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and member Of Congress from Illinois, and
Judge Aoeser, Republican County Judge,
astenished the Republicans of Shelbyville,
Hl, last week by openly declaring for Han
cock and English.
Lewis Lovelace, prominent Republican of
Pike county, Ind, and formerly candidate
of his party for Congress, has renounced his
connection with the Republican organization,
and is out for Hancock and English.
Edward Butler ex-stalwart editor Of the
New Haven (Ct.) Palladium, has declared
for Hancock.
Col. John A. Wimpy, heretofore promi-
nent Republican in Georgia, has announced
his intention TO vote for Hancock.
Mr.. Childs of the Philadelphia Ledger, is
another Grant man who has all the symptoms
of being for Hancock.
Hinton Rowan Helper, author af the elm
pending Crisis" has written letterin which
he announces himself in favsr of Hancock
and English.
Don IL. Powers, prominent Republican of
Eastern Maine, well-know n member of the
Penobscot bar, and brother OF exc Congress
man lie" Powers, has joined Plaisted club
at Newport, and will do all in his power To
elect Gen Plaisled and the Union ticket. Five
other Republicans of Newport have Joined
the same clnb.
Capt NJ. NJ. c. Griffin and Capt. 4. j. For
g ayes, are numbered among the converted
Republican members of tile Hancock and
English club, at Council Bluffs, Iowa. They
can hardly expect to carry Iowa, but evidently
they desire to record their preference on the
right side.
correspondent writing from Standisll.
Mich. SAYS: "rhe President of our Hancock
and English club is Mr.. M. Mccormick, who
has voted the Republican ticket for twenty
seven years, but is through with that party
now. Our Vice President, Mr.. Oliver T.
Eugg, is veteran of eishty-two years the
oldest citizen We have in Stauuish, and man
who has always heretofore opposed the
| Democratic party. We have on our list the
name OF six other working members who have
been Republicans up to this time. We are ali
enthusiastic for Hancock and English, in
some respects tie best ticket the party has
presented since the days of Jackson"
Col. Williamson, of Shreveport, La, de-
cmes the Republican nomination for Con.
gress, and announces his determination tc
support Hancock.
One solitary case has been discovered d o
some obscure parsonage out in Wisconsin
who claims to have been Democrat, but in
tends to vote for Garfield. We mention the
fact for what little consolation il may affort
the friends of the Credit Mobilier candidate
---Rochester (N. ~ Union and Advertiser
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AND STILL THEY COME
More Republicans Who are for Psaes.
Prosperity and Justice

The Pittsburgh Folksblsu heretofore
strongly Republican,, has deserted Garfield
and run up the Hancock flag.
Peter Wilson, prominent Republican
LAWYER, heads the call fer a Han ,ock club at
Streeter, Illinois.
Hon. Horatio King, ex-Postmaster General,
supported Hayes in 1876 and will take the
stump for Hancock IN 1880.
Hon. George r. Vending, of st. Louis
once leading Republican Congressman, has
declared against Garfield and will take the
stump fer Hancock and English. He will be
remembered as the gentleman who replied to
Bob IngsssOll's lecture.
Hon. s. w. Moulto' = fsrmsr Republican
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JUDGE SWAYNE ON GARFIELD.
A Judicial Opinion, Delivered i'll 1875
Upon the $4,000 De Gelyer Fec.
(speclal Despatch to the WORLDLY

Especial Despatch TO the WORLDLY
WASHINGTON, July lS.-A decision ZEN
deled in 1879 by Justice Swayne, Of the
United States Supreme Court, has been called
into prominence by the fact that it settles the
question of General Gartield's position in the
De Golyer matter beyond a doubt, and ex
poses the weakness and absurdity OF the
arguments employed by his adherents in the
vain hope of purifying his record upon the
S., 900 fee matter. The case in which this
opinion Of Justice SWavne was rendered was
that of Chttenden against Mcclellan and
others. 1t was tried in Cook county, ILL.,, in
May, 1875, and was decided on appeal in
October, 1879, in the United States Supreme
Court. 1t may he said that Justice Swayne
is a thorough republican and all Ohio man.
The Supreme Court opinion was delivered
in the case of Burk against Child, the case
of Chittenden against Mcclellan being sub
mitted on the arguments and briefs filed in
the former suit. Justice Swayne says:
THE agreement with General Garfield,
member of Congress- TO pay him S5.ecOas a con-
tingent fee for procuring contract which was
itself made to depend upon future approprla,
tiOn by Congress-whieh appropriation could
only come from II committee of which he was
chairman was sale of official influence which
no veil can cover, against the plaineSt princi-
pies of public policy. NO counScllor at. law
while holding high Office has right to put him
self in position of temptation ana umder pre-
tense of making legal argument exert ms
influence upon public officers depend upon his
future action Certainly the courts of justice
will never lend themselves 10 enforce contracts
obtained by such influence
The effect of this disclosure on the men
here who have endeavored in one form or
another to pallate General Garfeld's ofiense
cannot be overestimated. 1t is a shock so
severe that they are are as yet unable to meet
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LEG RAMS +!
ILIsION ON DETROIT RI X

