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l.l.y ~ MEDICAL.
We present no Pretended airacle.--;
"Truth is Mighty and Must Preyall.''
No Sophistry can Withstand the Power
OF Its Honest UtIerancp.

EiiOr Of Ersai,O Lress:
DEAR siE-Fcoling deeply grateful for the great
benefits which have teCeiyCd frOn the use Of q
very valuable article which has It's origin and home
In our beautiful city, and hoping that Others who
arc afflicted "a lhATe been may ind like relief iom
III use, Ibeg the indul AerGs Of few iues In your
valuable paper for the privilege OF communicating
to you hr.Gi ttt!mcnt o. fcts. for the benefit Of
the multitude 0i sufferers TO be met with en- every
ode. Many Of my irlends well know that / have
been ye.y severely afflicted with hear. disease for
number Of yearI aud have suffered from II a only
those can SllIsr who have that dleaSc; 1t reduced
my strength so low tEaI could scarcely walk
across my room, aud the lGaI exCrt!o1 rendered
me 40 shor!. breAthed that dared scarcely move,
and HE seemed worry burdoAGonc, / was treated
for my mAlady by the bsSt physicians, aud derived
no benefit from their trcatrlGn. or prcSc. lpLiom
until was advised by my tsinIIy physician 70 uso
Hunts Remedy, Us my trouble was caused by irAc.
tIon OF my Kidneys, which Affected very SerIOnl!y
tho action Of my heart. i commenced taking It
(hSvIng little faith In II or any Other lncdiclre),
and Il has helped mt wonderfully, aud ! an now u
great deal better, aud have bean ever since began
is uSo. In fact have taken no medicine that hes
benefited ME 50 greatly. Ny b'eIthing Is easy, and
have gained In strength 30 ruch that am athletic
do my houSsWOrk. chesIiully nj opmend Hunts
Remedy to all who mGy be itlic:.d ~ have been,
or who are tuiIerng f;Om general debility aud
nsHouS prCstEaiiOn. Respectfully,
Mrs. A. o. ROCKWELL,
Pearl Street. Providence, R ].
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RHEUMATISM on THE BENCH.

A priceless jewell. J. g. Jewell, a Judge at Wood.
bury, Vt. says: Kidney " ort cured my fheamA.
tIsm. Nothing elAe would do IT,"
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When all other remedies fail DR, FBAzIERs
Loss oil Appetite, DyspcpSis, and all diseases
arising from Disorasrsd Stomach, Liver
and Kidneya
"For ssyeral months I have boon afflicted
with Fe ar and Ague. For wsskS st time
I was confined 10 the house, Iuy suffering
was intense. could ind no relief until !
heard OF rou Root .BitterS. I have takeP
the Root 5itters for two weeks and they have
restored rle to my former hesith.
JoHN ROLAND, Cleveland, o.
For sale by ]. F. shtrk, Logan & Co., also
ChsS Moenkemoeller, Wheeling, and Z. K.
McConahey. Bridgeport. pAw
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rIsANclAL AsD ooMMEnOlAL,
wheeling wholesale Market.


