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TWENTY-FIVE pieces genuine Guinet Silks
at 10 cents, guaranteed cheap nt 81 90.
.r.I.,... Il. NJ. MCGILLtH IL Co, H
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A GRAND Concert Will DO given ut the
Wheeling Female college, next Friday
Eyenh L. Some OF the siur musiciuns Of
Of the cay will take l,nrt. Tickets Ur ad.
mission can be procured at Mr.. c. NJ.
Houses music store on Market street,
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For ease and comfort call and get pair Of
"Wa7ker pbasr thoes 1t J. W. Aaicxs,
lli3 Main Street
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Still fifteen o. ,wen!y pieces OF slightly
damaged catpe!s left, q: twC-:ni.ds their first
cost. = --.- j ". tYERsL
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sneeiiuS HhoIe.a;. Market,

lErILLlGKs OFFICE
HnzEL;s,, Tuesday. April is.
climber q impostaa. changes will be found in
several departments OF this mornings market re.
pot Sugars hssc tecli eli end there hrs alo
been slight drop In coTtes. Trndo for the psst
wool. hE
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y. s. 3s.....".""..l0lh U. 8. new 4s....... le3ll
u Ans, coupons..-lls1Ai n'.-g
RAILWAY 1oNDs-lr,esula1.
STATE oEcukiTiES-Dull.
Pacific 6s Of '95...m.l2J I'Tex. rac. land srtH 10
Central Pacific frs.s.lliMIdo Rio G.aude Div, 7IIH
Erie scc0ld8........... SSIIU. p. bonds, ISL
Lehigh l. Milkts...-lt6hlU q. p. Land Grar,s, lG,1
Louisiana consol6..- 15i U. Il. shaking fund liij;
Missouri 6s..".."..iC6 Virginia 6s............. 10
81. Joseph. Virginia consolS, e1.
5. P. & =. e. hrsts...ll7 ira mat cOupous 40
Tennessee olI........ a Virginia deierrcd.,,n
Tennessee Gs. ncw... An Extra Interest.
6rOCKs-The Tafket was somewhat hrrcr this
forenoon and the general rUngc OF prices little
higher than the lowest p:!cts yesterday. The rc.
covery OF the market Ia The fftprnoon rum lie de-
PRESTON OF yesterday WIS general, and out OF ~
.octstraded 10 to-day q closed higher than last
nights prices, II love- ant 7 unthang,d The
important advances were N, t opol II Elevated ~
pcrccat. MaLh uiAu LIST preferred !. North wceleri
!, Burlington & Quincy &, Union Pacific 3. Ths
most important decl.nes were Oregon Navigation
~ p:rcc i, Oregon improvement l, Pittsburgh &
r.. Watne =, leicester ard Pittsburgh |, Missouri
Pacific ~ Favorable scp,,rts are current regard.
ipg the settlement Of the trunk liue ttouhle.. Pa.
cihc Mail was special feature, and roYs from 5rN
to5l on reports hat tn. directors at their special
meeting Tomorrow wonld declare qtiar,c:lyIiiy.-
denu Of "a percent, end that Il statement showing
theconpauy Is In found fnautia, condition
">!>.ll be submitted. Spe .ic engagement To-, Eu,
rope, including shipment By Herra, aggregate 81
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0SE 'IscE Hocae. and Hat Frames, all
s,zss, 10 cents; two pieces. 70 cents, at - i
Lg. + S.GMCCi,lLIs & Cog.
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Ma NEE.

FIFTY pieo.s u. uhh satin dnGh.ss, in al,
the hc" shases, II. 81, cheap at 81 50.
u. NJ. &CiiLLIS K Co.
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THE,rY FIVE pieces Plain Chaugeable Silks
al - ceats. worth $l.C0
Z. N. McGILlIS & Co,
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q SUFFER- will be given in tas First BAPTIST
Church on Thurldsy eveniug, April 18th.
Admission and supper % cents. Ali are in.
Yiled. - . =. = - T.
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! .FE6sse !Evergresps, Efuit Trees, Grape.
VINES, Small fruits, etc., Write TO us il you
Sans top!autaay this spring. A..
o.c4E Wager,
+ Mouu5hville, W, Va.
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I STILL fifteen or twenty piecss OF slightly
damaged carpets left, st ;wo.,hirds their tir:l
cost. s.f sr ]. ". FzInTf.
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FOE SALE.
GENERAL Nor,cee.
0FFiCE WHEELING 4 HARRIS.

