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TRUTHS.
iHop Ditters are the PurPst md Best
l,itterS ever Iuntle.

lHop DitterS are the pursst and Best
Bitters ever made. A
They are compounded from Hops, Buchu,
mandrake aud Dnndelton,-the oldest, best,
land most valuable medicines IL Tho world and con.
ltaIn all the best aud most curative properties o.
tal other BlttcTs, being the greatest Blood Puri'
tfier, Liver Regulator, and Life aud Health he
tstoring Agent on earth. No disease or III health
lean possibly long exist wheret csc Blrers are used
$50 varied and poricct are their operations,
They 8 ye new life and yigOr 10 tho aged and In
firm. TO all whose emplo! mems cause irresnlatity
of the bowels or nriuary organs, or EhQ require an
tAppeIEer, Tonic and mild SimulAnt, these Bitters
sare invaluable, being highly curative, tonic and
istlmulating, without Intoxicating.
No matter what your feelings or symptoms are
lwhat tho disease or ailment Is, usa Hop hittefs
;Dont walt until you Ere sick, out II you only lee
ibad or miserable use the Bliters NJ once 1t may
ssaye your life. Hundreds have been save by 70
fdoing. E6S50D-6u will be paid for case they
Twill not cure or help.
DO not suffer yourself or let your friends su.ler
ssbut use and urge them TO use Hop ljlttefs
Remember, Hop Bittefs Is no vile, druvSed
sdrunken nOstrum but the Purest and Best Nedl
Feline eVer made; the "Inyalid's Friend nnd
Hope" AMI no person or family should 10 With
tout them. Try The nitiers to-day.
TRY Hop Cough Cure and Pain Relief
EOr Sale by LAUdMLIN Bros. 1 Co.
Wholes tic Druggists,
janI-rurs4R wheeling, ".
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The Penn MUTUAL LrFE.-The Penn Mu-
tual Life Insurance Company, Of Phila-
delphia, publishes Its annual statement,
showing gross assets OF S7,0Sl, 3l0 and Q
surplus over all liabilities Of s., l26,506 on
a 4 per cent basis, and Of Sl,502,S7l on a
AZ per cent basis. The income Of 1879 was
81, 42S, 240, OF which about 90 per cent got
back into the pockets OF the assured in the
several forms Of death losses, dividends
and surrender values.
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Dry, parched, sore throat, losing flesh,
bronchitis and astlmatic attacks. weaken.
ed and debiitated state OF the system, all
these dangerous symptoms arc cured by
Or. SruySe's Compound Syrup of Wild
Cherry" The first dose gives relief, and
the worst cough and sore lungs yield 10 it's
healing properties. Sold by druggists at
% cents and 81, or six bottles for s.. The
large size Is the most economical. Pre-
pared only by DR.. Swayne & Son, and sold
by all druggists in Wheeling and else.
where. TTs4w
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Is rour Hair Falling or Turnlng Gray.

"London Hair Color Restorer," the most
clearly and delightful article ever intro.
duced to the American people. 1t Is to-
tally different from all Others, not sticky
or gummy, and free from all impure
ingredients that render many other
preparations obnoxious. 1t thickens thin
hair, restores gray hair. givesit new life,
cures dandruf, causing the hair to grow
where It has fallen of or become thin,
does not soil or stain anything, and Is so
perfectly aud elegantly. prepared as to
make 1t a lasting hair dressing and toilet
Vaapel, Moore & Co., Cleveland, Ohio,
write: "Please Rend US one gross Lion.
don Hair Color RettorT." We have sold
large quantities OF 1t lately, and will con-
tinue 10 recommend II, as We think 1t dc.
cidedly the best preparation In the market
The writer OF this Is using iton his own
Ihead.n London Hair Color Restorer il
sold by all druggists at 70 cents bottle,oi
six bottles for a. Principal Depot FOL
United States, $50 North Sixth street
Philadelphia.
Ask your druggist for London Hair Colo
Restorer. Price, 70 cents o bottle. 81,
bottles, 81. Main depot for the U. s., SSI
North Sixth ST., Philadelphia. TFhsAw
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s,NEw ORLEANS. January 19.--Sugar III s cd
demand at fu prices; inferior 5a6c: common
to good common GHa64ic; fair to fully fail
6Jsa7Jic: prime to choice 79Sa744c; yellow
clarified sHaSaSc. Molas'es. demand fair and
market firm; common 20a3lc; fair SSa35c
centrifugal 27a37c; prime TO choice SGa45c
Rice steady with fair demand; Louisiana ord.
mary TO choice 6%s7Hc. Coffee firm; RiC
cargoeS ordinary TO prime l3%al7Ac.
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"swaynes Ointment and Pills"
rur opyArpsT REMRpIRs THE WORLD NJ

