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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


balas: uplauie, ne Orleans, y &C.: net re-
c-iyts. 247l bales; exPOrts-io Great Britain.
6yS bales: 20 France, ~ baios; stock, 1854
bales Soaiaeru hOur quiet aud nrmiy held.
Wheat strong: 40. rel, &a04c.; September,
% .agl &C.: October. BtsHaqc. Corn nrin ;
No T. August, 54s5lrlc., september b3h15ikc -
Oats FIRM snd quiet: no. :. Angus. U&c.; sep
tomoer. s9s a29 &C.. Hops steady. C0iee-ki0
nominal: options iOaeO points bighec: No.
Oe!Ofer. fqfA. Sugar brm SUD QUOT; refined
strady. holAssos dull. Rice stesdy. Cotton
seed oil quieL ROsin quiet 50 ti.0z4a fi.Os :.
TurDontinc Jun al sc. Hides Noady Pork
strong Beof dun. Cut-moats frm; pickiof
ehoglders. .. Middles dull and nOmin2L Lard
higher but closed dull: western steam, -. "a
50 IS; August, 90 i3ss925; September. ss.e5a
500 FTe.gbts dOD.
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nooK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
ID rxEcurxD AT 1ax pasEAfVn~f&1xe
lSu-Aousk ~
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eOrroSREPO4c

We quote: Fine. g aGat2T5; superihe. s275a
S3l5, extra klJ0As29j; family, Siaf.50, patent
family, country, Sii5aS11.
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FINANCIAL.
sew YORK. BALrInoRx AVID RICE
EoED STOCK KxcHAHaEs
ersiH, providon,. Cotton. ToSaooe Tar
p.ntinS Bosin, Tar aad
Peanut HaykefL
Az ,olerr.ph % .le ni.rn.ch-i

NV YORK. August Tho Stock market To-
uaf reneW0i IS advance ami almost evrrythiuz
On iho list Is materially higher this evening.
lhore was some hcsisatou la tho forenoon, but
later ~ ne day tho huliiah feeling became more
pronounced and the upward movement mot WIN
no stt- os' alter Thai sine. LOndOn haG large
NUMBER ~ buying orders IN this market thi5
morning and No trrdcrs upon alakiag his DIS
c"vory realized % Aoir long stos-ss All afie,-
Hard made ~ oiIort % gcttho market dtHn. but
lhc hNT fnying Was heavy and Tho offering -
stocks very limitsd aud they again became buy
er~ In ne afternoon. Ihe ner- OF the Gay rss
uniformly favorable snd that NON 10 corn b'is
was especially encouraging while The prospe b
OF entire haf mcny among the trunk lincs and
granfcr roads gave AZ lmpetus - speculation.
mo uHlu'h ieeung ran tno highest on Nc fn-
derbhts and severai stories vere aGOat ia regard
% nee0t auohs Tor largo blocks " tnosc
st)c2,, especially Lake shore, AMI WINE
TIE street believed that Is a not
ciear tAa; the ipeidors are buying moro ss0cEs it
mand - heavg. Many Of The leading stocks This
Hsocraeou =od A. the highest prices for months,
ahd Notwithstanding iho liberal offerings a.
Zines IN several Of The leaders 10 fssrkcd ifa-
preston could DO made upou them. seks-
wanna was .uOieciei 90 fho heaficat pressure
ana portion 0i 10 yesterday advance VS.
t0,s but the other rnr'ers we're eritve HCt
sFonG. though their ga,us Fere confined - frs'-
tiJuAl amounts ~ 81. A usual OF late many ~
tue sfecH'tes made sharp advances, sud Pull
usn, Manhattan. aud hRnsyiiio AMI ferfe
HAuio were cpusp cuous. The clo-ing Wa active
AMI 3ironR a. the boat rricee OF The day. The
business Was tho iofgrsl for some time. amount
inR o. ~ sd chars M entire nciive hst. Win
q few uuiWp 0rtAnt exceptions. - l'shrr. fFAn e.
VII auI lerro Haut. rgso per eent, Pullman
:, Michigan CeptrIi anl fcXas fa'ihc =, and
others fractional am0WsfN
NEW YORK. August - 'osr.-sicrss dgn and
clENr Money easy ATLAS. EEchRnse-Lone,
4, = short, ~. Governments dun and steady.
Frenf7r. Excnsuge gI< ana sfsaiy. Money
cosy rs lai y per cent. SuS-Trcssrry bslasccs
Com. VT,6il00C. currency SN.8.l.Qrr. Cav
ornments duli and stce1y; per cents, u 's,
q. per cents, iO7@. Stnts bonds neglected.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, August Cash quotations we're:
Flour nrn Ala Unchanged No. spring
wheat So: Ne. 3sprinE wheat, 75asSc.; No. q
red. &c. No ? corn. 49a5lc. 20. 2 oats tues),
2skaSc 9ess-pork. slLg5H sslA50. Lard, s. ga
4A03h. Wliskey, sLg0
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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GRAIN AAD COTTON EXCHANGE.
kcmNO~D. August :, l5,S,
CYFBeisSa


WUEAT. ( bushels
CORS.-i.9i. bushels
OAI.. -..Lll N.s-nla.
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REGULATING TINE.
HOW TWELVE Is STRUCK IN THE NAVAL
oBsEEvAT0RY.
The Electrical Arrangements by Mean, Of
Which Many Time-Balls are
Dropped.

