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Review.
OFFICE OF DAILY AND WEEKLY REeIsrER,
No. 1921 MARKET STREET,
WHEELING, July 10, 1888. J
The market for the past week has been
very active, excepting IN the cattle, wheat
and wool markets. Coffee very firm. Nails
active, with prices as usual. Produce Is
slightly OF in prices, owing to the quantity
on the market at present. Wheat dullS with
prices steady, but decline expected.
Groceries.
Corrected every week by SIMON BAER e
son, Wholesale Merchants, No. l4l2 and lili
Main street.
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All tlu-4 who from indiscre-
ions ycesses or other causes
4-e weak. unnerved, low sptr:
tied, physically drained, and
lnabt. 10 perform life's d.
ties properly, can Be certain
, and permanently CURED
E!tisoVIt stomach medicines
Endorsed by doctors, minis
tpfS-..tIhe p.ess. Tie Med.
i-nI HicEE5g gays The old
plan u treating HerToas Dc
bitily. ESSaiesl Decay.
A.. wholly superseded by
YIIEs-sEssToS BOLIh"
Even hopeless cases as
sI.-i 6. certain Restoration
. Fs:t and perfect man
iIoS... simple, ehecnye,
clearly, yigES-lI SEND i9s
g-.gt!Es- CcEsCltaaon with
mas, -ian free.
III tFoa REMEDY CO..
.Er. 1;t So View YORK
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MEpIcAL.
TsRIstiVa, CoRgsid " 81 Ont, 4
nrfnk.sr - ~

~
October 50, iSSs
>r,ssss. FLEMING Bios;
| Sar,.-Your pills came all right, and can say
49, are a good bilious pail. l have used 4 great
..s5y pills but I can say DR., c. McLane's Pills,
I.1nyf lcturrd by Fleming Brothers, are Genuine,
hnd. gentlemen, you have nay thankSiu sending.
In we some Of those pills 20 my neighbors for
|.sI One OF nv nCigAhoTs Sot three pills. Ne
III they did help him. It's felt the next day axe
rryr man. lie wishes me - send for fifty Cents
,r.h for him. So, gentlemen, I will 90 al can
IL, Introduce DT. &. MCi-ane's Liver Pills, manu-
SS,t,red ~ Fleming Brothers. You will find
|r-r,oscd one .dui&r, fer aorc Uf YOUR good pills
II N,,sh YOU could send 4 sample Ct your Yer
nitr,e by u4I. ith.uG Il N. II take we'll here.
Yours, with respect,
vs.. II. DroAN
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pslr S.rs.-Eac,cscl Nou will find one dollar,
H. yyhi,h Nou wal please s-ad ne more of your
In c McIaur'S Liver Pills. | t;uS, Won have re-
-,ivci ilc pay Tor I've last TWO boxes ordered
u received. 7 wuU!d only saw, they have done
r,c more god than 1 could express. feel much
r..:e. Nv ;.Ja have FOX two years past Send
Jssaa soon. ,Ios- hCrca Ter.
! car, truly,
REV. PAIL. SPNErH.
w Sandlake, y. Y.
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ARRIvAL OF rRAISs-wHKxIINa rrMx.

tDatly except Sunday.
tSteubenyille ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS train
during the day passes backward and forward
between Martins Ferry and Bellaire, stopping
when required at the Sherman House, &tna-
vile, West Wheeling and Gravel Hill.
sMassillon Accommodation.
ISL. Clairsvtlle accommodation.
iCam bridge Local, daily except Sunday.
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Flour. Grain and Feed.

Corrected every week by NJ. & ]. POLLOCK,
manufacturers of the Silver Gloss Flour. At
the Pacific Mill, corner OF Fourteenth anu
Market streets. Market dull.
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FINANCE.

New YORK, July 1l.-Money easy at 2G213
per cent, and closed at per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 1861 per cent. Sterling
exchange, bsakers' bills, weak at 4SlH /;
demand 4S74. ,--
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Wool.

The market Is extremely quiet, nothing
being done, the prospects are anything but
fattering. Prices this week are SOassc, with
hnyarS
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money 2a2H Per Cent.-Governmenfs
Lower Stocks Lower-Flour Bull
and Nominal-Wheat Lower-LOeal
Review,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-12
SWift'S Specific.

