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DIAMOND RHEUMATIC CURE

1t is from such results and everyday proofs
like these that physicians are now prescribing
the DIAMOND RHEUMATIC CURE as an
illfallble specific for removing the causes of
the Goat, Chronic Acute, or Muscular Rhcu-
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ache, Neuralgia of the head, heart, stomach
and kidneys Tic Do!o, euX, Nervousness,
Flying Pains. Twisted Joints, Pain in the
Back and Loins, Weakness Of the Kidneys,
Tired feeling, Languid, Weary prosteration,
and all Nervous and Chronic Diseases.
Let any sufferer who reads this pU'chase
small bottle and take it according TO the in
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tblou ghout The Uni'ed Sta,cs Nad Canada. -
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of the Wholesale Druggists in Boston, or to
c. H. MARTIN X CO., Concord, n. II.
WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO.,
burlington, Vt.
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If you don't bride your tongue,
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The Great Value of the
Diamond Rheumatic Core.

Boston, April, 1915.
Prot ALPHoNsO HELLER Dear SIR
Many thanks for the two bottles of "DIA-
MOND RHEUMATIC CURE" which you
so kindly sent me through Mr.. Marston-
l used but one bottle, which relieved me of
severe attack, and better still, have not had
twins2 since and am III hopes | shall never
have another, as the last attacl, was in July,
1874. Should it, however, return, still have
the other bottle LETT and shall try it, and en-
poet the same beneficial results Gratefully
yours, l.. Il. SllEWELL.
The above testimony ought to convince the
most skeptical Rheumatic that sure cure
has hcpn discovered In thn
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ed by their timely
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-23

EiltO1 Ihtellgencer
A noticeable feature in the chamber Of
the Second Branch Of Council on Tuesday
evening last, was the seven vacant chairs
OF seven Of the most influential members
Of the whole body Of Council. II there
Is any portion Of the Council to whom the
citizens Of Wheeling specially look for
M Argus-eyed vigilance over their best
interests, both moral and financial, the
men who usually I'LL those seven chairs
are Of that number.
will not charge that those gentlemen
were absent by collision or by special
arrangement, and yet the coincidence ia a
little remarkable; Il is one which ! will
venture to say has not happened at any
important session Of the Second Branch
during the year 1875. II IL the more re.
markable, too, from the fact that Especial
order Of business was sci for that pnrtic.
nlat session Of the two branches Of Coun-
eli, and the gentlemen we're certainly
COgnizant OF the fact and knew whether
or not II was important that they should
attend to the duties Of the hour. Some Of
the seven arc among the most ardent sup
porters Of important Council lcgisla.
ton for tile improvement Of the city and
for what they consider her best interests
at home and abfond. All Of them are
Intelligent business men, they know that
the revenues Of the city must not only
be kept up TO their present standard but
must rather bc increased II we would pro.
vide Tor the payment Of the liabilities al.
rendy incurred, and for the ever increas.
ing current expenses Of the city. They
know that the revenues Of the city, after
the first Of June, will I've less by the re.
duction OF the price Of gas, they know too
that the present year, do the beat VIC may
IL bound to be a year Of extraordinary
expenditures.
The present IL not time when the Cit,
Council can afford to reduce the revenue,
Of the city by n single dollar. Members
oil Council cannot avoid the responsibility
al their position by absenteeism. Tho
record Is there on the books, the non-ap
pearance, the aycsan hayes are alike oper
TO the eye Of the inQuiSiiive citizen. Tho
concurrent absence Of the seven inhuen
tial members Of the Second Branch or
such an important occasion rs the iixinr
ot the license rates for tho year 1875
looks bad on tho face Of the books Tn,
citizens Of Wheeling have right 10 OK
poet that those seven members will b,
present this evening and on Tuesda,
evening next, 20.
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New York.

