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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-11

The meeting OF the Lincoln Club, TO-
night, should be largely attended. Every
member should be there ;aad, by q liberal
resolution Of the club, that includes every
Republican vo:erEn the city until the frs.
III next month. At to.nig ht's meeting meas
nres Of vital interest to the club are TO be
considered, and since it is desired that the
management shall be in the fullest sense
popular, members should be present to
speak their will.
The short but active and honorable CT.
reer Of the Lincoln Club is an Indication
oi the service it might render 10 the Re-
publican party, and, through that iustru.
mentality, 10 the cause OF good government.
1t has beena center OF attraction, railying
point, to the Republicans in this city and
county and district. Comprehensive in its
organization and its aims, it has invited I'LL
Republicans to come and enjoy IFS benefits.
The hearty response has shown that there
lsa felaand Il mission for such Repabli-
can agency hereabouts But the work is
only well begun. We have accomplished
something, and in that success the Lincoln
Climb has borne conspicuous and gallant
part, More remains, and VIC look to the
Lincoln Club to help i'll that.
This struggle Of right against wrong, Of
the national idea against the narrow policy
81 the Democratic party. is unceasing. The
conflict Is irrepressib!e, ior the two parties
represent exiremes OF thought which can
never be reconciled. When the actual
clash comes. as III L political campaign,
parties feel the need OF organization, with.
ont which vitality is wasted, forces s.rag.le
and are not rallied.
In the Lincoln Club wehaye the abiding
nuc'cus OF an effective campaign organiza.
ton It's II standing army, always OH
sAara, always ready to take the field. 1t
!Sa disciplined force, 10 which the militia
and raw recruits may be added on occa.
sion with good results. The club can be-
come and ought to become potent innu.
ence for good not only in this district hut
in the State, and it falls upon the Republi-
cans OF Wheeling TO give it that strength.
We are not done rejoicing over IL splen-
did victory in this district. Let lis not begin
10 forget that Il greater battle is to be fought
on larger field Torn higher prize Two years
hence. We must SOW to-day that we may
reap tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-11

:;ESSlELE pemOcrAts--nnd there arc II
good many OF lhem--would find it in their
hearts to 10 Il little moro rejoicing II they
could Danish from before their eyes the fear
NJ their party leaders. They remember
That the Democratic tidal wave has swcp,
over the land before, and they do not
forget hos cuerge,ically tho leaders turned
in to roll il back The backaction OF 4
thing OF this sort docs more damage than
the front end OF it; which is why We are
not bowed down.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-11
Remember This.

Remember This.
II you are sick Hop Iites Will surely aid Nature
IN making you well when oil else fails.
II you nre costivc or dyspeptlc, or arc suffering
from my other OF the numerous diseases Of the
stomach or bowels. II Is yoar own fault II you re-
maiu III, for Hop Blttess are sovereign remedy In
Ill such complaints.
II You are wasting away with Any form Of Kidney
dle1se, stop temptinsd ea this moment, and turn
Tor cure 10 Hop Bites.
II yoH are sie& with that terrible sickness Sery
business, ,Ou will fad a"lIilmin Glcad" Ia the use
OF Hop B!tterS.
II You arc frequentcr, ora resident oil II MAS
matte district, bart!cade your system against the
Sc0urse Of MI eountrleS-mnlarial, epidemic, bill
Ions, anu Intermittent icvcts-by the USE Of Hop
Bitter.
II you have rough, pimply. or S.low skin, bad
breath. pils aud aches, and feel miserable sener.
ally, Hop Bites will give you fair skin rich blood
aud swseie:t breath. health a I'd comfort.
In shor: they cure all Diseases Of the stomach,
bowels. Blood, Liver, Nerves. Kidneys, B,igh,'s
disease, 500 will be raid t,ra caAe they will no,
cute or help.
Thu, poor, bedriddcn. invalid wife, sister. moth.
or. or daughter. can be made the picture OF health
hyh few botlcso OF lion Bl,ers, costing but title
Willyon let them suffer: noil.rrllsAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-11

IT. was very much like u storm, and there
is y good deal OF seemin. destruction OF one
sort and another; but there have been
storms before, and the blasted luce OF
nature has smiled again. The wind and
rain must come as well rs balmy zcpl.yrs
and the gently falling due. Your storm
and flood and fire are great purifiers.
Sponsors prophetic eye seems to have lit
upon this November cyclone when he
wrote:
50 do the wind aud thIn!er cleanse the dir.
Sow0vEih. tees G:lte an! purge the wine;
S0lOpe'laiI1 prunttl trees do flourish fair;
20 10th the IRE the dros:y gold tenne.
There w;ss aecd OF good deal of cleansing
and purifying; there has been no lack Of
looping aal pruning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-11
.RAP S!

Having recently enlarged and remod.
cle'i our Cloak Room, we arc better pre-.
pared than ever 10 exhibit onr immense
and well selected stock Of Ladies' and
Misses Wraps. Tina. they are cheap, styl.
ISL, well-made and the perfection OF fit, is
acknowledged by every lady who has ex.
amincd them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-11

lsgfoFE the election Delaware lsrpnbli.
cans had come hope Of carrying the State.
Now il is ease OF hope deferred, and II
pretty hard case nj that. Bo&ism, by the
way, nowhere llourishcs in ranker luxuri-
ancc than IN the said microscopic State OF
Delaware. The Saulsbnrys run one end Of
il, the Dayartls the other; md between the
two they slick the platter clean"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-11

u'lIE Republican party Is not even asleep.
/. never IVES moro alive than OH the
seventh day OF November when i, left the
bosses to try their own devices without
popular support. Two years hence It will
take the field with energy and might, MI
It's forces modified, under new leaders and
with II new purpose, rs magnificent IN
army us ever wcnt to battle fora good
cause,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-11

CLEvrLASDs majority has risen 10 high
TINT II has oycltiown the banks, submerged
the surrounding country, and there b moth
Ing handy big enough 10 measure II with.
a few bundled thousand more or lcsl will
make no MISUNDERSTANDING folscr and
President Arthur will understand titus well
M though it Ind been II million.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-11
TO The GROCERY TRADE,

take pleasure IN announcing to my oil patrons
at my establishment. have thoroughly renovated
my buildings. .and Mn now prepared to offer as
large and varied stock OF general groceries and
provisions rs cs.ll be found IN The Slate. These
goods ARE all new AMI carefully selected
MY own cure Of choice smoked meats delivered
direct irpm my Pork House nj Manchester
have been nnloiutc sale agent In tie city for
the following leading sneciGltits. viz:
RumlorL Chemical Works Renowned
Yeast Powder in Bottles.
III. Ritter's Fruit lInttcrsand Preserves.
Frank Sitdai's Wonderful Soap.
Wards White BOrax Soap.
Wards Elcetrifyiug Soap.
McNamara's Glory Tobacco.
McAlpin's Onward Tobacco.
Wcymnn & Bros. Celebrated Pittsburgh
Smoking Tobacco.
DuPonl's Sporting, Eile, Mining and
Blasting Powder.
FAMILY AND BAKERS FLOUR.
HcConncllsyillc Gold Slcar Patent Flour,
lest lit the market.
Silver Star-l;aker's Flour.
Daily Brrad-Baker's Flour.
MI. REILLY.
WHOLESALE GROCER & PORK PACKER,
Nos. 1909 and 1911 Main Street
ly26 Wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-11

Ladies, you cannot make tair skin, rosy
cheeks, and sparkling eyes With all tho cos.
me,ics OF France, or beauti,iers OF the world,
while in poor health and nothing will give
you such rich blood. good health. strength
and beauty us Hop Ei,ters. Atria! is certain
proof. Trhsdw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-11
H-AIFGROVN

oyercoats 10 pleasc you in style. ra in price
comfortable TO skate and snow.
ball In.
that you won't avoid wearing
!" that the boys wont ridicutc.
" toplease your first girl.
that the dog can't tear.
to wear TO the Matinee.
q easy 10 slip on and oil.
" Just like sisters beau wears.
'' 10 catch n giri with
" nicer thanl'a had when he was aloy
" TO ride horseback or bycicle.
" elegant for Saturday play.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-11
Young Sprouts.

Overcoats for papa's Hope, Mammals JOY
Baby hoy.
!" that vii make your neiglbor greer
with Jealousy.
that will make the whole church
TO please you, and If that is all
Hub will buy it.
to tickle Grand PIT and Grand Ma.
!" better than you can make at home.
covered all over with buttons
buckles, kc.
US fancy as your dresslnaker can
make.
rs namesoasia style as are your
ideas.
that will coax uncle to take Harry
out.
that don't cost much.
trimmed in Plush, the latest, to
please every Ia, Ma and Baby.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-11

THE greatest doctor book in print is Dr.
Hartman's "l!ls Of Lille" Ask your druggist
for il gratis
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-11

The distinctive feature Of the BnlrASSlcA
Is, that on all the leading subjects its articles
are exhaustive ireatises, and thai, having it.
one does not need to buy books on those
sciences or subjects. rs these ,rea,ises arc
complete works by the most talented men
noted for their ability in those branches of
knowledge.
This American edition Is not only an ey-
act reprint OF every word and illustration Of
tho expensive English acknowledging only
in size and shnpe-bnt It is furnished ut
nearly half price, and will be found to be far
more portable and convenient TO use than the
! original edition.
The American edition also surpasses the
English editions in the NUMBER OF Mars, hay
Ing map Of each State and Territory in the
United States Also MUCH FULLER lSDHxEs 10
the leading articles.
Specimen pages and fuller information sent
on application to the General Agents,
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nes CINCINNATI, 0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-19

LIVERPOOL Aug. 49, n. m.-POrx-Prme Mass Eastern
dun lUL nrmer ar 81 Bac0n-CumOeriand
RID steady AZ Oli long Ilear
steady al SO, short Clear dull 1854 Hans-LonF cut
duh az 63s Shoulders dull AZ BeetIndlA Mess steady
a. Mess al 81 Prime ess steady A. Jo
lArn-Prtne estern dull a. 81 % lalOT-Prme tlty
steady. 4Bd TurDenune-SDlrits steady Al 81 IL osA-
dull Iv.j GL Cnesse A pencau ChOlce
steady %. -nrm. %. Four-EKtra state dui
Is. Wneat-NO / " hite adv al . 4 III no SDllh~
Winter Western. steady at SD Corn
Mixed du I'D for spirits TurDenune. AZ London
STEADY at $3.50 100,
LIVERPOOL Aug ls--3 y. -PrOvIIons 1924 FOR
Extra India Meas PORK 80. per Dbl for Prime Mess
Bacon. O46. Long Gear 1iddles anu Oo or
short Clear Mlddles Il 90 cwt tor American
PrOucs-TaOw 4idd Cheese SIS cwL Tor the
gTades American Reh1ed Petroleum 3osL per gal
LIVERPOOL Aug 1s-3:so D m-Breads1uas dau Flour
l0aI2L Western. " heat SID az yer
California nItc Sod lO for CantOf
ma CLUB. S9dGeld. Tor Red WINTER etdl Tor lcd
Western Corn Sd per centai Tor Old Mixed West
LIVERPOOL Aug ls.-The receipts Of Wheat for the past
three days AS 900 centas including i-JOOO Amefal
LONDON Aug l7-i:3U D. m--Calcutta Lin>era 4a6i
quarter Refined Petroleum. $50 n rplrlt. OF 20
troleunL 7da Ld- per gsu Common kosin. pod Paie
Kosn $50 1864 sperm on. q ago per tom llnseed Oi
"a 90 ton opults IurponJne. 80 per c"L Iano"L
So perez - -.
ANTwERP Aue. Is-Petroeun Il franco u cenumes for
hne pale American u francs - Confines PAL and
sellers Wnooxs Lard cose0 Al 30 francs per 100 klloS
BREMEN Aug 1r-WIl oxs Lard closed at y marSs %
Dfenngs per ITO pounds Feuo cum MARKS 50 piemhEs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-19
COTTON MAKNErs-sY rELEGRAPh

tryrCPO0I Aug. 1880 o. mNOtOn steady, Mldanng
UpIauas 7stri Orleans l1sL sales 10000 bales IN
cnaug = speculation anu export rocclRts
300 Uales including 3-O bales American
lands Low MiaGlnc August delivery. 1'esd 90
Ars ana SsDC.m delivery 1sa4d asO 'ose Also '4d
40 -.prinucr october delivery, O'Ad' DO october
AID Ny III er delivery 6Ac4d 10 november AID Doeel
div r, I'D do and January del very O'4i
nv .sa.,d 20. JuIy delivery, o%'ssd Futures
s1Iyvppoor August 1913 D. m-FHt1-es-U pands. Low
MIdouu. deli cry, tpdi 40 OctoOei anu
CBe4l. do NAV ald INC uol'oiJ' "-ct4' w '1 ~
July delivery. Gt'ssL $500 "a. ..,.s ~, ,ns
dav lucll,isd lao Dsiez Amer1cAL - 49,. ~
ITyEElatJl- Aug. ls-+ 80 y m-Cottoh-- fuluress-Op
In - Tddnag clause september and October delivery
ts-tvvse,.of Auk la-Cotton-The safes or the week
q 1rJ bas American 5000 bales spvcuators TOOK tVo
6.jOu baes forwarded run inc SUI
80 direct to spinner. 400 D4ss, actu~I e1 Pot.n SV
aes' tofal RECIPES 500 bales Ameican LOU DAe !,
ota so~x ga UOU Ancrcan StoVuO Dai's amount
- otton aioAl 10000 bales. American 3luOO bales
N.N,ahrfEg Aux Is mario. tor Arms ana Fabrics
g. - al ,teaIv 20 iucl so reed. Gold ld shlEAngA
Yards n o.. 4ZdG4od' ~. ~ HA"' '"''" '"4''
sacnnd qualty. lid , ,,,.a,. -. L.
Nf,ftna ii g. OrdnArY al &c receipts ~ DAle
-nnurn- 40. sslea IOO b~4es' stocA 1867 10 "a
DI,ss receipts lO7 bales shipments 400 bales
S- s.r1soRS Aug ls-cotrm quiet aiddlng. l3c; Low
unriluK IL =. OrdInArY II Tci sair, spnncrs ot
ptIs 81 r.eeiDa sol baes gross l.O54 export'
IN ia Bt,tn bales wise 100 bales sAea 4o-s
spnneis AZ baica $500. ,., ,,,,,,,. ,1.,,.c ou
Madng lasl2sc. aood Ordin<rE IL A1' nnt ree1"A ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-19

bales g. bales exports 1913 bales sales rs
bales stock. 4 bales.
weekyNet receipts 1873 bales 1873 bales exports
COAST wise. l3l bales sales 100 bales
GALVESTON AM So rtoB steaiY MddinG l2Nc; Low
Mddng e; Good Ordinary II roccipts 30 bales
gross % bales exports cOastwise 10 Oats sales 8S DAes
stock. sos bales.
WeekyNet receipts, lO53 bales. 9oss lifo Daes eA-
ports coastwI-e L4Jt bales sal $. lISi bales. -,
MKMPHis. Aug l7-CoftOr steady Nindhpe ~ &C. Ios
Ading j. Good ORDINARY. &C.. MT rcelpt- o. osies'
gross - Dales shipments ~ bales stock 1881 Z5Sl O@es
1851 2J7 Iaes
weekyNel receipts g72 bales; gross Dr. bales shipments
lO,4 bales. sales 400 bales.
MOBILE Aug le.-COtton Quiet hiddhnz l&9c- 10"
hddhnE l24c GOOD Ordinary. -. net receipts Il
ba.es gross. bales stock. 72t bales
WeeKlyNet receipts. 90 65 bales; exports
COastxl-e 100 Oalesl sales. loo bales
NEWOkLRANh- AuX lH-totI1n steadVs Middlin2 IL -
Low MIddhng c Good Ordinary. II &c; receipts .
bales grO-s. il5 Daes -aeh, 400 last evening 30
aes; stock HIS bales
WeeEiy-Net receipts 7O7 Oaies gross. l4lS bales ex
ports ~ France 59i bales cOastwse also bales sales 32JO
bales.
COTTON RECEIPTS.
IL fnllngI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-19
Goparinershin Notices.

NOTICE is hereby given that the interest of
~ Mr. Ausnn Gorham ia nrm the SOth Day
OF June lss2. by the expiration u time limited. - -
STEVENSON, PlEkSON a CO
Boston, June 80 1854.
have estahli he'd myself 81 Wall st.. New
York dealer and broker and metals shall repre-
Temple Olpany, OF ennsyll ANA anu othef
pig manufas In Newiork and 10 genera con
m hat AUSTIN u ON-ftiAh-
Boston 80 1882
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-19

Sn n' ow and price, qeh the '1% IMPROVE oe yeI ass
many Of thS bnters ont on baSi1r Until To- morrow
SONS ten or 4 ze1 carloai' we're gnsold a. ae hour
load Of extra l3elb average 9d Al 80 iss . on tpe 0,
Cannfa Marya "a and Jeis,y Ia no reached ~ &c or
r. ~ S . io. 70 mon 20 rlhe - ne and very
few i'r seed la abs were sod over &c: o q, u, o.,
We Nc. ylgaa Ewes = u At 90 70 No. al f 10 a
do ~ In at ~ o. ~ i9$ StAe do Ol ID - ~
y. PiIcook sod 81 ono hecp lol n At 5iac; 203 DO.
At q MARYLAND lambs % p at 81 20 !er'ey at oi
Nrna d. So D. at - %; lOi Pennsy do. 6o d. az
$ El.e sold: 80 Pcansylvana Lambs 81 D. at Gse li5
Nowion Get 500; 7s Ohio sheep, ia D at iic lO5
90 - At > 30 SO Maryland Lambs IS a. at so soohio
F. 'adler Co. ~ Western sheen l96 -. ut SC
lee 90 y Ergl kwe' lot p at &C. lo2 Virginia LAMBS
Lge q ons sod; 4s sly Lambs. y b. At &c; south
Dienba { DeSey sod 100 Western sheep % H. at Sc
w. sae lambs 53Ib AT 6c 80 Canada do u ID at &c
). n Hume sold 100 Kentucky sheep 80 To- at47sc; 80
90 H. ~ a. ! o. - state Lambs ~ 10 AZ &C. - "a IA
at sc Bucks. 80 ID, 3c; 10 state Lambs Go ID
o5 SSs &c so p Ksns s LsTs' :. is do
81 b. at &c /. G5 Prntsvivanis do 70 Ia ~ dc " $40
aGGS-keceipts wers IS e,rs Of las he.d-s at
i4sGs head against head for The sane time last week
saes ere ae at rnte q hinef armr "a s2ecsi custom
er Country Dressed unchanged from yesterday quo
ssles-Halenbeck & Davis so!d 25 state Hogs 23s u,
SIC
Kirby Co sold: ~ state Hogs $50 b. at SIG 40 do 25O
NJ az s4c % do 23O o. at Sac; II do 1G@ b. az 6c 81 10
smith * eid sold: ~ state Hogs 22G TO- at Sic 10 60
go b. at 5 &C Boughs. 800 n, at &c
LIVE STOCK MARKEts-BY TELEGRAPH.
CHICAGO Aug IL. HOGS - Kecelpts 10000 head. ship
ments 300 head; demand vy market steaer at IN
Good O0fS 10. Heavy
81 z00SS 90. Light ~ 4Od - 20; SkiDs sjaf7
CATTLE -kecepts, JOUU snIDments, 800 head,
marSct active and steady NATIVES plentiful ana wax
Exports - OdS7 70; Good 10 Choice Shipps 1T aS1 81
Common to Fair dun 2jd-6 Mixed Butchers sock
- % Sockers Feeders, ,hS4 - Range Cattle
urn Texans - asa 1O Half Breeds and NatN es II %
aSJ 80 Dairy Calves. per head, ,Oaf7.
SHEEr-Recelpts 1900 head shipments 1000 head market
strt demand air. Poor Fair. = So0F3 So Medium 10
Good. - 700 s4 ~. Choice Extra. ~ 500 - 30.
fAST LBERTY. Penn Aug CATTLE-t.cceipts Tor week
ending IL head of aud z.3i heat Of
Local Fair To Prime - 5UeS TO- otocAers and Feeces - %
ass %.
hoGs-Iocepts for the week, 72j head. marks closed
slow Plnialelphas, > 1basS Balumoreo - 1899 Do
Workers.. 81 7jatS -.
oHEEpe,ops for the week, 900 head; market closed
hrm. Common 10 Extra - iO0Sj 10 Lambs - % G*3 d.
81. LOJl-. Aug. lS-HOGs Receipts go heal; s1pme1t-
iOJ head n lar demand but lower Pg- ana Light ot"cFs
- sOaS7 10 food orker, - s0G - 10. Butchers to
Beet Heavy, ~ - - -; Cul :. rbr@I.
CATTLE -Recepis LOO head shipments 1000 head over,
prices eifcrs p liked Butch
d&42s Texans. and steady Canning grades
- - - 20 Good 10 Best steers ~ 80 81 no NaNe snip
ping CRATES offered.
sHFEr- Receipts 300 head shipments 1000 head. fair
demand iof ali gooa grades Medium ~ Best A'c Aut'"ns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-19
rrnnpnAN r1NANcIAL NARxsr4

Iovpox Aug ls-l2.SO u m.-Consols, 1880 Tor monev
ana qgs- the Atanuc auo Great Mesen Is
orf,g trustees certificates A. Enc 4Os New ork en-
trai 1919. Illinois Central. l4O fennsyy mia CentI9L
fSk Reading STE NewTork, ontario 4uu " esteIh -o4
Miwankee ana ~ Paul com non l2b , - 49,.
LONDON Aug ls2:3u D. in.-Pars auNcos quo'c me-
nor ceu rnt, 3 francs Ar cel1imes Tor the accohEI
IoNpoS Aug ls-4: m.-ConsOs 99ll for marcy, ana
g9 FOR the account Atlantic and Great Western It mort
gage trustees certificates ~ DO second p I'm, o.
10 second consos 99L, NewNork Gen raj l."; limos
Central. l4O New.York. Ontario and Western. Zb-2 49,,
InNuox Aug lS-43O u.-far- aiylcr- quote IhIee
nor crpt rentes IS cenumes for the account
and re London - francs 20 cenumes LOT CHECKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-19

The following shows the imports dry goods AZ
the Port of New-YOrk for the week ending August
Is. and since the beginning of the year, as com
pared with the corresponding periods OF previous
years
week: 1880 ISL, rt5c
Thrown marACt..... SOJAS so o''o"-OO "N'''-'-
EasTed at the port SIS 4Oo52 7L7essel se59lisl
Thrown J3Ji,JfO 'sfuoo'o1" "0t- ''-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-19
DUEUNATISM AND DYSPEPSIA.

III DTsORDERED KIDNEY AND LIVER
establish chain 81 evidence Nhlch every m
ourv buf makes stronger have the only real or rai Al
remedy rheumatic Disorders, ana We pat thAi eVnsnc"
within the reach OF every saIeitr Wnou money an "t'os
the fool viii turn u % lear
the glad t.lngs ~ BRING 10 M
hi fed lie ia Justice and 10 your dope ld.ns
N
you stIckcn down W disease we ash you 10 -
20 the homes OF some ~h nave drank Oh
and are now fn OF the oy OF heelb
the their gial exp r"bce. We VII e'r 9' ~
slse saes,e.t and assertion Which cannot ~
prop inquiry letter through friend DE prODed Ia inc
bottom aud found to be uI Oi truth
Nnoog eds cured Dy RI r. & MATTNE GOCfALINF.
our present space allows o. refer 10 Mr. hAHt n 10
PyiOun-s .yD sister suffered "lib chrOnIc rhcuhA
Mr. HASTINGS 2oI PearlsL Broozlyn-severe rhcu-
pE GAMMERER 2i7 BAltiest, Brookyn-ac chronic
Mr. KOEI- Eh, 200 Court-s; Brookyn-s ciAtica rhea-
masn eight wears had expended over $1,000 Ia other ne
Nh Nv. Al TLird-aye. BrooAlyn-chronic rheaIaa
tisIn. four years. - -
hammaory aud chrome ghrumatsin ana very DAD chrome
uSl3tRs PILKINGToN lss Twenty-iourth ST. Brooglyn-
acute ami rheumatism for years had tried every
De GOODRICH New York C.ty-chrolic rheumatism
acute nsammatory rheumatism. 20 years fingers unoinid
M DIXON li2 Westst. New-YOrk chr onie nervous
H%e1aiPpfrsiT ~ -ifAN WOOD southst, NewYors-
sS M Green wch ave- Eew-YOrk-chrOaio
rheumatism aud kidney disease. .,- ,- NJ.
chronic rheumatism several years.
Ts aforementioned gentlemen know many others CURED
BY our Of rheumatism. dyspepsia liver and Kidney us
Now give this matter deserved a,enton. 'o-
circulars fuller particulars ans Will bless dss
you saS thls AL vertlsenent .. 80.
ELMOkk, ADAMS & CO.
0j ATLANr4CANE. GR..JkLYN, and
los wILLIAM-sT.. NEWtYORK CITY.
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miscellaneous.

COSTAR'S EXTERMlNATORS KILL bed
I ug. r1icaes IS moths Insects rats. mice Not poison
Gus OF Dangerous -ost colotha'e 400 Browne ST.
COPPER. IRON and STEEL SASH CHAINS
lar sn.r'oiin, v inaow ,ases Warranted Tor aftesl
wears lfiured aud Tor IS 1Abetf ST. eorner
81 Lester THOMAS MORTON.
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Bpslv5s Chances.
81 KAKE OPPORTUNITY.

BUYER with much experience will engage
~ IN lObDing manufacturing business Au"ieSS ~
CHA Ia, Tribune ohlce, Box 10
A RARE OPPORTUNITY.
= o,Ie--Tpe Rosworfh Grain Elevator lAng.
hamton s. Capacity. 100000 bushels with ssey "a 20
paying over thlty pct erhs
- nnnu on ,apitai invested Located 80 can n@Ae very
nc sIyery over very large seoD Of hes orA REM
cSy Jersey and England states, and bIsl-
ms. can liz enlarged extent desired Address n v"
BOsMOKIH & CO. blnghsmS'h -. l.
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COTTON RECEIPT

NGw.YoRK August lS-Thc following are the ,ota
cepts the below ports
Der |, 1884,
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VISIBLE SUPPLY OF GRAIN IN THE UNITED :
Canada

GUNNY BAGSING-Fary acrive steady.
HEMP, ETC-Isnia Hemp quiet unchanged 900 bales
Slsa at 6~~c, ~ days Juie Butt- quiet, unchanged
nay ASD ST "AW-rrine aod OhOice Hay ID fair de-
nj d Inn other qualities dun easy. - c
ougie Medium q Choice TmOt ., Oc ISL shipping Grades
6Oc lover 07Uci rye straw. 6Ve65c. Short do.
BOaaOc Olt straw. SO055c.
HlDEs-Hsye a alr cali al well MAINTAINED prices
HOPo Are without features thOice STATE 1881,
soc Ca IA and tme bring up BIC. EX
pofers are not disposed 20 pay Reports Of
dry weather In and nIayOraDs advices
hOd the xef strong
LEATHEI.-A de-. criptions and qualities demand
Receipts Of the week b5,21Z side and 1860
exports sides u 10 To England 1850
~ The CunLaent, AM ~ " various DIES Ln2uOLs
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPT, OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirsr. Vessels md Rallr0Ifs
NEw-YoKK, Friday, Aug. Is. 1sS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NEW-lORk, FRIDAY. Aug. Is. lSN2.
AsIIEs-Quet and UNCHANGED Pots. pa l9c Pearls go
BEEswAX-Quet but G-m IN view Of the small holdings;
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