SWIlC y SDcClIIC'
l. not a triumph OF science, but Is revela.
ten through the Instinct OF the untutored
Savage and Il a complete antidote TO all kinds
Of Blood Poison and Skin Humor
Swiit's Specific has cured me OF Scrotula,
which IL hereditary in my family, l have
suffered with 70 for many years, ana nave
tried great many physicians and all sorts
OF treatment, nut to no purpose; ana When
began to take Swift'S Specific was In a nor
rible condition: but thanks to this great
remedy, am rid of the disease. There IL no
dOuOt that is the greatest medicine in eNis-
tence and hope any who doubts Will write
tome. Z. I. WESs Jk,'
After suffering twenty-five years with
painful Dry letter, and trying many phySi.
Clans / was at last relieved by the use OF
Swifr'S Specific, and cheerfully commend IL
10 all similarly afflicted.
REV /. r BRANHAM, Macon, Ga.
O. NNNREwARO will be paid 10
- .NUO Iany chs mist who VIII nnd,
on an PIysiS OF no 6OttleSS :. ). 3, one particle
OF mercury, iodide pot dSsium, or any min
THE Sw yFr SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 3, ATLANTA, GA.
ss-write for the little Book, which will be
mailed free.
Price. Small size, sl.OO per bottle. Large
size holding double quRntity) sl.I5 bottle.
All Druggists sell IL. lyS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-12

BELLAIRE AND CAMBRIDGE ACCOM-.
NOTATION
Leaves Bellaire at go Q. m. and I so p. N
daily except Sunday.
B. 4 U. Sleeping Can on al through trainA
Close connections made for al points South
this desirable route for colonists and per ons
moving to the great West, and 70 whom part
cular attention II given.
WHEELING, PITTsBuESMa AND hAA1'
Leavs Wheeling, so .. m, 70 and ~ Pm
No trains run on this division ON Sunday.
Tickets to all principal points on sale atdepot
Sleeping Car accommodations can DO securS
ed nj depot ticket once.
THOS. d. B. HAASE, Ticket Agt, B. & o
JOHN aAILIE, Ticket Agent, City once.
JOHI T. LANE, Trav. Pas. Agt
WIN. CLEMENTS, N. OFT
R.T. DEvRIEs, Gent Agent, Wheeling.
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n rf from Youthful Imprudenoe
NIiIIOr0TH causing Nervous Debility
Oull6ItiS mental aud ply steal weak
ness. Valuable Information for home cure
CDCC Usad % years sue
ceSsfully, DIR, A. G. InLEI DIN, box 2i2Chicago
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MEDICAL:
Sanford's Radical Cure.

Head Colds, Watery Discharges from the
Neryous Headache and Fever instantiv n
neved.
Choking mucus dislodged. membrane
taste and hearing restored, and ravages
checked.
Cough, Bronchitis, Droppings into the
Ing of Strength and Flesh, Loss of Sleep, etc
cured.J
One bottle Radical Cure, one box CatarrhaI
age, Of all druggists, for 81. Ask for SAN
FoRD's RADICAL CURE, pure distillation of
Witch Hazel, Am. Pine, Ca Fir, Marigold,
Clover Blossoms, etc. POTTER DRUG AND
CHEMICAL Co., Boston.
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, July 11.-Live Hogs-Quie
common and light 81 50@5 10; packin
and butchers S. OO@5 10. Receipts ), II
head; shipments GS5 head.
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coFFEEs.'
SUGARS.
SYRUPS.
tive and higher.
RICE


Choice '.''o'o
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-02-04
GALLERY

