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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-05-19
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
EsTABBIsHKD 1850.
C.E.REYNOLDS
NAPOLEON, o.

II ANDS in Henry, Van wert and adjoining counties
Thought, sold and exchanged.
Good bargains in the following:
Splendid business property in town cheap. Residence
property In town. Farms In nearly every township.
Speeial-0ne OF finest farms In euOn-
ty. Dirt cheap for 80 days.
The famous Arkansas Valley Lands, cheap on long
time.
win furnish abstracts Of title, draw deeds, morgAg-
es contracts leases and road and ditch papers, and
negotiate loans long time at per cent. Interest,"
, 1881-05-14

| llnliy. IIhlly cxcsrt Satinvs. ..
NuTE.l'ntlnnn sIrHpIHg-i'nrn from Chlcn9n to St-
!:9n* Knnsas tlty .n Peoria tarloF u! coachss
elilinK -hhlr serplnRCarn Chicago Hannibal una
knnsaa CITY. M chAnRn Ut Dny EUnchos Chicago 70
, 1881-05-14
THE YOUNG CATHOLICS.

ID the Editor VI The Chicago TttbHns.
CHICAGO, May l3.--in yu,lr editorial col
u,1luB this muriltng you make some stai6-
lncllts III refarunc0 tn tho ws,rl Of tt,e Cntll-
Ollie Young Nuns National UnIon whlcll nrs
calculated to work Groat Injustice. Thu rt.ss,-
lutiona which yOtl statU were nlopl4l by tho
Convention relatfya to the question ut tnh..
peral,cu, particularly In reference tn tile lrfsl.
peuple, were ueltter reported srou tilo Con,-
MilttAD OIL Resolutions nor hctNti u,Olt hy tho
Convention Itsuif. In. flct, tlMt ionMnlttre
unanimously rejected tbs reHAitt tfU,lX utEurgl
by naiuIeEnte frOnl your city, N,Itl substituted
Otl,HrY presented by II .aolgYnt1 from tho
South ot n, entirely different spirit, which
wgrc unanimously nll0pted.
Your question " tho Close ot youretlftosial
on tho subject, "IjlIt tho Convention l1cnll
!'rtsSl! !lencn to be pr0laKal0rs Ut thu fuii', ="
lIhs therefore 10 p0ssib)e nppllcnttm,. antl
!leels M t!l1awer.
You n!so in!sEepresont, nntntontlUnally no
doubt. the aet!oM ut tho Convention reluttye
tu "tle school ltleat(Ull.h Catholics httyt III
wish to intuEforp with tia public acl,nnl sys-
teln OF this cnnlltry; but ilpon principle they
iilsist upon aN education for tha!r own pen.
pie. Wh!al not only MINIS At the intellectual
but also ut tho spiritual pnrt Ut n.nn's nut
ure. ln 0lEer words, we bullese thut e!tl,cn-
tlon and religion should ~ haAd IT, l!ali4 a'l
tn that kense tic resolutions offered By JuttKo
provai Of Tie Conysitipil as you, xave
ptumtnant place u tll8 statements heruin :e-
ferre1 to, wflt you, ~ n matter OF justice,
give the san,e pTnniitel,ge 4, thIs correction
Yours respectfully, JUAN 4. I'lzz1Sl,
Nstioaal secretary q. i. ii. N.U.
, 1881-05-14

