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ScrOfuia of Lungs
Relieved.

lam nov % years old. and have suffered for the
I,.t si,eeu years with lung trouble. Several
member, Of the family on my mothers side Of the
house had died with consumption, and the doctors
,,,rs all ,Srted In their opinion that had con-
,umption also l had all the distressing symp-
,,n,, Of that terrible disease. have Tpsnt thoUs-
and, Of dollars to arrest the march Of this disease
1 have employed all OF the usual methods, not
only my own case, out IN the treatment o. 9tner
me6,bsrs Of my family, but temporary relisi was
All that obtained. was unit for any manual
labor for several years BY chance came into
rDy,aSsion Of a pamphlet on Blood and skin Dis
ease rom the once o. oEiit sPeelae 20, AuAntss
"a 4 friend recommended the use Of SEttrs
Srs.c nc claiming that be himself had been greatly
hanaitsl by It's use IN some lung troubles. re-
solyed TO try H. About four years ago con-
msnced to take ;. ;. ;. according 70 dhSeuonA !
found a an mvtgOrattng tonic, and have used
sbout hlty bottles. Toe regUlts are most remark
sbIe NV cough has left me, my strength mas re-
turned and weigh sixty pounds more than l ever
,ropped the use Of the medtrdne, but have had
no return Of the disease, acd there are no pains or
We knees felt In my luaSs do the hardest kind
a. mechanical work AMI feel a. vol as ever !elt
since WaS boy. These, 1 Know, are wonderful
st.,smcnts to make, out I am honest when say
that owe my ex stence and health TO day TO SWiits
speciic 10 Is she only medicine that brought
me any permaaeug relief. Do not say that SWtits
specific will do this in every case but most posi-
tivelv sthrUl that Il has done this much for me,
sDd would b. a rscreAnt % the dnty owe 70 sui
farins Ia -sniIy II Jailed TO bear this cheeriul
{, 81 nOny 20 the merits Of tais wonderful medl-
cine 1 am well known In the city OF Montgom-
CIV Snd can refer 20 soms Of Ihs best eiuzs rs In
the Gitv. &. J. Holt
Montgomery. Ala, June 3, 1855.
Swifts specific Is entirely vegetable. Treatise
on Blood and Skin Diseases rallied free.
The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, Drawer 3, Atlantis, |
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PROPOSALS FOR COsvIC LABOR.
WEST VIhGIEIA fEHITESTIARY,


MOuNpsvILLE, April %, 1886
HEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- by the undermined until u O'Clock meridian,
on TUESDAY, May q, 1886, for the labor oil one
hundred (iON able bodied convictS and twenty-five
C251 or moe who are not able-bodei, TO be en-
Moved within the peRitentiary for term ., from
Three ISl TO five Isl ye5Tg end TO he furnished on
ma 10Th day OF August, 1886.
Each bid shall specify the article purposed 70 te
manufactured the number OF square ieet OF shop
room that will be required, the smount Of steam
no Etr and the price per day therefor,
II the bidder dosIres " DSnUiaStnfe dinerepI
casss OF articles the labOr 70 be employed on eseh
,Isss must be nd for separately.
The tuocessful bi1der will be required 70 entei
into contract In pursuance OF his BID an" iurniss
80 .-.i...i,aac,ory 20 tn Board OF Directors 10
.uch sum az may by them he deemed necessary
conditioned for the faithful performance q nv
contract and as the Law directs blank form o.
ShIch contract and bond is on nile and Will remain
with the clerk OF the Board, during tnh sdTeruse
ment ,, .-i,h . hord viii
,Iatie, 10 The satisfaction OF the soaId, tbat IN
hidder will comply with the terms oil MS Oio, y
4. snrenttd. and be sealed and addressed 10 tn'
Snrsrintcndent and endorsed IBID Tor labor.
Anv further Information desired VIII Oe 'N'
ni,hed on appli .'tion 10 this once ,,.t..
The Board OF directors res rye the Tlsn' W ie!e'
| any or all bids.
H orter Of the Board Of Directors. .cv
,roaoawt superintendent.
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oaks where they did not grow forty years

oaks where they did not grow forty year'
ago.
An sarthen floor is the best for the
poultry-honse. A cement surface under
meath possesses the advantage OF perfect
dryness for the extra cost. AZ 1t IS not dli
fculs to keep your eartben floor reason,
ably Cry, provided you raise mound Of
earth i0r the house to stand on, and sur
round it with q ditch to catch rain.
For the highest success small fruits need
q very rich soil, full Of ''humus" or Veget,
able matter, with abundant moisture and
no weeds. The moisture comes from a
rich soil that holds it somewhat easily,
and then is aided by frequent culture,
mulching or irrigation. New beginners
should start with q small plat, and par
ticularly so when short Of capital.
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AGRICULTURAL.
How and When to PlOw.
Nebraska Farmer.

