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Tho Next LeSalature.

There have been many enquiries made
lately SIS 70 the names OF the memtsrs oi
the coming legislature, ami for the infnr'
nation Of all such We herewith re-ruslish
g full lis' ct he members elect, with ths
counties they represent:
coCNcIL-
Seweil TruEx, (R Walia Walls; I. j.
Smith, Or } Whitman, John Collins, ID.
King; James A. Bourke, (R } Cos!;'z,
Wahsiakun. Pacific and ChehAlis; c.
b. Hale. IL Il ThurSt9n ana Lewis. l.
H. Whiiehcuss. * } S;oceus, Spokane
and Yakima; j. ii. Houahrcn, (R } Pierce
aud Kitssp; J. Z Elmi..oa, % } Colam-
bis and GAE6eli; y. T. C,:on. o. Walk
Walla, C.iua.h.a, Garfield and Whriman;
p. H. Harper, ID Clarke, kheki;a- and
Sksmania; Z c. h-ar, (R Mssoo, J.i-
terson, GILLIAN sd San Juan: James
Power, {R) isl.aj, Snohoulrsh and
Nha,cum.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-28

time 1t travelled over the same route
and began In the same way! 1.-the
rule holds good we shall have the ehol-
era this summer, as 1t Is Just seventeen
years since 1856. 1t has started and Is
travelling just the same way rs then"
A Hopeful View.
Dr.. Elisha B. Shapleigh, who has had
much experience In past cholera cpl
denies, on the contrary, does not think
1t will reach here this year. will be
too late to reach u.s. he said yesterday:
at may come, remain over winter u
give us trouble next summer, but L do
not think there is any present danger:
Fear has q great deal to do with 1t, and
ordinary cases eff cholera morbus be:
come fatal as q general thing WHEN real
cholera &C tines around, just as we are
having more fatal cases Of sore throat
since the spread Of diphtheria. ! had a
patient in one Of the epidemics who q
real Asiatic cholera. / did not let him
know what 1t was, and cured him. He
was walking about. Then some n
told him what he had had, and he i'm
mediately bad a relapse and died: !
think quarantine should be very rigid
now, especially with vessels coming
from British Observation-Disclosures
Times.
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Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH, July 27.-Apples-Faucy
eating, new, 81 0O@4 so; good cooking,
So OO613 so; car lots on track, 81 5093 90.
Butter-Strictly fresh roll, in large supply
at l4G15c; common, 89l0c; creamery, 239
25c. Cheese-Prime Ohio factory, Sg9c;
Ohio Dairy, 7@Sc; new Ohio Sweitzer, l2Q
l4c; Limberger, lac; New York Goshen, log
lie. Cider-New sweet, $7@S per Dbl. Sand
refined, S. 50@9 90. Beeswax-Choice, 30
633c per ID. scarce. Beans-In better de-
mand; prime navies, 81 1922 so; prime
medium, 50 25@2 80; limas, 5H@5c per
ID; butter beans, 81 4O92 so per bu; mar
row beans, 81 5092 90. Eggs-Receipts
increasing; barrelsl7@lSc per doz. for fresh
cases, 1S9l9c per doz. for fresh. Feathers
Market steady at GOOSE for choice live; 40
@45c for mixed. Honey-White clover,
new, 15@l6c in l and 2 pound frames
per 10; New York, in lrreg,
ular packages, l2@l5c. Bgckwheat, lO9
12c; strained, l4@l5c. California comb,
l5Gl6c, Dried fruits-We quote prime
chartered apples at 697c; evaporated APP
ples at l4Gi6c per ID. evaporated peaches
,unpared) l7@lSc per To-. pared, 2592Sc
per 10. evaporated raspberries 3O@33c per
ID. impaired peaches, halves, 7@Sc; pare !,
15C420c. Circumstances, yellow, IS OOg
3 50 per barrel; Bermuda, new, 81 1902 90
per box. Potatoes-New 81 509l % per Dbl.
in bulk; 5O@60c bus. Peanuts-Tennessee.
6@6Hc; Virginia, 6@7c. Vinegar-D Double
strength wine vinegar, 2593Oc;
standard ll@l3c; l09llc for c0L".
try stock wine vinegar, soc. Poultry Live
chickens, old per pair, S5@9Oc; spring, $50
SOC. Pearl Barley-Nos. 8 and 4, 4@ihc per
ID. Dried Peas-$1 25@l 80 per bushel.
Hominy-$S 25@3 5Oper barrel. Tsllow-
Country quoted 7@7Xc per ID; city SIC.
Market steady. Seeds-Clover seed per
bush, IS SOFAS rs; timothy seed, 81 9o92 90;
fax seed, 81 COOL IS: fax seed meal, new
process, 81 so al 60 per 100 lbs. Raspber'
ries-l36l4c. Blackberries-At 1l9l2c.
Pineepples-$l SOAP 90 per doz. Water
melons-Sl5 OO@2O 90 per 100. Whortle'
b. rries-$l 25@l so per bucket. Peaches
50 SOFAS 90 per bushel crate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-28

