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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-06-07
Wheeling Wholesale nurkct, +.
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WHEEL,So. Tuexlay. lime
The state of t,ade III ua,, w.rs ~. hoou ,ouo.
no!e one win steady prices. a,ili +.
Grdin-Ihe grain trnde during the mast WOOL uo.
i.st clHss; The llice paid for wheat ranged from
5, to s. - Corn has advanced to 9Sc and rst:
Flour-lIrrndsiuts still coniilur STEADY and B,m.
No change Is made in our u,,o' atiuiis Chnirc ;
amber. y 25a7 4; medium amber. ST :5anl 10:
rs - fancy St. Louis S. .SaS Is: fancy patents I Is
per barrel s6 ooaG 5 common. IS Sv rye dour nc,
Ieais@rhs .e s,9itc ri has m, as "a, co,o, o
mArkcta at MI. During the ms. weex II wood ttnds
has been done at advanced tufts. and there is a
sl:i1g tendency, '-1I'.
is 10 is ID aycrusc. ........".'"."". iiI
Breakfast Bacon 4haiiH
Shoulder, i;is
Plain Bacon Shoulders s,,,,,........'..:..' inL:
Clear o Sides. .......::......''..' ~ ~
Family Pork lbarrel 200 lbs) 81 20
Pure Leaf Lard, Tisrces Isl s1s
q" q" IInlf iL,rrrls i5n ins r''''''' ~
:" Falls, is iIs'........'.. .Ds'...''..' TIC
"" oneialf pals 10 iI;.. i isn
Bologna Sausage ~
Cheese. Rich and Mild snioG
Lard Oil. Extra Western Stminci " ~ az
Carbon ................ ~
cr,..r,.. ma .,,,., ~ ,,'a s.I,,." w
tho whnesain rtv ,.'d h,; my a., sne e NC ielt ii
contnns r"oS rn'.s ~. ~ .c ,, tnae still
a, surar. and caiIscs fu law AZ u, gooms s'r, @
he fonhd hcinw. Smnto,ions le" ehanses VIII
Coffee iar w cents good Ro lo,n ina rhoIr,
He best ro1stci 1aIr woiisp lily ~ enolCe
2jc syrups common 46c: nv, m" n'o 4Sc M savs H"w
Orleans molHSscs prime Gic t"hnico ,,n,v "a ~ ~
maple syrup 81 Is t,er gallon su"s a nj cr,,i"
lie, gnlnulited iOI1c, powdcrcd iip.c ronfrc;nn.
Ary A We. A g11c, A pnlirie Vstc nSsIacc 1i|c
golden SIC, prime S%c, yellow SaSXc. RiseS
goon Ike s'''s ~ pt'n'e 'i ''+e' IAN
fish.No. 3mackesc,, bb,s. s,o m. M . mcdt,,,
sl2 co. - - " wv W. No. 'ncaiun
| WOODEN Ware-Alarket steady. No. ! tubs. nc,
loze,l, 81 CO No. tubs per dozen, s. %: No. tub
per doxen. 81 0d III .op pails per dozen 81 75 hnor
pals. saOo: keelers per nest, 81 IS; butter tubs
lbs capacity, 81 30; do. is lbs capacity 81 co. do n
IDS cphcity. 81 %, hsliboards, plain 81 5Oal rs
"snooSs. s,l,I; G'l ntGnt. per doze 81 52 IS.
,in%gsr-ponh!c strength wine vinegar, 2sa:oc
sIauasn In llal3e' loallc ior country stock: wine
'ihssas KsSas Sge. S.,,,,,. ,,,,,,, =. 5%S
diIn - 50; Imported S. 75as 00:, red pink 81 7Sa
~ llm9s &c. ~ 3g'sNrtlr -
CheeSc-s. l!iotca IN Jobblng at 9c for prime
western, and nd'lJ4albc for New York. SwcItzet lCL
aiIc. accortiing 70 Quality. LlmbuTer l2c - =
Helh@ihe Aed market isqulet rs yet Timothy
| psiHs,s- H.s,; oo!i iv ~. ,oo.o
| mixed. 5=a.'s55 tIl7g's 'f7lss,- - :
Nnbs-Dur'Dg the unsettled state OF aHai7
inc psi week llnils nave advanced pgain to s. 49,
NokP-Rchlnits the Snnc NJ 20l.l2c per pound fol
| new clover: New York In cnscs lSa20c. uuck
whcnI l5al6c; strained lOal2c. tsiE@ t'I--s7
Tallo,o-Maskct steady; country 6a;kc nor no,,d
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-06-07
I.cn,guc on nishor Gl,mour.