|eursIOn Steamer Csllidea With
sinks y steam Yacht-Sixtoen
ks Lost.
lpIT, July 26.-Abeut 10 o'clock last
be excursion steamer Garland, with
board, collided with the steam yacht
cutting her in two so that she sank
Instantly. The latter had "a persons
i, consisting mainly of Rev. Father
berg, pastor Of the Trinity Roman
church, of this city, and a number of
| who had been on their annual ex-
and to-day were returning home.
bright moonlight night, and there
eem to be no earthly reason, save
negligence, why an accident should
arred. OF those on the Mamie, the
I were drowned: Mrs. Fred Martin,
| the engineer; Miss Lizzie Murphy,
|epsr of Father Bleyenberg; Miss
ktn, domestic at the Parochial school;
|oIou, John Horve, David Barry, John
b, Willie Cuddy, David Cuddy, John
!, James roomey, Joseph Monaghan,
boys of the church, aged from II to
S. Kelly, sexton of the church Jim
rgan blower; Andrew Dovan, boy
invited to accompany the excursion !;
McLogan, another boy missing, IS
lost. Capt. Hoffman, engineer
Father Bleyenberg, Miss Lizzie
of Monroe, and 4 others, were
None of the bodies were recovered.
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Bozenan--George Comfort.
Sheridan and Beaverhead-W. &. Shppen.
Glendale and Jefferson Valey-Hush
Duncan.
Virginia City-W. A. Shannon.
Sun River and Fit. Benton--W. j. Hall.
All other important cities will be provided
fer. Men will be sent from abroad to fill
them as soon as they can be had. Helena
was selected as the next pl zee for the meet
Ing Of the Mission. Con-.
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cellaneous Dispatches.

N, July 25.-Steamer Derment, at
rom the West Indies, has yellow fever
Three persons died on the pas
ghteen are convaleScent.
ANTINorLE, July 25.-The one
and twenty-five battalions of Turk
ar troops in Europe, has been i'll
by the addition of 800 men to each
bH, July 25.-Sothern, the actor who
!. has relinquished all engagements
Jar. Physicians prescribe absolute
LA, July 24.-Another earthquake
cHTed Saturday, doing much dam
10, July 25.-The total loss OF life
uakes at Manila is estimated at 800,
200 Chinamen. Almost every fam
Eseless.
FS, July 25.-A sharp shock of earth
s felt here te-day.
EUL, Minn., July 25.-The wheat
as commenced throughout the south
ties Of the State. The yield prom
number one and TO reach thirty
Ftg million bushels.
YORK, July 25.-Up to s O'Clock
no visible change in DR.. Tanner.
pr, Col, july PA man named s.
aud Joe Watson, Il aten-year-old boy,
Vned near the city to-day by the
Of a'boat.
90, July 24.-In the jockey club
!, 'een the six-year-old mare Maud S.
ncInnati, and the PAGER, Trinket,
won three straight heats. Time,
, El3a, making the last half mile
fastest time ever trotted in race.
S, July GA C0nstantinople dis
lhe Daily Ne,0s says the Porte is
place the responsibility of rejecting
ons of the Berlin conference on the
ouncll, but the ambassadors have
10 the Sultan that he alone is re-
Meantime troops and stores are
i trled to Albania. If Greece should
eupJ the territory it is intended to
Ne Turkish soldiers into Albanian
!, y, aany hundreds of Albanian dresses
nf made at ConstaDtinople for them.
ns Ol tho Turkish press is very violent
~ us European powers.
Oa ~ July 26.--The exact location of
et the yacht Mamie is discovered.
mi ules have been found, and the rest
II oe taken from the water now.
/ ORk, July Cot is reported at
Il saat James Flood has purchased
me home of Mrs. Bedlow, and that
I'D occupied by Grant, Jr., after his
oh TAh the millionaire's daughter.
4 aroN, July 26.-It is reported that
IIp face, of Mississippi, is to take an
M 10 the Maine campaign, and will
,ln q, augusta in few days.
M locratic factions in Virginia are
ses Ofe bitter at each succeeding day.
~ are making efforts to effect
tu1 and convention has been
! ~ DAY.
an fATI, July 26.-The colored Bap-
meeting at Danville, ten miles
ly, p,llsboro, Ohio, was the scene on
ng ~ and Sunday afternoon Of
vel Y. On Friday night party of
e .aghs went to the camp about ten
fSs Ss began an attack with pistols, clubs
' They were repulsed, and VIM.
les ohe of their number, was shot
e abdomen. Sunday afternoon
ad to number two hundred, again
: camp, and a most desperate fight
/ d aaing in breaking up the meeting.
~ Y some of the colored people were
'aey dispersed SO rapidly that the
not be gathered. No arrests have
,na
eel fk, July 27.-Edison has given
a. to divide electric light, and is
On a noiseless, smokeless and
dfic locomotive.
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THE METHODIST CHURCH IN HON
TANA.
Statistics Relating 10 Church Property
and Memb rshIp-HWm or Church
BuildinSs and Number OF Pastsrs-
Appointments for 1850.

