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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-16
A YeIIOWish Coht

Upon the tongue, particularly near It's base,
is of itself sufficient to denote biliousness,
an ailmont to the development of which the
hot weather-it may be remarked in passing
L. extremely favorable, and which autumn
often brings in its train as a lingering log
aey, II not remedied-which il speedily
may be with Hojtetter's Stomach Bitters-
then follow ag, ravated disorders of the
stomach and bowels, dull pains beneath the
lower right ribs, nausea and headache. A
prompt use Of this invaluable specific is al
ppon the liver il exerts an influence directly
hene acial. The bilo, the obstruction 70 rs
now being relieved by the relaxation Of the
bowels, returns to its natural chanpel, and
into and contaminated the blood is expelled,
Ihe stomach alse resumes its digestive func-
ton. Rheumatism, fever and ague and kid
ney troubles also sucoumb 70 the Biiters.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-16
INJUNCTION DISSOLVED.
Chicago MiIkmen Cannot Sell MIX
From DistiIIery Cows.

CHICAGO, Ill, October 10. -Judge
Tuley this morning dissolved the in
junction which the milkmen had &C.
cured against Health Commissions r
de Wolf, who had prohibited the sale
Of any milk taken from COWS at any of
the distilleries where quarantine ex-
ists. The Judge commented severely
on the attempt of the milk dealers to
traffic in such unwholesome and dan.
gerous food, and slid that DR.. dc
VOLTS order should be enforced.
Some twenty-five milk dealers a;e al
fsCted.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-16
MEXICAN NATIONAL RAILWAY.
The New Mortgage Loan-The Drain.
age Of the Valley of Mexico.

Cry OF MExIco, October 15.-It is
believed here that the new mortgage
loan TO be placed by the National
Railway Company 10 complete it1
main line will be largely subscribed
by the American bondholders, despite
the predictions made here that the
English bondholders will take the
new loan and 20 control the road.
Under the arrangements proposed the
Pacific division will remain in charge
Of the construction company, aud will
have no connection whatever with
the financial arrangements affecting
the main line. Two American End
one English company are contesting
the contract to be awarded for the
drainage Of the Valley Of Mexico. The
contract involves the expenditure of
$6000,000.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-16

ST. PAUL, MINI, October l5.-About
a dozen switchmen Of the Manitoba
yards in this city Joined the strikers
today. Everything is quiet and Or
derly. Nothing is doing at the Min
nefota transfer, because there are no
cars to move. Only two trains OF
freight are billed to arrive this alter
noon, and come trouble ia then feare d.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-16

WASHINGTON, October 15.- The
President, accompanied by Col La
mont, Mr.. Miller, Commissioner of In.
ternal Revenue, and several members
OF the Woodmont Fishing Club, left
here last night for the clubhouse al
Woodmont, Nd, on the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad. 1t is not known
when the party will return.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-16
They Are Not sorry.

There Is one thing nobody ever re.
grets-thst is, the day they first adopt
ed Parker's Tonic as their regular fam
lily medicine. Its range is 30 wide
and it's good effects 80 sure, that moth
ing else, except good nursing, ar
needed in a great majority OF cases
Buy it, try it, and afterward ii will moi
require any praise from us.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-16

LiOu
Mem
Peopl
Phe1
Plant
Wand
ArliDI
Factol
M. &
M. & :
NJ. & {
M. & ]
Miss. 4
Miss. &
Tenn.
Tenn.
Shelby
Tax. b
Tax. d
Mem. 6
Mem. v
Hanauc
Am. Co
Pioneer
Mem. 81
Mem. g
New
call act!
4 asked.
per can
but dull
bills and
Bonds
in good {
bonds VI
Stocks
quiet, an
special il
when the .
inence an
was large |
market, V
poets of V
the mark
ing TO a c.
eral list W
the day.
generally
bad very |
advances l
ialties,
conepicuoI
being Z
small fra
toward 4
afternoon
prominent
vancsd ma
Valley and
10 attrit ute
in conseq que
new blum
Plates cont
though the
satd. The
though &c,
irregularity
when the 6 .
specislties
Toward no
yielded aud
NAMED uut
Csntral dro
lower at l o
the appointn .
but the gre
coal stocks re
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-16
LIehlr Co.'S Cocn Reef Tonic.

