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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-19
Robbery al Grafton.

GRAFTON, February III. W. Hull's
hardware store, OF this peace, WAS robbed
Friday night, of lot of revolvers and
knives, By three negroes. Two Of them
were captured.
The sheriff Of Garrett county, Mary
land. arrested Charles Cssteel and Mary
Ann Casey, Of this place, yesterday, and
took them to Oakland, Md, for rohbing
Brooks b Osborne's store, of thst place,
of large lot Of fancy goods. Theodore
Clinton, implicated in the same robbery
is still at large.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
BYTELE RAPH.
Gold Closed ut lOI5&-GOvernment
Active Flour Doll - wheat
Heayy-Hogs Lower.
FINANCE.

New YORK, February lS.-MoEEY-
Easy at 495 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 5@6 per cent. Customs receipts
S563,000. The Assistant Treasurer dis
buraed $4,000. Clesrings S24, 100000.
Sterling quiet; long 4S2; short 4S4.
GoLD-Weak; opened st l02 and closed
at 1919. Carrying rates 5 per cent to
fiat.
SILvER-At London unchanged; here
silver bars are ll9, greenbscks; ll6,
gold; silver coin S@1 per cent discount.
Trade dollars a@t per cent discount.
f,avrpEnRNTa-l \ ptiva
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LIVE STOCK.
New York.

New York, February l8.-Beeves-
Receipts 400 head, making lO,6iO
head, against 9,430 hesd for same time
last week; choice and extra comparative
" scarce and with nearly 200 wanted
or export alive; al sold At full prices.
Lower grades slow st about Friday 8
prizes; prime and premium steers lOtc
10 dress So, to III 10 dress So; outside
figures for 80 selected steers, l,GOo 10
500 pounds; inside figures Tor 10 do,
|, 400 pounds; sll for export alive; other
sses were II sinly ST 1921 to dress 90
10 So. About 900 were taken for export
q: g5(9lli. Shipments tor the week
4 500 quarters OF beet and lS8 live.
Receipts 5,400 hesd, msklng
q go head for the week, against "a, 80
head for the same time last week. Prices
nearly / higher and market firm. About
400 fat sheep purchased for export; ci J
slaughte-er. pad S. OOG7 % per l0o
pounds; including 8 ca's OF Colorado
sheep, leo pounds al IS OOtG,5 80 and
car OF Ohios l36 pounds at 81 co.
Hog. = Receipts 1880, head, mskln z
$3.50 hesd fer the week sgsinst o3'S9O
head for the same time last week. mar
Ike, steady st 81 609i 20 per 100
pounds live; one car Ohio hogs l4u
pounds 81 60.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, February ls.-The DroveTs
Journal reports hog receipts 81 DUN
head shipments 1000 head; dull and
lower; mixed packing So 1908 90; light
So eOta4 so; choice heavy So 9o(si OOi
nearly sll sold. ,.
Csi,ls-Receip.s $50 head; Shipment
5000 head; shipping dull, weak and
lower; sales at SO s0iGy4 80; feeders and
stockers scarce St 81 5Od,S 62i; butchers
slow but not much lower cows 81 y y
G.3 so; bulls IS OOG,3 25i steers IS oc(e
US; oxen nominal; Texans y o0(a
2 95.
Sheep-Receipts nOnei nominal.
CtncinnaIi.
CrscI.HATI, February Is Hogs
Dull and sll selling, common - 5os,S ~
fair 70 good light 50 S5Cd4 CO., Psckin.
81 OG4 Is; bu,chers' s. 1904 ~
Receipt. 900 head; shipments "Oo head
So Louis.
sr. LOUIS, February ls.-Hogs-lr
good demand with declining tendency
light s. 5OS3 rs; packing IS SOai "
butchers 10 fancy - sOt9i 10.
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Exeentiye CIemcncy Aske for An
dprsOn.

NEW ORLEANS, February lS.-Fifty-
three Republican members of the Legis-
lature signed an appeal asking exc
cutive clemency in behalf of Thos. G..
Anderson. There has been no decision
in the case of Andersons appeal for q
new trial, the Judge not having read q
COPY of the evidence from the defense.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Steady.