Nebraska Farmer.
The most important work now before
the farmer is the breaking up Of his land
spring blowing. And much Of the sue
cess or failure of his c;cps depends upon
the manner in winch this is done Never
plow your land wet, ss it cakes and De-
comes clammy and cold Rut different
soil requires different manner Of blowing
Land With 100 parts Of sand will absor6
100 parts Of water, while heavier SOIL will
absorb 80. The kind Of iurrow to turn on
this light sandy soil Is fiat one, as
this kind of soil needs COMPRISING
rather than opening. Farmers should
bear this in mind, as il will make a ma
terial difference in their crops. On the
other hand, where the soil ia heavy con-
vex ploz is needed one that will bresk k
open the soil az much az possible; one that
viii form furrow tor drainage, and one
for circulation of the air. Heavy land
should be plowed when not too wet nor too
dry. Hence good blowing requires thought
and scienee, and has q marked influence
upon the crop. The question when and
now to pillow is very import
ant one, and what would be just the
thing for one farm might be ruin to another.
This is a question that each farmer must
decide for himself By studying the compo-
.ition and nature OF his land. No general
I'll. Nan be laid down further than given
hove SIT thar heavy soiIs shoG!d be plO"edi
go ~ 'ua' while on sandy land
a pillow should be used to turu ~ -
and compress the soil as much "a pos, Wv
After the land is plowed or broken it should
be we'll narrowed or pulverized 30 that it
will be open and easily warmed by the sun.
Much depends upon the properly putting in
Of the crop, and now, while making your
ground ready for the seed, this matter
should be given due consideration.
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LIVE STOCK.
Wheeling.

The market this week was slow.
Messrs Hudson b BsyhN furnish the fol-
lowing quotations:
Cattle, 900 to LOO lbs stock Arose
per h.; 500 to 900 lbs. 4@4!c pes To-;
700 to 800 lbs. 3A@tc per ID.
dogs-M8rkes dull; 34l34c oeE 10.
Lambs-Good al 5@6c per D.
Calves--$3 0O@$ so per head.
Sheep-3@6c per ID.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, MAY 24.--The Drovef's j )al-
nal reports Csttis-Rsceipts 5000 head
shipments 1000 head; market slow but
arm; shipping steers. 81 6O@4 So;
stockers and feeders ~ SO@l 80; through
Yang 81 25@4 so
n Hovs-Rec H'nts $4,000 head; shipments
7 600 head; market opeSSssd lOc lower and
closed strong; rough aud mixed - dolg
4 Is; packing aud shipping - O'@
1 25; light So 1894 co. ek'PS " 5OS
3 GO.
sheeo-Receipts 5000 hesd; shipments
none; market weak and 25@50c lower;
natives 81 OO@5 90; Texans 81 OO@4 90.
Cables from London quote liberal SUP.
ply and demand weak, but prices steady;
best Americans l3!c, estimated dead
weight.
New YORK May 2l.--Bseves-Receipts
PA carloads; prices lO@l5c per 100 lbs ;
market lower; extremes for steers 50 OOG
6 90 DER 100 youuds; bulls So 2O@4 30;
no shipments of live stock today; the
weeks exports included l,O20 beeves. l55
sheep and 1850 quarters of beet.
Sheep and lamby-Dull and lower;
clipped sheep SO 1906 60 per 100 lbs.
clipped yearlingS lambs s. OO@6OOi
spring lambs Sc 50@7 80.
Hogs-Receipts So cars; none for salt
alive; market nominally steady at 81 COO
4S5 per 100 lbs.
EAST Liberty.
EAsr LIBERg1, May "a - Cattle - Re
ceipts 2,Ol4 head; shipments l34 head
market dull at Is to Csc off from closinG
prices Of last week; 35 cars cattle shipped
to New York to day.
Hogs-Receipts $500 head; shipment
1 200 head; market fair; Philadelphia
! 81 25@4 40; Workers 81 2O@4 30; i
cars shipped to New York.
Sheep-Receipts 400 head; shipment
$500 head; market dull at Is to 35c lowe
than last week.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, 0 May q -Hogs-Weak
common sud light 80 1901 10; packiD
and butchers 50 8O@4 %; receipts 1856
head; shipments 9s8 head.
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Earn Notes.

