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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-23
LIVE STOCK.
East Liberty.


EAST LIBERTY, May 22.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts to-day Sl6 head of through and
no local stock; total for three days
Sl5 head of through and 25G head OF
local stock. Only two loads sold to-day,
or u head; good, averaging 400 lbs,
at s. 10, being on hand from yester-
day.
Hogs-Receipts ,4S5 head; total for
three DAYS 5,6l5 head; Workers S3 5OC9
3 65; Philadelphias 8 1908 so.
Sheep-Receipts 400 head; total for
three DAYS $1,000. Market very dull;
selling common to extra 81 15CG4 20.
New York.
New YORK, May 22.-Beeves-Re-
ccipts none. No business Dull sale
for dressed beef at 6!@S0. Shipments
to-day ,lG0 quarters.
Sheep-Receipts 800 head. Sheep
fairly active and at a firmer price, or 81
m5fc for ordinary to extra clipped; ord
inarv to extra unshorn 81 l5(d6 80 per
100 lbs; lambs doing better; all sold at
s. 75(G0 % per 100 lbs, outside price for
choice Jersey lambs only. Shipments
450 carcasses.
Hogs-Reccipts $500 head. None
offered alive; nominal quotations 50 %
CII 90 per 100 PoundS.
Chicago
CHICAGO, May 22.-Thc Drorers Jo'u-
nal reports hog receipts 10000 head !
shipments $500 head. Market slow and
dragging, but no lower; mixed packing
g 30G3 80; choice heavy 50 55@3 so;
light unchanged. Closed quiet; good
many unsOld.
Cattle - Receipts 1000 head; ship
ments $4,000 head. Heavy; export
grades dull and slow ut 81 S5(d5 % for
light; pony cattle active and shade
stronger at 81 35CG4 60; butchers and
other grades $3 00@4 %.
Sheep-Receipts 700 head; shipments
200 head. Strong and active at IS 75N
35.
Cincinnati.
CINC,yNtT., May 22.-IIogs- Quiet; (;
common s. 1908 20; light So 1908 40;
packing So 3OG3 55; butchers s. 500
3 20. Receipts 1926 head; shipments
S65 head
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-23

Il'-.ess Of William Lloyd Garrison.
NEW YORK, May 22.-Wm. Lloyd Gar
rison is not expected TO live many hours.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-23
HIDES.

Green saltcd COWS. &c; green salted
steers, light, Tc; green salted steers,
heavy, Sc; green sAlted calf, Solo;
green butcher cows, 5a,Jic; green
butcher steers, light, j!GsGc; green
butcher calf. SG.9c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-23
LEATHER.

Oak sole, city, 3lg J4c; red sole, Buc-
nos Ayres heavy, 23Nd25c; red sole Bue-
nos Ayres, mid, 2OCa 23e red sole, Or
noco and California heavy, 2OCs23c;
red sole, OrinOco and California mid.
2O@23c; red sole, good damaged, 1900
pc; oak, rough, 22la25c; harness, city
oak, 3fCs,3jc; harness, country. 2S'h 32c;
harness, No. AMI common. zg(a].jOc;
collars, oak sides, per footf ltfae7c; fair
skirting, per pound, 34cr fair bride and
line leather, Sis O0ya5 90; belt leather,
per pound, 391S4Ic; finished calf, 75clg,
81 90; finished upper, per foot. 1920;
finished kip, per podnd, JO(ag0c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-23
Oil City.

On CrrY, May 22.-Market opened
quiet with 79ic bid, advanced to 74.c,
declined 10 73;, advanced and closed at
74lc bid. Shipments $4,000 barrels,
averaging $1,000 barrels; transactions
200, 600 barrels.
, 1879-08-17