RAILROAD BoNDs-Steady.
STATE BONDS Quiet.
SToCKs-The market was dull and fea-
ture less, except Psnsms, which was bid
up to l26. The transactions were $4,000
shares, of which 1000 were New York
Central, 1000 Erie, 10000 Lake Shore,
5000 Northwestern common and 5000
preferred, 5000 st. Paul common and
5000 preferred, 10000 Delaware, Lscks-
wanna and Western, 1000 Pacific Mail,
and 5000 Western Union.
The earnings OF the Milwaukee and
st. Paul road increase $4,000 for the
second week in February.
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HOIRE.

The silver, bill with the Senate amend
men., was returned 70 the House imme-
distely after the commencement Of the
session to-day, and placed upon the
Speakers table with other accumulstive
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-19
Weather Indications.

WAsHINaroS, d. C.-For Tennesse,
Ohio Valley and Lower Lakes falling
barometer, Essterly to South winds and
increasing cloudiness,
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The Teeth an Advertising Medium.

Every time a lady who uses fragrant
SozoDoNT opens her mouth she sdver-
t.ses the article. The state of her teeth is
a certificate of Its excellence. No spot
dsrkens their surface, no impurIty cings
to them, the cussions in which they are
set are rosy, and tho breath that swells
through them Is sweet as the breeze oil
June.
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BAN
D, c. LIST, JOSEPH sEYBoLD,
HENRY X. LIST, GIBSON LAMB,
wM. A. LIST. HARRY W. LIST.
BANK OF WHEELING,


CAfiKAL, 100000
Stock holders Personally Liable
aud Representing over $500, 900.
ID ELEIvES DEPOSITS AND Dis
IL counts Paper.
Deals in Gold, Silver, t,n and
Sterling EXCHANGE.
Sells drafts on England, Ireland, France
Germany and other prominent parts O
Europe.
and Railroad Bonds.
Interest paid on Special Deposits.
Special attention given 10 collectiont,
DC, LIST, Resiaieni,
q. LAMB, Cashier,
JOS. SEl BOLD, AsstS.dn. Cashier.
anl5
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

New YORK, February lS.-Dry Goods
Business continues moderate with
package houses, and the jobbing trade is
quiet. Cotton goods moving slowly. but
prices unchanged. Prints dull, but
Ginghsms and cotton dress goods fairly
active. Mems wear woolens quiet. For
eign goods in light demand.
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ReyaIyer & CARTRIDGES for So

A nne niekIs plated, seven shot, pocket
revolver a drst-claSs article. seDt q. -.
u. or on receipt Of price. q. W. WILLIS
20. Bor z.1ls, New YORK. splsb
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N NATION Al. 3 AN K

OF WEST VIRGINIA..
CAPITAL, 100000
MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT. IN
Nl terest paid on Special Deposits, Notcs
and Bills discounted, Exchange Boughiand
Sold Collections made on all points aud
proceeds promptly remitted.
DIRECTORS:
MIcHEAL REILLY, CIV. BRocKuISER.
ARTHUR LITTLE, DIR. A. \. Topp,
Il. w. HAZLETT, J. Il. HURRARp,
+. w. OGLEBAY, NJ. POLLOCK,
JAMES MAXWELL, hestdSnt.
rSma
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Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE, February lS.-Flour-
Quiet snd weak. Wheat-U nsettled:
opened and declined 21c, and closed
weak; No. l Milwaukee 81 09; No. 2
81 O5s; seller February 81 05; seller
March 81 05s; seller April 81 05t; No.
Milwaukee 81 90. Corn-Dul|; No. 2
Ale. Oats-Lower; No. 2 2S3c. Rye
Dull and lower; No. 5Sc. Barley
Unsettled and lower; No. 2 spring SIC;
seller March 55ic. Provisions-Easier
Mess Pork-At $40 %. Lsrd-Prime
steam 81 %; kettle 81 62lc. Dressed
Hogs-In fair demand at lower rates at
81 80.
TOLEDO, February lS.-Wheat-
Quiet; amber Michigan spot and seller
February 81 %; seller March 81 "a;
seller April 81 26; No. l red winter
81 %; No. 2 do spot, 81 81; seller March
81 22; seller April 81 "a; No.
Dayton and Michigan red at 81 20
Corn-Essier; high mixed 49ic; Ne.
2 spot 43c seller March 44c; seller
May 47c; rejected 40lc. Osts-Duli;
No. 2. 26c offered. Glover Seed-Mam-
moth 81 80; prime 81 2S; No. 2 81 70.
New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, February lS.-Coaee
Rio csrgoea ordinary to prime l5@lSc,
gold. Sugsr-Qulet but steady; interior
to good common 5i@6c; common to
good common 6s97C; yellow clarified st
@Ssc. Molssses-In good demand; {;
common l7@20c; fair 24@26c. Rice
Quiet; Louisiana ordinary oprime 6i@
6ic.
OIL city.
OIL CITY, February lS.-Petroleum--
Business has been dull at the Exchange
to-day, but little disposition being mani
tested to operate. The prices have been
nominal at 81 65, closng barely steady at
81 63t Sales and resales $4,000 bar
rels. Shipments yesterday and Saturday
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spsulding's Liquid Glue, always
ready TO use.
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PHIIadeIphi
Pitfsburgb.

