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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-08-23

France have increased moro lhan
$i0,00o,O0O in the same time.
The following %ro among the items
oi increase of the expectations;
The value ofcotton has increased
10000; lard, $l,O09,Si2: bacon
and hams, nearly }2,GH0,cGo: ag-
ricalturai implements from $3.50
00O to $4,000, and wheat flour
from $1,000 to $4,000. The i'm
portation of silk and velvet piece
goods has decreased about $1,000
600; calf skin leather md hides
about 100000; raw silk $780,
coo; cotton goods, $4,000; hats
and hattors' goods, 100000. The
balance OF trade between Germany
and the United States for the year
ending juno so, 1878, was, in round
numbers, $19,0O0,OO0. The wheat
import into Great Britain from tho
United States shows an increase Of
$14,0OO,00O; Of cotton, an in
crease of over 100000. Thecx-
ports from Great Britain to tho
Il
United States ofirosl, manufactured
and unmanufactured, have decpas-
ed $2,O0o,OoO; cotton manufac-
lures and wooden manufactures
have each decreased about $1,000,
0O0,
Tho year 1865 was the last year
in which tho expectations of the
United States exceeded or even
cqualed importations therefrom'
Tho highest figures reached since
then by Interpretations tothe Uni
ted States from the United Kingdom
was reached in 1S72-yiz: $685.
$4,000, while the importations
from tho United States during the
same year amounted TO $26i, 57S,-
600. From 1874 to 1916 the ex-
portations to the Uni,ed Statos fell
off more than one-half, whilo the
importations during tho same pc-
Rod increased more,than 100000,
600, e. a'r rris, 'f i5a.,u 4
Tho importations from tho Uni
tod States during tho year 1877
amounted to Sa7s, 234, 900, being an
amount equal to morethan one
half the expectations ofthc United
States to all countries, an increase
of nearly $l1,OOO,Oo0 on the pre-
ceeding year, while tho cxportar
tions from Great Britain to tho
United States during the year
1s77 amounted to s9G,Gl5,Uo, be-
ing only 100000 loss than dur
ing tho year 1876. ~" 'l'' A." 7!
Taking the volume and value of
tho imported trade into the United
Kingdom from the United States
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-08-23

THE Wheeling Register is q paper
OF vast resources and unbounded
enterprise. Even after having in
tcrviewed all the live citizens of re-
putcd craftsmanship in West Fir-
ginia and embalmed their thoughts
i'll loaded type, still the editor was
dissatisfied with tho completeness
Of his work. The supply Of states
mon being exhausted in this State
he directs his attention to the in
formal regions. He employs me-
dunn to interview the ghost Of our
departed great men; aud last week
tho Register contained q full ac-
count of a conversation held with
tho late George II. Moflct who
during his earthly career was Il
prominent politician Of this State,
aud at one time Speaker Of the
House Of Delegates. Grafton Eagle.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-08-23
Archbishop PUrceli's Debts.
NEW YoRK, August Is.

NEW YORK, August II.
A special from Cincinnati says:
Judge Iaple, +, A. Ferguson, al
cxander Long and 7, D. Lincoln,
of Cincinnati, Saturday rendered
an opinion, by request of certain
Catholic dignitaries, regarding the
liability of the church property, for
the Archbishop's debts. tits as
follows: l.Asi- g.
tIfitcan he established that the
grounds were purchased and the
churches built by money raised cx-
clusively blythe congregation
worshipping therein, although the
deeds therefor when the ground
was purchased were made to John
D, Purcell, the Archbishop, direct,
without the declaration Of u trust
therein, the church property is not
and cannot DO held to be liable for
the individual debts Of The Arch
bishop or his brother, and their in
diyidual or joint obligations given
therefor, The debt does not be,
70. "a A.. - "a .
cone . diocesan debt, and could
no. lie 80 held, even if The Arch
bishop we're lisnosed 70 declare it
such. aa. ITO 7rrt.a |
This opinion was givcn in roply
10 questions proponm'!e'l by the
coniM!!icc in charge Of tho Arch
bishops affairs, in the Interestingly
say "o(ovcr two hundred tl!eAsand
Catholics of this diocese"
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-08-23

