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KENT LHvx OOUnr.
THE FEBRUARY TEKM.ELECTTON on
coLLEcTORs-DAYs SET APART
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THE FEDRVARY TEKM-ELECTTON on
coLLEcToRs-DAYs SET APART
FOR ASSESSMENTS.
The Levy Court Of Kent county met
on Monday, last President Wiids IN
the char and all the members being
present. During Tuesday and Wed
nesday the time of the court was oc-
cupied in settling with the road
supervisors, &c. On Thursday the
collectors for Duck Creek, Kenton
Little Creek and south Murkill hum
dred v ere elected. There was quite
q spirited conteetin some Of The hun :
dreds, and the following were elect
ed: Edward Harrison, Duck Creek:
Nath. I'll. Griffin, Kenton; John Sipa
pie, Little Greek; Geo. w. Killen, 3.
Murderkill. The following Rentles
men were reelected Trustees Of the
Poor: Charles M. Wharton, East
Dover; Abner Dill, South Murderkill:
VIM. M. Jones, Kenton. The COune
Y Treasurer; the Collectors and
Trustees Of the Poor for the other
hundred were continued. The court
adjourned on Friday until Tuesday
next.
Upon the request Of George p.
Fisher, Esq, and Beniah Watson,
the Court set aside the following
days for assessments:
Duck Creek and Little Greek hum.
dreds, February 10; Kenton and West
Dover hundreds, February 16. North
and South Murderkill hundreds Feb
ruary 81; Milford and MispiIlion, Feb
ruary -. Although these days have
been appointed, vote from any hum
dred will be assessed by tine Levy Court
IL application is made for that purpose
ct any time, either in February or
March, while the court In In eessfon.
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A Union aenernl pzlnr IN wand.

The PHILADELPHIA North Ameris
can states that General Rial A..
Niles, who commanded one of the
Western brigades in the Army of
the Cumberland during the late war
and who at the close Of that struggle
was brevetted q major generalfo
gallant services,is dying at his home
in West Philadelphia, from three
wounds received in the service Of
his country, and is in absolute want.
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PernOuRI,

1 M. John Ignatlus o. Byrne, formerly
this city, but now Of New York,
rIIes from that city TO the GAZETTE
Iying that on Monday next In the Acad-
by Of Music, Jersey City. will be pre-
bntel for the drst a new drama, by
eo. Hubbard, OF Chicago, entitled "A
Obls Purpose" MIR. o'Byrne, has
ben engaged to personate characters Of
|Ls Jacques, Valet" the light COM
hJ role Of the piece.
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Cornnar,aInnnaaf

Coroner Weldin and DIR. Osle, exam
ined into the circumstances attendant
upon the death Of Elisha Platt, who
committed suicide on Thursday by TAX
Ing laudanum. After taking the testi-
mony oftwo or three witnesses Il was
decided not to summon a jury, and a
certificate Of death was issued IN accord
anee with tie facts ae published.
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vAOCINATION.
The National B@aRd OF MeaIth
After Facts about this Subject.

