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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-08-17
TOWN OF CLYDE.

Tewn 7-North-Range a-East.
James Dunbar.......nw14ne14 10 40 l2 70
Town 7-North-Range 3-East.
George + Mason....nwllseII 40 & 60
90 swl4seI . 40 6 60
Town S-North-Rsnoe o-Esst
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-08-17
TOWN OF RIDGEWAY.

=
George W Carver. and 10 81
Cecil NJ Vail. and 81
] ii franklin. h61S and 10 Al
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-08-17
Teachers Institute and Examin.
atoms.
Iowa County--Fall of 1888.

An Institute of two weeks, commencing, Aug.
27th and closing Sept :, conducted by Prof. A. ].
Hutton and J. w. Livinston, will be held at
Dodgeyile.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-08-17
TOWN OF MIFFLIN.

Joseph Goldsworthy. lot No IS
do lot No So
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-19
REMARKABLE.
The Wonderful Cure Wrought by
Prayer.
A YOurg Girl Given Up by Her Physicians
as Hopeless Suddenly Receivers
ard Becomes Able
70 Walk.

EJFFALo, y. Y, December IS. - The
cay from Dansville, small town east OF
here. The patient is Mary Dunn, young
lady OF Irish parentsge. resident in the viii
lsge. For six years she has been an invalid
having been unable for the last two years
10 speak, even in a whisper, or 10 arise
from her bed, or to feed herself. She car
Tied on communication with her friends
md family by using the alphabet employed
by deaf mutes. Physicians had Abandoned
her csse as hopeless, and it vas considered
TO DO only question of time as to when
desth should release her rom her agony.
IN Saturday last she suddenly began to
speak, saying, however, simply Yes and
No to questions asked her. Sunday she
talked with perfect ease, and in the even
ing as the family were about to retire the
invalids sister, Mrs. Burns, heard her
calling. Upon entering her room Mary
Was found sitting on the side Of the bed.
She asked for clothes, saying she was going
TO get up and dress.
overwhelmed with amusement at the sud
cen change in the young lady's condition.
They finally persuaded her 10 retire, but
IN the morning she rose bright and early,
dressed and, with her sisters aid walked
down stairs. She asked for cup Of coffee,
q beverage she had been unable to indulge
in for over two years. 1t was given her and
she drank il with no in Urious after affects.
Father Fitzimons, the village priest, was
sent for and to him Mary avowed that the
Lord had cured her. She says she had
prayed constantly for the two years she
lay helpless, believing her prayers would
be answered. Her memory as to dates and
holy days is perfect.
One popularity of her case is that she
will look intently IN some PARTICULAR direc-
ton, as though gazing at some one, aud
will apparently carry on conversation
with the one unseen by others; but when
questioned as to who she is talking to, her
replies are vague and unsatisfactory. Some
time before this seeming miracle occurred
her face became much COntOrted one day,
and when asked what was the matter she
replied, by spelling the words upon her
fingers, that she was talking to the Lord
and that she had been fighting he- enemy.
Her will power is very great, and 1t IS evil
dent that it has been in no slight degree
the medium through which her cure has
been brought about. or at least that it has
most wonderfully aided whatever power
Las affected it. She is constantly improy-
ing
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-19