Tho friends Of Hon. John r.
Hubbard, in this section will read
the following account Of his sad
death with sincere regret:
Our whole community was shock
cd and distressed yesterday to
learn Of tho death Of John L. Hub.
bard, Of this city, in Hampshire
county, where he had gone on u
fishing excursion with some Of his
friends Il few days ago. Prior to
his dcpariurc-indccd for Il long
while past-Mr. Hubbard Ind lccn
laboring Under great depression of
mind, 80 mitch ~ Us tn show lie
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VdSIIISGTON LETTER.
WASHINGTON, D, G., Aug. IS.
Editor democrat


Editor democrat;
Radical politicians of Louisiana
are renewing tho old quarrels
among themselves, Tho enormity
of the Presidential fraud Of 1867,
which threatened Ill Of them with
tho peni,entiary, lushcd for Q time
tho disputes among them, but, US
the onl Of tho administration ap-
proacl,es, and the time draws near
for a redistribution Of the plumber,
the trouble is renewed. The immo'
,liate cause Of the present dlstur'
banco is one Of tho members Of the
Returning Board which counted
in Hayes, Hc says all the other
members, and numerous relatives,
have been provided for by tho Ad.
Ininistration. ,r...E I
\ newspaper Of considerable
standing, and entirely independent
in politics, referring to the recent
removal from y Treasury office Of
n son Of Parson Brownlow, Of Ten
nessee, says; 1T was y mere mat
ter of politics in Tennessee, ~
which the, Treasury Department
may some day DO interested" No
one, probably, is ignorant q
tho fact that Secretary Sherman
desires tho Republican nomination
for the Presidency, Flo makes no
concealmcnt Of the fact, But this
is tho first entirely reliable state
mont l have seen that he is man
ipulating tho Southern Federal Of
fees for the purpose Of securing
support in the nominating conren'
ton. Previous reports OF tic kind
though seemingly. well supported
came from sources friendly Il
Grant and athird term.
One thing appears IN all tho IN
vcstigations now going on, in Balti'
more, in the West, in New Eng
land or in Washington. That is,
that every Federal oflicc-holaor
has been assessed for political pnr,
poses. This was expected when
Grant was President, and Zach
Chandler run the machine, but tho
first act OF Mr.. Hayes was to dis
courage such things. Tho assess
mcnts are heavier this year than
ever before. , f.''"'
General Grant has met, in the
death of Nellie Sartoris, his only
daughter, what will DO q very &C.
we're loss to him. OF "Nellic" he
was very fond, and, indeed, she
was u favoritc wherever known.
.aa... MEMO.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-08-23
Increase Of american Commerce
WASHINGTON, August IS.

I. WASHINGTON, August Is.
Tho annual report Of the Sccrc.
tary Of State upon the commercial
relations Of tho United States with
foreign countries for the year 1878
has just been printed, and contains
exceedingly interesting and signiti-
cant tables Of figures setting forth
the improved condition Of tho ex.
port trade Of the United States.
lie says that the depression which
has, for some years, raralyzed tho
trade and industries Of foreign nj
tons, has been, if anything, more
emphatic during the year ISIS than
in previous years.
lie holds that the statistics show
that We have not only now to u
great extent enamel pated our.
selves from dependence upon Eur.
opc for our supply Of manuiac.
lures, hut We have in some impor.
tant branches of manufactures en-.
tered into very successful COMPETE
ton with Europe in its own mar.
kcis. The trade Of France with the
United States shows q decrease Of
imporations into the United States
of nearly $3,M0,ooo under III" pro
ccding year. white the domestic
rXnnrt. iinm lie l'Mi,nl SNtNs ~
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-08-23
From Hackers Creek.
AUGUST 10, 1870,

Aucusr 10, 1879,
Editor Democrat.
We have seen nothing in YOU
paper for some time from tho fer
tile valley Of old Hackers Greek
hence We beg leave to submit 3
few remarks to your many readers
The farmers are generally done
hay-making, and report hardly
halta crop.
Corn ia looking well, and promi-
scs an abundant yield.
Messrs. Kce & Rogers and Fox
& Boram arc around with their
machines thrcshing tho grain and
getting away with MS much Of the
neceAsaries OF life any other col Of
mon dare look upon. i..,
Tho wife ofThomas c. IIinsman
departed this life on tho l4th inst
She was 4 very aged and osiima'
bio lady. Hor loss will DO deeply
felt in tho community Of which she
was a member.
Success to your paper.
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The Sunday School Contention