After Facts about this Subject.
Secretary Frazer, OF the Health Board
received from the National Board Of
Health, communication requesting the
efficacy OF vaccination, In order to pub
llsh the results In fhe National Bul-
letin. The poiDta upon which inlor-
nation lie desired are as follows:
!. The number of cases aud deaths OF
those who have never been vaccinat-
ed.
2. The number of cases and deaths
among those who have not been satisfD.
torily vaccinated.
3. The number of cases and deaths
among those who have been satlsfactori-
" vaccinated not later than two years
previous to the present attack.
4. The number of cases and deaths
among those having marks Of previous
attack Of yareloid.
0. Probable origin Of recent cases.
Secretary Frazer will furnish the Ma
tional Board OF Health with the desired
Information.
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. personal request. These pumpa ehould
either be closed or CLEANED. Mr., b
thinks that probably cleauinR would re-
store the purity Of the water In most
cases, and II 90, they would be left for
the comfort and convenience OF the
neighbors In hot weather.
President Of the Board Of Heath.
TIN RKofsTRAR's REPORT.
Tho Registrar estimates the pfesent
population Of the city ut 46.5O0. Lat
year there were / BAL deaths, 4O6 more
than for the year previous; annual death
rate per 1000 inhabisauts, 1888; Of
whites, 2496; Of blacks, $3.50. The
Registrars report also sho ws the deaths
from each disease, the deashs by wards,
ages Of decedente, deaths from small
Box, etc. There were 120 deaths from
smallpox, ~ Of which occurred at the
Hospital. The report shows the total
number OF smallpox cases reported
during the year l429, also the annual
death Ia'e per 900 In cash ward. The
hegistTars report also gives the detlils
Of the births reported, which numbered
6az whites and 40 b aoks, Q total OF 688,
This registration and that Of marriages
has been In effect only since July lat,
1881. Tue marriages reported numbered
i36-l0b whites and 81 blacks. OF the
grooms Ill were born In the United
5ta'es, and Of the brides 20 97 were BY
Protestant ceremony, 80 by Catholic. 3
BY Friends and / By tho Mayor.
The following physicians reRist red
ct the Registrars Office, In accordance
with the ordinance: White males, 80 /;
white females, 4; colored males, 2; total.
% 40 white and oolored Q ergy men
aud ii white and colored mIdwives
also registered.
THE sKcRBTARY's REPORT.
AS Secretary Of the Board OF Health
tue Registrar makes q supplemental re-
port, which opens With q reference 70
the reorganization OF the Board by city
ordinance OF May 10th, 1881, and re-
sumo Of the subsequent proceedings Of
the body. The report covers all the i'm
portant actions taken by the Board from
time to time and a'rsady published In
the GAZETTE, and q summary Of the
executive work Is follows Number of
cellarB In which water was reported, 40 /;
hlthy alleys, 20; filthy cutters, 10 cess.
pools ordered clraaed, "a ponds OF
sfagnaht wat drained, 13 I'll hy yar is
ordered cleaned, o defective drains re-
pairej, 10 nulsaDces reported from gar.
bage, 2; complaints dismissed, 2; no 1see
dtsinfected, q complaints referred to
Council IL hog pens reported and Or
dered cleaned, 10; filthy streets :
ported, 2. The Board removed garbage
from 1850 houses.
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a Kentuckx atreet nnal .

FRANKFORT, KY, Feb. 10.-Thls
morning Captain Jerry Lee, com
mander of the night watch, and
Charles Noonan had a street duel.
Five shots were fred, and Lee was
struck twice, receiving one dangerous
wound in the lower part of his body.
Noonan charges Lee with intimacy
with his wife.
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shan,t ITaTre 4 BIne PaTa4

No, don't take 1t and run the risk Of
mercurial poisons, but when bilious and
c0nstlpated get . package Of the cele-
brated Kidney Wort, aud It will speed
lily cure yoE. 1t is natures great feme-
dy for constipation, a9d for all kidney
and liver diseases. It acts promptly on
strength and vIgor. 1t is put MP In hq-
uid and dry form both acting with equal
efficiency. Price 81. See adv.
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MARRIED.

JoHNSoN-THoMP5oN.-At the M. r..
Parsonage, Odessa, ON Thursday, Feb.
I'd, by Rev. w. II. Hutchin, William
johnson and Miss Sarah L. Thompson,
both of New Castle county.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .--On the llth
residence in Wilmington, James aarten,
OF New Castle county Del, and Miss
Adela Pennington, of Queen Anne's
county, Del.
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SECOND EDITION
AN ExcErrnon well TAKEN.
sTAMPIMa ORR nLn E1nH.

STAMPIM6 OUT OLD KAOHs
From the NY. II ,rald.
The five cent stamp which Is In com
mon use for ocean postage bears at pres
ent the efhgy Of President Zachary Tay-
lor. II Is q good portrait Of . sturdy
patriot, whose memory Is dear TO the
American people. Now 1t ls announced
that the Postmaster General proposes
to abolish this ef1gy and substitute one
ofPresident Garfield. or course 1t Is
appropriate TO SEX opportunities for
official honors to President Garfield's
memory but why take occasion to pay
such hcnors At another hero's expense?
Why stamp out "Old Zach?" The
Postmaster Generals obliteration of
President Taylor's efigy strikes Us as q
hasty act Of bad taste, and We do not
believe that any friend of President
Garfield deliberately approves it.
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killed &C aRaII.

LEXINGTON, Ky, Feb. 10, 1882.
During ball al Adamstown, 8 sub
urb Of this city, Maria Smith, respecta-
pie negro woman, was shot and Instant
ly killed by an unknown man, who, it
is supposed, was trying to shoot another
woman. John Smith, her husband,
was arrested tonight on suspicion.
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Holy Graves Dssecrnted.