Z The most peculiar and observable
/ features OF the university is the indie
/ pendente of each department ofinstruc-
/ ton. There is no president and no
J common curriculum. Degrees and GER
tiiiCateS are civ en- according TO the num-
Der of courses of study that have been
taken. Certain courses, when COM
nletsd, entitle the student to the cuStO-
mary degree. Professors are relatively
iniepeadent of each other, and owe
their salaries in part 10 the apprOpria-
tons Of the State, ana in part To the
fees of instruction. Ii we are 70 judge
this plan by the ability ct the instruc-
ton given under il, | think it must be
pronounced successful. | attended a
number of lectures; all We're good and
some were Of an unusually high order.
The greater independence, dignity and
responsibility Of the heads Of the many
departmentS seem To have wrought
their natural rtSIlts i'll calling out the
best efforts of the several professors.
The instruction, in some az least of the
chairs in the University of Virginia,
has nothing to fear from a comparison
with any given in this country.
The discipline of the institution is of
course modified by this method. The
faculty Is organized by the yearly choice
J of one of their number to act as chair
man to whom, in connection with the
/ faculty as q body, q measure OF general
( oversight falls. Discipline is reduced TO
/ its lowest terms and has chief reference
! to a performance by the students of
! their daily duties. This method has
certainly been productive of no obvious
evils, and has in some directions
/ favored a more manly and just senti-
ment than frequently prevails in col
leges. Ii was in the University of Nir-
GINA that the incident occurred that
has recently been discussed in some OF
our journals. a young man, from In
diana think, was suspected OF cheating
in an examination. The students took
the matter up, convicted him of the
offence, and gave him notice that ne
must leave the institution. Some critics,
: accustomed to the much less high sense
of honor in our Northern colleges, have
intimated that the action was taken in
simple self-defence under the rivalry Of
scholarship. There is, l think, no
ground for the opinion. This virtue OF
manliness, not so we'll recognized else
where, seems to belong to the students
of the University of Virginia. They
are fairly entitled to this high praise.
The method in which the university
was organized, the manner in which it
has been conducted, and its isolation,
have helped to rid it of those many an.
noyipg and execrable traditions which
hand about our Northern colleges. L
am not pronouneing an unqualified YER
dict in favor of the University of Nir-
ginia, but only recognizing freely vir-
tues which belong to it. Doubtless,
these same young men, if their social
ideas were well and wisely weighed in
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-19

her 6Oh@609Ic, January 6l4@62llc; Feb
ruary 62h@ CSC; March 6SH96ic. Oats
In fair demand and market firm; No. 3
white S9@39Kc; No white 4Oc.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, December 1S.-Wheat-Dull and
lower; No. l white 81 05; No. 2 99}2c; No.
3 red cash 81 o4@l 05k; December 81 OAK;
January 81 Oj1I; February $lOIB; March
81 O9h; Nav 81 l219; No, 8 red 93ic.
Corn-Easier; high mixed 5S}!c; No. 2 cash
SOC; December SAKE January 55YC; Feb
ruary SIC; May 6ll4c. Oats-Cluiet; No.
2 cash End December Sic; January Si4c;
Nav 3sLe. Glover Seed-Inactlve; prime
cash and December s. So; January IS S.;
February s. %.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-19
WHAT A PHYSICIAN SAYS.

CYrEESS RTE, MONROE Co, ARK,
July %. ISIS.
have a bright little daughter VINO will DO
two wears old next month. She has been
troubled nearly ever since her birth with
skin disease, which first diagnosed chicken
pUx, nUj later found II 10 De some sort OF
eczema: at am rate IL resisted very stub
bOrnly all the different Treatments. l pro-
cured one bottle Of Swttt's Specific and gave
Ito her In small doses three tunes day, and
IA = short while hqd the satisfaction To see
Il 81 sne was entirely we'll. 1 am SO well
pleased " .th It's sIeCt on her that shall not
only CU Is use Il in my practice, but l shall
administer IL to nv other children and take
n ynN>,V W. T.. BROSrE W. ID.
our t-eatlSe on Blood AMI Skin Diseases
mailed free to applicants
THE SwIFrSPECIFlC CO,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, ia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-19
Dry TE7TER.

For Years 7 was arIltclgl with Dry TC.ter OF
tue mc~1 ,b>tjua'e type. WdS treated Oy
r,lUny %! trc :e>t physicians; took Quantities
81 mercury, IOia,G and aiSenic, wnicn IN
stead of curing the letter, crippled me up
with name -.l poison and rheumatism. the
letter con linuCi 10 grow wO,Se, and the ten
ingaIrsp.f made Ine crazy. IN th!S cOnul'
ton [ WAS induced 10 take SWitGS SpeCltc,
ard 49,. result was a. astonishing as IL was
grail'. .as. IN y few months the letter was
entirely well. the MervurIal Poisoning al
Dur az inv sv>tPrn ADD was a welt man-0nd
due only TO SwIfJ'S Specific. AL the sufferers
should take II, JAMES DUS>lNG.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-19
LIVE STOCK.
Wholesale Cattle Mark Ell