PrrrsBUEsH, February ls.-Pe;foleun
Quiet; crude irregular .. 81 Ssi A. Par.
keTs for immedls;s Shipment; refined
=, l2o for PhrlAielphis delivery.
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A Vienna correspondent says it is sn-
nounced from Constsntinople that the
Porte hiss instructed Satve. Psshs to
hasten the pesce negotiations. and, il
possible, to conclude them before the en-
OF February.
A specisl from Athens denies the re-
port that the Greeks has renewed the in
vssion OF Turkey by way OF Arts.
Austria suggested Bsden-Bsden IS the
place Tor the meeting of the pesce con-
cress, SO that Bismarck may preside.
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sr. LOUIS, February ls.-Hogs-ln
GOOD demand with declining tendency
light s. 5OSS rs; packing IS SEa'4 Voi
b5,chers TO fancy 3 so(9i 10.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-08
Delinquent Mining Notice.

RIO FRANK WAY. MORGAN MILLER
/ }. u. PHILLIPS, and JOHN YOUNG
10 their heir, ~assigns, executors or admin
i.tr.tor.: You are hereby notified that /.
the undersigned, your has per.
formed worr and IL Dor on tn. tiv.-iwsnty
nine or lode, situated in StIi, g Valley Mining
hi trict, Eureka co ntv, Nevada, urd.r Tho
rtovisi. M 81 nm aei OF Congress. entitled IAN
Act tn promote the DEVELOPMENT OF the min.
ing re "ureeso Il The United stat, s.napp,oyed
Nav 10, lsT2. and the several net. amenda-
tory and SUI Elemental thereto. to h. amount
rende cd Necessary by said act; and that you
have hi cd to perform your p,oluIt on Il
such w"Ik ard 'xp=nses for the y r. 1915.
1876, 1917, ae,ortiire &c yodr interer Is in said
mi - ar have bad I g same done: and thar
unless yon Iny TO the nDdersign Il your just
proportion ot he Expenditures o. said w.Tk
according TO your IN .resfs in sand mioo
vi bin n'D"iy days Hftpr the pub leafiun ~
;his not &c, Tint 70 7 interest in said min,
will beroine he property Of he M drrsipnsd.
nnd.r AMI ny virtue y sad Act OF Co-srass.
tfhhk - feet.
Morgan VI T...~........~... ~ teef.
a. e, Ifiil.tS .....+............ $500. 20 feet.
john 80 tert-
Said min u 7 cUfIesl Va houA =, tape =.
nth" Spring Valley Mining X e, ris. Enrel a
county, coItsirirs ] 2n feet. of which The
under ig' ed elaims SO foo:.
ELI II. EtsE.
Eureka. January li.iS7s. jnI2.ssI
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-08
To the Unfortunate.
New Remedies! New Remedies!
DIR GIBBONS DIsPENsARY.