LONDON, Feb. II, 1882.
A despatch to the Standard from Vi
emma says :-''1t is reported from Jerus-
alem that q band OF sixty Chaldeans
have desecrated the holy graves and de-
stroyed the Armenian altar and images
of the Saints"
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The Marquis OF Muntly.
LONDON. Feb. I0. 1aa2.

LONDON, Feb. 10, 1882.
It lie stated that the MARQUIS Of
Huntly, against whom q warrant OF
the Mansion House Police Court IL
out, based on charge Of obtaining
money under false pretences. Is pres
pairing to leave Greece for the westS
ern section of the United States for q
prolonged residence.
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nndAy Papers at o o'clock, q. m
paSr' at 6lS Market street, will have
we fnlis ielphla papers for sale at 3
OlgeA, sa1 al the New York papers ct
yC,Gck the morning. This viii give
Ivy ny Ilsers an opportunity of reading ali
Piore breakfast,' 49, -S"s
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gAt gaiIy Sasstts.
FIRST EDITION.
TeIewrsphic Summary.

:, I. aoubted whether Mr.. Gladstone
III ha able TO secure q majority for bis
',",rra proposal. Mr.. Bratlaugh ID
..as,ad his constituents yesterday, and
ss sntbusi astlcally received. The Lord
|e'.,or,s Jewish relief fund now amounts
ga OOO The widow of Baron James
,,n.cblId has contributed 9i ,2OO..A
D.rtv of s7S Russian Jews have embark
n a, Hamburg for the Unitsd States;
Irs OOO from the Lord Mayors relied
[nnd will be given them atLiverpoolzss
ia reported that the Marquis Of Hunt
apsins. whom a warrant has been Is
mad for obtaining money under false
-,,orses Is about to emIRrate to the
swos,eru section of the United Sia'es.
a. a now In Greece.-The rdmored
nnrder of Mr.. stllman, correspondent
the London Times, By Arnaout', in
lbnois. was q canArd.-The official lio-
ldator of tbe Union GeDer ale has gone
Wanna to a,certaln the relations be-
,ssp the Uuiou Generate and the Vi
ma Laudsrbank.-M. Lovrof, who
a,ted q Nihillst fund in Paris, Will be
PEELED from France.
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Ihe highest hopes ana interest of the
{.an sest on The purity, heath and
As Oh womanhood. We take ! "a
~ teleeirihg our readers to the re-
A.3le EN- cacy of LYDIA E. PIT kl ANS
sAole Compound in all that ella. ~ OF
UoS TvSses from which women suffer so
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''uNcLR ToM's oARIN."
Fenlnu Ncare

LONDON, Feb. lO.-Lucifsr matches
v era d scovsred IN the DeYonport dock
y~ri 10 some baled cakum which orig
lnally came from Dublin. Or iers have
be IN issued to examine al tae bales on
their receipt, a. wal formerly the cue-
70 q during the Fenian sonLe.
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rhe Chesapeake and Delaware
Canal.

NNMhh,
We have received from our esteemed
contemporary, the Baltimore Sun, 4
pap oithe proposed ship canal designed
Q connect the Chesapeake and Della
FAre Bays 1t clearly illustrates the
urVeys aud reports Of Col. VIM. p.
Craishill and those Of Major N. II. Hut
20, made under Mr.. Craighll's direc-
on, and the additional surveys made
pit season BY Capt. Thomas Turtle un-
er Col. Crsighil's direction, and ac-
OmPanylng Capt. Turtles official re-
or' Such work would be of great
avantage to BaltlmOre,as well as very
teiui 10 the government In case Of war
,Iu great martimh poWer.-Lyneh-
lrg HirQinian.
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Meetings Tonight.
AATuRnAY

SATURDAY.
Mechanics Lodge, No. 4, !. 90 r
Brandywipe Lodge, No Is, /. 0. o. =,
LAfay yette Lodge. No. 3, x. OF p.
L0nape Tribe. No. 9, r. M.
Jefferson Council. No. 10. QUA. NJ
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WIZ Meet TO Nirht.

Tonight the Committee on Teachers
OF the Board OF Education will meet to-
night TO make q selection from the csn-
dldates for the position OF Principal Of
The Boys High School, so as TO report
to the Board ON Monday night.
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The King Of Denmark is troly q pater.
BAL monarch. Finding that during the
fecent severe weather the royal foot
naraG were suffering greatly from
Dolds and Coughs, this good old gentle
nan ordered supply Of DR.. Bulls Cough
Pyrup for them, and now the sentries are
happy.
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A schooner sr Lumber.

