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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-06
INDICATED INHALATION !!
BY
DR.. |. H. L0NGDON
A Warning that Should be Needed
by All.
Facts which Should be Read an"
known by Every COn>umptiNc
Invalid I'm Wheeling.

In the course of these letters. we shall
clearly show. not only the origin ana cN-
tent OF the practice OF "Medlcaltu lhhala-
ton. but its utter Gdiltn" To cure diseases ~
the lungs, when separated from coIstliu-
tiOnal treatment. We deem TINS caution
eminently proper tC the conSumpllVe m
valid TO guard him against the HNchcriDW
1ac,Dfi01 of q practice 10 when ne hlLhI
become a victim. In rcSorInS 10 the lIiu-
sive experiment OF "Medlca''u IhIl"la-
ton" many precious hours may ne Sluhh-
drrcd-hourS in which an cVtctW gsn'ra'
treatment might rescue the patent from d'd'h
Extraordinary efforts have been luadc
through the newspaper press, uhdtf me
,ueci0uS head OF "LcttcrS, v b1' pdid t0F GNdd-
refreshments, to convince the public lhal "a
near system for the cure OF pulmonary ul>-
eases 'Mcdicatcd Inhalation, mas Irc'ill-
" been discovered, and that by inns means
the most fatal affections of the lungs may
he sprpdily rradiCatcd. These representa-
tionsnrr not only grossly, int cruelty absurd.
This treatment has long been familiar To
inc profession: has been practiCcd 10y
leading physicians in Europe ana America
for Il great number of years numerous
books have been written upon II; III"
manner of employing IL fully explained;
the best remedies with their preparation
md administration all clearly stated IN"
limits OF its usefulness accurately dthned,
and its results in every form OF pulmonary
disease detailed at great length, as employ
ed by the greatest lights of which the pro.
fession can boast-SuCh men aS Aristotle.
CELSIUS, Galen. Hutelaud, Lawrence, Forbes,
Sydenham. Harvey, Bennett, sir james
Clark, Sir Alexander Crichton and Edward
Jenner CoXe-all of whom, after the most
faithful trial, embracing an experience OF
many years, pronounce 1t lchoNy inadequate
10 the cure of disease Of The air passages dad
lungs.
No historical fact is more capable of the
strongest demonstration. than that the treat
ment OF Consumption by "Mcdicnted In
halation" has been tong yied, Thoroughly
tested and prOucIi Il failure. IT has also been
subjected 10 the most complete and cN-
haustivc trial in all the leading hospitals
of Europe, France and Germany, and in
long years of private practice by men stand
ing at the very head OF their profession in
their respective countries, and yet. az ercTU
case, failure has been the result. In conclu-
sion, we appeal 10 our readers. Have yuu
ever known a single cure bV hts treatment
Great numbers have been miSled by IL but,
alas, not one OF all its myriad victims has
ever been cured. Ii has been well tried in
Wheeling by many who now sleep in their
graves The same result has followed
everywhere. In many cases Il actually
shOrtenS lift rs we will show hereafter.
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of John Quincy Adams, comprising pur.
tons of his Diary from l7gjtu ISIS. Edit.
by Hon, Charles Francis Adams. Syu
Vol. ". Extra cloth, $500.
"COntainS more matter of historical r.-
trrr>t than the memoir OF any other pubs.
man rNtant BTiiiugyr .fUisTiruH.
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LETTER LIST.

7 IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
Il the Wheeling poStoilice unclaimed,
saturday, February 9TH.
70 obtain any of The following the appli-
cant will please call for advertised letters
giving date of list
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NorE-Dr. Longdon is permanently -
tnhlIshed in Wheeling, and may be relied
on for professional integrity ana SkilI. lie
dayotcs special attention 10 all Chronic
Diseases. Gattarrh, Sorcthroat Bronchitis,
Asthma and Consumption, and may be
consulted free Of charge in relation TO the
treatment of these ailments, Al his Office
No. 1909 Eof old Fifthi street, oppoStt" the
Cathedral Wheeling w Va fvbU
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LII STORE ROOM, DWELLING AND
I'D Hail. west side Of Market, between
1891 18th and 10Th streets, In Beck $
Block. Also room at present occupied by
G. \. Wick ham a. an auction house.
Euquir" Of ANTON RENMANN.
iaplG
, 1875-07-10
TO FARMERS & PLANTERS.
s(From the american Agricult@rist.)