The Montana Mission of the Methodist
Episcopal church was held at Virginia City,
commencing Friday, July %, and closing
Sunday, july rs, Bishop d. w. Wiley, Of
Cincinnati, presiding. Rev. George Comfort,
of Rozeman, was elected secretary. There
were present Revs. f. A. Rigsin, w. G. Ship
pen, Hugh Duncan, George Comfort, w. A.
Shannon, Marion j. Hall and W. w. NanOs-
del. o. c. Bundy, of Helena, and A. j.
Rundel, of Butte, also participated in the
meetings OF the mission.
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FRESH FRUITS.

Apples, Peaches, Grapes, Pears. Tomatoes, SC
Just Received at the CALIFORNIA FRUIT
sTORR, Main St., opposite Haussr's Bank.
jaly N-dtf
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The report sums up as follows:
Number of churches. ....... 6
Total valuation ...... 600
Inde btedness. ess............... 4,6S2
i'robatloners ...,. ...... Az
Full members. ....... 2S2
Sunday schools. ............ II
Teachers and scholars. ..... 577
farsonages .........
A grand reception was given by the people
OF Nirsi MIA City in Grace Methodist church
on Thursday evening, July %. Rev. w. A.
shannon made the address of welcome and
Bishop Wiley and Rev. F. A. Rigsin respond
ed. Refreshments were served and a good
social time was had.
Bishop Wiley's sermon on the Sabbath was
one Of the most remarkable ever delivered in
tho territory.
The following is the list of the appoint
nents:
Superintendent Of the Montana Assien--
F. A. Rggin.
Butte--To be supplied.
Hslena-To be supplied.
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New YoRK, October 20.-Cotton steady al
II 3-I6all Sic: futures barely steady. Flour
steady and unchanged; receipts 1900 bar
rels; exports 1900 barrels; Wheat firm
receipts 2i5,eo0 bushels; exports $4,000
bushels; No. 2 spring nominal at 81 l6al II !;
ungraded red 81 12al u; steamer NO. 8
81 Dc; No. . 81 lsal II; No. do 81 20; I'M
graded white, 81 lsal Is: No. 3 do 81 Gj
80. 2 do 81 12al 12iiss; STEAMER do $40 No !
steamer 81 90; No. 2 red October, sales so,
900 bushels at 81 Zeal I8l<; November, sales
100000 bushels at 81 l57.al l0x: December,
sales $4,000 bushels at 81 l7K; January,
sales 5000 bushels at 81 1Sha1 10. Cora
stronger with moderate trade; receipts Oh
NO bushels; exports $4,000 bushels; un-
,,aded 5say6c; No. 2, b5Ifa555Sc; No. 2 white
6ac; yellow 5Sc; No. 2 October 555Sai51ic:
November 65I1a55,tc; December 68a56lsc.
Oats heavy; common lover; receipts $1,000
bushels; western mixed S6s40c: wbite western
4Oa4fc. Hay demand fair and market firm
at S5c. Hops firm for choice yesrlings
choice lSa2se: eastern and western lsa22c;
New YORK State lSa25c. Coffee steady and in
fair demand: Rio cargoes quoted 1lxal5c
lib lots lIal61c. sugar weak and quiet;
lair to good refining 79sa7h; Molasses noml-
nally unchanged. Rice in good demand.
Petroleum quiet; Unlteu ~ nc. Cruue idoAC'
refined l2c. Tallow steady and unchanged.
Rosln tirn az 81 95a2 90. Turpentine quiet
Eggs arm at 19a22c. Pork steady at SIG 90.
Beei fairly active. Cut meats dull and I'M
,ettled; long clear s. l5aS 90 short clear
Is 80. Lard strong; prime steam Is 62H.
Butter quiet and firm at l6a30c. Cheese
