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clear NIB 1925, Bacon stronger; lhouldsru
SlhIN; clear nib $40 SIX; clear Sll 90,
Whtakyt Ia coed demand al 81 10; combine
sop aales q finished goods 700 barrels, on q
oalelsO. August 9th DroVsn' Journal
Hogs-RSoeIpt 5000 head; ShipnOnh 2SOO
head common to good packing s. UUa6 IS;
Ugh. 70 10; choice IS 6Oa8 90; eullS and SEips
csttle-Rscslpts 400 head; shipmsna 2s,.
OOO. Market active and cattle in good de-
mand; exports 5000 at "a IS; good 10 choice
shipping IS 6Qa6 90; common 70 fair 81 60a
8 90; native butchea' scarce and wanted At
y 26a4 Is; stockers and feeders, IS 0OaS IS,
range scarce and wanted Texans 50 ColS 46
sheep-Eeceipts 10000 head, Market fairly
active and steady common 70 medium IS 10
q 00i good to choice 81 60a6 co. lambs, 81 80
NV oRIEAHG August l0.-CotIee in good
demand, Rice steady ordinary TO prime OK
also, Sugar quiet and firm ordinary 70 good
O. mmon 6NaeHo; common TO good 7ha1Ac;
yellow clarified CASIO, M0lRSsss dull and
nominal Rye, ordinary to prime SKa6hc,
NV ORLEANS, August TO- Cotton steady;
middling Ike; lev middling lOKc; good
ordinary 100 Net receipts 30 bales; gross
receipts 22 baleS; e1pOrls COsStWiSs S56 blles;
sales LOO bales NoCK $3.50 bales,
CINCINNATI, August 10 = Hoes = Steady;
common and light s. O0a6 rs; packing and
butcher 80 2la8 80. Receipts 5000 head,
shipments 5000 head.
NEy YoSE, August lO.-WooL - Dull
and in buysrs' favor; domestic fleece 42a
800; pulled 400; unWShed S2AS4oi TOxAs
StaS4kc.
PlTTsBU on, August 10. = Petroleum dull;
Omitted certificates weaker, closed at 100; 70.
nnsd 7hc for Philadelphia delivery,
NV YoRE, August lo.-LEA1HEA-Dull;
Hsmlock sole 2Sa27e
ASTWEEP. neutrality-suspicious.
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% $50 oonnEnOlAL,


WV WE
NV YoRE, Augu't 10, MoSEE-Msrkel
active at 2HSS per cent, closing at 4per cent
Prime mercantile paper SaAK per sent. sterl'
Ing EIchaBae banten' bills steady atS4 s2hi
demand - s4b,
GnvIENpTy- PnEns-Steady, except toI
new fours, which declined y per cent,
U. .. "a extended -IeXIu. &, 6 sztsndod., -"l oak
lil, ouplnB...,.,,.. tlik u, eouP0nir'''-- ''.''''IIbH
PaelAr q Of 's5.--,..,lR
RAILROAD BoHDs-Dull and irregular,
STATE sEcuRIIIEs Moderate.
Louisiana cepSolL.-. S6XlylninlR 6s,,.-Yr,-,--
Missouri S,.,,.,....,..+.lL2 IVIFEiAiA tons ID, tx'
It. Joseph, ..,,,,.,,,,.--ll0 mltuFed eouponsr' y
Tennessee 6s-,-.,...,, g lVifgiaia detsFT'd--, N
Tenninea G'bueV.,,,,H
~sFoCES-The markstopensd geueally lower
and Ia the early dealings prices declined "a
~ pr cent, Wabash Pacific leading the
downward movement This was followed by
q irSclional recovery and later by aSlight de-
cline, and the market continued irregular I'M
III the second board, when prices fell of IA
TX per cent, the latter for Metropolitan E.le-
waited. In ths late dealings, however, prices
advanced NatA per cent, on the announce
ment that the Joint Executive Committee Of
the Trunk Line Railroad had agreed to restore
the rates on grain from Chicago 70 zoe per 100
lbs taking fleet August 22d.
Transactions 223, 0O0 shares.
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. ApylhlpE Ell 10 DripAs