~ D y DiSi EsNS4NtA
L NJ. d23 kEARNI STREET CuE-
~ prr OF ContiLcrcia!, san ran
IA ei,co, Cd. fTivate eutrance on Corr.
ll,ek2,s3 uerelai u. Established in 1851, FIR
I1L-.3 the treatIncit ot Sexual and sc anna
Diseases ST. Z as GOnorrhua, Glcet. Structure.
,yphili> "a AL its iorIas, Seminal " cnkncss,
inftotcrcJ, etc. etc. SKIN diseases of year,
standing. aud liberated Legs. etc., successful.
ly treated.
DIt. GlbBON has the plea.ure OF nnnoun
eng that he has returned from whiting tht
principal hospitals ot Europe. and has re-
sualed practice.
The Doctor has spared neither time nc,
Il, ney in seeking out new rcme,,ics, and has
returned with increased facilities Tor the allie
Walton OF human suffering.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal emission is the consequence o sell
abuse. This solitary vice. or dcI,rayed sexun,
indulgence. IL practiced by the youlh o. bott
sexes Il AZ almost unlimited extent, produe-
Ing with uncrr.ng certainty tao iuIlowit.
tram oil isorbii symptoms, unless con ba,el
By scientific medical measures, viz: saIlov
countenancc. dark spots under the eyes, pain
n the heat, ringing III tho ears. noise like th,
rustillg oil leaves or rafting o! charluts. nm
easiaoss aboat the loius. weak ness OF tho
itinUs. confused vision, blunted Intellect. los,
d confidence. ditiilence IN approaching stran.
krTs, Il dlS.ike To form Kew cquainraucs.s. q
disposition to .hIa societs, loss Of emo,
ftFAi'AF abpAA tUG EaiEf ,
hectic t1s'ies, iarred tongue. ioei.d breath,
epst hs. CONSUMPTION. night >weats. fnononta.
min, AMI frequently insanity. Il relief be MOI
pDfaluei, goa should Apply Immediately. 81.
th,r IN p-rson or By letter, and have a ear,
effected by his new anl scientific mode d,
treating this disease. which never tails Of
sleciins a quick ard RADICAL cure
Cured a. Homo.
Persons AT a distance may be Il Al
foME. oy addressing a letter to Dis, GLIB.
JoN,, s;atiny case, symptoms, length of tim,
the discdse has continued, and have mcd,cin,
promptly forwarded free from damage AID
curiosity, to any part of the countr;. will
uli and plain dire~.iUns for use,
By inciosins Te; Dollars coin in a regis.
cred letter through the Posto,Kce. q,
CROUCH Wells. Fargo x Co. a package O
r%esilc,re viii be forwarded to any l,art OF tn,
/ n on.
Persons writing to the Doctor will pleas,
state the name OF the paper they soc this i'd
verfiseneut in.
Al communications strictly confidential.
Address DIR. J. +. GIDEON.
BOX ls1. Snn Francisco. California.
NJ lV
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-08
Notice of Forfeiture.

EuRExA COUNTY. Sr.TR OK NEvAp.,
bcc-mher 81 l., 1871.
TO MICHAEL SHEE>E AND =, q. Nc
kENItF: lou arr hers by notified that
/. own M the interest e Barney Collins. one
81 The %oiiFinai ,cators, have expended vi
l"ast eighty dollars fer zach OF The foliou ing
wars. ~ iah"r ant improvement, uron The
| -ish Iinhascnaar" l. 10. b ins 500 fs,,.
limit d IN Secret Canyon Min nr district.
snd rte'ided in Tho rcco Dis noW in said dis
irci, ~ : III county eni Sta as "a car
By or ilcetrs flied Sl-t - Dceem her, Is.7. in
the fire Of he Recorder Of sand county. In
otief 10 hp'i said pr misses i.ntIer Tho ,ro.
visions "f : rr'on 2 asi Of ID Il. si.ed Stat
tues OF the United States, being the HInui MT
rsq9i Nd ." hold th" ~ re Tor tho yeas end.
lng lssi. ls1a, ls1H. ls17; and IL within 20 days
AFTER iiit- %noticc. by publication, you iail or
refuse t. contribute y.,ur proportion Of such
M" hdiiur", rs G -'o. at',s. yaHr iLtsr At in
said ella IA will become III Ironerty of the
snbstiib T, under raid Sc tioi 2,a14.
5~Al-inwioi u. j. j.. MAJ L.AIGHLIN.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-08
Delinquent Sale Notice.

