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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-01

Geo G, o MGd H1v;iv Eo% liz
90 % ae ys " %s. aHcaa
AZ ~ a. 81 JAM ,1saise ls$ l'SGs :d3 Aqsu:
i7.s eovsm6sr "%7 a, o$e. Pre-. ring
sa%. JUL - @'f %afa AP" sc S% +
sTy s9f 10 o;y: S e1cnr Riss Fs%uaTy
iI liz. irsn.tsr,b: order. li23
I s1st hands % p lin % l ncd ' SS & sf5
Ill in Ba tn ore mild era quiet an" nou"ally I'M
TioUh ANS MEAL-FLouH-Marse'a sladc STRONGER
DEMAND snd lshj EG'ng TaIe "gu s,s. Is'"" 9ss
nsS 81 ing I'M nv oos I aa $40 or orc Cos %"i T1
SSs No. 49, SO ' o. EO a1 1S mSs S S
81 10 ncu Ing :" re y"'y Ghice Winter heat at
manly En a. - 80 49, D. inter- WS: fIITS
q a' 5 G f" %H"c T.nso
io export Quotauon' 80 :. t|a - . alter itrens "a
81 s.: s"oH 10 tan0T so :. sSsso 90 0O%r! 81
sts Com.loD % ooo nI.ra honnG noon oAo ~ oaS! ~
81 . ia ), Common Clear. 81 j1SsI 49, Rye aItu'e
81 so s, sS 90 a s. Common 20 FAR S1s
ss: .S' wat $G... s1 'ss' au
steady; y IT, lays !!o dull @nrnareS T. 80
600 to cnUlSr '? @"@s D FyE Su
aiy oooGGIs HrrTh"e - go , 3d. la.irI 1[
s. 81 Ra!s5i: s E3NS MEtL Qu' 'THy' , Ys
Gu dtci NM Guar ~ }st%,; 81 TO- u,,o, .,,
an c N en-. Il i:*y5 sG :':'
q unit 30 ~ A.Od 81 he decline sales. liza, 90
buss. future ll1.uOn Uush cash, udlnt 80 SIrng
Wit. Red, p i3a L.. 40. RID 81 lNasl ~.
81 ~ So M t.. ~ i'%r$: IL itt'amrr WmIc
81 ljS, No. Kcd January eltlcmrnt 81 - No. ted
sep nss do Marcn. ,. i7asl - Fl ."g y ~.
do April 81 3nS4 c,'sne s. COS. ] ?0a4 d. dav.
81 ZiidSl .O,. co.ins ~ 20 "a - 2ba 10 White Feb
ruary ~ 10 a.aSl IjA. 81 eng IL 1879 y do Mar
81 las l7s co.rg 81 l!afl l7'I do May. - u.
c osnp 81 lo'4dtl i71 .krr nriueI w;ih light supply
II or. 1000 tush. 3d., ApIl. 81 %; l,JOi bush.
P,nusyivanl. track. 9sc. l,O0u bush so L. :.
-. BARLEY Iui l. s,rddy; a boa ind -iTrOW cd
8, te ruInorrd ,uid 81 ...TARIEY MALI quiet sni
unt hanged. 90. co " MarKei cned weak aD closed
shade crate export dtd home trad lie
aul, bI-,n"s~n sir'dldt'te arCu SIDES,
t. 90 hush o. 10 'nsh cash. including Cngfafcd
,5t; ste M I-uOw, 81 10 ~. Gamer hlte, %
No . Whi.c 5sc Mixed ~ '1,. inciuiing l2u0
Ius In the erVdtos at j,s. - No Mixed. JHc " Iir
Suutbrrtl I "c FrUru"ry 5'Hd3 esc ci"Snt 1J'4
N ;iS,c: do March 5,al tic. tOs.Hg J'''0 "ir.: Ito
Anil c. closing jI7snjo.; do ND % . - 90 closing
OAI~-aakr Urrneo 's0- lOwr "ul irAvt, a q
If myth safes 26tuuh hush Including NO
al 42c No 5 No. = 42'sd t5t.. NJ hilr
4,c:N0 l. 43c " itr ~ 2ai~r. mixed weston 4S~
A3c White no. White stats. 3G04 III lulhg 40
900 us 40 lie ruirr. i2'I .3c lUhuOo usl do harch
oIt-lle price,....r CID tary a"tvc. ithG6O 10. "Wd
&C track 50 U57 &c mill; loo n. 95cdSl % uack mll
So a9Jc.
IN STORE IN >Ew.YORK BROOKLYN AND JERSEY CITY
GRAM wAKinoUsks AND HLLD On CERTIFICATE II
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, FEBRUARY /. 1881