Cincinnati I.cnguc ON Nisl,on Gillnour.
II CiSciSSATI, June G.--Thc Irish National
Land League, at tho meeting Of their Exc
cutive Council held in Cincinnati, de.
nounced by formal resolution, us ia high
handed and ,uncllristian act, the threat OF
Bishop Gilmour, OF Cleveland, that lie will
cxcommunicate the members Of the
Ladies' Land League Of Cleveland for their
aid given to tho Irish Land League. It
also extended its unlimited regards fol
their fearlessncss and patriotic energy, and
urged them to continue in the good work
1t furthermore resolved to use all lega
means prevent the circulation ofthc Cley'
lind Universe, ind recommended tlt
Catholic Telegraph to all friends Of tll'
Land League in its stead. sgIYy s ltS3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-06-07

GALllrolls, Ono, June G.-The army
worms appeared on tho farm OF jacob Biggs
last Sunday, and have nearly destroyed 4
Sky acre field oiwheat. IS .},..t s.iti :; !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-06-07
THE DAILY MARKETS,
THE LATEST TELEoRApAllct REPORT 4 +, s
~ a. r., ~, ~. say r u Z 47l.'s} = *
VI Inc Condition fths Markets at the Lssdlnx
Trade Center, Of tho COuniry-rho Ru,lur 4,
X rr''es for the rrlueipal Stapiea-FInaa.
elAl and Commercial Atr.ir,. IA !. y

d = - q j "a
NEw York. Junt q. : Money 2Isa,x nor con,
closing at 2a5 per cent. Prime incftanti ie psnertx
a5H Der cent. Sterling Exchange 6ankam NM
steady as " soh: demand Il SVI. N - = ), ','''.
uoVkRsaENrs-lrcgular N'SEFL SpflN .g,Si i
y. 8. 6s, e1tc,ited... e9}sIehivh 4 wi,tr, .,ns
u.S. b., e1tended..,, l0i Isl. TXs. q nnts iiHs.
y. = ~ counons. .ll4G y. +. bonds, firss.iiS =
ps1'aS " :. .comnrS5n.",2S ~ y + LAID GrantsiisH
ConiIal laciAc Texas iac innd w.. sas.
Et,S sS SMs M%cosus....-. lido. Rio Gmnie div. W.
Railsoap "a. aD.I .BIeNps-GOuenally weak. '4't5
STATE srcuRiriEs-lnactivG.i I'M i,s3 r,ti i3tss,
asou Sas icons eon.o. ,Is Is yiE1n!s iSInIs s.::;: 81
8 s!i''s nst tSS,'.H sospo,,s s.. d
Tennessee 6s..:...... 90 Virginia defsrred 10
tennessee q. ncw. 20 '0atrcd. - - - y
t stocxsTshate ~ speculation opened irregular. hut
yssssys closing quotations. the % latter oGe ceIoaa G
snal: while G. T., .. 4 !. was ~ per cent iower
ssm,aan @ ran! prssr5e however was per cent and
up per cent New Jersey ce"rs, mxss iaI,ssya sGa
Nashville md Wabash preferred 6eIng lie most
e6nsnienGaus tn IN The upward move bn, snsequ
.nsorc s SHd pscae Weake, nn about O'Clock prices
SsIea ss i1%s SI Sa.syis XVI SsH .te In sHn %h's
Texas Pacific. md New York ceutni werc nrnmiu,,
sSs atst fsr Ss cooao ssn cosi c5sSiossy M
which prices reacted M per cent, Uoion XII Lin.
preferred leading. Iii tho early sftcrnoon 'thnrS
was Sensra! advance Of lh2 per ceut tho latter for
i9slon AR Limo preferred. which was followed Sy
. decline Z, oi Mal per cent. Wabash preferred lead.
ile INC downward tnrr, alter which the 70 wts agen.
smi recovery oi ha per cent, the latter for Nend.
Ing; ln the late trade tho market wns very weak
Ard prices fell of hsn2s per cent Michigan enttsi.
Wabash preferred md common. Richmond q Dan.
VILE an,' Lake Shore being prominent in Tie dc.
clinc. while Mobile l. Ohio stock that has Of ate
neen little dealt in) sold up 10 per cent 10 Ia in
hs naa1 assa,!sgs some shares recovered small
Jersey Central X per cent ana the martet % c,nscI I
IRREGULAR. but In the main lower with prices Ia7
Per cent below ycsterday's closing lg,rcs. the latter
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-06-07
IN Paris, In 'se, and 10 compensate Philip
Walker for services US Secretary OF the