The market is very slow this week,
with full supply on hand. MeSsrs. Hudson
& Bayha furnished the following quota.
tons, which are The same as last weeks
prices:
Cuas-Best. 100 lbs, 81 25ai CD; 500 TO 900
lbs. 81 0O(Gi -.
HOgs-Fair supply; selling at 81 5s9i s.; ex'
ira 8 70.
Lambs Best i%jG5o
GuigCS-Sj OCal0 ~,
Chicago,
CHICAGO, December Is. The Drovera'
Journal reports: Hogs-Receipts 3l,OU
head; shipments 1000 head. Market open
ed at 5@lOc higher and closed with the
sdysnce lost; packing 81 7095 so; packing
md Shipping s. SOFAS %; light 81 rs
as 80: skips S. 0O@4 30. Market closed
With 5000 unsold.
Cattle-Receipts 1900 head; shipments
2,2C0 head. Market dull and l0tl l5c lower;
exports So 4G@7 90; good TO choice ship
ping s. seas %; common TO medium
81 l5C5 40; Texans 81 00@5 90.
Sheet-Receipts 6,5c0 head; shipments
100 head Market fairly active, weaSer
and l5@25c lower; inferior TO fair s. 25lG
3 co per cwt. medium to good 50 25@i ";
Texas sheep s. 5o@i 90.
The Growers Journal Liverpool cable re.
ports no uuotable change in the foreign
live stock markets. Best American steers
l5c per pound dressed best sheep lSGl9c.
New York.
New YoRK, December lS.-Beeves- Re-
Ceipts 600 head, mainly for expectation
and CRY trade sIaughterers direct: no trad
ing in beef cattle. Dressed beef iirmer at
81 lOc for common 10 good; exports 40
live cattle, 900 quarters beef, $50 carcasses
mutton.
Sheep-Receipts l 2CO head; market quiet
and steady tS3 5O@G 80 per cwt. f,r sheep;
3 CGM7 90 for lambs.
HOgS-Rcceipts > 600 head; doing better
live hogs sold at s. SOFAS 10.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, December l7.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts $50 head. Market fair at about
Yesterdays prices.
Hogs-Receipts $3.50 head. Market &C
tive; Philadelphias S. oo@6 20; Workers
IS 4UClj 90.
Sheep-Receipts 200 head. Market act
i've at about yesterdays prices.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI December lS.-Live Hogs
Firm; common and light 81 1925 10; pack
iug and butchers s. lOGyI -. Receipts
100 head; shipments $50 head.
on CITY, "A. December i -Petr3leum
-Optned at 81 IL :; highest 81 Az: lowest
II 10: closed at i'll Il. Sales % l.hD
barrels; c}earanccs yesterday Lac, 00) bar
i,!s: shipments 1856 barrels; CHI rters
,Gi7G barrels.
TITUsrLLE December lH.-Petroleum-
Opened at 81 l2',; highest 81 liA; lowest
ii ~, closed at Ill Is; shipments
j2,7GG barrels; charters -, l7G barrels.
PITTSRUECH, December l>.-Petroleum-
The afternoon session was dull and tad.
ing light; opened at 81 j.; advanced aad
closed weak at 81 1875.
BRApTORp, December lT.-Crude-Weak
ard lower; total runs Monday Gi,3i7 bar
re's; shipments j2.j27 barrels charters
70 At barrels; clearances 100000 bar.
rels. United pipe line certificates opened at
II ~ closed at 81 Is; highest price 81 li't;
lowest 81 10.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-19
THE STATE UNIVERSITY.
EReGf OF the No President and No Cur-
riculuIu System.

rum ~ ltf ih'H'"'''s
The following article is from the pen
of a distinguished Norlherner, and an
impartial observer. 1t may serve as all
answer to the charges repeatedly made,
that the authorities Of the West Nir-
ginia University have damaged it by
adopting for it some of the features of
the University of Virginia.
Specially worthy of note is DIR. Bas-
CONS remark as to the Rdt,Tdl result
of the no president and no curriculum
system being to call out the best efforts
Of the professors. Under the old sys-
tenn, at our own institution, each pro-
fr>s or was in Il rut he could not get out
uf, even il he wanted to do so; under
the new, among all the teachers, there
would seem naturally TO be u generous
and healthy rivalry, each striving, out
Cf regard for his own responsibility, to
90 respectable work. y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-19
Petroleum.
DRY GOODS.
New York.