quote and above at Xxx and above at NO
nj 4SdjUc Good No at 40d4jc.; Coarse Wool at 500
doc; Michigan WisconsnVery limited demand for all
grades We quote and above at 42ai3c No at 4Sc;
No 2 and Coarse 80 04Oc. COmbmg aud Delane-Dul;
We quote Ohio Fine Deaine at soc; No COmbng at 5Oo
62ci Michigan and Wisconsin Fine Delane az 4Sc.;
No a 50c Coarse grades dull small sale reported
at i4c Kentucky COmbinGNO sales reported asking 4Uc
Pulled WOOl-Wesiern Sup-rs In much larger supply
than ad been supposed anu are being pressed harder than
any other class OF Wool AS the demand for themis very
light II LOOKS as materially lower prices must
quantity We quote good Maine super at 52c;
Good Fine super at 4Oai0c.; Western super at 3ja
&c. down to 30d3c for the best Colorado Pulled ~ 50
alhc Texas TtritOry Oregon ctc-Sacs light win prGes
easier though nOuinaly unchanged quote Texas lho
and Medium. 1885, Coarse l9dl5c Valley oregon ut SOC
39r Eastern AT ~ c. Colorado at 27G@Oc for SUPERIOR
down zoe for inferior aides Ordinary he qnnlcu
at q 35c Nevada, Montana Uiah etc. nominal At 2n@
32c Sa35c and 1ed22c. for Fine. Iediun and coarse
grades respecyey Caifonia-Spring nominal at ~
Soc to 33ac Foreign WOOl-Demand comparatively good
pr1cos rather lower We quote; Australian. al ave 10
4ic &c 10 33c English at 4c 10 Ace one
sale reported al soc 10 55c probably very choice ga e S
Woo. The for the week comprise ltOouo
Domestic Fleece and nled and 81 lOo ID Of fOelg
making the weeks transactions l5i25OO OF Foreign anu
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In State bonds small business was done, in-
Guiding North Carolina Is special taxes at sle@S
Virginia 0s consolidated ex-matured coupon at SoAi
and Tennessee 6s at Ash, Louisiana consois are
quoted at 52la0 54l4, North Carolina consolidated
as S5&87ls South Carolina 6s non-fundabe 4@5A
Tennessee es old 4sl2050 and Virginia Is deferred
d4ls0I1. Of city bank stocks there were sold
Hanover Is, at 1875 and Park (1OO at 155.
Tho dealings IN railroad bonds generally were UNI
important with some decline in prices for major
tity of those that usually active Erie second
consols fiuctuated between 101 and 10Oss. finally
closing at 1908. against 1908 Saturday. Missouri,
Kansas and Texas tirsts yielded from 113 to 112l2
0112bs but the seconds were specially active and
rose from 40 to 82l2 closing, however. at 3d. u, y.
and l. c. incomes also were notably strong and ad-
yanced from 7214 to 75l2 closing at 74l2. Boston.
Hartford and Erie firsts yielded from u u 10 6O !;
st. Louis and Iron Mountain first incomes from
96ls to 06, and second incomes from SO TO
30. New-York Elevated frsrs were strong up to
l1S and Metropolitan rsts rose to 1Oo the seconds
selling at 04094ia. Ohio Central incomes declined
per cent to 652 and later recovered to 66l2 Lake
Erie and Western incomes easier at 79l26797s
but LAFAYETTE, Bloomington and Muncle incomes
from 80 to Slos, and Peoria, Decatur and
Evansville incomes advanced from S0S4 10 81 o.
Denver and Rio Grande consols declined from 1874
20 1921 and Kansas Pacific consos were hardly
steady at 1O4Is01O4. Texas and Pacific incomes
were stronger in the early dealings at advance of
ia. per cent to S3i2 but later declined TO 81 L. aud
the firsts of Rio GTande division rose to 102.
balance. made up by gains Of $7Ss0s currency and
S4S7. 224 coin. This makes the total gam since
last Friday 1875. $40. The money market was much
more active and after the early business was done
nj 5 per cent there was q sharp late demand at q
per cent which continued until the close of the Ex
change Time loans quoted 4O5 per cent, bat
the bulk of the business in that way IS done at the
highest rate. The domestic exchanges on New
York are unchanged at previous quotations. The
United states Treasurer at Washington to-day re-
ceIved $199 900 in National bank notes for redemp
ton. The customs receipts were $3.50, 299 and the
Internal revenue receipts were $S10.642. he fol-
loving is the Clearing House Statement to-day
Exchanges. $17o.447, 4o5 balances, $4'66o.47i.
The transact ~ at the Sub Treasury TODAY COW
cred Receipt, S.609. 063 payments. 81, 046945;
currency 6ala..ce, $4.S206o1; coin balance,
The following Is the statement of receipts aud dis
bursements of the United States Assistant Treasurer
at Newton for the month of January. 1881:
a5a
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ID: pepnsvivana Central. e7h nlinois Uentral. lss