The Parliamentary inquiry into the working
Of the cooperative stores Of England has
already developed some important results. It
has shown thnt the profits arc enormous, the
most important societies having been compelled
to water their stock again and again to prevent
the accumulation of an excessive surplus.
Original shares in the Ciyil-Scrrice Association
cost e. and are now worth between es0 and
.lOo The total sales the last half year amount
ed to esq, ,70V, and the gross profits to e55.559.
The capital Of the army and navy stores was
originally 900, divided into FL shares, but
was Increased to E3o,000 aud subsequently to
e5o,00l The profits last half year we're el2,22
expense Of management 6 per cent Of sales.
Their wine and spirit license cost them about
s2 Is, aud during the year it applied they
did business In those articles to the e1-
tent Of : e194, 900, which was more
than several ordinary traders would
do. The officials OF all the cooperative supply
stores admitted that their business had injured
the shopkeepers immensely, but claimed that
the general public had been benefited in cor
responding ratio by the reduction in prices.
Staple articles are sold at mere fraction above
the cost, but higher rate Is charged on articles
not In constant demand.
, 1879-08-17

The cooperative Plate-Lock Society OF VOL
yerhampton, in whose success JOHN STUART
MILL was much interested, is threatened with
ruin and extinction by the depression in the
hardware trade. We quote from commnnica~
ton of EDWARD OWEN GREESEG, an officer Of
the Society, printed in the London 1in.es The
history Of this Society illustrates the fatal de-
feet in all organizations OF the Eind,-want OF
reserve in good times to provide for the drain
OF bad seasons. 1t is next to impossible for
cooperative society to lay up ANYTHING against
q rainy day. So long as business was good and
the demand for. plate-locks fairly active, this
Society did spleudidly. But" writes Mr..
GREEs1SG, evil times have now oVertaken
this notable Society. Trusting too hopefully in
the early return of good trade, the Society has
gone On making stock 4 reVa1uation at pres
ent prices sweeps away one-halt the share cap
ital accumulated 50 painfully: Creditors are
pressing and liquidation impending.'' In co.,
clusion. Mr. GREES1HG appeals to the friends Of
cooperation 10 subscribe 1900 to tide the
Society over its difficulties There is no objec-
ton TO this, Il the friends of co-operation feel
inclined; but from the moment the Wolver-
hampton Plate-Lock Society accepts charity 1t
will cease to be an interesting example Of sue
cessful cooperation, or Of cooperation at all in
its true sense
, 1879-08-17

There is brilliant article in the current At
lontie on "C-EsAR's Art Of War and OF Writing"
The essayist directs attention specially to the
TACT thai CESAR bad attained middle age before
be ever commanded an army or even witnessed
regular battle: he waited for his 39th year
before he headed leeions in Spain, and for his
I'D year before be commenced his astonishing
career in Gaul. "Very few cases,'' continues
Inc essayfsi, sat all like it are recorded in histo
r. 1t is still marvel. Very few cases at all
1ke it are recorded In history. CROMWELL, in
eeed, VAS 43 years old when he became SOL
oer: and MARLBOROUGH was So when he first
commanded large army. But CROMWELL was
tofee years in growing up to leadership, and
ae'er once had to wrestle with really able Cap
lasns While MARLBOROUGH Was aided In bis
opening campaigns br the abundant experience
""o oralhant talents OF Prince EUGENE. Here,
nloEeoFer, our list OF parallels with CESAR in
ts's particular must end. All other eminent
oeletals have seen much military service in
t as 'ne' and the majority OF the most eminent
A~'e eome early to commando
, 1879-08-17

dlence, who gathered Notwithstanding the rain,
on ''God's Method OF Building Race and q
kingdom.''
over 300 minister's of all denominations and
from all parts Of the country, attend the rheo-
logical and philosophical lectures delivered every
morning.
In the afternoon several college meetings
were held. The Chautauoua Musical College
gave Its first grand concert, under the direction
OF Prof. G. G.. Case, Of Cleveland, to very
large audience.
The dedication Of the Hall OF Philosophy on
the ChautauQua Acropolis In st. Paups Grove
took place at O'Clock, and addresses were de-
liTered by Bishop Foster, DR.. Newman, Dr.. Vim
cent, and others.
Later Mr. Seymour addressed large number
OF primary teachers and the Rev. Or. Adams
lectured Oh the one-man power.
Vcsper service, with read ngs by Miss Jennie
Morrison, was held In the evening.
, 1879-08-17

