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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-09-08

Mammoth Stock Of Mems Clothing.
The stock of Ready-Made Clothing OF all
grades which We have prepared for this spring is
tremendous. Our facilities for buying and man
ufacturipg are better than ever before We
show q stock four times as big as we have ever
shown before, and we are going TO start the sea-
son with prices that will amaze you and mystify
the other clo,hiers. We are selling stylish Suits
for 81, SIS, SO. Splendid Business Suits for $40
and sl2. Elegant Suits, y hundred styles, at sl5;
same sold last season at 800 The suits we offer
at $40 and s22 are az good as any s25 and $50
suits sold in this town. In Fine Dress Suits we
beat the world Do come and see our Custom
made Dress Suits at SIS, $50, s25 and s2S They
are ahead of anything ever shown on Hagers-
town counter.
TnWrNSTrIN DpnS
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SEND FOR CIRCULAR!

q Ncepo cDe from youthful imprudencc ,caus-
OWL hhhna ing nervous debility, mental and
physical weakness. Valuable Information for
home cure pbS6 Used ~ years successfully.
DR.. A. G. fhhh, OLIN. Box 2i2, Chicago, Ill.
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EASTDOUND

Train No. 13-Accominodafion; arrives
at 1922 a. M; stops at al stations.
Train No. 9--Arrivcs 1T 5.29 p. IN. this
is through train for Washington AID
Baltimore from Pit.sburg.
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BATES SPECIFICS.

Prepared from formulate used by an eminent ply
stefan during 20 years successful practice.
Specific No 1.-Guaranteed to effect radical
cure of all affections of the Blood, whether Scrof
ulous or acquired. Skin diseases, pimples, moth
patches, etc, are permanently cured by Bates
Specific No |. Price, Sl.00.
Specific No. Cures SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
NERVOUS DEBILITY. from Youthful Indiscrctions
or Excesses producing Exhausted Vitality and
Loss Of Manhood. This remedy is unequaled in
the cure of these complaints. 1t is n powerful
stimulus to the weakened Nervous System, Us
sists Nature TO renew the strength and vigor OF
the debiltated organs. and effects a radical cure
Price, sl.00.
Specific No. 4.-Gives instant relief and per-
manenty cures Rheumatism. Price, S2.C0
Specific No. "a positive cure for all weak
nesses common TO females. Price, Sl.00.
sold by Druggists or sent on receipt of price
by j. w. Bate, IS 8. Clark st., Chicago.
SIND EOR IIRCITIARi
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nov. lS-ly

JOS. II. SANDS,
o. HOWARD ROVER,
D. +. &'P. A., Roanoke, Va.
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MANHOOD
HOW JOST HOW RESTORED.

hOV Locl INV hE'o tohED.
Just published, new edition of Dr. CULVER
WELLS CELEBRATED ESSAY, on the radical cure
o. Spermstorrh9, or Seminal Weakness Invol
untary Seminal Losses. Impotency, Mental and
Physical Incapacity, Impediments to Marriage,
etc; also, Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits, in
duced by self indulgence, or sexual extrava-
gance, &c.
The celebrated author, In this admirable essay,
clearly demonstrates from thirty years sue
cessful practice, that the alarming consequences
of self abuse may be radically cured pointing
out mode Of cure at once simple, certain and
efectual, by means of which every sufferer, no
matter what his condition may be, may cure him
self cheaply, privately, and radically.
~ This Lecture should be In the hands Of
every youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal in plain envelope, to any al.
dress, postpaid, on receipt of six cents or two
postage stamps. Address,
THE CULVERW ELL MEDICAL Co,
fl Ann St., New York, n Y:
Post Office Box, $50.
Oct. Z, 1882. ly
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Western Maryland Railroad.

