sedi.
ment at the bottom after II has stood awhile :
Do you have spells Of short breathing or dyspep.
siAi Are your bowels constipatedY Do you
have spells Of faintlng, or PUSHES Of blood to the
head Is Your memory impairedr Ia your
mind constantly dwelling on this subIcctf Do
you feel dull, lIstless, mOping, tired Of company,
of life DO you wish to be lPlt alone, to get
away from CverybOdyt Does any little thing
make you start or Jump Is your sleep broken
or restlcssr Is the llstre Of your eye as bril-.
liant Tho bloom Of your check asbrightH DO
you enjoy yourself In society az wellS Do you
pursue your business with the same energy DO
You feel az much confidence IN yOurRelfy Are
your spirits dull and tagging, given to Ats of
melancholy II 80, dOnOt lay II to your liver or
dyspepsia. Have you restless nIghts' Your
back weak, your knees weak, and have hut little
appetite, and you attribute this to dyspepsia or
liver complaint
Now, reader, selfSbuse, vGnOIcal diseases bad
ly cured, and sexual excuses, are oil capable Of
producing weakness Of the generatIve organs.
The organs Of generation, when In perfect health,
make the man. Did yOn ever think that those
bold, defiant, energetic, persevering, successful
business men arc always those whose gGnerAtiye
organs are In perfect hCalth' You never hear
such men complain Of melancholy, Of nervous.
neSS, Of palpitatIon Of the heart
How many men, from the effects Of excuses,
have brought about that state Of weakness In
Sexual Organs that has reduced the general sys
ten 40 much as TO Induce almost every other dis.
ease-Idlocy, lunacy paralysis, spinal affections,
suicide and almost every other form of disease
which humanity Is heir to, and the real cause Of
the trouble scarcely ever suspected, and have
used remedies for all but the right one.
Diseases Of these organs require the use Of a
DIurctIc ITELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT
BUCliu Ia the great Dluretic, and Ia a certain
cure for diseases Of the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel,
DrOpsy, Organic Weakness, Female Complaints,
General Debility and all diseases Of the Sexual
Organs, whether existing in Male or Female,
IRON whatever cause originating, and no matter
of how long standing.
II no treatment Ia submitted 10, Consumption
or Insanity may enHuc. Our flesh and blood are
from these sources, and the health and
happiness, and that Of pOStcrIty, depends upon
prompt use Of \ reliable remedy.
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The Famine in Persia.
NEW YoRK, August 10.

NEW York, August To-
AdVices from Bombay report that the
famine in PerslA. had eptalled dreadful
suffering among the inabiIantants Of that
country In Ispahan public shops We're
opened for selling cAmGl's, asses, dogs
and cats flesh, and yet 70 to 80 persons
died daily. People went about selling
their children, In Rasson and kOmc, cities
where corn was formerly plenty, people
had been caught cutting down children
for food In KhoorassAn eighteen thOn.
sand men have been swept off, and tue
survivors raked up cOrpseS for food. On
July 3ist Mr. Allison, the charge de
affairs at Teheran, who had confirmed the
statements OF the suffering by the famine,
said in response to the request bG Eng.
land for information as to the extent Of
the famine; "Thc famine is over hut
provisions are very dear"
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GheGtteltiqst
BY TELEGRAPH.