w.. outcome Of the Democratic political stua-
~. ~ - ut East it is not hard to predict In
D." 1o'k the Democrats will reuomtnate Gov.
.s, .sohlssos and all the present State officers,
s.,' ~..ep Aect~Goy. DoRsuE1MER, whose place
~ w.. oe taRen by ex-Congressman PoTTEE.
e.a eau'loaa5 Hall will not bolt T1LDEN las the
~" s'a,s perfectly in hand, and will be nominated
~ 49,; ses'aent III he lives) almost without oppo
~. r.'u' possibly By acc1amatlon. We may add,
ons a 1,, ma benefit 9i the uunsiated, that il any
II, III ~ fake the trouble to trace to their origin
saanu h. "tse stories Of local nprisings, how Ala
49,. ua 1epudlates T1LDEN aud is solid for the
staeisgdted SMITH. how TnDES is losing
aas asana IN Arkansas, which will be for the pure
~ pee1ets JONES all the time, and 30 on down
s so q States. he will be be surprised, If not
atueu; ~a4 u TO 1lpd that they have their source
49, .aat would be, telling; but isn't it just Gu
49,. oas 'nat none Of these States happen to sup
~ ~ any one who could seriously contest the
"VDsenuon " on with the uncle Of hls nephewa :,
, 1879-08-17
SANITARY SUBJECTS.

Tho Necessity for Proper Ventilation and
Drafnage-A Few Suggestions.
Tho ,ocess;+v ri avakenjnp the nnh1}c mind
~ ~'y ~ ~ sass,+eu.. sr,h;oo,. ,-a,
to the real lnpoFsaEce u sa"1ta'y eup1ee'e "oo
never more apparent than now. Ihe TaYases OF
zymotic diseases-including malariai feyers,
a;.h,hor;o o,,-boua hocn fearful and the fact
ulpa1na' 49, :. s.:.,,1 r..aaae;h1a for +hon-
tnat se"e 40 ou'A'' 1s0po1o Is
sands OF deaths 's no" acKnoHleaseu ny
all intelligent persons. This tnsid-
ious poison, that has caused mourning in
numberless homes, is terrible destroyer, and
it is the duty of every property-holder to guard
his premises from its inroads. 70 the plumber
this work Is largely assigned. His duty it is to
make tight the joints in every waste-pipe; to
Droperly trap and ventiate all closets; to her
metically connect the drain pipes with the sewer,
in brief, to see that the most efficient plan Tor
draining and yentilating- that will insure
the healthy absence OF sewer-gas from the Office
or dwelling carried out,
True, the plumber is not always at fault. The
sewer-builder may be to blame, and often is, but
the prevalence of seWer-gas in buildings may be
ycry largely attributed to defective plumbing.
A CHAPTER long enough to fill page Of The
TRIBUNE might prohtaoly De written ABOUT saul-
tary plumb and ventiiating, and yet the half
would not be told. circumstances alter
cases" What may do yell enough 10 one build
ing or locality will not, perhaps. apply IN an
olher Ventilation that may be effective IN
winter often will not answer IN sum-
mer, and it is for those VINO ara
competent to decide which Is best, which Is al
, 1879-08-17
MEDICAL.
HAPPY HAPPENINGS,
Blasted Hopes Give Place to
L1fe's Greatest Boon Restored to
Stricken Ones.
The Statements of Tno Nell-kaonn Gentlemen
Relative to Their Remarkable Experience.