On and after Thursday, July l., lSS.., passenger
trains Will depart and arrive at HagerstOwh
daily as follows, Baltimore time:
LEAVE HAGERsTowN.
6.35 n. m. for Shppcnsburg
Blue Mountain EXpress-Beaves Ifagcrstown
nj 4. ~ N, arrives Hillen Station g45 I'm
10 n. IN, through passenger, arriving At HIIIen
station at ut Ills.
ll.05 a. m, for SiIippensburg and intermediate
points.
200 p H., mail; arrives in Baltimore at 60
LBS p. M, for Baltimore, due at Hillcn station
at 45j p. III.
go p m, for Shippensburg and intermediate
points.
ARRIVE AT HAGERSTOwS.
Mail train leaves IIillcn Station nj 80 n NJ,
arriving at Hagerstown ut l2Ij p. m. William
sport 1875 r. IN.
Memphis & Atlanta Express-Leaves Hillen
station 800 u. IN, arrives at Hagerstown I.21.
Blue Mountain Express-IfaVes Hilicn sta
ton at 30 p. m, arrives at Hagerstown 6iS5
Through Passengcr-Lcayc Hi!!cn station
nj ?. m, and arrives al Hagerstown at SOS p.
M. NilliaInspOTt S.2j p. IN.
J. u. HOOD, General Manager.
u. II. GRIswoLD, General Ticket Agent.
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OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY DELAWARE, E, OHIO |II

S.. ss ~, ] S F as s AVS fiss
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Baltimore & Chic Railroad.
The following trains stop at Shcnah-
doah Junction:
XUECssr
WEST-BOUND.

Train No. l4-Accommodation, arrives
at II. % q. m; stops at all stations be-
tween Shenandoah junction and Pied
mont.
Train No. G. Fast-line. arrives ut 2.2S
p. M; stops at all frst-class stations east
of Wheeling and Chicago.
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LOWENSTElN BROS.

IEIV DleODs
ATTENTION, FREEMEN!
WHEREAS, at meeting of the enterprisipg citi.
zens of this and surrounding counties, held
not very long ago, in convenient locality
WHEREAS, it was iually decided at this meeting
that the most reliable goods in the shape OF
stylish, seasonable and wcll-itling clothing
could be obtained of LowENsTEIN Bros,
and
WHEREAS, this matter is one, not go much OF
life and death, as it Is of dollars and cent?,
combined with general satisfaciion-it ID
hereby unanimously
RESOLVED that each and every person present
at this meeting do appoint himself COM
mitee OF one 10 inform everybody within
reasonable limits of the many advantages 10
be gained by dealing with this firm, ard it is
furthermore
RESOLVED, that we always practice as we preach,
and that we spare no pains in our endeavors
TO circulate the facts herein set forth.
WM EVERYBODY,
JOHN CoMMoSsESsE,
HENRY AILnANDs,
Committee.
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T INVITE the especial attention OF all
L persons in need of COOKING STOVES
to the following list of necessary Furni-
ture which / give with each stove, and
which | guarantee to be first class in ev-
cry respect Il Wash Boiler, Coffee
Boilr, ! Sauce Pan and Lid, l Iron Tea
Kettle, : Iron Pots, Pot Lids, ! Long
Griddle, Skillet, 3 Sheet Iron Pans,
Lid LITTER, l Poker, l Stove Scraper, 3
Joints of Pipe and l Elbow,l l Large
Tin Bucket, l Bread Pan, Calender, l
Wash Basin, Pudding Pans, 6 Patty
Pans. Il Pie Plates, l Milk Strainer,
Milk Skinner, ! Plain Ladle, l Pierced
Ladle, Soup Ladle, Iron Spoon, Cake
Turner, Egg Whip, / Pie Crimpcr and
Trimmer, | Fancy Tea Pot, Sad Irons,
| Tea Pot Stand, l Sad Iron Stand, Pep
per Box, Nutmeg Crater, Candle Stick,
] Cake Mould, 6 Tin Cups, / Dipper, l
Biscuit Gutter, Rolling Pin, Potato
Washer, Butcher Knife, & Knives and =
Forks worth 81 - per set, 6 Albata Table
Spoons, 6 Albata Tea Spoons, Coal Sho-
vel, Flesh Fork, 3 Jelly Cake Pans, ]
pound of Stove Polish.
| sell the Celebrated Excelsior Cooking
Stoves at the following prices. will de-
liver Stoves and Furniture free of freight
in Bridgeport, Nd, at any station on the
5. V. X. r., also at any station on the ..
a. o. r. II. as far west rs Cumberland or
soGth TO STANTON.
EXCELSIOR.
No. 1G, $4,000; No. Il, $3.50; No. %,
So. 80; No. 81, $500; No. IS, $500; No.
Sc, $500; No. 81, $500; No. IS, 5000;
No. 80, $500.
Prices quoted on application and repairs
furniScd for all patterns of Stoves.
Returning thanks for the liberal patron
age OF the past hope to merit continue
ance. II. G.. MARTEN.
Feb. 5, 1851. ly
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HATS AND CAPS.