Gen. Tom EwIng's New Financial
DepaTtuTe..CTiticiSm of Demo-
cratic Paper.
CHICAGO, August II,
The Chicago Times, in an editorial this
morning, takes strong ground against
General Thomas Ewing's new tinan-
cal proposition. II says the Democratic
doctrine Is well and briefly expressed In
the VallandighAm; Montgomery county
platform Of May Sth; that it is the basis OF
all sound currency, and in favor ofpaylng
the public debt at the earliest practicable
moment consistent with moderate TAXA
ton. II further says that the assumption
that II the proposed legal tender paper
money Is made convertible at the pleasure
of the holders into per cent Government
bonds, there can be no danger OF an GX-
Cessive imitation is contrary to all
probabilities. Mr. Ewing thinks the issu-
ing of more paper would reduce the rates
Of interest charged by the money lenders
to such an extent that the invest
ments in the 3 per cent bonds would
be the best that could be made, that Is he
thinks the initiation would stop ITSELF How
can he think any such thing, knowing as
he evidently does, that initiation expands
the general prices, is q mystery that we
cannot penetrate, He must know that
expanding prices always stimulates spec.
uatiOn, always creates strong demand
Tor money for speculative purposes, and
therefore always forces up the rates Of in.
terest. BY adopting Mr. Ewing's plans,
and issuing enough new legal tenders to
pay off the AyetweDties, impetus would
be given to speculation, which swould
speedily bring to an end the case which
has so long characterized the money mar.
ket, and produce stringency which
would double the present rates Of interest
ina month, that Is provided the enormous
issue proposed, should not destroy all con.
fdenCe in CurrenCy, and render II wholly |
worthless. Every addition To the volume |
would helghten the effort and stimulate
the demand. From the history Of the
French assignats and Confederate cur.
rcnCy, we may learn that the experiment
would end In grand explosion, involving
the country in ruin, The Democracy Of
the United States are too familiar with
the history of this sort Of financial empir.
iCiSm in Europe and this country, and
they are too well acquainted with the mn.
ture and laws of the country 10 assist in
consummating any such crazy and de.
structivc scheme NJ that which has found
so warm and Rrtful M advocate in Gener.
al Thomas Ewing. They are not such
hopeless mnatics As To think Ol getting
0ut Of debt by creating perpetual debt,
or ofrestoring specie payment by issuing
lrredeGmablG paper IN unlimited quaint.
tiaS, and baniShlng specie forever from
the country
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The many Thousands cured at this estSblsb
ment within tho last twenty years, and tho M.
merouB Important surgical operations performed
5y Dr; Johnston, witnessed by tho reporters of
. LhG SIn and many other papers, notices Of
public, besides his standing as 4 gentleman Of
antec to the AFFLICTED. S""''
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED,
mario
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A Case of Youthful Depravity in
Wisconsin.

la CROSSE, August ID.
The Republican gives the following par
ticulars Ofthe death Of the Clark child
rcn, at Llnxburg, Wis, hitherto referred
10 in the dispatches. II seems that widow
Clark, Tor the oiFense OF beating his
younger brother, had punished her Oldest
hoy, aged about II. This 80 angcrcd
him that he got rope and went into the
woods and hung himself, but was disCoy
cred and cut down before he was serious
ly injured. Towards night the young
rnilian was sent to build q fire. lie did
10. lie then got can orkerosene, called
the other children to him on some pre-
tense, and pouring the kerosene upon The
lIre,all three were burned TO death by the
explosion.
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TailOrs' Trade Union.

