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, 1881-02-08
A FARMER WHO WANTS TO PAY SEVEN
PER CENT,

III ING isHithf ~ me lH1caa0 JTdulHts
MATrnDS, Ill, Feb. r--1 believe THE r,,tnUSE,
which NlIus,st invariably takes Tho cot,n1ol-
Ycsse vitw nf nny s,tbjcct, Is unwittingiy wrnn1
ITO reduce intcreHt In this S,ntn Il, per cent,
aud fcur wteru 1t really would do rs IL Hool
Il may by its strong Influence 'to IL harm. Self
nni IL SO ,!t,is,g believe represent nlso tho
uprrehcnsions of ,n"ny ", hundred. and even
tliey ktltw nut how tu mako themselves l,envl.
a few years ngn fontishly, perhaps, but lilsa
,,s tWn,sets o. ~ ,,t'v n'rK rlass @ n
buying too tnuu! land. We hlvc strngElcalilt,,g,
ans Tor tho lust three ycnrs hAve been SLOWLY
pay nllr mortgages, which We owe to Etstcrn
oanltnlssts but wo cal'Ilos I,i.y further than we
@ mR rn p .e 9y s1 U%s tes eE,rs @ i9 Mvo
giysn " to unsrst.al that they W.! iet "
nrn Willing 10 10 It until wo ean pny ali .lp: hut
We III not wish our stato tn fnroll .ls tn make
ss @ ~ 4 sa'Y k H. = s"tvtrs III % "s ,,r Mq
nr!nclpA! !s.demYnis'. when Due; 4 lhs out; ut;
notify ns t0 rMy, II wtHtd lrn1 despair to !,,nily
srliRElns iarn'cr. who, z iert utane. VIII iny
VI a!' , a;' r % ny ret 5 a viii TII't sst
ont. would tike to save per cent, ur t., per
ycNr; bM. T., IN July, ny lntn T. dug an4 1'n
cont, vi Whit am to ;tlo5 Thu WI wt,ul'i - .
tflIlQ III HllE u ElAG. IN u CllkihS III lUG
mortgage guye. nnd 1t IL III Uvory, nOte. that
snyR it Uail, ruin utter due nt per cunt. Now,
whbn July rt,sllcs, nnG tho INV f1rbists n1e to
mukD II now m0rtMtHe with nitybotly tlso ut
over 1ter ecnt, and Gans,pt Eet money ut tant
my ercilltar WI NY, if yon c.t.not Eay tbon tho
mortgage must run ut per cent ntttr It u di.t
theHe fnrns, hut + n.,st bo !lnsly millions TO
j1atlgu f.pn1 Coles Cnunly. We GrK OF THE
TNt,uSi:, 1,A otlr lttuinburs of tho Legislature
who tryItlx tN tlO ts good. f jtsf tt 10 atohc.
supy Ia NJ plenty VIC taltt get II ut " hht VIC c!1a
ntrur4l IL pny, evnn II Il nut ~ chrltl, ns Wo
wish It wls, hut don't, We beg OF yutl, stir up
trouble now wlaui1 wG Arc paying o,lr mortgages,
nu II VIC cn1, l,ayo time will l'ty nlI.
We hayo tuken GnrI Nf ourselves In wOraO
times ttnn these. Niil beltDvu VIZ Ar1 ca[lle Of
mAkl,ix contracts yet thut NO eNn stund; but
don't tie orr hEtda inst n6 wn heFiu 10 hre Tree
tiul.t, Whun wu llru oitt If debt nr IIcing i,
tIett Gun 1y Ut sight, tAc W. cal Afford to talk
back to tllniuyI yIGlluErS: hut. wEtn dyGry Dtler
ttrln o1, the lilIlas Eu.ltml lluiironI Ia still
under in0rtK1lKc, "t!uta't put any chip Dl oilt
shoulders 50 lun9 W Wo aro not being imposed
upon. OSE lSTEltEsTEh.
LII Indiana md Iltlois reduce tho legal ratt
or Interest to pur cont, wlirre will tho money
lo,l,scra nud goott horr'wcrs ut higher ratu ui
f,,turpat2 Thu Ohio rntu Is per cent, and farna.
,ers tlild no difficulty In getting NIL tho 'nnnos
thoy need ut thnt rate, 1t will 10 tho sAino IT,
Illinois, notwithstanding tho fcnrs OF Our scurct
| correspondent The 1nunuy market IL settling
| down to Il per cent rate uf Interest on real
| estqtu aururlty.-ED.]
, 1881-02-08

