davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-12-12
FINANCE FOR THE PEOPLE.

RoBBING The MANY TO RELIEVE THE FEW
We have good money now, and 1t has cost
years of effort and some loss to make it good
The losses are behind US No change can now
avert the sacrifices that have been made m
order to keep the peoples pledge All the cost
of resumption has been paid shall we throw
away all the gains? Trees which 1t has cost
years OF care to raise are just beginning to
bear. What reason have we TO airdle tbem
or TO tear them up by the roots? It isa oues-
ton OF honor, too. Why should pledge be
broken, when it will cost no more to keen IL .
No loyal man would think of backing ont but
for the fact that United States notes are used
as money. Bad money rather than good, there
are some men IN every land who want. Money
pays debts. They want cheap money to nav
With. Most men are a little ashamed to ask
openly for worse money, and so the cry is for
more money. Resumption was resisted manly
on the plea that it would involve contraction
Now that it has been reached without, con-
traction, there is still an cutlery for more
money. The real desire is for bad notes. in
stead OF notes kept good by payment on de-
mand-for money winch shall fall short in
buying power, aud so be more easy to get.
w course, when debtor gains dollar by
the use of cheap money, creditor must lose n
dollar The country can gain nothing: no bow
makes anything by robbing his right-hsnd To
~ hIs left-hand pocket. More money, beng
necessarily worse money can help one class
only by hurting another Self-governmept.
servant OF all alike, should seek "the greatest
good OF the greatest number" but the creditors
ara many and the debtors few. II ia strange
tnit this Is not always seen. III il we,e. there
would be fewer demagogues urging us to aeive
relief to tie debtor class which ia ANAL :,
the expense OF the creditor class, which il very
large But some seem to think that ALI the
people OF this country are debtors. and that
all the debtors are dishonest.
Nj Astor may owe butchers bill, or Mr..
Vanderbilt a sailor's bill, but neither bslonss
TO Tho debtor class. Any man who has owing
to him more money than he owes must oso
more, 90 creditor, by the use in payments Of
money that loses value or buying power
than he can gain thereby as debtor. For
h,ni, poorer money would save at the spieot
AMI waste at the burg. To that class belong
nins-tenths OF those who work Tor wages.
There are over eight millions of them, aud thew
earn more than s2,5oo,OOO COON year. About
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-12-12
Qrne Nortbermer.
Paw Paw, MloHIeAS. Dc II, 1879.

e of The True Northerner,

Correspondence of The True Northerner.
The next Presidential campaign, aud th
fear of their own shadows, are troubling th'
Democrats more than anything elsc and henc'
they do not exhibit disposition to rush Int
the business Of legislation. They will not ever
allow their committees on the appropriation
bills TO 40 any work for more than month
How 20 get lid OF Tilden seems TO be the chic
point IN the Presidential question among them
The anti-Tilden men are in conjunction witt
the Kelley men IN New York, have tired severa
devices, such as inyenting booms for their OWL
New-Yorkers. but they did not work well
Judge Church and Governor Seymour will have
none of such catspaw business. The latest
scheme is to put Bay ard forward as the eastern
candidate, but this will not do, for 1iden
would not allow BIN to be elected if it were
possible for the Democrats TO carry New York
under any circumstances. So the poor Demo
Gratis are destined TO remain miserable while
the Republican boom is going on with great
vgor.
The coalition OF the Republicans in Virginia
with the re-adjusters was a surprise to our
friends generally. But it is very neatly ex-
planned. The Republicans are justified in this
course, by this means they will overthrow the
faction IN the Democracy which is responsible
for the cruel oppression Of the blacks, and be-
sides there is no compact between the two
parties on the debt question.
There will be no financial legislation this
session, or next of much consequence. 1t can
be safely said that the Republicans have no
desire TO open any question that may have an
nj effect on the present hopeful condition Of
the country. As for the Democrats, they may
attempt some legislation to discredit the gov
eminent finances, but the Presidents veto will
be in their way.
find the general feeling in favor Of adjourn
ms over, from the middle of this month to the
second week in January. The desire Of Demo
Gratis to delay all business as much as possible
and of Republicans to attend the Grant re-
ception in Philadelphia, will encourage this
disposition.
The developments IN Louisiana regarding
violence and fraud did not astonish those who
know the Democratic leaders there. They did
not moan to resort to murder if they could
carry their point without But towards cleo
ton day it began to dawn upon them, that per-
haps thsy might be beaten, and they put the
Old machinery IN motion. Result, several muir
ders, and such intimidation that strong Re-
publican districts had no republican votes IN
the ballot boxes This Is another straw in the
immense heap that has been accommodating to
break the Democratic back.
Hon. W. L. Chandler has arrived IN town,
and is expected to be chosen Chairman of the
National Republican Committee. He is con-
6dent Of grand victory next year.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-12-12