lNTkL1lQkNCkR UFIlCI,k
WHEELING. Tuesday, March2o
The past week has been remarkable for lis good
trade and Eteldy prices. With tho exception Of a
Iis. half cent on best Carolina rice, there has
been no change in tho grocery trade whatever.
Grain has dropPsl little, the weather having
been such that iarmels could get 70 market with
their wheat and corn. Provisions remain I'M
eli ,nEed aud thers Is \ fAlr demand. The cattle
market Is unchanged, and very little u doing.
Merchants generally appear 10 fsal kat!iiltd.
Griin-Wheat 81 iCat Upper buShel. state oats
Sec wcstera Oats MI the tHCE S0Ij2{c. Rye 10a16cc,
and very little Offering. State corn tOc.
ETOur-FnnCy patents (spring nnd winter y 6Ca
77S st, I.OuiS twEnIerl 80 SOaG IS; fancy family
white amber and winter 20 0'A6 .: cholcb family
CchOIce rcd winter s. 25aB 70 Xxx family (meilum
wIntcrl s5 5Oab rs: xxx bakers EMinnCsotSl s. OO4
IS. Xxx bakers (HsConsin) IS 7ha6 90. Corn meal
S5aVOc IN PAPER. oIlmeal-medium brAnd-s7 2Sa
30 per Dbl; fancy 81 16aS o.. Rye Hour 81 60ai 70.
Buri wheat -four S1za355c. ...--.
WN Ftfd-Whltc nIddlIngs 81 00l25 co. cOaIse
do ~ Oo seconds Sis W; bran SIS oAl6 20: chopped
Hay aud Srrp-PrIme timothy baled at $40 oOA
II o.. according to quality, per ton; prime. new
iooSp az Ona0O0 |H.. ..|
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II you are woman and would contribute
your influence to redeem humanity from It's
numberless Ills make all things else subor.
dinate to health. II you possess this inesti.
mahle treasure you may transmit the same
and your offspring may rise up and call you
blessed. To secure this It will he well TO seek
the motherly countenance OF Mrs. Pinkham,
LYNN, Mass MWRkW
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Mrs, 4. Q. NUUKWELL,
Pearl Street. Providence, R ].

AssAndnd mcdIclnq for curing ErlGhTs Dlss~e.
Dr,py, Kidney, Bladder, and dlSudular MAladies
is Hunts Remedy. Female wcaEuCs, Pain in the
back and loIus, Gravel. DIABETES, ln,empsIauce,
Exces. and Prostitution Of tho nervous system are
cutcd by Hunts 7Rsmeiy Hun's Remedy i'm
parts health aud sIsOE to the constitution when 1t
has become tlc6IlI'Atcd. Hunts Remedy restores
The Invalid 10 he0jIh. mtJ9 NWyAE
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PEoF. JAMES A. SEwRLL. A. NJ, NJ. D., Of
Medical Faculty, Laval University, Quebec,
states: ~ have found COldsns Liquid Beef
Tonic particularly useful in advanced stages
OF consumption, weakness, dyspepsia, and
~ nervous s affection h In pregnant women
Gle OF food was rejected Pa!atable and easy
Of Digestion" Take no other. MwF&w
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Cate--Steers aud hcIrrs, weighing frnm 200 to 500
lbs, 4Lc 900 10 900 lbs, 5G5Sc; extra, &C. mich
COWS, $50 OOa6O o. Bulls 41sc, Calves, as to size
and quality, So 00alO % per head.
Ho1S-Light and rouEh 5a5}Ic; fair toGood, Ga
slLr- extra lard hogs exc
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MEDICAL.
DR.. ]. E. SMITH,
No. 1ll7 Chapllue Street.

,, er4sacc Of pSs!c5iaas In q. = sas
ne S' S h. patients The lnGtgSDSS STs deTit
e 2y,I tS ,hSo sS's have cCaraItsd
S5aOiaD.! AHH ~ VI, vatenI name without Iernit.
iin thoSGa .n6,a have cured after they bad been
ia M T inGaEic thorough %sItsS G and
@ VIII @ny ys1F aSp pssa ,IP eiasa 81 cIS
LI1ili.rN WIN meaiGl pccul sriIts and strict a.;
IBes Of S'gy,.,.iic management irtutes success, u
Nntioa 70 " ne, aud IiAlkIy give the patient IN!
sulnOn,
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A N4NvFAcroRY OF bnss.band instru.
ments vas burned q few days ago at Elk.
bart, lnd. Whether this 10 Q dispensatlon
OF divine providence or only an act Of the
populaDe e MOI known.-PscEs Sun.
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A Mixe,l Ticket.