*,st Money HUT GAINED IN NET BuItpLus.
,h.s u"lhS tito uncertainty Of figures and
,has saey vii! sonctIn,cs lie, tho reports show
iass " 1ae 4bose nanled companies, with less
vu,e ..,.ae 1aan expenditures, tho following sscro
nettos nf on tho last tlay Of the year in
rh'a,. e"Hs. over and Atoyo nil liabilities. III
ago: >"'' "o'o l"'''o '''"''''0
rms Eun,oe M e@S!W'sle.IAlbany. S urook1yn, Ctl-
lcs''Na.aa.n @anHf.cflrsrs i i.tslIcrs', ,stgchna.
publiv iia't,.N Wy g York Ety, rark. l'a'plvs: Aa-
tHter HItsa :Iats fsdstes. williamsburg Cty-l7.
lsunas '.a.l'E. Rhoalo lsaut: Merchants, ltllotle
dl.Ra: S.I,,m"ct'; toI1ncct!cnt; Nat!ena!: ln-
ton. p:nnG T.: sassucH..sctts, reopses: 'rren-
tn ; aaseut; Security, CunIcgtItut~-ll.
Ipr tha puA'e Is explained by tho fart thut dur
enha se 'ear Tho VALUE Ut thor investments has
ma "n considerably and that tho xa!n over
trr,sa%ss so 1ne excess of expenditures has liz
Il ,rH IL, .no Eet surplus ol tho co,.pnt,es natuet
st4In In thoIr n',.S tnSs tuck scoM to hava ln..!o
soa'aa9sp 9pSiSa'f %S'tE TO 'ncfeAse tho surplus q
'ANnd1tuEts oAecsso1 ttee'Ptaosee
rn rM. or''EH SIDE OF THE yA,tE ruzztr.
tha aase Is unoher curious gact lv bo drawn fru,n
,ho epotts, which Is even mur,, u,,zxi,Ir Than
tbnts s'aao1 that several companies auye lost on
M oic.S aess but gAincd In their riuhey, 1t Is
sainra ". aa ms: that yArlous companies have
pEu. ~ suo'r busluess hut lost III their net sur.
report M "r "saer wor,!s. tho following companies
aud Ycs hs,.!1s 1sss OF receipts over exncndfturrv,
eysnr ~; ess net surplus than thoy possessed
MtSa.nsIt'rE Ms~ strE CoM,n.ie.-Asr,cultura, Farruvu,.
hellet, Trs,&S. y IIadrts. Northorn. NORTH nIver.
t.ssxs tGhxs Siato cSs; cua;.tito u1ion e. aaus!a--s;
Asas, M. siae!nsAs Fund u Californian Firo-
S'Asesi sads q Leather, Maisachu-
, 1881-02-08