The Kalamazoo Telegraph this week describes
Its gubernatoral candidate "a g Hon. +. b.
Stockbndge, of Macknaw.' Gle runs saw
mill at St. lgnsce) A private letter from the
H. v, concerning an editorial on their Boom,
assures US that Mr.. s. is living at Chicago this
winter, and although 10 has purchased the
Ba;es place for a residence has not vet &C.
cnpied 1t; hence is not Kalamazoo citizen.
IL we are to go TO Chicago for Govern or.
let's take Gen. Logan. He is a stalwart who
never lost his interest IN the success of Re-
pubcanlsm. though defeated for the Senator
hlp.-Cassopols Vigllaut
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-12-12
XII.
now TO MAKE oAprr.,. sc.ucv

1t is both strange and sad to see the very
men making war on capital who most need Its
AID. The West and South cry for "nore
money What they really need is more
capitai but new issue OF notes would take
part OF Its value from every dollar of capital
that has been saved and loaned, or lies ready
70 oe loaned. Workmen and farmers at the
East need nothing else so much as greater ae-
"'"! ana confidence Of capital to start the
wheels that are still. They have SAVINGS and
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-02-17
Sin pnlitiihes 5ebmersensfiao

@risaenlanb parf nit Gus unb Neht
ais bas pclitilAe @hmer3enstinb Guropas
beseiHnet msrbsn. So fam, 70 3u fa9en,
niht leten uno niAt fsreen. llm einen
letensfrif&en Staat gu bilben, milfsn
ieine @ren,en ertpeitert merbsu. eng.
LAMB unb Seferreit 9atten ni&t ben
MutS, auf osm Dsrliner Gonsrefe baiar
ein,utreten, bab IN gonfantinopsl oas
srisdilAe &aiierttum nsn errihtet meree.
Die europailde Diplomatic iAnibt ia felt
atraumtr 3sit nidt mebr aus ean3em
5ol3e, lpnbern bebilft ih NIT Glidwsrt.
Nublanp, bas 1tlbit mad Gonfanttnppel
traAtet, Bate pollenbs fsin Sntereiie ba,
ran, es In sriediide SanSe seratbsn gu
la(sn.
Grantre1 mar es, weldes Der pfcrte
bas Verlprehen abpreBte, einen 9anbi itrth
gbsFalisns an Orihenlanp a6tretsn 3u
molten. Orishenlanb bate germ bic Sn.
isl Gleta erworben, wslde faR auafAlies.
lid 9saensn 3u Bsmubnsrn tat, Die fett
1889 in tpiebsrtoiten barten 8ampfsn um
Bffreiune pom tiirfilden SoAf 9trunesn
babsn. Die @rosmdate tonnten fi& atsr
niht einmal 3ur Grsrpineuns bteles beresa.
tisten Ounfdes auh&winssn. Selbf bic
@rsn;rssuliruns In 9befalien bereitst naa
ben lsbtsn Depslaen bic srSbtsn S9wie.
rtslett.
Sur bic Rssisruns IN Mtten III bies
v5anssn unb Yanasn 1T lawsbenber
Ysin" cine 0uslle psr idsperlisn gerle@
senbsitsn. Der gabinetspsGiel III Arp.
nilG seworben une cine grresane BAT 0A
Der Burger bemaGtist, bic jepe ru9ise
Gntwideluns uno isre Sammlans BET
goIfstrdfte 80 frieoliden 3wsden O0lis
ausidiebt. Die 5etbblutisien fab gen
Norpen maridirt, NOD He. 3uiammen nit
bulsuriiten uno albaneftlhsn lln,ufriees.
nsn bic blaben Dropin,sn 1belalien uno
Maeeoonisn bsilos 3erriistsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-02-17