DOUBLE REFINED PoUDRETTE for sale in
lots to suit customers. This article is sold
forAag the prize of other fertilizers, and is
cheaper for Cotton, Corn, Tobacco, and
Vegetables than any other in the market.
Price, delivered on board in New York City,
s25 per ton. / ask attention to the follow
ing testimonials
r. l., writes THE DouBle-refned
Poudrette I bought of you has given salts
factory returns, and l consider it the best
of anything I can use for an early crop"
THOMAS W. LATHAM, Providence Co.,
r. l., writes: [ would rather have your
Double-refned PoudreHc than any phosphate
| ever used. Where / used it on Potatoes
it was far ahead Of any other manure"
L. H. SHELDON, Sup't of the New
Jersey State Reform School, writes owe
have used Poudrette for several years upon
our farm crops, and for the money invested
we have found nothing that has done us so
much service"
S. J. KELLY, Burlington Co., n. j.,
writes 4" l used DoubIe-rJined PoudreHe on
huIaDdSd 4uILlpS dIOlI50lNC VI H"
Guano and Hen Manure. Where the
Poudrette was applied the increase was
thirty per cent over the others,
WILLIAM H. CADY, Ocean Co N. j.
writes 81 used Poudrette on Corn, Sareet
and round Potatoes, Onions, and Lima Beans0
It brought forward my crops two weeks
earlier. | think it the best manure l ever
used, giving better results than Peruvian
Guano, at much less cost"
VAN ANTWERP AND VAN buren, Mont
gomery Co., N. Y, writes: "Poudrette
has been used in this locality for ten years
past, mostly on Corn, and those who
have used it say they have from / to J
more Corn by using the Poudrette."
MILTON STRONG, Suffolk Co., N. Y,
writes Il gave Poudrette a thorough
trial this year, using it upon Corn, Pota-
toes, Lima Beans, Tomatoes, and Vines,
and | have never raised better crops. My
Corn will yield 100 bushels of ears per
acre, and my garden was the sur
prise and admiration of all who saw it."
JAMES T. FOSTER.
, 1875-07-10
N D Ice.

TPHE undersigned intends to leave
for Europe positively on the
18th of July next and request his
friends and Customers politely to
settle their accounts, so as to enable
him to meet his own engagements.
st. Croix, June Sth 1875.
III. I. PETERSEN.
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United States Fire EnSiueers' Con
yenfiOn.

NEW YORK. October 5.-At the second
days session of the Engineers Of the
Fire Department of the United States, a
committee was appointed on bylaws,
which will make its report at the next
session of the Convention.
a committee of SIX was appointed to
examine into the question whether a
system of selt-suppOrting ladders could
be depended upon 10 meet the emergency
caused by the erection CT lofty buildings.
1t was also resolved to give inventors
and patentees Of the fire protective and
eXtlnguishing apparatus an opportunity
of exhibiting their articles tomorrow.
Resolutions Of regret were passed, and
also expressing coincidence with the
friends of the deceased fremen who lost
their lives by the late wrial ladder dlsas-
ter.
Verbal reports were made by Chiefs
Johnston, of Philadelphia, Bates, Of New
York; Bcnner, of Chicago, and Hen
dricks, of New Haven, as to how far the
instructions of the last Convention had
been carried out in the suggested I'M
provemcnts in hose coupling.
Mr.. Walter w. Adams, Supcrintcn-
dent of Buildings, having been invited to
address the Convention, explained the
building laws of this city and the rules
governing his department.
An invitation was accepted from the
Autographic Signal Telegraph Company
to visit their offices and examine their
system of working for fire projections.
The Convention then adjourned until
tomorrow, and the delegates went in a
body rs the guest of the fire department
Of this city, on board the fire boat Have
myer, to inspect her workings.
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baltimore Tobacco Market.
BALTIMORE, October 4, 1875