EVER KNOWN.
Curing the most inveterate cases oiskin
diseases, such as letter, Salt Rheum,
Scald Head, Barber's Itch, Sores, all
crusty, scaly, itching skin eruptiOns, and
that distressing complaint, Itching Piles.
As a blood purifier and liver regulator,
Suaine's Tar and SarsdpariLld Piils are ex.
cellent. Cure Sick and Nervous Head
ache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, ward OF Ma.
larial Fevers, cleansing the system and
bowels Of all impurities, restoring to
healthy activity every organ Of the human
body. Price % cents q box, i've boxes 81.
Ointment 30 cents, three boxes 81 %. Can
be sent by mail TO any address on receipt
Of price. Address letters, Dr.. Swayne &
Son, No. $50 North Sixth street, Rhiladel.
phia. Sold by all leading druggists.
TTSkW
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New York Dry GOODS Market.

NEw YoRK, January 10.-Busine s has been
Of enlarged proportions to-day, though the
jobbing trade romans generally quiet and no
special activity Is shown In Inst hands A
steady demand Is shown for staple cotton
goods, and fancies are increasing their share
OF attention, while values In all fabrics are
firmly held, often showing rising tendency.
Southern and Southwestern buyers are taking
hold to fair extent and more arrivals from
The Far West are noticed. Commission houses
continue busy making deliveries on previous
account, and liberal qnantlties Of cotton, WOO:
ems, hosiery, ETC., have been distributed the
| Inst few days
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FoE UPWARDS OF Thirty YgARs Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has besn used
for children. II corrects acidity OF the
stomach, relieves tviad collie, regulates the
bowels, cures dysentsry and diaTThnd,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and well.trisd remedy.
25 cents a b0t!k. Daw
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sHl1oH's CA4ARRH RExEpY.-A maryellou.
cure for catarrh, diphtheria, canker mouth,
and headache. With each bottle there Is an
ingenious nasal injector for the more success.
full treatment ofthe complaint, without cxtra
charge. Price 50 cents, Sold by 3. Book
ing, Agent, Odd Fellows Hall, and Chas
Moenkemoeller. Trs4Eow
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BALTIMORE, January l9.-BEEr CATTLE
Best grades itirmer common dull. Very best
5a5IIc; first quail ty 4a6c; medium Bale; or
binary 2xa3c; most sales ut 394a4Mc. RI.
ceiptS 9,035 bend sales l4Il head.
swlEE-Generally slow trade. Receipts 4,
25l head Quotations. Ga6kc.
suEEr-lieceipts III head. Quotations, AZ
|aiAc.
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TOIerO,