Commission. NJ M e 'l.is N
This point was sustained aud tho clauses
ruled out. Mr.. Cox, Of New York, In mp.
statement which Sparkes claimed misrcp.
pealing from tho point Of order, make some
resented him. 7's' H6t tt m IL Vi
Mr.. Cox-'"rhat Is not truc.' III <,
Mr., sparkcs.( .(snecrinrlyl "plew"
Mr.. Cox-"fou arc not big enough, any.
how, to say anything 10 me-" ,.s7 5.',3
Mr.. Sparks-"Nol big enough ?" 1 I,
Mr. Cox..'"No;, you arc not in proper
condition Of mind."5 u M.E@. .,.0. ! .6.lH,
Mr.: Sparks-"rhew That is nonsense,
You little scamp" l'tsY, y
.,Aiter considering fonr of the sixty.threc
pages Of the bill tho committee rose. va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-06-07
Ghe qntslligt,rfer
.ai.c, ,o.. ., md - Fourteenth street.
4 Ioyr llSEcorrcspondens Of the Wash

,loxr prSrcorrespondent Of the wash
i,'.,ou Cpa., Reporter writes sl'nt paper as
follows: ,.o., p.;oo..
,,H,. mo,JS ,nISonrrd @ % per cent in the Inst year
',"'s I two ~ YEAR old rolt commands Siso; acow
e. "N Sr:i cattle &c or Sc per pound; hogs &c
wv ,",nI. "vrn wheat 81 Is; corn 81 90 md po.
perl. per- l":e"I, W ~, prr busI,el. Labor is very
IH,h. 'l,J'' ~ common labor s. 90 per day with
itss.,i Ips,'i ,~ ~h;lr ,r,dcsmen command nearly
war prirrs, ,,,s ,,,r, n.,,e,;p, co,p
All Inv Mo,r,%s Nre looking well and pastures
M" "r' ,,r""J rVI with prospects Of plenty Of hny.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-06-07
Wheeling I.lYe XtoeL

paht week. about hfy head being found ihorn NV Nv
day Nearly al the receipts were home cattle nj H.
o,SwIns prices Iss eole S.tse 70 iioo M i
sa.c Srsa ..so,in &C. ti1Ss :, ,1M alyes ooa7 % ps
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-06-07
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Capital Chat md Gossip.