Piles are frequently preceded by a sense
OF weight in the back, loins and lower part
OF the abdomen, causing the patient to sup
pose he has some affection OF the kidneys
or u%eighboring organs. At times, symp-
toms of indigestion are present, as ttatu-
ency, uneasiness of the stomach, etc. A
moisture, like perspiration, producing q
very disagreeable itching, particularly at
night after getting warm in bed, is a very
common attendant. Internal. External
and Itching Piles yield at once to the sp-
pliCation Of DR.. BoSanko's Pile Remedy,
which acts directly upon the parts affected,
absorbing the Tumors, allaylng the intense
itching and effecting a permanent cure
where al other remedies have failed. Do
not delay until the drain on the system
produces permanent disability, but try it
and be cured. Price, 50 cents. Sold by A.
T. Young, c. Moenkemoeller and Logan &
Co, wholesale agents.
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SUGARS.
SYRUPS.

M0rktL UCIINt' -
Common .........
Prime Gilt Edge
Choice
RICE.
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SNAKE STORIES.
BIaeksnakes, Rattlers, and Copper.
heads.

BIaeksnakes, RattIers, and Copper
heads.
A snake coiled itself about the leg OF
a Lynchburg, Va, Negro boy and lash
ed the limb severely with its tail. 1t
then unwound itself and fell off.
An 0verton, Mo-, man set fire to a
brush heap. AS the fire began to blaze
the whole heap turned into writing
mathematics, who ~leisurely crawled
way.
two small claw feet attached to its body
was killed near Boonyille, Ind. 1t
stood perfectly erect upon its feet when
attacked.
AS Mrs. Gotlieb Hetzel, of Hagers-
town, Md, stepped from her bed she
trod uron o copperhead snake, and 1t
bit her in the foot. Although she has
suffered intensely, she will recover.
Peter Strause. of Meekville, Pa, was
bitten by a copperhead snake. His en-
tire body became swollen, his teeth
dropped out and he lost his eyesight.
Medical aid was useless. His jaws set,
and he died in spasms.
An egg found inside of a rattlesnake
killed by DR.. Kinner of st. Louis con-
tanned a lively young snake. Or. Kim
ner killed it, ran a needle into the
poison gland, and pricked a young
sparrow, which instantly showed symp-
toms of poisoning.
When William MusSlewhite, of Tate
vile, Ga, was bitten in the leg by a
rattlesnake he cut off its head and
bound the cut end to the wound. He
then chewed nearly one pound of to-
bacco, drank more than a quart of
whisky, and lived. The snake was five
feet long and had seven rattles.
A genuine whip snake, six feet long,
attacked d. B. Taylor, of Charlotte,
Va and tried to jump into his wagon
With every jump it would crack its
tail like a whip, and with such forces as
To- make the horses prance. Mr.. Taylor
finally succeeded in knocking 1t sense
less, and one of his sons cut off it head.
After the head was cut off it SNAPPED at
the boy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-28