DEAR SIR-Sincc the issue of our last
circular Of the lst ult., our market for
Ohio Tobacco has again ruled very dull
and inactive until the latter part of the
past month, when some large transactions
took place. we regret to state, however, ut
prices which will not be at all remuncra-
tive to the owners of the Tobacco. Mr..
Gortcr bought about 600 hhds for Italy,
and subsequently Messrs. Brothers Bon
niger also entered our market, and pur-
chased 1000 hhds., comprising French
and Duisburg descriptions. Although
agents here have persistently held the
Tobacco until now for iull prices, still
they found that under the state of the
market it was impossible TO obtain the
rates, which they would have liked to
have realized in order to save their con-
signers from loss.
In making purchases of the new crop,
we earnestly hope that our friends in Ohio
Will not be miSIed and buy with the eX-
pectation to realize similar figures AS we
are obtaining now the coming season.
Last year the crop was failure and the
SuOl ltSk CNtl hB'N II W nav v bl'l AAiNNh
in Ohio hence buyers We're stimulated IN
paying extremely high prices for the To.
bacco, expecting to realize profit in this
market. The consequence was that there
has been perfect stagnation, without
precedent in the business up TO this time,
and that now the Tobacco is being dis
posed of at prices which will iuhict II
heavy loss upon owners. 1t has been
proven, over and over again, that when
ever Ohio Tobacco exceeds certain
figure, buyers will to great extent,
abandon the use of it, and will take
cheaper Tobacco as substitutes. As the
WELD of the Tobacco crops tins season
has been very large one, We will un-
doubtcdly have to look for considerable
dec me in prices next year. The Ken
lucky crop is estimated ut over 10000
hhds; in Virginia it i expected the crop
will reach 5000 hhds., the largest raised
there for years in Maryland, the crop Is
also a very large one, and Is estimated ut
$1,000 hhds. We have endcavorcd 10
obtain reliable information regarding the
extent of the Ohio crop, and are conf.
dent it will exceed $1,000 hhds, which
amount will be amply sufficient for all
the wants Of the trade The crop Is said
to contain II large proportion OF fine To-
bacco, and We would caution our friends
particularly not to pay high prices for
fine crops, rs fine Tobacco will only com.
mund high prices in our market if there
is but u small proportion Of it in the crop,
but whenever it is plenty it will not fetch
high prices in this market
1t is our opinion that not orcr -
should be paid tor good, sound, average
crops, to be safe. If higher prices are
paid, buyers will run the risk Of losing
money. Yours truly.
WILKENs n BEALL
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-06

New YORK. October o The jerome
Park first race one mile. purse 500, was
won by Lcander by Il length, Josie b.
second, neck before LIoyds Asteroid
colt Time, l:47.
The second race, for the Hunter stakes,
for 8 year old tllics, one mile and three
quarters, was won by Olctepa on hard
galop by fourteen lengths, before Matte
\. Gilllower, third. Time, 3:l4.
The race for the maturity stakes, for
four wear olds, three miles, WAS won 10y
Countess by two.third lengths, Madge
2nd, Hoaxer Sd and Brigund 4th. Time
j:4&I.
The fourth race for purse of 5000,
mile and hall, was won by St. Martin,
Joe Orns 2d, Nettie Norton Sd, Invoice
4th and Warrior 9th. Time PAP.
The fifth race was a handicap steeplc
chase, for a purse of $500, two ANA half
miles, Diavalo won, Trouble u, Cor.
onet Sd, Deadhead 4th, Busy Bee 9TH, and
Bog last. Time 4:2j!.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, October 5.-Cotton-
Firm at l3!M13Ic; futures closed steady;
October II 2l-S2c; December l2 1920
@l2.c; January u 27-32@l23c; Febru-
ary l3 l-32@l3 l.l6c; March 1890
Is 9-32c; April l3 l3 32@l3 l5.82c.
Flour-Opened shade flrmer for ship
ping grades, and closed quiet at about
yesterdays quotations; other kinds
dull without material change; receipts
1000 bushels. Wheat-Opened lc bet
ter and closed quiet at an advance; re.
ceipts 10000 bushels; No. . Milwaukee
81 27@l 80; rejected spring 81 O7@l 10;
No. Chicago store 81 27@l 80; No
do 81 l2Gl Il; No. l Minnesota 81 400
/ 4@ Rye-Quiet at SS@90c. Barley
and Malt-Firm and unchanged. Corn
Demand active and prices advanced;
receipts 2O2, 600 bushels; western mixed
steam 69m zoe; do sail 70M7lc. Oats
a shade better for mixed; Chicago at 40
@4jc; white western 4j@47c. Coffee
Firm at l9!@22lc. Sugar-Steady;
fair to good refining 7l@Sc; prime SIC.
Molasses and Rlce-Steady. Petroleum
Quiet; crude G3c; refined l%i@l3!c.
Turpentlne-Firmcr ut 34c. Rosin-
Firm at 81 -. Eggs-Unchanged. Pork
Heavy at 50 37IG22 80. Cut Meats
Quiet; middles firm; western long
clear l3c Lard-HeavYi prime steam
l4c. Buttcr-Firm; western l5M 25c.
Cheese-Unchanged. Whisky-Firm
ut 81 Is.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, October 5.-Sccds-
Timothy Seed declined to - 25G2 -;
Clover and Flaxseed unchanged. Flour
inactive; prices barely supported; su
perGno 81 624@5 90; extras S. 0O@5 80;
high grades IS O0mS IS. Wheat-In
steady request supply moderate; new
red western 81 37@l 40; amber 81 4OG
| fl. Rye-Western 75c. Corn-Firm-
cr; yellow "a; mixed 73c. Oats Firm;
mixed and yellow 42m 43ci good and
choice 4Gm lSc. Petroieum-Quict; re-
fined l3ci crude 9sc. Butter Steady;
New York and Bradford county extra
3lc; tirsts 2Sa 30c; western extra 26Cg
2Sc; tirstS, 22C, 24c; rolls, extra, 29G, Bic;
frsts 24@ 25c. Cheese-Firm; western
fine ll@l2c. Eggs-Quict;western fresh
bic
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Cincinnati Leaf Tobacco Market for
lhc Week Ending OctObcr2