CT. LAWRENCE MINING COMPANY
y l"c1tian of .fice ard r%incipal pIac. of
business Mt the s~0utbw-s; euf ner 81 Battery
and fflbett stre-ts, rify and county OF ~.u
traneisco, California. Location Of lHiae.
Ruby hil. Eureka. Nevada.
Notice here ar delinquent upon ihe fol-
lowing described stock. on account of assess-
ment No. ] OF tw.n'y cents per sbare. levicd
on the capital sfn 1 a' sgid COMPANY on H.
~ day Of January, 1911. the several amounts
set opIo-ite tbs names Of he respective
sharcholdt r.. as follows:
No. No.
Names. Cert. Shares. Amt
j II AIDE nS...-..... - Il0D Ssn0
fnd 10 ae otdaLcc with lnv and nm ord r
~ the Hoard % lHrt ctors, made on The N
day q Jannary, 49,. so rannN shares Of each
pascal Of such p. elk IS may be NECESSARY.
vii, he sold Mt pG blir n%nctior, Mt ia, office OF
Nh, cnfaIanv. sUa'hwcst corner al Battery
and FIbert street,. in tho rii city of San
eIarei.e", California. on FRIDAY, thu 18th
da, Of Eel rualy, ls5s, Ut th hour Of 2,'c!n,k
y. NJ. IL satt daS. to- pay the delinquent as
scssinent III r. on, to@ethaf with costs Of adj.
ycrdsing and expense Of Tho sale.
-. Mct;kATii. 5 ere,ary,
ST. Lawrence Miniug Com.a,y v.
Southwest corner Of Fiibert and BAIT. ry
stretts. San frhnei co, Cal. f3td
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FOR SALE!

ONE NEW AMES' oRTABLE ENGINE
" cylinder Hxl2, Is to Is lor,e rox-r Il,
IN BE- seen at the hsiircad Icpot. Eureka.
Price very low. Apply to
40, Ms. IRlWBRIDGE.
~ +, be-, Nevada.
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

NOTICE Is HFRHl GIVEN. THAT TIE
~ copsitnership heretofure existing under
,ie FRA name # y. ). Trow bridge X ca.,ls
Thu day dis. lived BY mu,, nj consent, Mr.. K
Iohvn 70 Hing iIoni The firm.
The bu,Ir ~iii b. Btinued under the
sam ma nc. by j.. NJ Ensiish and \. :. Trgs.
htids', 10 - haa al bills must be aid, snd
by whom al, Indebtedness will b iiquiiated
y. ;, ThuW BistDiE X %.
san ftanci co, January Is. 1875. j3
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NISCELLANE OUS.
Application for a Patent
To THE
L D RUIZ MINE.
NO. i0j.

U. S. LAND OFFICE,
EUREKA. Nevada. January 10, 1878.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN Morris II. Joseph and Jnmes Z. Duff.
whose iostoihcc address is Eureka, New,
have this day filed their aspiration for a
patent for LOO linear feet OF the GOLDEN
kuie minc or vein bearina silver, with sor-
face ground go feet in width, situate. lying
and being. in the Eureka Mining district,
county OF Eureka and State OF Nevada, ard
known and designated by the field notes and
official plst IN file in this office us lot No. I32.
The ~cxtcritr boundaries Of said lot No. 49,
being as follows, to-wit:
Variation lJ39 dg. Gust.
G. mmeHcing ut n posi- marked No. /, u
Survey No 2.wbeI c. the flagstaff in t g town
of Eureka bears n. 25d .. 2: MN. Il. i5.Ajs
feet: Ruby Hill No: / bears M II deg. 81 mIn.
W. 9,Ii} feet: posi- No. 2, L. S Survey No. ~.
Ba Il Eagle loue. bears n. q deg. II min w.
lgI .. 10 feet, ana the Golden hui shalt bars
;. 81 deg. 20 min. w. no 3-lO feet; thence.
running first course ;. AZ deg. T.. !, 90 feet.
10 post marked No. 2. u. 5. SURVEY NJ. l3.:
post marked No. 3, U. ). Survey Ne. l32:
tbenc., I'D course, y. 3iA deg. w. ,JUi feet 10
post marked No. I, u. ;. SURVEY No. I2:
and theme, 18th course. n. 49, deg. y. go
feet, to post No J. tho place Of beginning,
containing o 8 -lW acres.
Ibis claim is bounded on the north by the
Red Bird l,de.
The location Of his mine is duly recorded
IN INC IttttIutI , OiiiCc VI E<uTthn Mtflng
District, IT EGreka, Nevada, en- page liS in
Book +, OF the Eureka district Mining l,cc-
ords.
Any and ali persons claiming adversely any
portion of said 60 den liule mine, or said
mi:ing ground. as herein before described,
arc required TO lille th. ir adverse claim W tn
the Register of he United states Land Office
AZ Eureka in the State o. Nevada. daring
the sixty days period OF publication hereof,
or they will BIS barred by virtus of the proyis-
.ions ,fthc statute.
d. y. IMMEL. Register.
Eureka. Jan. Is, 1873. ivI-ni
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TWO LARGE COMFORTABLE -
Rooms. suitable tor an office. or "a
store, cs,n be rented cheap it a%pplicn- "
tion is nadeimmed af@.,, at
MRS. NJ. A. ASHlM's.
Eureka, January L., 1878. il3-tf
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SPgNNEY q. CO..