New York Hsrlld.
From the objections that are made 10
one after another ofths commonesta articles
Of diet 1t would appear thatthere is among
ua q number Of base persons who are con
spring to make trade for Rravediggarr.
There is not a single dish in common
use but is soupdly abused BY soms one;
bread Is said IN be worthless because 1t
LACKS gluten Of the wheat, butter Ia said to
be the cause Of blliOusneas, salt thickens
the blood and makes the user cr0Bs, milk
scitens the muscles and bones, beetsteak
contains pIusslc tcid, mutton Is I'M.
ct 10 eat unless 1t has been kept 90
long that II ia unfit to smell, pork
means trichine, ish thins the
blood, tomatoes produce cancer, berries
sour on the stomach, the coats Of which
are ruined by ThubsTb stalks In pie or
sauce; green beans produce poile, and the
dTsaTy list might be extended indefinitely.
Between all these calRmitiies and death by
starvation there 10 not much choice, unless
one prefers 10 prolong . miserable exist
euce by using some Of the alleged foods
that are put up in bottles with attractive
labels. Yet somehow people go on eating
all these dreadful thinga aud living, and
when any particular food product fails
and another 10 substituted the health
OF the public does not seem
TO suffer by the change, II the
people who buy family stores will pay lesA
attention to talk about the healthfulnesa
OF various articles Of food and more atten,
ton to such methods OF cooking as will
make food most pAlatable and easy OF d..
gestion there need be very little fear Of
the natural quality OF the rough materials
brought TO- the cook, II is the dty, tough
steak, the leRthery slices Of fried ham, the
undeIdone vegetables aud oveTdone
meats, the greasy pies and heavy cake
that play the mischief with the American
digestion, health and temper.
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Chr Q~ntdligsater,
IN PEAUF,

"
When you are dead lpme day, my dear,
Quite dOAd, aud under ground,
Where you will never loG OF hear
A sum aer Alsht or squad.
what shall Income VI yuu 10 death,
WAtn all our BonGS 70 you
Ara Llert 10 the bird Whote breath
Has Nubg lhO summer through
wonder will you ever wake,
And with urrl eyes hgAin
Lie for YOUR old lile'S little AXE
An age Of Joy or PalnS
Shall y me atGTn dsStipy eiptTol
That pstect form, !htrtin
hardly SEQ enough VI foul
To male your life . Sinf
For We have heard for all thing horn
One hArTeltdly PrefHrS
lts EoldeO ISTuPEsI for the e0Ip,
And Ore 10 bur- the tArOBj
But who shall gather into SheaVeI,
Or turn aside 10 blame
The poppy'l puekSI'A hSlnlF~ leaves,
bloWn bells Of scarlet almti
No hate % hard, o love 20 bold
To seek your blilI or woe;
You are too sWG0l for hell 10 hold,
And haven would tire Jou %.
little while your Joy shall BE-,
Apd Rh9n you crave Tor Iesl,
The earth shall take you utterly
Again INTO hOE breast.
And We will and q quiet place
For your sill Bepu' chr,
And lay lhs aOEtrs upon your iass,
sW Of 10 Jour kisses were,
And With hmh,d yoIc $ Vod a mIrth
spTsld tho light TUT Ab .ve,
Soft ~ the all ycu loytdou earth
A. much No you could love,
Few ieIrS. but opce. our ava, ,h,II ,hod.
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Ma j. MApiH, Ba4k Of Toronto. Dat. writes
''Billonsnl Is and dyspepSiateem 10 have grown
ub with me; having been ABuiTeief for years,
| have tried many fenidies. but with no last.
Ing result until | used your BURDocK BLOOD
lltfTESA. They have been truly q blessing to
nue., and / cannot speak too highly Of Them"
Price 81 ", tidal tiIs 10 cents.
Bold by Laughlin Bros 4 Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling.
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When your friend or nelghbor Is laboring
under bodily affection, Indigestion, biliou'.
ness, constipation, caused by impure blood, OF
disorders OF tha kidne,s or liver. don't fail 10
recommend Bur 'Ork Blood Bitters. asur and
tate remedy Price Il 90, trial size 10 cents.
BOLD by aughlin Bros. 4 Co., Wholesale
Druggists, " heeiln..
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There Il n heavy increase Ia the arrivals
over last week-m0re than 5000 head some
1000 Of which were received at the Balti.
more & Ohio yards and went through direct
TO Philadelphia sud Jersey City, and from the
limited dOma and here, 1t Is Likely theie will be
lone to go after the market to-day. The
quail y Is not a. good as last week. There Is
but little else than the home demand " DO
supplied, and trade Is not active. sheep Sa5c,
nnu lambs 3abI[c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-11