EQlkEIQN4

EDlsEIGNs
H. "ol- May H-li:a h. h.-FLouH--No. !, tlst
,',.s ssSS-weeas-wInter, y No. l. d ID, No, l. n,
H., 10, ss No.l n III; whlto. No, !, In i11 No.
La' W. etao, No. I. h ads NJ. T. ~ "a. Corn-Nem
ls,rn ila9r!s'9Ss DIX -lnrk. ~. Lard. s;s.
h Ia ~ :, ?. m.-llscaaatuHs armeet now corn,
t.,r sa ID. Fork, 7ss ID. Weather DIR and
,,s..eaos+ ,,.s. May lL-i'atk-pdmp mo.s E.,,crn
tk.fdu,, " 20 "tattri tit1Mur NJ 73s. uaoop-ia1t,g
hs. r.." WI sdort clear dull At IL I'll. ltnlh.-
IL; ,rms sseadY at III, iInuG-lndla ppss rr,sr ut
tsa,t H. esa itFticr nt Ess. Lard -l'ss Westurp
Il R.,,nNre eheefo-AmerIcnn cho!op stoady At
IainA- A-Ior,e'''on uas'''on sieaay ut ~ Bd. Turpent,no
III 10, nIc. ntt'rF At os III. rorn-Mlxcd dnil NJ
tauatlsN h>sa 1of new. Fluut-Extra stnta
k.uslzI.";;, war L1-Evon!nR. nR.-CufToN-IIardan
&st. to~ ~''h!' salts, lGuD balas; sboou,stIop aud
sst,"s hMosean, ALL
h. y,aierfs'l 'lutl. Cornt now We.tern mixed,
s,nr.aAa !~as. IL ID,
aEftt--Amprt MAX.
i...sioSk-pork-prt,nn, ,nc,s -. "a ,s-
"ssentan, sl.rl, '""' 'he's' ~ bd' Lard
r.MS,.t1ous'"a. Is saa6as I'd.
tls,,S S!!isE-kplrl,s, ~,
s.n,. ~" fah'iea-At Manchester quiet but
!s.s.p ~ shFeo days, wnost xs,o cen,a,.,
Saa, saF -stuaeogsuo at,oat x,a III
tkrkttr,.
!arssaase :, -sp.rs. ss,s,td; refined MAID,
IN pIvsnaa yh-FETilOIrl1ni-1ykY
Hh,%.:''s were Tetsised u tlio Chicago Hoard
tt Sfs: fssa:.as:: :z ,,,. !s-'io p m-xente.t a.x md
ii 1t:' :a:; asSwass' Y ~ ss! .pe ,ers, y, .s,'
nsss.5na deeJinaal, a!d nsglnctcd: Jei wintss sSd
, 1881-05-14

tn tho any buyers wera IT. ;low ,,,d', ao r. r,
i. s:! st sstt,Sts Gs5, sn ~
sr xnn1 !. nsaSt r,o, ni,H ~
tjss|taInnon cAtsc ,rtmt for tint tnsH ehown m
e. ~ M ss9}n{. ,, II t1,', s5a Nv sinn 81
~ I'D s%es tn, ,nsy rs9e b. 'n !,
S:;ss$, ;s! ,:s;: @ Z
kfdenl trtr Itctt w nms ~"T ~ ny Ut;t
- the o.mckpr* nj tIHhHssYy yst tt i'oF ~ eoo'
snsttl Feeoe'' urorArlnsH: ~
-stocra ~'ah'''. '" W. 49, *ansa1s
f'n:. Ill. Ind rei1.fornca -.a.m
%t ate!r,rs !n 10 l.H ihs ..''...;:.;. o'ss'h"
,1..h; s'ss'"ho" a's. 6hoaht5
gm,!t, steers IN m. ".s 6oas
ss,Grs I'mr 10 c..t''!t',,n s,a,,,tns KY
ttsenanf f'p i" ,es :qrs tor e, ''"s aaaN
tsn1ti soun'aH ent''e "u'ns aHta a
l@lss:,,iaat tnd th.t. r"xs ..s, nene.s, eal,
n!tm.', ,nd scsllhrhS b'eei ....,,,,....., IQ1khAt
, 1881-05-14
SMALLPOX,

Special FHarafth 10 7hs Chicago Tribune
ffAIsrronp. Conn., May 1a-fn consequence Of
n raFo nf yarinItlb in Trinity College. Trcaident
1'yncon tn-st.y Issued mn order suspcnling all
exercises I'M, closing the Institution throo weeks.
Tic cnsc wns nllIL 0no, ntlI wns gunrant,ue1l,
Int student who mas Ind tho smallpox brnK9
therefore. ns Il precautionary tatnsiltr. tho
Frrse;t ee.ns.tt It wise TINT tho students dis
|,crSA glsltIl danger 4yts p1st.
, 1881-05-14