There is no change to report in the
market for Leaf Tobacco. Offerings at
auction continue liberal, and, under u
steady demand from cutters and manu-
facturcrs, prices are well maintained on
all grades. Ohio Seed, if of good quality,
Is in better demand at higher prices
while low and nondcscript sorts are dull
aud hard of sale. The total offerings at
auction for the week were 200 hhd.. and
22g boxes, rs follows.
At the Budman Warchouse-ljj hhds
and l39 boxes; l47 hhds X entucky and
ONO Cutting Leaf at Sll 75G 80 ~ for
colory smokers to fine Cutting Leaf 5
nhds and 10 boxes West Virginia at 81 10
G5l3 %; l29 cases Ohio Seed N 81 ljrr
- OO for common Smokers aud Filters L.
fine Wrappers.
At the Globe Warenouse-19j hhds
and 81 boxes; 100 hid. Kentucky and
Ohio Cutting Leaf at 50 3Oo 30 90 for
common Smokers to fine Cutting Leaf;
5 hhds common ONO Seed Smokers at
- 4OH4 50; 80 cases Ohio Seed Mt > 30
C,y 40 for common Filters and Binders.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, October 5.-Flour-Demand
fair and msrket firm. Wheat-Activs
and closed easier; No. Chicago spring
81 II; No.2 81 1lml III spot or seller
Octoberi No. 81 02tGl Oh; rejected
9OIc. Corn-Active; No. 2, SIC spot;
53i bid seller November; rejected 4Oc
Oats-Steady and in moderate demand;
No. > 1920, &24c spot 325 seller Octo-
Der; 32!Gr@2l c seller November; rejected
27m 2Sc. Barley-Firm mt 9Gc spot; 93c
seller November. Rye Steady at 73c
Pork--Dull, options lower at so - spot;
SO Is seller October $40 Is seller all
year. Lard-Dull and nominal ut Si3 80
@l3 40 spot or seller October; Sl2 10
seller year Bulk Steady and in
iair demand; shoulders 9l@9lc; short
rib 1870; short clear l4c. Whisky-Dc-
mand tair and market firm at 81 H.
On call board-W Wheat-Firmer and L.
lower. Corn-Irrcgular and a shade
lower; $500 jG5c seller October; 53c seller
November; 4SsGD4SIc seller year. Oats
Quiet and unchanged. Pork-Unset-
tied and lower; 80 90 seller October;
$l9 90 seller year. Lard-Dull and r-
regular; offered Sl3 % seller October;
nomiually Sl3 10 seller year.
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condensed TELEGRAMS.

