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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-28
PRODUCE.
New York.

NEW York, April 27.-Cotton-Firm;
holders asking higher prices; l2A@I2Ec;
futures dull. Flour-Dull and unchanged;
receipts u, 500 barrels; exports 1900 barrels.
Wheat-Opened higher, but afterwards
was weaker and declined 4@Rc, closing
heavy; receipts $4,000 bushels; exports 49,,
eco bushels; No. spring 81 A; ungraded
red 81 l5d Az; No. 8 do 81 40; No. . red
81 47dl 47H; certificates ungraded white
81 35Cal ~; No. do, sales 1000 bushels,
at 81 y; No. > rel seller April, sales 5000
bushels, at 81 46R; seller May, sales l44,OOO
bushels, closed at 81 4024; seller June, sales
$4,000 bushels closed at 81 i6A; seller
July, sales 100000 bushels, closed at 81 81
seller August, sales 100000 bushels, closed
at 81 %. Corn-Cash and seller April TO
&c lower; options opened H@lc higher,
then weakened and lost the advance, clos
ing 15dlc lower; receipts 10000 bushels;
exports 30 600 bushels; ungraded Sl@S5c;
No. slice: No. , white S2aS5c, closing at
SIC; No seller April closing at SIC; seller
May closed at S0Isc; seller August closed
at sos 0ats-l@ll9c higher; receipts 81
900 bushels; exports none; western mixed
6O@62c; white western 6O@64 15c. Hay
Fair demand at Csc Coffee-Dull and lower;
Rio cargoes SH@l0AC. Sugar-Dull and
nominal fair to good refining 725g7}9c.
Rice-Demand fair and market firm. Mo
lasses-Quiet and unchanged. Petroleum
Quiet and steady; United 76Ic; crude 6H
@Thc; refined 724c. Tallow-Quiet and
steady at 7JsGSc. Rosin-Firm at 81 Az
@252H. Turpentine-Quiet and firm at IS
@59c. Eggs-Western fresh higher and
firm Mt l7@lSc. Pork-Firm; new mess
Sis 124@ls %. Beef-Strong. Cut Meats
Dull and nominal. Lard-Weak; prime
steam Sll IS. Butter-Quiet and Steady
at l0@S0c. Cheese-Dull at S@l2c.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, April 27.-Flour- Steady and
unchanged. Wheat-Fairly active and
a shade higher at 81 39@l 40 cash; 81 40
seller April; 81 29}S@l 1875 seller May;
81 3O1z@1 305s seller June; 81 2SL@1 2sH
seller July; 81 1875 seller August; 81 05k
selleryear; No. 81 lS@1 20; rejected 90@
CSC. Corn-Demand fair and prices higher
at 71h@1Hc cash; NC seller April;
71H@7l5Sc seller May; 7l1sc seller June;
TlL@712sc seller July; 7lsscseller August;
rejected 6S11c. Oats-Active and higher
at 81 5<@51c cash; 5lhc seller May; 1880
seller June; 44s%@447sc seller July; size
seller August; 34Jsc seller year. Rye
Dull at s6@S6Hc. Barley-Nominally IN
changed at 81 06Gl 0S. Flax Seed-FIrm
and unchanged. Pork-Steady and in fair
demand at SIS 90 cash and seller April;
Sl7 95@lS 90 seller May; SIS l0Gis i2h
seller June; SIS 25@1S 25k seller July;
Sl8 421<G1s IS seller August. Lard
Steady and in fair demand at Sl1 009li 05
cash ana seller April; sil o2X9lt 05
seller May; sll i7H@i1 20 seller June;
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-28
THE LATEST IN CARRIERS.
AatiSticalIy Woven and Trimmed With
Expensive Laee-MOnOgram Clasps.