Editor Democrat.
Below is tho programme, as car.
ricd out by tho Convention, which
was hugely attended during It's
session, and participated in by not
only our!Baptlst friends, but many
lovers OF the cause. The hospital
IVY OF the people, sopfoVerola'' =" us
unbounded. Committees were ap'
Pointed previously, so that none
that came should go away empty
leaving the delegate or VISITOR WIN
no care or trouble on MS ihlno ,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-08-23

Ht"Htsuuy moiHtHy. ..r
10 o'clock-Dcvotional Services,
10;30-hn address Of Welcome
u. S. Fisher. n..a. 4s-r
Responses. NJ. ChalfaNt,
MISUNDERSTANDING Barb,
.,, -AEifraoe" Session.
o'clock-Dcvotion Meeting.
l:30-Letters, Reports and Or
ganization.
2;20-papcr-Importance Of
gathering the whole church for tho
study of Gods Word-J. Il. Adams.
S-Thc Rewards Of our work
W. 7. Napier. ,.u.r
5;S0~-lIeart Preparation Essen
.ial to Successful bible Teaching
K, A. kempcr.
1.-The Teachers Encouragement
w. b. Fisher.
4:30-Is the Sabbath School tho
Work of the Church-Rev. War.
man.
g 5-Quostiuns, Criticisms-Con.
vcntion.
}. - Erening Session. .--!
/ 7:30-Dsvotional Services.
S-Address-The Conversion Of
Children-Its Possibility and Ne
cessity--J. S. Fisher. ,f'o
Thnr,day Morning. r''! =
educational Services.
S:@-Parental Obligation to
give Biblical instruction not
Tnnslerablc-p. T. L. Queen.
9:30-Trainirg tho Scholars In
our Distinctive UNCONVENTIONAL
Principles-Hcnry Langford-Dis.
cussion by Convention.
1.-THE Holy Spirit the Toach-
er's Guide and Hclpor-E. NJ. HILL.
II :30-Training tho Children in
the Saving knowledge Of Christ
Rev. Woofter. ~ ', '"..
ri.i,ima Afternoon Session. "
r;j1-Dovotional' Meeting. '
:0-The Scholars Futurc-an
argument for present Fidelity-G.
A. Wooftor.
v2-Blackboard Iesson-John
Blair. f : ~.
Observation-Disclosures
Power in Our Work-Rcv. L. NJ.
Hall. =,
POSSIBLE Dangers In Present
Sunday School Tendencics-Rev
J. Il. Kemper. '..a
Miscellaneous Business.
q Valedictory Address-Dr. J.
White Bailey. e..
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IHEDEKOCRAT
r. -
,S.4TURDA y. .AuGnSt 20


Tue Euckhannon htita favors
the nomination of DR.. Logan, Of
Wheeling, by the Republican par
ty in 1880, for eiovernor.and thinks
he will draw sufficient votes from
the Democratic party to elect him.
DR.. Logan is a very clever gentle
man: hut the editor Of the Delta is
greatly mistaken in surprising he
can be elected Governor. Tho
Democratic party has a host OF
Lcttcr men, and will elect ono Of
them.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-08-23

lighting all by his .rrscness and
pointed remarks.
Fey. Henry LangforCl, President
Of tho Convention, presided in his
usual -dishiiicd manner, cvor and
anon throwing his usual good m-
inorcd criticisms to cn!ivcn the
business. This good man prcsidcs
with dignity, not austerity, His
rulings were always correct, His
calls to order were did in such IN
attractive manner us to win = little
wavwardness from members Of tho
Convention for no less purpose to
sec how adrnitly and lovingly he
can mix vinegar with sugar. SEN
sibiy enough the Convention re-
elected him.
Tho Secretary, J. c. Johnson, OF
Harrison county, who knows his
business, was reelected.
There were present the two days
about 800 persons, Twelve schools
were represented, The matters
pertaining TO the Sunday School
work were ably discussed in I'LL
their phases.
Roy, Warman, Of the N, T.
Church, and Rev. J, 4, kcmpcr,
and other persons not Baplists,par'
tioipatcd in tho Convention, and
added much to the interest Of the
same.
The music by the Frcoman's
Creek choir, under tho leadership
Of Mr., P. +, Fctty, cannot be cx-
cclled in our county. m anil
The Convention closed to meet
with the Rock Grove Church, on
Lending Creek, in August, 1850
The Broad Run Association Of
churches composing the same will
meet az the Broad Run Church
September Cd, next. The hospital.
tiles Of the people aftlat section
arc extended to all; and to those
who arc attracted by the number Of
people usually attending Baptist
Associations, and wish to dc,sell
cakes, older, meat, bread, &c, we
say our people will lot no one
want, free ofcharge. The hospital
tiles extended will embrace many
II not all the wants Of those attend
ing consequently booths Of any
kind arc not required or desired,
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Col to Read Her Otcn Obituary