N.s York canal investigations show
'-N "r0rgr d Lord, in his career IS Il
,.-'F- received over $lS5oo0 in
,',.'.r'. .aargc,. Fraud and corrup-
' '@' va...n,rrrd at every step.
bor .' y .'.~I State, Legal Tender Club
,I,. ",' y'.o. 'nvvurg at Cooper insti-
C,n I',g' .''T York, for the 18th Inst, to
r.,,,' Dy."oy-F., legal tender State
''"'ia' "rssrHatoa
~, The The lumber firm of Thoma. x Butts,
~ ,.7'r.aoa. ohio, have made an as
,i..n ,SIm.ai A,,o,t, $4,000; liabilities
'Di'"rsar Davis is on Nj, way to Hon
N,,'''.I", by, where lac will deliver an
a. "'''''' %, the Inaugural Fair to be held
The President and ms party met with
a a, most enthusiastic reception at Denver,
Colorado, Yesterday.
The experiment OF taking peaches per
steamer , canada, from New York to Lon
don' IN boxes by the ryfrigcrating plan.
was II success.
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Roman Catholic Total Abstinence
Association.

CINcINNATI, October j.-The fifth
annual Convention of Roman Catholic
Total Abstinence Association of America,
will commence lis session in this city to-
morrow. y large number of delegates
have already arrived from New Bruins
wick, Canada, Massachusetts, New York,
Pennsylvania, Illinois, Kentucky and
the interior OF Ohio, and the Convention
promises to be one Of the largest
ever held. over five hundred societies
are scattered throughout the United
States and Canada, aud will be repre-
scntcd. The address of welcome will be
delivered by Archbishop Purcell, and II
grand procession will parade the streets.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by western
Union Line, office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th SITS.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
democratic Rally at Martins
Ferry Last GiSht-A Large Meeting
and Imtcnce Enthusiasm.
MARTINS FERRY, o., Oct. 3,

MARTIN FERRY, u, Oct. D, 1910
special To the Register.
The announcement that Colonel NJ
II. Wier, of Indiana; Col. d. NJ. Wilson,
Hon. j. IL. 5. Trainer and Others would
be present to address the Democracy of
Martins Ferry, served to draw an i'm
mcnse crowd. At 9:l5 tonight Col. NJ.
II. Wier addressed the largest and most
enthusiastic meeting Of the campaign
in Commercial Hall on the political
questions of the day. The hall was crowd
ed long before the speaker arrived. Over
five hundred people We're admitted, and
about the same number turned away.
The meeting was success in every par
ticular, and reflected great credit on the
committee in charge of the arrangements
Cow
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Amcric III BOARD Of Foreign Missions

CHICAGO, October 5.-Thc first session
of the sixth annual meeting of the Com
m>sioncrs of the American Board of
Foreign Missions commenced this after
noon at 3 o'clock, in Farmell Hall, Il
large number of members and visitors
being in attendance. Rev. Mark Hop
kins. President of the Board, called the
meeting to order, and Or, BlodS"tt, OF
Rhode Island, invoked Divine blessing
on the meeting. Rev. II. II. Lee, of fClcve-
land, WAS chosen assistant recording sec
retary.
A. G. Baistow then read the report Of
the committee, on request of Mr.. Mltting
missionary, for pay for something over
year, Cor which time it had already been
decided by the Executive Committee that
he was not entitled 10 salary.
Mr.. BaStow reviewed the case and re-
rorded, in behalf of the committee, that
they believed Mr.. Nutting was in
the wrong, and suggested that he be nj
lowed to withdraw his application.
TIE report was adopted, with the sug-
g"stion.
Longdon |. Ward, Treasurer. read n
report of the financial condition of the
Board. 1t shows that for the year end
ing August alst, the expenditures for
missions have been $4ls225. The largest
item in this amount Is for the
western Turkey mission, $3.50;
cost of agencies, $500; OF publications,
S7.4ll;and of administration. Sl3.93O,
making u total expenditure Of $4jO.2@o,
which added to the debt of the Board
makes a grand total of about $4jG,59l.
The donations have been S3i9 eo4,
legacics $50. .7O2, and all other assets
make total Of $40 1874. The total III
deb,ednes, Of the Board is $44,32&.
The President concluded the services
OF the afternoon 10y the appointment OF
various committees.
In the evening |. w. Andrews, Pr"si-
dent Of Marietta College, O, preached
the animal sermon.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, October 5.-The trade
movement has been slow with commits.
sion houses and importers, but fair job
bing business has been transacted. Cot
ton goods in steady but moderate request,
except cotton hannels, which were sc-
tive, Allendale sheetings are reduced in
price. Prints in fair demand, and robe
styles more active. Dress goods and
shirtings in steady request. Woolens
quiet, except hannels, which are fairly
active.