Reading S2S4
LoNDox. Jan. 3l-2p m-EewYork Central. l65. Pennsy
Central, 81
LONDON Jan ~ 2so m-Pars advices ouote three per
cent rentes ga francs 80 cenumes for the account.
LONDON jan 3l4 m.-CODsOs Pa for both and
the account Atlantic and Great eslern nrt us
tees certificates GA second. 32l2: Erie, 5lle New
YORK Contra l54S illinois Central 1872; PENNSYLVANIA
Central 67l4
LONDON, jan 3l-i30 m-Paris advces quote three
cent Tenes "a fr ncs 22l confines for the account
LONDON Jan. 3The OF bullion gone Bank
OF England On balance to-day ia 2970
PARIS Jan. 5l-i3n tn.-kXchangc %
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me imports include 80 English bred Mares and stations
wc are soon 10 be sold at the American Horse Exchange in
lhs cry They be fine animals and intended
10 improve the driving OF Two Norman
Stall?ns aud brood Mare the properly OF c. Buck and
SCye,dne stations ownel by Reside Brothers, were aso
iecetu during the week the former lot to Illinois and
the latter to Nebraska lot OF 20 Horses shipped
hIon on The steamer France T. b. Eastman manager Of
Ihe American Horse trade Horses
1hs ABOUT IA last noted Prices have not ed materially
e past three months and little change Is autic
lpaitG before spring
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
NEW YORK. Monday. Jan. 81. 1891.
GENERAL MAtkE1 REPORT.
NtW-YORK Monday Ian 81 1881.

ASHES-Quiet ulcha grd
COrTON-SpOi Cotton very quiet Official quotations were
as lows: may ~trct Or mary anu 0nOd o din"Iy
reduce ars strict Ordinary reducr irs Low Mid
ding reduced e, tTv Low MI dn aud Muding reduced
lie Good MIDI and trc rOod Mldiine advanced =
MdJIng Far UCyd Il Ia aJva 'Cci y STAINED OF
tons advan Ell IL. cxcep Good OrDay wch reduced I0c
sales. 2bdr i1U oaiuTd all consumption ne
nvered coJtic. pts at the port today
81, bales 1895 ast week. and 22Dso
wear since ~tpte Der l. 4.O02O72 bales, against
g. 49,. ! 40 during the Sd pc Od last season
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.


LYERPooT- Jan. 3l-Pork-Pnms Msss-Eastern. steady
at rs Western steady at 65i. BacOn-Cumberland Cut
steady at ~; Short RIB steady at 81; Long Clear
steady at 40 Short Clear. steady at al. Hams-LonR
Gut steady a. 49, snonier steady az 2g BeeaIndia Mess
steady at 74. Lard-Pnme Western. frmer at 50
Talow-Pnme City. irmer $500. Turpeuune-Spirits
frmer at 49,. Rosn-tlne steady l06d: Common rmer
at at 56d Cheese-Amercan choice. friner at So Lard
No. l. White. steady at 9l4d spunG No. 2, dull
ut e0d. New Winter Western. steady az Sd New South
ern Winter dull at 9iod Con-Mixed dull at 50 qd. Cot
tonseeu Oil-Yeow American. steady 80. Rosu Common.
at London steady at Spirits rurpentne at Lon
dom frmer at IS Cd
LONDON. jan 3l4:30 .. m.-Re1ned Petroleum. 12d.
gal. spirits OF rurDentlne, IS Sd d35 81. per ewt
LIVERPOOL Jan 3l-l2:3O p. m.Lard 503d. cgt for
American. Bacon. 3d. cwt. Long Clear Mtidles
LIVERPOOL Jan. 3l-5 m.-Kenned Petroleum. IL I'D per
gal.
ANTWERP Jan. 3l.-Wcoxs Lara closed l2e per
loo kos. Petroleum 20 francs for hne pale American
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HORSE MARKET