| mild Ohio factory st s@tzfci usE York 90
shen ifz@i5c; sweitzer i59i6e; LimDerserh
0ikc. coaches
as1assc: impaired do. i59i6c; raspberries Sc
$50: ~blaokberries loo. New sun drfed-APpl
quarters &c; sliced s9ec; peaches new naSe:
rs blackberries So; do raspberries Siassc;
pitted cherries 27A2Sc. New evaporated aP-
Piles i5al7c. Apples very slow:
Eegs-Strictiy fresh stock, fair demand ~
nFeatber~CSoice 6oas5c Tn original pack
AGES la5c more in small lots.
Foreign Fruits-Florida oranges 20 v9a' ~ ~
per box; Messina do q 75aS 20; vslsneis 90
81 OOa7 50 per case; Jamaica do Us ooa6 6o per
Dbl Messina lemons "a 5Oas so per boz.
H~oney-Choice white clover 2Sa2oc; cnolce
PeasIGreen 81 5oal 90 per bushel; split sa
IF fosts al @ southern g a5sa soi nearby
re So5PItyyLITve Chickens s. OOaS Is per dozen
for Old Spring chickens u 1893 "; dressed
chickens iSaIic; dressed turkeys lSalsc. Dc
RsssggssSyxVTe steady at rKa2c for white mixed
cotton; lalkc for all wool ana lAalSo Ior
m~sseeSs-sales Of timothy seed at g loa2 o
per Sushei; clover small seed IS OoaS 50; large
IS 75a9 90, rs TO quality.
Sweet CornNis quoted at 4<a5c per u.
Tallow-Country 6A6Hc; city a'z4c;
Green stuff-Peas 81 0@1 Is per half barrel;
cucumbers 81 00a2 so per bushel box; Sung
beans 81 OOa2 25 per bushel box: cabbage
per box Bermuda onions 81 50 per box; SOUTH
erniomatoes 81 6@2 90 per bushel;. green on
ions and radishes 5@lOc per dozen ouncnes
q. Flour, Grain and Feed.
Corrected every week by NJ. 81. POLLOCK,
manufacturers Of the Silver Gloss Flour. az
the Pacific Mil, corner of Fourteenth and
Market streets. Market very dull. with pros
poets CT a decline,
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WE SHOULD HELP ONE ANOTHER.

Mr.. Norman Hunt, Of No. 1859 Chestnut St,
Springfield, Mass, writes April 10, 1855, saying:
"Having the afiiciion caused by kindey
y diseases, and after enduring the
aches, pains, weakness and depression Incl.
dent thereto, until body and soul were nearly
distracted, l sought for relief and a cure from
my trouble, and was told by q friend who had
been cured by it himself, that the best and
only sure cure was Hunts Remedy, and upon
his recommendation 1 commenced taking 1t.
and the first few doses Improved my condi-
ton in a very marked manner, and a contin-
nance OF its use has justified all that my
friends claimed for it-that it was q sure and
permanent cure for all diseases Of the kidneys
and liver. Several OF my friends IN Spring
field have used it with the most gratifying
results, and l feel II my duty as we'll as q plea.
sure to me TO recommend Hunts Remedy in
the highest possible terms"
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Consumption.

Consumption is often the result OF not
curing q cough or cold at the proper time:
People seldom realize their mistake until
thew have fallen victims to this terrible dis
ease. when it often proves too late. Take
advice. and when troubled with coughs,
colds, asthma, whooping cough, Group, in
t1uenza, bronchitus, pains in the chest and
all diseases of the throat and lungs, use
DR.. Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup, an
infallible remedy for the above named
diseases. Ask your druggist for it,. price
SOC. Sold by A. 7. Young, c. Moenkemil-
ler md IDuan & IN
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Produce.

Corrected by IsHAM & DI9BY,' Produce
Commission Merchants. 1905 Main street
These prices are based upon wholesale lots
only. Allowances must be made FOR small
er lots.
Apples-New crop in market selling At
a. 7SaS So owing TO condition
Buffer-Prime to choice reAmery 292Jc;
choice dairy ls9aOc: common 10 fair do l69
lSc; good TO prime country roll n9lsc; COM
Beeswax-Is quoted { 2SaS0c perm
Beans-Prime new nayies q lisa Is. do
mediums q l002 %; marrow fat 8 %; lima
beans kGec per n. In good demand
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MANUPACTURER's TESTIMONY.

Mr.. II. W. Psyne, manufacture OF harness.
saddlery, trunks, valises, etc, No. 81 Main
street, Springfield, Mass, wrltesus under date
Of April 10, lsss:
GESTLEMEN-Ih have used Hunts Remedy,
the best medicine for diseases of the kidneys,
liver, bladder and urinary organs, and have
received great beren to my health from It's
use, md 1 find that It will do Just what Is
claimed for 1t; 1t will cure disease n restore
health. l therefore pronounce IL the best
medicine thai I have ever used.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

New YORK, July 27.-Dry Goods-Suc.
ceeding the trade sale of cotton gooos
there is a better tone prevailing with
buyers and sellers, and while awaiting
memoranda of purchases much attention
has been given by the former to all special
ties, followed by a satisfactory total OF new
business. American and Arnold indigo
blue prints have been reduced to Sc regular;
Merrimack and fancies opened at 61Ic.
Prices for all cottons are much steadier.
Wooden goods are in fair to good duplicate
assortment.
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Tue.d.y. August -. 1873,
Public Sale Of Valuable Real Estate.