my patients derive marked and
decided benefit from it," ssys Prof.
j. M. Cunochau, M d, Professor Sur
gerry, New York Medical College
For bad taste in the mouth, bad
breath, heart u,n, pain in stomach
and bowels, flatulency, constipation
symptoms Of dyspepsia and broS en-
down dgsstion) it is invaluable. Also
in billiousness, malaria. debility, liver
complaints, sick headache.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-16
Men Enough 90 Move n. Traius

MILWAUKEE, Wis, October l5.-Su-
perintendent Clark, of the Chicago,
Milwaukee and st. Paul railway, saws
his road has secured enough new men
to move its trains at Minneapolis, de-
spite the strikers. Up to 8 o'clock
this morning the other roads involved
had not secured help sufficient to
move trains.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-16
Loss OF lie by a Hotel Fire

ELIzABErH, N. j., October 15.-The
Windsor Hotel at Roselle was totally
destroyed by fire this morning. 10.
hanna Sullivan, a louudress, was
burned to death. The hotel was val.
ued at $4,000 and was owned by Col.
James Moore and the Il. G. Browne
estate, of Elizabeth, aud Sanford Ross,
Of Newark, The insurance is SIS, 900.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-16
No Truth in The Rnmnr

Cry OF Mexico, O,tober l5.-Ru-
mrrs orig mating in the Uaited States
Of the assassination Of Gsn. Gonzales,
ex-President OF the Republic and now
Governor Of the S ate OF Guanaiuato,
have reached here, but inquiry shows
thai there is no truth in them. Gov.
Gonzales, at latest accounts, was in
good health and attending to the
duties Of his office.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-16

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, October 49,
The switChmens' strike in this city
shows but little change today. The
strikers in the Manitoba yards this
morning pull ed the pins from the
freight cars and threw them away TO
prevent TIE cars from being moved.
There Is no indication as yet Of set.
Element Of the strike. When 10 o'clock
came the men on all the lines center
ing In the city refused to go to work.
The number who thus refused is about
Affairs are asanmiDg more
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-16
RnAinens FniInrea

NEw York, October l5.-The bust.
ness failures occurring throughout
the country during the last seven
days, as reported TO II. G. Dun & Co.,
number for the United States 100, and
for Canada 10, or total of 179, az
compared with a total Of 100 lest
week,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-16
rronhls Feared lad So. Paul

serious aspect, though as yet no
trouble has arisen.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-06-22

Saratoga Suns edgwick voted
bonds to three railroad companies last
week BY overwhelming maiorities. II
they are all built it will certainly
make Wichita the railroad center aud
metropolis of Kansas.
They Will all be built aud in opera
ton within the next twelve or eight
cen months.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-06-22
Republican: II SD,

Emporia Republican: 1t speaks
well for Emporia AS prohibition
town that the trial of the case of
Gutekunst and Ffieferie, in the dis
trict court yesterday, there was not a
man who was able to tell whether
some liquid found in barrel in the
cellar belonging to the defendants, was
whiskey or not. 1t was thought it
would be necessary to send 10 Wichita
for an expert, but q gentleman from
Topeka dropped in aud readily settled
the question. Had sn ElDorado man
been present no such trouble in secur-
ing reliable judgment would have oc-
Cured.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-06-22
MANUFACTURING.