jersey City and 80 40rs The market continues
very rm and night be possible to exceed &C. for prime
load Of Wesern Corn fed Hog.
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bales; stock. 6.O6O bales
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
FALL RIVER Mass, Jan 3l.-With q quiet demand and
light business the Printing Cloth market continues very
finn az prev i0us quotations.
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NOTICE.

DELAWARE. LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN r. r. Co.
- tNCHAYGKPLAcE NEW loRK JAM -. loSl
THE annual election for officers ard mana
Company will he held at this office W Ed
NESDAY. the 80 dIy OF Iebruary next at 10 o'clock a. IN
Polls will he open iron lOOclOCk to IL CLOCK
Transfer books Will be closet from the 80 Until the 2ith OF
February FKEDK IL GIBBENS. Treas
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rPUE CANADA CONSOLIDATED GOLD

i MINING COMPANY's SrOCh Is IN Investment more
manufacturing risk than the cXtrahazard
risk O. most mining ente pr zes The ConpaDys mines
within hours Of This city largely developed,
nnd under thoroughly reliable
u OF the mines testified 10 by not less
high For than
Nmited amount stock will be- offered for sale by
AUSTIN GALLAGHER.
the Once o. the Company.
= Iar,.lf
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PHILADELPHIA ANp READING RAILROAD COMPANY.
OFFICE ~ sol rH FOURTH ST.. :
LII \

PHlLADBLFlllA, JanulTy q, IesI.)
THE BOARD OF MANAGERS OF TIE
i rHfLApELpnIA AND hEADIMG BALBOA Al !tcAl,
ho.ers To- be- held MONDAY. the llth day Of March,
Isl. al ~ Oc1ck IN the Assembly Buildings at tue
southwest of Tenth AMI Ches utst. m the Guy OF
PhIalo PLAZA OF tho President and
such action reference to the anairs ~
Company advisable md to elet President
Set retarv. W III view 10
avoiding al doubt advisable the proxies snail be dated
months OF the Gate Ot ting y order OF the
Board OF Managers. ID j. BHONN secretary.
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EUROPEAN YINANcTAL MARKEr

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets
LONDON jan Sl-l2,S0 m.-Consos 98s for both money
re the account u. b. onds and half cens IL L
Aane and Great Wesrn second mortgage trustees cert
49, Szi Enc SECOND consolh 10< Sew.ferk Central.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
For the week ending Jan. 81. 1851.

RECEIPTS.
Reeves. tOwA Calves. SheeDl1i lambs Sw1na
i3lG3 POS 1893 1898 3I,742
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WASHINGTON
Life ms. Co.
w. A. BREWER, Jr, President.

Net assets December 81 1879 224 II
Receipts during the year Ter oo.,.
For interest. So. .................... 325,4to II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-23
CELERY
AND ITS USES
Are Now Matters Of General In
tereSt,
And are Attracting Much Atten.
ton,
Both from cientitlc and Medical
Men.
The Following Article will be Read
With
Great Interest, Especially by Suf.
fererS From
Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness,
Paralysis aud Indigestion.

