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Ell Perkins on Etiquette.

Engage in an argument with every
person you meet.
Ifs man has q glass eye, o wooden
leg or q wig, always refer to it.
Never listen to the other person, for
fyou do you may forget what you want
to say yourself.
Ifyou are a professional man, always
discuss professional matters in the pres
eDces of non-professionals.
If with q stranger, always use profsn-
ity and vulgar words. You will be sur
prised how it will change their estima-
ton ofyou.
Never talk in a milk. gentle, and mu-
steal voice, but toot up high and loud.
Drown other peoples voice il you cans
drown their ideas.
When q man is talking let your eyes
and mind wander about the room, ana
when he gets through ask him to re-
peat what he said again.
Ii person makes q mistake In gram
mar, or calls q word wrong, always cor.
rect him, especially IL there be several
people around to hear you.
Always talk of your private, personal,
and family matters while conversing
with strangers. They like to listen 20
long accounts Of how you had the
rheumatism.
Always make fun Of the locality
where you are staying. Ifyou can't do
that, ridieule or abuse some of the lead
ing citizens. A son or q daughter may
be present, and they will like to hear
you ridicule their old father.
Insist on talking about subjects that
the rest of the company have never
heard anything about. If you can't
find q foreign subject like Europe, or
what you did IN eolegsep;sk out the
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Brltish Grain Trade.

LONDON, January 29.-Mark Lane Ex-
press: The prospects for the coming wheat
crop are about the same as last week, but
the outlook for spring cultivation gets ma.
terially worse as the season advances.
There was a weaker feeling in English
wheat at the close of the week. Trade in
foreign wheat of stands was restricted by
higher rates. The supply Of wheat in Lon
don comprised 1912 quarters from India,
5,OS4 from Germany, 1852 from Amer
ican-Atlsntic ports and 2,542 from Russia.
American maze is cheaper. Bsrly firm,
but quiet. Trade in wheat cargoes off the
coast is small; red winter unchanged; CAL
ifoinia Sd higher. The demand for wheat
cargoes afioat or for shipment slsckened
the past week, and business done chiefly in
Russian grades. Sales Of English wheat
during tie week 81, 535 quarters at 4os i'd
per quarter, against 1855 quarters at 46s
Sd the corresponding period last year.
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The ARIZONA PARTY
still on n Deep and Regular Road.
CnrrernunrKrnrn nfthr pnn,.t


PLATTsMoUTH, NEB., January 25.-
sit is cold this morning." remarked
n OF Cur party rs We stepped Off the
cars at Chicago and found the Their
mometer about zero. at is summer
weather compared to what it was a few
days ago." answered a native. The
crunch and growing of snow under the
wheels of the vehicles ~ they passed
owe it, and the screeching of the car
wheels as We pass through northern
Illinois and Iowa, remindS one that we
are not in a land of summer.
This is no half and half country.
Such cold weather ashley are nov hav-
ingcan be depended upon to come every
winter, and come to stay. People pre-
pare for it, and rig up their sleighs,
jumpersan and bob Sleds, knowing that they
will not be laid away in the shed to
remain all winter, as we are apt to do
in u county. Rodgers waded out at
one Of the central Iowa stations into
the now to see how deep it was. and
soon found himself up to the middle in
the snow on q dead level. In riding
over the p~rairies Rodgers remarked
what a fine race track q man could get
uCIts LChC always JLiuhS vi MS llOESeS.
No accidents have happened our par
ty beyond the breakage of KimmOns'
bottle of Jamaica ginger and Ell. Macs
bitters. All are well, except a slight
touch Of the Green river fever, which
has attacked two or three of Us. We
are now crossing the Missouri river
at PlattsmOuth, twenty miles be-
low Omaha. The morning is bright,
beautiful, clear and cold. Our friends
advised US not tostart during such re-
ports as were in from the West of the
cold cyclone that was passing over the
country, but determination aud perse-
verence have rewarded us, and we are
travelling on smoothly and pleasantly
on the
"DEEP AND REGULAR"
road to the SOuthwest-to the promised
land for the ranchman and the miners,
via the great Chicago, Burlington aud
Quincy line to Denver where we ex-
pect TO arrive 10 -morrow noon, and
from which place We expect to write
YOU a more interesting letter.
Very truly, J. ID. W..
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mopslTTGRs