y Chicago there are two families at least who
find ample cause Tor rejoicing, and who may De
BIZ highly contented with the present condt-
ton OF things. And while they are far from being
the only ones who have undergone similar pleasure
able experiences as tine recorus will show, knowf-
edge Of what has brought aoout this ubilant state
OF facts Will doubtess proTe OF interest to the gen.
eral reader, for man has an innate desire to hear
OF the good luck Of otners,' however dropping bis
own fortunes may be.
Mr.. J. #. BRIGGS,
a retired South Water street merchant. living at
No. 364 North franklin street, says: ''For six
teen long years have been afflicted with InGamma-
tor! rheumatism and Gout. My hands and feet
joints we're enlarged and arlfened, and it vaB
with extreme difficulty tnat could get about on
crutches. During several months OF last year T
was confined to one room, helpless invalid. Be
ing Possessed OF ample means spared No expense
il my efforts for relief, and without e1aggc1atng
believe have paid QUE 81. 600 on mineral springs,
movement cures electric ba,hs, and otncg ad7er-
tlsed remedies, with no beneficial effect About
two mouths ago learned OF the new treatment dis
auir1es both to the medicines and the gentleman
Who discovered them, I decided TO put myself into
his hands, and al result Of that decision an
now well man. The 4pcrient and Blood Purifier
are hard to take, but they are a certain cure for
rheumatism, and at s. per bottle consider them
the cheapest remedies in The wo-1d-"
MR. ". H. COOK,
gentleman we'll known by reason Of his connec-
ton with the Pan Handle Railway at this point,
says: ~ have been victim OF Liver Complaint
and Dyspepsia and in my eudeavors to find relief
spared no expense. At various times consulted
with physicians OF the highest standing in both
New York and Chicago. only to be informed By
them OF their inability to effect cure WIS IN
duced to try Dr.. " olknmo.ts Blood Purifier and on
the 10th OF DecempcE. 1877. l placed myself under
the Doctors treata1ent. At that time had largo
swelling IN my stomach and Ill acute inflammation.
In three weeks time was greatly improved, and
to-day tmuch to the surpr1se OF my numerous
frienue} aua well man."
In conclusion, 1t may De stated that Messrs. VOL
gamott, Hewitt 81 Co. have arranged elegant apart
ments in the Hale Building, M. 1O} State street.
where they may be consulted free OF cnarce. Par
ties outside OF the city, unable 10 come here for
treatment can have the remedies sent them bT ex-
press, anu Wuere the medicines are taken as d.
rcctcd cure Is guaranteed.
, 1879-08-17

saoeong case Of youthful denrayitY was
Co.. eo n London the other day in the trial OF
~ .H1n aAEwAR1se for murder. Defendant
-, ue Eon OF clergyman Of the Church OF
1t.ano. 1.s!,. and, as his name indicates. Of good
as: fona Ae had gone utterly to the bad, being
.n wv VI ofink and the society OF abandoned
arna,4 a.u. ~: the 18th Of July be. was on "a
raa.A aAen 1rol1e In Derby, having for his COM
en1'oa sts.s noted harlot. They appeared on the
ss4seS IN a slate Of disgraceful intoxication,
maas no "ste arrested. While the charge was being
s.s. see oot against him at the police office he
ot1;'. ~" revolver and fired rapidly. Two of the
.4a. 1918 we're hit, and one afternard died. MAIN
"~~tsa nas since been tried, and found guilty
, 1879-08-17

Ex-Goy. HAETEAEFr is urged to be candi-
date for High..sherif OF Philadelphia. The
cflce Is lucrative, and there Is no doubt the
Republicans will elect their candidate. But Il
would be stunning blow to HARrRANF7's
dignity to maize him Sheriff. lie could never
expect to be Presidential candidate again, or
to obtaSn q seat in the Cabinet, or to represent
his country abroad in any frst-class mission.
HARrRASFr should let smaller man become
Sheriff. His country does not imperativey
demand that be should make the sacrifice. l:
might give color to the charge that be is pro
fessioral otfice-seeker.
, 1879-08-17
VI e EGE T Inc


For Kidney Complaint and NerV-
Gus Debility.
1sLEsBoRo, he, Dec. %, 1877.
Mr. Stevens:
Dear Sir: had had Cough for eighteen years
when / commenced taking the FEGkTISE- 1 was
very low; my systcm was debilitated by disease.
had the Kidney Complaint, and was very nervous.
cough bad, lungs sore. When had taken one
bottle found it helping me: it has helped my
cough, and it strengthens me. nm now aDle to
do my work. Never have found anything liSe tue
TEGETlNE. know il is everything 1t Is recon-
mended TO be- Mrs. A. j. PENDLETON.
VEGEr1EE is nourish1ug and strengthening; puri-
fes the blood; regulates the bowels; quets the
nervous eystem; acts directly upon the secretous,
and arotses the whole system to action.
, 1879-08-17