The Arkansas river flows along the
border of this city, affording already
some power which has been ievel-
oped with success. and il is claimed
that the water power from this source
could be materially augmented, and
made subservient to many manufac-
turing interests. But further than
this. as worthy of special considera-
ton. is the fact that coal can be sup
piled in this market from different
sources at n minimum cost, and il is
more than probable that the class o;
manufacturing to which Wichita is
specially adapted, would find a more
profitable servant in caloric than liz
water power.
There is already about $4,000 in
vested in manufacturing enterprises
in this city, giving employment to
some 525 people, exclusive of the can
ming factory, which runs only during
the fruit season. This, to be sure.
forms a very respectable nucleus
around which others, which are APP
parantly needed, may cluster, and
with them share in the benefit and
the profits of the present aud pros
pective Wichita.
The country surrounding for a ra-
dins Of fifty miles, and many more in
deed, is an exceedingly rich and fertile
region; a liberal percentage Of its area
is under cultivation. and staple pro-
duct is corn. These lands in the wears
gone by were very cheap and in conse-
quence attracted large proportion of
its best population from the energetic
and progressive young men Of the
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-06-22
ipciun.,i Commercial Gazette.

Our Visit to Wichita-What We Saw
What We Heard-What We
Think About It.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14

poesy after six months of welded bliss.
Poesy does perch upon the rosewood bed
post of fbe elect when the man OF the
house wears o back number hustle and
keeps the purse strings SO tight that you
ecu dut dive fax seed, creased, through
the mouth with five pound mallet No;
poesy does not dwell thsre, unless it be a
sort Of aouved article grown musty, stale
and dussy through bitter infections Of
kicking cues self for getting into such an
uaposlcaI state 81 affairs. Id rather De a
born poet than dead post. One has
more chance for growing up with the re-
cuirements Of the task. 1t may be fine for
a dead pest to have his best works frescoed
and interlarded with the green of the ivy,
the russet Of the maple and crimson Of the
OAK but it's more pleasant and highly
satisfactory to zee ones work embraced
among lot of medical puf5 and the Can
Ger, Virgo, Capricornus, Aquarius, Pisces,
etc, OF farmer almanac.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14
GROCERIES
Wheeling.

Wheeling. -,
Trade appears more healthy and coLlec'
tious are much better, since the holidays
in the ioboing trade. Sugars and coffee
nre 10th very firm easf. and coffee looks
as if it will be higher in the near tHlure'
There are no changes TO note IN the gen
eral market. .,-,,.
SrGtRs-Have stiiisued up considerably
during the lastfe days. Cut LOAF I ic; Cuoe'
7gc. Fruit powdered liz. Ordinary pow
lard FAC: Granulnted Standard ltci
Grssulated ordinary Tc; Standard IoL'
factioaer'sA Csc; groeer's 4 6sc; PesEi 4
GIc. White extra c &c; Ohio valley 5sci
Ne York c 5l2; golden c 6ici NEW
Fruit sugsr 4Ic. 49,.
CnyyEEg-Greer coEee-Fancy Goi'es
Rio l2c; Fancy Green t2c; Pea6eITj
! I2ic; Choice he; Prime zoe Good we.
/ Fa;r GO; Rosatinc grades 73@"c; ~.
Government Java zoe Toasted cGEes u
,acksges-Arbuckle'B ! 10 i3c; Sar'o.'
IN ISc; Dilworth II. lSc; Driver;
arnnsw;ck l and 2 %. Ice; LeveTlng r. L
. h, l3e; LeyeriuC Java lbs 90,
por.oIa | II, Sc. In orders Of 500 10. 81 OF
shipment, 3c per pound of. Bolk Rosst-l
old Government Java 2+c; Pes6erT!
1sIo: Choice Rio l2i2; ?rme I2ci "oo'
lie; Fair l0lc; Or3:aa7: lot;
R1cr, - Carolina head, &c. Carchi
choice 6ic; Carolina prime SIC; l'ouis'sn'
SAC; Java pearl SIC: Broken Sfc' 1900.
SYsUPs-Choice Sugar Syrup S2ia!''-
Io.J;nor, Sp,,a, Sgrup 23626c; Hort
Drips 28aSOci California White DIP
SS6S5c; Bixby Maple Syrup (OaITr!eLis
SOC: Bixby Maple q barrelsl 55ci BlH3
Maple 90 gallon kegs Coo; B!x0y Map
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14
Wr1ppryNG DAILY REGISTER THURSDAY JANUARY A. 1886