NEW. YORK., May t3.-Cotthn goods qulot IN agents
hands, but lcnd!ug makes cunnuo steady, low gsnto
af bleachod Ruos dull ard nspttlcd prlnta In Eigh&
tenlnnd. sptn9ue's fancy print. rndrcpd to h}<c,
RinahnM. active. md lawns johhttx moro froe1y;
heavy Clothing and wo6lens In tar hut Irregular t
, 1881-05-14

Special 0tspateh to IN cAseaes 1rituaA
KANaAK GlTY, No., Mar 3-GA41N-Ths P1ss
Cusrsut FeporAs Whast-ltopotptA AL hui ship
snents. s,%s3 but SLOW snd weak, No. 4 cash. 8kct
June, uH&ai No. = cash. vSci Msy. Wac, No. l eash.
tLpA asked. Eo1n-AsceIpax, lAAS but sbpusuu,
, 1881-05-14
NEW lD1aE

~ roAx a rS to n. Chicago Tribune,
n'<als a,,,s ~ A-Gusts-wln,., -h... x.~
y y, s.''a, ta dsts, u losst pr,oss .ha los.
sss:ss I'd "a on =. been for early dellYstT abs,s
~ tpIa s r.. option Ist hala yer nu.
- weak vn n!Qse liberal and
, 1881-05-14

PntLADELrnta, May t1-Woo1,- Quiet but stcady,
Ohio. Pennsylvania, and West Virginia dnnhto es,fn
md novc ;s1foc, ax.ra ;s84oc mo,liun,, 4sst t4c;
conrsc. sta1ei Now Yntk. Michigan, Indiana. nhtt
Western lne. Sh3ao, medium S2sE'c4 eouspo, StaEs,
wn.hed, conb!ng, md delane, :esttci unwns,cd du.
E4s:s!ct p11iGd akaaT7g.
Ett*TOS. atnY i1.-Wonfr-fu jfnir donland NIn
md Pennsylvania extrnt. Nss42c; Michigan uid Wis.
cunsn 5i911cs pulled, 28$s&Sc.
, 1881-05-14

UKrnoET, May 15.-FfDutt-Quiat. but hStd nfm at
t5iDslAhl
GRAix-Whent SLOW but stcnty, No. white. &Llitat
May, f''Af taan si'99fs talY, *Liox; AaFuas. ssa,
No. whte tts No. rcd. Ills. ltecsIas, l,uD but
shipments. 14N bn.
, 1881-05-14
mr.. Earlla u ft's smart Dog.

La1tctaa.ail Gazette. ...... .-
Nj. E4FhaEt. Of Hamilton, u, ID the owner Of
most wouticstnl lttle dug, tnd IL certainly
4ust bo crrdltcd with having great uuul VI
, 1881-05-14
1,ETI3QIEIIsf.

CLEVELAND. o.. May n-rETHoIErM-Qutc.
standard white. ITO test. Il!fc.
PIrrsnEttu. Mny M.-rErudtEuM-Quct; United
certificates casy at soc, ruined. 77ic rnadcnhIn
lHl1vDry.s
TtTubvIt1.r, IT.. May E.-pETnutEuM-Ope,
ht 8cs hlEhgat, F036o} lowest, Hi; clUaed nj Hr,
Sh!rlnonts, Al1 bfat chartofs, 87,lI bflsi runs,
7?,59 tgis 80 7777t 7'7
, 1881-05-14

DuFfAfn. Mhy tA-1NAfH-Wheat dill, ttt2 bid
e2t asked, No. hard Dulnth tn arrive. Curn cntis
cars Nh. mixed IN track nj tlo; Gn t,n MnY at Ec
rIoEtoCted.
, 1881-05-14
CHICAGO HORSE MARKET,

Report Of Sales Of tho Week nj tho
Monroe Street 4IorAo uEd HIulp Mar
kat.
Messrs. F. j. berry q Co., of the Monroe
Street Horse md Mule Market, report tho
, 1881-05-14