TOLEDO, january lD.-Wheat heavy: amber
Michigan. 81 sly; No. 9 red winter. January,
81 32I{ bid; February 81 81; March 81 IS:
April 81 IS; May 81 Al; No 5 red Wabash
81 10; western amber 81 Blk. Corn firm high
mixed 81 Al y; No. 2 spot Ale: March Al Nc; No
2 white 44ISc. Oats dull; No. 9 nominal at
$50, Clover seed dull at 81 80.
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CINCINNATI, January 10..-Hogs dull; com
mon s. 75a4 Is; light 81 15ai 80; picking
81 3u44 As; butchers 81 45a4 80. Receipts
$500 head; shipments, 1000 head.
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omctSsGTI, January 19.-Cotton firm at
l2Hc. Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat
lion, at 81 2sSI 50. Corn firm At 4Ia4sc.
Oats steady at Saaile, Rye easier at sSa9Oe.
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S1ocHs-The market was irregular to-day
but the fluctuations except in a Few instances
were confined within comparatively narrow
limits. Louisville and Nashville rose to 1911
against l051 Y ut the close Saturday, and react.
ed 10 ll3H; Nashville, Chattanooga and 81.
Louis declined from 05 10 80 and closed at
SSX; Houston and Texas rose per cent. TO
0S, but reacted 80 per cent at the close. In
the remainder OF the list there was q decline
of Hal7s per cent, followed by all advance OF
ha2H per cent, but the Improvement was
generally lost at the close. The movement
In the Nashville roads has attracted the atten.
ton OF the people OF Charleston aud dis.
patch TO Mr.. Herman says II Is believed the
capital will be subscribed TO unite line OF
ocean steamers and TO make an inland connec.
ton with Cincinnati and Louisville. Tho low
priced shares are attracting more attention.;
among them Cedar Falls and Minnesota was
prominent and with sales OF 5000 shares ad.
yanced from 20 to 22N, closing at %. Central
Arizona Is active again, and is becoming one
OF the speculative features
The proceeds OF sales OF some higher priced
shares were largely invested In this stock to.
day on the belief that there is room for a
sharp advance on the merits Of the property.
Lake Erie and Western have also been quito
largely dealt In Of late and higher prices are
talked OF.
Toe transactions aggregated 302, 800 shares,
OF which 5000 were Canada Southern, II, 0O0
Central Arizona, $500 Chesapeake and Ohio,
1890 G. q. IL I. G., 10000 DeiawaFe aud Lack.
awanna, 2i,000 Erie, II 900 st. Joseph, COCO
Houston and Texas, $4,000 Illinois Central,
200 Iron Mountain, HOO Kansas Pacific,
20 600 Kansas and Texas, 10000 Lake Shore,
S,40O Louisville and Nashville, 1,4O0 Lake Erie
and Western, 5000 Michigan Genital. 1900
Northwestern, 2L0O0 Nashville, Chattanooga
and st Louis, $500 New Jersey Central. 1900
Northern Pacific, 1900 Ohio and Mississippi
10000 Pacific Mail, 1900 st. Paul, 5000
st. Louis and San francisco, 1900 st. Paul
and Sioux City, 1900 Union Pacific, 1l,OO0
Wabash, St Louis and Pacific, 2l.000 West.
ern Union and 5000 New York Central.
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A TRIAlOf Piso's Cure will convince you
that 1t Is o good remedy for Coughs, Bron.
chitis and Asthma
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REAL Estate OUTLOOK


A. ]. Pentecost real estate agent on
Federal street, was next interviewed.
Mr.. entecost-There has been re-
marRable demand for small houses, and
rents have advanced ten to twenty-five per
cent. My Office has been swarmed with
applicants for small houses. As to sales Of
real estate, there has also been marked
improvement. ! have just closed a sale Of
a number OF houses in the Fifth ward,
Allegheny, at an advance Of ten per cent
on last years figures. The confidence OF
the people is returning, and they are be-
ginning to put their money in real estate.
On Tuesday l sold nine houses at a mark
ed advance on last years figures.
MIR. JOHN W. nRRRoN's VIEWS.
"what is the condition OF business in
your line, as to the renting Of houses::"
asked one OF our reporters OF Mr.. John
Heron, the real estate agent on Wood
street.
Mr.. Heron Very brisk for this season.
Business houses were never la better de-
mand. In some localities the rents for
this class have advanced from 10 to 20
per cent. In the lower section OF the city
the rates for ware houses and stores are
about the same as last year. with the ten
ants quite willing to stay. As to dwelling
houses ! have rented some slnalLo at
an advance over last years rates. The
demand for small houses is beyond all
precedent. Ihave now more orders for
small houses than eau MI. People who
formerly paid as high as 5000 per annum
for dwellings are now content TO live in
$500 and $500 houses. The localities pre-.
ierrOd by persons looking out for small
houses are In that part OF Allegheny near
est the city and in the lower part OF Pitts
burph. There Is also large demand fol-
houses in the East End-at Shadyside,
Oakland and East Liberty. From present
indications ] am led to believe there will
be an advance in rents OF the medium class
houses. There is q much better demand,
too, for large dwellings. ! have rented
several OF this class for $500, and l have
not had half the trouble In getting such
houses Oft my hands as ] have experienced
In former years. In Allegheny had sew
eral large houses, all Of which have beer
rented at figures ranging from $500 TO $500
| have also secured good tenants Tor hou
SEES at Oakland at about the same figures
ANTICIPATING AN ADVANCE IL REAL rs
TATR.
Reporter How about real estat
sales2
Mr.. Herron-owners are esking prett,
stitf prices, but thereis not much activit
in the market. People who some tim
ago were anxious 10 get rid OF ur
improved property are now holding
with the expectation OF getting goo
prices. Notwithstanding the fact tbs
their property is non.produchye an
heavily taxed, the owners seem 10 thin
they will make money by holding on to
~ Reporter-Do you think their expects
/ tons will be realiEed2
Mr.. HI think there will be a rise
. real estate, but there will be nothing Ill
. what we term "boom" in that kind
property for abont three years IT
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N'sellers' Liver Pills cured mo Of
liver complaint Of eight year, standing"
William Evans, Joliet, III. Give them q
trial.
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"FArnER and mother being afflicted
with asthma, two bottles OF Sellers Cough
Syrup has given them new lease Of
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DEMAND ron SMALL HOUSES.