They arc compounded hon HceA lfask
Buebu. hasAsaks snANaA15iea-Ac.d s4
- SndDestpal1aA1e us1AskA0ht0 vssiA
ma 6sn,aiz a1 ths bat saA nsss saroeivs
properties q ~ Other rnakAt bAns ~
grestea 1jeoa PerfAsfs HvsP ksgulssoe -
Life and Health Restoring Assat a saEtA.
Ne, disssss or ~ hnlts esa p1ncay sEise
where thess Bittsrs are uas1, % vAded ana
perfect ere their openttoAA urg9r
They rive neV HE ~ vtgortotAa 49, 2
tp0rm. To oil Whore emptoyDSn0 oan1o ~
regularity oftbe bowels ol urinary oreAnAS!
Who require an Apeuaef, Tonic An1E 0u1
Q tEulank Hop btuers AN tnsalo1no.A ang
hiehly eunuys. tonie and sunnlsiinS. uilF
Nc matter what your FEELINGS or sympteus
me, hat The oikease % stl0eut tts1e Hep
MfitYA lop1 Walt Nnttt zee are sack. - q
yop only feel 6Ador miserable. - HOG IA.
isEs sioGeA M Asy Nv yess ~ Ian.
d,eds have bssA eavS1 BY % dolAG. Htvo
hundred dollan will Be paid for . oAse they
Do not 80 iSer or iei yonr frienas sufer. bss
use and uYee % EN- 20 NE Hep Bittark
P<memheS. Hop H9kter. r. = viiS drue!ed,
runRen nokuu1. hos the Puress and Bed
Msdiciie ever made; the "lnvAlidS Friend
and HOPE" aud no pereo0 or fsnily should
be without then. Ivy us Btttsss 70 day.
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Piles.

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 be has some affection OF the kidneys
or n~Pighboring organs. At times, symp-
toms OF indigestion are present, as tatu-
ency. u~neasiness of the stomach, etc. A
moisture, like perspiration, producing a
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 ap-
plication Of DR.. BoSanko's Pile Remedy,
which acts directly upon the parts affected,
absorbing the Tumors, allaying the intense
itching, and effectIng a permanent cure
where all other remedies have failed. DO
not delay until the drain on the system
produces permanent disability, but try it
and be cured. Price, so cents. Sold by A.
T. Young, C. Moenkemoeller and Logan &
Co., wholesale agents.
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Trustees Sale Of Valuable Real
Estate.

The undersigned trustee, by virtue OF . deed
OF tIust executed 10 him BY SAtharins M
ship and Vary ". Hin.hip, dated thfSeA
OF ifccmber, isSO, snd recorded In p4VpSS
Of tho Clerk q he SsSp y , SGSSSsfG&iS
n, On pape as. with Iaii al public auction, 81
The font door Of the Court House OF Ohio
county, ON
SATURDAY. The Josh day 81 February.
1883, at 10 o'clock .. m, the following vnlu.
two, in sprigE a Ritehies addftse tsAspib
wheeling. IN The Eighth ward Of heSityoI
Wtst Virsinis, together with all and anEnlaf
the buildings sndl improvements th\sson. ana
the privileges and appurtensnfa HersSHtS
BE-. .sm. fo Or eon sMysd's q 9TsnStR.HS Viz S{R
now deSs%,sd; Sg JOIN y Il i hSSSs and W.. ~
G pSS e; fs 8 q II Ohio !ss s county. 2, S'SiSS.ssj VIZ % ds "a
Tpon said lots arc eight frame twsilIao
tenth feet, and Ss depth Of tby Istyl4N
front Of az feet and . depth 81 100 feet. Tho
15ni lie viii yi'i . Ell . sSss sn: ar.i RrSe'E SSa e s 'a%.
adtpth Of no feet OF ground. Af1ftAEAn(
be viii adopt which ever ofihstssS4HsySH
day Of sale. The title IN believed 70 be pei,
feet, but selling a. trustee. gre tyuttcs eiu
convey only such title a. is conferred pcn
him by the decd OF trust nFa e40te'u mon
toned.
Terms OF sale: One-half cash. one fourth
in ak months from day OF sale, md the fe-
naming fourth In twelve months, from lhs
with satisfactory security for said deferred
instaIlmenix. said notes Will beer iplegstat
the rate Of SIX per cent. per aundfm. hnu The
""e VIII DC '''"' PPfEAMKiiSP. 3ESsSA.
ED. CHkIsTMAN, Trustee.
AuctiOner. TT1p NbE otcvtI,
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Trustees Sale Of valuable rfo-
ncrty. .2pOI'