The three mAsted schooner Matte A.
Hand is now at Fourth street wharf,
with cargo Of lumber for Enoch Moore
Jr.
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Ali the characters we're well sustained
and reflected great credit upon the
talent of this city.
JOHN 8. CLARKE.
The well-known comedian, John 8.
Clarke, will appear on Monday even
ing next, in the drama Of the "Ticket
of Leave Man," assuming the charac-
ter of Bob Briefly. Mr.. Clarke will
be supported by the Philadelphia
Lyoeam company, aud the effect of
the performance will be enchanced by
the scenery from the Lyceum, where
this drama has been played by Mr..
Clarke for three weeks past. The
performance of Bob Bitterly by Mr..
Clarke 10 one of the most finished and
impressive on the modern stage, and
the drama itself Is one of the best ever
written. During its first production
in America by Mr.. Clarke and others
1t attracted the attention of legal
minds to the extraordinary probabili~
ties which the story presented, and
many letters were written on Bob
Brierly'S experience; and the recent
performance by Mr.. Clarke 10 Phila-
delphia was the subject of an editorial
in the Philadelphia Ledger. Mr..
Clarke's engagement will be under
the personal supervision Of Mr., Hall,
and his machinist will fit up the
Opera House for thoroughly effect
i've and picturesque representation Of
the work.
''MuLDooN' BLUNDERs."
This evening Hyde g Behman's
combination will appear in q variety
entertainment, closing with the laugh
able farce OF "Muldoon's Blunders.' y
In order to enjoy laugh attend the
performance.
"UNcLE TOMS CABIN"
on Friday evening of next week the
old and well-known drama of "Uncle
Toms Cabin" will be presented by ],
Rials combination. This combina-
tion presented the drama last season
in all the principal cities of the coun'
try, and in Philadelphia played fol
three weeks In the Academy of Music
to crowded houses. 1t also visited
this city aud played to q crowded
house.
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4 An Associated Press dispatch from
ufslo, N. T., received at 1.bO this
AOrning, announces that 3 contract has
ben signed transferring the "Reading
sailWay"t to the New York Central.
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NEW ADVRRTlsERIENTs.

TOR BALE.-About 875 feet Of good
E building lots on Fourth, Fifth, Du-
P0nt and Scott streets, at Low prices and
ON easy terms. Cam be divided into
small lots.
febli-6t HEALD D co.
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LOCAL TIME TABLE.
CORRECTED FEB. ], 1882.
TRAINS LEAVE wI1.MINoro,,

r., TIT n " WILMINOTON.
\ La 4, ,dl ,drlhiIladelphia 2.OOs, 2.23s, 6.8O. 6.5-.
~, 5St, st6, 9.OO, 9.O9, 6.46, $50, i, .Ss a.
N, 9SIi H; l2i5, asst, 1853, 2.9O, 400,
j. -'''i'Olo, o'5S', 1879, 9.50', lO.0Os p.
a ar !, New ss York-2. .OO., 2.2s#. ssO 6h6
IN. ''''' a. m. l2sstt. l,5S, 6.i7f, e.ssi
M Sf BIadl65lm1orso-l.Oo', " l.42s, 4.5is. 500 sss
For' w., ~, iOStt 800, 6.17, Ii .O4a b. M SS
b. lOc Inol ON, l.O0a l,42s, 4.5i#, S,0Oa a
Far ~ RsI,t iI1st t 6.57, ll.O4' p. M. WV -
Hons-l25I. eg and intermediate sta.
Strains =, 9,5S a. m. 100 6.O0 D. m.
'ay, tulhlng both daily and Sun.
IIrains Running onlv m, S,,a
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A Great Obligation,

al am indebted for my life Lays
udge +. NJ. Brooks, Of Columb bus, Ga,
10 Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Dure.p
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SO5, S6s 6ssis%are = u Railroad-e.oOs. 9.s5 A. m
sFor NsU, Nd Sp ?. m. No Sunday trains ''
Ions. harrington and intermediate sta
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Amusemsnts.