PHILADELPHIA august 10
The Journeymen Tailors' Internationa
Trades Union commenced its session thu
morning. The object OF the Union Is tC
maintain the established prices for thGiI
work. The delegates in attendance are
from most Of the principal cities. The
session will be secret. The organization
was founded in 1865, and Is said to he in
tlOurishing condition.
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DR., Johnson has discovered thu n,o.t Cs,,,,r
Speedy, and only RdectuAl Remedy IN he WoFld
lor Weakness Of the Back or Limbs. StrictnTsS
Affections Of the Kidneys and BLADDER. fnvolnn :
2Fy Discharges lmpoteney, General Debility
Confusion Of IDEAS Palpl1tion Of Inc EssSi
IIIinidty Trembling, DlmneSs OF Sight or GId,
aineSsi Disease Of the Head, Throat, Sos9 or
SEln, Affections Of the Liver, Lungs, Stomach or
6b eNe TGTible Disorders arlslnR nom
3po Stn;t.y hAoln OF fouth-Secret and Solitary
rIACtlces more htal 10 their victims than ne
song Of syrcns 70 the Mariners OF Uiyssss, biiRht
Jug thGlr most brilliant hopes and 0ntlcipAtlonS
rendering marriage, &c, impossible,
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, August 10,
,COTToN-Dlll and prices have declined mid
ding uplARds lake.
FLoUR-Dll hat unchanged, receipts s,00(
bblsy AHpeF1Re, western and State 81 A0GDi %
common 70 MEDIUM extra Is 1i6D5 a; good Il
choice 8 J00t6 90; white western extra 81 Olt
y IS; Ohio extras S. %; ST. Louis s. 1903 CO.
Rye Flour and Corn Meal unchanged.
WHIsKY-Blrm Rt9ik19iNc,
GRAIN-Wheat dull and prices have declined;
receipts GSOOO bus No, spring 81 iig6l Sly;
winter red western 81 iOItl u; amber Michigan
81 lif5l 10; amber southern Illinois a IS; white
Indiana 81 Is, white uAi0 81 20 Rye, Barley
aud Malt unchanged Corn dull and prices have
declined; receipts D,OD bus: common western
mixed .G1Sc: good 10 choice lII46bGSc Oats, re.
Ceipts lS1000 bus; western and ohio 40GiSKC;
old white Ohio 65c.
HAY AND llOP--Qulet,
ROCEMEs-COaee, Rio llbl6%c. Sugar,
Air TO good refining S's69Scy Cuba 96lOc
MOlRsses quiet and unchanged In every respect.
Rice sltGgitc,
PRovlsIOSs-Po opened dull but closes hrm.
Prime mess pork new 81 m6l9 OO September
and October Is 90. Cut meats unchanged; mid
dles quiet, bellies 7H6sC. Lard firm, prime
steam &c; kettle dried 9Kc.
BuTTER AND oHHRsE-Dull and unchanged
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Ashley Restored to Presidential Fa.
vOr-.He is Offered the Brazil Mis-
sion. $500.


A special from Washington says there
is little doubt but that the President has
rendered To James NJ. Ashley, formerly OF
Ohio, the mission to Brazil. Il Is said
that the President stated to Ashley that
he was now satisfied of the irresponsible
character of the reports and dishonest
means brought to bear by politicians to
effect AShleys removal from the Cover.
nOrship of Montana.
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Fltr nj Jersey shore, IA.

"hN5HI DHUHEI hUBUHV ~
A fire last night, at this place, destroy.
I'd the Franklin Hotel, two brick dwell.
ngs and store. Several other buildings
were damaged. loss, $3O,0OO; insurance
$4,000. The fire was accidental The
Williamsport fire department came In
fifteen minutes to cXtinguish the flames
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Married Persons, or Young Men contcmn,,ur,
marriage, being aware OF Physical WcaEnaasS
Organic Debility, Deformitios, speedily cured
he who places himself under the care Of Dr., i
may may ISIig,ouy eonnde IN his honor as gentle.
Aicinn $3.50 ~ "PuJ
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, Augu
PLOuR-pull but unchanged, As lOaS 90.