Is gallon kegs 62c; Bixby Maple Quart
Uans) SOC. Sugar, House (dsrk) ZJ(r2%c
i3c aiditionaliD half barralg}; New Coy
New Orleans Molass5s, Fancy 5O@52c.
Choice 46@48c Prime 43@45c; Fair 4O@
a2c; Choice Bakgra 3C&s$5c. New crop
molasses Of all grades uowin sac very fine.
Mixed goods New Orleans 32@$6
PGJ"iSI0Ns-LargsS 5. @ Hams 9l@93C,
s.aiirn s. .. Hams 93@lOc; SuaN S. C.
Esml lC} @lJ!oi California HANG nc; S.
c breakiast bacon 9@9ic; sc. Shoulders
63@Tc; Bonelees Hams l2c; City
Sides 5l@74oi Bacon Should.
era 53c; Ham Beef 9a@l0C: Ordinary
Beef 5000; Country Sides 63c; Mess
Pork, No. Sl2; No. 2, 5lb average pieces,
very fine family SLIGO; No. 8, ordinary,
$95O@IO5O,
LARD--Tierce 63c; heli barrels SIC; tabs
65c; buckets &c; tin pals 3 ID 7le; tin pals
5 lb TIC; tin pals 10 ID TIC; tin pals 20 !.
64c; tin pals so ID 6;c.
CANNED GoODs.--Standard 3fb table peach
81 IS; pie peaches 3ib 81 90; pie peaches
6ib 81 10; No. tomatoes 95c@$l co.;
tomstoes 3fb Boston market II 20;
canned corn, Thompson's IN new 1885 corn
SOC; Sears corn GOO; do Winslow's IN
Il 20; do 2nd grade IN 75c; strawberries
q: 81 TO- blackberrles 2ib 81 90; raspberria'
10 81 90 Demson's 2lb csc; lima beEDs
BIB soc; cove oysters lib light 55c; do
III full weight 81 05@l 10 string beaps
2tb 85@9Uci succotash 2ib 9Oc(0l 25i
early June peas 81 10; French peas Ice
each; pineapple 81 so; MRrrowtat peas 2n
81 75@2 10: eOos' berries 2b 90c@
81 0C; 2lo Kinney salmon 81 60; 2lb
Pillar Rock 81 so; 3lb sweet potatoes
81 Is.
FRUITs--New Valencia Raisins 9i@l0c;
new Layer Ordors, llt@l2c; new evapor,
ated peaches, l53@l6c; new evaporated
peaches, l3@l4!c; new halves, dry peach
jl@6c.
Ou.-Lnrd, extra western strained Soc;
carbon, no. SIC; carbon, $50, &c; white
mjners' beat winter ASc; wbite miusrs' Nc
2, 45c
FlsH-No ! mackerel, 200 10. $l2 0O
100 ID. S. 90 80 ID. s. II, so ID. s. Is
80 10. s. -, 40 ID. 8 IS, 20 h. 81 50, Is
10 81 20 10 ID. 81 10; No. 2 msckerel
200 ID. s. 90, 100 Ii. 81 -, 20 10. 81 90
. 50 ID. 81 IS, so Ii. 81 80, lob - 30, %
ID. 81 %, Is Ii. 81 IS, 10 ID 81 O5; No
; mackerel. 200 ID Sc 80, 100 ID. 50 So
sOlb. 81 X. 50 10 81 Is, 90 10 s. 10, 10
1 10. 81 10, 20 10 81 90, Is ID SOC, 10 ID
6oc; Penny mackerel, 81 80 per bbl
round he-rrnc, 200 10. 81 30, I00lb. 81 20;
codGah. 10 10 box s. 30; bIoaters, 100 in
box - 80
CoSUrrIog o. MARgETa.---5a firm
coHea Nominal; rice weak; !ard, wask; p7o
visions, weak; canned goods are steady
sweets styoug; tomstC"s IRE gradually
catching the expected high prices.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14

