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EINANeIAL Avn conmrncIAI
New York Honey and BtoekI,

NV YORK, February lA-MoNEY-tao pr otni
FL annum, ia per cent per diem; closing at "a
pss cent Prime mercantile paper 6A5 per cent,
slsrling exchange, banker bills steady d q Sli;
:, GoyEHSNENTs-weak and lower.
" 3 =, extended lehlgh q Hilkl.......iO7
- - eKtended-... Ist. T. 81 City lstS ii2
~ U. Pacific bonds lEl *
~ ~ pons ..,.......-llI1tlu II Land urantS.-ll6
Taeine45 o. yA...."lI ". p. 8. y. BondA.-.ol2lk
SsntrAl Paelhe, ht...ll5h rexAA paeihcldgia q
Y eteeohdi fex. PIC. r q. DIV. 80
hAiLRoAD BoNDs-Fell Of sharply but In most
Gases recovered 4 part Of the decline, KanlaI
taeinc, wabash and Toledo. Delaware & BuFllnF.
Lon were the weakest issues. Columbus Chiuaro
q lhllanA Ceniml incomes advanced psf cont
bfAIE sEcvRirtEs-Duli except TennesSee tnixed
which closed fmer. -7'','S'
LOUISIANA ConsOlA.. 65b IviEnla G. ,..,,....., q
~ M,lA,,oun 6a......-..ll Virginia cOnSolG, OK.
ny JOsoph .'...,..,...,..llg tFA mat. coupons, Co
T Tsnnssse es'!,..','. Virginia deisrred.- Il
tennessee q. new. 62H eOfered,
sTocKs-The day has 6een one N ennside,nbia
excitement a. wei ~ depression In st0cE Specula.
uOn caused, IL Is believed, In considerable meas.
Wy " lhe quarrels Of rival Gliques In the various
railway 'FyAteinS." The net dtclilp inT tho ISV
W MAS ttai per cent. Tho principal dealings wero N
Wabash, AXE Shoru. Denver i Rio Cniiide Inns.
VIE y Nashville, New JefeY Central, New York
H n,,tal, western Union lelCgRph, Texas Pacific,
DDelh1NAEe, iaekAwahnA d Western, Missouri
tiAcinc, y, Paul, Union Pacific, Northwestern.
nH No., laGihc preferred aud Kansas 4 TexaG
Just al the close Hannibal d II, JOSeph prpIerfed
advanced ~ and Peoria, Decatur 4 EyansyIIie ~
per cent from the lowest point Of me day. Rls6.
Inonl Y ulnyllle sold down from 22lk 10 2lb but
~ n the lnAl dealings recovered per cent,
1fAhSaCllOnA, ,u00 ShArey
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WHY VIII You

Allow cold to advance In your system and
thus encourage more serious maladieS, such
IS Pneumonia, Hemorruges and Lung
Troubles when an immediate relief can be SO
readily attained? BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP
has gained the largest sale in the world for the
cure OF Coughs, Colds and the severest Lung
Diseases. DR.. Boschee's famous German
prescription, and is preplSed with the greatest
care, and no fear need be entertained in I'D.
miniStering 1t to the youngest child, rs per
directions. The sale OF this medicine is i,n.
precedented. Since first introduced there has
been aconstant increasing demand and with
out single report OF failure to do its work in
any case. Ask your Druggist as to the truth
Of these remarks. Large sizes Is cents. Try
ltand be convinced. TThs4W
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AsplnIrUALISrIC EXPOSE.
The Result of Turning Up tho Gas ut a
RRnnaa