Tyler Independent.
Georgia complains Of loo many dogs.
West Virginia also suffers, but the dogs
poll On immense observation-disclosures.
Will the lxTELLlGESoER please tell US
what ticket the dogs Of West Virginia vote2
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The new fvecent piece contains figure
Of the American eagle, which is all right
but it would be more appropriate to put a
dog on standardization Herald.
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DRESSES, cloakS, coats, stockings and oil gar.
meRis can be colored successfully with the
Diamond Dyes, Fashionable colors only
l0A MWFAW
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The finest lenses made are being mounted
In Celluluid frames. They are handsome,
light and strong and give better satisfaction
than other Eye Glasses F0rsale by all lead
ing Jewellers and Opticians. MuF&w
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CHICAGO, March sO.-F!our dull and unchanged.
Wheat, opened easier and clotCd higher; regular
81 059i tS9fa95sh: g 9S2sal tSfApril: 81 lgGS
Chicago TpEi6g ST O5al GG14: No, 5 Chic,Go spring
9ic: 10. Q red winter 81 O.. Corn unsettled and
generally lower az Sl24a66Hc cash: Si9+o March;
APRIL SgsSSSS May S9as SSc Tune T
and prices higher II 4Vc Cash March; IOku April
49, a4sXc May; Ils5Sc June; 42c July. Rye steady
ut G9c. Barley dull and weak q 7So. FlaxEced
closed lrm at outside prices; Is steals is caah
MGTh: SIS 1lHslS 20 APril:3 SIS 42ISalS IS May:
SIS 62ialS Is June; slS 50 July, Lard opcncd
weak and lower aud closed arm IS outside prices
sii lOail l!H May; sll l7hall 6OJune; slt 50
iSss ' s. es abort rIb SO 10 short clear
az 4 sq KS, S SSd z, ls Ss1S9S aSSy
steady and unchanged .t:ll7 GalI-WheGt irregu.
lar al 81 0b9S April; s. lOsS May: slitA, June:
j OK July. Corn aFmeE a. SiAe March; Sc
dFlner At 4OHc April; +s77Sc May: 4i26aiS3 Junoi
SIS 20 April; sIS4S May SIS Goals 6?S June; $50
ais 20 July. Lard steady and unchanged.
NEW York, March 20.-Cotton dull; futunS
,teNdy Flour dull receipts IS 600 barrels exports
9S common 70 good extra 81 Coal S good 10 choice
q eoa7 %, Wheat cash lots ?aa1Fc lower: options
acted XaIc; c'oSIng steady; receipts 1900 bushels
nngaded SpHnE 97Ho; ungiaded winter I'D
q 06aI 20; No. do 81 10: steamer DO 81 09a
lO steamer No: 2 red 81 II: No, 2 rcd 81 1919
ungTAdCd white 81 o9AI Is; steamer No ado CSC;
No 2doti OF; No. l white sales 5000 bushels Al
I'll TO- No red March sales So 900 bushels al 81 1Sa
lsE. closing at 81 lS1; April. sales Ga 900 bnEh.
Gls. At 81 tSH4l igM, closing a. q lgh; May,
81 2lX: June, sales $4,000 bushels, at 81 2i5il
5000 bushels at 81 l7Xai 1871, closing
Gt 81 1871. Corn cash and ka5<c lower
options oteaed heSsc lower sgb;eqnently re-
armI receipts OCO bushels; exports 70 o0 huThelE
,inEraded Ssa6bc: No. 5, Bl5{A62HG steamer ga
66S2c; No. 2 G7R6SlC: No. Q March 69t4A6T7s", clos
Ing al 67He: April 6714Gesllo, cloEng al 6Sl4G
May Gs3i6yAc, clo,ipg q egItc luue CSC. clio ilg
v Va Ssa SiS, and clcset arm; receipts q 900
bushels exports none; mixed western 60A6Ic; white
western 62AS6c,
ToLEDo. O.. March 20.-Eoon Board-wheat
opspci 6Fm. but closed weak; No 2 red winter spot
81 coz; March 81 ON asked: April 81 10 bid; 81 lo
L y Jl s",Isl i9E SiSi I STly 70 Ss1a
spot SO; Nay Ss1<c, Oats dull and n6minGL Closed
Wheat stronger: No red winter spot 81 ogJss::
April 81 1916 May 81 lSA June 81 ibid; July 81
bid; year sI0T Corn hrm: high mixed h6Sfc I'D;
No, 2spS. Sc; March bid; April SIC; May. E9lc
oats quiet; No. 2 MsyiIo.
PHILADELPHIA, March 20.-Flnur dull. Wheat
weak; choice LoDgbeEtY In Eraln depot 81 q; No.
led In elevator u lSkal l6H. No. 2 Te1 March
ii igsSai 10: April 81 l9ll lal; May q 2UISsl nj
June 81 ?lal 9lA. Corn, options opened higher
SSc: No. mixed 6Sasle: steamer dS,6Sxc; II
yellow Sc sat mixed. March 6Sagi1S April Co
| sssVc Nay 67a67Iic: Tune G7IIa6IlSc Oats Eim
| SFiected 80 . mixed l63%c; white 6labtc. Pro
visions steady smoked bans sls 09Llt %, Lar
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domestic remedies aud prescriptions by myself
"a practIcing phyIciGnl aud other doctors, only
paliiated my wiies chronic two years standing, III
il4mmAtion Of the bladder. Kidney Wort, how
ever, ured her. THESE arc extracts from letter
al Dr. Z. Al. summcrlin, OF Sun Hill, Washington
r.
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A NEW novel is named Zone Word" 1t
is unnecessary 10 state that the author is a
man.-M ]. Commercial Adusrtiscr,
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Universal Testimon!
IN FAVOR OF
9 KIDNEY-WORT."
The Great Specific for Kidney Disease,
Liver Troubles, Malaria, COnstipa.
ton, Piles, Ladies' Weaknesses,
and Rheumatism.