PEoNtA, III, May l1-GRAtH-rorn hrm. high
mixed. +5c, Mixed 43io Oats hrn1i No. whilo, Nc
1syo f7r1nl No. 4. sl1lGab1gf.
tftuHwixEs- -iinchnfacd Mt sI.0f
HErE.t,rs5SWhsat M r. 81 ngno' corn, 1870 but oats,
htttpMKST1. hent AdU blt c'tru, 1900 bu. oats,
2s,AU but fys, HQ but Larhy, III bu.
, 1881-05-14

G1I'T1Ns

0swk00. Mar ta-GftAiN--Whont Ascad}. Corn
steady, Western mixed, tic.
, 1881-05-14

TURpEST1NE.
WILMINGTON, May ta-splR1Ts or TunrESTtxE-
Firm.
, 1881-05-14

REV YpnK.
yrT YoaK. MAY la-BEEyEs- Rcccipts, 1.I7o: dull;
extremes. y44llHc general sales ht lp1tDllci Ok.
s.sa 10 # u % caa @ oss ssn1 aS
II tsuas.es rnnitot, ny 9rcs.sd rissi Ats!etlcnn
'ess! ssiifiesee C Rs' 0a dull and lover, fair to
sisks sppei saser, Ssstci unshorn, 7s7Acs spring
ri srist" ts; market slow for l,ve esa Mt
hstW PET lulbsi drassed barely steady Ut F.'b per
ttL0rts, May Observation-Disclosures 1,e00 head;
ae tn Kasa Irxant nf tho AcnA9n cntl1 In tp-dnt;
ldfe md shad1 hithet; exporters, MItktIi2; 1ntr
H. Tsisns slsI: Rrnss Toxnns, D;ajtSt StRli te.
ttttets, tAslstal; clot mud he!fors+ tMsatsi.th ~
I'll, $stss9 9efHar. Ss "sT:a a aF'fSftt lattSIs @ hss s
~, s,s9 ese1ns nHsss': choice to fancy H7stalo;
hixs!rzI!ssss,. q Ss o hs"a: :g1SG;, none act
kAHsAE CITY.
sp.rtal U1patth 10 1hs Chicago 1fibuns.
kastAs CITY. A!n, !May y1a-CATTLE-rh0 Pfits
rsAt reports: leceipts ~, kl.tntaonis. ly nnrknt
~ md seadss nntlSH sl,tpnets, ks,hkshb0t nat!yD
tI*lsr and feeders, t1uk9l.Jli nntiye cows. s:-5&
Ill sssiss 'S'"':fi; S'ass shspt"x s ssn I'D @'1sa
1ED1AxArntIR.
ssns asaSa, Sortot., aaaai roeoipts @ Soss
~ II sssay; ,nps t'sAoo: estotos.
CINCINNATI.
tlytlxXAT1 Mny yla-ltnaa-stendy; common and
Hst tLMtG Y. s,nck!nv and butcliora. Is a1.S5i Fc-
84tt !fap shipments, Ill.,
, 1881-05-14