Py virtue Of the authority vested In hin ~
a decree Of the Circuit Court Of Ohio county
en%ns %n 's ,sc 70 S' pps S1 inaS wherein; her. In. ui Nan
Guy building Association In plsintin ana
Samuel A. H. pner and others arc dcfendAne,
o She snasrs,snI shc rps .ass Ssv or A"ssss::
Iss3. commencing nj 10 o'clock 4. ~, sell q
public auction nj the front door OF the COUH
HOtsE or OHIO COUNTY, the following
described real estate; that u To say, a certain
tract or parcel Of land situated In Unton
District, la MARSHALL county, West NirginiA
bounded and dcscn6sd az follows, visi e
Thence with what II known ~ the washing.
ton fork n. 90 4. ~ b.I0 pole. =. ~ Ell
pole. = 80. K ~ pole; y. I. y poles: =:
thence x. rs t. ~ $40 poles toa stake, n. ~
4. ~ poles Ia n stall h on q Iavine; hsnce down
said raNines We 20 polc.. .. ~ ~ poles,
q W pole. 70 n stake thenos = Axs w. -
poles 10 q sugar tree; thenccs. ~ W Npolee
TO a beech thence n. ~ W.. 20 polesto Stake;
, thence \. ~ y. @ poles Q : white OAK . !
the west aide Of ilis Wheeling n fairmont
road taciice N. 30 II. lsk polez 20 the oexin.
hing nTE containing 81 ac acre ana nad 70 % P poI.: : ~ 9ss
above described tract which vas conveyed by
deed OF ThomasJ J. dorsey and wife % laas4
%s !, sJ,S I'd a., Ss, sc,a D' sf e.. cl. .ssa 3, T y: c sSH g
Court Of Marshall county In Nod BOOK No
~, folio Js, and also excepting from the above
Of sid TSomas J Dorsey and wife 10 wfiIsn
Remp'e, dated January. iNh, isli q Of
Court In Deed hook No. ~. folio ~, leaving "
b. s)Id as aforesaid nifty aorcs aud eighty riH
pol's. -
money, or ~ much moro ~ the purchaser may
elect. cash ON the day Of SALE, and the re-
mHinder In tvo equal instsllmenu, p,ysbis
reel ciiyeiy In nine and eighteen monuhs
from the day Of sale. with Interest from thal
dsy, the deferred installmsnts N he pseurO1
by u deed of trust ou ths pecpsry To b 800
HENRY n. RUSSELL.
Special Com niss Dasf.
". u. HALLER, AustfousSf.
hereby certify that bond bM beer gv v ~
the above cause, A. required by Law.
JULr 10. 1853.
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NJ les extended .--.-................. ............. ll
Fours and-a-han ooupons......-......-..---ll2N
Pacific Skies OF lSa6.-.--..-...-.....-....---.lEH
RAILROAD B~oNDs-Quiet.
STATE SECURITIES-Neglected.
SroCKs-The market is extremely dull,
but very firm throughout the forenoon.
Owing to the neglect of the market prices
declined from & to e on tie general list.
In the last hour the market continued dull,
but was firm and there was N advance of
y to \, the latter on Louisville and Nash
Vile, Northern Pacific and Pacific Mail.
Chicago and Alton was an excep-
the last hour, but the net result of the
days business was an advance Of 4 to l per
cent, the letter Louisville and Nashville,
advances on other stocks being less than l
per cent In the final dealings Richmond
and Danyille declined from 10 to IS, and
Northern Pacific declined q per cent.
The Evening Post says: To-day was one
of the dullest days in the stock market this
year. The market is still confined to the
narrow radius of Wall and Broad streets;
Very few but professionals OF the street aud
room traders are doing anything, and
even these have come to a point
where they do not care to extend
their lines much. In the meantime the
general features Of the situation are that
the crop prospects are improving through.
out the country and in view of the call for
1872, 900 600 of bonds to be redeemed Novem-
Der LIST, and the possibility if not proba.
bility, OF imports of gold this autumn and
winter, money will be abundant through
out the year.
Transactions, lOl, S34 shares. Lackawanna
1000, Louisville aud Nashville lO,ON,
Union Pacific 5000, New York Central
700, Western Union 1000, Northern
Pacific preferred 5000, Oregon Trans
Continental 5000, and Wabash preferred
5000.
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wboIesaI. cattle Market.