Leave plenty of potato to your potato
eye if you want strong plants.
The Savoy drumhead cabbage is one OF
the best late varieties ever cultivated.
The desideratum of this country is the
ueriuo sheep breed to q nation standard.
1t is q good plan to have two sets OF
roosting poles tor the hens, and change
hem each week, setting them outside
when not in use.
Remember, it is the appearance Of goods
that sells them. Nice, large, tat, plump.
white turkeys, ducks, chicks or geese OIL
ways bring outside prices.
Small chickens should never be kept or
fed with old ones; they are apt to De In
iured. Have two or three yards, and sep,
srate them according to sizs and strength.
There were used last year in the State OF
New Jersey 100000 tons OF commercial
fertilizers. 1t is estimated that two-thirdS
of this was used for garden and fruit crops.
The free use of cloverseed aud keeping
of farm stock enables farmers 10 maintain
land in good condition for ordinary crop
ping without purchasing commercial ma
/ uures.
Small fruit culture will always be most
successful on the intensive plan. Plant
only a small area at TINE aud give that
he best culture possible. Better raise 500
bushels on one acre than that amount on
/ i've or six.
Clover is now recognized By all live
farmers az one Of the important crops to oe
grown on the farm, and without ne use the
iarm must run down and finally land its
owner into bankruptcy or he poorhouse,-
/ Transcript.
Every foekmsster desires to grow thu
finest quality Of wool possible, yet many
DO not take the necessary steps to insure
the proper condition OF the sheep TO cause
these fseces to grow as evenly AMI oil 3
strong and bright 6b;s as might be.
If YOU would have orderly stock, g
around the pasture and put the fence II
order before turning out the cattle. l
they End one weak place and get throug
3 few times. it will be slmos: impossible
make that spot strong enough to sto
them.
Good tillsge is the stroRges. weapon wit
which the farmers can fight hard time
. and gain success. imperfect culture, o
! The other hand, will scarcely enable him
gain a living from the richest soil, and th
soil will deteriorste rapidly in quality tro'
saeh Treatment besides.
Professor Barre is of the opinion thu
farmers should use plenty OF ice in come
hon with milk setting in deep cans, al
saws: During the summer months Il
;. methods of setting milk in well or sprir
!, water without iee) leave yearly one-thil
y of the butter fat in ths-skim milk.
Of Many persons think that corn is the be
food for poultry. It is if you do not wi
: egps. For eggs, feed soi; food, bran al
y y meal. with 3 little salt, ia the mornin
b and a little cayenne pepper added eve
q other morning; corn, wheat or osts IN t
: evening. A sole diet Of corn produces t
= much fat.
y It's possible that in the course of til
the forests viii gradually encroach up
- the western desert and prsiries. Alrea
e, the oak is creeping out into the Psairl
ID and covering unoccupied grounds Tht
a. sauds Of acres are now covered with You
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EPITH ELl0 MA!
OR SKIN CANCER.