Sine erffnunlicbe xbatiate.
yin GROCER She'll pes amsrilant(hsn goltes
itirbt isBt an DYspspFa ober In Golse al.
ner ihlshtfn Sober. Disie 1tatfaae If
lsbr gu seflasen, pa burA biefe 8rantbst'
ten oas esben, oas 6reuos unb 8srsniissn
d0babren loate, Serbittert wirb. 0enn
Sbr guer Tcrurtbeil BET @eite ftbt, 10
Tam bafir leidt MbbIlfe ee1daiTt psrben.
We9met ben 8atb Der Drussifen unb Gu
rsr Jreunbs at unp sebraudt etne Gla1He
een @reens Musuf 5lowsr. Cure fAnsae
Ssiluns III iiHer. Millionen pom GlaiHen
bteIer Meei3!n fno ptrihentt worben unp
INNER waren bic Nelultate Der @irfune
eanltis. Cine proteTafde toast 10 Gts.
Drst Dolen beilen ben fhlimmRen Gaa
Iae Drussiiten pertaufsn bic Mept,in.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-02-17
{ e Z q 8

= Die amsritanilAs grpsoition mad
Msrito pa|lirte an Ia. auf ibrer Nldrsile
Spuaon. Die Gommiliioners Court Yon
5arris County bat bic assislatur petitios
nirt, bic Griminaliaaen, welde BIS jsbt
pos Der Gounts Court perhanoslt wurpen,
auf Die Oifriet Court gu iibertrassn.
- Sn Brenbam ssrbrannte am Ia. caS
srobe, untsr psm Namsn Brsn9am Sal.
mabis bstannts @sbaube. Das 1euer
purbe unsfls5t. 13. ltarb In grsns
tam 5srr Sbeobor @ielsds.
- Sn Maribaa CAB bic llsterlenpuna
zines 0alentinS geranlaiIuns gum Streit
awilhsr 3wei Wannern. Musnebmeweile
lvuree tsiuer pon Dsioen sr1hclfen, obwo9l
fie fA sesenleitis nit Nspulpern besrob.
ten.
- 8ei Sadsbcro parbe g. 2ipseemb
pun ieinsm pfsrbe ,u 1chs ssl9leiit, tnoem
ah Der Strtd, TN wslhem sr balIslbe
fabrts. um feline 5aup sslhlunseu bate.
- Bel Dillis fano man bic Qeite eines
untstanntsn 8aroiefn in Gan Jaeinto.
Disslbe mar nit metrsren Gi(snltafen
bslhwert.
Die amfriianiIhen greurHonilitn
bislten Gh auf itsfr 9ildrtiie sinen Sag
In 0alvsilon auf uno natmsn bic 5taSt
in Nugenldsin. SammtliG waren Hs
rot bes 2obes iiber bic mtrtanilAt Sat.
frfunefhaft uno sabsn bislsn 0efaSlen In
msbreren Nersn Musprud.
- Sn 0ultns wirs etns 5alla au tbsa-
tralilhen 8orfeauns einssrihsst.
= Mm /. Mp.il pirb liA In Sberman BIZ
mspi,inii DE @sisaidaft res Staatss au
(ammenfnbsn.
- Der MaYUr Don Wapalsta wurb,
wsssn gsrtaufs aon gBbisty pbns 9lesns
nerbaftet.
= Die MettoeiasWiras la grsa9aa
1T bsRcblen worpsn,
- Del Dauas aarb elm arbetter au
elmer 6arm. Der pur fsinsm 1cpe bstannte
ba6 er Dor 10 Satrsn tn &tntudp cine,
Morp besaasen, ris S&alb aui einsr
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-02-17