LONDON, August 1S.-Thc an
nouncemcnt of the death of Mrs,
Sartoris, daughter of General
Grant, is not true, Tho mistake
arose from tho death of Mrs, F
W. sutoris, formerly Adelaide
Komblc, 1876 lfga Z
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-08-23

Coffee, l5cts.
Choice Yellow Sugar l0ots.
Crushed and graduated sugar
12tcts.
Family Flour IS per barrel.
Choice Syrups 20 and sllcta per
gallon.
Full line Of Laundry and Toilet
Soaps, &c., atbottonl prices. "
Nice Dark Prints, s, cents pei
yard. ~.
Best Prints 6 and 7 cents.
Laurels D Mualin 9cts per ynrd
Good Brown Muslin, yard. wide
" \ great reduction genera
Tor goods. s'..
,....
sud. ...
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Look at Some Of the Prices =;

: and Scents. Cd .".s
Fruit of the Loom, Bleach Mus
lin l0cts per yard.
Good l5lcach Muslin, land Sets
per yard.
Jeans from Is to 50cts per yard.
Colurcd shirtings from s to II.
cents per yard. "~?r -
Bunch Cotton 81, .., OH.
Dress Goods from IS to 25ets per
yard. ''"'.'
Clark's Machine Thread 5 conts.
.Ginghsms S and 10cts per yard
'hi. ,.-sl2ts Z. t.s' u.
ly.--Produce taken in exchange
.s'itisat. isDLllGa
II. II. LEHIS,
~ a4@ #'5S,fi wrs-.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-21
AlMe.ilelne dI.est 10 81 Cents.

PeThape nopne medicine Is 50 universally
required by everybody as good cathartic.
SwAYGKs TAR AN1 SARsARARnIA Pull are pre-
pared expressly TO meet this necessity, being
composed Of purely vegetable ingredients, 81
which PodOphyllin or Mandrake, Pine Tree
Tar, sarsaparilla, yellow Dock and other con.
centrated Juices enter largely into their COM
position; the whole strength Of which Is ex-
tracted on an entirely new principle. They
are mild in their operation, produce no grip
ing, and are truly a valuable purgative, aperi-
ent, anti-bilious and cathartic medicine. They
stimulate theliyer to healthy action, cleanse
the stomach and bowels Of Oh impurities.
Curing SICK 9pdinervous headache dyspepsia
or indigestion, bilious, orinterlnittent, remit
tent and congestire ieYerS, languoF, idfowsi-
ness, aching pains Ii ttheI back, head, slight
cll:lls, with ahshes o. heat female irregular.
ties, and fora MliouE.nnd cOstiye habit, no
medicine Is 30 prompt and efectuRi as DR..
SwAHNE's TERsGliD sGEsARkRtlL1. Pills. II
your druggist or storekeeper has not got them,
or will not procure them for You, we will
forward rthem'b mail on receipt OF price, I'm
currency or postage stampsl, 25 cents box, or
five boxes for 81. Address letters, Dr.. Swayne
\ Son. No.SSO North Sixth Street, Philadel.
phlA.'s tti ~, a ',E ~ EST MwRAWi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-21