different Kinds Of roesy-rocsy 10y
Cable

Cable
FIrl.B...n a.'.
Asor American citizen, one who de
;..fts 10 sing the praises Ct the freedom Oh
h.. rrsss. | register ny nam" 81 o .''s'
r.bs 5sau,iful IN 5r', in uatars or where
-v.- -ha GOV AID reluctant cre.tpTe 10 |oa'
70 ensconce herself. | love Poesy. foesy
.r1'iwc or Otherwise wo-'lt o.L"r%l,'
s.. ro7e men bat critics love Pa5'f. Inc
cod man breaches P.esy Ia' e.i'.c e can "a
p, \ good poosr from the cou"e'.,'; A' Voc,
-s r...ntt ;uus h,5 harp 20 s.9I!7 i.Hy.
; ~ ed or bsd Hence, The cE'i.y
, .,s -o5 cling TO the ila. w'ngel f'-A'sS
fliyire anleras wi,h alAcu'y, because ne
- ,',,,;,,,s NJ those ~ho can tuEn grace't u,
.t IN rippliD- staHzas or Fo"
- ,rsS:rinnI prai9as ii IN" aron' 'Uc
.iyer91d in r7,huIc measures. ieA .l ...l,
"a rtsstins linencss bv sea voyage ns..o. =
-, ny cable "a Baron ienHE--os ~ d"
-, miss some'hinFi what / 90 30,
80. Lnor but something - lacE'hE ..
- -" Trim and git thar Eli G5out GNo''
n 80. VIXEN the genuine ar2c-e SHOWS
- .&;.Lor+ the agency OF q lot OF sal' "a.s'
10, and oyerworked operators. iP'Ss-.a...-
the rosm will be enhanced IN I ',"-l
rlsE,r;ci.v is q Great thing, bat " "'s' L c-
80 rst rose rs a successful motor power ,o'
60 r,s,,sriT., paesy in highly hilarious sac
soto mention. If possy couId % Cu ..L,
sjls..:ried, packed ~ 'sI. s"G %H,,' 5,''.
r cav, II :.isbt r,ach Iais side ct The ,P
m p .lne-ogs state Of preservation tA.,s .
+. a rr.n, future ahead for some mGn, oIl
Who can impo7, poesy which shs.. :, 'a1
The wear aad ter AID sally bfi"e OF oss'.
VOYAGE. a,.b
There is q qasucramicaj sort: OF oes N
Hssav poesv in the sound OF 3 ctTrsF ps.L
T. il more OF lees successful, according l'
IN, status Of oua's boarding house and 'n'
manner in vbich one ia brought face q
face With The proyerai&j aud stere0;y?S,'
,ls,a az rnvstsr7. Ifyou cvo It wish douo
srd hesitaecy there lie 10 p7esg present
II YOU serre the inner ma" Plenn'uiy
them tho gastsouomical par excellence Q
the s2iri. Of possy has net go1e into Ia
rayt comfy where bosriIng-bonses are
haven Of rest instead Of saharaS oil desP"l'
Mem Of of amiaUle dispositions, who na'r
f5- cil6ed wealth, do not toser muc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14
WAKE HIM WITH A KISS
IAo suHJ,ct Calmly pad Dtspasaiouoteiy
Discussed