steady for choice at l0al2Hc.
CHICAGO. October Colour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat unsettled but generally
lower, closing stronger; No. 2red winter 800
81 0D; No. 2 Chicsgo spring 81 o0hal 005i
cash; 81 9lIS October; 81 OK Noyember
81 03I December: sales 81 029sal 03iG De
csmber; No, 8, Csc; rejected 72a7sc, Corr
dull and prices shade lower at 39I4a3eAt
cash; 099ta40Ho November; 4lc bid Deem
Der; 45Hc May; rejected 3sHc, Oats dull
weak and lower; 3lze cash; 81 Xa32c October
S01<c November; 30sfc December. Rye
steady and unchanged ut SIC. Barley firm
er ct S3asic Pork strong and higher al
sls 20 cash SIS 62H October; sl2 25 Noyem
Der; $l2 20 December; sl2 s7H Janusry.
Lard active, firm and higher at IS u cash
IS 05aS so November; IS 20 December Bull
meats stronger and higher; shoulders 81 95
short rib $40: short clear 81 90. Whisky
steady and unchanged at ST. II.
Toe following shows the fluctuations In the
Chicago grain and provision market yesterday
rs reported by John N. Hoon & Co., brokers,
No. ll6O Main street:
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gELLAIRE.
All Coming over to Help Us Saturday
Night-aiinor Matters.

All Coming over to Help Us Saturday
Night-Minor Matters.
The District Conference, Of the Ohio
District Lexington Conference, N. =,
Church, will convene at this place
Wednesday, the 9th inst, in the NJ. +.
Church, and continue until the Slst. A
T:cd session is anticipated. All are in,
yited to attend, Or. Taylor, the Presiding
Elder OF the distriat, viii preside.
The resources OF most oil our MERCHANTS,
and OF many others, were put to the test
Tuesday nig hit to furnish light. The gas
workv' boiler had given out the night be-
lore but very few kneE that, and those
who did thought II would be repaired be-
fore night. There was no gas all evening
until nearly nine o'clock.
There seems to be q general determine
ton among the members Of the Republican
marching clubs to turn out In full force
for Wheeling Saturday night, in response
to the invitation and In return Tor the
turnout Wheeling gave ne. The promise
Of reasonable limit to ther route OF march
has been welcomed.
Another large foundation 10 belug DUH
back Of the new brick warehouse OF the
mali works. A stable will be built on 1t.
Mr.. st. Clair, OF Repwood, !, was ovei
Yesterday, seeming pleased that in Demo
cratic West Virginia he had been success
full in getting into the Legislature on the
Christmas goods and toys are making
their appearance already in our windows
DR.. Dolbier, former physician Of Bell
aire, was in town Wednesday,!
Some OF the farmers complain that thell
apples that were still on the trees were
blown of to great extent by the latt
The Pittsburgh Coal Works is shipping
coal, tivo car loads Wednesday, out thu
Bellaire and Southwestern, to Jerusalem
Beallsyille and Woodsfeld. '.i
The slaughter house being built on th,
site ofthe old Crozier livery stable, sabou
ready 10 commence operations.
D. W. Leet, our old townsman, was II
town Wednesday, looking as II his lie IL
the west agreed with him. R. Q. F.
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wrv WilIYou