The Opera House was filed last
evening to witness the performance OF
the Maggie Mitchell Dramatic Asso-
citation, The proceeds were for the
8. r. Dupont Post, No. 2, u. A. r.
The plays presented were the "Pirate' q
Legacy" and "Dearer than Life.
All the characters we're well sustained
and reflected great credit upon the
talent of this city,
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bad-7,pO' O',mlhgton u and Northern Rail-
AZ trains. a. ID 800, sos ,. m. No sum
M $50 p. m. TNessern Ne snIa Railroad-l0.sO
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From ' pza arrive AT wILMINaToN

nrNs FpnnS ARRIVE AT wILM1NeToN
Is, 757.r .raalllladdelphIe-I.OOa, il I,s2s AZ.
R6, Il 30 II'53 34S0 4s.S0, l0lOt, li.5s, 1850 a m
80, B.2l, 6.w a1.5f 2.5G, AS, 1.55. & ao''
got p. m. '''of' L55, east, 5.5U, }O.5ss,
.57' SI0% si5 New e York-l2.4,, 1.ss., 4.o. ? ,s.
CS8' p, m' T. M 1880, Loft, 1.5s,' s.isl,.
tSa. 5Gn NJ mB.lti,maso,r,e-l.5l., IN 2.rs.. om. . 90
n. H. l2Sitt, l.5O, S.iis, ESQ., e ). S;SS .isl
2.ssffn ssPn Z, WySsssht,netOn-l.9l. y 2,a
'Both' 'S, dS,' I'll, 500, 8 949s p, M m. - M
ton Snndiy iy and Sunday.
y, 10 delaware Railroad 4, ro
Pains. 0''O'' Cos p. m. No eundaS :
From New Castle only.
sunday 9rS. w.. lI,05 a. M; SS5tneTn SS = Raj
m. opGseiaware Western pam
-'i0 p IN. No Sunday yntSs,a.iI0sd-s.o tsai0s
P5nSs pSaSss II LEAVE FOR w11.M,voro,,
'-e'so. Zl5, $40. io.i5 aS a. wash m ipElol x
$Py S, SS,'''l'-s'a, 0,sO, ll.4s a. M. -,
Unlimited Express trains. =
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NTOTICE.-Ihe special committee On
IN sale of the AlmshouRe property, an
nOunce that plans of the property ~ laid
out In lots may be examined at the Tru,
tees Offace, No. los w. sixth street, fr0m
the 18th 10 the Goth inst. Ali are invited
to examine the plets. By erder OF the
committee, Q. HILL B1fNToN
febet7a Chairman
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i'"ins running only on Sunday.
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WYE HAVE q gooa deal Of MONEY 70
wv loan for good mortgages at and
per cent
feb9-5t hEALD = %.
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''MuLDooN's BLUNDERs." /"

This evening hyde g Behman's
combination will appear in q variety
entertainment, closing with the laugh
able farce OF "Muldoon's Blunders. {"
In order to enjoy laugh attend the
nerformanca.
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Tie House met 1t the usual hour weston.
day, aud Mr.. Grautham made the oIeninr
prayer.
MIR. Fulkcrsou, from the Committee on
the judiciary, reported back IIoSSe biii
AZ, amending tue chaptcr Of the Code fo,
the protection OF game, with an amend.
mcut cxtcndiug the provisions Of law to
birds either insectiverous or game The
amendments also prohibit the exposure for
sale Of any game or birds included in the
act, killed during the time in which such
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-25
TINE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY.

JJove, I,iu NJ gce ,ro,;l;rD T., a Coo.
oco sr w." ~ NJ T'' 0N ,n S,s ,"r nsseJ
49, w., ~, 'W,nf =, Wv ,,,"'" was T IT,
%1I 'G t ".,v, s0,Iw' -, SocoGJ rnaT
n, III I,o E ~ ", 10 ,h", !, %o
III 49,, J""sv rv,S9''' ~, i'ao a ., liz
m,in" ;; somIo liz sU w ,""r ~
msH'' ,, WI w., SS' H., ie,ES, sIU o' sr ="
WV, mi WI i h r ,,S o pes nd e n
wy T"u w Wv o ae IUS' w" W" rcH,
l%s,Ss'n'e w ,' ",' ~, "pon ~ "ppr"H3ae
' S"'S . =" n,rs ',e eSG " e
sn % ,"o ' IN" nos,ov " th ,' t IS'
a' H, iVV "t rrsn,t IN n" s" ;nio.a,;oE
,Tot i u w"nld i" moimiy " "n"ss WORK. md
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William J. Coughlin, of Somerville, Mass
says: In The fall OF 1916 was taken with
bleeding Of the lungs, followed by a severe
cough. | lost my appetite and flesh and was
confined to my bed. In 1877 was admitted
to tho Hospital. The doctorssaid hada hole
in my lungs us bigas II half dollar. At one
time report Went around that was dead.
gave TIP hope, but tt friend told me Of Dr..
William Halls Balsam for the Lungs. got
a bottle, when to my surprise, commenced
10 feel better, and to-day feel better than for
three years past.
81 write this hoping every one afflicted with
Diseased Lungs will lake br, William Halls
i}aiSam and be convinced that consumption
can be cured, can positively say II has done
more good than all the other medicines have
taken since my sickness,
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FINANCIAL AND CoMnERoIAL.