| DEMAND FUR SMALL HOUSES.
The reporter called on James L. Orr
Real Estate Agent, at VI Sandusky street
Allegheny.
Reporter-How is the demand for hous
eS this season?
MIR. Orwell, 1t has been simply won
derful, aud by moving day there will moi
be house 10 be had. Crowds OF work
ingmen daily come here after small dwell
ings containing from four 10 six rooms
We had, at the lowest count, one hundred
and fifty applicants for small houses this
morning, but had 10 turn them away.
have never known the demand TO be SO
great in my experience.
Reporter do you account for ii?
Mr.. 0rr-0ur population has increased
considerably. Since the revival of good
times there has been q marked influx oil
workingmen, and they must have some
place to live. For years workingmen
have been steadily drifting away from this
locality, and it was not common occur
renee in those days for real estate agents
to have whole rows OF empty small dwell
ings and tenement houses, which could
not be rented out at any figure. Work
ingmen and clerks, who are the main oc-
cupants OF small swellings, have been hud.
ding together, and now that they have
plenty OF work young men who have been
living with their mothers-in-law, are now
able 10 look around for little home for
themselves.
Reporter-How are rents this season?
Mr.. 0rr-Prices are looking up too, and
It is safe to say that there has been gen.
eral advance OF at least ten per cent.
Small houses that rented last season at $40
per month, now readily command Sl2.
As to the more pretentious class OF dwell
ings-those containing eight, ten IN
twelve rooms, there is also a decided I'm.
provement, both in demand and prices;
only yesterday rented house for $500,
that we had hard work to get $3.50 for last
year. In instances where we have good
tenant, we prefer to keep him In prefer
ence 10 renting the house to another party
at an advance, as the wear and tear OF
moving, ETC., generally causes damage to
the amount OF seventy-five dollars.
Reporter-How about the demand Tor
business houses?
Mr.. 0rr-There is decidedly good de-
mand ] have rented twenty-seven bust
ness houses withinthe past few days, and
the major portion OF them at an advance
OF seven per cent in rent.
Reporter-bre there any persons buy
ing real estate now?
Mr. 0rr-There is marked revival in
that respect, and from present indications
real estate in this vicinity will advance
materially within short time. Many
persons are quietly investigating now. ]
look for return OF the old "lot selling
days.
Reporter-How about suburban resi-
dencesP
Mr.. Orr-There is an unusual demand
for them, and 1t can be safely said tina
they will be pretty well taken up before
April.
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rittsburgh-rhc Depression Of the
Panic Passing Away.
Pittsburgh Gazette Of yesterday.
The era Of prosperity that has dawned
upon our community seems to have ex,
tended It's influence into every branch Of
business. and real estate, which has long
lain dormant under the depression OF gem
eral trade, is now reacting and is steadily
gaining as centre Of investment. For
renting purposes, also, dwellings and bus
iness houses, are greatly in demand, and
in some localities, for instance the South
Side, there is not small house that can
be rented. A Commercial Gazette reporter
made general tour among the real estate
agents yesterday to get some detailed facts
and figures.
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greatest drawback Is the street improve.
ment tax. People don't care to invest In
property that Is assessed for street i'm
provements, because II cannot be ascer.
tanned how much OF the assessments will
have to he paid. This drawback will not
be removed until the Councils pass an or
dinance fixing the amount to be paid by
each property holder. am not prepared
TO say whether the compromise ordinance
now before Councils Is q good one, but l
feel certain that II the question Of the
amount to be collected from each proper.
~ holder were settled there would be
great activity in the real estate market. l
saw man to-day, who desires TO invest
largely in unimproved property In the
East End and elsewhere for the purpose
OF erecting residences, but he declines to
invest on account OF the street assess
ments. He had made bid for several
lots in the East End, and could get them
on good terms, but to-day he Informed
me that he had backed out for the reason
stated.
Mr.. LOVES EXPERIENCE.
Mr.. c. H. Loye-There is not much
doing in the way Of renting dwellings, but
business houses are being picked up as
fast as they are offered. There has been
quite an advance in prices, too. For in
stance: Warehouses that brought 5000 last
year are now bringing $500, or will bring
that sum after the 1st OF April. have
also rented one house for 81 900 which last
year rented for $500, and another for 81 800
which brought only 81, 100 last year. /
was offered $3.50 for the house last re-
ferred to, but gave the old tenant the pref
erence at 81 800. These figures are a fair
indication OF the advance. There is a good
deal OF inquiry for dwellings, and in the
spring rents will be much higher than they
were last year. There Is not much doing
in real estate just now, as no real estate Is
being pressed on the market. Prices are
sitter than they have been for several
years, however, and there is a good in:
quiry for both improved and unimproved
property. Ipredict a big business in the
spring,
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DAILY
REAL ESTATE.