" HuAT Railway Company OF IVES, VirinIs
;, DECLARATION i'hereby made TINT the Wh,.Iios
iie si iisbnIg tEii%ay Company aud The Finn cn,rs
Ss sisM Ia Eailf1ad Gonpsny by an agreement
tac:r railroads. frapcl.ises, properly AMI 49,
Ices MD ADOPTED :or theIr said road and comns.g
il,ls m"rscd and consolidated the name NJ TX!
Virginia." s'"PA"! W "e1'
Sec'et'ry nj Ths Wheeling d. ptr,Ishr,, H v,tI.
Company OF y cs. Virsll,I4. ia"sAI
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+. RELILBLE SxEDs, iias never fuil 10 grow.
Gte gold by rcyd. No old clock offered,
EYGrJ thing Now and Fresh Cropat Hoydg.1.-:
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PTrTsBuBdH, PA. April l5.-The afternoon session
was irrsu AND flrly active; orcned at 9ss1c I'D.
vantei to 9i3sc and clcS:d a. 9;hc.
NEW poB3. April l5.-Pct,oleur1 Gtm; United
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is Is already conceded that We uaLa the
prices on dry Ioods, notions and millinery. iur
Wheeling. 7. n. McGuLN & Go. I
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eEvxs7r.fiyE pieces eo!pred silks, all
shades, al So cent?. sa's:5l ID Il. ~ -. 5. :.
&, 49, - ..,fE,sstE SA, Nc2,LLIN & ia.
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Fifty pieces e1 Ira fine all silk Rhademes at
81 25. L. N. MCCILLIS & Co.
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WHITE Kid Opera Gloves at 25c ut J. W.
EaryaiIu ...... .r.
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IlEApouARrkRs for ill sintsjof Gardening
TOOLS AID eeeds. s., L Boyd's, Market
square, - 70 H.-I- " PSI. - -.. -
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MILLINERY GooDa ressiled q. lcAs thsn
Wholesale prices, at l55l d! ="
+. N. Mc3rLLIs & Cos
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TIE DAILY siAi,ikE.S,
The EinHMCinl Wnrl.i.

new TORE. April l5.-honey piarke.casy at IA
2percent. Prime mercantile paper ia5ta pefcenI.
sterling Exchange bankevshilS steady Ut u SIX;
demand 81 S914.
GovERSsEsrs-lrtcsu!ar coIIoa IS lower 8 per.
cents higher.
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Fen mems fine haad.made. SEAMLESS shoe
90 TO ~ nv. .l-sr4. J. W. AMIcK -,S
P'"HT, .rH ili3 Main Street. !
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Brcnustu,is nmd pro7.r!ou..