fen, benn bic 9euis brilbsn 7no ebev 70
wenie blinp uie Id ceer cu unb Der net
ee Mliuiondr 1heint Mot Der Wann 81
ltin, lstas gssBer unssltrait tcotiblassn
III laGen.
Sd fatre bsnnch, sutldiso Dirts talb gu
ben perihiaffnsn 0snoRsa sewanot fiao's
Bot unp iA priibsn, 70 bats teine @efaer;
annernfaas mOasu mir gswaftIs lsia, eab
man ,ins im 9aufs pes SaSes slnsn Bs,
{um bier ablfattst
llnb bic MapAen njat 3u inben, fie!
Der eine pirat Elm.
Die Ginber mfrpeu eoan 10 weniB forts
ssbra@t, ,wis mir fremtsn 8siud bislsr To-
den, erwioerts Dirfs.
SIM 9aufe pes Saaes III Elm Danny fbci
BON unten berauf fallig, bemerfte ber Wn'
bere, eusr @taueist bsfapst lIh all 3oro,
I'm fsins Btuts i'm Gmpfan9 gu nehmsn,
unb Id rpill frob lsiu, psnn mir ots pup
pen pom 5alls beben.
unp Id fase euh, iis psroen niat eber
mad Der qanSunssfs(e binia6sreeidafft,
ais tis Gaaneilst mir ben 9obn ausgesatli
ea!, unb einsn suten sobn cbenSrein, ooet
i'd made mir Elm gsrsuusen taraus, iis
an ibre eissne Muttsr 3u psrfaufsn.
gBir fcuen 70 !anse Ginsermarhsn ipie'
len =? tiee es auf brr auoeren Ssite.
SSdRsns bis iibermorsen. ST. Gban.
cilet pinetlid, 70 wercem pir ite bsuts nod
los.
Muh penn ibr sefabt wereet 2
Jstne Notb Der Creole 1T mir gut
faiiir. gsi ism febt msbr auf oem @piel
ais lei mir.
(gortlebuns folst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-02-17

5artioen sewdlst uno psnislben nit se'
tansen babe.
- Sn @raylen County sntfltrte etn
iuaser Damn 1stnes @aters 3reite Grau,
feline Stie1muttsr.
- Die Gfras unb paeife Gilenbabn
tssatlts lsbtss Sabr $4,000 iiir aber,
fabrsnes unD eetSOtetss @ieb.
- Die Central gi(enbabn murbe BON
elmer SurY In Coffin County 3u $1,000
5aaosnsrias fiir tOrperlide 8srlsbunesn
verurtbsttt, bic SeHs Sowing auf Der Babn
ertielt.
= Sn Sort Bort9 faab man beim
Bohrsn zines arteFIhen 8runnsns 0aNsr
in ether Iisfs Son 800 IuB.
- Die Nultiaer 8olfs,eitan3 lthrsi6t ::
,,Die mir mebrerieits t0rsn, ssissn un.
lsre amerttanildsn Mtbiirser ein srosss
SntsrelIs fiir bas at,ubaltenoe bsat(d,
isranilAe Saueerfsf uuo baben alls, nit
esnen mir tisriiter ipraGeu, lih berett er.
flart, mad 8raitsn fir bic Snaanblesuns
6si3ntgasen. Muh un1ere beutlden gias
.pobner iulltsn jsbt niht miibis ,uleten,
Ioneern bic 5aape In bic Ial lde leden unb
lta pon BEN @fttsn einise saufsn. s.
leate Der fsfe s6ius tsDes Dsutlasn in
Qailia leiu, pas Set gum fhSaaen gu
MAIDEN, weldes bis isbt in Seras aatt,
sefunoen bat"
= Sn Jriebrihsburs ihsint man bic
6rase gu aaitirsn, ob man bic Stabt In.
ccrporireu loifsn min ooer ni9t.
= Nn Der Sputb Grape Greet aarb
Elm iuaser Mann, Nusuf 5opf int Mltsr
BON 25 Sabren.
- Das 5riehridsbureer @odenblatt
fArsibt: Bir nabmen I'M 2aule Der so.
de bic @slesenbeit tpabr, bic neue 6sil,
antalt pes 5errn Or. @aiTsr su befd.
tisen. 5srr Or. @aGer arbeitet namlit
NIT allen Rraltsn paran, einsn climatt1den
gurort far eunsentrante aus ben Nerb.
ftaatsn 3u erinoen. Nebsn Der ausse.
3ei&net euten 2uft ualerer Berse wenbst
er bic Nplfeneur an. uno tdlt gu bis(em
Bebufe eine 3iemlids 5eerte 3iessn.
= gon Der Soutb Grape Greet berid.
tet Elm Correspondent esm Triebridsbur,
ger Wpdenblatt, pie folst: rSeit Ian.
gen Sabren mar Der @tanb bes Dei3ens
UNI bitfe Sabresseit nidt 70 idledt als
beuer. &aum baB man Tebt, baB In ben
Selpern iiberbaupt 8Sineririihte ge5det
ltnb. ylur nod quite burdweidenee Ne.
gen unb elm parmss tlares Griibiatr ton.
nen uns cine Wei3enernte 9ebsn.--Das
ben Waneritanb in unierem Suuta Grape
Greet betrifft, 70 1T berfelbe elm bSdi1 mi.
ferabler. Mles it aussetroanst. tsines
Der srcben tiefen DaiIsrl6aer an bsr gan.
gen Ubsrsu grsss bdlt uua @aier, unb
eas giet ltteet Nptb. Manaer unlerer
Garmer mub ietn WaKer 2--3 Meilsn
auf Wa9en bolen. Gs lo0 mid gar nitt
tuunbern, svenn Id S9nen nahRsNs ihrei.
ben mub, bae eine allsemeine g6lfer.
paneerunS BON BIER auSsebt, bab Mann
unb s0ei6, Sinh unb &ssel, Maes BON
bier fOrt,iebt, ipsnn aud niat mad einem
9anoe tvo MtlA unb 9onis Fiebt, 70 bod
an etnen Dlab, 100 WaTsr tmmer unb BE.
ftanetS Fsbt." g.g.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-02-17