n11 III tic hFfltjnftF-fiWfl@
collapse ul tho AtknstHt Plan fpr nlttuIl irs-
lnAtrnntG to'tPatly In In. ctiS. 7 H. thn Irtn-
rnst rtrtrfGt!tHt NJ thu uw4 nT tho 4tMtr nf Nrw
fnrk Mp,'r tho iartNniiDn nj .su"i, companies.
Lung rrinr i" t'ie recs'Hi nEitntur sntI',, New
fnrk pnrtlr+ ha,i II correspondence with the
stutH i,surn,lcr department rcla1ivc ~ the tor-
'lltn's rf organizing II tnll'nal cn:nI'any here.
n gsxes rsnS f , ] ,,., s 4 Il hsa w ,r =,
dropped i;.to nIinct'nt.. Ths, tnii,l tint Inlr
h.inslrcA applicants wern nr!csssry nts III? trt.-
t"' "'or"than 1T sas' fr" any s or" r rhsr. t liz
department hul'ls TINT no lmey ean ne grhnte!
f"r nw.r 10 pGr e, q sat. ss *i Y Iay1ts y nc
noica for $iEiUU, with tit0,fn 'nld up tho
!arF,st lalcy wonld By :lo.ut. witreas q. a;
kinSUn fes.tlt WIS To isstsr policies fur $t0O,tsn
to R1HHtG ltrtns upun nilc risk.
4 SMALL. AUGMENTATION.
The Sterling ttanitnt ss.agj ,0Hh Inns nuaynmatef
with tho tlplN tcMptai SlO,tkl0l milking *lt).-
UJ0 compnny With arnA1! net aurrins. Tho OK
pcctnton Ut Tho now Cutnmny'. managers is to
Increase tho pn!d-up capital ut uncc su $it0 0tl,
and within twrlrp mD.lths to mi uycn million.
They realize TINT tho tlny 0f snail cap!tn+ con-
rcti,lg with lar4e cap!t.ls has ptl.sc, prul,ably
forever. Rnd Tho new Company, 10 stand
l gl,nnco. nmss @ 10 armed With IT. at ea,t Sl,GEsl
tion with Il sAn.lU0 cnnp,i,y, G!it viii, whit
f1M "ro q r s"ssrs 81 ~ he ork ne es
NOW ckt,IK otlt II prccarOus exlstncr Ill fp,nll
nssts nnd net Rrpl!,scs Is lll,tIlHal1nat or rb-
Insurance.. provided! nlWnys lint tho President
Or Secretary cnn bu tinker, elrc Of. II tho lust
mentioned escnt wcrc Reduced to II certainty.
mo HlfKht fGlstlltttl!} anticipate II l1NlE Dozen
1innlghtnutlons inside Hf II month.
M i:Snt.tsll REINSURANCE TRICK.
AN advertisement recently nplEttG,l In ono Of
tho weekly insurance. Journals so!lc!tny be-
hnlf or hi Engsl, eonrnny ,tsirliis Of cxtetisl-
inK its business to tho Unltci Stntea II te,1llHr
for tho reinsurance Of tho risks of my ArncrI-
, 1881-02-08
The following lIhlo will show tho enormous
business those companies u In tho receipt Ut
jlre nr,4n,}tln1s md III artne1,t ff 1Osscs:

ness varies greatly In character 1t Is gc,,YruLiy
or I'm lrst kInu. The tbrre con,,ul,t,rs which
1ou II ,c,,,i,,,nx nro rcnnrtr,t tn In hnnviIy Inc
t,,rcstmI In lnsur,t,r tho urourrty Of rnliwny
cornnrn,,ons. wbirl, trf,r lnrvn nrn:nt,,ms. and
snmr,Iurs lury,. hM.t,s us.,wo,i.- .rl,ur !. m,
tIn,,ft Tint ,hc tmI1tiis IN II ycrv urnif rxtt.1;
t.in. ~, n.o,i.,t uf t'nir enorn,t,1s as.,,s md
fns.. .,v,i~ fnw"r' fhnIr isIn,.ss i,ns I,ertnsr
rmHr ,,v WINK ,,ni tnn er1,ti,inl tuuv III INe
.n =, m ~ sthnr ,s' IL vii sfir ~, ,,,nr1.
iii, ant r,s,, ,,,ori, ,,I,rrr 10 innrtm te Prcs.
9.tt of ,, " S GMs "aGo y i,o,t ~ m ~
.tnT,l1s its1f h nix iii, +hm', nv nfhnr 1nns,
- ,.,,,,,m",n,no w ,rnas f,,,,. 49, ;, i,ta fir,,
lsss thaM Il 6lE conl1n,ny from abrsa.'.
- mr. whnt o,.cr il ,,t",. rc cnIic,, rIn
~u =. ~ no f,r,,,, s.,,.',miis. I,us in,1ts"I
ao 81. str. @ IN ibTH ,n sIHi;l Id; II, iSa ind
uM aI F F,s I'm Xii n, iI,n supt tn fnn rnf.ints
If Nr,y York ct3t1ltrinfcs have ivcr0nsGd less
thun SJ,0NaQNl u.ld those nf ntlcr StAtes lcss
thun 81 1UNtoNt Iuril ~! tWlst tne n9uFos III
Mny W. t,a ~ ~ nsai,1. ivrtcr ~ ~ o,.nr
~ RAW, ~, *. * 0n ~ "
r,,n rnasp,,c.r NJ, 1851
,s ,,,,, t,,, ,',,ofnI !, IA nns,,,,.c,v ,ncorr.
n.I.,r "a % ',,a It,,1"r c,nu,nt,x md ~ limo
ne, ,,,,,, ,routors ,,,1w t1,nv nro fMu,d annnv
a. s,,,,,,.. .o,,.,,oe ;s,,rso nr.,rcuntc 1u,aI.
ncss rc,,rcscnts prrI,n,,s ,nr fourth of tho tota
Ihese s'aall eolhpahlea tch'!ta "s y! tAc !ha'i@
cru Juw who stArlLs outside Of tho sAtos VI Jc-
rus,,lc1n, tlp Holy City, w..lllng Tor tho return
-. ", LUZ JEWISH N.s y" ,',,. III .'s W..
Tiny nre ns powcFless 10 resist tlo htrRlhs
waves 9r popa'ar, pvejusl!cY n @ fayor ,'t Of
tSo intIiS. ] inv"siers % oi .iicir country. OH.
, 1881-02-08
WEST SIDE PARKS.
scmi-Monthly Meeting of the COM
missioners Yesterday:
I'roposcd Route or the New South
Boulevard.
The Washington Boulevard Assessment Es-
timated at SILL Per Foot.

1.,,, ,ro,, ,,,rt ,,,or,, hold "A rcgutnr meeting
lnc "est uHlh no'. ~ '.,t,., ,t"-., ,.nr,, ,roa.
ycsscrny nt'crHoon' at Mn'e, , ..S.. ".n rss'
rnt Commissioners WILCOX, "oh'asa. s1cLeeh.
Urnuock, Wtwj l,nhlfs, and "ilkrn. The first
,n,rc ,,o,,hnr orcuntcd tho chair m President,
t'"'. .'~o,,.~,iIxo NJ ,h,r,,. ,mr,
~ iiasfcr tn eclI1hR ~ M s.'.. ss'a
Ious VI lann"re 10 Wy f.:,nn,I,
!"i'9 WIZ rc'e'',.' ~ '" tAo A'A'F
te... Win p"wer 20 oet. ,. -. ..
The FlnAficc Committee presented '1s report
for tho tnOntl OF January, n It WIS improved.
trho rncnIuIa ,vor,. From Wc.t ,ruwn t,Di.
,.a.. =" I'm. r. 49,. r,,wn NJ t,troc.
lectar' sa,H"; 'fom t"o ~ n" W -, III.
soh, fur fiutubnfde boulevard, SI,'ul;
deposited ly Secretary. snn,lry receipts,
s,,;1. tnt.t &, IN. i,nInnrc from urcyloua
. "' 80 N' sa,"j e.s M rrho ,,,v
month"; S--''Et; Frand t'tA:; T|''E'' Aha "'ns
MISUNDERSTANDING tic DoccfnHer Pay-so!s
Of cmr!oyts, amounting tu t.,1i,, cI1atcr!nR
Dolxlas l,unlevar,l. 81, ,1p0, an inr Interest cn,-
,ns r,uc.,n.,', N ~, .s,vcr, sia.ri rim tai.
p"its Fe"'si',esi' s"h"s'~m. ~ :'"'"'' A"o '"'
Rticc oil hAn Jan. III WAS $an.'5t.
The Committee nt South boulevard, to wlin1n
wns rtfcrrpI tim ercct1pu of n ronte for a bolle.
,.n,, ~, ,s,,,,nns .,,' xos, md suu,h nnrl,s re
vi" ~ e"n''cee wv 'est ' r,. ] p' -
ported, frcnmeistling fno ~ l"winK , ronte; we;
Startling f1un Tic ctltfo Inc .! iHo snhlh tna
Of I1niIklhS lNrk. III EcGt Wl!e. AttN fuh1HR
, 1881-02-08