AaU AkENaAt INC OlIN Ut "
Scanee.
In Brooklyn on Friday evening Mrs.
Crindle Reynolds had an assembly ofabout
thirty spiritualists. She went behind a
curtain which parted in the middleto begin
her materializations. She took no bundle or
wraps behind the curtain that could be
seen. When the cabinet was examined it
was found Tree from any parlphernalia.
The lights were all turned out with the ex.
CeptiOn OF one burner that was turned low,
80 as to east dim light over the room
Presently two materialized spirits appeared
before the company. They were clad in
the finest illusion, and their faces were Sc
raphic. The drapery was long and flow
ing from one spirit, which seemed mater.
ialized only about half way down, while
the other seemed solid from head to foot;
and, while the unsteady spirit had wavy,
willowy motion, the other seemed firm
and staIwIrt. THE spirit that seemed lesless
held what appeared to be an outstretChcd
arm TO the other, and moved with it when
it moved, like q Siamese twin. Suddenly
Mr.. Beard, n nervous and suspicious believer
turned up the gas, and Mrs. Crindle.Rey.
nolds, half disrobed stood with mask over
her face, clad in illusion holding ut the end
other outsretched bare arms, another mask.
From her hand draped folds OF flimsy lace
after the accepted style OF Celes-
tial dress.making. The women uttered
screams, and men were furious with rage.
The medium declared that she was uncon-
scious OF what had happened, and claimed
lhat she was ignorant Of the possession Of
the paiaphernalia and that she had been
made the instrumentality Of evil spirits.
Mr.. Brown, who was one Of tue committee
that attended the test seanCe, said that this
explanation was too psychological, because
he had seen the very masks and the same
drapery four or five times before. The
women said the medium carried the ward.
robe in the bosom Of her dress, as they had
bali suspected.
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sG3fr; highest SGiEc: lowest Sy5sc: eloS'.I S5sIc
shipments S6 o. SOS barrels charters ID s6I barrels runs
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A Couch, 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 syrrps and balsams,
but act directly on the inAamed parts, allay-
ing irritation, give relief in Asthma, Bron.
GhitiS, Coughs, Catarrah and Throat Troubles
which singers and public speakers ore sub
ject to. For thirty years Browns Bronchial
rroches have been recommended by physi-
Having been tested BY wide and constant use
for nearly an entire generation, they have at.
tanned well.merited rank among the few
staple remedies Of the age Sold at % centsa
box everywhere, TTHS&Y
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On Thirty bays Trial.

We will send DR.. Dyes celebrated Electro.
yoltaic 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
SeSEa AMI parayss vsG 1 a 9i I tsnsS d
culties, ruptures and many other diseases.
Illustrated pamphlet sent free. Address
VoltRic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich. TTHsLw
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WAN1s 10 WASH TnE FLAG.


Mr.. Tippett offered the following:
WHEREAS, The United States flag which
serves rs u blind TO the window ut the
Speakers back is not rs clean us a due re.
gard for the dignity and honor Of the ma.
ton would suggest, therefore
BE il RtsOiCed BY he HottSe Of Delegates Of
IIet Irgiaid, That the rule "lf any man
attempts to haul down the American flag
shoot him on the spot" be suspended for
the space OF two days, and That the Ser.
gcant.at-Arms be instructed to advertise fol
sealed proposals for the washing Of said
flag, and that he procure the washing Of the
same, and pay for It out Of the contingent
fund Of the House.
Pending the consideration Of the resolu
ton the House adjourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-16

The cheapest medicine in use Is Thomas
Eelectric oil, because so very little OF tits re.
qulred to effect cure. Por Group, diphtheria
and diseases Of tile lungs and throat, whether
used for bathing the chest or throat for
taking internally or inhaling, II Is a match.
less compound.
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4 most remarkable cure for dyspepsia
wells Health Remover" Thegreatest tonic,
best bilious and Liver Remedy known. 81.
Druggists. Depot, Laughlin Bros. e. Co.,
Wheeling
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Piles! PILES! PILES /!
Assure tire Found at Last! No
One need Suffer!

AuN Curc Tor Mind, BleeGnS ite n Sw ahT VI
lAaladlLu rrmcdy,) called DR.. Mills H's lnllan
OinunvUt. single box has cured IhS Wot ,a
ehOGic lNscS Of - or 30 years standing. No Ohs
nlryd suffer i've minutes after applying this won
dettul soothing medicine. Lotions tnStrnmSn9
and elrciuarirs DO more harm than good. VII.
lIAms Ointment RbsOrls the tumon, AllRyS the In
tense itching particularly at night after getting
warm In bcdl Eris rs 4 pOnlicc, gives Instant aud
painless relief and Is prepared Ouly for Piles Itch
lug Of the private parts, and for nothing else.
Read what the Hon J. ". CotlnbCuy, Of Cleve-
land, SayS about nr. Williams Indian Pile Olnt.
msht; have used SCOrCS Of Pile Cures, ana y
AnOr1i ne pleasure to say that have never found
hhythh!y which gave sch Immediate and perTnA'
ncnt relief ~ Dr. Williams Indian Ointment,
sSiu uy Logan 4 To-. bridge Corner, wheeling,
shH .! All druggists, or matted on receipt Of price
NG HE>RY & CO., Prpp'n.,
nthEOW O. NesHY Street Now York tity.
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Tubercular Disease of Lungs and
Bronchitis.