D2. SPgNNEY q. CO..
Nc. II kenrny S;ree,.
I'tEAT ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL
YDaNG MEN
10 NAV he suffering from tho ,fTac's Of
youthful oliIes or inai.cre ion viii do well %
avail n, m>civ,s - tiis. IN 2 entest boon
ever laid atth fret OF differing hunpnits,
DIR SRI NNEl wiz, unrant-e T., or.tit i've
hsndrrd d"iltrs Tor very ca q of weakness
or %hliraie disease OF any kiud or CHARACTER
which he uadeftatcs ard al. to cure.
MIOnLt.AGED NEN.
There are mann ut the axe oi thirty 10 sixty
who ar troubled with too reauent cvaru :
lion oi the bladder Often ucconi,nnicd by N
light srnar,inx or burning seDsallnn. and y
We N c1ing ~ The system in u manner ths taa-
Il mt ean net account for. TN examining IN.
urinary d-posiis II fopy sediment ~ in nfscp ! q
found, nd sametin' : sna | particles. / a h.,
,ncn nHi snIear, or Tho - lor viii DC of !,
tam ntilki.h hue, Hgan cha cling 10 /. inrl
aud torpid arp aranec. There ar. many
men WIN dte Of this difficulty, OF The
raase, mhici is the see ra : age OF seminal
SO knrss 1T. :. will z arsnfee y rcIf,-c,
cure IN NJ such eases, ard a healthy re.tura.
ton ot The 9 hEu-u lnsrt organ
Oiilre Hours 10 Ia 4 and a to 8. urdav
from ~ 10 II a. N. Can.nltation free. Thor.
ouGh examination and advir .Sa.
Coll or address DIR. SPtNNEYxC0.
2htf Nc. u krarny street SaE + ranciseo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-03

CoFFEE TABLEB.-A Frenchman
roasts coffee, grinds 1t to tiour, moistens
1t slightly, mixes 1t in twice It's weight Of
powdered white sugar, and then presses
Il into tablets. One OF those tablets q
be dissolved at any time into hot or cold
water. making at once the very perfection
Of coffee ; and IL Is claimed that II will 60
much farther this way.
To PREVENT MnDEw.-In damp clos.
cts and c~upboards which generate mildsw
q tray full Of quick lime will be found to
absob the moisture and render the air
pure, but Of course, II Is necessary to re-
new the lime from time TO time As II be-
comes fully slAked. It will be found use.
ful In safes and strong rooms the damp
air Of which acts iniuriously on the deeds
and documents.
DYsPErsrA.-Dr. Nichols, who has
made a series Of dietetic experiments ION
himself, has arrived at the conclusion
that, II the stomach Is allowed TO rest,
any case Of dyspepsia may be cured that
the diet question wa at the root Of all
diseases; that pure blood can only be
made from pure food, and that, II the
drink OF q nation were pure and free from
stimulating qualities, and the food was
also pure, the result would be pure
health.
A HEALrHFUL PRAcr1oE.-Loosen the
clothing, and, standing erect throw the
shoulders well back, then hands behind,
and the breast forward. In this position
draw slowly as deep an inspiration as
possible, and retain Il by an increased et.
fort for q few seconds, then breathe II
gradually forth. After a few natural
breaths, repeat the long inspiration. Let
this be done for ten or fifteen minutes
every day, and in six weeks time q very
percep,ible increase in the diameter Of
The chest and It's prominence will be eyi.
dent.
HOME MADE VrNEoAR.-steep a pint
Of good, firm corn in two and a half gal.
Ions Of cold water for two or three hours,
and then put 1t on the FIRE and boil 1t un-
til the corn shows signs Of bursting. Take
It of before the grains do burst and
strain of the liquor, adding half a pound
CT sugar to each gallon. Place the cask,
or the jug containing 1t, In the sun, and
10 three weeks or 4 month the liquor
will be converted into good vinegar. The
writer tried this receipt, using molasses
instead OF sugar in one case, but the So.
gar makes far the. best vinegar. II is
both good and cheap. Large quantities
can be made by using proportionate
quantities OF corn, water, and sugar.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-03

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