For seven years | suffered with cancer on my
face. ALI the simple remedies were applied 10 Al
levate the pain. but the place continued TO grow,
6nally extending into my nose from which came
yellOwsh discharge very offensive in character,
II was also inhamed, and annoyed me great deal.
ASout eight months so sas In Atlanta, nj the
house OF friend, who 30 strongly recommended
the use of swiit's specific that | determined TO
make an effort 10 procure II. In this was sue
cssslul, and began its use. The influence oil the
medicine az trst IVES TO somewhat aggrayate the
sore; but soon the infsmT alton was allaycd, and
be- gan 10 improve after the first few bottles NY
general reilth has greatly improved. am
s;rOnger. and able to DO any kind OF work. Inc
cancer on my face began TO decrease anu the ulcer
10 heal until there is not vostige OF II leit-only
little scar marks the place WI ere II had been.
am rosdy to answer all questions relatl'e To TINS
cure. MRS. JOlClE a. mCDoSALD'
Atlanta, Ga, August IL, 1885.
have had cancer on my face for some years,
extending from one cheek bone across the nose 10
the other It+has given me great deal oil pain, al
times burning and Itching 10 such an extent that
II was almost unbe irable. commenced using
swits Sdeehc IL May, 1885, and have used eight
bottles II has given the greatest relief by remov
ing the Inflammation and restoring my general
health. W. BARNES.
Knoxville, Iowa, Sept. s. 1885.
For many years was sufferer with cancer OF
the nose aud having been cured by the Use OF ). s.
). feel constrained by q sense oil duty 10 suner.
ing humanity TO make this statement oil my case
With the fourteenth bottle the cancer began 70
heal rapid and soon disappeared, aud Tor several
months there ha, been no appearance oil sore OF
any kind on my nose OF face, neither is my noSe
at all tender to the touch. have taken about two
dozen bottles Of >. g., and am soundly cured and
know that s. 5. 3. effected the cure alter every
known remedy was tried and had fat cd.
ROBERT SMEDLEY.
Fort Gaines, Ga May ], 1885.
had heard oil the wonderful cures oil swiits
specific, and resolved to try It. commenced tai
ing il in April 1884. Ny general health was much
Improved, yet the cancer which was In my breast
continued to grow slowly but surely. Inc oNncn
grew and became quite heavy. | fell that must
either have 1t cut or die. But II commenced dis
charging quantities OF almst black thick blood IL
continued healing around the edges until ttoru-
ary, when 1t was entirely healed up and well.
Betsy WOOD.
Cochasett, Plymouth Co, Mas. July IL, 1885.
swift's Specific Is entirely Vegetable, and seems
TO cure cancers BY forcing out the Impurities from
the blood.
Treatise on Blood AID skin Diseases mailed Tree.
THK SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 3, Atlanta,
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Il Card.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions Of youth, nervous weak.
ness, early decay, loss OF manhood, etc, l
will send q receipt that will cure you, free
Of charge. This great remedy was dis
covered by a missionary IN South Amer
lea. Send a self,sddressed envelope to
the Rev. Joseph 7. Inman, StationD, New
York City.
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From lis lbs, TO ISL lbs,
70 The Cutlcura Remedies ! Owe
My Health, My Happiness,
and My Life.

dsy never passes th4t DO rot think and
sneak finOly OF the Cuucura Remedies seven
Years ago. all OF dozen LAM % formed on my necki
ranging In size fTOm cherry some 10 an orADBe'
me largo ores were lrg ht nj 10 look a. and pain
fnl 10 bear; people turned g. ide when they saw me
in Disgust and vas ASH 'ued 10 be on the s'rte!
or in society Physicians aud their treatment, ana
al medicines failed To- do any good In moment
- iaSn.ir tricd the CutIcurs Seneiies
the great SKIN Cure, aud Cuticura soap, an ex-
ouisite Skin HeauudeT externally, and Cuticura
sesolyent the new Blood Puriisr internally me
small Pumps tas call them gradually osaPPeAeO'
and the large ones broke in about two weeks, dis
charving large qualities OF matter, LEAVING Two
sight sSIrs in nv neck to-day 10 tell the story OF
INV suffering. ny weight then wss one hunorea
and httetn sickly pounds; nv weight nov
Is one hundred and sixty one solid, healthy Polnds
| snd nv height Is only ave feet hEe inches 10 }
tcayelsI praised the Cutiems Remedies, North
and south, East, and West. To CuticuIa Remedlei
| ose my health, my happiness, and my lie. A
prominent New York drug. iSt a.Eed me the othei
day "Do you still use the CuticarA Remedies yoI
| lock TO be in perfect health"' Ny reply Was,
| co. ard shall always. i have never known VIVA
| sickness is since eommeoced using the Cutieui
| Remedies sOmetlmei / am laughed At by prais
ing them 10 people not acquainted With their mer
| its, but sooner or later taey will come Il thei
senses and believe the same as III se tnaI Us
them, as dozens have shom have told NAY IN
time come when there shall be large Cufiegr
supply House in every city in the world. for u
benedt OF humanity, where the Cuticura Remedie
shsII be sold only, so that there will be rarely
need Of ever entering drug store.
". HUSBANDS,
40 Fulton St, New York, y. T.
Cuticura Remedies are positive cure for ever
form Of skin and Blood Diseases, from hmples
scrofula Sold every vhtre. Price: C0ueurS,
cents; soap, D cents; Resolvent, Sl.eo. Prepare
by the POTTER DRUs AND CHElucAL %, DO
ton, Mas,
Send for Chow to Cure Skin Diseases"
: nIAHPLES, Blackhead', Skin Blemishes, N
TIM PabF Humors usa Cuticura SOAP
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WOOL.
wheeling.