on It, I followed q tide OF boys up several
winding flights OF stairs. and settled myself
among the gods" 1t was only half past Z.
but over four hundred Of them were already
seated There was q lively struggle for the
front seats. The boys went for them like
reaches running for cover. / looked below.
The house seemed to be we'll filled. saw no
ladies. Some mon were talking. others were
reading. and the majority were smoking. There
were few pipes and cigars. but cigarettes pre-.
dominated. In the gallery saw severa! young
men carrying rattan canes. The boys seemed
to regard them as enemies. There was moth
ing stingy about them. for they gave the boys
the cane ut every opportunity. The thermom-
eter In the street marked l0' above zero but
the atmosphere in the gallery was SO close that
mopred their faces With their shirt sleeves.
Al through tho performance walters moved
tnrGIS the a1dencs carrying s trays loaded
AT about five minutes Of tlie audience began
TO SGe get inpatient, The boys began TO stnmr
the rataSs were busted trying to aa.l the G dls
menss loose Tie Boys Kspt s sS With
their feet. and the rattans were silent. In
tain was as rolled up Four hours we're dsyesd
to u varied nrogramme. \ quartet of co!ored
youths sang camp meeting tunes four young
selves inside out. IL family of acrohats ,tumbled
and traptzed man, n woman, and u boy rode
bicycles. and two boxers punched each others
heads. young girl in pretty dress sang
three songs. hut the boys didn't appreciate the
singing. and Kissed So persstently that several
were caught BY the nshcrs and put out. A
young fellow sang Joe Emmet's cuckoo song.
and two youths played on the banjo. To the
great delight of the gallery. who called them
out five times. About this time y drunken
man became noisy. and was pitched down stairs.
1t wns five minutes to IL when the cur
tain fell. amid the roar OF mtsketry. the
glare 81 red fire. and the killing of bogus
Indians. The ushers nwoke the men who were
asleep on wooden benches. and we all felt our
fresh boy when inhaled the fresh air. The
prehin 70 whom had given the cent asked me
=" Oh. very WELL" replied. How often do
49, take it in most every night" he said !:
but. you see. sometimes we can't work the
racket and we gets left"
What racket ~ l asked.
Well young feller." he answered. =" l don't
mind telling you II you don't give it away. You
see. three or four Of us fel.crs gifts together
and scrapes up nine cents. Then we Keeps on
the same way as done to you tonight until
we gifts enough for ns all to buy tickets. Some
times some sucker III take our nine cents and
buv the ticket for us. and We gifts dropped and
then we has to take our chances grubbin2 for
checks, You can BIT your top button that it's
cold day WHEN
Come on home Jimmy or you won't be let
out tomorrow night" broke in q three foot
companion The, ,urchin hallooed 50 long,
darted down an alley. and disappeared.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-02-04
Tank ON Wheels, by which Uncle Sam Die
tributes His Fisk.

One Of the nnlncr cars belonging to the United
States Fsh Commission started on Wednesday evening
for Culfprnn, with passenger list OF young hsh
boring iSUoO. The car in ts appearance aud
extent In It's internal arrangements, resembles modern
In the one compartment what be called the ONCE
~ the superintendent Here In table liked bstwssa
two segta, with hanging harp above The space above
the twn ice tanks, which built upon aide OF the
phsslgeway and are used when necessary cool The
mir that through the sh tanks In the car nth
lied for pigeon ho~s The Impairment the other
end IL used fnr kitchen The central Of the
has All nsle running through the centre and place Of
the scnts On each side wide wooden lodges about
thr"et feet high which placed the in tanks
Bert- IKE those in sleeping along the side
the nsr OF the superintendent and his assistants The
dining tne IL placed in the usle. with seats In the
in the
The h are not placed In the tanks filled with water
US the motion of the train would dash tho about
aud destroy many lives among the young passengers.
Instead ahout twenty nsl Placed in gallon tin pals
and these pals are Int In the tanks and then the latter
nll,d with water. With The carp however, the water IL
the pals ~ sufficient mud the motion Of the
TIE CIRCULATION OF air IN the water keeping fresh. The
attendants however renew the water eight hours
nhu k.rpH careful watch 10 fish that may
have died The percentage of fish lost By death TO-
ever, small
The s do not complete their travels when they leave
,Me ehr FOR instance; The rst s,op which VIII be mate
Nv s car viii he NJ St Louis where sh will be left for
applicants residing in Missouri and Arksnsas From
express ut the expense OF the consignee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-02-04
From The London Daily Ne,cs.