/ WAsIlSGroS, June G.--!The Cabinet did
not reach any conclusion today OH the
subject OF the Tariff Commission, and the
matter will be again considered before the
personnel OF the Commission can final
ly be determined upon. --s .5,sJs 81.
The House Committee on Elections dis
posed OF tho Alabama contested election
ease OF Smith against Shelley, by the adop.
ton OF 4 resolution declaring the sent w
cant. e. ~ 81. s .'S
Jones, Of Texas (Grcenbacker), voted
with the Republicans OIL the adoption o
the resolution. q" Isl. X u
Secretary Folycr continues his invcstiga
ton into the character OF the bonds taker
for payment OF internal revenue tax or
whisky in hond, but is not quite ready ,c
state the result. He is, however, credited
with having said that the business SEEM
to have been conducted in Il loose manner
and he intended to see tliat' greater car'
was exercised in tho future in tho accept
ance OF sucl, bonds. sl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-06-07

ISAcE,oS Of the stomach, or lunss, peruna
onres. Rnt when Of the liver or kidneys
Manalin does. r. \: ,,5llS,l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-06-07

Hussoy, Binns 4 Co., shovel manufact:
urcrs, say that the closing Of the mills will
not materially injure their business rs tar
rs obtaining the steel that they need, and
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-05-20

Three thousand dollars reward is Of
fered by the authorities at Adrian, for
the arrest of T. j. Navin, the abscOnded
forger and ex-mayOr of that city.
Judge Tuttle has suspended sentence
till October in the case of Albert Price,
the $50 y thief. at Grayling, and many
citizens are dissatisfied with this action.
The strike of the log boom men at Mus
kegOn, is proving serious injury to the
Chicago lumber market, and a loss to
the vessels engaged in carrying lum-
Der.
The New York capitol, on which $13,-
CCO,OOO have been expended, is cracking
and liable to tumble down at no distant
day. Michigan's new capitol, which
cost but $l,5Cl,Co0, is the pride of the
whole state.
Mr.. Lords Detroit public building
bill has been reported favOrably by the
Senate committee and without amend
ment. There is now no doubt it will
pass the Senate and become law at a
very early day.
Chicago can take back seat. Mem
don, st. Joseph county, has the queen Of
the divorce cOurts,-a woman of whom
IL Is stated that she can name eight diff
ferent men now living within a radius
of eight miles from her, to whom she
has been married and from whom she
has been divorced. Her children, II in
number, all live with her.
The balance of cash in the state treas
Ury, May g. was 1921, 1872 so; receipts
for the week ending May 10 were &c.,
0S7 rs; payments for the same time,
$982,949 As; leaving a balance May Is,
1882, of $l,55S,020 70; of which $5S0,C0O
belong to the sinking fund, $685. 80
are held in the trust funds, and $6SO,SO3
SO are available for general purposes.
Flint Citizen: There was a man in
Flint this week with patent lock for
sale, and to demonstrate its superiority
over all others, he would pick any kind
of lock in few seconds. Sheriff Cor
don put him i'm irons to test his ability,
and he unlocked the handouts and
shackles with small piece of iron as
The sheriff could have done it with the
keys. He was so expert that the mayor
and marshll forbid his giving public
exhibitions of lock-picking.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-05-20
MIR. Hatch ON Salt.
From Detroit Post x Tribune.