Dte
iSdeliAe Treie Nrsi|e
eri9slrs
taeltU mtt Mu5nabme bry Scnntaga
uae fcfs'
10. 90 iiy .bas Sabrssrser 81 so far .
Wpnate.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-06-04
6 E ED D S :! FRESH AND TRUE TO NAME.

VIE will send the following seeds, post raid, i, W on reet-ipt uf price Remit by PoStofhoe Order or Postage Stamps:
 B.ets TOT oz l0e Parsnips. per oz. lOc. Curr,t per ez Toe. RadisA. per oz. l0c. C.thiiart. per oz 25r. spinach per oz.- iO,'. f.ttucc per oz --. l.5c. Turnip. per oz --- lnc- Onion per oz .-----l5e. Tomato, per oz S9o- Also. in lOeent packefs. all varieties of N.s- .labl- Flower and Tree Serds Send i"t Pr;,e List THOMAS A. COX X co .fs
 l0&7 uow5i1 s-Ie'is san Franei
The Phoenix herald., 1879-06-04

Nortl e si Corner Of Clark and MAdi on SIS. 2O CHICAGO.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-06-04
LEGAL.
SheriRs Sale.

DY VIRTUE or AN EXECUTION IS IO sued ont of the District Court of the Second Judicial Disi rict in and for the county of Ma icOpa and Territory of Arizana, in the suit nf Miguel l.. Perafa plaintiff. and against D. Hoag and George R. Kimble. partners dO- iug business nier the firm nazre and s.ve of the Arizona Mining and Smelling W"rl $ Company defendants. d1lv tested April 18th. A. D. 1879. have levied uron the fo lowing described property of said def Edants. to- wit ..
 Undivided one-thtrd lo of ta'lings known as the Tu'ture tailngs: brick furnace lot of h-ick. 0r0 more or less; lot of charcoal: lot { lumber. cons sting of square tTmbers. srantling boards. &c. 5000 f-er more ar less section Shi gle roofing. three twear irons for fnrnarr= one piece boiler irlni pla'firm scales. 6Fairhanke); asSsy scales; one gIindstt.ne one wiutlla,s, one F'nrk.
 Publc notice is hereby giren that on Monday. the TGth Day Of June A D. fs79 at 10 o'clock on thar dav in rh-- f"wn of Phoel ix. county of Ma icripa. Teri tory "' Ariz' na, will II all the rgtf iitl" and interest "f s'id D. Hpag a'd Geo e~ R. Kim hle. the defendants in fhe ahove described TT" rrt- at Iub f'' suction. for ra h. to ih- highest ffIdrr r' SatT>fv said execution, 90 nnch fh roof as may he.
 This 23i day of May, 1879. County of Maric"pa. .Arizona
 T. S THOMAS Sheriff
 Rr T F. .ToHNsoN Der, tv. "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-10