have noticed Il mos. revolutionary
.eEt.usn. travelling under i-'se pvsteuc=s
a. poetry. and mNrAsi wirb a aosrlfsl -'yn
something Ike ,..a. "A,#uyl M,.a Him
4lr6 a Ass. a-a eau- 70 So 1t lAs- AZ
aerdiarv &ocumeu, retrra (, we 50 d.
olsiu'7 seems 20 Gn / wet /, Understood
,ha; rot Only demur au, H'gs outright.
ami hat toe. with 2-'l boots Oh
lis msu can alwGys be- a. hoI', sra NO.
has a wife SIS 10 will b. ctrs.gl 90 nor J ID BIS
eve cut with ths concerns on Naly" s2"
outs I'd her bangs, !, mi h. 5N less o. " J'r
20 bis nervous sys-sm 10 De gently nf2"-".
10 CONSEQUENCES with L h5F aal nor 50
damaging to biz hearing and gaGera. sa--
ay as 10 he aroused with pitcher Of wa.
Or 5, wells lha. leave the hliyher "a ryo. g,
heath. and 20 al the wy up 20 h.a o...
room without contracting Iuurml-y. out :.
would be dangerous precedent 20 SAB.
Esh. SID would add 70 jhs g!cra1T g1l".
burden borne BY the woman who LOOKS after
lis socks and keeps the children Gu. o. the
cis'eru most OF the time.
1.-THE 10y C his heart had to climb back
over three flights Of stairs 70 wake BIN
vita : kiss, AFTER lightiugs hSa and Ee'hgH
breakfast well uGdsr way, l, would Loi
only be tryiug on her constitution, ou.
would consume 'iup oisOIe value q. 'z"s.'
Dc faLirg her trsn mere important Cut. q,
ard me gravy nigh: scorch or the biscuits
lose their dakiUeas. ,
Nssn thirk OF this MISTER, sud !ool
lowu into ny quicbly pUlsatipg Es.'t i27 ?
rirf 8, 20 what course Is best, / t-ci aoshy
assured ,hs. no average mSn woH.1 ne7.'
safe which 70 choose, between KISS when
No. was TOO dro=sy to derive ary bench.
rLe-rfrrrr and well cooked --saA!aS'
VIM 20 ras wide svaEe sid EuusrJ
Thousands Of wenrc3W the esrsa whom
rot, ing but the fssr o! death could iua.e
any woman not blind from birth TO ass
a. - scne men whom / you!drCu N Wit
! r,rrsble's warrant had to a.zeP unit.
| -Ler wsr. gently brought to consciousness:
nth the c1aste ga.lte C! love, may "o'''
10 Sleeping VIXEN the mountains ere nc
more. 49,.
/ No. oul5 in private life would Ih'5 non.
/ sersical idea lead to conpl'A. 'Ih' o
doubtful expeGieucv il generally aaoP.sso
as . custom. but II the public service l.
vorli b. absolutely disastrous. Once +"
| his torr, Of reveille take the place Of ih'
,rrla IN the army aud what security nave
20 in me perpatuiJy o! American 'us'''"
.isL= and the preservation o. a 'U" 81 40,
ia time OF danger: e.
N5rw!rastari,ug j"a oXamP,a CT Tor
9 |E ~ p
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14
Poison

had produced great holes 10 my "a < ind ches'
and had removed all tho EstJ or MY Eesd, !et
Issar 10 Improve In weeSs tIme, aud the sore
began to heal, and were entirely ne inside
eight weeks. D..,.
Cisco, Texas, July IS, 1855.
Treatise on Blood and skin diseases maIei re
Tzy SwIPr SPRcIFIc Co., drawer >, Atlantis
Ca, New York, I57 W. 2Sd ST.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14