decidedly moro urgent f,1srinat, IN gnod rart for
Mar "sfivnA ~ lho current quotations hhasnes. hns
bern moderately hctIve, .ehen} TN speculative nc
,fan eHlea Nm. tad n tI2ofntal, nostiy Mt tt,J.
closing at ti:n hskodt No. rot At si2sS1T. o1os.
Ing A. tA,f, tn Mhy nt i.sFst7M oiotIhE M tl.41A
"rtoa In Mar at flatlan1.7at do Iano NJ t1.2NtaM,
n'ps'nT NJ tl9'i Il" JAY al A!t48t'y. e'o.-
ing Mt el.ish: Do Aas"at ns ti.'ss M
tL'sl :us Ia ennl!ty, No. 2rhfenao tnrina At sent
u'1faiad rtl nj ft+5al25. rs tu q,tnty. M. 3Chc-
10 spring At It 7Di@a1x, oDsnG at III; M, 1tpsna
Mt a.lh trn llns nIs xlvpn wny un enr!y .invnrIos
nbnnt ,ds,4c, md In lhn optInn nu nDoul Holm
banhul OF fn,n nfturlns*. lending to d fair
'n'lncss In e1lo opt'nn linn Rnn slow
trndd for early daiIvoty. Ha1es m'tcd wostarn
t,tRt..iad at 3tastc ~ 10 auaty New TURK steamer
tnxs.l eAriy !oitvoriaa In los. Mt tx. chna nt Ho
nskod dn eatsy nn1t wrr*. Mt hct Nh. 2rhIte Mt 'n
New York yc'''~ n"u'halt stchn,or yoltuw non,!nhi
whlto bontlHrn A. bt4e frm d1ckt tRn,axHd hrd hot
torn nj fSs2c tnsE Enrly tcYarI8s again 1i,t,te up
nb0ul bu on liInited otrsaa and taf Inquiry
nptions on No. moderated, dealt In. o!enR shade
aEutRef, hut cluslnK wunkur OF, tho August opli,
yi'sttns kcN hu. anlca wl.l.o Western unsrndcd nj
tst6e. ~ to Gunttsys n,ftud do nt 46aA74c, wfttu
htnto nt Ss2c mlxod stato notntnntt Nh. 9Chlcago
+ E i; Fs = IT. ss"tf sss IT, a
.sa s sss s:y sss II ~ a;s ssss Gs.s: a 1ss s Wss% s
att fsSy iii !'ss5y a2y ssys i'd Il" Il s
nio ns s 's sf as s MAJ t'sF I'll T' a3 fas Il e;sS
y. II s1ts "sa asi IT .sn .a: ws;'i KIT;
III carIy delivery 1T IN nttynrGc. c,osinr
al &l TOR rGrtr,et, nnh IN lilo nttI if1r frly III.
iIyn al MI carly imnryGnnnt DS nnut 7Nr bnt wrak.
afiinE fkaitl nj thc cosr viii Mny tl0sinR Ut fG
trno nt fnH5 1IY nj It'll k1 ntkrf Ax,ltt nj f1it2M
sentcnsGer ri Slj Gctubor at ttslS, aid yonr op.
tldns kt fii;Hf,
VAlItiW-jtnrbanueI. with sn1cs ut EtstaGn.3fn.
Sf'nAs-lnM prry tru on iiiu l,nsln III sx47 p.1fc
fhr fair 10 xeo rotlnnN lnnscsIvnU hut Without r
lMtrted movement, jtgfjnti III fnNt u,,Otp,i "
FikI0iiTH--IIetth ruttn jlaa nHnfn K1nwn NOM
F,tlCss ;,tt jcta ratl ,tfsrltrn III r,in fr enrty
u1n itld d tanro c,,flttiuMt Innnry rsucalIy iii
stenit accommodation for Hratlts. Fur j,l7Grpt,nl
ht* ~ !e@ tA mostly thfo:Hh lrgKht and fofwari
, 1881-05-14

~ ssFkn market Nns rather SLOW yesterday. cs+
psaaIf for tho nLll'Fun stu6, GarEDHs suld rhnKud
, 1881-05-14
RAILROAD II1ME-TADEE
A RRfVAL AND DEPARTURE, OF
CHARACTERIZATION nF nEYtnEtc1
Y cxeeptod. Sunday excepted.
MONDAY nxoepted. $uhnT.

Chicago 4. Northwestern Knltsxny.
fnr Mnrs. Tinn-Catds Sleeping Recommendations,
aEpy " w -Hs, tTnnd Pacific. thinks kxproa9
ethes' tn'mDr HOUSE. IL E1nAl.sL, md the depQte
, 1881-05-14

sUEEr-Thefs VAS n quiet nnd unehanEo shacp
ratti. Puor 70 rhalce wootco were rs s1laote At Aoo
sglts we're not sought for. and the receipts proY-
Sf Sflbe,l1n0t Ill were tnk0n:
sfIEEr EALRE.
n Ar. Friff.1An. Ap. ff1MN:
ID fn....ft3 Msn}.H9 t}I0fu, ,.,,,,f fW A.N
E......,,.,tIt 91I iW 9iUr1....s. u ~
, 1881-05-14