I AIDES REMEDIES DIR. anarchists Cath
i 4 olicon. Mrs. Van Buren's Ladies' Tonf~,
and Dr. Pierces FayOrite Prescription for Kc-
males, at GfBSOSS.
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PROVISIONS.


The Cipoirns,u Pde Current says the ooin.
rsrifOn With yesf ago for the week sh0rsa
failing OF In The hog movement and parkirg
yner-lions fmtuntng 70 between 1000 hnd
week last year was ihs largest " the ss.pnn,
and subsequently thtro was n NAKED falling
of, only one week thereafter approaching AZ
souh number The situation nov u about 80 :
q ali polnts, since November 1. Thereurns here
with, from thirJ prominent places, font ny
22b9,o0o hogs 10 date compared with 2,oS5 COO
list year. The movement the past week hss
been rstner liberal, under theci .cumstances. fof
prices were advancing and confdence gained
ground among dealers and farmorsir the ooun-
try snf the inc nations reneshened ~ pro
lprg the feeding. especially Ia sw OF the qnAn..
the mild 4 mperature prevailing. favorable fol
fattening. Prices Of hogs have advanced, and
closed about 4 c. per 100peunds higher than
weck ago, q slight reduction from the eighes
point and apparently leHs hrmness Compared
with !eAr ago, priNs are abou 80 to S5c pei
100 pcunds lower-about II per cent reduction
The corn question has eIcrted All influence OF
provisions The supply OF marketable h.gs WI
nos be shortened by the enlarged proportion, 81
poor corn, for the wtnier seasan thes fsct is like
" b be otherwise. The season has been ex,
ceplionslly favorable for life n pigs 6ropped
now which WIN hays ia iaiisen .c. iats mex sa
product are not Yellow tue average for January
Tor period Of ten years, although considerably
higher than in hve OF these yesrs; the average
being about S14.9o for pork. 50 O. for lsrd and
81 go for sidsB Butitis pr0blsmatlcal AS 10 how
frerly the export movement may be Oh q frmer
bias :, and 90 to whether any iucresse IN this
movement may "qual an enlarged manufa9lufe
between now and November next IL the East
efn movement OF hogs from now to March, for
onsumuiion as fresh meat shall not material J
exec q thc cor espORding p mod last yesr the
winter packir may be expected TO xceed lest
year as much as we have sugge.ted, rotwith.
standing some interior pc nus hsve Already
closed for Jack OF hogs and farmers aye telling
the boys there are no more for shipment THIS
season
QUOTATIONS TODAY.
BACON--ehort clear sides, exc; Long
clear, z@DHc less.
DRY SALT Snort clear sides, sac Long
clear X " less; breakfast bacon. 14c
HAMS-Canvassed and uncanvassed, 141sc.
LARD = TierUe 9jkG haiI-barrel, exc;
l0-pound cans. loo D.pound cans. gSc;
10 pound cans exc: 5-pound cans, 19Hc; g.
noilud cans. 10kr,
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moyt, Netrssks, This winter These us lsrRe
Csiioinia aud Oregon ue,neft, WHICH have
betn aiiyen 0ut this year. sffvinR IN Ems tvn..
diticn. Thessme bumtef was lea ~ mis poins
The cattle IN central Kansas are feeling she
ELECTS 10 thefs disadvantage OF The .oold aud
prolonged raltp that fell In that locality a
month ssc. Thew io.t a Oh persapiibly Az.
rims irtenered With their grsslog and also 30.
jored the rass fortunately there IL enough