INV ioEE, February 2L-MONEY-Sa6 per cent
per Annuni ~ per cent per diem, closing 81 per
seat Prime mercantile paper hB per cent, Sterl'
| inAnd tipO.
morrow steamers.
GOvERSIESrs-stroug
&. g, extended ..lOg4 lLahlgh h wllkG-....lO6k
o. ", eGlGtded-",lOllSlS ISL T. 4 81. City lEiG.lll
" lllIgIu Pacific bonds lstA.ll5
pacifCGa Of VI......lG l[i,PS, r, hondSS....l ElE
S,sllral Pacific, ll3l Texas Pacific ldgB, O.
EIISbecohus'""''."..- W Tex. PaC. X, u. Dive. w
lIAILROAB BOSbs-Cienotally firm,
STATE sLCvGIrIEs-Flrm.
Louisiana ConsoA,e % Virginia 6s.,,.......... %
Missouri 6s...."...."ll2li Virginia COnsOls ex-
~ 5Ose PHI ....."",.-tOS Ira mai. coupons. co
TTSllesses @',....', 5l|4 Virginia deisrIed.,- Il
tennessee D. ncw"'.. 81 eOtlcECd.
sroCEs-shhrc speculation opened IN the main al
dGcliNe from yesterday Of $40 rcent, Richmond
helIlllc, Houston Il Texas and Oregon NAviga
lon NsiS most c@nsPlSlioas therein, white tho AGt
tnsthu Elevated Was ~ per Crnt and the CheSa'
EvAEe ONO "a per cent higher In the early
aealings The market WAS Irregular md unsettled,
3ul tEc changes WCru mostly fractional, except
LousNllle Nashville which declined y Michigan
v ,l,ta ~ Eoea Island Ia Northern Pacific pre-
iteiirSJ ~, Union lhrlhG ~ and Richmond (
AAi%Ehcuy "a per cent. Lake ShUTO advanced ~
and ieadng per cent.
Towards nOOm the market became more settled,
NY prices recorded al advance Ui IyAa per cent, In
when Houston Texas Missouri lhClnr Northern
rhtlMc preferred. Mtmph!s Il Charleston, Uulun
i4clhc and Louisville u Nashville We're The most
""IHAs"e"t 80 khs early part OF the AFTERNOON re-
HS'lOu Oi IN iGr cent took place, The hitter In
MtsS0nri fAcinc. From the second bOnrl the market
advanced tOthG close the advance ranging from I4a
pr cent Richmond 4 DAnylle. Memphis 4
Michigan Central, Union PGcllc, ll0ustonI TGxns
llAIhlbhl \ 81; Joe Preferred. aud Northern Pacific
pltlVFItI ltiulhg' Richmond & GanVille fell oil 3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-25

Allow u cold to advancein your system and
thus encourage moro serious maladicS, such
rs Pneumonia, Hemorrages and Lung
troubles when an immediate relief can be so
readily attained2 BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP
has gained the largest sale in the world for the
cure OF Coughs, Colds and the severeSt Lung
Diseases. Its DR.. BosChees famous German
prescription, and is prepared with the greatest
care, and no fear need be entertained in adj
ministcring II 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 70 cents. Try
itAnd be convinced. TThS4W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-25

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
seyy r Gsf and SdA eayU etc. rdsSIST e
vieor and manhood. Also for rheumatism,
neuralgia, paralysis, livCE and kidney din.
cultCs, ruptnrts and many other diseases.
illustrated pamphlet sent FREQ, Address
Voltaic Belt Co., MAnball. Mich, TrHELw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-25

CARRuNKlEs Felons, Boils, Sores OF long
Standing such rs Ulcers, Assesses, ETC., posi-.
lively cured without the aid OF knife or
poultice, by using Mrs Julye Myers Drawing
and Healing Salve. Piles, Salt RhcRnf, Fry.
sipelas, Soft and liberated Corns, Chilblains,
etc, it has never failed To cure. For sale by
Logan & Co. nAW