.TubCrular consumption OF the lungsis that form
OF the disease most common. most fatal and until
recently considered incurabls. Tuberrle from
which the name Is derived Il morbid product, de.
posted from diseased blood In various parts OF the
DOd! and In proportion as that fluid Is impure, and
length ul lime 1t remains 30, WILL tuberCular diA.
Thesis continue
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RECESS.

Upon rcassembling the reading Of bills
second time was resumed.
Considerable interesting discussion took
place on House Bill No. 800, amending the
provisions Of the Code concerning limita.
lions OF suits for entry or recovery OF land,
conflicting titles, adverse possession, etc.
Air. Fisher, OF Braxton county, moved to
insert provision that no such suit should
be entered for lands upon which dwelling
houses had been erected, but on the sue-
gcstion Of Mr.. MoiTett he withdrew this
motion and substituted one to reduce the
limitation to five years instead Of ten.
MesSrs. Holt, Riley, Poe and MolIett advo-
Gated this amendment with great earnest
ness. Judge Ferguson did not think il
would accomplish any good end, and while
symplthizing with those who favored the
amendment, he thought it should not be
adopted. Speaker Wilson (Alr Irons in
the chair also warmly supported the
amendment. 1t was finally adopted by a
large majority, the negative votes being
those OF MeSsrs. Ferguson, Hubbard, Nor.
row, Quarter, Sinclair, Hackworth, Settle,
Sydenstric&er, Thompson and Monroe. A
proposition by Mr.. Hubbard 10 so amend
the bill MS to make the limitation not apply
to courts of equity also resulted in spirit
ed discussion between members OF the
legal fraternity. Judge Ferguson earnestly
opposed the amendment, while Judge
Morrow and Mr.. Hubbard favored it us
warmly. 1t WAS finally adopted by vote
Of ~ to I.
MIR. Irons offered resolution, and il
was adopted, to the effect that when the
House adjourn it be to meet at half past
nine to-day, and that this be the hour Of
meeting hereafter.
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oSE HUNDRED DOLLARS reward for a better
remedy. Williams Indian Pile Ointment Il
q sure cure for Piles. DAW
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CO. TO your druggist for lfrS. Fretmdn's Nev
National Dyes. For brightnessand durability
Of color, are unequaled. Color from to 5
pounds. Directions In English and German.
Price, 10 cents.
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JAMES I. FELLOWS, ESQ:

JAMES !. FELLOWS, EsQ.:
Doar Sir-About three years ago was attacked
with bronchitis Rnf tubccula: disease II the left
lung, and suffered for two years 70 severely that
was unable ~ attend to Duiuess. About year ago
was advised 10 try Fellows syrup Of HypUph6s.
philcs and before had finished one bottle my an
petite and Strensth were greatly improved; my
cough became less Troublesome, my sleep was sound
and etrCShing, which had not been the case for
over year. had suffered from nervousness mud
difficult breathing MI the time was sick but your
syrup has cured tall advise all persons afflicted
US was to use Fcllows' syrup Of IIypophosphitCs.
Signed JAMES H. STEWART.
An endless chain Of good effects is formed by FELL
Lows COMPOUND SYRUP or HYrornosruIrEs, aud
we arc safe in saying, from long experience in
medicine It's virtues asc not possessed by any other
combination fvl INV
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PERUSE Is not an experiment, but q fixed
fact; single bottle will convince you.
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Sunday express leaves Wheeling at s:27 A. ". ar.
ryeS Wellsburg 300 ", Steubenyllle 9:25 A. N.
making close connection for western points
Trains leaving Columbus At 80 p. ", and 3.bS A.
Columbus daily except Sunday, At 500 p, N. WIN
sleeping car attached, arriving In Chicago AZ IN
next morning Beiths can be secured in ADVANCE AZ
Union Depot Ticket Office Columbus. '"''Ss -
PullnlAn's Palace Drawing Room Elo.n,pr C.,,
ihr0ugh without change from stCubcnylllc ESgt 10
rhlladelphia and New York. West 10 C0lun6uS'
SlVncihiAtl, Louhyille, indianapolis aud ST, IouiS'
aecomm9dAtions, and any luther inIor,nSli KIM, an.
ply % JOS. II. BELLEVILLE, Ticket Hgert Al bSpp.
Hhnaie Depot, loot Of Eleventh street OF nj DIV
Ticket Once, under Mcclure HOUSE, WheeiIHS wy
D. W. CALDWELL
Gent Manager, TilhbuTeh. Pa.
2 A. FORD,
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PROOF

