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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-05-24

THE Times, referring to the pros
poets Of the Pennsylvania railroad in
Maryland and the Cumberland and
Georges Creek railroad, says with en-
phaais
That both of these roads will be speedily
completed we are as confident as we can
be over an unaccomplished fact. The
operators have gone too far to Iecede, and
no propositions from the other roads to-
ward an accommodation can be accepted.
Then We will call it Georges Greek
coal; in fact, nobody will have any
precedent to call it "Cumberland
coal" save, perhaps, a Cumberland
and Pennsylvania railroad, which
does not touch Pennsylvania.
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Our Cumberland Letter.

Breeding over the Political Ss,uatto,s-
Visitors from RIeansont-School
affairs.
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The Sun aud Gazette are out-spok-
en- in denunciation of the means used
at the recent democratic primaries in
Baltimore to perpetrate frauds. 1t
seems that a device comparatively
new, borrowed from the ticket scalp
ers, was employed by which reputa-
BILE voters were kept from the polls.
Such meanness must in the end recoil
upon those who indulge it.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-05-24

FRosTBURG, MD, MAY "a, 1870.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-05-24

Gun Oakland brethren, Tasker and
Smith, are still slaughtering each
other. Shakespeare said:
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F Q r r z N Z :
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-05-24

And more than that is he who gets
through fust.
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Gun GgnaE-E 5JNDEisLE.
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lsAA N!NirG JOURNAL.

j. 3. ODER, EDITOR.
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25 ~ o ~ ~ "f0' VIVA "@
500 Ladies Silk Sca only apiece % CENTS
1000 LACE COLLARS only 10 cents apiece
hags Lace Embroidery F1nges Cs and gerry large Buttons
HoS1ERY-Everything marked down 20 bottom pricesl
Another large assortment of LADIES COATS msrked
down fully 20 per ~ A
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-05-24

ed, An UnimprOyed Lot of
Ground. conveyed by deed from c.
M. Graham and others to said Williams,
dated April 10Th, 1872, being par
of"Walnut Level" and fronting Sc feet
on the County Road and running back
about 200 feet.
TERMS OF SALE as prescribed by the
Court: One-third cash ON the day of sale,
and the balance in two equal instalments
at one and two years from day of sale, re-
spoctiyely the deferred payments to bear
interest and to be secured to the satisiac-
ton of the Trustee. WM. BRACE,
May 17-4t Trustee.
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A West virginia Association.

A considerable number Of West Virgil
mans met last night at the rooms of Capt.
E. W, S. Moore, Of Fairmont, corner Of
Thirteenth and G streets northwest, for
the purpose Of organizing q social and lit
erary society Of citizens of that State resi-
dent in Washington. Mr.. Richard Burke,
editor OF the Monroe Register, was appoint:
ed temporary chairman, and Mr.. Edison
O. Brace secretary OF the meeting. The
subject Of the organization was finally can.
yassed. A committee OF two, consisting of
Judge H. H. Blackburn, OF Martinsburg,
and Mr.. Q. Q. Cole, OF Parkersburg, was Sc
lected to wait upon the President to-day
and ascertain his views as to the propriety
Of the organization, as many Of the gentle.
men who propose to go into itare employ
ees OF the Government. The objects Of the
proposed society, however, are entirely
bipartisan in their character Walking.
ION, D. C., Republican Of Ne5 h.
The Difference Of our esteemed fellow
citizens residing in Washington to execu.
tive opinion strikes us as bordering on the
extreme, itnoton the ridiculous, underline
circumstances, their organization not be-
ing of a partisan character. The District
of Columbia is not supposed to he the pri-
vate preserve Of the President. The SEN
sitiyeness Of those who hang on princes
smiles has perhaps not been better illus.
trated for a good while than by this ex.
traordinary exhibit OF Difference to the
appointing power.
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New Yorh.