scIEScE has accomplished no more wonder
full or gratifying result than the perfection Of
an antidote to the chilling signsof approach
ing age, something to obliterate the tcll-tale
tracks Of time, and preserve the natural
adornments of youth to ripe old age. Halls
Hair Remover docs all this, and its praise re-
sounds in cottage and palace. The jewellers
among the SHOWS of Norway and the peasants
Of sunny France and Spain, find use forit,
and find means tog get Il, and 1t does not dis.
appoint them. The whitening locks again re.
sumo their youthful color, the thin, dry and
faded hair becomes bright and glossy. Tho
whole appearance Is changed as II BY magic,
and the man orwoman, who before was call.
Cd aged, nowappcars as one in the prime Of
life: such wohderous changes otpass un.
noticed, and they have produced the UMPIRE.
cedented demand that now exists for the inst
and only article ever compounded that can
produce them In pleasing and satisfactory
manner.-Netc Era, Woodstock, III. paw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-21
Allegheny Cattle.

EAST LIBERTY, February 9O-CIm,-h
ceipts to-day 40 head Of through; S0ls,i
Total for three days 10, OO3 head Of tFnSSS, \
646 local. All sold out but four IoadS ~ ~
prices, ranging trom.S$3 50 to s q, ~ ID
mon to prime. w
HoGs-Receipts to-day 2,5S5 head Iai
for three days 0,S25. Workers 3 MD.
Philadelphias 81 4Oa4 so.
sHEEP-Receipts to day 100 heal. TO,,li,
three days 6.S0O Market lair, priCt. ~
from IS 80 10 $50 t,''
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New Yorn,


!. NE y 0YSES February. 20- cottOn.ouiet
st oll-lGa0 lS-l8c. Flour-I actiye S,,ns Ns
me western and State s. 50aS rs com,, =,
70 good ~ SSa4 90; good TO choice ri 6Sa1 '5n.
White wheat extra u 55a6 %: extra ohio IN m.
% Louis ~ sQa5 IS; Minnesota patent nv nv,
spring s0aa5e No. do 90; ungraa III Ti ma
RED y GOAL II; No. 3 do 81 00SSai Ia. M WV y
40 y =, lSaiis No, do 81 1917: Ma, % am.
" Vt StlSal w tahgraaed white Al DIAL ~
80 20 y l0l No, / do sales ID, on hJsi,,
y ~. Quiet and firm; westsrn lSiaso -
66atley@-Qntet tMalt-Dnll and ; NOMINAL
SSo lpI good demand; unRraded 1aa45n.
no ., ~ steamer A No D 4si
a,aIc; now 40SsaIGJfc, Oats-Dnli md ~.
sN!iangsai Ne, white Sc j{e; No. 2 Ssst ".
no do. ~ & western mixed s2ass.. VIM vii \,
western w 3Sas4 Nc, Hay Quiet and nnchsns'
g. g Hops STEADY and unchansedi Cofisss
sleauy and unchanged. SueaF-Oniet ana
STEADY reiIning fair ofgood Nh NV
~ ~ pesatqa active New Orleans
R q telt demon and steady PeifSI fS
M =, unitetl O6 crul0 q A. M "
VS. Eggs-Dull western M IorS y Fsss,
me- ~ 21a0 40 old O o rs neW' Peesy
quiet AID stegdy Cnt II al Steadv. IN.
S rtV:sIE aHci short clear Lard oniet !:
prime steam 0tal 15 slinttprI Firm. W.,
e sii IaaeG Eiicese-pnll and nnShanmaI
YYhiSkY-FiFm at 81 90. s''S'A1nssu'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-21

NEw YoRE, February 2O.-Cotton raj
market fairly active and firm. lIrUVn IN,
ings In good demand and stocks liglI; "a
sheeting are sold ahead. Prints slurt4
Ginghams In steady request and iihs nd
doing fairly, Mems wear woOlsns 1aia
Kentucky Jeans sluggish. Hosiery una u
derwear in steady request. Foreign gula
inactive.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-21
! Alarming symptoms ana the,r t, q