nm. Hodses says cannot too highly praise Kid
ney. WORT" says Mr.. sam. Hodges, WllliAmktown.
". Va. ut cured my terrible Kidney disease. My
wife had 10 tuin me over in the bed, before
using IT,"
SEVERE KIDNEY DISEASE
az was entirely cured" recently said Mr.. n. Bur.
dick, Of the ChicOpee Box Co., springfield, Mast,
"of severe kidney dlseGAe BY udng "Kidney.W Wort"
COULD NOT WORK BEFORE.
"Iye had no pains since was cured by Kidney.
Wort" said Mr.. Jas. y Burd, oil the ChIcGpee R0I
Co.. Springfield, Mas. u couldn't work before
using IT. so great were my kidney ditiieullits."
KIDNEY AND LIVER TROUBLES.
"scyerai doctors failed writes n. Sleepy, ALE.
ShAny City, Pa. "But Kidney. Wort cured nay kid
uey and livcr troubles OF two year, standing "
KIDNEY COMPLAINT AND DIABETES.
"For six years." says Engineer Y. H. Thompson,
OF q. NJ & at, Paul K K, 4 had kidney complaints
and Diabetes. kidney.wor has eutIrely cured me"
IT HAS DONE WONDERS.
clean recommend KIdney.wort TO all the world"
writes J. X. BngAmOa, CrestlIne, o. '"it has done
wonders for me and many others, troubled with
kidney and liver uisorceH"
CONSTIPATION, PILES AND RHEUMATISM.
aud Piles Ia all lo'mS as we'll rs Rheumatic atec-
lions yield readily TO Kidney. WOrt.-PhiiIhC. bal
lou, u. D., MOnkIOu, Vt.
PILES 10 YEARS.
"Kidney.wort Is medicine OF priceless value. l
had Piles for 10 consecutive yearS, II cured me-"
Nelson Faithil:s, ST. Adams, VI.
GRAVEL, PERMANENT RELIEF.
~ have used Kidney Wort for gravel" recently
wrote Jas 7. Reed OF North Acton, Maine, ''aud It
gave me permanent relief"
- YEARS KIDNEY DISEASE.
~ hRd kidney disease for 20years." writes @. P.
Brown, OF ~eslp0rt, \. Y. u could scarcely wQlk,
and could do no work. ] devGuIly th1nk God that
Kidney.wo has entirely cured me"
A GAEATBLEssIEG FOR RHEUMATISM.
at Is thanks 10 kind Providence, a great tempo.
raj Blessing truly re parEs VIM. Ellis, OF Evans,
and lis magical curative properties, In cases Of
rheumatism aud kidney trouble.
RHEpMATI5M ON THE BENCH.
A priceless Jewell. J. G, Jewell, Judge at Wood.
bury, Vt, says: Kidney Mort cured my iheama'
.r PILES.
From Nantucket, Mess, Mr.. YIN. II. Chad lex
writes: ~ idnGy. v ort works promptly and ell.
GENTLY In cases Of Piles as well Is Kidney troubleS
II q nott excellent medicine"
La les TROUBLES.
mo medicine helped my three years peculiar
troubles, "ERys Mrs u. IAmo:Cux OF IslA ii Motto.
Vt, except Kidney.wott, 1t cured me, and
many Of my friends. too"
OVER 80 YEARS.
az had kidney and other troubles over 80 years.
writes Mrs. J. T. Galloway, ELK Plat, NrcEon.
q, olhins helped me bat RidneJ.wort. 1t will
effect permanent cure
A PHYSICIANS UIFE'S TROUBLES.
"Dompstic remedies and presentations bv myteII
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A PRIZE fighter should be paid in English
money. The pounds arc symbolic oi.his
profession. Philadelphia Chronicle Herald.
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NEw YosK, March 2O.-Yoney llalS per cent, clos.
Ing offered at Is per cent Prime mercantile
paper 6a7X per cent; Sterling Exchange bankers
Bills steady II 81 SCI; demand 81 s3h
GovERNYEErt-weaE: exten led lves y per
cent lower. iOurs y per cent lower threeS and foul.
and ahalfs unchanged.
q, 1861 Lehigh 4 wilkes.....1Ol
9, g. AVS, coupons. U. P. bonds, frStA...lliH
u, S, Il, coupons ...I20 .. +. Land GnntS 100
Pacific Is Of '95.....l5 U. r. Al king fund.-. llts
entral Pacific IiNtG Texas Pic land CTS. 651i
Erie SecOnds..,......... co. lido Rio Grand div...
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Cnfnrrh ori he nlndLler.