Tho Joar'lat of applied Scenec. gives some Do
tho nl,,nhur ut hrowerles. anil tho consumption
or beer pur head OF tho population IN tue tllitcr-
Gnt eountrloa .of EUROPE. Thu figures ago Us
i1ttinrs
, 1881-02-08

The only absolute spscitIt that wo know Ol for
snesztnG, snuiitlnE, mid choAinE c4t!rrh Hr hc4I
small sum Of ii affords illstunt rUief, uud in-
yatiAhLy eu1ea.-!tltuicut IlIatx-
, 1881-02-08
Quantity M. Of co'latt'np''

Ot tiis Z ioi0 hrcwsr!rs IL the German IslnpIre.
jn6tv, U,S.t, whllu IN Prussia tho number VI
Gruwcrics i.s fallen frosu ld,xn u 5:sa. though
tho tu.illty Ut becr hrowu! has nut tll1nititsi'e
IN thNt city hati Il, Is1U only 10 brs wcrirs. but
thuy wcrs Ull u, IurEu scA!o that thoy nude sa
All nycr,.xo, NEARLY l,uuU,UN gallons tAch. Tho
sltlu IL thu cnse hi Sixuly. wilerG tho pro4}uc-
llul or bcer has trchlal during tho last forty
years. while the humber of hrewerles bus !li1iill-
hipwul In ilnhunlI,l, aud tho imports of beer
eontEulIo 10 dlluinsh. wh!.U tho quantity cx-
was tWgnty SpMEk AEu.
, 1881-02-08
/; INSURANCE.
1he Total Results It of 1880 in
Detail.
who Were tie Losers and
NIoney-A1a]5crs.
psn,agkablo Showing Made by the
Foreign Companies.
Advantages Of The Great Capitalists Over
Their Weaker Rivals.
AFifo L|oyds Among New York
Merchants.
pdt;sh Md fur New York BrTincSS-Colll.
Portable Outlook for lSSi.