MN YoRk, September 6.-Cottoh-strong
q l2Mal2 &c; futures firm. Four-Moderate
demand; receipts $4,000 barrels; superfins
western IS 60ai 90; common 10 GOOD 81 90a
4 90 good 10 choice 81 60a6 IS; white wheat
extra A76a6 %; extra Ohio 81 26a6 76: 81,
Louis 81 6Oa6 %; Minnesota patent ss0OS
90. Wheat-Qulet; receipts 20S,00O hushelS:
No. 8 spring 00Ha07c; No. 3 81 62 unpraded
9sc; ungraded winter red 81 0lal 10; M. 4
do los; No. 2 ST. 10kal 10X; No. / 81 ii:
ungraded amber 81 DIAL II; ungraded white
81 0sal II; No. 2$1 10X No. / sales Of 2o,O00
bushels at 81 ll1l4a1 M; No. rcd Septem.
per sales $4,000 bushels at 81 10Aa1lON;
October saleSlS6,00O bushels at 81 10Xa1 l0S<:
November sales 24,001 huShelSat bid. RYE
STEADY; NO = western 64ha851Sc. Malt
stronger. barley-Quiet. Corn-Moderate-
active; receipts 5000 bushels; ungraded Ia
Ale; No. 2, f6Ha4GXc; September S6SEc iii
47c asked; October 479fc bid. 47Eo SS.eJ
Eoyember 47Xc bid, 4Sc asked. "0ata%Tors
active; receipts 5000 bushels; western mjT'
ed 29a32Hc; white western 32kSsTXc. HAv
Firm Hops-steady and in iair demand.
Searlings 4al0c, Coffee-Quiet. but steady:
Rio c4rgoes l1Nl4Xc; Job lots ll1fa16o. Su..
garI,Demand active and very strong; lair to
good refining 6sHa6Hc. Molasses-Steadv and
unchanged. Rice-Demand fair and market
firm. Petroleum-High and strong; United
66hc; crude 6a5Nc, refined exc. Tallow~
Steady and In fair demand at 5Na5Kc. Resin
81 25al 50. Turpentine-steady and I'M.
changed. Eggs-Mrmer; western i3al5c.
Pork-Dull at IS 00a9 90. Beef-Firm. Cut
~Meats-Steady, unchanged. Lard-A shade
hrmer; prime steam SO Tx. Butter-Firm;
western GMa20c. Cheese-Frmcr; western
SNa8c. Whlsky7Nominal at 81 O6k. Wool
Demand active domestic fleece SsaiSc; pulled
lock sole 20a23c,
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Opening OF the University-The New
military Professor.
Mono n SAINT A 1870.

Opening Of the Untversity-The New
Military Professor.
MoRoANTowN, Sept. 4, 1879.
EditOI tutSllIgsneer;
The fall term Of the University year
opened on the Sd. There are many new
students present. The Cadet Corps will
be full, which will make 1t number sixty,
and with the volunteers 1t will number
seventy. The fine advantages for daily
drill will give the boys a chance to show
the best drilled company in the State.
Major ". o. Ison, who was elected to fill
Major snider's vacancy, is present and
will hereafter be commandant Of the CO.
diets and tutor in the Preparatory Depart
ment. The Major Is q worthy young man,
a graduate Of the University, and we hope
he may succeed admirably in his response.
BILE position.
Many Of the old students have not yet
arrived. The Clarksburg boys will be in
on Saturday. When the schools organ.
lied permanently there will be 1875 present.
Rev. Lawther, Of the Junior class, will
go to Drew Theological Seminary this
year.
The Senior class is composed of six
members.
Prof. White is in Pennsylvania, but will
be in his chair on Monday. He Is one OF
the first Biologists in the country, is q
careful student and a most progressive
scholar in SCIENCE.
The students are boarding in clubs this
year t6a great extent, This reduces the
cost Of attendance very materially, as
boarding s the greatest expense. An eCono-
mical student can do well on Sl75 for the
year.
The wages for teaching in the common
schools in this county are very low. There
is a false notion Of economy with respect
to the schools which should be abandon
ed. Teachers cannot work for nothing
and all that are worthy will leave the pro.
tession II this pe%nuriousness Is continued,
The college day at the University is
from 9:S0A. NJ. to p. NJ, a change which
we do not appreciate, as, 12 o'clock Is din.
ner time the world over.
The Armory Is occupied by Adj. Cox and
Orderly Hodges this year. We are sorry
Judge Seamon did not come back, The
town schools are presided over by Prof.
3: s. Morgan, tho Principal OF last year.
We learn that the attendance Is very high,
and will be maintained by the live energy
Of the Prot. CURRENT CALAMo.
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BALLADS.