NEW York, April l5.-Flour dull; recruits 10. OoI
baIreia: exports dOOO barrcls Wheat spo: grade, la
2c higher aud t:m; opllnrs cpsnei strong At Base
tSa1Sc, clos!nga shade under outside figures 10.
ccipts 40 eco bushels: exports lOl O0U bushels; No.
chicago 9s4ag651c: do &. |. t. 9iagiLc hard duluth
sp5ns q - ~ e. sssp. , 95: no req April o
a. q 0lN juno, sales 2,35lO20 buahols III 81 or,
OH, closing at July. sales ~ 100 busEra
stSI 81 oA. ::cosiag a. q pi1;;; August. ,clcs
SsaTns s a s. n S9;!ng y s
Corn, spot lots alifc higher and fairly active:
opened Aassr higher, afterwards declined Lsa;c,
later advanced slal1tc, closing strong; re0cip,s
tsssss ~ j sss% Sg Sise uasi ss
5sHc; old ~. ?, !sa6p14o: No 2Aprl t61Sss7lllsc'
June 57A,ssNc, IL. sing a. 5:5sc; l aiy
mixed sjAa3Se; white ,tNes:crn 4 'RiG'. iIav in
y9nd demSld: Coiee; spot isir: Nip dull; optionO
tsi.:yncl!vS opening isa5o reia!s lawc; osiEs IS
dhcllnc, owing to hrmer mnrset IN lilvrc and
closed barely steady; s,Los 80 hagG Rio No. S mil
a. s,35c; saea ?.tol k!sS May ~ 39.G.35c sails,
at a$5's soc sales 1850 bays August at s';otsSS
S1les $500 bags September At i0as.50 !: tales 90
bags co:ober 1t f5AS Csc: SHES 1000 bags Novein
het nt sSGc. Sussr mole active demand; ceniri.
unchanged. Rice, In iair demand aud mai. G; tra,
1allow lrm. Egsgs, western fresh lower closing
steady at 15Al5hc Pork dull R.d 10 ser: old ;npsn
SIG u.s. Cut meats nominal: short cl SIC LAID
steady: western steim spit S.C0c; May SiisS 5,e.
June S52.S.fSc JULY s 63aSTl August 6taS S7c.
September $ SG. Butter dull. Chccse dull and
weak. iT 35
B iCH,cA.o, ATr!l l5.-F!our In improved demand
and nomina!ly uaclin22l. Hhest ucuAud M.
tiye opened higher but under the influence III freq
olfGlinc declined 9sE1c thou followed a k.eaUy
buying. numerous Dnt,ide pTleIs being received
ami prices advanced 'NslI6s: ruled tfssie 6:s!st
and closed lhalc over yesterday: tho visible SUI,
ply showed decrease OF LOSS 600 bushels. foreign
advlces quoted steady feeling: Saes ranged; Anil.
!9ss;e, eo:ed at S9As; aay closed al &c;
YpnGS 799E.sic, closed at sG1ssic Corn Dc
declinea q. IalIiad, laisS: alla :uly lSitins
closed 20 higher ior Mty: s4c higher Tor JuIc: c
higher ier NY Than yc.tStday; ca:h 15;ssiSff.G
closed a, t.e; usstoHaSls::. closed al 7StSlhc;
Juls osG IN II. d,Eard and 81 =: cash 2s1s,slisc;
srrMc, closed at sa14c; July close5 4.
9.sL$c; year 2iAc. Rye quiet At 61.ss55nc::
Barley quiet At 67haIGc. FihxFted quiet at Sfdi. |
Pork '!nIood demand sud very Irregular: opb ed |
ruled steady: cas-. SO sialS's7h Hay 40 67ifa
% wy closed o. s6 isyal6 o. JHne SO G9A,7 e75.
lo,ed at STA s!tIal6 a5: July al6 s5alf CO. GlGs@d
II sl7 o24a7 o.; year 81 90; LAID, ~ AZ de-
uand and lower; cash asaS 3ec: Nay 8.17HS'S.E0c,
:losed ats27hasso,; June S..eaS.42>ic, closed al
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II NJ. NeaiL,4s g. Co, keep tho lnrss,t
stock Of silks In Wht.iiuE. - 8 .-''- :,
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OH CITY. Pa. april l5.-unl.ed ripe ipe
Certificates opened nj 0tc; highest 9iXc; Lowest
9sssc; closed at 9Me bid. s.lrs 7COO.vG0 barrels;
elearsntes yesterday I6.31l019 barrels: runs 1sSTj
baFicIs: shipments s71l barrels: charters Ss,s 9
barrels on City OIL Exchange stock 81 so bll s. 20
asked, Tho Ltrick yesterday said '.Tho total
transfer OF oil by tho United Pipe Lines 10 the Ma.
tonGl , hhst company 10 date Is 50, ~ bar.
An assessment for general average ru that limited
qnant!ty would make the lold.r, OF that balance
Ecri uGhappy." -
TiTrEyILLl, Pa" April ,5.-ope1ed at 0511c; hish,
w Wa loweat 9331Sc: clnsed 1t 9i4G Shipments
la rails ~
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John kOrrTcr. Agent, Nos. 2OI0 aud aO2l
+ hsin street.
), | have received large invoice OF Carne,s
Oh Cloths, Mating. Rugs, Window Blilidr'
No., ais, al additional Invoice OF Wall ri.
pers, 81! OF which will be sold, Wholesale and
retail, OF manufacturers Wholesale prices for
cash. The public in general and the ladies in
particular are cordially inyiled 10 cali and
examine these goods, fresh and new from
the factory, not 2 rtrGp Of old to be found
In the house, sJohn Rocr,er's CID stand.
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Thermometers Rtcort