feed IN tho cnurtry 70 supply the reeds Of STOCK
4 dispatch NON oit.ws, csnada, says that az
cor ling u. rturns received b.. thn department
Of aericulture the number OF cattle shipped
ffor Canadian ports up 70 November ~ a hi.
eng ged on STEAMERS leaving Boston IND Port
lard before January lst NEXT for 500 cattle and
1 ,6l2 sheep. The exports for the yesr will be
81 ga cst,ts snd 1lss26 sheep, against ss7ss
kansas advicss stste that 10 the case Of the
oomsnche county Pool vs.. Gregory, Eldred &
o., before the BRAID of direciors of'the Cnero-
the decision Of The b,ard Of a'hitrAtors. from
which the case Wss appealed, and who decided
in favor OF Gregory. Bldred & %. This case
in,slysd the ss9,inE rish, 70 sms sSSo scTss
decision Is that he pool and Gregory. Eidred &
o. shall construct n fence on the correct line
thu. leaving the latter nice little calf pasture
alrendy fenced In.
QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY. 5i
BEEvEs-C0n b. eyes, none, fair 10 good
erase be.yes, s@sKc per pound; medium grass
beeveE, 2%Gsc per pound
COWs-Bsnen cows rs oo@27 so; Mich COWS,
North Texan grades, 40 00sD60 co. common 70
fair IS O0e 40 90 Stock cattle aroud. 10 00s20 co.
BULLS AND STAGS-For sausage maui
l0@l6 o.; two-year-elds. l2ss18.
sHEEP-Geod mutton, 3@S1<c per pound
Nediuw mutton. 2x@2xo per pound stocl
sheep 20o@5 90. s
GoATS--2 O0G32 70 per head
HOa9-Corn fed 4A15c; medirin, 4a4kc;
stock hogs, axe: steckers and feeders, 4@44c.
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Prov sion 7-Th Gu iun.ii Psiss sfrrnt nas
csIl, a o. ni q mon seo 20 he peculisr IN
consist ncy In the Iercried TO H. 81 pr visions
Al Chic 90. INT ms'ea thai tber. wss ground
p ic Of bse produce ny vi h vi-w OF sfliihf
futures sbore values xpec,, 10 rule lstr on
The eridfnoes Of this sibl rche. . have 10.
ere ed 81 an snsyrs OF the . ocks pored
his w.fk tor orcemb.rl 7skinf the Sworn
statements Of stock. Of p-ovtsio.s on hand on
o aobef 80 tt-rfi point viii reckonins
g. ,as W.T. x. nS sos 81 pse.er ,erhs
n ock d wight the pest iwo YEAR. and
csicul.tne that the gross hog VII Yield ~ per
cent OF meat. and II per cen. Of lard; allow
ins for the reported moverent Of pro
duct, End dsducfirf II per cest iron the
xIo-. -sIs. 70 o. m.se' rect2n.ns pnk
sn,.ase se nss me- sa sps ne sse NUNS sse
mann seturt nom I. ia 80 ho<e 10 pounds PIT
har Tor meat hes ben lC7 80 90 p,nftE mr.
iIr tnis time ths shipments, hes The r-0~irts.
neat ana fene,. PORK haze hen p.,s8 nov
ron A. lrsvipf ~ r-fooy , urfs v sod ~ The
49, 90 poe.as 2. 80, =, y, s'e 90 e.,' IT, 81
M kifr an sppsrnt supply q rs 7asaoo
p|undf ~ Dec W o. 4 bot b. r-furn sho~s
tofs' ony - - 900 rrur1s. ustIuE short
mer rrfufr o. sfau SIS co. h.r In lard
tnert has ben sIminr drpr ~. IN n. .ue
'siouisfi.ss J. sdlnr 70 a. o. pr. ~ q, a Of ~.
$1,000 sou,ds rf''e n ieD5r,e1 sscf 10 De
ctuhtr n a si1 . pounds - t1]1o 90 Do1i d
80 fh-n cIn<|.tIf vita tn< <t41utr NJ q q
rsir's and al nerr I'D t~i1 ~ rrrt r<,on
a. ne tru ro1tts- Tns trr rsrT s1FF<<'ivt
H. z, nd -, 49, . n,' :. - s ,s % ?, u.'s,.
ard 6I.o-fs-tf si.st ~ fk'nrs ~ih references 20
~4Iu4s 81 Hnr Tufr
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rp1.UREs.