Alas good times arc bound 10 10 my ruin!
That people are 10 prosperous Is strange;
II crOpS were poor, aud there was nothin' dOln',
phoy might elect me In the hope Of change.
Hard times are over. DlScOnlent 10 endSd.
II breaks the heart and bllHhtS The hope within nj
Te see resumption triumph, hATveStS splendid,
And Providence undoubtedly agln mel
Alone al first 1 ionily used to cherish
The hope that cotton would DO KILLED by drought;
That hapieSs corn.1eldS, rust aSEalled, would perish
Aud grAs dry up, and rice DO flooded out.
but Woo Is our lOlksi No 4 crop Il blightell
Ny dearest hopes are shrlveled up within me;
Republicans are certainly delighted.
Providence appears 10 DO ugin mel
Along at 1rBt how ~IOYously l rCckOned
That graSshopptES would gohble up the wheat!
They used 10 lay some nifty eggs 4 second
Which haiched Into some hftL mouths TO eat
now they all are g0ne-anl I'm 4 goneE!
The schemes Of glory nurlcl are dead within me;
Providence appears TO DO ugin mel
blIthO pOtRtO-buE-alAS! where d be!
And where his picnic In tho blooming field;
longer bis melOdlOW jaws are busy,
Or acres radiant With his striped shield.
PotAtO-bugS are reasons Democratic,
And when they're gone Hope pOriIheS within ME
Their absence now RtUrdA 4 proof emphatic
That Providence lntCndSt0 work uGtn me!
II crops were b1littOn by the lOcuJts' orgies,
And mDbS were clAmOring their mad intentt,
And lAbOTers stood idle at their FORCES,
And DOLLAR WerO worth only sixty cent?,
Then could ! point around me At the ruin,
And say, aElOy and hope revived within me,
''See what the rule Of Radicals Il doln' ~
Bat Providence Is AWtulIy agin me!
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REAL
Its PocallarltresE as an Investment.

Its PeculIarities as an Investment. :
N. Y. Public.
The safest and most profitable invest
ment that can anywhere be found at this
time for money, the use of which is not
needed for a few years, is in the purchase
OF well-seleCted real estate. It is well
recognized that real estate, as a rule, falls
faster and farther when times III bad, and
rises faster and farther when times are
good, than any other kind Of property
having real and solid value. The intrinsic
value changes only with the growth Of a
community or State, or the improvement
OF means Of communication; so that, for
production or for use in residence or in
commerce, the value may increase rapidly
and greatly, but can decrease but slowly
and moderately. But the price, on the
contrary, depends upon a market that is
more variable than almost any other. At
times real estate is wholly unstable, no
matter what the real value or It's price
may be. at other times it is the object OF
the widest speculation, with very little
reference to the present legitimate de-
mand. AS u consequence, when real es-
tate Is not wanted, It sells for a song or not
at all; but, when it is wanted, there is
scarcely any limit to Its price. Hence,
lCHg-headed men are always on the alert
to get possession of real estate after every
period OF great depression; and to such
shrewd purchases the whole OF q great
part Of almost ever colossal fortune may
be traced. We are just emerging from a
period Of ~unexampled prostration. The
price OF real estate has fallen, as it usually
does at such times, in greater ratio than
that Of almost any other class Of property
OF substantial character. Now, il ever, the
purchase Of real estate may be considered
certain to yield exceptionally large profits,
II the property is judiciously selected.
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PhfINd6Iph,h

PHILADELPHIA, September 0, Flour
Dull western extra S. 50; Minnesota extra
family good s. Is; Tennessee IS 50; Indiana
family S 60a5 62k; Ohio family, good, new
wheat s. Is; do very fancy $825: winter
wheat patents 50 OOa6 %; Minnesota patent
80 75a7 IS the latter fancy. Rye FlOur-Un.
changed. Wheat-Quiet; rejected 9Ocas1 oS;
No; . red, elevator Il LOCAL l0X. Second
call-Wheat-Active; No. = red September
81 lON bid 81 II asked; October 81 i65S bid:
$llON asked November S. lO9f bid: 81 1OH
asked December 81 1OH bid; IL IOJ< asked.
Corning good demand low mixed on tracE
47a47134c high mixed .4Sa4SHc. Second caii
in fair demand September I7Xc bid; Axe
asked; October 47sSc bid; 47Xc asked. Oats
Irregular low grade white western 8IlSas2c:
No. 2, 33Lc; choice fancy 33aS4c, Provisions
Steady. Beef-Mess SIS. H~ams-.smoEed.
0aloc; picked mask. Lard-NominalIy
unchanged. Butter-Strong; extra I7a1Oc.
New York State and Bradford county. Pa
extra l5al8ci Western Reserve extra i3alOc'
Eggs-Firm; western 15al6c, Cheese-Firm:
creamery 5ka5Xc. Petroleum-Dull: re-.
fined 9Hc; crude SC. WhisEy-.Firm; west.
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Financial and Commercial.