FLouR-Dull but unchanged, IS 4OD5 90.
GRAIN-Wheat-F Foreign news regarded hVor'
able; red 81 3ISi ~, Corn dull and prices dToop'
ing, 5l65lc. Rye-mArkGt steady with moderate
demand AT 65t7Dc;, Oats steady, Dc' Barley
quiet and unchanged In every respect fall SN0
SOC nominally ~
GRoORRlEs COlIee-prime lSS0lSl4C, Sugar
market steady with moderate demand.
Ons-I.insced OIL dull and prices have declin-
cd, sI1Sgc. Lard OIL quiet and unchanged In
every respect at 72676c.
BUTTER-Ilcayy; receipts depreps the market;
&c lower, lG120C tho latter for choice Western
Reserve.
CHEEsT-Quiet NJ Eib9kC.
BEEDs-Timothy seed s. 1904 on, FlAXsGed
81 60.
PROyEIoSs--Po dull; Sl95O asked Lard
nc asked. Bulk meats quiet and weak; bA(D6Ac
asked; &c less offered sales clear rib sides 6Ac.
Bacon 6S07la17itc asked; some sales &C less
WHISKY-bSC,
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FtouU-Dnll and prices nominal; g. 1901 10
NnAN-Wheat, No. Chicago 81 OI6i 20,
cashi 81 0lS August, Corn unsettled, irregular
and easier; No mixed 46kc. Rye. No. q, Sc.
2, 70 lower, Q0Sc.
HtGHwtNEs-Sqe ..t
rHnyfsfoSs. Pork, meas Si2 606I2 g.. Lard
steady, SS@9Nc. Dry aaltcd shoulders 4Yc
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New York DRY Goods Market.

NEW lOhhI august TO-
There Is no material alteration In prices, al.
though the tendency 10 rather upward than
otherwise. BlGached Cottons are advanced to
lQNc; BancrOlt'A No. |, yard wide, do TO llJfC;
No. : to lie; indian River Y do to lOSC for
yard wido, and the sane price for W brand, ~.
Inch printed callCOeS, desirable makes Of
dark grounds In fair request at llHc, especially
for the best brands. Nous delainGs are also
In fair demand; Ail's reps 2bc, and Hamilton do
20He; heavy Browns printing Wooster brands
steady at iB6Di8Hc, and Indian Head Nc; wors.
tered hraids In steady request; q q for common
and high cOlors 96C; for alpaca braids, such as
medium, COTS Star and Wrights crown spool
thread, steady at 80C; for six cord soft nnish
such as ClarEs \ Coates and Adley, zoe; Holy.
okp Csc, all regular,
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HELMBOLD'5
FLUID EXTRACT SGRSAPARILLA,
The Great Blood Purifier and Beau.
tiller Of the Complexion.
HELMBoLD's
EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA


WILL RADICALLrEE TE FIR ON
TIE SYSTEM SCROFULA, SYPHILIS
FEVER SORES, ULCERS, SORE EYES
SORE LEGS, SORE NORM, SORE HEAD,
BRONCHITIS, = SKIN DISEASES, SAT-
RHEUH, CANRERS, RU1yNLNGS FROM
THE Ear, WHITE SWELLLNGS, JUNIORS,
CANCER o SAFFECT1ONS, ~ ODES, RICH.
ETS, GLANDULAR SIrELLINGS, NIGHT
SWEA rs, RASH, TFTTER, MINORS OF
ALL KINDS, CHRONIC RHEUKATZS1f,
DYSPEPSIA, AND ALL DISEASES TIA 7
NAVE BEEN ESTA BLESHED ~ THESYS.
TEN FOR YEARS.
Being prepared expressly for the above com.
plants, lis Blood.PurIfylBg properties are great.
or than any other preparation Of sarsapafilla.
II gives the complexion clear and healthy color,
and restores the patient to state Of health and
purity. For purifying the blood, removing all
chronic constitutional diseases arising from an
impure state Of the blood, and the only reliable
and elIeCtual known remedy for the cure Of Pains
and SwOllings Of the Bones, alterations Of the
Throat and Legs, BlotchVS, Plmples on the Face,
EryslpelAs, and all scaly Rruptions nj the Skin,
and Identifying the Complexion.
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story of Indian Raid Contradictcd.
wAsntSoroS, August /

NASHlNVION, August 10.
The Indian Agent at Helena, Montana,
I'M dispatch received to-day, denies there
was an Indian raid on the Upper Mis-.
souri,, as reported, and that there has been
no damage done since the Gallatin raid Of
July Nth
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ROdles Found BELOW Niagara Falls,