| was troubled with an eruption for eight
years, itching intolerably at times; tried
many preparations without finding relief.
Through the use OF "~Swayne's all.healing
Ointment" | am entirely cured.
JOSEPH H. LAMBERT.
at Hortsman 4 Bros Fifth and Cherry,
Phila.
swayne's Ointment, the only effectual cure
Tor letter, all C~utanejus affections no matter
how obstinate or how long standing.
swayns'S Ointment Is sold by all ~druGgists,
fThRkw
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~ Rave used your Spring 81, ssom for dys
pepSiA, headache, and constipation, and fnd
II has done me a great deal VI good. ] shall
Recommend II 10 my frlents
"HENRY BEaTOLErtt,
MAY Gath. 98 Main 81, Buffalo.
Price o. cents trial hotties 10 cents.
Sold by Langhlln Bros, 4 Co., Wholesale
Druggist Wheeling.
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"ARin Diseases Cared by DF. SWAyne'a
Ointment,

What Is more distressing than an obstinate
skin disease, and why persons should suffer q
single hour when theJ have q sure cure In
"swayne's Wntmenth is past u compreh3n.
sion. The worst case Of letter, Itch, 9alt
Rheuln, or that annoying complaint, Itching
Piles, yield 10 It's wonderful all healing quail
ties. Pimples on the Face and Blotches on
the Skin are removed by using this healing
ointment, perieStly 80 Q and harmless, even
on the most tender infant,
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L. Taylor, HlnsdAle, N. II. wrtesi "Pol
thirty years have been greatly troubled
with Itching Piles: have consulted many
remedies, which proved b ME no remedies al
all, until I q obtained DR.. Swayne's Ointment
OF Thomas drug store In Brattleboro, W
which cured me completely. 6wAyna't
Ointment sold by all druggists. rrHsAw
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There {, full supply Of hogs In the market
this week-iully equal to the demand, which
Is reported fair In Ill the yards. The quality
is not mp 10 that OF last WeeS, the stock nnearly
all the yards being reported inferior TO what
II was then, though there are some as good
hogs az were then offered. We quote rough
soWs and stag, at SKaSKo. and the better
grrdes sKa9C, with extra at exc.
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MARIETTA COLLEGE.

,bnutinl town In Southern Ohio 81
lnpS igs Na,kingum ElVsL 10 successful
e'lsI" lo,ty.rI ltRu. Two ur'l q study
WV, toaf ESD zach, iden'iClL LGe"Pt ~ 10
J. s'T ,B,Ss, meduI,S About % GOV VOl9mfS
$50 XIX Y, Arargnt Inquest hiss decreased the
hNl, ne l%csolir. ipS The Preparatory De-
iaog ,,,,,,uieon ~ fith Of the Coll SSeoureG'
.a XIX Sep tmbsr stu. HAtlst ., ISL
hAH~ u. 'NDRE Fs, President
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-T-T "
The offerings this week were inferior 10
average quality even 10 those Of last week,
consisting OF q l0nger line OF common cattle,
with maolum les numerous, and tops-quite
as scarce as they were last week. On these
Iast 10 W. tne eaee last wees thete was little
WIS 10 10 200 per 100. and on common No,
and In a very few instances No decline was
accepted to make sales. Prices ranged from
2haBHc with many more sold at and near
the former figure than last week most Iales
ranged fiom 4a6Mc.
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VAsH1IENEsTSEv fERRs1rY

Gin u ". q LEf. President. .
fNsmprA lnN uiiOh In languages, LtteFHs
iSr M Ntlturs sud In the Professional Schools
TL,W Nd engineering. HFAlthiul location IN
d. Yl1, dYiulnA. k1pFniea Tor line mOnihE
I,dng ned S995. stSslun OPers Sept, IS 1881.
TvGuWtIiHu J. l. CAMPBELL ia.
ids Ce \, Lexington, Va
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REMARKS.