TUESDAY, May IS.
The market continues dull and prices
still remain in al unsatisfactory condition.
business in wool centres is unusually quiet
and sales are exceedingly slow. Fine
woods are drag upon the market, but
coarse and medium Aeeces are fairly
sold up. There is little new
wool, mostly fat sheep wool, unwasb.
ed, making it's appearance in the market,
bu, no new washed fleeces have been offer.
ed yet. We quote the following prices
which are nominal: Xxx and above,
washed, 26@2Sc; unwashed, oue-third off,
medium and coarse washed, 2S@3Oc; un-
washed IS@2Oc.
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COTTON.
kAM Yark.

NEW YoRx, May "a -CoTroS-Quiet;
midding uplsnds sic; do. Orleans 8 7-l6e;
sales 26T bales; futures closed dull May
else; June 9lSc; July 926c; August
ease; September 9l9c; October 9 Ole;
November sole; December $685. Jauu-
arr else; February 9.2Oc; March $500.
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STATE SECURTIES-Dulla ana nrm.
RAILRoADs-More active; sales s.. 6S4,-
900.
SrocKs-The early dealings showed con-
siderable hesvlness in great many stocks.
The loaning rates were much easier and
there was q plentiful supply of stock to be
bad for the asking, indicatiuy that
the short interest has been materially re-
duced. Later in the day even the favor
lite stocks gave way and final figures are
close 10 The lowest of the day. The
market opened steady and, after slight
decline in some stocks, became strong
throughout and advances we're made
in the first hour. These were,
however, lost before noon, after which the
market was comparatively steady until the
close, when quotations sgain yielded and
the market clo:ed heavy. Almost every
thing on the active list is lower tonight,
though only for fractional. amounts
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy shows an
advance of per cent. Erie is up per
cent Transactions, 249 900 shares.
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PkTROLEUM.
Oil CITY.

On. Cry, May 24-Petroleum--0pened
at este; highest 66c; lowest GOjc; closed
at 6Ssc; sales l,lS5 600 barrels; cIesrsnces
3,lOS,OO0 barrels; charters $3.50 bar
rels; shipments 6543T barrels.
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DIZZY GOODS.


NEw YoKE, May 24-Dry Goods
The general request for jobbing wants has
been very moderate, though BY some mar
kets more attention is being extended. The
trade reflects that inaetion usual to the ses
ann
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WHEELING AND ELM GROVE r. r.

SUNDAYS.
Leave the City at 7 90 4. m, and every hour to
500 p. N.
Leave Wheeling Park at 90 q. M, and every
hour 70 10 CO p. m.
Church TraiR at u 10 p. M.
c. HIR5CH,
SutIarinteudsnt.
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PiffAhnrR.

PIrTssURG, Pa, May 24-Petroleum =
Excited and weak National Transit certih
Gates opened at 65sc; closed at 6S4c
highest 65sc; lowest 63sa.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money 1 I-2as Per Cent.-GOvernments
Duu-Stocks Heavy aud LOwer-Flour
Quiet and Unchanged-wheat Lower.
NGE YoEx, May 24.-Money on call
easy at ll@2 per cent; prime mercantile
at 4@5 per cent; sterling exchange strong
ard unchanged.
noypDS,pNru--nnll
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Dbrelins Register
TRAFELEaES' GUIDE.

a REIgAL AND DEPAREURzCE1 KAIiiO--
"a ExPLANArIoN Oh RRyHRBECn AABEa:
ScSily, tsunday excepted. MONDAY sKcepseS.-
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B., z. b o. Railroad
Leave BellAire Gt e:S5 .. N. for WCodsneld and
Summarized.
Leave BsIlairs at 1850 p. N. for summorzela and
Arrive a Bsllafrs, 1910 s. N. snd 5:25 pm.
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GINSENG.
wheeling.

Ginseng in fair demand at from Sill
to 81. 80, according to size of root.
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TtusvnIs.

TTrusVlLLE. Pa, May 24.-PetroIeum-
Opened at 64c; highest &c. loves
CSC, and closed at 63sc.