drew ihsimsnn and MskHl3lE&h{{Yh his
is1s' .n 1S , rs a sr n ~ ! ets4e!& %
s shs soS 70 deed sH 81 ,r 70. W. tsos ts IA: y. p.s: -. !
~ III he 81. Go =. g Tsa.. 81 sas clio Ss q ms 4 dSaai Aa'f'
Saturday. The SIshl6kk e ttAVsssy.
iSSiis sS% aSosrissa fp:nanaSeSssaAxT".)
FouT several pieces OF parcels Of ground
ssn1s, an: and ; 4:spss,i " Sr sS ssr fsI, " SSs.sn VA
s.i foIiS Ss. i sS !; Elm si g. P ~ tS % s "a
Of wheeling in SsA cosaE neAseseSieas
commencing for Ibs~ bQpstsNaa. The samc
si. { RS'in n : .S SSIsn =. SSsSRIseiS;sssbSResss H e. S:
north end Of the eaa .psrips2 valet ~
h S,,d: sr; Sy s:,,.s;ji:ssssISHHSGaaSsa,s
monty known e the stone houss Srocsrys",
built by said Ihsln.nY 1890 49,
ground nov beiLg dssesphedt 49, IT.
s ana Il Sf. ssS hs sSa: an SSs:: sss q =
70 The ,sid iinss twenty. i've fsst; 1cossSogls:
s s,sa an. and 49, st:.s ~ o. rsaSs3
y ssvsniy. JlsS23z2ssk.Gs3A0
with the buiidiI6 and 1ppdtsoAsss tssrS-
ea. ,n . . ant psfUSsSS S&s -
prcDerty Of Iunii5fm wsdts ~ t1.les 80
s 81 as sS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
10 mire for and remove the eaDs. both 81
T : / re- s,ys,iSn: ssS NOE iS|Iz p ieae
Andrew Tbalman. dated March I, tsD, rscof.
a.a In deed boSs No S. Pm ySl1tae yhtra
s. H,sG .s . 49, w. & Ss = s ssSSsssss
he s6nt6 S1ds q fhiSd, Use@Sgy 1sterS.
,!I.s.; :Da 1ntssfr.c,@S1
wSesiiss. The aid PssU.aSsSSHSM
81 8. ss y ~ !.ss 81 IL: :E:::t::::s;5
sss 70 5S e. SoR sid 9: : s - ss;sssssS:&,
s Scfs H. ass 4 ii smsssz1ssssS1..ssss
s sisS. tS S.is . ;ssSs ~ tsn@&asa.sny 1fsscss
r as ;,sS III, 1n,,s .,us:,s :ssesi .:ssssesz E'n
Als6 piece Or parcel Of lssd lyisS |. sst.
S.i' s,,s RI =, :, SSs : .gs,s
! TSisd ssfsst and Main stssss; Trees yiisss1
ss: ,S. IN: g s:ss H. se,ssss;sfsss
tvsciy-iys foot siass, 80 G1E.Nso4
fssss sss
iS ss::sssE!SssS::sssE 4Es@~,
s ssss 6. s; { s'ss.:ssssic,..f1Ex.:.:ss..::. z:
.s "a; :. & y a sSTsa
1919 LEES. sghsxsaslz.isssiS,
Sith Interest from ne 1sy. g ~. 49,
fssasesas!sss
sS.G1CsxSesssazs sa-,...;.s&
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au,nine "a q Cause or Insanity.