Arrivals this week "..""..+", ~ ,Ap
Arrivals Last Week. .....", ."a....... ."".."m.... g,20l
Arrivals one year ago minimum. ......... .....-..... II, yit
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IS one Of The nlUst annoying diseases
II the world, and yet ali can find sure
relief by tie use Of DR, SwAYNE's ONT.
HIkT II has been tested In thousands
" instances and invariably makes .
SURE cure. The symptoms are mis-.
tute, like Preparations, intense Itch.
Ing increased by scratching, very dis.
treSSing, particularly at night, "a II
pin worms were crAwlingin and about
the rectum tha private paris are
sometimes effected. Header, ifyLuare
suffering from this distressing com.
plant, or letter, Itch. scald head,
rlngwornl, harber's itch, any crusty,
scaIy skin efupti ms, use DR.. bwayne's
ntuta,aak aud h. arxad
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NkW Iukk' august w. OoJtOn weak AZ
l2al2kG; futures steady, Flour steady; 70.
ceipts 1000 barrels exports $780, without
decided change v heat opened a shade higher
and closed hahe lower, receipts, 1900 bush.
els exports, 10000 bushels. unsraded sp Ing
81 lSai 2OX; No. 8 spring 81 II; No. 2 spring
81 IS No. 2 Chicago and Milwaukee 81 25a
| 25N; ungradei red g. l0al SIX; No 3
81 27KAl n; No 2do$ 81 SONai SlIG; steamer
81 27Mal 27H; No. | red 81 SSN; mtIed win,
ter 81 2fkAl "a; ungraded white 81 liza
| 28h' No. Z white 81 IS; M. | white, sales
5000 bushels at 81 2skAl 20, ct amer do,
81 rs I, 1884 bushels at 81 ~; No Cred. August,
sales ~, 900 bushels at 81 sOHal 3lK closing
OF 81 301G' September, sales 4sS COO bushels
at 81 3lhRl sax, closing at 81 SIX; October,
sal, 8 8 ,000 bushels at 81 8Skal SAX, closing
al II 33T; November, sales o. 0gO bushels,
81 3hAl S8 4; December, snles 1900 bushels Ut
81 SSal S9M. Corn inactive; options closing
firm receipts $4,000 bushels; exports 64,0OO
bushels ungraded 6iN60G No. 8 46a55c: steam.
sr t6Xa67ci no. 2, 69a6Oc, No. 2 white, Ella
6tHc; No. 2, August 69Ha61c, closing at
60Ho September 62XE8ic, closing at ESQ;
OdtObar 6iha65ho, closing at 6tc. Oats
active and 0 shade higher; receipts $1,000
bushels; western mixed 43a46c; whita west.
ern 4iKc. Hay weak at 0Oc. HoDs, demand
AuNl hllh IL ! z u III lthlllllE lShlQU ! NuNl-
ern aud western 1920; Bay State I?a23c.
Golf equist but finer, Rio carpoes erdlnary
to prime, quoted at lOalSkc; job lots l4kc.
Sugar, demand fair aud market irm fair 10
20 d refining, 7hGaSNc. MOlasses quiet and
unchanged, Rice, demand fair aud market
firm. Petroleum dull and unchanged. TalloW
steady at 8 0-iGa6Hc. Resin firm at ~ Goa
2O7H. Turpentine firm and high r at 4SXa
44c.. Eggs firm for choice At 169l6No Polk
unchanged and Hrm new Mess III 80AlS00.
Beef In buyers favor; city India mess quoted
a. $2i 0lay7 90 Cut meats strong and quiet
long clear SO IS; short clear $40 90. Lard In.
active prime steam $ll IS. Butter, demand
fair and unchanged at 12ai4e, Cheese dull
and heavy at 7a9Xc.
CHICAGO, August lO,-Flour steady and no.
changed Wheat unsettled, but generally
lower; No. 2 Chic'go spling Sl24X cash
II September; 81 16Aal I w october;
81 l6R year No. g., 81 0SRl II rejected 79ka
SOC Corn steady and III fair demand at 6SKc
cash; 64Hc september; $40 October; 695Sa
t3hc year; rejected 4Sc. OhtS circulated
generally higher at 33XaS4c cash $50 August
1910 October S2<a3!lfc year. rejected S2ho,
Rye steady at 8 hC. i rloy quiet at gjo Sep
telnher. Fa3sech quiet and steady Pork in
fair detnaud, but at lower rates at 81 76s
II s7N August and So, TENDER 81 75al7 80
October slB Is year Lar In good demand,
but at lower rates At 81 81 cash aud August
III 2iAil 30 September 81 aOaii sax Ucto.
bet; 1il SNRl0 6OH year Bulk meat, steady
and In fair demand, eHsl' r but not quotably
higher. Whisky steady HndstrUnEer Ut 81 IL.
The following shows the fluctuations III tile
Chicago grain and produce market yesterday,
Gs reported BY John a. Fc0n h Co., broken
M fIA0 nAatFN nARaaN
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DALEY,