...,,t ,,,,r,.rp,tdtuet " 1ht Chicago 1ttbunt..
.ea,r esS VnrK. Feb, 6-Thu NMt,tul statements
Xxx Drc.;ts,lrunrn companies 'iofnK business
=. sutc n,. ,lI In u tho ttEtlfcs Rl'relttl be-
@are thc mihlfc. Ttey present truly "n'ixci
o,s :, mil u;trr c,ltIsps fur rnnErRtnintlon nnd
osae,,atIou, Th. suspicion which Inns prevailed
w. ,bo mast two ycnrs that tic lnrEe companies
~ ~ cIz,,ally ncgI!riI9 tho lua a!,arc Ut tho
a.,,ny business vi thu culi1.try receives "c"n.
sg'1astou srct,E ns pr.of uf llaIy Writ" whllu
,o converse vi tho picture Ia that ,nany Ut the
.a,l,rr oIlIscs nru growing "bculltitualy less"
~ thrir hold upon popular confidence. Tho
",rcrrnt uf business IL MI interesting s1llsIy.
.na,npricrt to bring II before TnE TRIBUNE rcnd-
A.. tbo following figures nro presented III conl-
.,,ton for tho years ei,d!ug lice, 81, 1S19, nt1d
pee. 81, isS]:
TtIT.th ASSETS.
iSH,. i613.
y,r York companies s. ;i..l'.s1,1i7 h,Il=,.rs3
n,hrr STATE s,,i1punEt.s.. H.U59,::ED t5,i0s.aS7
foEeipn COMPANIES ~, ,., -, 10, IN.
Total. I51 s'EsSes,gtl
ro1t1 liArItlrEl:s. lSGLljnISG CAPITAL AND
REMEMBRANCE.
s:; S;s Hss s,ss ::sss's: :s;::: |$Ss ] i55i$;:
iMS1SH smertcan ihranctrs>. ,,.7p:,i51 1oAt7;o
ro,a!..............,..s s as,oal:ss n',ln.ols
TOTAL. RECEIPTS FROM All. SOURCES.
y.r ro,x computes, $ =s;n, IL ssl,ts,:;s tsis
pest fs9srs S's}s sSpa"ss s;"Es''t. S';S9 a Ea ,!
Total. s;7,ol1.Ula $ us:s7s,la,
TOTAL EXPENDITURES. lSCLuptSG LOSSES AND
DIVIDENDS.
yew York companies. s ri, iiutG0 nl,RA,sH
, 1881-02-08

Flo O1 yhur cuE,lA with tho l. JarAncse Corn.
Ellv." II Viii surely cure and ind puin. u ccnt4s
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CHRIsEsIAs SERVICES.
General Ob.sryanee o. the Holy nay IN
Ihe Churehea YesteEtiay.

Il has been Aoms years aimee Christmas
was 80 generally celebrated in the Wheeling
churches, and since the ceremonies in com.
msmoration Of the event which the day
symbolizss have been attended withSo much
interest, as yesterday. Special musical fea.
lures accompanied the services in each
church, and In many instances the diseourses
and other ceremonies were OF peculiar in
IAHask
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pEi,SONAL MENTION.
Co..Ip About our Ilolld.y visitors and

fInavIn About our IIOIIdny VIsItoYs and
N"' $500 n,na. uoonIS.
AZ. o,,,ohay ond L.i,Io h0vo ,Otu-rod
.. a.. i III, Os'''"' "''" ''' nav avs"
We ore glad to see Captain John Diokey out
again, fully recovered from his recent tedious
Illness 49,. :,
spending Christmas with her grandparents
ut llurr's Mills.
Miss Nealy Scott, Of Waynesburg, Pa, is
spondlng tic HOLIDAYS with her cousin, Mrs.
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PREsRnTATIoas.
NEnarous PFominent People H0norsd
BY thOir Prlsnda.