The father OF q Washington lawyer
guilty of eseapades has recently given
the following explanation Of the cratic
victim: thinking 1t a safe thing to
do, my son has been in the habit for
months Of carrying quinine in his
pocket, and taking It In small but fire.
quent doses, and the result is an elated,
sanguine state of mind, quite beyond
rebounds of reason. His memory is
not yet impaired, and the marked i'm
provement already consequent upon
being deprived of the drug gives his
friends reason to expect complete re-
storation in short time. Meanwhile,
let this case be one of many Others TO
reach Us all that, excellent as quinine
may be ia many cases, it is, like chloral
or opium or alcohol, exceedingly dam
gerOus to trifie with" The question
which naturally arises in the mind OF
the physician, on reading this, is
whether quinine has ever been reported
as causing insanity. There are at least
two such cases on record, both OF them
reported in the Journal Of Nervous and
Mental Disease, July, 1881. In both,
insanity always followed upon the use
of Quinine, and from the character OF
the two reported cases, it seems certain
that in some predisposed eases, a brief,
durable insanity may follow upon n
use of quinine.-American Medical
UePk}u.
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GnnAnmnIiOn.

Consumption is often the result OF not
curing a cough or cold at the proper time.
People seldom realize their mistake until
they 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
~luenzs, 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. T. Young, c. Moenkemil-
Ter and Logan & Co.
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Forty Years Experience Of an Old
Nurse,

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the
prescription Of one of the best female ply
sicians and nurses in the United States,
and has been used for forty years with
neverfailing success by millions OF mothers
for their children. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhoea,
gripping in the bowels and wind collie. By
giving health to the child relieves the
mother. Price 25 cents q bottle.
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asked.
PRODUCE.
Nav York.

New YORK, January 29.-Cotton-Dun at
10 3 l.G@l0 Lee; futures steady. Flour
Dull; receipts $4,000 barrels; exports $500
barrels; ~superfine State and western IS 400
3 so: common to good 81 so; good to
choice 81 GOAT 90; white wheat extra IS %
al 25; extra Ohio So 90@7 90; St. Louis
S. 9O67 25; Minnesota patent process 50 90
al 30. Wheat-Cash, steady; options
opened H@Ac lower, afterwards recovered
from decline and advanced a tritie, closing
steady: receipts 9S,605 bushels; exports
1O1 1900 bushels; No. 2 spring nominal;
ungraded red 81 O1@1 10; No. 3 red 81 l2A;
steamer No. . red 81 0S; No. . red 81 l59
/ II; Mol red 81 1917; u%ngraded white
81 2OL: No. . do 81 O6R; No.. l do, sales
5000 bushels, at 81 l4A@1 Is; steamer
No. / do, at 96@96Hc;No 2 red January,
sales "a. 900 bushels at 81 1891 10, closing
81 Is: February, sales S04 600 bushels, at
81 l4A@l 1873, closing at 81 l54; seller
March, sales $4,000 bushels, at 81 l6G
/ TX, closing at 81 tx; seller April, sales
2l6,OOO bushels, at 81 lSs@l l953, closing
at 81 1917; seller May, sales 4l6,OOO bush
els, at 81 l9%@1 POS, closing at 81 2OH.
Corn-L ale lower; receipts l4l 600 bush
els: exports 5000; ungraded 6SG69Ac;
No. 3 62H66Sc; steamer 6S96SHc; No. 2
69L@69Ic; elevator 69Ac delivered; Die
No , white 70: ungraded white Csc; No. 2
seller January 60 Hc@ 6SH, closing q t6I19c;
seller February 67&@6Shc, closing at 6ISc;
seller March 67%@6Sc, closing at 613sc;
seller April 67ss@6SSc, closing at 673sci
seller Nav 66H@6Ic, closing at 661e.
Oats-L@Tc lower and sctiye receipts II,fCO
bushels: exports none; western mixed 4SS
ACC: white western 45952c. Hsy-hrm at
CSC. CoFee-Quiet and unchanged. Sugar
Dull and weak; fair to good rehning
quoted at 6A@7c. Molasses-Quiet and
unchanged. Rice-Quiet but steady:
Petroleum-Dull; United 9Sh; crude /.
@7Hc; refined 7A@75sc. Tsliow-tlrm at
S%@SHc. Rosin-Steady at 81 6ogl oiH;
Turpentlne-Frm at Sc. Eggs-Western
fresh quiet and unsettled at &c. Pork
Dull and nominal; new mess SIS SI1fg
IS 80; options neglected. Beet-Quiet but
steady. Cut Meats-Dull and weak; long
clear middles 9Hc. Lard-HIgher; prime
steam $40 97H@l1 90; February $40 sSg
10 80; March IL 06@ll 10; April iO l'g
10 81; Nav $40 26al0 81; June $40 "a; July
$40 IS. Butter-Dull and weak at 1693Sc.
Cheese-Quiet and unchanged.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, January 29-Fleur-Quiet and
~unchsngPd. wheat-Demand active and
unsettled; regular No. 2 seller January
81 O2A; seller February 81 03H; seller
March 81 or; seller April 81 0SX91 0sN;
No. 5 Chicago spring 81 o.; No. 5 SIC; No.
9 red winter 81 0S@l 04. Corn-Unsettled
and lower at 66A@67c cash; 66H@67c seller
January; 55h@55Bc seller February; 55@
$3.50 seller March; 56S@5Tc seller May.
0sts-Quiet and weaker at 36Ac cash; 36&
@S6Hc seller january; SIC seller Febru'
sry; SIH@37Hc seller March; S9Hc seller
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