AatiSticRlly Woven and Trimmed With
Expensive Laee-MOnOgram Clasps.
From the Nsw York SAN.
The fashion for wearing jeweled gar
tiers has spread so rapidly that jewellers
all keep the article in stock. They are
very expensive. A member Of a con-
spiciOus firm explains: "The rage is
recent, but none the less strong, and it
promises to spread indefinitely, as the
range is rs unlimited as the purse. Al
the prominent society women and many
who are not in society wear them. You
see, women cOnstitutionally delight in
pretty things and their adOrnment is of
more interest and enjoyment to them
than anything else. you will come
down stairs I'll show you the stock"
There was a show case full of them,
each pair mounted in velvet box.
The pattern was the same in all "a far
as the band was concerned. The band
was full inch wide, made of fine elias
tic and covered with beautiful woven
silk of every conceivable shade, pale
blues and warm reds predOminating.
They are designed to match the tint OF
the dress worn with them. In one case
two heart-shaped clasps of cOlOred gold,
inlaid with crOSs-barS of tOrquOiseS ant
pearls, Joined the ends of a scarlet band
with little frillS of silk along the edges.
The price was 500. a pair with two
oval clasps Ofhammered gold, perhaps
an inch in length, could be bought for
IS, while the cheapest pair, with PLAIN
gold clasps, was SO.
Its curious fact said the jeweler,
that the cheap ones won't sell. When
a customer wants an elegant garter he
| mean She-is willing to pay for it,"
\ pair that cost S225 had two shields,
with three big pearls in each and little
diamonds Mt the edges. Another pair
was expensive through its delicate lace,
which was arranged in fluffy bow
knot, with two little gold disks clasping
in the center.
At another establishment the jewelcr
said: The majority Ofthem are made
To order. Your visit is OppOrtune, Is
have lust finished the most expensive
pair that ever left my factory. Inc
price is =, no" In this the lace and
pearl-cOlorcd silk band We're joined by
an elaborate clasp. On one side was
the lady's monogram in pearls; on the
other the coat-of-arms, with frosted
storks' heads, a crest of delicately
carved gold, and a motto set in chip
diamonds. 1t was a present from a
mother to her daughter, who is to be
married soon.
HAS the demand for such carriers in
creased"
"Itis hundred per cent. greater than
last year, and grows constantly
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-28

s11 3o@11 321< seller July; I'll 42,<aif As
seller August. Bulk Meats-Steady and in
fair demand; shoulders 81 so; short rib
$40 30; short clear $40 65. Butter--Dull
and tending downward; common to fine
creamery 23@27c; fair TO choice dairy 14@
24c. Eggs-Quiet and unchanged at lag
14Hc- Whisky-Steady at 81 10.
Cincinnatf.
CINCINNATI, April 27.-Cotton-Quiet and
firm at 11Hc. Flour-Quiet and unchanged.
Wheat-Easier; No. 2 red winter 81 sea
1 AZ spot; 81 l6H bid for seller July. Corn
Stronger; No. 2 mixed 75@75Xc SHOT;
75c seller April; 75%@75xc seller May;
763s9T67sc seller June; 77H9772sc seller
July. Oats-Easier; No. 9 mixed SIC.
Rye-Dull at CSC, Barley-Strcng at 81 10
al II Pork-Quiet and firm at $40 90.
Lard-Stronger at Sill 12H. Bulk Meats
Firm; shoulders 714c; clear ribs l0hc.
Bacon-In good demand; shoulders Sc;
Firm at 81 IL; combination sales OF finished
goods, 700 barrels, on a basis of 81 IL.
Butter-Heayy and lower; choice western
RESERVE 25c; choice Central Ohio 20c.
Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, April q. - Flour Steady
and quiet. Wheat-Western steady and
inactive; No. 2 winter red spot 81 42A@
al 4224; seller May 81 43 asked seller
June 81 4214@1 425s; seller July 81 1870
l ASH; seller August 81 2l@l 2lH. Corn
Western higher; mixed spot S2@S4c;
seller April Sic asked; seller May S2i9S3c;
seller June S215c asked; seller July SEA
S21Ic; steamer SIC bid. Oats-Quiet and
lower; Western white 56@5sc; mixed 54H
@55c; Pennsylvania 55@5Sc. Rye-Dull
at 95@9sc. Hay-Unchange Provisions
Firm and unchanged. Butter-Steady:
Western packed lo@35c; roll ls@26c. Eggs
Easier at 16G17c Petroleum-Unchang-
ed. Coflee-Quiet. Sugar-Quiet; A soft
95sc. Whisky-Firm at 81 22H@l %.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, April 27.-Noon board: Wheat
Dull; No. red spot seller April and May
81 37H; seller June 81 S3A; seller July
81 1917; seller August at 81 12H; seller
wear 81 l2A@1 II. Corn-Dull; high mixed
754c; No. spot seller April 74Hc; seller
MAY 72c; seller June 72Ic; seller July TIC;
seller year 56Ac. Oats-Quiet; No 252hc.
Closed. Everything quiet and unchanged.
New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, April 27.-Sugar-Steady
and in fair demand. Molasses-Dull and
unchanged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-28
CURRENT THOUGHTS.
THE FORD RONS.
N..rl. A.nrk IAIxl