n NHCFfHVtIIVIEF NtsGOTU. @7--91- -
The following shows the range OF the tbe..
mome.es. as observed ut schnepf' drug store
OlarG House yesterday: - iIsr'
ssgg.sI M 1852. 1854. fs<.,ls, :
j. v. 12x.3 .x.7r.a. IA. H. X.3r,x.7rx
q .lss4 S. 6 G. r. IS Is :.
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CINCINNATI, O, Anil i5.-LIyc hogs outlet;
SH . 6OAG 90; receipts iSy0 hcud; shipments - 300
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EAST LhKErY, Pa. Anil I5.-C4ttle market
tlow At unchanged p;i 'cs rcceipE III head ship.
ments ,Olb head H0gs-Markei firm; receipts SiS
heal; hhipnen.a 1870 head; Ph.ladelphiAs 90 5Oa
changed prices; receipts go head; shipments S4OO
u,a nj -' '''NN
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DAksRyrr lot Of Dry Goods and Notions
for sale 1t hall prioa by J. W. Ferscl, corner
Main and Twenty .tirsi streets. = :,
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CHEAPEST Hoes, Hctas, Spades, Shoyels
Ma.tccks, at 3. F.. Boyds, her&at sousrs.
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LARGEST line Of Spring Goods in tho
city, comprising 500 dlilrren, pattcrps
OF huitinss, 400 different Patterns of
pantaloonlngs, and so different Patterns
NJ Spring 0Yercoatiuss. Aa,lc np In
best style, ut C. HESS & SONS,
.sg.l, No. 1891 & 1898 Market Street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-16
GREAT BLOUD SaiEDIClNEg

The hall has no. been told as TO ,l,o rrc,i c',s.
tive powers Of tho Cuti,rila Rencdlcs. hnvc
pail hundreds OF collars for medicines 10 cnre dis
eases OF tho blood and skin snI never found any.
thing yet 10 equal the Cut.crrx Remedies. - :.
,ls.t CuAS. A. WILLIAMS,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-16
wheeling Live stock Market.

cU1'HE IVC MUCK uINFKEt.
CdM-Wc!ghing LOU lbs, arc quoted at Sic;
weighing from sou 10 300 lbs, best quality,
mich oows s3Sa5S; bulls, aaS]c; calves ss 10 si.c
and quality, sIal0 per head.
2tet-hISAj p9r ID.
R1ck-95 az and m 81 for hngt gVo6os .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-16
HREhlEAT UN EARTH.

!. ,Cn.!CuM Remedies kfc lhc greatest ncL icncs m
earth. Had the woist care ALT Rh0um In tbis
country: My mother had It twenty years. and in
fhct died from IL: believe CutIcura w.rili have
covered f0s three years, which nothing relicvfS nv
cured until used the Cui!lura Rcsolycnt inter.
nails and Cnlicura AID Cu!lCura' Soap externally.
= y. = ----L - - j. ny. AUAMA Aara.L a
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Live stock.

CHICAGO, Aytll l5.--The Drottrs' Jotvttat tcrorts
Catto-Ea uipp o. 20 aest; shipments 1850 head
market slow and weak: exports t6 2OA6 Gu; cool TO
choice shipp'ua s. 5000 Is; common 10 medium
- NaS ~. HVEh--Receiph u, 60 head; khIprucnH
1900 head: market dull and liG lower: rough pat l..
ing 81 tOl5 "; packing AID shipping sc OOaG 80;
light IS S0lG 10: skis u O1i5 co. Sheep-EtCeipts
100 head: shipments 800 Eend: market steady,
toSrSe and thin sheep dull Interior to fair 81 Qua
70 petGW,.; medium 10 good s. 0oa5 IS; good to
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-16

: Wui7r Kid Opera Gloves at IS; al. W.
Eorrepa .Ha TI. ..4.rt-'H ~ s.-- .rH.EH. ..sr
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FIvry pieces iiae Silk surshs, In oil shades,
at 81 o. t,.E Z. N, MCGILLls 4 Co. h
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per box 'I'.0I ,s'0''"''
BananGs Are IT, hlr dem,nl; Jamaicas. s? 50.
SO per bunch; White Asplnwalis brIug from 81 50
TO 81 70 per bunch ~ w. "
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-11-06
HIS Opposite.