Nrw YosE, December lN.-Dry Goods
TIE market is very duh. Agents have
made the price Of New York mills Camlet
jeans l5c, less ) per cent. regular. tx,
poris OF domestic CottOns Tor the week
2,5li packages, making for the year thus
fer l"9,3H packages, or ESQ packages
more than III any previous year for the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-19
MEDICAL.
rgsrs, ETg., September =, lSs.

Fleming Brothers:
I, affords me pleasure 70 assure you i1at ase e
using Dr. g. Mcl.1ne's Celebrates LiNei -.
no. than twenty years il my family, thar re-
gSrd thrn as being superior 20 any nave ever ever
used or have seen used. have not hIa M !.
sandy and had TO Try others, and nave uISu -.
ryood yaT.ety, but have never had any 20 aSt 81
promptly, Proftably and nieeiy as snS Children.
b,ve used them on myself, wiIe anu S"41NAs"'
yri,h The most gratifying results -,
For children having used them o on Isc COMM mSa
So 49, - ~ All These pills DO the work do
Il iT pTomptiy, DO it well, and leave no Ill elects
behind. 49, eo-,e~to- AZ n
foreSnncr preparing the system for qginHtIns' Sne.s
Is no pill or medicine equal to p, ", 49,, "a
ScicbI,rrd Liver Pills. expect TO use mem -
long as | live. if they coaLinue Is s00I - wy
have been in the Clst.
Yours truly,
Pastor of ~. T. Church, South Myers S'A''o'''
- -, District, Florida Conference =
y ~, row risins, Your ScrmItuge' anu
nm hirhlv pleased with ii. 1t Is dea'A on "o''''''
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-19
A WELL-KaOHR DRUGGIST,

Nv drugstore was the first 10 sell Sw.ft's
S.Cclfr T. WIS then put ~ IN quart bottles
WrrCh Sold for $500 each. have seen great
many me cUIeI 10y it, Use, and SOME VINO
nave tired al sorts 81 treatment. IN fact !
nave never known II 10 fail when taken VrO.
Uerly >eli a large quantity 81 II, aud Tor
an diseases that are dependent on oIOoi pol
son or ska humur. itcureS
p.vPLEs AID r'uT,UwS ~ THE SKIN,
and make, the complexion fair ami rosy. AS
FOR biOnd tSIut, y e.g n no such word aS 'atl.
IL cures casUS TINT have iOrg withNtOOd u,aeE
si.ris, ( {. r.tfm-ut. 1ul without any Of those
rpcU-r sr.. ',nru,,- JN1t general Y follow me--
rrri.,f and tt'y- 80 called - re-.
T. l. " N~St.N III RG. Macon. Ga.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-19

all directions, would show some signal
deci.bcies.
The University of Virginia is evident
ly rapidly gaining the recognition that
belongs 10 il, 1t Is thus one fact more
among those many facts which are
coming to unite US as nation in COM
mon purs uits and in a common pride,
dir, cted toward things strong and hon
orable everywhere.-John Bascom,
LII. d., President of the University of
Wisconsin, in New York Independent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-19

tDaily except sunday.
tStenbenytiie Accommodatton-This train
during the day passes backward and forwarS
between Martins Ferry and Beilaire, stopping
when required At the sherman House, AtnR-
Vile, West Wheeling and Gravel Hill.
sMasSillon Accom- mediation.
sSt. CIairsville accommodation.
!Cam bridge Local, daily except Sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-19
COMMISSIONERS SALE