NEW YORK, April 22,-CottOn-Qulct ut
l09Eal6Nc. Fourth moderate demand
superRne western and State I 76a4 S6i
common to good extra s. 0Oa5 %; good TO
choice $l95a5 70; white wheat extra IS 9Oa
Q 20; extra Ohio So 6OlG %; 81, Louis % OOG
s 90. Rye FlOur-$i S5a5 65, Corn Meal
Firm at 81 OOaA So Wheat-ln mode
rate demand; No. spring 81 95al 20; No.
.. 81 i4ni is; No, 9 Chicago 81 l9al 81; No.
9 Milwaukee 81 9lal q; ungraded Iowa
and Minnesota spring 81 24al 20; winter
red western 81 27ai 30; amber western
81 SOal 80. Rye-Firm; Canada in bond
81 90; Suite 81 Osal 10. Barley-More nc
tive. Malt-QuietNnd unchanged. Corn
Fair business; mixed western 09IIa0Sci
yellow 9Sa9SIEC. Oats--MorO active and
iirmer; mixed western 73a75ci white 75a
77c. Hay-Quietat 6ja7Oc. Cohee-FirWi
at lOkal0kc. Sugar-Stradyi fair to good
refining s l.l6aS 5-lGc; prime $ 7.lGc. Mo-
laSsGsSFirm at Ale. RIce-Quiet and I'M
changed. Whisky-Quiet ut 81 H]5'
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TIIE METnODIST PREACHERS.
The Relation OF the Christian
Church 10 the Public Schools.

NuWtCl ~ Nue AuullC HchVuA"s
The Methodist ministers Of New York
held meeting on Monday, ut which the
Roy, r. Whcatly read very elaborate
paper on the "Relation Of tho Christian
Church to the Public Schools Of this State,
and especially to the Proposition Of Vicar
General Quinn and his Committee to the
Board Of Education" Mr., Wheatley be-
gan by showing the distinction between
the American idea Of education and what
ho called the papal idea, The former is
designed to develop intellectual and
moral freemen, the latter to subject men
10 the domination OF one man, u foreign
pOtentatc, who is set up rs the vicegerent
oiCiod on earth and the keeper Of human
consciCnCes and the ultimate arbitor OF
human affairs, Mr.. Wheatly substanti-
atcd his propositions byextcnded quota
lions from the POpc's syllabus, from Car
dinal Manning's lectures, DR., Newman's
sermons aud Gladstone's pamphlets. lie
also cited extracts from Cardinal McClos-
keys sermons on tho school question,
from editorials In the Catholic papers,
and from the report Of Father Walkers
recent sermon on this subject, to show
what are the aims and opinions OF the
~ "mr cannon school systom, Mr.,
tvhOot,,, ,hon JiscnsscI IN. Immediate
nr"U"Si,ion now bctore tho BonrI Of EI.
p rcOiion md ' correctcI il with similar
m" " ' in ",hcr cities nil If which
i" nnMsiior"I ware simnly entering
.o,,o uU'I ~ Jos,rov nHr cycelIcnt system,
II nV W." i,be S",bo,;cs, aro nav ready 10
aooon; ,,IoS,eJ ,"ocheys annointed bv
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Cl,Icneo.