ION, ZONE: Jan. lG-Last night young German
anu ms VIE. VINO haH been Apruding their
here ware ira, cling 10 Genoa In hrst.clasp couarr.
lnen'when NJ Bisas ih.y were Joined bv respectfully
dressed RonagaOlr III about 30 All well iii The
train entered the Glove runne when the Ronagnole,
painting revolver at the Germans breast de,usnded
ms purse or his life The German xrappie boldly with
hs assaant. and wrenched the weapon OF hic hand:
not however before the had discharged four shOts
Two ~ whch were lodged IN the German shoulder Nor
was TINS A deprived Of his Italian
CURED tn his s'tie'io with which he inflicted ave
wmnhh ~ me traveller one OF them severe head cut
The shriek-u ~ tn" Young wife az length
guard, who stopped tbs train and came the reacuS
The man WIS secured aud nNle fast In the luggage van
ana me train proceeded The train had gone far
howtNtI b.tort ne guards discovered that their pris.
on-r had got owa, and they hal again the train
aud set AZ NE sgnan-n along the line his track
ioriuhatrlN he was rec1ptnred nj Ponte Decline and
!ssrn mo custody by the carabineers The Gernsn 70
H.! m- Inrnr 'tnds a. "enoa One Of he bullets III
hsNe N he extracted The lady about the liant al
~ trying to d.ssrm the man. Her husband hsd 81 %
about him, ~~'~~'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-02-04
Talk of q Life Saving Corps for New York.
From, III. 81 Lou;s G;os,. D.mocraf

The PRINCIPAL subject OF conversation in the
FIRE department yesterday the made BY
the Commissioners OF New York for the services Of
Hhrst Hoell Of the No skinner truck to organize
p0lnrier corps in the Empire Civ. Christ himself sd
LITTLE TO say on the subject He declared that he wss
Wiling To go wherever his chief the city Of Louis
might send HIM He had long sent the New Workers
tmi and eonl-e drawings plans AMI specincations Of
sniaic. in New York il he should be sent not having
anticipated the mlssion but he would do the he
could when i, was suggested 10 him that hs might hs
induced 10 remain pernan nifty In the metropolis
Of the seaboard he replied no; 81 Lous wus his home
his tren were growing un receiving their educsr
them for life W ~
Che' sexton laid he supposed that the
hal written him formal application, but he had not
srt received ~ In Cincinnati, ut the Convention Ut
Fire Chefs the ponpier attention.
and there and then the New Workers had spoken Of
ADOPTING them They wrote him recently asking him n
he would lie willing to let them have man for rsas0n-
able time 10 Introduce III. system and train CORPS He
promptly replied in the affirmative.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-02-04
From, the Detroit Free Press.

J.. The other day q man and woman came to .
basket ;he wa, carrying and called VIM Will
WIZ YOU" he calmly asked. Yes. VIII" when ~
Now-right on--this minute.' You'll 90 away !"
aEh You 70 pr.y.n me! inye suffered At Your hands
stop you he quietly replied. IN simply report 10 the
police thst my wife has steriousy disappeared They
VIII want your description aad shall give IT, You wesr
No slices You have an extra large mouth; you walk
H IN vonr knees: your nose turna the end hsir
The color OF brio. terra Gotta the In fashion
eyes rather on The s1nnt; voice partakes Oft
wretch YOU wouldn't dar. do thar" she scream I'd
certainly Will and the description will 60 into ali the
They vlarei at each other for minute Ike eats Than
ne walked on She looked IN md dawn the street grit
led rr teeth together, aud then picked up her buSket
dead wood IN her. $3.50 ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-02-04

A Receipt for Actors.
From the BURLINGTON Hupkeve.

II you want q receipt for that popular mystery,
known TO tbs world ~ An actor OF plays
Take all the great men OF tneutrical History.
Rattle them over In various wsys.
The voice o; Booth with q sad physognomy,
Legs Of Mccullough tlis feminine rsVsl,
Brniny OF y Barrett inventinR astronomy
Teeth Of keene nasticattps the stage;
The scismcs Of niddie-lDen ysrsed 10 geography,
Smile OF M0rrissey, gentle and sweet
Pen OF Nh aas.thets In autobiography,
Prices Of Patti ten dollars seat,
The MY God r. OF rh0rne In play Of socisty,
Morals VI Abbott In operas Of piety
Judgment OF Emmett ~ brands q old Heunesssy,
shrieks OF Joe Proctor In wild Jibbsnainosay;
Davenport, Anderson. bowers and Rhca,
BAlvini and ROssi IN Hamlet and Lear
Take OF these elements all that's thestrlcAl
Cast out the parts that you md are hsRifasical
Set EN- TO simmer and lake on the scum,
And IN sctor yeau Ind 10 he rssiduun.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-02-04
Ny Books.