Singing irritation, inflammation, all Kid,
hey and Urinary Complaints, cured BY "Bu.
ohubaibA." II.
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TINS is the season OF the year when the
man who fishes through the ice does so
with "baited breath." -LoweN Citi:sa.
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Ro,sv-WhItc clover, new 2;l25c In and 2-ponnd
frames per pound; New York, ip Irregular packages
lsa20c Buckwheat l6aiGc; strained t0al2c.
Iiuitfr-ExtmC choice Ohio, 22a2jc: MEDIUM, l6al1c.
EgW-St ictly frcsh, lie .I...
Pr9euas-l6AlOxc per b.: apple butter, 5a51lc;
per pound: minCe meat. 7a0c per ID
Observation-Disclosures SSa90: for choice common 6ja
70c onions 81 2549 30 per Dbl sweet potatoes Jer'
sey: sl5Oa375 per Dbl. CranbericS. 81 Scat % per
box.
Ipphs-New choice per Dbl 81 00ai 80; good, 50 80
al 10: medium g. GCd3 0O.
Ea,s-PeAnuH 7a9c for choice white: chestnut
s3a9 per buShel; wAlnuts 75casl; hickory nuts 81
al 20 per bushel.
Foreign FruiG--Lemons $3.50 per box: Mes'inA
oranges s. % per box Val. So t0a7 u per case;
mammoth IS 5iaa co. bananas g a per bunch
Rdgs-COtton. white, per Id 21Ic; cotton, mixed,
2a254c WOODEN iIaxc.
Fh1thsrS-Iivc geese, par ID, h6aG0c mixed i5abOc.
HhlEv-sl II per proof gallon.
HOOl-37nI2 care the ruling bgureS and the trade
has been but medium.
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BY On. FRAzlER's MAaI0 OMTMENr. Cures
az II by magic, PimpLss, Black Heads or
Grubs, Dlotohes, and Eruptions on the Face,
leaving the skin clear, healthy, and beauti-
ful. Also cures Itch, Salt RReum, Sore Nip
pies, Bore Lips, Old, Obstinate Ulcers and
Sores, etc.
Sold by all druggists and mailed OF re.
ceipt Of price, 20 oents.
]. +. Sbirk and Logan Co., Agents at
Wheeling, and R. <. McConahey, Agent at
Bridgeport p4w
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RAlAoAD soNDs-Dull and Irregular.
RrArK sEcuRrr1Es-Ncglccted.