Advance symptoms ora Iloom up nj
Fittsbnrgh-rhe Depression of the
Panic Passing Away.
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aHft,y, lie Est day Of February, 1880,

latnclRE al ~ O'Clock 4. ", proceed TO sell al the
heiaIor6l the Curt House Of Ohio c0uniy.W. Va,
n ia!lOSibg described real estate, tU-Wlt: The
BlA gart Of III uuntrmj III situate In that part Of
4, diy Il Wn-tlns called hast Wheeling. bounded
aiAs ytt ~ IluAIc called Market square, on the
sA y Az alley, on the east by lot numb red IFS,
NJ Ia he north BY linr 10 he drawn from east to
Itt 4 Ne aid lot No. III, parallel To Seventeenth
ind ths dIsIanCe Oi siXIy.twO (6!l feet there
hm.
Ta,tl.,osII pr'perty Is believed 10 BE- good, but
E!tasu tudtc shall convey such title only as Is
~ ne W the sid deed Of trust.
fnN0I SiLE-One third Of the purchase money
q Ia AiEl AMI the residue In equal InbtAIlnentS al
d VI t'tItr months with interest irom day Of
d Tie deferred payments 10 no evidenced by
EsptGpi by i ri Ui trust on the property.
W. J. ". C0WDES, Trustee.
TlL lllLlER, AuctlOneer. jail
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BLL HEADS, LETTER HEADS, &c.
h., T bat Bill Heads, Letter Heads, Note HeAts
HS' 90 70 The Daily Intelllgencer Job ones.
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Tgl'STEE'S SALE.

h,ltue Of a decd Of trust made by Peter Dolan
GlEuJ DOan, hi, WIIs, 10 the undGrSlgned trustee,
n Y,rth lib, 1875, aud rtCOrietl In the Office Of
slHE Of the County Court Ot Ohio county, West
issii, 10 lcr,l u innt Hook No. 8, at page go.
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The reporter called on James L. Orr
Real Estate Agent, at u Sandusky street
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financial and Commercial
Money Easy governments Generally STEADY
Stocks Irregular.
PIour DuII and NomInal-whea Lower
Provisions Unsettled but Generally
Lower.


New YoRE. January 1e-MoSEY-At GAG
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 6a6 per
cent Sterling exchange 81 SEX; sight ex-
change OH New York 81 SAX.
GOVERNMENTS -Steafy Tor SIS and As, and
Y halter for iSl,s md Y lower for Ks
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Sold in Bridgeport, O., by West 4 Gilmore,
, 1880-12-08
SPANISH MINER.

A correspondent personally ac-
ouainted with the facts informs us OF
an act of distinguished gallantry, re-
Gently performed in one of the prln-
cipaI mines in the mining district OF
Linares, in Spain. Three miners were
engaged in sinking a shaft, and after
charging the boreholes with dyna-
nit two of them climbed to the
gallery above, the, third, as is cnsto-
mary, remaining behind to light the
fuses attached to the charges.
Having done so, he sig nailed to his
comrades and was in the act of beng
holsted up with a windlass and rope.
when on nearing the mouth OF the
shaft he by some accident lost his
hold. and fell a distance of 50 feet
to the bottom Of the shaft, where ne
law stunned and disabled, in close
proximity to the burning fuses. a
chain ladder fortunately communlca.
ted with the bottom of the smart, ano
on observing the fall one of the
miners at the windlass, placing his
drawn knife between his teeth, went
down without a moments hesitation
to the rescue of his injured comrade'
and severed the fuses as they were on
the point of igniting the charges, ,nus
saving him from an awful ana III
Simultaneous death.-1smes.