Daley.
BIZ mali, n GdFaaeE PoHsgs prspai4'
0Re year. ..,,,,,,,.,..~S - % Three months. ,,....,S2 %
Six m0nths,.,,.,,,,..., I % One mOuth,..,.-...... Is
DtliVsed ~ CaHiEJ n Cay and AbuTbJ at Is osaI
PerSetL
NEaI.WEEKLY,
BY mad, IN GdVGRpl, POIlS9a PrPaih
One saE.,...-.,,,,,,.,., g % six mont M ,,,,,..--, 81 80
WEEKLY,
BY mail n Gdsaahs, poIiags prtpStd
One yOR r.,,,.+,,,.....,,. 81 50 Six months. ,.,,.--.,,.1 %
Crest reduction 70 Gluhl, send Tor sample copy
and drrulanL.
address ali communication 70
IRkW 4 CAMPBELL,
PuhlhhOn InieliHencaE,
Wheeling, W. Va,
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VFS1 HRGINIi University,

SlSt igtNRihs Of studYi textbooks furnishes
81 SsI otbap IrAng0d 10 suit lEachGFV; ~
tt1I h ~ ftT truu el7b 10 a1DOt rDn.sAr
htn igril 't1r4.ld. Fil' term bFgins SeII
ha6s Slabet Il students larger than for ten
Ian PnI0.I
't,'is ,i.rf. 1gJ U,HyT '7IhrmGt'G Apfr
hil'! ii tlrht, u. d. P%nrlnton, NorgAn.
hU, SEW
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Arrivals this week ""........,.. ... ............,.,.. 6,pSl
Arrivals last week ,""u.......,.,,,. ...,............. i,S5s
Arrivals one year Ago",.,. .......,.,4"... ..........,.. $500
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BALTIMORE q oH1o RAILROAD 90.


On and after MAY y, 1881, FASSenEGT tfLII viii
~ t~olloVs-WhOalinR Time:
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-04-05
SAYINGS OF GEORGE ELIOT.

No man can be wise on an empty stomach
Adam Bede.
Nothing is so good as it seems beforehand.
-Silas Mariner.
Troubles easy borne when everything
gives it a lift for you.--FeliN Holt.
AS for age, what that's worth depends on
the quality of the liquor.-Adam Bede.
Genius at first is little more than a great ca
pacity for receiving discipline.-Daniel De-
ronda.
Blows are sarcasm turned stupid; wit is a
form of force that leaves the limbs at rest
NeliX Holt.
There is no sorrow greater than to love
what is great, and try to reach it and yet to
tail.-Middlemarch.
There's a sort of human paste, that when it
comes near the fire of enthusiasm, is only
baked in harder shape.-Danlel Deronda.
No story is the same to us after the lapse of
time or rather, We who read it are not the
same nleTplete rS.-Adam Bede,
Every mans work, pursued steadily, tends
to become an end in itself, and so to bridge
over the ~loVeless charm Of his lite.-Silas
Mariner.
It's easy finding reasons why other people
should be patient.-Adam Bede.
Ignorance is not so damnable as humbug,
but when it prescribes pills it may happen to
40 more harm.-FellX Holt.
1t seems as if them as arn't wanted here
are the Only folks as arn't wanted i the 9TH
pr world.-Adam Bede.
It's allays the way wi them meek faced
people you may as we'll pelt a bag Of feath-
ers as to talk to them.-Adam Bede.
Colleges mostly makes people like blad-
lAr. srct ,nNI f~., ntIt, lI,t 80 ~ tl..
stuff as is poured limo lhem.-Adam Bede.
It's an fine thing when you can
let a man know just h you think of him
without paying for 1.-THE Mill OH the
Floss.
Life is so complicated a game that the de-
vices Of skill are liable to be defeated at every
turn by air-blown chances, inralculable as
the descent of thistle down.-ltomola.
1t is very difficult to be learned it seems
as il people were worn out on the way to
great thoughts, and can never enjoy them be-
cause they are too ired.-Middlemarch.
Worldly faces never look so worldly as at a
funeral. They have the same effect of graf
ing incOngruity as the sound of a coarse voice
breaking the solemn stiffness OF night.-Ja-
nets Repentance.
After all the talk Of scholars there are but
two forms OF government; one where men
show their teeth at each other, and one where
men show their tongues and lick the feet OF
tie strongest. Romola,
When the commonplace "we must all die"
transforms itself suddenly into acute COLI
seriousness, Il must die''-and soon, then
death grapples us, and his fingers are cruel
afterwards he may come to fold us in his
arms, as our mother did, and our last mo-
ment of dim earthly discerning may be like
the first.-MiddlemarcE.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-05-07