HneHIGCt0HE RfC GAL
Ss"h'CoioNGn v 0HI6
re I,I,,bIo Fam, and C;tv Dec.
vi 'h'""o'e '"F"' anu wy
Derty.
IN ne CTcdlt Cont az Martial County
W.sl Virginia
,,..,,, a. s1,t,, E,,s,,
md otb,rS'
Va. IuChaneery
X T. 1bs,cL'r. Guardian
and 0thrrs
by virtue 81 decree entered ~ .aid
cur 1. ~ ,Ls snp', sn' 80. . ~ ~" u.s.
o Uuc.s,, 1917 ,.,n,,I..s'asu, ~
.,.,. 81. :, - ~ .',s,t,,, -, 49,,
, ~ pu - -. 80, ILL.,. 80 m.sh.n
CUNT, On
ka.arasy. Deeeober IA. 1883,
,,,,,,n.,c,,, q, IA o,clo.ck On. ,oIIo~,,.
80 80. ,n,"s.i,' Irn.. s,,;,nr s.,,n 1890,
,p ,ha v,ts,, of Eix Wh,sItios c.sE in
W.tSIsy distTte, MAJ eli co1nty esat ann,
tyo Inrd,.d .nd s,ty ,.n az. 80, 1900
.,s ,g.n,y,s,ss n.sch.. ara b.nnd.I a.
s,.,i,y, IgnnI,g ~, s,sn. Or a. ~
Bat "a ~ W S,si,ps s,sse =, iss s,oa,i.
o. h,uii'sInn; where q sycamore eorns, 70
, ,ns oIs M uS' % T -, ,sS9, ue.oe s.uhs
ne ere ~ 10 ys ~
,'I % ~ VI pys
,ts " "a W ~ 100
,Fs,'ss ~. PFC, ton. So,
u uE.h.. "a ~ H. SS,..n.. ,,,.a .,.,.1
.ph .s,Ey wiiar ,ss.gs kn.6 $780,.
~ rs ~ sIn,ts. a. Iass yhsrs !: Vii.
S.in a, ouos s,oog. tbsuce n. a w. 81 psle, 10
n ,,sSs IN AID eTr,E WHARF = " lie vainut
onee s;o6o. thence dow ami xiih The mean.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-19
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money AT I.aa2 IL Per CeDt.-Govern.
ments SirOnx-StOcks Wsak-Ft6ur
Enli and UnchAn Z ed heat Lower.


New YoRK, December lS.-Money easy
at lL@2H per cent, closing at per
cent. rhine mercantile paper 5g6R per
cent. Sterling exchange. BANKERS ot'ls'
firm at 4s2; demand 4SiA. Produce ex-
ports for the week s. 200.
GovERNMENTs-Stronga and hisher.
Fiyes extended
FouIs and-a-hsf ...-.'. ~
FOurB couponn -....
RAiLwAYs-Firm.
STATE SECURITIES Dull.
STOCEs-There was less doing in the stock
arket to-day than yesterday, and there
was a falling oil of over 2uU,OO shares.
The market opened irregular but soon be-
came strong. After midday the
market was quiet and lower, except
for Lake Shore and Quincy, which
sold up 20 1909, aud 1924 respectively.
During the greater part of the afternoon
speculation was dull and firm. In the last
hour weaker tone prevailed and prices
dropped l!G2H per cent, the latter IN
Greg, n Trans Con tinents, which fell oil 10
377s. Quincy declined to l2lH, North
western ~ to 1lSiI, St. Paul i to 9jH
Lake Shore Is to gyz, New York Central
;. to lI$75, Northern Pacific IL to
1914, preferred 2i5 to 5jIE. and Wa
bash preferred :, to S7.. The mar
ket closed weak. Union Pacific wa
a festuTe Of the day, the stock being in
bri-k demand throughout, and round
amounts were bought to cover shorts. 1t
is stated that C f. Adams Jr., will succeed
SIDNEY Dillon as President. This stock did
not sym parhize with the weakness in tn.
general mark ct later in the day and ruled
finn st 752iG76!-. Oregon Improvement
rose IA to CO.! The approximate gross
earnings Of the Denver and Rio Grsnde
railway for the second week in December
were tlI24O0, against lO4,70O for the cor
responding week year ago. Increase in
the earnings this year 10 date, 1911 col.
Transactions AZ 900 shares.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-19
ANTIpCTE TO MALARIA

"WEAK AND UNDEvELoPED Parts
Seloped and Strengthened" etc, is an inter
fS-lng advertisement long run IN our paper
In reply to inquiries we win say that there IL
90 evidence OF humbug about this. Ga the
S'ntrtery, the advertisers are very highly In
snrsfd. Interested persons may get sealed
Sireulsrs giving all particulars by address, e
ere Medical Co, p. D. Box 5l3, Buffuio, ". Y
- Toledo Erenfs9 Bee mysd-wc-y
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-19
pEstsDI p.
n ew YOrk-