From L0nJMdnS hdgdsins.
They dwell IN the 0dor Of camph0r,
They stand In sheraton shrine
They are warranted early editions,
These worshipful books OF mine;
In their cream colored Oxford vellum,
In their redolsnt crushed LevAnt,
With their delicate watered Innings,
They are Jewels OF price. ! grant;
Blind-tooled and morocco. jointsd,
They have Zsshnsdorfs lAintest dress,
They are graceful, alternate, polished,
But they gather the dust, no less;
For the row that prize 10 yondsr,
Away on the unylazed shelves,
The bulgcd aud the bruised octAvos,
This dear aud tile dulnpy twelves,
Montaigns with his sheepskin b!istered,
And Howell the wOrse for wear,
And the worni.drilled Jeyuits' Horace,
And the little old cropped xolisre,
And the Burton bought for fourpencs,
And the Rabelais foxed aud Head;
For the others never have opened,
But those are the ones rsad.
AusTiN DoDsoI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-02-04
a NIGHT Axoxe rns BoNxRY GODS
TAs Esperience ~ Oae ~f The OAes Bsys
EaplSyea ~ The Nus.

TIE Esperaence ~ Oae az The OAes Dsys
Eapieyea ~ TIE sus.
I was going up the Bowery one cold night
last week. In front OF . variety theatre saw
ragged little boy. about years old. puflng on
the stump Of cigar which he had just picked
up. Lend rs cent. please. mister" he said.
I've got nine. and want another one"
What for 2" asked.
ITO pull ticket for this Niger heaven" he
replied. gazing wistfuly at the entrance Of u
theatre. 1T costs ten cents to get In"
What do you moan by Niger heavenr
"Oh. that's only name we've got for the gal
lery. Youlnever miss a cent"
gave the boy cent. and followed him. got
into line. laid down ten cents at the box ONCE.
and received o red ticket with thu word
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-02-04
The Wreck Of Engineer MeIviiie's.Hsns.
From the phfLndylnLI in P,rorl

:, Engineer Melvillc's pretty homo at Sharon
ma II deserted and desolre Mrs Melville and er chill
vrsn ,i nre IN West rhlads!phia aud Mr. Melville % In
Warrington Mad, who WAS given no the CUSTODY Of
hsr rather ny the court has not been up The
hure OF the cottage has been seized 10y the sheriff TO
sttisfy some Of The debts Incurred by Mrs Melville
ins husbands absence nni the hous. and grounds
nrr IN possession OF the ohcrrs mortgage OF O. so
held ny Miss Pol.s having been for-cioped Recently
Ihnir'pla piano maufactur;r took possession of the
piano IN the paror and carried II 10 the city claiming
as ~. PROPERTY II ~ said that Engineer Melville VIII
Apply Tor a divorce IN the spring, The house and
grounds NJ sharon HUI are worth considerable more
thah me norynges held against hem aud IL 10 prob.
able that they Will be sold NJ shrrins sale.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-02-04
A Ga.bisr's story-A CAunp ssa . Tase
Brace.
From the Dearer Tribune.


Louis. What Don't know what brace tst Well. the
oidasionrd brace faro box Is arranged that when
Is unlocked you can slip two cnrds out NJ The
cards have to be ssndpapered to make them stick %.
geth-r though Well the TOP card In showed little to
one side so that the dealer can the next under H.
that the king Ia going lose why its the easiest
thing In the world to clip both cards nut and the King
that would have lost money for the house don't show
up The case keeper of course has to be posted aud
marks tile accordingly. Tile newest invention
though ~ what they call the putback" box. This ID
The safe aud most iiOus device that know Of.
There mn apparatus arranged that when the dealer
pulls out two cards he hold of them In his len
handtha is he is sicSand put back In the bottom
ut the box. In This way the always KEEPS
straight ana NO likely TO get to the racket
big.hearted, shnple-ninded fellow named Bill fay
Tor had struck H. rich day or two before, and he hsd
over thousand dollars in his pocket lie had eiO
gold piece thar was counterfeit having bssn pas -
on him that day lie wanted TO play bank 1t certain
place; but objected telling him 1t was brace game,
and that he stood no show for his money He persisted
however and waited in neighborng saloon. In shout
laughing so hard that mis- fat sidss fairly shook When
he had sufficiently recovered he burst with: we'll
Tom. got the best of them that time"
How's that" asked.
Passed that counterfeit tenner EN- and then he
went IN into smother ~ ~ laughter that shook the
building When quiet was restored more asked:
We'll how DID YOU come out on the play -
ION. lost the roll. but got even with EN-; yss Z
got even with EN-; passed the tenner on EN-, you
know And then he exploded again Such chumps are
Numerous