OF y money when the word breathed
free agsin Venice sDnang into glorious
commercial life; America was diseoF-
cred and the mines Of South America
and Mexico sdded in half q century
lo.000.0 600 20 the circulation offered.
When America began to develops,
croakers began to be alarmed and
asked, what shall We do? There is not
coin enough for the worlds business.
Just then, in the remote wilds of Cali
fornia, a little daughter of a millwright
while playing in the dam attached to
Capt. Suffers saw mill, came to her
father and exclaimed. "What a pretty
stonef" 1t was a nugget of gold; we
all know what followed; Australia was
next in gold producing; then came
Nevada, Colorado and Arizona, until
now we have eight or ten states pro-
ducing enough for all the world.
Kimball closed By explaining the term
of specie payments" 1t does not
mean that for all l buy l pay specie.
and for all / sell / get specie. There is
not gold and silver enough in the world
to transact the worlds business for a
single day, but it means that in settling
balances in commercial business
through the world as well as between
mar and man, specie must be employed,
and the nation which disregards this
rule sinks inevitably into discredit and
disgrace.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-05-07

The Parnellites, In a meeting OF 30,
by a vote Of II to u, adopted a resolu-
ton TO abstain from voting on the
second reading of the land bill, and to
leave the house in a body when a divi-
sion is called. 1t Is said that Paruell
offered the resolution and that A. NJ.
Sullivan seconded it, and 1t was adopt
ed on Parnell declaring that IL it was
not adopted he would resign the leader
ship. O'Connor Power refused to act
on the resolution; the discussion was
stormy. The Standard says that Sui
livan wrote to Parnell, declining any
longer TO acknowledge his authority; It
is believed others viii follow his ex-
ssnpIe. The Telegraph says the moder-
ate home rule party wished 1t under
TODD that they were in nowise bound
to the decision Of tho meeting. 1t is
said the rupture In the Parnellite camp
is complete. The Times says that Rich
ard Lalor seconded Parnell's resolution.
The minority against the resolution
were; DAILY, O'Shaughnessy, T. Sulli-
van, McCoan, Blake, O'Sullivan,
O'Donohue, %Smithwick, Marum, Nc
Carthy, John O'Connor Power aud
Macfarlane, while Richard Power,
O'Shea and Nolan abstained from vot-
inU
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-05-07
PILES, PlLEsr PILEsi
A Sure Cure Found at Last. No One
Need Suffer.

A sure cure for the Blind, Bleeding,
Itching and liberated Piles has been
discovered by DIR. Williams ian Indian
remedy, called DIR. Williams Indian
Ointment. A single box has cured the
worst chronic cases of twenty-five and
thirty years. standing. No one need
suffer five minutes after applying this
wonderful soothing medicine. Lotions,
instruments and electuaries do more
harm than good. Williams Ointment
absorbs the juniors, allays the intense
itching particularly at night after get
ting warm in bedl, acts as a poultice,
gives instant and painless relief, and is
prepared only for Piles, itching of the
private parts, and nothing else
Read what the Hon. j. M. Cofinber-
ny, of Cleveland. says about DIR. VIII
iams' Indian Pile Ointment: l have
used cores Of pile cures, and it affords
pleasure to say that l have never
found anything which gave such i'm
mediate and permanent relief as DIR.
Williams Indian Pile Ointment.
For sale by all Druggists, or mailed
on receipt of price.
FRANKS s. HENRY & Co., Props,
Cleveland, o.
Be sure and ask for Wiliamsi Pile
Ointment, and take no other, az
For sale by Addoms Il Glover.
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