NEW YoRx, September 0.-MoNEY-Easy
at sac per cent; closing at s per cent Prime
mercantile paper 6a7 per cent Sterling Ex.
change dull atS4slA sight exchanged s3k.
GOVERNMENT Strong.
United satol o. Of 1881, couponA. .4............lo
MoW rive sees. E.'. .'., "''ta.,. .,.,,.,, .,, ,..,,a,,.. .....'lQ
New -Four aud . halls ..,.....,.,. .lotA
new FOUR .'.'..'..'.. '',''.""..s 81. ......., .,,1...alg w
currency 3es.''''ua',..."4st. ..'... rec. .,,,,.4s ..,,,+s.El2l
RAILROAD ~BoNDS-strong. @. @. 4 l. O.
firsts 70k.
STATE BONDS-InaCtiye.
SrocKs-Speculation to-day was less active,
and the market was somewhat irregular, but
prices were generally higher, The principal
activity wasln Northwestern, ST. Paul, Pacific
Mall and Erie. At the opening prices fell or
Nak per cent, but before noon there was an
advance Of Ha1N per cent. During the after.
noon there wa a slight reaction, but toward
the close q strong feeling set In, and in most
cases the highest prices Of the day were cur.
rent In the final dealings.
Transactions aggregated 1884, 900 shares, Of
which 1,400 were Erie, 6,400 Lake Shore,
5000 Northwestern common, 1900 ST.
Paul common, 1900 Wabash, 8,000 Delaware,
Lackawanna 4 Western, 2,4O0 New Jersey
Central, 5000 Ohio & Mississippi, 800 Han.
nlbal and st. Joseph common, S,700 pre-.
ierred, 5000 Western Union, 10000 Pacific
Mail, 2,400 St Louis, Kansas City & Northern
common, 1900 preferred, 1900 Kansas Paci.
Ac, 200 St. Paul and Minnesota, 100 Kan.
sas q Texas, l,lOo Union Pacific and 1900
Mountain,
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ny raR, IL Sdcan0s, pattggs prepaid.
................SS % Biz month. .......Si 80
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baltimore OHIO RAILROAD co.


On and after May IS, 1879, Passenger Trains viii
run ~ touOWS-Wh6Ollng limo: WA
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Under date OF February 22d, 1878, Mis-,
Sarah T. Smith writes from Liverpool, Della.
ware county, Pa, to Colonel Dunbar, Of Wan.
kesha, Wis. This letter % before us. II bears
the unn1istakAble evidence Of culture and 70.
hnenent, besides being pervaded with The
writer's religious feelings and full belief that
9 Divine hand led her to try Bethesda Water
for her aftiictlon, "Bright's Disease.' We
make some extracts. After detailing her In.
tense suffering, Mis- Smith tells Of the arrival
OF the tirSt gallon Of Bethesda Water:
Ut came, and I followed the directions,
stopping all other Incidence In less than
four hours the pain was gone. Elept we'll
That night, and the nextday left my room for
the first time for four WeekE,n
The supply Of water 4 gal.) then gave out
and Il was FIVE days before the sufferer recely.
Cd q ten gallon Eeg. Meanwhile, 1.-THE main
had returned, and all the old misery, On
wednesday night (Feb. lSl suffered so that
was given y Of q grain Of morphia (the most
ever took atone umel. without effect On
Ihursday commenced drinking ths water at
3 A. NJ and bsioTa noon was perfectly free
nom pain and have had no return OF ith
The writer, In conclusion, says: "There Is
peculiarly happy In the thought OF
eeing thus benefited directly by the hand Of
w General AgoRt Tor fenpsylvania, Ohio aud
JOSEPH FLEMING,
;s4 Market street. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pamphlets mailed free.
PRIcE-SO cents per gallon, 81 per quarter
barrel, - per haltbarrel, SIC per barrel.
LOGAN, LIST 4 Co.,
Bridge Corner, Main street,
exclusive. agents for Dunbar's Bethesda
Water in Wheeling,
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ToINlo.