The Ford BOYS, who have done -
much for the railroad and real estate
interests of Missouri by the murder OF
Jesse James, pleaded guilty, were SEN
fenced to death, and parioned by the
Governor all in the same day. But they
have been much embarrassed by being
arrested for another murder, that OF n
gentleman named Wood Hite, who was
also member of the James gang, and
whom the ForCls seem TO have disposed
of. The telegram adds, 1.-The Ford
bows are Disconnected by the turn OF
affairs" which is not surprising, a.
urobably other warrants Will follow,
and the numerous friends of Mr.. James
will come forward as witnesses. Ii the
Ford bows really wish to put an end
10 all further annoyance they cannot do
better than follow our suggestion and
kill each other. Nothing would apparent
" now do so much for real estate IN Zap
county. The arms Ofthe late Mr.. James,
we are pleased TO see, have been restored
To his widow by the order OF 1T.
Joseph Probate Court, she being probab-
~ the administrator of his small estate.
The arms will be interesting helrlooms
for little Charles Edward. The horses
have been purchased by a circus COM
panv, and the house is gradually dis
appearing i'm small chips cut Oft by relic
hunters, from which, We trust, Mrs.
James, ifnot the landlord, is deriving
some emolument.
"FORGET-ME-NOT.
Ne1C York Tribune.
It is proposed to offer, in this city, a
COMPLIMENTARY testimonial 10 Miss
Genevive Ward, prior TO her departure
for England which will be taken early
in May. Miss Ward is about TO close
long and labOrious professional season
in America, involving li,WO miles OF
travel, and performances in seventy-two
cities. This tour has been devoted eN-
clusively To the play of "ForSet-Me-
Not" and Miss Wards performance OF
Stephanie de MOhrivart, in that play,
has been seen by thousands of spectators
with admiration for its astonishing bril-
liancy and its beautiful art. \ more
complete, rounded and impreSSiveim image
of glittering audacity and cool, heart
less wickedneSs. in q wOman'S shape, Is
not known to the modern stage. Miss
Ward has won q prodigiOus success, in
an unsympathetic, almost repulsive
character, Dy lnleiectudl S>tIehStn' tHs
fascination of brilliant womanhood, and
the sustained grace of art. 1t is apostiye
exceptional triumph in acting-for its
charm resides, not in the thing that Is
done, but in the manner ofthe actress in
doing il: Such an unusual achievement
has, of course, attracted unusual atten-
tion, and it is felt that in Miss Genevive
Ward the American stage has an Amer
lean actress of whom it should be proud.
Take no quack nost-ams. Put your
trust in PEauNA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-28
Petroleum.

PITTSBURGH, April 27.-Petroleum-lrreg
MAR: United certificates weaker; closed at
&c; refined nc for Philadelphia delivery.
BRAproRp, Pa, April 27.-Market weak
and lower; opened at 76l3c; highest 16Ec;
lowest 80; closed ut 76E sales l,6jl, 900
barrels; total shipments yesterday j5,5ll
barrels; charters 40 barrels.
TrrusvILLE, Pa, April 27.-0il-0peneda at
7G3sc; highest ,63sc; lowest 1910; closed a.
76c; shipments 47,O27 barrels; charters
10, 900: runs $500.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-28
DRY GOODS.
New York.

New YORK. April 27.-Dry Goods
Market continues quiet in demand which is
not an unusual occurrence for closing days
in April, when the rush of trade is over
There has been fair order business, but
only to meet requirements. Deliveries con.
tinue on account of orders, whereby good
volume of sales is preserved The tone OF
the market for desirable fabrics steady TO
firm
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-28
.
FINANCE
New / ork.