kidney and II-e. DipcBsc. aud pho,,,,.,,.,.
Hniierud crTiblyaSatbinV .c,HS.I ~ bniS NJ
cId moi Fet oIt al Id ~ sISth c,so NJ me-
INIT PHI III S'
Catar,b poltrr, =, Eo,o tr,, MHIsS5ls, W.
IeSSi fnr yeSS": IAN, ImSicI, taTi y,
Dr. Spitb e1mpisteIT m nd me- '"usN tne'
CHARI.gS CHADDuCy
oIS,oS'tI, 4 ~ ShoSiJ,,,. IT,.
DvvnarsIa spS Ilc,oS, H. s;,s ". VI
for yesTl fsjl.I IN JyS NE IoijsJ M Ct,S s
neT Tif6ulS HniyT TnS,,,1 Sus5' Ir SStVu
FitS-"HRd tiicfn tSf io,riecn vsarS NJ 1sS Smith
Scsninis Rprr,r, so-S M IT, M:
ahcted iot ianttesS Vcs%t EotbIns sS sUn W. y
help him. Dr. smith cured hin. '''--'N "
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The House met at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning, us usual, and Mr.. Sydenstrickcr
led in prayer.
On motion Of Mr. Riley tho rules were
suspended for the purpose Of taking up
House bill No. lao, amending chapter 50
Of the Code, as heretofore amended BY sew.
eral acts Of the Legislature. This chapter
concerns the maintenance OF Legitimate
children. Alter several verbal and unim.
portant amendments the bill was ordered
TO its third reading.
Judge Ferguson, from the Revisionary
Commission, submitted three
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RUSHING THINGS

Mr.. Hubbard offered resolution, which
was adopted, directing the Committee on
Rules to report such changes in the rules as
will expediate the business Of the House.
Mr.. Cresap called up his motion TO recon
slider tue vote by which House bill l52,
the mining BILL" was indefinitely post
poncd. The motion was quito vote, and
rejected by the House.
The rulesw were, on motion Of Mr.. Moffett,
suspended, and the reading Of House bills
on second reading taken up. Several
bills from the Committee on Revision were
read, amended in some Of their provisions,
and ordered to their third readings.
This order OF business was still in pro.
gross when at twenty minutes oftwelvc, the
House took the usual
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Mr.. Meadows offered House joint resolu.
ton No. u, providing for tue adjournment
OF the Legislature sine die. IT was tabled
on motion Of Judge Ferguson, without dis
Cussion. 1t was as follows:
RcSoireCl, blythe Lcgisiaiurcof ITca T'irginia,
That when the two houses adjourn on the
fist day OF March next, they adjourn sine
die, and that the hour for adjournment on
that day be one o'clock p. NJ.
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@&
Condemned lime Table Of Passenger TralnS, cor.
tocted 70 January q, 1851.
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as follows:
House bill No. 2S4, amending and re-
enacting the provisions Of the Code con.
corning joint stock companies, whether in.
eorporated underspecial charters or general
laws.
House bill No 2S5, amending chapter 81
Of the Code, concerning the incorporation
Of Joint stock companies without special
charter.
House bill No. 2SG, concerning incorpo.
rated associations other than joint stock
companies.
Tie bills were, on the Judges motion,
referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
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NEWS Of THE WEEK.