The symptoms are moisture, like pers.
piration, intense itching, increased by
scratching, very distressing, particularly
at night, as II pin worms were crawling in
and about the reCtum, the private parts
are sometimes affected; ifallowed to con.
tinue very serious results may follow.
Dr.. SwAYNE's ALL HEALING OINTMENT is a
pleasant sure cure.
HoME CURES.-We were great sufferers
from Itching Piles, the symptoms were
as above described, the use Of Swayne's
Ointment in short time made a perfect
cure.
J. W. CHRIST, Boot 4 Shoe House, Si4
N. 2dSt.
7; 9. wEYMAS, Halter, 8 S. 9Th St.,
Reader, II you are suffering from this
distressing Complaint, or letter, Itch,
scald Head, Ring Worm, or any Crusty,
Scaly Skin Eruption, use Swayne's 0int.
ment and be cured. Sent by mail to any
address on receipt Of price lin currency OF
8 cent postage stamps, so cents a box,
three boxes, 81 IS. Address letters, DR..
Swayne & Son, $50 N. Sixth St., Philadol.
phiG. Nocharge for advice. Sold by lead
ing druggists. NwFaw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-10

PHILADELPHIA, December O.-Flour firm
Minnesota extra family, medium $3.50: Eoot
y 70; choice fancy s. 90; Minnesota natenl
y 0hS 50. Rye flour unchanged. Wheat
SIeady; rejected track, 81 ASal 90; No. 2 red
sie sS car i0ts 81 53>S: No. red. December
81 81 asked; February 81 S. bid Il ST.
asked. Corn III good demand; Old mixed
track, Gle; new bOa6)c; sail mixed u, cCn,T-,
VI &c bhi. G2hc asked; january l!c hid 093tt
asked; February t2Er I'D, tSje asked Oh,
demand lair aud market llrm: western reject
Cd l5c: nIS"d, iGs; white 47a5Oc. Provision,
demand es an TAR and market Grm; mess porn
~ SAii SO SihrkGd hams l0a1lc; picklcd
at Suisse; New York and Bradford co "H
Pa extra 3OASlc; Western Reserve extra d,
2oc; do good 70 Choice lSa22c. EYE, steady
western &c Cheese firm; creamery I21uISc
good ll"l=c' Whisky firm at 81 az,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-10
New York.