Allow q cold to advance nyour system and
thus encourage more serious maladies, such a.
Pneumonia, Hemerrhages and Lung troubles
when an immediate relief can BIO so readily AZ
tained2 BosCnEE's GEEAAS SYRUP has gained
the largest Sals In the world for The cure oil
Coughs, Colds and the seyerest Lung Diseases.
It 10 DR.. BoSchee's famous German prescrip
ton, and Is prepared with the greatest cart
and no fear need be entertained In administer
ing It to the youngest child, as per directions
The sale Of this medicine Is unprecedented
Since first introduced there las b:en con
slant increasing demand and without singl,
report Of q failure to do " work ip airy case,
Ask your OFpgs1St W 10 tie uuth OF there 70.
marks. Large dies IS cent?. Try I and be
convinced. TrhsAW
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TRUSTEES SALES.
s,,rgrEE,s SALE.

TGgTEEs SALE.
! ., r, AZ, several deeds Of trust made BY @
.-T,ts,rdt and Barbara, bis vile, 10 TIE under,
W .teSIs. dltbd respectively Oh the 18Th day o.
$50 III, tho Isl day Of May, $50, The 9th DAY
~ AK. is thpl7th day Of August 1915, and III
W., 4 August, 1876, aud all o. record In thu
= " 80 !. III Ri County Court OF Ohio County, In
~. Al W,G Virginia, and are respectively 70.
III ,le, Si,j oi Trust Book No. s, pages 8, and
fi.l ~ Tr,, BOX No. 8, page AS, III Deed oil
III s% IA. . fSses lsg and iSJ, 10 Deed Of Trust
~ ~ iii, and in Deed Of Trust Book No,
las,sni TilI lell al public suction on
Iaty"1S THE I'D DAY OF OCTOBER, 1880
4 ,oocloef nj. Of said day, At the front
I'm; fsGf; House Of ISld Ohio county the fol-
e,isrrbd raj estGte, that ID 10 say: Lot num-
No fISl 80 o. sud Lot Numbered Twenty
Z III No. 2, lVirG OF the west side 81 Main
q Sws Wheeling. together With the
= i. n.oyerents erected thereon; slso Lot,
~ Iuspty.eight (2Sl and IhiTty.seysn t37l
=. !. i. tank o! the Ohio river, between iild
IL Wei stree, 10 said part Of said city oi
/ 4. v, r,llJ North Wheeling; also Los number.
| !Ts,,.e5N IN, rhlrty.tvO (82I and Thirty.thret
rs,lI SGrth Wheeling; also Of Lot numbered
t.-,sJ;stttl 10 North Wheel. ng, together With
| *, 'r1sslTpmrn'S thereon; also Lot numbered
| t.,..,sa l.7r 10 forth Wheeling, with liz
S,sI,z,slI Ceiling a trustee snail convey 50
m osIsytd to IN, by the said several deeds o.
hncy sity-.Ons.thir Of the purchase money
|,Ssss NOE - the purchaser may el0ft to pay II
= 4, d, bLluef 10 three equal nStallmenta q
1 ,Jg,s md eIIhteyn months from the day o
= N. ia,.fe,t 90 sid deferred inatallmenis iron
blrA Bi., the purchaser 10 give notes will
~, b n upproTSd by the trustee for the pay
p,iulI deferred inIiAllments nnd interest.
JAMES ?. ROC Frs, Trustee.
VI EItLER, AnrtlOuSAr xl6
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A Word 10 our Readers.