From Detroit Post x Tribune.
Congressman Hatch of Missouri. in an
attempted reply to Mr. I0rr of Mich igan,
says of the salt manufactures: 1T is
remarkable fact that while this duty of
100 per cent. upon the cost protects 1900
labOrers, 400 times 1000 labOrers are pay
ing their proportion of this tax" This
is strong statement of the free trade
position, and would be formidable If it
did not omit the main fact, viz: that pro-
lection has cheapened production, so
that instead of being tax or burden, il
is a positive relief from burden.
Mr.. Hatch makes this palmer by the
figures he uses, the meaning of which
seems to have escaped him entirely.
TO illustrate: Mr.. Hatch places the to-
tai production of 1870 at 17,606,105 bush
els, and its value, or selling price, at
$4,S1S,229. The production of 1880 he
places at 29,SO0, 29S bushels, and its value
at $4,8l7,636. From his own statement
1t appears that the increased production
OF 1880 over 1870, amounting to over IL
million Q2,200, 1888 bushels, actually sold
for 1888 less than the production of
1870, or in other words 60 per cent. more
salt sold in 1880 sold for 1858 less mo-
ney. Thus protection which lessened
price saved to the consumers over 3d.
100000 In single year.
MIR. Hatch also places the production
of 1860, free trade year, at 12,717,19S
bushels and its value at So 289,504. This
would be fraction over Is cents BUSH
ell, for the free trade year 1860. Accord
ing to his own showing for 1880 under
protection, accepting his statement for
the total production and its value as cor
rect, Mr.. Hatch establishes that the cost
of salt to consumers was only Is cents
bushel, or two cents less than under
Democratic free trade. This saving In
the amount produced was equal to
$4,000 for the year 1850, and the saw
ing has been very much greater since.
Thus Mr.. Hatch, instead of demOlisbing
Mr.. HOrr, has furnished most conclusive
arguments in favor of the protective sys-
tenn and of Mr.. HOrrs correctness. He
proves that it has put money i'm the poe
kets of consumers, or saves them from
paying tout, instead of being a tax upon
them as he asserts.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-05-20
Ask Yourself.

ODOes your system need nourishing and
strengthening? Are you recovering from
some low fever? Do you suffer from dy-
spepsia or Indigestion? Are you troubled
with any urinary disorder? Remember,
Browns Iron Bitters will surely cure
you. They have cured thousands who
were given up to die by reputable
DhvsicianS
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-05-20

Mr.. Horace Sevvill, of Altoona, Pa.
says: "My wife and | are upward of
seventy years of age. OF late we both
have begun to feel the infrmities of old
age. Nothing seems to revive, exhilarate
and strengthen us, as does Browns Iron
Bitters. We would not do without it for
ten times its cost
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-05-20

AMERICAN gold is going to Europe at
the rate of millions week and the Eu-
ropeans are coming to America at the
rate of thousand day. This presents
a problem to be determined by the rela-
tive value of money and men.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-05-20

PROVIDENCE factory turns out tObac-
co pipes at the rate of 100000 a year.
The 300 tons of clay used in their manu-
facture comes from Martha's Vineyard,
Governors Island and Lake Michigan,
the three kinds being mixed and ground
together.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-05-20
EIcgance md Purity.

Ladies who appreciate elegance and
purity are using Parker's Hair Balsam.
It is the best artible sold for restoring
gray hair to its Oribinal color, beauty
and lustre.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-05-20

you wish your muscular system
strengthened? Do you need stimulant
that is kind and friendly to the brain ?
DO you desire good flesh and hearty blood
Then use Browns Iron Bitters. 1t will
suit your case exactly.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-05-20

II Ex-senator Blaine yields to the
wishes of Republicans in Maine, he will
be nominated and elected as one of the
representatives at large to the lower
House of Congress.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-05-20

AFTER June Is there will be no post
age upon newspapers in Canada, the
government having decided to abolish
that tax, which has always been an UNI
popular one. This marks step in adj
vance in Canada. The present tax on
newspapers in the United States is tax
upon the circulation of intelligence
among the masses. There should be no
FAX upon newspapers sent to actual Sub
scribers by publishers. The public and
legislators will reach that conclusion
after mature deliberatiOn.
The pension appropriation ill is COM
pleted. 1t appropriates $l0O,OOO,OOO, the
exact amount recommended in the esti.
mates. The appropriation for the cur
rent fiscal year is $50,O00,OO0, and it is
estimated that further appropriation
of 900 will be necessary to COM
plete the service for that period. The
new bill apprJpriates for army pensions
as follows: Invalids, $74,0O0.0OO; widows
children and dependent relatives, $780,
100000; survivors and widows of the
war of 1912, $3,640OOO; in all $97,640OOO.
For navy PENSIONS: Inyalids, 100000;
widows, children, and dependent rela-
tives, 100000; in all, $1,SO0,OOO.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-05-20