~ theiF Friends.
The employees Of the Wheeling Parkers-
harg and Cincinnati Transportation Conn
pany, desiring to present Captain G. II.
Booth, President Of the company, with some
token of their friendship and esteem, chose
= novel and very eommendable way to do
50. Yesterday morning, when he awoke, he
was surprised 70 and that some person or
persons without the fear OF the law before
their eyes, had entered his room in the
dead hour of night, and left handsome
gold watch, with the compliments Of the
army OF employees in the service OF the
company. The watch, which was purchased
from Messrs, Miller & Franzheim, Is ons OF
the finest ever sold in this city, the works
being Of the finest make, and the case OF
solid gold. elegantly and beautifully en-
grayed. The chain Is coFrespondingly hand
some,
Mr., Daniel Clemens Of the firm Of Hanna
& Clemens, who operate the Fulton paper
mill, was very pleasantly taken by surprise
Saturday morning The hands employed at
the mill, after assembling In the office, SUM
mOned the gentleman TO join them. Upon
entering Mr.. A. G.. Robinson stepped for
ward to meet him and In little speech pre-.
Sented him with handsome gold headed
cane from the employees as token Of esteem
and regard, Mr.. Clemens was entirely over
powered with emotion for moment, but re-
covering, responded with feeling and happily
expressed his gratitude,
Col. Hugh Sterling, our popular Post
master, seems to be particular favored at this
Xmas season, We chroDicled Saturday the
presentation 70 him by the letter carriers Of
gold headed cane, Saturday evening two
Il r az ful la
Cowl and Alfred Clator, presented him with
day morning ut an carly Chief Clerk Reilly
and Superintendent OF Mail Carriers Myers
presented him with set OF silver and ivory
nut crackers and picks. In both cases
friendly remarks OF M informal nature were
exchanged. These signs OF cordial feeling
are pleasant to see,
Tie miners Of the Wheeling Creek Goa
Company made the Superintendent OF the
works, Mr. J. u, Walters, the recipient OF Q
handsome gold watch and chain, purchased
from tho jewelry establishment OF |. G. Dill
lon. The presentation took place at the
mines, and was made by Mr.. Noble O. Con
way. Addresses were also delivered by
Messrs. Thomas Miller, Jacob Winston and
jeremiah Parry. Mr. Waters made an ap'
prOpriate reply, and the presiding officer
closed the meeting by q few remarks compIi
mentary to the Superintendent,
Commodore Henry seamon, OF the steamel
Little Annie, presented Miss Bowman, o.
Martins Ferry, who was the first lady to SO
foot on the new boat, with handsome silyeI
cake basket.
Luke Elton, tho genial Main stree
plumber, was made happy Saturday evening
by u present OF large easy chair from tn
|ulen In his employ. Theodore Roller mad,
the presentation speech, and Mr., FittoI
responded in happy style.
AnOtherpleaSant presentation was that o
a gold headed Cano by the congregation OF st
Pauls Church to their beloved pastor, Rev
Starke, yesterday,
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A CouaH, Cold or Sore Throat should be
stopped. Neglect frequently results in an In
durable lung disease or consumption.
Browns Bronchial Troches do not disorder
the stomach like cough SyrupS and balsams,
but act directly on the inllamed parts, allay-
ing irritation, give relief in Asthma, Bron-
chitis, Coughs, Catarrh and Throat Troubles
which Singers and Public Speakers are sub
ject 10. For thirty years Browns Bronchial
Troches have been recommended by phySlc-
ians, and always give perfect satisfaction.
Having been tested BY wide and constant use
toI nearly ~ entire sney hs tS
staple remedies OF the age. Sold at Is cents a
box everywhere. TrIigAW
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Ghe QntelIigenft''
Nnr AhYorfIs0mentn.

0diecl Nov. rs aud ~ Fourteenth Street.
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why Will You

Allow cold 10 advance in your system and
thus encourage more serious maladies, such
as Pneumonia, Hemorrages and Lung
troubles when an immediate relief can be so
readily attainedt BosCHREs GERMAN SYRUP
has gained the largest sale in the world for the
cure Of Coughs, Colds and the severest Lung
Diseases. ItisDr. Boschoe's famous German
prescription, and Is prepared with the greatest
care, and no fear need DO entertained In i'd
ministering ITO the youngest child, as per
directions The sale OF this medicine 10 un.
precodented. Since first introduced there has
been constant increasing demand and with.
out single report OF failure TO do lis work in
any case. Ask your Druggist as to the truth
OF these remarks. Large sizes Is cents, Try
itand be convinced. TThBAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-26

CARPETS
CARPETS
CARPETS
CARPETS
CARPETS
CARPETS
CARPETS
CARPETS
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CARPETS
CARPETS
CARPETS
CARPETS
CARPETS
CARPETS
CARPETS
CARPETS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-26

We will send Dr. Dyes celebrated Electro
voltaic Belts and other electric appliances
on trial for thirty days TO young men and
older persons who are afflicted with nervous
debility, lost vitality, ETC., guaranteeing
speedy relief and complete restoration Of
vigor and manhood. Also for, rheumatism,
neuralgia, paralysis, liver and kidney diiii.
cultieS, rupttires and many other diseases
Voltaio Belt Co., Marshall, Mich. TrHsAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-26
WINDOW SHADES.