Humiliation has come 10 the family of
Prof. Causing, the celebrated physiolo.
gist. Several days ago, John Gansiog, o
young man of promise, married Chinese
w6DGati. When the Professor heard of
the diBgEaeefuf affair, he swore that
never again should the worthless fellow
find shelter under the paternal roof.
Eevetat days afterwards The son came
home, bringing his wife with him. ga
observed, they entered the parioH. When
the old gentleman entered, not suspect
ing his sons return, he was shocked by
al avalanche of indignation.
How dare you bring this woman to
my houseP he exclaimed.
The young man was astonished.
"Father. do not understand you" said
he. 81 ought that you would welcome
my wife. She doesn't speak very good
English at present. but under your teach
ing she can overcome the difficulties of
our uneven tongue"
Welcome your wife," s!ormed the
Professor, welcome such thing as she
is"
Don't be violent in manner. Ying
Woo is gentle creature and your gestures
might frighten her."
llO" OV chItn Cau yOu lOVe SuCU u
creature 2" said the humiliated father.
80, don't love her."
''rhen why In the thunder, sir, did you
marry ber?"
"Old gentleman, there is no use 10 cut.
ting up. Respect for your teachings
caused me to marry her. In your
lectures you say that MAN should marry
his opposite. Some time ago began
reading accounts of Chinese customs, and
found that they were our opposites in
everything. I have followed your adj.
vice"
The Professor groaned.
Besides that" continued the young
man, "the parents Of the girl died recently,
leaving her the controlling stock in the
largest laundry of the country"
The Professors face frightened.
"Sbe has considerable money on hand.
| have none. In this respect, too, we are
opposites."
The Professor laughed.
"She has generously consented to pay
of the mortgage on our place"
The Professor threw his arms around
the young wife and kissed her muskmelon
countenance. Releasing her, he turned
to his son and said:
81 am pleased at your choice. The
Chinese are not nearly 80 yellow as they
have been painted. I should have mar
ried this sort Of girl-not too opposite
bu: just opposite enough for ell practical
purposes. Your mother, my son, Is my
opposite. I married her because she was
my opposite, and blast it, she has been
opposite me ever since. She 10 always
opposed to me. You have done well.
The Chinese who come to this country
| hear, are not long lived This fail
creature may die soon. When she does
marry another opposite" - Arkdnsa,r
1rdueker.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-11-06
A Smokeless Locomotive.

A short time ago it was stated that q
new locomotive. invented by Mr.. Ctes.
q. Coventry, vas oa sE!a! cn shs Chicago
and Northwestern Railway, whish, ,;it,gas
claimed, was destined to soivothe problem
Of preventing the emission Of sdense
smoke and cindere from locomotive stacks.
The locomotive was tried in freight ser.
vice of the Chicago and Northwestern
for three weeks, and has given the great
est satisfaction y During the last two
weeks 1t has been on trial on the
suburban trains of the Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific. The poorest quality
Of bitqmincas coal was used, and yet, ct
no time, although Sat one point 1t ran
fifty miles an hour, did any black smoke
come out of the stack. Not a particle of
cinders and DUST was thrown out. The
smake that was [emitted was thin and
:shite.looking = much ike escaping
steam There was no; bad neder from
escaping gas, as isf the case on ordinary
engines. Mr.. Coventry explained that
hs sas5as Oh ordinary engines arc usually
thrown out of the stack, which is the
Gauge Of the density Of, the smoke, On
his engine tho gasses are ALI burned, and
this was what caused the saving of fuel.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-11-06
a FEW WORDS From B
CAPT. R. W. BONNIE
A WELLsKNoWN ]
CITIZEN OF MACON. MI'.AllC II