The market for the last week has been very
dull. Hogs entirely out OF the market owing
10 low prices. Cattle very scarce, which has
atendency to advance prices, but The follow
ing is the price for last week:
Cattle Weighing 1000 to / 100 lbs S.5J93 To-
weighing from $40 to 800 lbs, best quality,
81 25a5 OF.
POOR cattle So 259i 90.
LapbS-4Ea5xc.
Sheep-No., Sha4c
HO0S-None in the market.
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-
Ask he nod eminnk phyioA
OF any scAool WI htlhs bsss 60.
the world for quisang and allayiAg q
tatisn Of ths 6sRvss asd caE1ng q 6oe1b
Of nervous eomplatnta Rivi14 natnul.
childliks rslfsshing S1osp alvaRt
And Aey VIII t.l ycsHAAsahtln6y
Some form OF Hopw
) cHAi1g1
AL any Or III Of ~ - sAissetjay'
.sVh.. |. =. b:s. ..a e,.Z
kidnsys and urinary sRs1Ds.1psA -
Briehts disess., diabs<sa. Nteaapa " 10.
ability 10 retain unnes md 81 a. dlepasss
and ailments peculiar % Wo0ens-
"knd they will tel you sxpliAhy and
emphaticAlly Buchu'.'f
Ask the same physicians
sNbat Is The most noliAhl0 ~ urUgt earO
for all liver dikeasss or dyspspoles coAseips-
don, indigestion, biliounNI HAlaftAl fovVI
ssue, &c" and they VIII tell you:
Mapdnaks!or Dandetioar
Hence, when thee Remedies are oomblAo4
with otber equally v~aluAbl
Ard Compounded tntosuop Ritte0 s0eAa
Concluded next wses
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BOSTON q ALBANY RAILROAD.

Albert Holt, Esq, paymaster Boston and
Albany Railroad, at Springfield, Mass. writes
April ., 1928: 81 a used Hunts Remedy,
and my experience with IL has been saeh that
1 can cheerfully say that I am satisfied that
1t will do Just what 1t promises to do. IL used
according to directions
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Wool.

The market is active, farmers selling
their new clipping rapidly, as the pros
rects are not fair for a higher figure. The
majority OF the wool is selling rapidly at $50
per pound, though a few very choice lots have
sod at Sia35c.
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Petroleum..

on CRY, Pa, July a. Petroleum
Market opened at 81 O9K, reached 81 II;
lowest 81 0SX; closed at 81 O055. Sales,
10, l9l 600 barrels.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

OFFICE or DAILY AHD WEEKLY REGISTER,
No. 1921 MARKET STREET,
WHEELING, July "a. 1888.
The market for the past week has been
fairly active, excepting in the wheat
markets. Coffee very firm. Nails act
i've, with prices as usual. Produce Is
Steady in prices. Wheat dull, with prices
steady, but a decline expected. Woods selling
rapidly at the quotation price. No change in
groceries this week.
Groceries.
Corrected every week by SIMON BAER &
son, Wholesale Merchants, No. lil2 and lil4
Ngin Straat-
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FINANCE.

NEW YORK, July 27.-Money easy at ? per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 1895 per
cent. Bar silver 81 01hs. Sterling exchange,
bakers bills, dull at 1929; long 4s6K.
COMMUNICATIONS.
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MEDICAL.
mEpscAL.
DR., C. McLANE'S
Liver Pills