Nry YoRk- ~ooltan-- There was decided
decline IA futures to-aav, the fail ranging
from ii poinls TO- December, 70 10 and IL
p,iuts for al other months The market closed
o. ST. on NJ IL usual when prices fall. sales are
heavy. In New leans there was also heavy
decline, reaching 10 points for December aud
from 10 70 70 points foI her months. The tone
OF lhe ma ket Il the close was barely steady.
In LiypfIool the market opened easy, and
closed weak, from Lea TO 2.84 lower ihan yester-
day The heavy receipts at tie no Is to-day
mar have Lad some Influence ON prices
CHICAGO Produ 49, december wheat opened
a 80 a"d closed At "a 3-S, q l0.s sine esterdsy
OF l.2; january opened at 90 BIS advanced l-S
then gradually tel aud slo ed at 9s 8-4
a decline Of frnm is TO 1c.: December
corn was auo.ed a. $685. f. Ling off OF s-S
70, Jsnuar IL sold on frat call at 60 4. ad-
vano.d IA. then drappei, and on LAST call
brought 1884, dsoline If 1.S hs receipts
to-day were whea 1917, corn 1869 oats 49,
o. The shipuenis we Nhest lS,V4l, corn
l2l 921 oats s2.l60 Tha receipts this ate Que
yea $50 were wneat 682iO IN III 9lS, oats
3 656 The tliipmepts on that day were whoat
10 924, cnro 81, SOS oats ~ $50
Sl } outs ID, Uem wheat WAS quoted tLO2
bid, a fell II ] crnt 81 &c last evening. For
ia auaFy Il onened ~ 81 Of 58 aud closed at 81 o.
g. n or , of is since iesteTdny Corn fell OF
4 for both Dec mher and J.nuary the former
month selling for s6 "a aid the latter fol Al rs.
Dec, mber oas were is lower quoted at5O 2
bid For J nuary they fell of IL cent and
NAfN~N - 'sN- ..r,ss,
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FRUITS, NUTS, BUTTER, EGGS, POUL
TRY, GAME, ETC.

Beiwr en- 5000 asd 600 boxes Of oranges pass
through Jacksonville daily. . hese ayerage
sbonl "a he box, making from $40 600 70
!, 1870 orsnRos received in transit every day. a
Th,. nit ship ents this yea from the Hsd-
son river valley have fisI suressssd those Of aDy
prvy,oi s. year OF grapes alone nearly t0l tons
have been shfpned daily. While mare varieties
are Tsised the Concord is the STANDARD,
The tn kish prune ciop ,hie year win be- 1t is
ssid, sn excl mt one and reports from France
ar, syoraDe for good yield and quality In
Bob en- IA. which is a rival with Turkey In the
prunetrade the ir1p, according 10 udvices, VIII
be less than one-quaf ter the usnsl amount.
HUI gary and Morav's send similar rap0yts, AID
t. is ir dis ted thrt these two countries will Re
CONSUMERS ins ad Of sellers this fall. Import.
ers ~ these uits In he eastern states consider
the conoitton OF he market very favorable to
them, as there is but title stock let over from
last year, which viii be cleep ned & II their HANDS
before the fresh arrisa ais from Turkey. f
QUOTATIONS TODAY.
GREEN APPLES-4 0065 00 Der barrel.
NUTS-Almopds. ne per pound Brazil, l6@
49,; hlberts, l5o; Naples walnuts loo per pound;
chestnu.s imported mono on the market pea.
nut., Tennessee red, 1s@i1c; choice white, l2Kc;
cocoAnuts, 80,&9Q0
CALIFORNIA PEARS-6 760S % per box.
ORANGES-Louisiana. per barrel, IL 00@
10 20; PSI box, 6 50; valencne, per case Of Az,
LEMONS Sicily. % per bog Malaga
M
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DRY GOODS.