New YORK, December i. - Cotton
Dull ana easier; futures easy. Flour-Dull;
receipts / 900 barrels; exports 1910 bar-
rels: SUpertine State and western 81 S)G
e: -; common to good s. 1898 %; good to
choice II UuGtG -; Minnesota patent pro-
c,,s - 15Gl7 10. Wheat-Spot lots &c
lowe? and dull options opened H9}5c
higher, afterwards became weaker aud de-
clined lM,li &C, closing hcavv; receipts
IS.CCO bushels exports $1,000 bushels;
No Milwaukee 81 OSGll lO;No. ; spring
81 % al ujl4; No. red II l244l 1915;
No. ! white, sale jO1 bushels, at 81 l%i4:
No. red December, sales - 900 bush
els at 81 ~ al l2&,, closing at 81 l2lI;
Jaau. ~. safes 1000 bushels at 81 ljh9
~, c'osinG 81 IL IL !; / eGruary, sales
IGu.u bushels az 81 L., al Ii closing
at Il -; Mach, sales 2i0,ODO bushels,
at 81 Et-h,l ~, closing at 81 Il =;
MAY, sales $1,000 bushels at 81 81 al 22H,
closing at il 2li. COrn-Spot lots j&4lc
lower: options opened iicL &c better, later
tel beck Mh,llic, Blessings barely steady;
receipts l2CW bushels; exports 80 BUSH
els: uugraded l. 'st'Gl"tC; No. ; 52l5ij2c;
steamer GGc; M. , white 80 4Gg1Oc; No. >
January % -ri'r' C., CIOSin; at 81 &C: Feb
Iusry G540Til C, closing Ct G5Ac; May
- {. &C, C'uslng at 80. &C. Oats 40
C higher; receipts 100 bushels; ex-
ports l5.0uo bIshels; western mixed io@
IN &C; white western ilN4ic. Hay-ln'ct
| aid steady. Coffee spot fair; Rio quiet
ard steady: Options opened loN2j pOInts
highe~: sales 42aHbaEs Rio No. December
| $500 "5c; o. o do January 9J5GIlu l0>;
$50 DO February 10 l5Gtl0.&Oc; 1000 do
| APRIL 10 %OrtlO jnr; / 90 do May 10 3JGg
| lO5Oc: 35U do June IL tic; 1850 40 July
| 10 %uGilOGoc. Sugar - Dull; granulated
| 7.9lG SC. Mo!asses-In moderate demand.
| Rice-Firm snd in good demand. Petro
| leum-QUet United 81 l2'4. Tallow-
| Firm at 1&-m7IEr. Turpentire-Strenger
st &li,@35c Eggs quiet and steady.
! Pork-pull and weak new mess Sli $50
| Is 90. Lard-Dull; western steam spot
| 81 ~; December - i@9 20; January
| - lSG," u: F,trusry 81 2>MJ -; March
- 500 a: April s. i7Gs9 -; May 81 IS
fHGI. Buiter-Lluiet and firm for choice.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-19
INIEIF.E..s.'lIFIaIIILISn
a.


o. the con- iruei use OF mercury and potash
for the treatment of Blood and SKIN dis
eaSeS-they never cure, aud nearly always iu-
NJ or tnl4lIY ruin the general health.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-19
FOR RENT.
Tor Rent.

A COMFORTABLE DWELLING HOUSE
- on Fourteenth street, from October lat,
his. Hot and cold wafer aud gaA
Wv. HODE A BRO,
lCpth lSD Market stTseI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-19
Phiaadelphse.

PKrAppLPHIA. Decsmbec Is. - Flour
Quiet Whest-Opened &c higher. suose-
ouently advance lost c,osed weak re-
rejected sec; No. 81 o.; No red offered
81 %; No. / red 81 II; No. 2 red December
81 O9@1 coz; January 81 O9h@l 49,:
February 81 l2'.Gl 1879; March 81 l5S
/ l5H. Corn-0ptions declined &c, but
closed steady; car lots steady and fair de.
msnd; new western rejected +5@4Sc; No. 8
yellow sic; new steamer SIC; steamer
white 531zc; sail white 60c: new sail yellow
60@GoHc; old do Csc; sal mixed Deem
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