New YoRK, January 2s.-Dry Goods
There is considerable doing in miscellane-
Gus sssortments of colored c~ottons, but
staple styles are less active. Androscog gin
SO inches bleaohed shifting advanced nc.
d dp Ssi fsb % : there G1 b slDS Sesn a ap good RFi bnsi.
ness, but the general market is quieter
than usual on MONDAYS.
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ToR SALE CHEAP-vACUABLE FARN
and Garden Ind

Situated two miles west OF Bridgeport, O.. on
the National Road and ~ miles from the
CITY Of wheeling. The dwelling house IL %
brick, containing u rooms and equal 10 AM
one In the county; covered with slate roof
and having collar o under the entire
buildif 4. EAiso two tenement housss, an
orchard of so apple trecs of choice varieties.
/ Will offer said land ~ q whole or 10 sub
divisions tn suit purrhsser%
nr.Snisas or adirexa ], BATkS,
FIycSh RridxeporSO
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

Paints. Water CcIors and Indian Inks,
iscroixs Enamel Colon. oils Canyons,
blenders, HAble Brushes, Enyitxh Canvas,
PaIeties, Piacque< Mullers, CrAyon holdcrt
Monochromatc Boards, etc. Also entire kt0dk
In general store, No. a twelfth stree! ~
ivAs Assignee of W. HutJAW4.
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Asslonoo'S Sale,

AT No. u TWELFTH STREET. N
n undersigned will ell AT and pEt9N
COST. ihe large stock OF Boota HhocH and ku0-
herr. In store room No. " Twelfth street
j. d. ELSUN,
IVA Assignee Of Canadian a English.
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CAPITAL fhILE. 61O.OOU.
100 pa Tickets al Five Dollar Each. Fractions
in Fifths in proportion.

1867 Prizes, amounting to.----.-----"sS',SO
Application for rates to clubs should De
made only TO the ONCE OF the Company in
New Orleans.
For further information write clearly. Civ
ing full address. Send orders by Express,
only 10 NJ. A. DAUPHIS,
New Orleans, La, or
ion nc iafe
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Trains leaving Wheeling at s.52 q. m,
All p. m. run daily. Ali other trains daily
except sunday.
Trains leaving Columbu also ?. 4. and s:Sj
4. =. run daily. Through Chicago EkPres
leaves Columbus daily except Sunday, at5
Chicago ct I'D nextmorning. Berths can be
occurred In advance stU MON Depot
Columbus.
Cam through without change from 6tSuben:
Vile east 20 Philadelphia and New York, and
west 70 Columbus, TO ClnetnnAu, Loo1vule,
Indianapolis and SC. Louis.
For through tickets ,ba0AOo oheekAS Sleeping
car accommodation, and any further informa-
ton apply 70 John q. Tonlinson, Tckse Agent
or Il City Ticket NE under Mclura Mou<e,
Wheeling JA1ES AoCk61.i
Manager, Columbus, Ohio.
r. 4. FORD, -
Gen. PaA. and Ticket AGENT Pitt1oufghs Re.
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NOR RENT-oN SOUTH FRONT STREET,
Q 7ENT.