In August, 1851, nearly three wear. a., =,
who wEs at that time living at Ciinton v, rlE
over to see mo with the usd intelIis.s.o. ~; u !
Tfe was In the last stages Of cou,srsr.;, !
that her physician had Pronounced bs, -, \
less. 1 went Immediately over. ana ~ i
nothing could be done. She was eou,t;,, !
splitting incessantly, and at timea Vuna at
from her lungs large quantity OF an, 4,
could not sleep oryfetafn ANYTHING on =, ~
nch, and was, In fact, In the last stspcs N n, I
ease: This was about tho time yoT he-rs |. =
ve5tiso Brewers Lung Restorer, and I, ~
expressed desire to give e to hi, vih Is :
three bottles were procured and Win r,.ss
Vestige OF hope we commenced giving n |, III
email doses, gradually increasing he av,rtsfss
I'll the prescribed doso was reached Gekr.s
Improve after few doses and CONTINUED Sil
deiiy, Entll she was finally restored 70 Ill
healih, and ie To- day perhaps In better h..Nt =
ever before. She 10 subject to colds, {. N
swallows OF Brewers Lung Restorer (viki n
never without) relieves her immediaiely. n
for which she 10 indebted to Brewers Issi
storer. My son fs almos. q monomrnI:,: N
subject OF Brewers Lung Ressorer ssd rsrsE
M opportunity pass where he thinks tush, n
cine would BIO required, that he does not RI
1t In most glowing terms. Not long airee "
ern gentleman on hls We; 70 E,cFiSs A.. e: e
cure and was induced by my son to fiys tI
invaltd wife, Ind ehe was cured ~ II b7 rtt..i
Brewers Lung Restorer contains no epta
Macon, Atlanta and MhalI,a q
Brewers Lung Restorer for sale b n
hite q Wilhite, Anderson, s. @.
March 20, 1884, s5-eov. SFaff5
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= An Ohio farmer says that COW can
be cured Of kicking by catching hold Of
her leg while in the act. Just so; and
bee can be cu:ed Of stinging by catching
hold Of its stinger while In the act. Try
'em both some time. LIS fun.
= There are in the Southern States,
in operation or 10 course of erection, one
hundred and ninety one cotton factories.
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l. BARGAIN y ], ,C,OllU[MylT1En: 4
Oct 2, 1884

:Tr HAVE q lci OF Women's shoes. mot
Bay State, that viii lell at Eoc., $50.
saliSslJW H5f slasf! ff0f nash,gvhieh ! Is iess
than cost. Also. a line OF Hats at cost and
les, 70 .flosa 3o,,t stoclc of Hats. ]. hayu
profit Giys me d cail and see my bargains
hg easb. Al: D, TOWERS,
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1 = Sore men are just blind enough
not to SEQ their duties, but they can see
al oil @ their rights very clearly Il 5,6,,. 6,s2,
- Mr.. j. r. Plyler Of Lancaster
County has al. apple tree shat has, pro.
dnced three crops Of fruit this year. ',ei, Z,
Z - One day last week while 'Asrs. r. s.
Farman of BasnSsll County ~aS kind.
ling o IRE, @ Kerosene can on the iiegrth
exploded, throwing the burning oil oyer
her and one OF. her children. about
eighteen mpnths Iold. Both died from
their burrs; the achiid living about IAN
hoar and the mother ensviying until the
next day: Js".,r sss@al tssSF ,..}i qii.f
Mohave County miner., 1884-06-22
POrphyry.

Porphyry is an essential cOnstit
 uent, either as wall rock or forming s
 dyke in connection with almost, fl
 not all, large bulllon-producing
 mines.
 The great Cemstock. of Nevada,
 which has contributed more silver to commerce than any group of mines in the world, is mostly of 8 met amorphic and porphyritlc nature. The great bonanza, from which $21,- 100000 was mined in the year 1876, was encased Tn 8 wall of green stone porphyry, called propylite, and it has there been observed that when this porphyry runs out or ceases to exist, the mineral becomes low grade, and scarcely worth taking out, The Val encion mine in Guansjuato, New Mexico, which has produced more than one-fourth of the entire bullion output of that country, is in caloritic or green porphyry. There, four great parallel velns traverse the dis tricts of Pachuca, Real del Monte and Moro, and are all in porphyry. In the mines of Chili, Peru and other South American countries, the mines are mostly of horn silver, and are in shsles intersecting porphyritic dykes.
 At Nagybanya, in the mines of Pennsylvania, where large amounts of native gold and red silver are produced, the rock is all porphyry. The best mines in Schemnitz and Kremnitz, in the Konlgsberg Noun tains, are in Iorphyry and diorlte. In the Urals, at Nisschne Tagilsk, as we'll as the Altsi, at Kolyvan and Zmeof Southern Siberist the richest mines are in syenite and porphyry, and such is the case in many other we'll known mining localities.
 Silver ores occur in the rocks of l vsrlous ages and In 8 great variety l of forms, but as 8 general thing where it is not associated with the and kin fred rock it IS to a greater extent with lead, arsenic and other bases until 1t is not worth the extracting.-Chicsgo Mining Review.