SIAIEs-'l ulet ana nrm.
RAILWAY Quiet; sales $2,0S2,000.
STOCES The market opened without
any new features, although the news was
Of beaJish tendency. After the first
hour a vigorous raid was begun against
the whole list and continued with more or
less vigOr throughout the remainder of the
day. ihe attack was most conspicuous
in The forenoon in cosl stocks, and Lack.
swanua Welded very rapidly.
Leading coal officials DO not talk en-
couragjuEly in regard 20 the coal trade
Fgs published reports regarding the fight
between the L .. and the trunk line
pool were used to dgp-tss, not only the
securities directly effected by renewal OF
the railroad war, out also extended to the
Changers and Southwestern issues. Ad.
vauces were generally made IN the after
noon, but in final dealings the market
again became quiet and fractional values
were established, prices finally closing
firm for toe &C i've lis, at decline for
,veu.y-fJur leading stocks of shade less
than pr cent. Total days sales AL
tUG Fkares
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14

To all who are suffering from the crrora
and indiscre,ious OF youth, nervous cal
meas, early decay, loss Of manhood, etc
viii send a receip: that will cure YOU, free
0! charge. THIS great remedy was d's
covered by q missionary IN South Amer
len. Send 3 selfodjre sed envelope. 10
the Rev. Joseph 7 iamDG, Station D. Ne"
ork City.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14
C0MN0N SENSE
ia Tine KETGAEwI

I. Dr. Mott, "a new York, fed q
uT;,.,brr of dogs for some weeks on
hrcI,E made with Alum Baking
Powders. In every ius tance the
dogs lost appetite. hickeTed. and
salne died. II Iile same tinte lac
fed Olbcr dogs Oh bread made with
pure Tartar Baking Powder, with
no injury to appetite or health.
=. The use Of Ainnn in Bread Is
prohibited by law i'm some places,
because il has been jcund 10 ininre
health.
g. Some people bay Alun BaIi.
ing Powders because they are
cheap! Is IL real economy, which
80 save IL iJW pennies now. lays ~
foundation for III health aud doc"
tors bills LATER on?
You are OH the safe side In USING
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14

T=o re3r, aSo I contract! blood p''cn. AlteI
AID a. ual IS / concluded luV.sit h,t pr'ns'' anu
on rea,h1g IeNarkaaa ! doctor Tecc',omenn.i h1e
10 try 6viil's sp ciGC, PasGring ma tact II Tsu.I
nan-a. me LnnEn than !LaL SUNNI E-oo-sn Lne
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14

waeel nSE'S ., M. and run sTrr, hon'
ssssel.cs Park "a. n. Eaa Eou vvUsy -C-.
church Train" Efll leave ca-h tern linus 4,
. nj =. HlS1t %, hGl.a.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money 1 1-2a2 Per Cent Governments
Dull and SteRdy-Stocks Lower-Flour
Ea.Ier-Wheat Lower
W. ToRG, January l3.--Money easy at
l3@2 per cent; prime mercantile paper
at 4GG5 per cent foreign exchange dull
but firm at 81 S5494 80.
GoyERNMENTS-Dull and steady.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14

TrvswGJs, Pa, January l3-Opened
s. &c; highcs. so5c; lowest SIZE; closed
d, SIZE; shipments s0.27O barrels; char
t2rs, 2O,27s barrels.
Pittsburg,
"irTssrKG, January l3."-PetroieG-u--
Dali bur steady; National Transi. certif.
Gates opened at SHE; closed at 67Sc;
highest sS.c; lowest SITE.
Oil City.
Oh CRY, January - -Na'ional Tran
cit cerf;Gca es opened at SIC; bigheft
SSlc; lowest size; closed u: SIZE. Sales
-? Goa barres; charters 2O,27S 5arrels;
shipments, SO,270 barrels.
Bradford.
BRAuFuRp. January l3 -Petrtleum-
Opened at SHE: closed SIZE; highest s. r.;
lowest SHE; runs $500 tarreis; total
shipments SO27O barrels; charters, 20,276
barrels; clgarauccs 93S, 600 barrels
New York.
New YoRS, January l&--Petroleum-
Vas very ouiet After opening at size
there was an early advance to : &c, sloS
decline 10 sic, and il closed a. size.
Sales l.7l2OO0 barrels