A Boston dispatch says retail trace is very
brisk, but there is little improvement IN JopplHg
trade. The m st important feature OF the ar-
ket ID brsak In bleacned cotton % iu ser ,e
ducrd, but the bulk OF the prod6cron is sui
held by sgen at previous rates, because ~ ID
useless to maxi new prices until lopoers re
ready to operate. In c0loreo goods, cotton nan
nels and GIN hams there are no movsmens Or
changes of Importance. Some new canDnc
prints by the COcheo company are atuacmne
some att ntion. and selling at e yard' ric.s
are unst tiled. Printing cloths co tlnue weak
and are Offering ~ 3ke less ] per cent YARD
sales last week5ferr just about equal 70 produe,
ton cloth mooess asnnss !, o inarsn su
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.
pRIETs--g resnians, ~; LODI alouoestef, 51
Harmony D: Oocheco, 81; Merr1Lnac, {; Green
Viz. siss sSsd5 A bsSR r SIX simpson S os
s{; siins mourning OK; Gloucester Iaousp'
iI,v. 8. .rerican. G; Barkley pink and purple
s. Kncli q "a red q Pii blue snd green y.
y indRn Head, I; swift Greek, a. 81; Atia,
~ Rage6eld, a. 1h Cabot "a, TX.
De,by al, 81: Glendale. "a on; Natches ~;
s. dlGier ogh, ~ LGke George n ~;
Atlantic < ~; benning ton, ~; EatcheA r. Oh
oF FiES & BaAmN DoAEsTIcs-I.eke george.
*; Haryest7 pceah1niss ~ qts ans ssis ~
aresn6rles, TX; Allendale, TX; Dwight TX Sc
isf si \; 7; ~ poMssTic,s- Social ~ sunny
Side. s. HolT 81. Forrest, g fiig. BonGnsa,
bric, 1917; Mamsutte 10 Nov iork NILS y;
Diamond Hill. cambria, ?; Knighrs can one,
s Hero, "a, 8: Hero, e, g. Ballard ais: q ,.ir-
bridpe, Y. & Peerless, ~ 5s6; Frnf o. the Loon
Ok Gem Of The spindle, S<: BaIko, ss' 1ieIttN
DUCKs--Arkwright ~; Ettric1 esoA tvf,
Stark, dor, u: stark, lD-ci. l6 Savage s-oz ~;
Hampden brown and drab, 90. TX hA5nI1st
TX, do, IA Boston. 10-oE, brown ana ofan ~
XDltauk, 10 Inch. 20 No. g. 20 ipohs, 4lhi Q
4 81 inch, 57h: Gold NiedJ Blne IN Lion
brown and drab. IL Chariot striped. IN saw
'TrCRI SS-- Aifaoskeas AGA, is; Hanairon, IL
Holywood. plaid, ~ Standard q "a: Ensl9n u
~; Omega, 161s; Continental Fancy, ~ suan-
dard Fancy, OK; Harrisburg, AZ
BICKOEY--Rcct River. 90. Btne Alld Er3wh'
1c; Indie, i0AE All nRtnp, $50 TArnhss ~
n q: Hamilton III Amcrcan. TO- Lowell City, az.
I PLAID lOgNABu NeS--Delta, *: EClnornl,
AZ; Ouawp sIls Mlchig " Belle. ~; Wood
awh,7N. oataw5a.sh Arlington .; Aususta
? y Il,sis- o. borcnsb, a. Peciac, r r., 2sY
Beaver Valley. 2s Toxic. i2x; HuGtoldt s6:
Peoples, ask; Louisville Ssh; Kentucky, S4N.
United States 20k Geld Medal ~. Hl
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nAspwAnE AND MErALs:

There nat been au over production OF nails
this year. aud eliCes are weak and unsettled,
being rems kably low. As there are too many
n al factories 10 the United States mhnufsctur-
err are trying the crre-all OF he g neral COM
mercial dckness, which Is temporary curtsil .
ment " production by shutting down the mills
Iron and steel manuiactrrerd have been resort
ing 10 the same remedy and one OF the necessa-
~ results is that III usands OF workin are and
have been out OF enjoyment for some time.
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.
txEs-Coliins, POI dozen, , So Gold Dollar.
R s1 dSse AZ e p ~ S0se ger ao'en ~
DS SRfIt ri AND LIps-sxc per pound: sugar
scILEs-FsirbsnEs discount rs per cent
TIN Tin PLx TE-I. q iozi4. per box. 90 !. O.
lsx2c, per box, . 90 Terne i4x20. per boz. 30;
Ternc 20x2S per boz, IS 90
-,1- ~ = = a H scer cent " ~
SOLDERING. I. be; NO. AZ ana Az iso pei
0I DUCK HoRsEcolLARs- No. L. asper dozen
HAMEs two loop Is per pozen; three soop
Task sI9 bore. 100 paper. e Pc, box OK
N STTScKs-Per dozen, 0 50.
RUBBER BIZ tTfNs-Discount 50 per cent.
SHEET sAEf IRo q ~ Sc galvanized. discount
. s ne VEL. AID 'PApEs-Ro~l.nd'. die.
count % Der cent A1eS list slesi goods. dis
HEAVY HARDwl RE Shafts, nnished- . %
poles, Is 50 sinslerees wagons, select .:
buggy. q IS expre.s 2 90 WAGON tongues
Coupling poles 4 rs syokes xxx, select Is
Boxden shoes 8 nj Sorth estcrn horse nails
No &c o. 7s&h 800 Bar iron &c rate
Pillow ste l 70, ep.irr steel Sc cast steel ls
BuGoIE-eIsde B and sprins top. % coe
TOP 100 So d 4 sids bar. % csis 0s %
10 oo17 * % phs'ons isl osazoo o. bump
seat buekie& 10 ueaz1 90 platform rprinrs.
10 oooi3 o. Tires pnnF vsrons g so<1lk
wizs.s2oss5 y h 49, Sc, No: s.,1 y ,, :1S
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-12-20

"As ru.e.n says Drs. 6tarkey and Pa
len, ''our patients belong TO that large class
Of invalids who have failed 70 get relief
from skilled physicians or from the nee Of
drugs or patent remedies. Their diseases
are chronic, frequently Of many Year,
standing, and often so deeply In
trencbed In some vital orpan that care
becomes almost q miracle. They come 10
us in despair Of help from any other source,
catching at our Compound Oxygen treat
ment ss uio. ..lue l4-.- ca.chcs ~ = rffH~
The marvel Is. that OF these
apparently hopeless cases, 40 many
are nmeliorated. greatly helped or radl-
caly cured, by the subtle agent We admin
lister. Css.s which we have besitated 20
undertake and which IN spite OF our dis
couraging answers when Oh o5nion was
asked, were placed in our Gaze, have rapidly
improved, almost from the beginning. and
steadily progressed 10 Q curs-as much N
our surprise and qualification often % 20
that OF the patients aud their fr1enfs :"
Their treatise on Compound Oxygen con
taining large rerort OF cases and f,ip infoT-
nation, sent free.. Drs. starkev 4 rsien,
100 and I'LL Sirard, street, Philaaeiphis,
fennky ivsnis.