srocKs-The mArket was extremely dull, attended
by some weakness until the beginning Gf the lGNt
hour,ein which was developed more activity and
iIrmer tone as compared with lat night. Therloslng
prices show decline Of AaN per cent on the gen'
erGl list and 5 per cent on St Paul aud Manitoba.
The latter was exceptionally weak the last hour
Transactions lUl 0J0 shares
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PROVISIONS.


Gran Cogte-FancY Rio, per ID. 12c; choice do
l2Isc; prIne Rlo, 401Sc good Rio. 9>sc; ordinary,
&c: Java, 20A2lc. 80.
Routed C0goe-In paper, per ID, l3h+ lower grades
l2Lalsc; III bulk, ll11StlGc; Java. bulk, &c.
Sl1nrs-StandRrl COnlsctloner a, per ID, DC
Windsor a, SIC PrAlre A, Ss5Ec; refined yellow
7ISGSc; gnuulE!ed, 91Sc; powdered. 91Sc; crushed
'OS I; 1Si maple SOC; choice sugar syrup,
4Oc: prime sugar syrup, 45c.
Rifr-tAnOiua. 6tTcH -.
NeS 0TIsan No,aSat5-ChoIce, 6oc; strictly prime,
6SC: prime 55c :, o,..o.. ,,.,,.,..
25a75c; imperial, sSM5Oc Japan, 2a7Oc; oolong, pa
I5C: SouChOMS, 22a6Sc
Cadiss Star, full weight. Ice; steaIlne. per set,
I2I<C: mould. per set. PIC.
brands Liable per gal; country, lSAl6c per sal as
BSeaSs.GhoIce navy, s275; medium. So 70; Lima,
'"f RSo SSi sare-.No tubs per dozen, IS %;
No. 2 tubs per dozen, 81 90; No: 3 tubs
per dozen. Sc n0 hsOppails per dozen 81 Is; ShoOp
pals, s. co. keelers per nest, 81 S. butter tubs,
80 lbs capacity 3 SO DO - lbs capacity S 90 x
washboatIis. patent. per dozen. 81 b0a2 Is.
Dried Fruits-ApplCs, sliced, SAl0c. do quarters
ASs nc .ches halves, 6i7c peeled do llalSc; pIied
heres 23a2Jc raspbeFres SiaSSc, blackber Ties l!A
6is-fard oil. extra western strained. p6casl %
carbon oil. sjEc; white miners OIL winter slrAined
$50; o. T. G. oil lie
LatGaG-ls quoted In jebbing at 100 for prime
Western, and lsIS5Al6c for New York. 'swCitZerlGh
al7c, according equality. Llmburger &c.
Fish-No. SinRckerel, bbG., s11 "; No. medium
sl2 o.
ZaiS'S-c Country 7e7}9c; beeswaz 2sA25c perlO.
Saii-No. per bDlsl extra per Dbl 81 %; dairy
C,S.TI Nn.a-paho mr.
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TBE genuine SARATOGA HIeH Rock SPRING
WATEn, for sale by all druggists by the doz.
en-, bottle or gallon. Address all orders to
the High Rock Spring Co., Saratoga Strings
N. Y.
J. F. shirk and Logan 4 Co., Agents at
Wheeling, and R, K. McCouahoy, Agent at
BridReport p4W
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IhAys had kidney disease for 90 years." writes
Mrs SArah Phillips OF Fnnkiort. n. Y, near Utica
"Kidney.Tort has AllAyed all my pains and cured
my settled constipation"
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LADY DISCHARGES TWO SERVANTS.
"Ihave not been able 70 do my Homework FOL
many yG!rI, until lately" whites Mr. n. 7. ore
Of Hyde PARK, MINI. 1--WE now SulpriSed all my
friends, By dLChRrgine my two sc. wants and doing
their work. Kidney WoItwaS the cause. It "ured
me and I'm EtrSnR mTlG.VwP&W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-21