sT. LOUIS.
Special Dispatth to 1he Chicago Tribune.
IT. Louis, stay 13.-r,ero were 78,4l1 bu OF corn
shipped to Now urlcnsA by fYpr ud rail tH-day md
lhGS bn Of wheat. Freight On corn 10 and on wheAt
INC.
1b fhe Western Atsoctassd l'Fsss.
St, louis, Afny Observation-Disclosures al.
URAtS-Yhcnt higher, unt hctyu export don,and; ;
No, rcd, e111al.sfs cnas mt wnrth st.t0 nt
tho coto q Any, st.'ala i0$ Jnnc
flo1ssGbaUe Juyi 9e14geo AuRlsti a7@g$o ycarl No.
do. etc No. do. !.s4c. cUrn uaslcs At 4Hel 434o
caBl, <a4o aIays 43S84l9kc Jnno, s24tto laly, TT
@459n ;Asns'.st, AtShc aspt%anlne5 % oa.s h!shsr
I4HAb-HtenLy Mt 4+cs4
nlTrEt-unchAnHed.
E0Hg-EnEhhnxad.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY ut tlnt
, pMnYytFioNs-p,irk a hlow: 5ohb!nE at t'a7ta $ eashs
thI hid May. Dry tAst meats Gntet nt NJ o. &3.ah
tAln !acun steadJ Mt tjo. tloaD.la taaoev.a lard
NGrEti'rs- -Falr 4,1n hrls, wheat sauD bu, corn,
's hnt 31ss @ III; rTG t'"nE % narey Il I5 IT,
C''uU bni 0nes, aV09 bns'FEes nonal bArley. Aohe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-20
FINANCE AND TRADE.
CONDITION or THE MARKETS here
AND ELSEWHERE.
Governments Strong and Unehanged-Rail-
road Bonds Irregular-State Bonds Dull
Speculation Wsak-Generai
Markets.
MORE ABOUT THE FUNDING BILL.

There now seems but little doubt but
that some measure providing for the
funding of the continued 81 per c. bonds,
will be passed at the present session.
The understanding seems to be that the
Republicans will support the SHERMAN
bill, and that the Democrats will sup
port the RANDALL bill. The principal
points of difference between the two
bills are these: The RANDALL bill con-
templates the application of aconsidera-
BILE part of the reserve now held in the
Treasury to the payment of bonds, while
the SHERMAN bill does not touch that
subject at all. The RANDALL
bill contemplates the refunding
of sill the continued SIS,
amounting to more than $500, 000, 900,
that may not be redeemed out of the as
sumed surplus reserve into 3 per cent.
$40 bonds; that is, bonds redeemable
in five and payable in twenty years.
The Sherman bill, on the other hand,
exceed $300,000,000 of the continued
bonds into 3 per cents, redeemable at
the pleasure of the government after
January |, 1887. The essential differ
ence in this respect is that the Randall
bill contemplates the refunding of $780,
100000 more than the maximum
amount provided for by the Sherman
bill. The main objection to both meas
urcs is that they would place beyond
the reach of the government for five
wears large amount of Indebtedness,
which, under existing arrangements,
may be redeemed at any time. In
view of the fact that there is likely to
be a large surplus revenue, it wouldseem
TO be desirable to let the redeemable
debt stand it is.
II he Randall bill provides that for the
period of four months from its passage,
holders of continued SIS shall have the
privilege of exchanging them even for 3
per cents, but after the expiration of
that time this privilege shall cease, and
therefore the per cents. shall be sold
to the highest bidders, but at not less
than par and accrued interest, and the
proceeds applied to the redemption of
continued SIS. The Sherman bill, on
the other hand, provides that deposits
shall be received in the treasury, per
cent. bonds to be issued therefor, and
the deposits to be applied to the redemp-
ton of continued bonds. Neither plan
allows any commission, or appropriates
money to meet any expense attending
the operation of rounding.
The Randall bill differs in some other
respects from the Sherman bill, particu-
larry in relation to the deposits of banks
to secure their circulation; but it is not
important to discuss these differences at
this time, as the Randall programme is
not likely to be adopted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-20