CHICAGO, April 92.-Flour-Quist aud
unchanged. Wheat-Demand good Ut full
prices; No. / spring Of 81 OS; No, fresh
81 OiSk regular 81 0S9S spot; 81 OK seller
MAY; No. 5, sSa0SJS. Com-Deuiand fair
and market advanced; No, 9 mixed new at
7lSta79e spot; 74sSC bid seller May; .75lSc
bid seller June; high mixed age; rejected
7ic. Oats-DemRnd active and prices ad'
yanced; No, 9 fresh bid spot; ..62lSc seller
May; Us seller June. Rye-Demanda active
and advanced; No. ut sos, Barley-De.
mand good ut full prices; May higher 81 20
nj - spot; l II seller May, Pork-Dull and
declined at SO OO spot; 81 50 seller May;
$40 lOa22 l9k seller June, LaFd-Dull at
$40 55 spot or seller May; So 70 seller June.
Bulk Meats-Demand fair and market firm.
Whisky-Demanl good ut full prices ut
$ll2IS,
On call board wheat was 10 lower,
COrn-Weak and 40 lower. POrk-ActiVe
and unchanged. Lard -Nominally un'
changed,
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CINCINNATI, April 92,-Cotton-Steady
and in moderate demand; middling 1890,
Flour-Firm at 50 80. Wheat-Firm at
81 GOAL 20, Con-Quiet ut 73a7jc. Oats
Steady at 6sa7Oc, Rye-Quiet at 81 20.
BarlGy-Dull; fall 81 46al 81. LinseGd oil
Quiet ut 75c. Eggs-Firm ut loo. Butter
Firm; choice ut SSa36C. ChGese-Ftrm ~
l4I<al6O. Clover SeGd-Scarce at no. Pork
Quiet $99 10. Lard-Quiet at l5ssal5Ac'
Bulk Meats-Firm ut S%aSAall jsal2}so'
sales Of lOO, 600 lbs. clear rib, country point,
buyer May, ut 1890; 100000 lbs do. buyer
April, $ll'SO. lIaCOn--Steady and In mod
crate demand at O9SNOlIall AalShO on JOB.
bling sales. Whisky-Demand good ut full
prices; sales at 81 Is. ~
HoGs-Dulli range from 81 so to $780, no
choice offered.
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BALTIMORE, April %. flour Quietan
unchanged. WhGat-Frmer No. amber
81 90; No. red 81 81; NO.2, 81 81. Corn.
Firmcr at SSlIaSSAa. 0ats-Quiet and
unchanged. lsye-QuiCt md unchanged.
COilIe--Firm; Rio CNrgoCs lGHNl0c. llay
Dull and unchanged. PUrk-Qnlet NJ
$40 75a23 90. bulk Meals--NOminal; Shout
dcrs SNc; clear rib i2r, loose. Bacon
Quiet; shoulders 0Nc, llams-l2 yGaljc.
Lartl-Quiet ut l6aiOAc. ButtCr-Active;
new western tub rolls 23a2OC; old llal6.
PetrOleum-Dull mud nOninNlly DRaONc,
Whisky--Quiet ut 81 tlai 10.
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IWINT
Throughout the whole progress OF the
market there has been u fair degree Of no.
tivity displayed; and prices may be quoted
Hc higher for all grades, The quality Of
the receipts were generally better than the
offerings Of last week, there being more top
cattle than there were then, rs well as u
rather limited number OF the common.
Quotations, 4yGa7Hc.
G. P. Brewer & Co, report cows at from
$35 to So per head, ind market fair for good
nnWa
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Allegheny cattle.

EAST LInERTY, April 91,-CATTLE-Re
cCipts to-day 2,OiO head, and for the past
three days 3,7iO head, The arrivals to-day
are nearly all through stock. business lla'
been better to-day, aud nearly everything
was sold out except tho late arrivals, about
5 loads. best 6Xa7Nc; medium to good
6aO94c; common to fair 691aOci bulls IA
SIC. .
iIOGs-Reccipts today Ass heal, and
for three days past 1905 head. Workers.
S770a7 90; PhilalelphlNs IS Q0NO 90.
SHREP-- Receipts to-day $500 head, and
for three days past 10, 800 head, Best So 75a
7 30; medium IS 6OaG go clipped 81 OOc
Il m
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ONO COUNTY COURT.
Ktna Fire and Marine Insurance |
Company Of Wheeling
IN Chancry.

ft....,. t,.I,ss,. .,,t oILo.,
ue9tge h9gUc Ils Nuu VIn 1 Il ,,..-. :, NIL.
ny virtue Of ueCree OF Ihe county Iourt OF unlo
county West virginia ns n. guy en!eIcH W inI
2Oth DAY OF January 800 ~ the aDoye enllllSi
eauEo, !he undersigned special COMMISSIONERS will
proceed 20 &li al public n9GtloL ~ lne front uoor
OF tue CouLl iouse o. 'ila OMO county Oh
r,or,r,crrirg., In o,rinrt ~ NJ mid isv oil ,he
cS"i mi otLSS nincrSiS beoneinr Al ,Ss;bl Ia ibe
Ctr.rnNt Inn Co,nnSnT ThIrb a." n mi ,tiIcy
IsnIs ih,t "sSc sn,,SH!1 IL Sbn IA iiSo,,,o WSI.
S,is he ihr deSj Si ,John WpsIS iFSStSc, nd MSP.
IL RIns bStSIng i,ie ibr al, dsv ~ t%Ss isea
su WY .s,,si H. IN tIspLS "iiI+S ~ Nil ifbn
uliu iuI ~ ~ II n, " y a. - ig- - H.
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Pl,iIntlcIDIlia.