Nj. WARD, the English solicitor who Tas
charged With approaching committee of
Parliament with offers OF bribery, and was i'm
nrisoned for contempt, has been released. His
health IVES very DOOR, and physicians said that
prolonged confinement would endanger his
life. The House did not care to punish him
so severely, and contemptuously let him go.
There is another cu1prit not SO well out of, the
scrape. This is Sir. GR1ssELL, the contractor
on whose behalf bribery was proposed. He
fed to Boulogne. and ''declined to return to
Encland to submit himself to the decision Of
the House Of Commons" After the proroga-
ton be will doubtless come back During the
recess he will be safe, but Immediately on the re-
assent bling Of Parllam ent be may be surprised to
learn he will be liable to further proceedings. It
was resolved by the Commons On the 14th Of
April, 1s01, That ''when any person ordered to
be taken into the custody of the Sergeant-at-
Arms shall either abscond from justice, or, hay
ing been in custody, shall refuse to pay the just
fees, in either of those cases the order for CON-
mjtment$hall be renewed at the beginning OF
the next session OF Parliament, and that this
be declared to be a standing order of the
House, OF late years there has been no in
stsnce OF prosecution carried beyond arecess.
but it Is believed an exception will be made in
the case Of Mr.. GR1ssELL.
, 1879-08-17

The American Society Of Microscopists is to
meet at Buffalo Tuesday next. Persons intend
ing to be present are requested to send their
names to the Secretary, JAMES #. WARD, Gros~
venor Library, Buffalo. Reduced rates Of fare
will be furnished to members returning from
the meeting. Final adjournment will take place
Friday afternoon. 4 very attractive programme
has been arranged.
, 1879-08-17

the orphans said: IT bet funf dollar und half dot
mans luuadig asylum. dond it:''
.sDose lawyers vos funny 6eebles sometimes all
der time, returned another orphan.
Meanwhile the lawyer hns returned to Chicago,
and, though be was strong Hayes Republican only
little while ago. he is now as implacabe as the
Ctobs-Deuocrdt and says that any President who
will take Dntchman into his Cabinet deserves to
he connted ont first and assasslnated afterwards.
, 1879-08-17
cHAfITAUOUA.

CHAurAuouA, N. T., Aug: 16.-Prof. r B.
BOVINE 1ecturcd On "Beliefs and Unbeliefs."
The usual devotional conference was held BY
Maj. Cole.
r. r. Holmes spoke of tThe Laws Of Teach
ing"
. Dr.. Dudley A. Sargent gave bis tsnth prelude
on ssPhYsica1 Culture"
Bishop Foster lectured to an immense an
, 1879-08-17

The oyster season has again opened in all it.
glory. The OLD and 'wel-known house OF A,
Booth, corner State and Lake streets, Is now pre-
pared to furnish the dealers of Chicago and the en-
tire Northwest with his ''oral Brand" the most
luscious bivalvcs OF the sekson-
, 1879-08-17
CHEAP.

Table tumblcrs, 80 cents per dozen; table COB
let's, so cents per dozen. Twenty -seyeu styles
decorated earihenware dining services, Including
Wedgewood's celebrated ''Q1een Charlotte,
ranging in price from SIS to Sl00 per set. Gays,
No, 20 East Washington street..
, 1879-08-17
rue eecoNn GRAND cnNcrRr


OF the Wes: Side will be given at Branders Gar
den, No. 43l West Randolph street, one block
east OF Union Park, by the Chicago Orchestra,
Prof. A. Roscnbeckcr director, Monday, Aug. is.
Admission. Is cents. Should 1t rain, the concert
will be given Monday, Aug. rs.
, 1879-08-17