Celery has only come into public notice
within the last two or three years aS nGr-
vine, but scientific experiments and expert
enCes have proved beyond u doubt that II
controls nervous irritation and periodic ner-
VOus and sick headache to marked degree.
But combination OF the Extract OF Celery
and Chamomile, which has been but recently
introduced to the profession and the public
by myself has produced such marvellous
results In curing nervousness and headaches,
and especially nervous and sick headaches,
neuralgia, indigestion and sleCplessness, that
II has excited public attention and newspaper
comments, and therefore give the following
information TO the public to avoid answering
hundreds OF letters OF inquiry about them,
My celery and ChamOmilo Pills, for the
cure OF headache and nervousness, ore pre-
pared under my supervision, and are intend
ed expressly to cure headaches, neuralgia,
indigestion, slGGpnGssnGss and nervousness
and will cure any case where no organic dis
ease OF the brain or spinal cord exists. Hun
dreds OF cases OF many years standing have
been cured, No matter how chronic or OBJ
stinate the case may be, permanent cure Is
morally certain. This statement Is made
after years Of experience in their use In the
general practice Of medicine,
These pills are also valuable for school
children who suffer from nervous headaches,
caused by an OveCwOrked brain In their
studies and for all classes Of hard brain work
ers, whose overtaxed nervous centres need re.
pair and ISOLATION Nervous tremor, weak.
ness, and paralysis are being daily cured by
these pills, They correct costvenesS, butare
not purgative,
Directions on each box. Price 80 cents, or
six bottles fol. $500 postage free to any I'D
dress. No order fllcd'unleSs accompanied by
the money. For sale by all wholesale and
retail druggists. Depot, No. 100 North Eutaw
street, Baltimore, Md
New York, Office, ll5 Fulton street.
Atwholesale by Laughlin Bros. 4 c., 1908
Main street. MwP&w
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A CouOH, 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 intlamed parts, allay.
ing irritation, give relief in Asthma, Bron.
chits, Coughs, Catarrh and Throat Troubles
which Singers and Public Speakers are sub.
ject TO- For thirty years Browns Bronchial
rroches have been recommended by phySic.
for nearly an entire generation, they have AZ.
tanned Well.merited rank among the few
staple remedies Of the age. Sold at 25 cents a
box everywhere. TTHS4w
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why Will You

AllOwa cold to advance In your system and
thus encourage more serious maladles, such
as Pneumonia, Hemorrages and Lung
troubles when an immediate relief can be 50
readily attained? BosCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP
has gained the largest sale In the world for the
cure OF Coughs, Colds and the severcst Lung
Diseases tits Dr.. BOschees famous German
prescription, and Is prepared with the greatest
care, and no fear need be entertained In ad-
ministering 1t to the youngest child, as per
directions The sale Of this medicine Is I'm.
precedented Since first introduced there has
been aconstant increasing demand and with.
out single report Of failure to do It's work in
any case. Ask your Druggist as to the truth
Of these remarks. Large sizes IS cents. Try
1t and be convinced. TThSAw
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WOODEN WEDDING.
An Enjoyable Occasion In the East End
OF the County.
BrrHASY. September %


Editors Inielugcucer
knowing your appreciation OF local
news, / would ask little space in the col
umns Of your valuable paper to notice the
celebration OF the fifth anniversary Of the
wedding OF Mr.. and Mrs, John Atkinson,
Jr., near Potomac, Ohio county. These care
names with which you have long been
familiar. They not only stand among the
first, alphabetically, on your subscription
list, but appear among your earliest sub
scribers,
Having made up our minds, upon Motif.
cation, TO attend this celebration, knowing
the favorable reputation Of our friends for
hospitality we, MS early us convenient on
Tuesday, September 20, started to particle
pate in the celebration. After very
pleasant ride, We arrived in good time and
excellent condition to enjoy what we fully
anticipated and what We afterward real
lied, m excellent entertainment. 1t was
u magnificent dinner-oRe OF the finest ever
partaken Of.
would like very much to give more de-
tailed account OF both our dinner and the
presents than will be able to do ut this
time. Among the presents remember the
elegant Chinese brackets by Misses Laura
Baney and Maggie Giltillan, OF Vol
cano, W. Va; the fine dressing mir
ror bracket by Mr., and AIrs. Pogue, Jr,;
the parlor lamp.stand by Mr.. and Mrs,
Pogue, Sri parlor book.stand by the Misses
Mckee; the beautiful framed motto OF
"Home Sweet Home" by Miss Cora Mont
gonery; brackets by Mr., and Mrs, Mont
gomery; camp chair by Mrs, Jus. Blaney,
There were many other articles OF wooden
ware, both useful and ornamental, for wall
and floor, and for wash house and kitchen,
dining room and parlor the mention oil
which would occupy too much OF your
space. They were presented by Mr.. and
Mrs. jnO Atkinson, ST., Mr., and Mrs Vim.
Rodgers, ST., Mr., and Mrs. Jno, Mccain
mon, Mrs. Dir. Shriver, Mrs Geo. Curtis,
Mr.. and Mrs. David Atkinson and Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Atkinson, About thirty.fve
or forty oftheConnectiOn were present, and
they will always remember 1t rs day
very pleasantly spent
At'this gathering, US at every other
the news Of the death Of our
President, though not unlocked for, cast q
shadow Of sorrow.
Bethany is in mourning and although
there may not be 80 much show Of the
black us in many piNcGs-we are none the
less sOrrOwful. G.
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Motherrl Mothrrrl u Mother, II,