AMERICA has plenty of every grain and
provision to sell, but she prefers to hold
them out of the market and ship her gold
to Europe. Last week $2,500,C00 in gold
was shipped from New York for Europe,
and thus far the present week $2,450,00O
has gone the same way.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-05-20

A FRENCH millionaire, in order to en-
courage population, has left annual
prizes of $1,000, $500 and 5000 to the
mothers of the largest families in Paris,
with preference to the poorest in case of
equality. France has need of more such
men. In 1880 the deaths numbered
$751; 1897, and the marriages 279,035, while
III 1879 the deaths were lS,455 less, and
the marriages 2,47l more. OF the 920,177
children born in France in 1880 1925, 22557
were illegitimate.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-05-20

THERE are now 113 books published in
the English language which the blind
can read. The cost of publishing book
with raised letters is very high, and their
circulation is necessarily very small.
The Perkins Institute, of Boston, has al
ready completed its fund of 100000.
Through this fund twelve books in raised
letters are to be published annually.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-05-20

IT is said that President Arthur man
ages the elegant internal economy of the
White House better than any President
since Van Buren,. His dinners are mag
nificent. Mr.. Bancroft, who has dined
with every crowned head in Europe. says
that the dinner given to the Diplomatic
circle was the handsOmest dinner he
ever saw anywhere.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-05-20

THE Democratic Mayor of Cincinnati
has sententious way of expressing his
ideas. Speaking of enforcing the laws
upon the laws upon the statutes he says:
Zone of the first duties of community
is to protect the young; protect the boys
first and they will protect the girls"
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-05-20

THE Chinese bill having been passed
by the United States Government, Canada
is beginning to clamOr for similar
measure. The Canadian papers have
reached the obvious conclusion that
when the bill becomes law in this cOun-
try Chinese immigration will be diverted
to the British Pacific provinces.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1882-04-20
WHOLE NO. 1917.

raphy; and better than all he learned
how to study. The zeal with which
he studied American history, contrib
uted very largely to his success as an
American journalist, few Of whom are
more careful and accurate as to facts,
dates and circumstances than Mr..
Cuneo.
In 1856 he went to Canton, where
he labored in the machine shops for
several years, devoting the winter
months to study in the High School,
intensely applying himself to his
books for fourteen hours daily, keep
ing himself literally supplied with
text and reference books of the most
reliable kind, procured by his careful
ly saving for that purpose all his earn
ings, beyond pressing demands for
food and raiment. The result has
been highly satisfactory to the friends
of Mr.. Cuneo as well as to himself.
He has demonstrated that where
there is a will, there will always be
found a Way."
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1882-04-20
Tonic, Alternative and Cathartic.

Simmons Liver Regulator, purely
vegetable, is not unpleasant to the
taste. It is the medicine generally
used in the South to arouse the torpid
liver to healthy action. 1t cures ma
laria, biliousness, dyspepsia, headache,
constipation and piles. The action of
the Regulator is free from nausea or
gripping. 1t is most effective in start
ing the secretions of the liver, causing
the bile to act as cathartic. When
there is an excess Of bile in the stom-
ach, the Regulator is an active purge;
after the removal of the bile, it will
regulate the bowels and impart vigor
and health to the whole system.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1882-04-20
Precious HOpe-Peruna.

One morning while he cher hus-
band) was holding her up in order
that she could breathe more easily,
after having struggled with a bad
spell of coughing, he made the remark
that he did not believe she would ever
get we'll, when she, in her weakness,
said: Yes, | will, if you will bring
DR.. HARTMAN" The doctor was
brought. He prescribed teaspoon
full Of Peruna every hour. She began
to improve from the first dose she
took. She told me to-day she has
never felt better in her life than she
does now, and that she cannot say too
much for Perund. A. }. MILLER.
Her husband writes: South Chi
cago, H., Dec. 10, 1881: | have liv-
ing witness of the virtue of Peruno
in my wife, who was saved from death
by it. I certify that every word on
page 80 in DIR. HARTMAN book on
the Ills of Life is true in every par
ticular. L. S. EBERLlNE.