Cough, short breath, pains In the side Of i!
brcaEt fever, night sweats, tickling soreness,
or rising inthe throat, nervous debility aphon.
ia, or loss OF voice, kidney affections, &c. To
avoid oil dangers resulting from the above, we
know OF no remedy so pleasant and efiSotual
g DR.. swayne'S Compound Syrup OF Wild
Cherry, " Il equ4llyyaluable In all Bronchial
and Gsthmatlc affections. Prudently resort to
this valuable remedy before a serious pnllno.
nary affection L developed. II may be well to
state that DR.. Swayne, the discoverer 81 this
and other valuable remedies, graduated at the
University Of Pennsylvania, and was for yoais
connected with the Philadelphia Dfspensary,
which brought to his eSpbcial care and over.
sight vast variety Of diseases, both acute and
chronic We therefore can, with confidence,
recommend re-, Or. swaynes Compound syyupol
Wild Cherry, aud would caution our Teaden
to be very particular 70 obtain The original
and a. only genuine Wild Cherry Compound
North sixth ST., PHILADELPHIA Trial Bottles
% cents; large size, 81, or half dozen, 8, Sold
py leading drngg'sta. MwF4w
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RnItin,n..

BALTIMORE, February o-r,,..
and active without change WEltt, Ss,
erti fairly active; No. 2 T s1s!
aad ne February, 81 lOal lOK; ISeh \ 4.
81 i0M April 81 IlKal iiX Co,I /,
erli duh western mixed, spot anJ Uipa ~
4i.a44Hci March unchanged. T." I tsSS'i ",
10 Nc; May unchanged; stCslnEr I i'm VI
Steady and fairly active; Pepn,s1Iis v
3Se; western white Sage: H,i;.1t A 9 q
Rye-steady; prime to choice 1 SS., ~
liay-steady and unchanged p %sSa1el
Qutetand unchanged. BUttet-F5,t,U,.. ~
changed. Eggs-Stcady and 1S.S sas 2
Petrolcupl-Nrm; crude unrb,S .alasst
lined 9'sS Cotlee-Quiet and ms. !.
Whisky-Dull and unchanged. NA''al
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-21

CINCINNATI, February 2O.-COt,On. o..
with q good demand at 0Hc. FIR, n
and hieherI family 81 6Sa5 Is ~
Scarce, firm and higher; 30. . 49,
81 GOAL Ol. Com-Demand faiF an. M, W. w
firm at S5aS04C. Oats-In gool ill., ~
full price, at 25a2sc. Rye-QuIet an y.
but not quOtably higher at 5taS9s A W. ".
Quiet and unchanged. Pork-Oni., S n q
Bulk Meats-Quiet; shoulders SS;c . S sSsi.'s /.
81 90 cash s. 90 buyer February H x M.
April ; shonldeB$S 0Oa5 TO- BaroS|HH.SS,
fair and market tirmat4 &alS w..
Whisky-$l 02 Butter-Stes,IivS 49, ~ 4
changed. Linsec,l 0il@Firm AZ Il, and =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-21
Are We Q NATION of InYaIIdsf

Statistics and the observation OF medical
men testify to the alarming increase Of Rheu.
matiYnD Nenmlgia and nervous diseases
among u.s. To combat them we have few re-
liable medicines. We have liniments without
number to burn aud blister, and narcotics 10
deaden the pain for while, but fora radical
cure OF the diseases We can safely assert no
remedy has given such universal satisfaction
as "LawSoh's Oifaty ee'i Its 0doflessl and
cOlOrleSs agreeable to use, and 5withal power.
fnl to cure. Atrial according to directions
will satisfyany one-of itsyirtues. rNWF&Ws
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-21
You can get a Nickel Stem Wind Watch
for $500, at Washington Hall Corner.
JACOB W. GRUB, IeweIer.

SPECIAL Exclusion. Tho special excur.
sion on Washington's Birthday, to the
Pittsburgh Library LOAN Exhibition,
promises 10 be a grand success. Tho ex.
Gursion trim will leave the 7. W. 4 Ky.
Depot, at the foot of 18th street, at Z
O'Clock Tomorrow morning, aud returning,
leave Pittsburgh ut i:l2r.N, The iare.ior
the round trip, which includes admission
10 the Loan Exhibition at Library Hall, is
only 81 90. w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-21
A Great Room.

The greatest boon 10 children teething and
for curing Wind Collie, Diarrhma and other
Ills peculiar to children, Is the renowned Mrs
WlnslOw's Soothing Syrup, o safe aud certain
remedy. Directions with every bottle. Price,
% cents
Browns Yermiiugc Comflts, for expelling
worms, arc the most uniailing and pleasant
Coniectlon In the world. Prizes % cents. For
sale by Logan, List & Co., and by all druggists