SVsPENsl0N BRIDdE, August II,
Yesterday the bodies Of two men were
discovered floating In the whirlpool. One
OF them has been recovered They are
supposed to have been the persons who
were recently carried over the Falls in q
boat.
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Gen. Tom Ewing's New Financial
Experimentation of Demo-
TFnIiC pADRF.
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YOUNG MEN

SsstP S Wy, who have become the victlns ofso
which NS A. IHTt dreadful and destructive habit
tHinn,a rus OF fopng men OF The moNt oxcsIenI
Wjse have a. VvtAnt intellect, who might Other.
tbn SS GSye enSnsed listening SenatcS With he
iiVinS Iy,S may T,sCCsmes, % walked 70 CcStacy the
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Illness ofoie Bull.

BosTON, August II,
Ole Bull is reported seriously III. lie
recently fell in fit in the door yard Of
his residence, West Lebanon, Maine, and
now in critical condition
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Rise in Government Bonds at Frank.
fort.

i7VNVVNI HWBUbI TT
Ten.lorties and United States bonds O
1881 have risen considerably at Frank
fort, IN consequence Of the success OF the
new Treasury arrangement. The amount
allotted to Frankfort Is limited The pend
ing negotiations, when completed, will
enable Mr.. Richardson, Assistant secre.
tary of he Treasury, 10 place the whole
amount in Germany.
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baltimore Market.


E7'F''' ''1'''''7N 1''F0''7'7 1''
Flour Demand good at full prices.
-Wheat-Market steady with moderate
demand; Ohio and Indiana 81 30Ibl ~. Corn
steady at 6S067c for mixed western. Oats heavy;
receipts dOpresB the market, iGC. Rye demand
talr and market lrm, GO072C.
PR0yISIONS-M pork hTmeF, $li 30. Bacon
shoulders Gt07c; do sides &c; do clear rib skC;
hams l6k0lBkC. Lard InS(tIlC.
MHIaKY--Dnll nj AIr
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sToCLs-Thc market opened lower; large sales
10 buyers, but prices advanced As soon as they
stopped offering Erie, Western Union, Union
Pacific and Pacific Mall The strongest stocks to.
wards the close. Northwestern took an upward
turn. The whole ist waa active Some Of the
bears seem TO have given up all hope Of deprcss'
ing the market, AZ they were buying hack their
stock TO day At loss. Tho market closed strong
and active for Western Union and Pacific Mail,
others rather tlnll, ....... ......
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

New York Money and Stock Market,
NV YoRk, August 10.
GoLD Weak, and hui for the efforts Of the
clique would have sold lower, a. foreign OK.
change s very:wcak; opened at ii9S closed
Ntii9A Loans we're made at from I 81 TO a,9i
for use. Clearlngs et7,bUO,0OO.
MoNET-Rasy al 900 per cent.
EXCHANGE Sterling Exchange, Bankers hills,
in1I
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Milwaukee Market.

Milwaukee Market.
MILWAUKEE, August II.
FLouR Extra snperinC spring 81 6Odt5 60
GRAIN-WhCat, No. Milwaukee steady at
q o. cash; 81 OlH6l OSlI August; do No. /,
81 l0k. Oats, No. = easier and Nc lower. Corn,
No. mixed firm at d1c Barley, No. , spring
steady At H9c. Rye, No. firm at SIC
louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, August 10.
TORACc0- Sales IGa hhds. Lugs Ok667c; com.
mon 70 medium leaf TS6b9c; good TO prime leaf
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ORGANIC WEAKNEss


Member O. tho Royal College OF Surgeons, Lon.
don, Graduate Of one Of the most eminent Coi.
legeS IN The United States, and the greater pSTt
o. WHOSE ne mas been spent In the hospitals Of
effected some OF the most astonishing cures thRt
were over known. Many troubled With TInQing
In tho head and ears when asleep, great nervous.
mesa, bOing alarmed OF sudden sounds, bashfal
ness, Win frequent bllshing,. attended some
immnllainIv 1911 w. NN'NN