PHILADELPHIA, April ga Flour - II
good demand; Wisconsin and Minnesota
50 70; Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana 10 p
40 90; high grades 80 9jaG 90. Wheat
Quiet and steady! red II pal 81; amber
81 81. Rye-Sl 10. COrn-Dnll at SSlSa
SOC. Oats-White 72a73c; mixed nl4c
Provisions Unchanged. PetrOlGum-Rc
fined l3ISal3sSC; crude OAa0Jsc. Clover
Seel-Qulet ut ilal2c. Timothy md ElaS
Seed - Unchanged. Butter Quiet New
York and Bradford county extra 2Sa30c
do flrsts 92n94C; western extra 92A?lci do
lirsts i7aiOc. ClIeCSc-StGady; western l0I.
alGAc. Eggs-l.Ower; western NJ iOal1r
Whisky-$l IA.
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az ~
RAILROAD MonroAuEs--s1rong, win a
iarge business lGc greatest activity was
Union racine anu northwestern cohsol'
idated.
sroCKs-GeneraIly strong ana hiSher'
Union Pacific was tic most conspicuous
stock In the dealings and rose from IA2S
to ~ on large business inc closing trans,
actions were 7GMa76kc. q. q. 4 |. G. sold
at i4lai42, and was afterwards bid for at
i44iS. Lake Shore rose from 7isS to 72N
and reacted Y per cent towards the close,
Wabash rose from 10 to i0JE and closed al
teslc Kansas pacific ndvnncpd from cat
III siI .,.ni,,.I o1iL NJ ,La nI,.o ,o.io.Jo,,
~ goa "s"'ns. g y w Wv Iio'e
S 0.os "u,"" . ,,", L. o,t,i"a Eli,
90 V ,sO,I h '"' Iii, , ~" i".a ,ta
,.'n. ,,sS ~" ".'I , ~, S.,ts"', S,S'o ,s
.p'V. i w. I.n ,U," ,5s% W IS,[ a, ,%a
hVh "'"Suu i"' '@rb ~ '1/H -" Wv
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NRw YoRK, April 99.--T'he package trlde
In domestic goods and wOolGns consumes
slow, but prints are fairly active. The mar.
ket for cotton goods Is unchanged. Brown
heavy standard and fine sheetings, corset
jeans and ChcviOts In fair demand. Fancy
and plaid prints selling freely In small lots.
Ginghams active and scarce. Fight hun.
dred cases Of damaged wOOlens were sold
tO.dny, nj fair prices.
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CLEVELAND, April a. Whent-F'irmi
No. red held at 81 20; No. 2 do 81 Is,
Corn-IIigher ut 77a7sc; ears 7ic. Oats
Unchanged. pGtrOlcum-Firm; standard
white, chr lots, IKE; Ohio State test l3Ici
small lots iA2c higher,
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BY TELEGRAPH
New Yorlk money nnd Stocks.

NEW YORK, April %. MONEY Easy
at percent Choice mercantile paper "a
AZ per cent, prime ono perc
STERLING ExCHANGE-F'irm ut $l.S7A
for 90 days aud $4,0O for sight.
GoLD-steady at 1lljSallJ. Borrowing
rites ., 1 and 1 i.Gl per cent Loans were
also made flat. The Assistant Treasurer
diSburscd $72l,OOO. Clcarings $33,OOO,OOO.
Specie engagements thus far for Saturdays
steamer, $4,000 Customs receipts $751;
nm
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tHe hCOuTRe VI tIle IlllllUl luIhllIj huy ~
its early stages be promptly arrested and
permanently cured.
RAvENswooD, W. VA.
Dr.. r. v. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. Y:
Sir-For the last year have been
using your Golden Medical Discovery. !
owe my life To It, having been afflicted for
years. Did not Use II but short time be-
fore was benefited; at that time was
very bad, not able to ali up much, was
suffering greatly with my throat, was get
ting blind, had n dry cough, and much
pain in my lungs. I have used twelve
bottles Of the Discovery and am almost
we'll. KATE I. WARDNER.
A son Of Mr.. ]. II. NIescck, Of Chatham
-Four Corners, N. Y, has been cured Of
Consumption by DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical DisCovGry,-sO says Mr.. G. b.
Garfield, editor Of the Chatham Courier.
SIR. Eglar, druggist, Of West Union. o.,
writes to state that Dr.. piGrce's Golden
Medical Discovery has effected a wonder.
full cure Of Consumption In his neighbour
hood. cod, w&w
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TnE SHEEP MARKET.