THE DOUBLE STORE ROOM, NO lsO AND
i 1872 Crangle's Block, Market Street, for.
merry 9SeuPled oy ihe Auanuo Coming
fitted up with al the Necessary counters, "a.
bles, shelving, gasfixtures, wafer, awning, 10
Now ready for occupancy. r CRANGLE
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prettiest girl in the roo aud whisper
to her.
Always pretend to great gentility
yourself. and ridicule people who came
up from q modest beginning. IL yoo
can't say that your ancestors belonged
to some notable family, make = strong
point of being acquainted with 8 great
many distinguished people yourself, aud
constantly refer to the time when you
were In college.
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UUV EH-NH ' ITEN WTu
RAILROAD BoNps-Generally firm.
STATE SEcURIrIEs-Dull and without
feature, except Tennessee mixed, which
advanced / per cent.
SrocKs-The market during the forenoon
was feverish and on the whole weak and
declining. In the afternoon, the market
became strong and the decline of The morn
ing not only recovered, but prices ad.
vanced above the closing quotations Of
Saturday, from H@lA per cent. The
transactions amounted to 3S0,0 900 shares.
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REM |RKABLE!
KAxs sC1rY. Mo-, Sept. %, 1852.

EANs SCITY, Mo-, Sept. %, 1852.
think Il = duty l owe to humanity to say
what Your remedy has done for Lne. one year
10 / CONT acted a bad case OF BlOOl disease,
aud not knowing the result Of such trouoleS,
allow ed 10 tO run on for some time, but
finally M plied To the best physician In this
city, who treated me for six months. IN thar
time l took over 90 pills OF Protoiodide OF
Nerrury, "A grain each, and had run down IN
Ue,eht rom 2lO TO ISL pounds, and WAS con-
frtiIO my Oed with Mercurial Rheumatism,
srarr,LN able TO turn myself over. Being u
t-sve ing man, some OF the fraternity found
me- In his deplOrsble condition, and recon-.
nended me to try your specific, as they knew
S S6s ;fY Ssa S Sesn g g 9 the SS@ asS Of 4
cures by It's use. - with very 1T
lie faith, and in les than three weeks was
able to take my place on the road Tue sores
and copper1colored spots gradually dtsap'
reared. and to-day lhnve not = sore or spot on
nv per>Ou, and my weight Is 2T pounds. be-
NC more than II ever was. do not wish you
tn uuh.i>N INV rAmc. but yOu may ShOH this
litter to any who doubt the merit OF ), ;. ).
Gr know IL l. = SURF cure.
Yours truly, J. ID, b.
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Failing!

That is what a great
many people are doing.
They don't know just what
is the matter, but they have
a combination of pains and
aches. and each month they
groa worse.
The only sure remedy
vet found is Browns Iron
Buffers, and this by rapIa
and thorough assimilation
with the blood puri6es and
cnrcheS it, and rich, strong
blood flowing to every part
o. rhe system repairs the
wasted tissues, drives out
disease and gives health and
strength.
This is why Browns
IgoN BITTERS will cure
kidney and liver diseases,
consumption, rheumatism,
neuralgia, dyspepsia, mala-
ia, intermittent fevers, &c.
ao3S Paca St. Baltimore.
Nov. 2s, 1881.
Twas a great sufferer from
Dyspepsia, and for several
weeks could eat nothing and
was growing weaker every
day. l tined Browns Iron
Buffers, and am happy to say
] now have a good appetite,
ard I'm getting stronger.
Jos. MCCAwLEY.
B2OwN'S IRON BTTTER5
Is n<a drink and does not
contain whiskey. 1t is the
only preparation of Iron
that causes no injurious eff
ftcts. Get the genuine.
Don't be imposed on with
limitations.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-30
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money at 3a4 Per CenL-GOvernmenfs
IrregulRr-StOcks Weak Flour Qufef
and Unehanged-WheaI Active.

New York. January 29.-MoNEY-At SO
1 per cent. Prime mercantile paper $40
s per cent. Sterling exchange, bankers
bills steady at 1921, demand 1851.