such aS Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma,
I,rnrrlL Debility, Brain Exhaustion, Chronic
tDu>,l patton, Chronic DiarrhOea, DyspepSia,or
Loss OF NERVOUS POWER,
arc positively cured by Fellows Compound
syrup OF HypOphOSphites.
~ phosphorus enters so largely into the
the animal economy, IL becomes par eTcetLe'lce
th, hest vehicle with which to associate the
other vitaliZing ingredients OF healthy Blood,
Nerve aud Muscle. In Fellows Syrup of Hypo-
Vhn>phitcs are combined all the substances
whereas Il was Invented with view to sup
ply every deficiency, II certainly has perform
Ell some wonderful cures.
MANCHESTER, y. H, June Is, 1880.
NJ James /. Fellows:
ItNE SIR wish 10 acknowledge the great
l,urf' have received from the use Of Eel
bows Compound Syrup Of HypOphOSphiteS."
have Eccn an invalid for nearly two years,
With a bronchial affection that had become
r.~unic. In the fall OF lS7S had a physician
eighty days In succession, besides the counsel
o. ,,yrraI Others. They gave me but little en-
cHurugpment, some OF them none. Last July
] W., advised TO give your remedy trial. L
uli 49,. and in less than one week there was q
marked Improvement for the better. have
Continued its use from that time until the pre-
ssHl, improving all the time, and can truth
fully >aV am now more than hundred per
cent better than when | commenced its use.
! have increased in weight about ntteen
pounds and my cough, which was fearful has
Tor Your syrup should ere this have been be-
lODd the cares Of life. Very truly yours,
ALBERT STORY.
rH'no not he deceived by remedies bearing
>IE.u~ name no other preparation Is aSuOStl-
i"t" Tor this. under any circumstance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-20
FIRST. CLASS RESIDENCE At AUCTION.

= TUESDAY, DECEMBEK n, lSSl.
WILL BE SOLD AT THEC0URT HOUSE
w front, on Tuesday, Dec 10th inst, at
O'Clock p. m, that handsome property, No.
l2l7 Chapline street, the residence OF the late
VIM. Paxton, and one of the most desirable
homes in the city. The grounds are fun lot
(66xlS2 feet on Chapline street and ~ feet adj
ditional off the lot in the rear, fronting Market
street. The yard Is well filled with ornamen-
tai trees and shrubbery. Wide alley Mt side
and rear of premises. The house is spacious,
handsomely finished and has all medern con-
veniences. Large stable and outbuildings on
the alleys. Terms, one-fourth cash and balance
in one, two and three years, with per cent
interest, satisfactorily secured, or may be ar
ranged TO suit n purchaser. The property may
be examined nj any time on application TO j.
w Paxton, 1900 Chapline street.
deTra l. C. HARVEY, Auctioneer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-20