~ had kidney and other troubles over 80 years,
writes Mrs J. T. Galloway, ELK Flat. tircgor
q, olhins helped me bat RidneJ.wort. 1t wi
effect perlnAueut cure -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-21

mo medicine helped my three years peculia
troubles "kGy, Mn. u. IAmo:Gux, OF IslA ii Motto
Vt, except Kidney.woit. 1t cured me, Rnt
many Of my friends. too"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-21

steady; Ftean sli Es1l & Butter, choice In
moderate demand: creamery extra s2ka3'c; New
York State and BrGdi1rd county. Pa, extn hslS
25,2Sc FetEolGum tim 1t S,4aS5So. othen IN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-21

From Nantucket, Mess, Mt. YIN. II. Chad lei.
writes: ~ idnGy. y orI works promptly and ell.
GENTLY In caAes Of PILES as well a. Kidney troubles
II a mott excellent medicine"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-08
DIXON SPRINGS.

This beautiful refuge from summer heat,
dust and mosquitoes, is now open
for the season. Three never-failnp
Springs of coolest water whose medical
qualities have stood the test of
more than sixty years continual use, the
waters of each of a different kind, serve n
different purpose in bringing strength to
the feeble and health to the sick. These
Springs are in mountain valley whose
sides are of perpendicular cliffs, hundred
feet high, jutting out here and there in
fantastic shapes resembling beasts and birds.
The woodland paths are a continual temp
,ation to long and delightful rambles of
which one forgets to become weary.
AN ARTIFICIAL LAKE
for boating and fishing has been added
to the natural scenery, bounded on one side
by cliffs at whose base the water reaches a
depth of ten to fifteen feet and the other is
agradual slope from the hills the whole
covering several acres of ground.
"No. /" the Iron Spring" has properties
that are unsurpassed as tonic and is almost
aspecifc for malaria.
mo. 2" the "Magnesia, Visa never. failing
remedy for dyspepsia, and liver or kidney
troubles, and the "Alum Spring" does
the best service as a wash for eruptions or
disease of the skin.
A new bath house is by no means the
least among the latest additions.
The cottages have been thoroughly renova
ted the beds are furnished with mattresses
and springs; new cottages have been built /;
the dining.room is large and airy and the
Kitchen is in charge OF first class steam.
boat cook all, for the summer, at $500 per
week; children under ~ years, second or
separate table, half price.
Parties from Cairo can take an early
breakfast at home or at Vienna and arrive
at the Springs in time for dinner; fare
across by hack rs cents or by private cen
veyance for three or more 75cts. to 800,
trunks extra. J. L. Lemen, Prop.
P.O. Allen Springs, III.