Are you disturbed ut night and broken Of
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciating pain Of cutting teeth J
II so, go at once and get bottle OF Mrs,
WinslOw's Soothing Syrup. II will relieve
the poor little sufferer immedlately-depend
upon II; there Is no mistake aboutit. There
Is not mother on earth who has ever used
it, who will not tell you ut once that 1t will
regulate the bowels, and give rest to the
mother, and relief and health to the child,
operating like magic. 1t Is perfectly safe to
use In all cases, and pleasant to the taste, and
female physicians and nurses in the United
States, Sold everywhere. 25 cents bottle,
NwPAw
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THE profession should bear In mind that
the Iiebig Company prepare genuine Elk.
tract Of Witch Hazel, aud in ordering the
remedy be sure to designate the preparation
desired; otherwise worthless article may be
obtained.
"Thes same firm also makes most useful
and convenient nutrient tonic, In the form
Of Coca Beef Tonic which has justly re-
CeivGd the highest commentator. We
have used both Of those preparations with
the most satisfactory ults''-EiiiOriGl IN
The MsdicdlHd Surgical TineL NwT&w
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KItAMAzon 1iicb t7ob q ,o

II know Hop Biters will hear recommends.
tloh honestly All WHO use them confer tllj.
On Ihsn, lie highest enconluma and give
them credit for making CuteS-all the pro.
prletors claim for them, | have kept them
since they were first offered to tue public,
They took high rank from the first, and
maintained II, and are more called for than
all others combined so long a. they keep
up their high reputation for purity and use.
inlness, ] shall continue TO recommend them
-s0methlng have mover done before with
any other patent medicine,
MWFAW j. BAUCOCK, NJ ID,
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IRRITATION Of TIIE SCALP.


GESrLEMES:-For five years have been
greatly troubled with dandrufF, with severe
itching Of the scalp, and my hair falling out,
have tried almost every known remedy, all
proving worthless. Seeing Durnetts Cocaine
and lurnett's Kalliston advertised, 1procured
a bottleof each, and am happy tostate that the
landruiI Is completely removed, and no itch.
ing whatever remains
]. L. CAvkS, Kansas City, Mo.
Burnett's Flavoring Extracts are the best.
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CARBuSKLEs, FelNnl, Hollis, Sores Of long
standlng such 0s Ulcers Assesses, etc, posi-.
lively cured without the aid Of knife or
poutiCe, byuSing Mrs Julye Myers Dnwlhg
and Healing Salye, Pilos Salt Rheum, Fry.
Sipclas, Soft and liberated COrhs, Chilblaihs,
etc, II has never failed to cure. For sale By
1npan h IN nkw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-23

r. Asenlth Hail, I,nghamptoh, n. Y,
writes ~ suffered for several months with a
dull pain through left lung and shoulders.
lost my spirits, appetite and color, and could
with difficulty keep up all day, Mymdthef
some BurdoGk nond hittets | took
them as directed, and have felt no pain since
first week after using them, and ain now quite
we'll :" Price a %, trial size 10 cents
Sold by langhlin Bros. 4 Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling, ". Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-23

James Pearson, 20 sixth street Buffalo,
says N have used your Spring blossom for
myself md family, and think II Invaluable
rs q household remedy, for regulating the
bowels, liver and kidneys. ] shal never be
without IT," Price so cents, trial bottles 10
cents.
Sold by Iaughlln BROS, 4 Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-23

wrote an Illinois girl to her Eastern relatives
she took bittcrs for long time but without
any good So when she heari NJ tho Virtues
Of KidnCy-Wort she got box and has COM
ploteiy cured her, 20 that she can do as much
work now rs she could before we moved
West, Since sho has got we'll every ono about
here 3 taking H. See adv. VIVIAN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-23

"1HAvR used several bottles Of Simmons
Liver Regulator, and YOU may record the fact,
that my feelings are so far changed that can
eat hearty and am more like well man than
have been for years past have suffered
for years and ain grateful for relief,
~. nAFFERrY
ureriodical Store. 1900 Market St. phila.n