To cure constipation, btitousness, and the
whole train Of ailments resulting from derange-
1nent OF bowels or liver. lake Afenus Vegetable
Bowel Regulator. Unlike the usual purgat1ves, it
does not weaken or irritate. The action is mild
and pleasant There is no other remedy in materia
medica 80 well calculated to restore the bowels to
healthy action. Depot l79 East Madison street.
, 1879-08-17

The v.sry valuable edition Of American De-
cisiops DOW Issuing under the direction Of A. L.
BANCROFT & Co., Of San Francisco, will not be
interrupted bT the death Of the editor, Mr.. JouN
PRoFFATT. The Hon. 4. c. FREEMAN, author
Of many law books, will carry On the work, hav-
ing the assistance OF the sub-editors who we're
with Mr. PROFFATT.
, 1879-08-17
SITUATIONS FOR BOYS,

Business men are making frequent calls at e. B.
Bryant's Chicago Business College for Office help
Young ladies and gentlemen should avail them
selves Of this fact and get thorough preparation
, 1879-08-17

4 SEWER WANTED.

TO The Edt1oT o. The ITf6unk-
CHICAGO, Aug. 16.-Michigan avenue, from
ThtrtY-dfth street to Thirty street, is in
great need OF sewer. There are ten brick
houses IN one block that the tenants in them are
sick for the want OF sewer. Will the City
Fathers attend to this at once?
A
, 1879-08-17

"a Narragansett Id yl,n in q late number Of
Lfppinco1's Naqazine, is not, as may te sup
posed, "a true story' Of late episode. The
title Of that romance, when it is written, will
be IA NarragaDsett Devi1.''
, 1879-08-17

The eternal fitness Of things is demonstrated
clearly BY the crowds Of patients who visit Dr.
Cumming dental-rooms, 20 Slate street. corner
Randolph, for best fitting sets at 81 and goid-ll-
tngs one third rates. ALL work wnrranted. :;
, 1879-08-17

CHARLEY kERN,S FRENCH COOK
Is admitted by all epicures and most Of them take
ut least one meal day with Charley, at No. ITO
LaSa1le street to stand at the head Of his profess
aim
, 1879-08-17

The National Board OF Health is now an1iously
fnqutring, s'How are yellow fever germs propa-
gated?'' Let Governor elect BLACKBURN, Of
Kentucky and Canada, be summoned
, 1879-08-17

President HAYES said with true pathos to the
first man who brought him fair-iuVttation this
year: 'You WON'T ask me tomake any speeches,
8ill rnu21
, 1879-08-17

6D7'70I]7eld I Hast J ]7eDU59IcdH-
Polite London, which has been for three years
past devoted to Mrs. Langtry as the regnlng
court beauty, has been nearly equally interested
in the problem OF accounting for the payment
Of her millinery bills. II Mrs. Laugtry's repu-
tation was not deservedly above reproach, there
might be less difficulty in the puzzle, but as she
Inherited no money, married none and her hns-
bana saves little, while she dresses as expensive
~ as Duchess, and in ever so much better
taste, wearing three new costumes each day Ut
the French fair for instance, her source Of in
come has been q constant theme Of speculation
, 1879-08-17

TRACY TuRsEREL11 LAUGHS best, and loudcst,
and last. When Mr. DIsRAEL1 refused the
gorgeous wreath prepared for him, Mr.. TURN
ERELL1 gave notice that subscriptions would be
returned on application up to and including the
18th OF July. Comparatively few applications
for the return Of subscriptions, most Of which
we're insignificant in amount, though the total
was large, nave been made. Mr.. TuRNERELL1
consequently claims the surplus remaining In his
hands and the wreath as his own. There is no
doubt that he has made q handsome sum out Of
the affair. He has not only the money OF: his
dupes but their sympathy ''He asks Con-
seryatiye Associations and their Secretaries to be
Just to him when Premier and his omnipotent
army are In arms against him." Meanwhile
Mr.. Tracy TuRHERELLI is taking run on The
Continent to recruit bis shattered health, using
the D1sRAEL1 fund, no doubt, for the purpose.
Mr. TRACY TuRsERElL1 is not such fool as
people thought him.