b. a.M 4 : /. i. y
SEC Egss-western fresh firm at 29a3oc.
Pork Dull; new mess SIS co. Beef =.
Quiet and steady. Cut Mests-Dull and
weak; long clear 9hc; short clear exc.
L.ard-Heayy and depressed; prime steam
81 00@I1 05. Butter-Dull and unchanged
Cheese-Quiet and steady at S1Iaffafc.
Baltimore. sra r
BALTIMORE, December 19-Flour-(9Iie
and steady. Wheat--Western lower and
dull; No. winter red spot and seller De-
se% R1s 81 sSNal 49, seller ia! .1 H nary
seller March 81 43 bid. Corn-Westcrn
lower and dull; mixed spOt 659ssa66c; seller
December 65a661zc; seller January 66Tc
bid; seller February 691ss691zc; seller
March TIC; seller May T3c bid. Oats
Easier: Western white 49@5sc; mixed AZ
a4Sc; Pennsylvania 4Sa5lc. Rye-Dull at
81 00@1 OF. Hay-Dull; prime to choice
Pennsylvania SIT 0Oa25 90. Provisions
Easier. Mess Pork SIT T5 Bulk Meats
Shoulders ad clear rib sides packed 7A@
911c Bacon-Shoulders &c; clear rib sides
10Ac; hams 12HalSc. Lard-Refned
s12 25. Butter-Firm; western packed IS
a4Oc; roll 23a3Oc. Eggs-Firm at 34@S5e;
lined 23a25c. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: re-
fined &c. Coffee-Firm; Rio cargoes ga
101Ic Sugar-Firm; A soft 9]1c. Whisky
Steady at 81 II. sss<s2
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, December 10. - Cotton
In good demand at 1850 Flour-Quiet.
Wheat-Dull; No. 2 red winter 81 $50
1 81. Corn-In fair demand; No. 64}lc.
Oats-Steady; No. 2 mixed 4SHc. Rye
Steady at 81 49,. Barley-Dull at 81 04.
Pork-Neglected at ST. 10. Lard-Weaker
at $40 20. Bulk Meats-Quiet; shoulders
csc; clear ribs SIC. Bacon-Steady;
shoulders 72Ic; long clear l0Hc; clear
10MC. Whisky-Quiet at 81 Is; combina-
ton sales of finished goods, $50 barrels,
on a basis of 81 Is. Butter-Quiet; creamery
Ale; choice Western Reserve 2Sc; choice
Central Ohio pc. Cheese-Firm.
New Orleans.
NV ORLEANS, December 10. - Coffee
Firm; Rio cargoes, ordinary to prime, ga
12c. Sugar-Quiet and steady; inferior to
good common5H@6 common to good COM
mon 6E@G3Ic; yellow arified at 77s@S1sc.
Rain checked business at the sugar land
ing. MolasSeS-Firmer; common 35(9iOc;
fair 45@lsc.
TOLEDO December 19.-Wheat-Dull; No.
. red spot, 81 "a; seller January 81 34N;
seller February 81 81; seller March 81 39H.
CONDUIT; mixed 64Hc; No. spot 631Ic;
seller May &c. ClOyer-No. ., 81 80; prime
s. 90.
Pittsburgh.
PITTSBURGH, December l9.-Petroleum-
Active; United certificates closed at $3.50;
refined &C for Philadelphia delivery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-20
Trustees Sale Of Valuable City Property.

DY VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST
ID made by Mary w. Beir to the undersigned
trustee dated on the 18th day OF November,
1850, and recorded in the Clerks office Of the
County Court of Ohio county, in the state OF
West Virginia, In deed OF trust book No. IL,
page "a, / will sell ut public auction, on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER ~, 1881,
beginning at 10 o'clock n. m, ut the front door
OF the Court House OF Ohio county. the follow
ing described real estate, that Is to say: 4 lot
of ground on Wheeling Island, being lot num-
besed seven q i'll square numbered one III
Gilchrist's addition TO the City OF Wheeling,
fronting about sixty feet on the east side of
Chestnut street, and running back ut right
angles with said street n uniform width OF
about sixty feet TO the Ohio river IA recorded
plat OF said addition is set ont in deed book
book No. 50, page 3l9 of the land records Of
said county. On said lot is situate large
dwelling house, being the same property con-
veyed to said Mary w. Bier by John Gilchrist,
by deed dated July 10, 1871, and recorded in
deed book No. IS.
TERMs-Cash on day OF sale.
Title believed TO be perfect, but selling rs
trustee will only convey such title rs Is vested
in me. j, II. EWlNG,
decli Trustee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-20
1s.Yonr Liver Ont Of Order?

Then is your whole system deranged-
the blood is impure, the breath offensive,
you have headache, feel languid, dispirited
and nervous, have no appetite, your sleep
is troubled and unrefreShing. TO prevent
a more serious condition, take at once
half tablespoonful of simmons Liver Regu-
lator. three times day-it will soon restore
the healthy action of the liver, bowels and
kidneys.
II recommend Simmons Liver Regulator
to all my friends, as | have personally
known il to cure all liver disorders and
sick headache. A. Merritt, Beverly, \. ~
THAYER's Balm for pain cures any pain
in three minutes. Why will you suffer?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-20
Fer Sale or Rent, Fine Business Property,

r OFFER FOR SALE THE FINE THREE
story brick butiding, situate on the west
side Market street, o few doors below Second
Ward Market HonSs, formerly occupied by
Bachnan & burst as wholesale produce store.
The building is finished above the first floor
with eleven rooms and Is occupied as n board
ing house, and The firss floor Is large and ele-
CANT store room with celler. and the room,
both for capacity and location, is the best for
from LIST Of April.next. II. Z. SHRIvER, LII
Main street no.Sh