New YORK, April 26-MoNEY-At gas
per cent Prime mercantile paper 591R
per cent. Sterling exchange, bankers bills
Steady at 4S7; demand 4S9H.
GovHRNMENTs-We and * per cent:
lower for is; u per cent. lower for AIS and
unchanged for extended o. and 5S.
Skies extended.
Elves
Four-and-a-haf
Fours coupons.
Pacific Skies OF ........'...Ioo
RAILROAD BONDS - Generally firm on
a moderate volume of business.
STATE SECURITIES - Fairly active ana
irregular.
STocKs-Speculation opened irregular,
but prices in main hCl per cent. higher
than Yesterdays close, the latter for Nash
willie and Chattanooga, while Alton AMI
Terre Haute common opened per cent.
higher at %. There was an advance OF @tG
l per cent in early trade, the latter for
Alton and Terre Haute prefcned, after
which prices declined KGlA per cent,
Wabash preferred, New York Central, Den.
yer and Rio Grande, New Jersey Central
and Alton and Terre Haute common be-
ing the most prominent i'll the downward
movement, while New York, Chicago and
ST. Louis preferred defined per cent TO
IS: after this SPECULATIVE became very dull
and continued so rema - vi the day. In
the early part of the afternoon an advance
of H@iT per cent. took place in which
New York, Chicago and St. Louis preferred;
Michigan Central, Denver X Rio Grande
and Lake Shore were most conspicuous,
while Nashville and Chattanooga declined
/ per cent. Succeeding this was frae-
tional reaction in the general list and per
cent. in New York, Chicago and st. Louis
preferred; but in late trade market ad-
vanced 1sGl per cent, y. y. Central, Mis-
souri,, Pacific Il Reading and Canada South
ern being prominent in the upward turn.
In the final dealings some shares reacted
a fraction, and market closed irregular, but
generally HMH per cent. higher than yes
terday close. the latter Hannibal e. st. Jo-
seph preferred. Stock market to-day has
been one of the dullest, if not the dullest
dav thisyear Transactions 222. 900 shares.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-28
$4,000 BOTTLES!

cu,o, Possesses Varied Properties.
I,I,,esthe PtyaIine In the SalIya
iih''''',.,,crfS me starch and sugar OF
Fh i,,to glucose. A deficiency IN
e"~ ,.,,nses " ind and SouriuG ohtne
~ III -. stomach. ITthe mSdlcihe -
after eating inc ieE
%,aflon of food - preNeh
-. upOn the Liver.
-. Ui,On the a idneyS-
HscnIates the Bowels
s,,rifiPs Ihe Blood.
ii'iS thr Nervous System
S-smoteS Digestion.
Rnnri>keS, Strengthens anu Ah'S
eS;,ie,Olr the Old Flood and makes
-. The poreS OF the skin and In
nv -. line hereditary faint or poison
.F which generates ScrOful0, Ery ~ pc
4 t.I manner Of skin diseases and exter-
4 1m, -. ,-,.--.,,,,.,y, A., I.s r,spuyac-
D ~ ~. ...r. h. taken BY the most delicate
hyrHragad and feeble, care only being
Ism attention to directions.
4 |,Sp ERANCH, kan0wha Co, W. va.
| - I'D Irr clark JOhnSOnS Indian blood
vs. .,, family for four years, and Ia al
1 rrs proved 20 be * recommended: II
- me- uf LlpnlneIl3A. =. = ~ -.
IL tEI.eXsyIILE, Br,INtOn Co, w. Va.
.rs hon entirely cured Of Heart Disease
4 - ~ ur. Clark JOhnSonS Indian BlOod
4. Ir.cOmueud Us use TO the Gthicted.
r. WM. WORKMAN
EVANSVILLE, BraXton Co, W. Va.
!. 40 .rffsr,ug with Dyspepsia and Liver
I +. m s,,- >,.v eral years, Twas persuaded 10
.-s-s Inhn~ons Indian Blood syrup,
1 . ~, ,gcr,e Ged in making new man OUT
'-, CAIN A. HINhLE
BrESsvILt.E, Br,lNton Co, W. va.
- D.. Clark JOhuSOn's Indian BLOOD
4 AL yru recommend 10 to be was AZ
y.,. Liver complaint for great many
4 ana The syrup completely cured me.
ELIZA BETH RIFLE
G,ErvTr'S BEND, W. Va, Feb. ID, 1881.
! Ir,gy JuHSsOS-I have been cured o,
4 Ala. nr using YOUR Indian Blood SEruE
1 ,r~sul .t highly. KATIE Il. GENTRY
=. NJ, wanted for the sale OF the Indian
4 ,.--r IN evev town or village IN whichI
1 rgrsrr Particulars given on appllca-
pRI'GtISTS SELL 1T.
I raiory ~ West Third street, New
Rrk City.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-28
Samaritan Nervine
DRUGGISTS, BRIDGE CORNER.

Cured my little Rirl OF nus. she was also ueal
and dumb, but 1t cured her. She can now
talk and hear as well as any body. Peter ROSS,
Spripgwater, Wis.
samaritan Nervine has been the means OF
curing my wife OF rheumatism. j. B Ietcher,
Samaritan Nervine made sure cure OF a
case of tits for my son. +. Is. Rails, HATS
Samaritan Nervne cured me OF vertigo,
neuralgia and sick headache. Mrs. VIM. Hen
son, Aurora, Ill.
Samaritan NervIue was the means OF cur
ing my wife OF spasms. Rev. j. a. Edie.
Samaritan Nervine cured me OF asthma after
spending over 5000 with other doctors. b. Is.
Hobson, New Albany, Ind.
Samaritan Nervine effectually cured me OF
spa>ms. Miss Jennie Warren, $40 West Van
Barren street, Chicago, Ill.
samaritan Nervine cured our child OF nus
after given up TO die by our family physician,
II having over 100 in "a hours. Henry Knee
Vervilla, Warren county, Tenn.
after suffering for eight years. Albert Simp-
son, Peoria, III.
samaritan Nervine cured my son OF fits,
after spending S2iCO with other doctors. ].
w. Thornton, Claiborn Miss.
Samaritan Nervne cured me permanently
Wf9Hia,TmP tMtI Martin RITZ o. Me S nd.
Samaritan Nervine cured my son OF nus,
after having had $500 in eighteen months.
Mrs E. Fobes, West Potsdam, n. Y.
Samaritan Nervine cured me OF epilepsy OF
CRANKY, Newton county, Mo.
Samaritan Nervine mas permanently cured
me Of cpilepsy OF MANY years Duration jacob
Suter, st. Joseph, Mo. ,.,
Samaritan Ncrvine cured me OF bronchitis.
asthma and general debility. Oliver Myers
IrOnton, Ohio.
Samaritan Nervine has cured me OF asthma;
also scrofula Of many years standing. isaac
Jewell, COyington, Ky.
Samaritan Nervine cured nae OF flts. Have
been well for over four years. Charles r.
Curtis Osakis, Douglass county, Mimi:
Samaritan NeTVine cured friend OF mine
WHO had dyspepsia very badly. Michael
O'ConnOr, Ridgway, Pa. ,
Samaritan Nervine has perm anently cured
me OF epileptic fits. David Trembiy, Des
MOineS Iowa.
lersy Of b years standing. Henry CLARK
Fairfield, Mich.
Samaritan Nervinc cured my wife OF a ner-
yous disease Of the head. L. Graham, North
Hope, Pa. ,a.. TT.
Samaritan Servinc cured my son OF fits. lie
has moi had "A fit for about four years. John
Davis, WOODBURY., Macoupin county, Ill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-28
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Condition of the Markets Here and
Elsewhere.

Money 2 to 3 Per Cent. - Governments
Unchanged-Stocks Dull, but Strong
" Flour Steady and Quiet-Wheat
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Firm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-28
tic, Alternative and Cathartic !

moGs Liver Regulator, purely vegetable,
4 medicine generally used in the south 10
l. Oh. torpid Liver 10 healthy action.
4 - WIN ENrRAORDISAY POWER AND EF-
E.JACY UN THE LIVER AND KIDNEYS.
i action % the Regulator Is free from
- 40. yr.pIug. IL is most effective In start
j O. >ecrer.nuS otthe Liver, causing the bile
i a, u Caluartic. When there Is an excess
j ,e 10 the stomach, the regulator IL an
l. pu7.p: after the removal of the bile Il
fr.ula-e ths bowels and impart vigOr and
D ,D the whole system.
that YOU get the Genuine In White Wrap
rri,n rs,l Z, prepared only by ]. II. Zellin 3
Sold Oy all Druggists. oc0oda
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-28
NO 7 ICE

There has been a wrong impress
'Pn going around that Mr.. Luke
Rs gone out of the UNDERTAKINGS
\ sIness on account of his Casket
AmpIe Room being moved up stairs.
IS not true, for he is better able
attend to anything that belongs
the business now than he ever
fs. He keeps everything that
longs to the business on hand,
fd everything he handles are from
fe frst-claSs manufacturers. If
fy OF This friends has the misfor-
NE to lose any of their relations
U can find Mr.. Luke at 1880
ARKET STREET, Telephone A
z. Ne will attend with diliusncs
pa respect at any hour, day or
Pat. Very respectfully,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-28
GOOD NEWSl ALL HALL

No more nauseous vermifuges for the child
rem. Logan d Co.'s Pie asant Worm Syrup,
tastes nicely, acts as a childs physic, and Is
an excellent remedy for worms.
In large bottles Is cents,
LOGAN s. CO.,
DRUGGISTS. BRIDGE CORNER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-28

Take no quack nost-amS. Put your
trust in PERUSA.
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, April 27.-Hogs-Liyc hogs
Fairly active and shade higher; common
and light IS 75@7 IS; packing and butch
ers', 81 SjGl7 50. Receipts 400 he I'd; ship
ments $50 head.
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Jas
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-02
Ncw.and Notes for wsmeu.

Ella Tunney ran heedlessly into debt
for fine clothes at Seymour, Ind, and
then committed suicide because she
could not pay.
It is said that there arc eleven nuns
in tho Hotel Dieu convent, Quebec,
who have each completed over fiity
years in the sisterhood.
A Bourbon county lKy.) woman tells
il on her husband that he courted her
twelve different times, and that she re-
iected him on eleven occasions.
II was the wife Of President Madison
who gave q young woman the famous
advice: " Give your appearance careful
and serious thought in your dressing
room and forget il elsewhere"
In Wyoming, where woman suffrage
is established, man and his wife were
run by the opposition parties for the
same Office, and they preserved perfectly
amicable relations during the canvass.
The husband was elected.
A Gilroy Cali man had spread a
pound and q half Of damp powder on a
bed TO dry, and his two daughters were
examining IL, one Of them with lighted
cigarette in her mouth, from which the
powder was ignited, and both girls were
severely burned.
The most elegant and expensive wrap
ever made 10 order in America has been
completed in Philadelphia. II is fur
circular OF immense proportions. with
large sized collar, all Of real Russian
sable, lined with handsome black satin,
thickly quilted, and is valued at 81, 500.
Mrs. Dorothy Phelps, Of Weld, Ne,
aged eighty.two, with some help from
another woman, is taking care Of eleven
head Of cattle and forty sheep. These
two women. with the help Of q hired
man few months in the summer, man
age TO carry on a large farm quite sue
cessfully.
When Queen Marguerite, Of Italy,
visited Naples lstely, she found every
doorway and window adorned with her
favorite flower, the daisies. When she
took the steamer from Naples for 9
Mediterranean port, she found every
ono on board the vessel, from the ad-
miral to the soupper.scrubbers, adorned
with button-hole bouquets Of the same
flower.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-02
THE FAMILY DOCTOR.

REMEDY ron HIoooUoH.-Dr. NJ. s.
Leslie, of Lexington, Ky., says that
the best remedy in ordinary biccoughs
is about twenty-five grains Of common
table salt placed in the mouth. and
swallowed with q zip Of water.
ALCOHOL PoR BUHSs.-Sydenham re
commends the application OF alcohol TO
burns. especially for children, where
immediate relief is most desirable. The
alcohol should be applied for one or
two hours constantly. as the pain re-
turns when dry. In case Of large burns
care must be taken lest the alcoholic
vApors s.upeiy the child.
How To MAxAoE CoUGH.-A distin-
guished English physician, in a work
on coughs and colds, says if we would
know just how to manage a cCugu we
must learn how not to cough. The in
clination to cough should at any rate
be suppressed until the secretion, the
existence Of which sets up the cough,
Is within your reach; full inspiration
should nov be taken and tho accumu-
lated phlegm is then removed at q sim
gle effort; Thus the mucous surfaces
are moi cAuselessly irritated. and q Sc
we're bronchial attack passes easily
through its stages; whereas, il the
membrane is irritated by violent and
useless Ats of coughing, IL gets sore
and relaxed. Again, by inhaling steam
or smoking an ipecacuanha lozenge on
frat avaking. the dried secretion may
be loosened or easily expelled, and the
usual fit of morning cough partly prs-
vented.