ToLEDo, September o = Wheat-steady;
No. 3 white WabaSh9 SIC; amber Michigan,
s7Nei No. 2 amber 9eStc; No. 3 red winter
spot and September 973lc; October 9sXo;
No: I aSNei No 3 red Wabash a5kct No Cd
and mred H3fc; No. 8do 96ISc bid: western
a1lbefeS No. 2amber Illinois 9lAc. Corn
Quiet: high mixed 87Ltc; spot No. 2S6X;
No, 2 Whit. 44hc. o~ats-Steady; No 2 spot
28Ho; October 26Mc.
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EDUCATIONAL.
IMPORTANT TO -
PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
GGEAr REDUCTION OF PRICES AT
MOUNT De CHANrAL
Academy Of the Visitation,
NEAR WHEELING, ". VA

|---
mont, in gucst Of 4 Ast-clnS AChDOl Tor thGlr
4 ,'b,rr,, VII do we'll 10 investigate tbs claims OF
,rf. ,rlcbtttOl academy. For tlOrolElne.S 10 every
,Lnittmtht NJ female cducaiiOnl Mt de ChlnlAl
SriIt, prarmlnoutly high, Great attention L. given
,r,tI Ct the pupil' In writing and speaking French
W,Irniiy, aud fa1SianH themSOl VGs have been surprised
INV purity Of accent and CORRECTNESS! Of Pronuncl-
,,,t,o acquired In this institution, For those AuI.
W. ADVANCED il Is Tho Language Of thcIr reeIea.
Ian boap. Tie ErnOWn Tor the superiority In Mnhe
i, an WdrspuaJ "a 10 havo made tho Academy Al
mol 4 national one. One feature, i1 particular, that
mould recommend ut, do ChAntal 70 the sensible
,,,fBl, Is the influence exercised 10 form the plpl'S
"a views anJ habits Of economy, and TO render them
,C,ilT practical and uiSlul women Of a3cloty ln'attaf
yesT; simplicity 10 dress "a enforced by rule.
uir, Of board and tuition 1890 per unnuml, will wo
triSt, secure TO this school ~ large and desirable q
ritrnase 10 the future IA II has enjoyed In the past
! Fof further particulars apply for prospectus 70 tue
pirCtrc, u Mount do Chantal Academy Of the Vlli'
t,ti5n, near wheeling, West vlTgitia. lbel'D4W
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RAInmora

BALTIMORE, September o. Steady
and fairly active; western superfine So $50
8 80; do extra s. 75a4 IS; do family IS O0a5 is.
Wheat-Western steady; No. 2 western winter
red spot and September 81 O9Nal 09X; Oc.
tober 81 09Aal 10h December ST 1O<aIi0X.
Corn-Western firm; western mixed, spot
and September 47ka471Sc; October Aka
41|Sci NoYember 4sa4sLSo; steamer, no bid.
oats7aigheF; western white 32a34c; do
mI4ed SiaSlTc' Rye-Quies at 6OaeSc. Hay
change. Butter-Firm; prime 10 choice west.
ern packed 12a14c. Eegs-Lower and ouiot
at i5c. Petroleum Unchanged. Coffee
Strong; Rio cargoes, old, llEa14<c; new
llAal6Nc. Whisky-Dull at 81 O7al OK.
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BosroN, September 6.-wool-steady aud
firm; Ohio and Pennsylvania leeces 81 na4Sc,
Michigan 86a40c; Wisconsin S7aS9c; comblng,
delaine and selections 80a46c,
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MEDICAL.