There has been shade more activity In
operation during the past week, owing to
the comparatively light run last week rs
well MS this week. The quality Of tho re-.
ccipts ison mn average equal to lust weeks,
though the tops are not MS good as thcywere
then, but thegeneral quality is fair Prices
are IGayic higher than they were at our last
quotations. We quote clipped sheep at
lIIa6c; wool GA79iC gross: lambs S3a5 per
head. The market closes with fair pros
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wnAF do you think Of picking $500
oranges from single tree, as they do in
Florida?
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FRUlr TREES, sliRuBBERY, &C.

Il
The proprcion Of Pleasant It'll Nursery, West
Virginia, arc now offering the most complete hufa
sorry At Ok grown within tho Stale for many years
Thlhy.four years experience and observation IN
the growing Of fruit and fruit trees has enabled ~
10 present very large collection d all kinds Of
fruits, embracing old and new varieties which have
bcen tested IN various localities and found we'll
adapted TO this climate Our trees are All grown 90
tho highest land In this country, and exposed 10
storms on all sides, which secures to tho planter
more hardy, healthy tree than ran possibly hu
grown on rich low or bottom lands, and double tbs
amount Oi roOis 10 Cssentlhl to tho good growtho 81
all kinds Of tres and plants Our Stock conalat1A
Apple trees, I. Q, and years old, fanglne from
Ia I feet, pFico low by the i0QOr 1000.
Peach tire. and years old, tto ftct.
Pears, standard, very extra, Z 10 . feet
Dwarf Pears thrifty trees, lto6 feet,
Plum tres, To g Iect.
Cherry trees, the hest wO have over Offered 10 ihs
public, B 10 fcct
ApTicois, I 10 feet
Orange Ounce, Q 10 3ieci.
GraPoylnes, 20 varieties and Of superior quality,
l and 2 years old.
Carrants, Goosebcrrlcs, Strawberries, Rasptcrtlca
and blaekbefIics In variety and hne AlsD ~ yati-
etlc8 Of EvefWeens Oi various Hrs including On OK
| cellent stock for cemetery purposes
Thoso desiring cemetery plants may do well IL
consult tho Sexton Of Greenwood Cemetery, OF John
X. Boltei0fd, Joseph Seytold and John ~ Ifutchel
~ 70 the qnalityof our plants We also oiier ine
collection Of ross and Towering shrubs, together
with a hno selection Of greenhouse plants after
/ March isl Shade ifcCs IN varioty, Omg6 Ofange
nIantA by the 900 OF 10000 Trees carefully paeked
| md warranted To TeAch their destination IN god
condition. Prices vety low and furnished on anil.
Gallon Fariics desiring good trees will pItaa nind
IN their orders early, a. the early OefS can receive
| most attention and secure the bt4t trees CIR
re,rondence solicited from all desiring trees and
WffJtAtgW Ar ntr,sta
' apii-d4W Valley Grove, Ohio o., West Va,
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JAMES MATHEWS
Bother Of SMITHS ALEs, PORTER 4 BROWN
STOUT, Alao, Champaign, KSnnt.t aud
Scotch Alel,
1871 CaAptNE ST., nearly OPP smllh1 Brewery,
apa WmELaNO, VIVA.
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LIST OF DRONRRS,
The following are the names Of the prin.
cipal drOvCrs, owners, or cOnsigneeS of the
principal drovers, where the cattle are re-
ported from and their destination:
I,.E.,I, ., "a. D,t,.ri,n IL,l,I AL un,,. Y,r,ls
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-23

There is fair supply Of hogs on the
market this week, some increase on the
number last week, but the increase has
consisted Of q more inferior quality than
were In the pens last week, being light ba'
con hogs, which IRE too high for the pur'
poses needed and are accordingly hard to
sell. The other grades are in fair demand,
but scarcely so active "a they were last
week, aud ut the close the market Is at q
stand aud few sales have been made ut our
highest quotations. Light brown hogs 1914
allie; fair to good llhaiiAC, and few
oyIrn nj tOn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-23
cnNsijMpTlnN,

the scourge Of the human family, may In
It's early stages be promptly arrested and
permanently cured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
baltimore Live stock Market.

by Telegraph to ne hltelligmeer,)
OPHCE or MARYLAND LIVE STOCH SCALES, /
BALTIMORE, April =, 1874 J
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-23

The arrivals OF cattle thIsweek amounted
to 1886 head, against ,4SO head lust week
and /, $50 head the corresponding week OF
last year, and the sales during the week
amounted to 1869 head, against 1910 head
last week and 1, lil the corresponding week
of Inst venr. md WOrO M follows: