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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-10


Tue number OF failures in the United
States in 1881 was 5,5s2, against 4,7S5 in
lSS0-an increase Of lIS per cent. The
liabilities in 1881 amounted 10 Ssl, 1882,
against SOS, 49,, 900 in lSSO-an increase Of
23.4 per cent. This increase in both the
number Of failures and the amount Of liz.
bilites ID not, 1t is admitted, favorable
symptom, but then it is pointed out that
the increase in the volume Of business was
considerably greater than the increase in
the amount Of the liabilities Of insolvents
The increase in the volume OF business, as
indicated by the clearinghouse returns,
was 20 70 per cent in the cities outside OF
New York and 3l.7 in New York, after de.
Quoting exchanges arising from stock
transactions In this connection the Pub
lie remarks: Number OF failures means
comparatively little. The ratio OF
inSOlvent liabilities to exchanges de.
termincs the general , character
OF tho years business This ratio,
taking only the known and recorded ex.
changes was $3.50 in 81 600 in 1870, $3.50
W SliOVU III 1910 ~ % III slIOOO III loi =
SGG7 in 81, 900 in 1875, and SG,4l in $1,000
in 1875" The losses during the past two
years were small by comparison with these
figures, they having been only Sl.29 in
81 900 in 1880, and 81 20 in 81 900 in 1881.
with more complete returns Of exchanges
in the two earlier yeas," says The Public,
''the ratio would be little lower, but not
enough 10 affect the conclusion drawn,
while the comparison since 1876 is, for ali
practical purposes, correct. Losses Of 50
and upward in 81 900 mean calamity. But
LOSSES Of Sl.20 or Sl.2G in 81 900 will hardly
bring commerce 10 grief"
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wM. HALLER, Anc,i d Z
nRUsTEE's SALE.

By virtue oitwo decdsoi truh msdeby Al,,,DI.,
Renple aud Ann X. ReInple, his vile. "a me-,
trustee the hFSt daied January 2. 1874 frrHJ,5E
the olflce Of the Clerk OF the County Cont Al MI
county, Most Virginia, In Deed Of TuIt hcf NJ
., page $50 the second dated June rs, lSTi tec,iJ
III Ald Clerks office III Deed Of TluGl Book Ia u
page 67S, Twin sell, on
TUESDAY, TIE 2iriE DAY OF JANUARY, ia.
commencing al 10 o'clock A. ~, At the fprt 5o,,
Of the Court House Of aid county, the i0lbNi,,
described property that Ia 10 say: Tart u l0l bBr
bored two hundred and tity IN ChApur and IN
addition 10 the city OiWheeing the said tart M,
bounded a. follows; Commencing at The AOuth,,A
corner Of Alley IS and Eof street thence east ao,
the tOhth side Of sid alley sixty I've feet thttg
south ona line parallel with Roif urrt lOry.k5,
feet; thence west on line parallel with SaIi M,
dxty.fye feet 10 Rof strael; thence north on NJ
east side Of EO street fortyiour feet ~ the paSs
The title Is believed to DO perfect, bu, Will On
yey only tho title vested in me BY said dcOiI 4
trust.
TRIMS OF SALE-0ne.thIrJi and 10 much MON n
the pGrchasOr may elect, In cash on day Of ale N
balance In two equal inEtAllmens at si' and tWtlW
mouths with Interest from day Of Sale. the M
chaser giving notes secured by deed Of lruHMl
policy Of insurance on the property for the defend
WILLIAM J. W. CowDEy.
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LEoAL NOTICES.

TRUsTEE's SALE OF VAI,III5;,
Il Property on Wheeling Island ALL
~ Virtue u q DEED Of 7 uat made n, ,,.....
Bsll aud David X. Bell, her husband I'LL
Trustee, dated January. u, 1875, ISCUt.,5 ~
ofiSS Of the CLERK Of the County Conn ~ ~ Nv
County, Wtlt VinsiniA IL Deed u rFuT n ~ VS4
~, toli1S Nv anu ~, will sell Uh so
TuIsDAY, JANUARY TUE Ilf,. I,a
A. the irOni dooroi the Court HOu,e Il ala s,-..
thS following described properly, that 1. Ia 'sS.'I
The east ball oil lot numbered thITtyIlI ~,
on TN south idoof Maryland 1Itsei. Ii. T.SSlat
In zAnel leland addition 10 the It's Of WS.O.ttl
q lad out " Henry McoIe, trustee iJr y,sS!l
Zane, aud located on ZauI'I Island. Al 'ats
time, b. the cons mt u the said Mary j. nj \ -
Boll, viii b. told the welt half VI nild Nj ~ Z
Milh the nildehee Of sald ", J. and u. Ii, Nh -
all the sppuTtenanGes thereto Belonging ~ .i,llt
prOYemttlts CONSIST Of two story lrtnie i,rjyil
built ~ the met substantial nhnnpr. W,,ht'
rooms, hall, BDOd celia, wntCr IN hOu,t Ila y
= well set With grape ArbOF, siull trees and A. =
The hale Il only made 10 clOl. an S,ists "a
above property unlrts grcViolIly dl,l1s a Il :,
private sale, Will be AOld ~ whole or In ~.
paris as ~ill best suit purchaser. IL IA H.
thr highest ground OH the Island Tar aip,,egti
water, and In nloSt excellent lelphbotb,,'tV.
within half a square Of the Street kuIlWaV
The title ID believed 10 DO unQucslIunaGs ,,I,
sold - whole, deed will be made ifUn H. ~
en- eirTiit Snt y ~ .eparatS will CONVEY al
TERMS OF SALT.-tne third and o. much r,,,.,,
the purchaser may elect IN cash, OIL day Of al "
balance IN two equal instAllmCniS # on,,nnJ ~
ycars, with Interest from day Of sale. the nm
Owing notes secured BY Deed Of Trust and nnliss /.
Insurance on property icI deieited payments
HkNRf y. JONfs. TInt,.
DAVID X BELL.
E J. STONE, Guardian.
WM, HALLER, AuctlDnOeF Ara
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A RARE BARGAIN
Seal Skin SaGques.

We will offer from this day our
entire stock of Seal Sacques at ex.
actly cost. Tho makes we keep are
too well known to require any es.
pecial notice, every garment being
guaranteed in make, quality and
fit. In addition to these we will
also offer every Wrap in our Cloak
Department at cost. When We say
cost We mean 1t. We will not select
a few Of tho worn styles and mark
them ut cost, but will sell each and
every garment from a $500 Black
Cloth Cloak up to a $3.50 Seal
Sacque at cost, and in some cases
a great deal less than cost.
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VIZ had pleasant call yesterday from
Mr.. B, Peters, proprietor of the Brooklyn
Daily Times, who is visiting his relatives
here, members of the family OF the late
Thos, Pollock. Mr.. Peters married the
eldest daughter OF Mr.. Pollock many years
ago, at time when he was an humble
school teacher in Marshall county, W. Va,
and she was living with her father on his
farm on the banks Of the Ohio, on the
West Virginia side. They were quite
youlg, when they were married, and both
afterwards completed their education at n
Univenalist institute in Central New York,
he attending an academy and she a sem.
mary in the village Of Clinton, Oneida
county. After their school days were
finished he beeamea Universalist preacher,
and lived at Marietta, at Reading, Pa, at
Brooklyn, and at one or two other places.
He was always live man. inside and out.
side Of the ministry, and wrote for the
newspapers during the war and afterwards.
His writing attracted the attention Of
newspaper men and Of the public,
and the result was that he finally
exchanged the pulpit for tho editorial
chair, and became part owner OF the Brook.
lyn Daily Timn, paper then in de.
cadent condition, but since matle strong,
bright and prosperous by the energy and
t4lents Of MI. Peters, He is now its sole
owner and it has become a very valuable
newspaper property, and Mr.. Peters has
constituency Of which he can well be
proud. During a late trip to New York we
visited him at his homeland a most
Charming home it Is, toe, --and OF his news.
paper establishment. He had Just put in
one Of the new fast presses known as tho
ottpress-that prints 20, COOS hour, both
aides alta. time iron stercotypes) with a
folding attachment enabling him to get
out his issue with extraordinary rapidity
and largely increase his already wide cir.
eulation.
Allthis has resulted from the steady and
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W. oullook Of the Iron market continue

THR outlook of the iron market continues
strong. The failure OF the manufacturers
to advance the card for finished irons has
tended to rather increase confidence and
demand, inasmuch as the object is well
understood to be to prevent importations
from Europe and thus cut of that source
Of supply. Tho less imported=thO- more
We shall want from home producers, is the
way buyers reason. 1t was certainly wise
in the manufacturers to refuse to play into
the hands OF the foreign agents by advan.
cling prices for them to sell on.
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THERE is more confident feeling noted
in the Chicago grain and provision mar
kct The low rates Of freight to the sea-
board help to stiAen prices, as grain and
provisions are thus stimulated for export
shipments. But, of course, all this sort of
stimulation is offset by greater firmness in
prices. So far as impediments TO export
are concerned, it makes no difference
whence they arise, whether from high
freights or high prices in the hands Of spec.
ulative holders. Therefore drop in
freights is soon overcome by rise in the
market.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-10

The synodical consolidation in the Pres
byterian church went into effect the I'd,
and the bounds Of the new organization
conform in most cases TO state lines. That
Of New York includes two foreign presby.
teries, besides New England's. 1t has 20
presbyteries, 1910 ministers, 702 churches
and l3O,37l communicates That Of Penn
sYlvania alone has more commuicants.
This synod, which includes foreign pres.
bytcry, nswcll as that OF West Virginia,
has 1871 communicates. The third in
the list is the Ohio synod, with 1926, and
the fourth New Jersey, with 1857.
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patient persistence Of a clear.hsadOd man
who has made blI own way in the world
without early advantages We are
glad 70 DO able TO congratulate our
friend on his success in life, now that he Is
back 90 near to the scenes Of his early
struggles Mr.. Peters has associated with him
in the conduct Of his business his two sons.
in.law, one (Nlr sperry) as city editor, and
the other (A1r. Bryant as business mana
get. This makes his labors oil the more
pleasant, and relieves him Of the close con.
flnement which is generally incident to
the conduct Of daily paper He goes
from here to Woodsaeld, Ohio, and will
return home at the close Of the week.
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TRUsTEE's SALE.

by virtue q deed OF trust and assgnmrn, nsI,
BY ChRiles Z. Cowan and Anna -, his wife. to III
undersigned, dated tho 9th day Of November, Isl
and recorded In the Clerks office Of the County
Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia. "a Drcl RO1t
No y, page bll Will sell at public auction on he
premises, on
TUESDAY. JANUARY IL, lSs2,
at 10 O'Clock A. ". the lots numbered fourteen al
and fifteen 5) In the addition 10 the city " heel
lug called JlC1b'- addition to said city which ot
have front Of hity.iOuT-ieet on Jacob street, and
extend back one hundred and two feet to n slxittu
OIt alley, and are situated on the nOthcast come
Of Jacob and fo'ts.eighth sire ~, In the klghA
ward Of sid city There Is erected on same an tle
gant twOktOry brick buslne hotLSr, wtrrr ON and
dwelling. water and Ens tn OughUul; also VII Md
ern cnlIVenlenceS together with stable ChrIhW
house and large corn crib all III fHtClRSs order.
AZ the SINE time mud place will sell \ two Nj
family buggy with pole aud shafts; two sets doub,
harness one set single harness; one sad le unt
lArEe !cn Uhest; one show case and all the stock IT,
lures, SHOWING, counters and store furniture Te
manning on the said prfmises.
Title 10 zeal estate believed to he perfect and re-
seSsOn Of Nlme may be given thirty days after diI
u sIle, or sooner II desired.
Terms 81 sale ne TO Amount Of ca,h and length d
credit may be arranged with the undersigned.
Terms as TO perfOnAl pro tsriy. CaSh
jas JAN SP 'ROGERs. Trustee
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TuE probabilities arO that the Pullman
and Wagner sleeping cur companies will
be consolidated this week at New York.
The consolidation, however, will not affect
the Baltimore & ohio's independent sleep.
ing car interests. The B. & o. will con.
tlnuc to do its own sleeping, expressing
and telegraphing.
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PARTIES who are now putting their money
into Government securities or greenbacks
prior to listing day arc designated us tax
dodgers" by the New York financial
writers. Their attempts to evade taxation
in that way are held to be illegal by the
courts, and taxes will be collected all the
same wherever they can be discovered.
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oDENDArdH-At salem, Ohio on Wednesday,
January I, 1872 SARAH r wife Of Charles r. Oden.
baugn, aged thirty eiShtyeaB'
EMsHEINER-o On Monday afternoon, January 0,
lss? Rtb o'clock, ADOLP EEsHEIAIR, IN the twenty.
eighth year Of hIsage.
Funeral from the residence Of his uncle N. Elm.
shclmer, No. 1917 Market squarc, on Wednesday at.
ternoOn between aud O'Clock Friends arc In
vItad
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A CARD.

ToGll who arc suffering from the errors and indIE
crctlonS OF youth, nervous weakness, early decay.
loss Of manhood, &C., will send recipe that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE, This great remedy
was discovered bya missionary in South America.
Send a seltRddrcsscd envelope to the REV. JosEPH
7. ISN,S, Station n, H1r Yort Ci,y. del5.rru.4w
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BRADsrRsErs says that the marketing Of
new railroad bonds in New York Is tenn
pOarily played out.
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II seems that 100000 immigrants landed
on our shores last year.
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Wool rules firm in New York, although,
says Bradarsels, II Is not in urgent request,
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DOR RENT FROM APRIL i, 1Sgl
IL The residence at ~ Twelfth sire t. cOrnef,|
Twelfth and Enft The residence at 1876 Ion Etro
Enquire Of BLUM l. MO. FOL
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GOOD ROOMS TO LET-WELI. FUR
VI NlsHED with or without board. a. partia
wish. Cor. Main and Twentieth streets, J. VI
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DESIRABLE HOME FOR SALE OR
~ KENT. The property owned anu lately occu.
plsd by Rev. james u. Mofat. No n sixteenth
s,rcet. The location e.eSiole, the two story brick
In good condition, the rooms well arranged and
convenient, consisting Of double parlor. dining
loom, kitchen, four bed IRONS, one small room,
bath roUm wash house, gas and water. Lot 33xl20.
iTiCe reasonable, Terms easy for purchaser. 10
renters SiCO per Hnnum. Apply to ALEXANDER
BONE, ISIS Market street, "CAnRle's Block" jal0
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TOR RENT FROM APRIL l, 1882.
south Pom street, now occupied by J. 4. ii. Par.
sOlIs. room house with bath room, &c, No 20
south Penn street, now occupied by !. X, Cline. 6
room house on MCCOllOch street, between ThIr.
teeth aud Fourteenth streets room cottage on
MARY land street. room house on North Broadway.
room house Oh AcCOlloCh street.
G. o. SMITH,
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EOR RENT-THAT VERY DESlRL.
IL BILE Couniry Residence on the Eatio4
Road, lately occupied Wy Wni. r. Hubbard, Hs
For terms apply In JOHN REID. ~
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EoR RENT THE HALF ON TIllRB|
j. floor in Bees Block. inquiI( Of &C LGEE
TER TAI
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SAFE Of Tea Virginia, County Of Ohio, g: ''.''''
], John Wagner, Cashier Of the above named
bank do Eolemly swear lhst the above statement "a
true to the b, st OF my knowledge and belief.
JOHN WAGNER, Cashier.
Of January, 1881 GUY K. c, ALLEN,
.. Notary Public.
EARL ". OLEBAY.
". REILLY. SDirecton.
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A UCTIoN SALE OF HOUSEHOLD

AT No llis ChaplIne street, on WEDNESDAY
MORNING ut 10 O'Clock consisting Of Fiano, Parlor
snl, Book Case, Hat Rack, Extension DinIng Table
reaiis BedsteitI, &c, &c, together with other ar
tlGc' too numerous 10 mention.
jaO ". II. HNLLER, Auctlonecr,
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CT0CKHOLDERs' MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Fire aud Marine Insurance Company Of Wheeling,
". Va" for the election Of directors will be held
At the once al the Company Peoples Rank Build.
ing. on FRIDAY, JANUARY q, 1882, between the
hours Of and o'clock p n.
jalOl'Aai G, II. COLLIER. Secretary,
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pooAIs TO RENT,
EoR RENT.

Three New Frame Houses, 1863 North Front
Street, each containing six rooms and finished
attic Gas and water, with bath tubs in each.
Will be ready by the first of April. For par
MARKET stroet. ialO b N. LIST
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dor RENT.

TOR RENT.
Two small store rooms with dwelling Q.
Main street,
One large house, o rooms, on South Front
street, on river bank.
One large brick house oil Fourteenth street
lao /. IRWIN, Agent,
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VEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY,

NlNEdepartments OF study; text book FURNISHED
At COST calendar Arranged 10 suit teacher FL
Pente! ior one yeArirom sl75 TO 500: nOn.sclai1E
lbeml, thorough. Fall term begins sETPENBkt
y 1851; Attendance last year from q COUNTIES q
Number Of students larger than for ten yean PIE
ViouA
- For catalogues and other Information apply
me Acting President, D, B, PURINToE, l6Tts
own. weSt Va
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
BenwOOd Iron Works. Tor the election Of directors
will 10 held ut the oiire OF the Company. No II
fourteenth street, on TUESDAY, IHE 2iTH DAY
OF JANUARY, lSS2, at O'Clock ?. Y.
Rlo "LONNO L sSSTcsSiy.
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PEPoRT OF THE CONDITION OF
IL the National Rank Of West Virginia, at Wheel.
Ing. In the atate Of West Virginia. at tho close OF
business, DECEMBER 81, 1881:
RESOURCES.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
wnEEiiNO, JanuaTy ., lsa7
nIssoLUTIoN.

The Ct. parsneHhlp heretofore existing between
the undersigned ~ attorneys atlAw, Is by mutual
consent dissolved. Claims 6gAnSt the firm will be
presented for settlement, and those indebted will
B, q. DovENRR.
!al0 n. T. FRAME.
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WHEELING, ". VA, JANUARY 10. 1872.
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.sundAysexccptOd.
JOS. KLEECH,
NOV Superintendent
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-08-31
Arctic Coal.

The existence of coal in the Arctic re-
gion. and the nature of its composition.
constitute one of the most remarkable
discoveries in modern geology. This
coal seam. it appears. is found in the
side Of narrow mountain gorge. the
prevailing rock OF the surrounding dis
trict being shingly claystone of very
irregular arrangement but mainly dip
ping to the westward. and. SO far rs as
certained. devoid of fossils. though the
vegetation presents no less than sixty
species of plants. The coal has bright.
shiny appearance. is somewhat OF a
pitchy chara ter, and very brittle. On
analysis, it cannot be distinguished from
bituminous coal of exceeding good quail
ity. and is found TO belong to the true
carboniferous period. 1t contains some
sixty-five per cent. OF coke; and those
who are acquainted with the various
coal fields of England trace a strong re-
semblance between the Arctic and the
English.-N y. Sun.
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A Word to Thinkers.

The perfection Of strengthening medicine
consists in its leaving no unpleasant after
effects. Whisky, ale. beer and other alcoholic
beverages excite the brain and blood-vessels
to unnatural activity and Will. the whirlpool
Of excitement lasts, all feeling of languor ana
distress is banished, but when the reaction
comes, ''the last state OF that man is worse
than the first" Invalids should trust more
to nature for their recovery and avoid the use
Of stimulants as altogether injurious. Be
partial TO fruit and vegetable diet and choose
such medicines as are strengthening to the
whole general system. To this end no better
remedies can be used than Yellow Dock, Sar
saparilla, Juniper, Iron, Buchu. Celery and
Calisaya, each Of which have separate and dis
tinct virtue, but when blended in single
compound excel all other remedies in giving
health, strength and yigor toevery part Of the
body Such a compound is DR.. Guysott's
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla; its harmonious
action on the blood. lungs, liver, kidneys and
muscular system is astonishing.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-08-31

An electric bolt struck house at
Bemus Point, Chautauqua Lake, the
other evening, and did extensive dam
age. In. the building were two young
lady visitors to the lake, Misses Tina
and Ella Hamil. on, sisters, who were
struck down. Lightning burned the
hair off the head of Miss Tina, aged
fourteen years, went down her back, and
in making its escape tore one of her
shoes into fragments. Her body was
badly burned. Her sister was not SER
iously injured.-N. Y. Times. tfte
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-08-31
B, thrus,ing the ends of green scrub

by thrusting the ends OF green scrub
wood-'mallec scrub''-in the fire, and
catching the sap driven out at the other
end in bark trough, an Australian
supplied himself with water and saved
his life while crossing in waterless re-
gion. He says that dozen malice sticks,
four feet long and two or three inches
in diameter, would give a pint of water
in an hour, and suggests that the same
device may possibly be found of vital
importance to other bush-rangers and
travellers in arid regions.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-08-31

TIE voLTAc BELT Co, Marshall, Mich. will
send DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro voltaic
Belts and Electric Appliances on trial for
thirty dave to men young or old who are af-
ficted with nervous debility. lost vitality and
kindred troubles, guaranteeing speedy and
complete restoration OF health and manly vigor
Address as above. n. B.-No risk is incurred
- thirty DAYS trial Is allowed.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-08-31

"She insists that II is more important that
her family shall be kept in full health than
that she should have all the fashionable
dresses and styles of the times. She there
fore sees to i. that each member of her fami-
ly is supplied with enough Hop Bitters, a, the
first appearance OF any symptoms Of i'll health,
tn prevent fit of sickness with its attendant
expense, care and anxiety All women should
exercise their wisdom in this way."-Nac
Hdcn Palladium.