IF You FEEL DULL, DRoWsY, DE
l. bilitated, have frequent headache, mouth taItes
badly, poor appetite md tongue coated, you are suffer-
log hi torpid liver, Or "bllOuhleas' and nothing
VII cure you 20 speedily and permanently a. to take
biMhOAG LIVER REGULATOR or MEDICINE.
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New YoRx, September 6.-Manufactured
copper-Quiet and unchanged; ingot lake
at 8l0 26ale 37k. ~Iron-Scotch pig very
firm at so 0QaA 90; American Ell 00a2S OG
Russia sheeting $12 00al2 80. Nails Cut
1876 elinch $f26a5 90,
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Hnr llnrLaL.

CINCINNATI, September e.-Hoss-Qulet;
common e 6eas PSI light g seas 6Oi pack.
Ing ,3 CO., butchers IS Goa rs; receipts
$50 head; shipments 400 head.
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ClNclNEAFl, September 8.-Cotton-Hipher
at l2c. Flour-Quieta and unchanged. Wheat
7;stronga at eoa05c; receipts, 10000 bushels
shipments, la,0o0 bushels. Con-Quiet at
S1aS11Sc. Oas-Demand fair and prices
higher at 25a2Sc. R~ye-steady and IN fair
domaine at 64c. Barley-F1m at oOc bid
Csc asked. Pork-Firm ut IS IS. Lard
Demand lair at S 65. Bulk Meats-strong al
s. 26a4 SQa6 90: Bacon-Firm ut $40ea5 Ska
8 G2Hc WhiSky-Dull at 81 Of. Butter
Quiet and unchanged. Linseed oil-steady
with fair demand al &c.
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Chicago Cattle Mar ct.

reports:
Hoos-Receipts 5000 head; shipment,
$500 head. Market active and steady with
ageneral advance Of 6al0c on heavy grades;
sales Of mixed packing at s. l0a3 IS; choice
heavy So 4OaS O.; light bacon s. 46aS 70,
GArTLE7Receipts 300 head; shipments
2,SeG head ! nogood natives here; few com.
70 iair shipping - 60a4 so; butchers steady
anu unchanged stockers and feeders In good
supply and weak; western cattle in goodsup.
BY ana steady; Oregon natives s. IS;
sold ut s. 10a2 rs.
sHEEP-In good demand. Receipts none;
shipments l6,0OOhead steady and unchanged.
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IIad. Breath !

Nothing IL 70 unpleasant, nothing 10 comn,on nj.
pad breath, and 10 hOlTly eTory caSS Il comes from
tle stomach, and eau be 81 easily corrected II "a will
take eimhiOn1 Liver Regulator. Do not neglect "a
sure . remedy for this ~repulIiVe disorder. II viii aiSo
lInp,opvc your Appetite. Complexion and CnerSi
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How many suffer toFtue day after day, making life
Z 39Ilcn aud robblng existence Of all pleasure, owing
me SSctSt 5utleing from Piles. Ysi relief Il ready
cally tho remedy that has permanently curcl tSOI.
anus siNNONs' LIVER REGULATOR, ID no drastic
"ooht pulEe, but gentle assistant 70 nature.
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A WONDERFUL CURE
OF Catarrh and Sympathetic Affections.

After using the first bottle l began to i'm.
prove rapidly. The hst dose seemed to clear
my head asI had not known 1t TO be for years.
It seemed gradually to arrest the discharges.
IL topped my cough in three days. BY using 1t
as agargle l soon reduced the inflammation
and swelling Of my tonsils, so that they loon
ceased TO troublem e. The soreness across my
CHEST disappeared, the buzzing noises in my
head ceased, my senses Of hearing and of see.
ing were completely restored, and every
symptom of disease that had reduced me 10
the verge Of the grave disappeared by tho use
OF sANFoRD's RADICAL CuRE FOR CArGRRH.
GEO. F DINsM0RE,
Druggist
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-08

Pain and Weakness cannot exist where they
are applied. They ~yitalize, strengthen and
support Weak and Painful Parts; they cure
Chronic Ailments and Diseases OF the Liver
and Kidneys; they absorb Poisons from the
Blood and thus prevent Fever and Ague and
Malarial Contagious Diseases; they stimulate
the Stomach and Digestive Organs whom
placed over the pit Of the stomach, and pre-
vent Dyspepsia, Bilious Collie, Cramps and
Pains. They have done more for suffering
humanity than all the other plaSters, lini-
ments, lotions and electric appliances ever
concocted.