In this department we offer an
assortment Of one hundred va
rleties:
SHADES Of any color or ma
terial made TO order.
New Dado Shades In the --latest
Colorings.
Store Shades q specially.
We use only the latest and
most improved Carpet Lining
In all our work.
We always have Remnants Of
Carpeting To sell at less than cost,
Before purchasing we respect
fully solicit a call, as our stock
offers opportunities for informa'
ton that should insure an exam
ination.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-26

To ALWAYS protect the weakest parts Is a
duty, and It's especially the duty OF those
whose lungs are being weakened by the con-
slant wear Of coughing 10 protect them by
using soothing remedy, such as DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. Price % cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-26

Best English and American
Cloths from s to "a feet wide.
Stair ana Hall OIL Cloths In
beautiful designs,
Our Oil Cloth stock Is well sea
soned, and always carefully
stretched before being put down.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-26

CHILDREN are subject 10 a great many all
mentS which have their origin In the stomach
or bowels DENIES WORM sYRuP will cure
them. II lisa nice purgative, aids digestion,
gives tone to the system, and leaves the child
hearty. % cents bottle,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-26

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year t.
All-1feAd OF local.
Regular Tuesday PaCket-Ncw Andes
Headoi local.
500 Reward.
Closing Out Sale.
1ost-Black and Tan Terrier Pup.
Rhodes RouSing Remnant Sale.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-26
CARPETS.

Fine MoquOtteS, with Dordsr'
to match.
Rich Yelvets, with borders tc
match.
Extra Body Brussels, viii
Borders to mitch.
Choice Tapestries, with Bor
ders TO match.
Church, Hall and Stair Car
pets in Body and Tapestry Brul
sells.
ThreO-Plys, Super InEralns
Double Cotton Chains, and Dol
phin HempS in larger variety
than ever shown before,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-26

Tho following shows the range Of the Their.
nlOmeter, Us observed at sChnepfs drug store,
Opera House corner
SATURDAY.
TAM 1sM.5P, N7RMl7A. NJ 12M,SP: Nj Pm.
IS 70 20 % 30 80 a 81
5INYxarM7PSN IH T1'M12 xanM7rN
Is % 81 o. Is a 81 IS
WEATHER INDICATIONS
WASHINGTON, ID. G., December 20-iA.M-
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, warmer
cloudy weather, with rain variable Winds
mostly from northeast to northwest, in east
portion lower pressure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-26

on December 20, "a, Is, 80 and 81,
1881, and January /, 1889. The D. 4 o, will
sell excursions tickets to and from oil stations
on the line of the road. Excursion tickets
good returning until January Sd, 1882, In
elusive,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-26
RUGS.

Moquette, Velvet, Tapestry,
Smyrna, and Rugs in great va
riGty.
Velvet and Tapestry Sofa Rug
Rubber and OIL Cloth Mats.
Sheepskin Mats.
Special to Close:
Lot OF Crum Cloths,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-26

You arc sick we'll, tilercis just ore remedy
that will cure yoi beyond possibility Of
doubt Hits Liver or Kidney trUuble, Ton.
sumption, Dyspepsia, Debility, wells
Health Reheweth f. your hope. 81 % Drug.
lists. Depot Laughlln Bros. GCo., Wheeling
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-26

India and Rattan Mattings toT
Offices and Public Buildings.
Cocoa Mattings in all grades
China Mattings Of every quality
from 22K cents per yard up 10
the finest Lintan,