AAERICAN ITEHA-
En~1-
--ne Massachusetts, Mesicsl Src1e-s
ssaa ssovr.4t time nTer tsse gr-~e30u Of aaras
,.r we-ne- rn~-4css-as e aaernhe-snr- Tns
r-s,F-.-z-isz. wa- -at down upur hr thf decisive
sast III IL aavs VIC @R vssA~
tasnf.-stls So treasury nos=. q tne
~s-ss- d. ia n-s af1s- II Bs=.E
anasfer railway hurrar occurred III
.h4 CsazE-tsrrr xsz N-sts-1 RAILWAY. naa-
e. 4rA-in=--. y v Fa~s-=-- 60 rousaln-
L. tsr.arv r=s-~urs .sL rE-o1-. --s.Ae Kill
1s-z-r-gYras -~~uEt=A Two ot ras ec-uaaaf- dae1
OF Their -asu-,-x. and Exn~ ether are fAral,v
w-uui~4
Al arcadeuf occurred CO tine New
lurr Gerx rnd neA- Brorkpor- Tns ess-
Sra~sr An fireman of tse s-~ iurf s1---s
ws-r kLlssa and nrmsC q tne passengers
wr-s aAdi- shaken r
DeuTe-. Col. Wa rrs1fed nv nns os
tns hsAxae~r rzlz-x1rr.s svsr experienced =
th&t rscla4 Inauszaa- 81 dalG2rs va-.1 o.
,-af--rr ws- DESTROYED AM nve On 81 persons
argxnal
From nea-fv a. pslnrs = the No-tt-
veE tn -spase - la w1asx- and osae- c-ore
sr II tns taEh-sr decree tavurxias-
The premature exnlosanl of nlAss n
. raznt - y--znaA CIR Nev. k-la1 rrr mr
an sAtaIsv la5r--xa d t-s-l
By the premature expikaur q; nlaks
oxa tns u-eyuz aa5 CalfG-aA EXTENSION OF the
IAcsar -xl1ruaz rE-- ca1arx a,.c 1n4 fa--nz-
-n<cpnll< Be--. rscea1sv traE Suu1- EsS-
nuurh, Mas w<x klliaG
The Supreme Cour ct the Taiael or-
-D Harre Ind Ien Ssase vsre renre=ana-
sG
4 dlzYatch from IAs Vegas, y NJ.
ww rhA -fE rnEirs. wn1 bo1aG xnc
ezgrec Nzso. sscr~kee,e-. nez- Aezlls r.
oenKiv rokssnR nm x1ses sG 81 1aeF oaol1 cxr-
- were ovE-aEE r. 8 M=xlcz- posst and
snnriaG AL we're Aze-i-zn~. b-1 rnas- names
ar EaEr Inr be4aaepd u s Exn~ c.
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sxis-
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bss. Via.
A terrible murder aadsuicide occurred
q jackson Elcn Franz Scsumacne- sAlaun
kees-. Sas a-uaa and rruc-saa-1 = wa-s. M
v1fs- q. closed liz Szssaa AnG = - -Z--
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-06-12
ITALY,.
"TO the Immortal Garibaldi.o

s'TO the Immortal Garibaldi.''
ROME, June 9.-The girls of the
municipal schools have made fune-
raj wreath, which Prince Leopold will
present at Caprera. In gold letters
on the ribbon attached to the wreath
are the words, "To the immortal Gar
ibaldi; June Z, 1882"
Garibaldi died with the window of
his apartment wide open, and while
the sun was setting. Before his last
agony bird alighted on the window
sill, where it remained twittering.
Garibaldi saw it and stammered,
"Quanto allegro" GLOW awful it
is). 1t is rumored that, sooner or
later, the body of Garibaldi will be
brought to Rome. But it is also said
that the body will be buried on the
summit of Janiculum Hill, where the
remains of many Italian patriots
shot by the Austrians are buried.
Garibaldi presented his sword to
an Englishman after the Tyrolese
war, and it is stated that his family
will ask it's possessor to return it in
order to offer it to the municipality
of Rome. Colonel Chambers, accord
ing to London dispatch, has Offered
to return it to the family of Carl
baldi, together with the flag Carl
baldi had at MontevideO.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-06-12
Some Of the James Gang.

ST. Louis, June 9.-The pursuit of
the bank robbers has been continued
vigorously to-day, and last accounts
are that the gang is surrounded at a
point few miles northeast of Macon
by 500 men from Linn, Sullivan, Ma
con and Adair counties, and that
while they have kept their pursuers
at bay SO far by their heavier arms,
their capture is considered certain.
Two of the pursuing party were
slightly wounded, and one of the
robbers is known to have been badly
hurt. The robbers are known to be
men who have been stopping on Har-
per's farm, near Kirksville, for some
days prior to the robbery. A train
with band of men is soon to leave
for the place where the robbers are
surrounded, and it is believed the
latter have no possible chance for es-
cape. If they attempt to break
through the line they will be shot
down without mercy. The whole
country is up in arms, and men have
left their fields, stores and workshops
in all of half dozen counties to
hunt the desperadoes down. The
exact amount lost by the bank is
$4,792. A reward of $500 is offered
for the capture of the robbers.
LATER The Post Dispatch has
Just received a telegram that the rob
berS have been arrested.