New ioRE, December 0.-Cotton nominal
at l3 7-l6al3 0l6c; futures weak. Flour
stronger receipts 1900 barrels; supertine
western and State s. 35a5 so; common to
good IS 0OaG 80; good TO choice So 35aS 90;
white wheat extra SO 00a6 so; extra OHIO
So COAT IS; st. Louis 50 O0aS 2: Minnesota
patent process 81 25aS 70. Wheat higher
receipts 70 600 bushels ungraded spring 81 as
No 8 spring 81 37kal 80; No. 2$l II; hard
No. l, 81 u; unyAded red 81 40al 81: No,
do 81 474al 49, No. 2 do 81 65Hai 65N
No, ! do 81 5SNal 55h; No. 2 amber 81 SAX
0A No. 81 65N; ungraded white 81 5la
l6lH; No. do 81 legal 40; No do, sales
5000 bushels at 81 Sal 52IIf; No. 2fcd De,
cemoer, sales Y COG bushels at 81 65Hal So;
January. sales S0?, 900 bushels at 81 Ska
6sHi January, by Genital, 81 62Aal SAX
February, sales 10000 bushels at 81 cola
bushels at 81 07X. Rye firm. Corn, mod
erately active; receipts $1,000 bushels: un
graded 64a65 Nc; No. 8, CO. Sa63Nc; steam d
6lc; No. 2, 65a6J5 Nc; No. Q white 6SXc; No
December CSC bid: 66IGc asked Januar,
Gle bid. Oats In fair demand receipts q, OOt
bushels; white western 64a55I<o; westerr
mixed 6las2Hc. Hay, quiet but llrm. Hon
firm and unchanged. Coffee quiet and uh
changed. Sugar dull and Nominal. M
lasses, New Orleans in fair demand al ssaI5c
Rice quiet. Tallow, steady at 8Xa7c. Rosil
quiet az 81 90. Turpentine steadyN 40X
ilc. EgS5 dull; westeFn l6S22c. Fork al
mAna Ectiye; neSs sla1 6alS IS Beat nom
inAlly unchanged. Cut meats Quiet bu
firm long clesr 71c; short clear Ike, Lar
dull; prime steam s. o6as 10. Butter duI
and unchanged; western lIaS8c. Chees
tirmeri western saiSc, Whisky nominal .
Sill. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-10

1t seems strange that any one will suffer
from the many constitutional arrangements
brought on by an impure state OF the blood,
when Guysotts Yellow Dock and sarsaparilla
will restore perfect health and physical organ.
ization. 1t has proven itself to be the best
blood purifier ever discovered, etlectually
curing ScrOfula, syphilitic disorders, Weak.
ness Of the Kidneys, all Nervous disorders and
Debility. 1t corrects Indigestion, etc, reju.
7enates the old, exhilarates the young and
invariably drives out Of the system all the Ills
that human flesh is heir to. Price OF large
quart bottles 81 90.
Full directions accompany each bottle.
l.aughlin Bros. Il Co., and Logan, List &
Co., wholesale agents paw
Sold in Bridgeport, O., by West & Gilmore.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-10
"coughIng spells In the Mornlnr, y

dry, parched, sore throat, losing flesh,
bronchial and asthmatic attacks, pneu.
monia, weakened and debilitated state Of
the SySteaa, ell these dangerous symptoms
are cured by 'Dr. swayas's Compound
Syrup Of Wild Cherry" The arst dose
gives relief, and the worst cough and sore
lungs yield to It's healing prophecies
"Phy sicians recommend it"
~ have made use OF this preparation for
many yeas, and 1t has proved to be very
reliable and etticaoiouS Ia the treatment Of
severe and long.standing coughs. ! know
Of two patients, nowin comfortable health,
and who but for It's use l consider would
not nov be liying.-Isaac S. Herbien, N,
D., strSustoyp, BGrks county, Pa.p
Price-Frisl bottles, % cents; large size
which Is the most economical, 81 90, or Si7
for S. 90. A single 25-cent bottle will Oft
entimes cure q recent cough or cold, and
thus prevent much suffering and risk o
life. Prepared only by Dr.. swayne & Son
Philadelphia. Sold by leading druggists
' AWH4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-10

Be it known to the good people OF Ohio
county and vicinity, that we. the undersigned,
keep for sale at our drug stores in Wheeling,
". Va, that old established and reliable rem.
edy, Wlstars Balsam Of Wild Cherry, and
knowing that its great popularity is the no
tural result OF honest merit alone, and not on
account Of widespread advertisements, we do
most cordially recommend 1t as one of the
very best remedies known for the cure OF
Colds, Coughs, Consumption, Asthma and all
Lung diseases. WistAr's Balsam is put up in
large pint bottles, and the price is 81 90. IA
word 10 the wise Is sufficient" II you con.
Iinue to suffer and die, 1t is your own fault,
for II. has saved the lives OF many and never
fails to Immediately relieve all serene IS of the
throat and lungs
Very respectfully,
LAUGHLIY Bios. & Co.
LOGAN, LIST & Co.,
Dkw Wholesale Agents.
Sold In Bridgeport, O., by West L Gilmore.