y. oH.,,nv to the public d.. o; Z -.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for LSSgr iii ss
CerspSpITS, SreatprevaIenee Of LteS~ Ce1ptcSsS
SsdD SiassS 6..a,'sSL az aiSS q s1 ne @sss sad
Intea 49, M he majority OF cases, the pausas
4 not within iheTsach q SIssSlsr P S1Ssiscd ihss
uuires that some remedy snISia e % sstiprtion, and
49, SsS. and sSscnal.I That ssss >; sss e a5 Sc
Ter q p. { ksLSs ssss E.s ~SSsS sssisSsTasly
no doqof' ,,sirp se. viii, we think, be sahaent 70
soSviSes the most iHssssG p9Ts .SoaId Be fairy
snee5e sand or fail BY the effects prooeeeIs
That hey have Sssn s 50 tsi iSsa a5S :.9 we can ten;
has oeen ~ witness who have exPeaenSeo
mr. c, NcLANE'S LIVER PILLS
=. ,ot held forth or recommended, like %osSS =
~ = ny nrdicircs OF the day., as unlNersS-
the PoPH'LE ~, sfT,nIy as a specific for Ltesr Corr
egre-s.'S ~ y tSHss SYMPTOMS connected with 90
tsny.d state Of that organ.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED or TRUST
ID from Is. +. McMecheu 10 me, dated March
10, 1871, and recorded m deed Of trust book
No. Il. page AS, In the ONCE OF the olerk OF
the County Court Of ohio county, West vtr-
giuia, conveying lots s. y aud 10 la Csld Wells
pdd!'ion 10 the city of Wheeling fronting iS
feet nn Twenty. ninth street, and running
back 2S feet, excepting a part OF lot No. = and
Q part OF lot No. :, heretofore sold TO Jonn
Powell nnd Mary Nc 'Arty. In trust 10 secure
TO J. 7. l.akin or any holdc thereof, the pay
mert OF two notes therein copied, ] viii, On
ruesday. August 10, 1879,
al ;Lt front dCoi Of the iourt house, sell At
puzzle auction TO the highcst and best BID
de, u q iolIoainR part 81 tho said property,
to.w'I: n rear suD-divisions 81 said lots T..
AMI -. about ii feet In depth, upon which
il n'I' ne quarry, and the middle sub-diyihion
OF Lot M. ~, with the adjoining ten feet Of
LOT No. .. making n lot OF 10 feet Ia width and
leo feet In depth.
a plat OF the property can DO seen II ny
once, No. n Twelfth street.
Terms OF Sale third OF tho purchsse
money cash; tho balance In one and twO
Year,, with interest from the day OF sale.
JOHN r. NcKkSNAk,
iyiloawt Trustee.
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Has been more destructive 10 human health
md life thar war, pestllence and famine
bmbined." so said q distinguished writer
years ago, and IL Is as true TO day rs
hen. TIE poor victim Of Blood Disease II
rugged with Mercury to cure the malady,
InHT then dnSed with lOdides TO cure him OF
he Ecrrur!yI Poisoning: but instead of any
elicE. the LI-t breaks down his general
tealth ar q make him a CrOpple, n the
rfer ruiu~ his digestive organs To those
INJECTED IA hiS way Swift'S specific Is the
rPuttSt b, on on earth, and Is worth more
han It's wrtgntm gold. 10 antidOteS this Aer-
n sufferer back 10 health and happiness.
Fstry Ier>su INC has ever been S5tltyatei
Hruii 1l nl means take a thorough course
III Ia. raNR y
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-28
Freaks Of the Cholera.

The first case of cholera in Philadel-
phia in the epidemic Of 1882 occurred
July ), In an Individual who resided in
the western part Of the city, near the
Schuylkill. No known circumstance
to account for the disease by commune
cation existed. The second case sp-
peared in Northern Liberties, distant
from the location Of the first about q
mile and q half, on the 9th of July.
The next cases wereon the 14th of July,
two in the Northern Liberties and one
in h~ensingtOn, the first distant from
the second a. abouta mile, the last
about two miles. A few other scattered
cases presented themselves at intervals,
all In remote, unconnected points, IN
tai the 9th and 18th of July, when the
epidemic influence acquired full sway,
attaining its acme on the eth of
August. George Chambers, the statis-
tician OF the Health Board, who also
issues the burial certificates and who
has probably seen more of cholera than
any other man in Philadelphia, sur
Vlredan attack in the epidemic Of 1856,
although q companion at the same desk
with him died. at would rather die
than go through il again and s~uryiye,n
he ard yesterday. '"rhere Is no other
agony on earth like i. The outlook Is
omlno0s. am q believer ia the r,uu.
larity OF its visits. The three years in
which cholera was epidemic In Phila-
delphia were 1882, 1919 and 1866. They
were seventeen years apart, Each