When you read Of remedy that will
cure all diseases, beware OF it; but when
you read OF pure vegetable compound
which claims to cure only certain parts OIL
the body, and furnishes high proof that Il
does this, you can safely try 1t and with
the assurance that it will help you. This Ii
just whatWarner's Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure does. Il cures all troubles Of the
lower portion OF the body and none
others. i will not help the tooth:ache
ear.ache nor consumption, hut It will put
your body in q vigorous and healthy state
where you can enjoy life and appreciate
It's good things. Tryit. TTns&w
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Some months ago the daughter Of one Of
our prominent citizens was pronounced a
hopeless constructive. She was very
much reduced in flesh, terrible cough, her
life gradually wasting away. recon-
mended her to use "Dr. swayne's Com
pound Syrup OF Wild Cherry" which she
did. In short time she was free from all
cough and other symptoms, and Is now
rosy and healthy. Price 25 cents and 81 on
bottle, or six bottles for S. The large
size Is the most economical. Prepared
only by DIR. swayne 4 Son, Philadelphia.
Sold by druggists in Wheeling and else
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The pride OF mother, tie Life and Joy Of a
home, are her children, hence her grief when
sickness enters and takes them away. Take
warning then, that you are running terrible
risk, II they hayea cough, Group or whoopinG
cough, which lead1to consumption, u you dc
not attend 10 It at once. Shiloh's ConsuMP
ton Cure Is guaranteed 10 cure them. Prict
10 cents, 60cents ind q 90. For lame back
side or chest, use shiloh's Porous Plaster
Price Is cts. Sold by +. Cooking, Agents, OBJ
Fellows Hall, and 'Chrs. Moenkemcelles
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$50. sail mixed and October $40 bid, 64ll,
asked: November SIC bid, 64kc asked; Do
eember b2s<c bid, h3kc asked: January 81
hid, 62sEc asked. Oats fairly active: No
white 42c. No. 3 do IoA40I<c; mixed 3T1Sa3sc
Pfoyisions nominally unchanged. Butter de
mand fair and market Arm; creamery !extrl
s0aSlc; good TO choice 27s29c; New York quo
Bradford county, Pa, 27a2SC; Western Re
serve extra 2JaY2c Eggs firm OF 2sc
Cheese steady and inactive; creamery lz5fi
l1aXc. Petroleum firm and unchanged
Whisky firm at 81 IL.
NV YosE, October 20.-DRY Goops-The
market continues quiet and steady Cotton
goods In lisht cemand at first hands and
paices still Rrm on vi leading makes. Prints
quiet. Ginghams and dress goods sluggish
and ,tcady. Heavy Csssiners In fair demand,
aud spring weights more active. Foreign
goods quiet. a--
New York, October 20.--METG1s--Man-
ufactured coppr unchanged: InEot Lake
ls9zals%c. Pig iron steady and IN better de-
mand Scotch $50 60a4 90; American $l9 26i
Russia sheetlns Sl3 Goals 90. Nails, cut
s. 1913 %; clinch "a 6Sa5 50.
CINCINNATI, October 9O.-Hoss dull and
lower; common s. 50ss rs; light 81 SOaa 60i
packing "a 35ai 20; butchers s. 65a4 20.
Receipts 400 head; shipments b26 head.
Nxw YoEK, October 20,-WooL-Demand
fair and msrket firm domestic fleece 36a6oc;
pulled 2Oa4Sc; unwa he'd l4aSSc; Texans
l4a29c.
PrrrsBuRsn, October 90 PErRoIvuI-
quiet and easy; crude United certificates
97kc; refined l2c for Philadelphia delivery.
NEW oRLEASs, October 20.-Cotton steady;
middling Ike: low niddling 1910; good
ordinary 9}ic. Net receipts 7,236 bales.
AErwERP, October 20.-PErHotEuM-Re-
tined 27hE
Lospos, October 2o.-pE1notruM Re
fined lOAd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-21

suI1oa's cGrARRd REAEpT-A marvellous
cure for catarrh, diphtheria, canker mouth,
and headache. With each bottle there Is an
ingenious nasal injector for the more success
hui treatment OF the complaint, withsut extra
charge, Price 50 ceutS, Sold by z. Book.
ing, Agent Odd Fellows Hall, and Chas,
MoenkenoNllAT. TT1AIoE
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J. G. statkey, a prominent and influential
citizen OF Iowa City, says; ~ have had the
dyspepsia aud liver complaint for seyeral
years, and have used every remedy could
hear OF, without any relief whatever, until
saw your shiloh's Vitalizer advertised In our
paper, and was persuaded 10 tryit. lam hap
py to state that II has entirely cured me. Its
certainly the best remedy ever knew OIL !"
Sold BY Z. Booking, Agent, Odd Fellows
hall, and Chas. MOenEOm0eller.
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Dry, parched, sore throat, phneumonia,
bronchial and asthmstic attacks, weaken
ed and debil,tated state Of the system, all
these dangerous symptoms are cured by
"Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrup OF Wild
Cherry" The first dose gives relief, and
the worst cough and sore lungs yield to It's
healing properties. An occasional dose OF
"Swayne's Pills" should be taken to keep
the bowles free. They are excellent for
torpid liver and bilious complaints.