A Washington letter says: IA the
bands OF the White House clock travel
ling over the dial approach the hour OF
noon the President sitting at his desk,
chances invOiuntarily ~ them, for as the
sun crosses the seventv-htth meridian,
whatever their variation during tie day
preceding, the clocks hands, linpeiied by
an ingenious mechanical contriyance, ny
sharply 10 the perpendicular And the
President knows 90 they fly 10 their place
that he ticks Of the Executive clock are
synchroDous with those OF the clocks OF
the Naval Observatory. The electric I'M
pulse for which the President has waited
simultaneously causes the great bah on
the top Of the pole Of the lofty Western
Union binding in New York 10 drop :;
regulates a great clock in the Union de
30; At Kansas City correctly fixes the
hands OF The Stock Exchange clock IN
New Orleans effects a similar result at a
hundred Intermediate points, and al
justs 800 clocks IN the Government de-
partments at Washington.
The mechanical operations incident 70
the sending Of the time s'cn9l are COM
paratively simple On each clear night
one Of the observers stations himself at
the eye-piece OF the small telescope,
which is in the ante chamber Of the slg-
nal room. Here he takes observations
Of The transit OF the stars and IN this way
corrects the big frodsham clock which
stands IN one corner Of the signal-room.
This clock is fastened TO pedestal
Of granite quite free from con
tact with the floor or any other
part OF the building, Nothing
but An earthquake or some other
extraordiDary CONFUSION Of nature can
shake it OF interfere il any way with ITS
steady marking of the minutes and the
seconds. This clock keeps the local
time or the time Of the meridian passing
through the dome of the observatory.
1t is always right within i've hundrcdths
Of a second. its variation IS amazingly
small. Between this clock and the
clock which keeps standard eastern tune
there should be S minutes and 1903
seconds difference.
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TUESDAY. Angus. 2. 1888
,Lre-TiR,r ROABD.-lJ1 Richmond city 90
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Earkes steady.
QUOrArlOSk
MIDDLtN5, l1c.
Low 1wDlisg. 9lc.
GCOD ORDINARY. g
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A Sure cure found at lest. No one need
suffer. A sure cure for the blind, bleed
ing, itching and liberated piles has been
discovered by Dr.. William ian Indian
remedy,) called DR.. Williams Indian Pile
Ointment. A single box has cured the
worst old chronic cases Of twenty-five and
thirty years' standing. No one need suf.
fer FIVE minutes after Supplying this WON
darful soothing medicine, Lotions, in
struments and eleCtuRries do more harm
than good. Williams Indian Pile Ointment
sbsorbs the tumors, allsy1 the intense
itching, acts as poultice, gives instant and
painless relief and is prepared for Piles
and nothing slss. Thousands Of cured
patients attest ita virtues, aud physicians
Of all schools pronounce 1t the greatest
contribution 10 medicine Of the age. It
matters not how long or severely you have
been suffering, you can be cured.
Judge Coons, Msysville, KY, says:
"Dr. Williams Pile Ointment cured me
after years Of suffering"
Judge Cofinbury, Cleveland, o., says:
~ have found by experience that DR..
Williams Indian Pile Ointment gives inn
mediate and permanent relief"
We have hundreds Of such testimonials.
Do not suffer an instant longer. Sold by
druggists. D4w
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Nersr carr1lYour Buslns.. BONG.

Never carry your business home with
you. Transact It ct your store or office
and leave Its cares, peIplexlhes and trials
there. Do not let itg worries influence you
at home, to fret yourself and those around
you. The mind at home should be drawn
away from business cares and directed In
Q channel to interest and Enstruct and
freshen and strengthen and prepare 1t for
the duties OF the morrow. "Al work and
no play makes Jack dull boy" and all
business and no recreation lessons the
capacity, power and strength OF the mind
to do the necessary thinking for conduct
ing business successfully.
Life 10 too short to give up all 10 buat'
ness and nothing 10 pleasure and rest.
Too many people deiraud their stomach,
head and heart until they have made q
competency. When they expect to enjoy
the pleasure OF life they are generally too
old or their greed for money has dried up
all the well springs Of their being and they
are incapable Of enjoyment. Devote your
business hours TO business and your lei
sure hours TO innocent pleasure and whole.
some amusement and the cultivation oil
such things as will make life pleasant.
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ROse Hesss-JucOb HOpstAtter, Henry Schulz
"1 zsaS5 School Ho,se-J,s, anrvin, B. MnrpOle, F
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Mrs. George Hall has young son.
Chicken thieves are abroad in the land
ALL Crippen, Of smithfsld, was in town
on Thursday.
John ooau, of Martins Ferry, was in
town on Friday.
The marriage Of viii Lewis and Miss
Carrie Chamberlain is announced for
Thursday.
The pottery has bsen idle since the
holidays, but resumed business Monday
morning.
A number from here wont to Tiltonville
on Sunday evening, where there ia quite g
revival in progress.
Mrs. Thomas Chamberlain Yves sudden.
ly ssizsd with q hemoEhsgs OF the lungs
on Sunday afternoon, and Is very weak.
The dypthsria seems to have subsided /;
OF least, the doctors have 1t under control.
William Jackson Lost three very Interest,"
ing children within FIVE dsyS, these were
the only fatal cases. Lee chamberlain has
a very sick child. Ross MCAdams's chill
dred are improving. ~
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wrelched men and women long condemned to
Eutfer the fortunes Of dyspepsia, are allied with
new hope after few doses Of HeItettors stomSch
BllterL This budding hope blonomB into the
iruitIon Of certainty, II the BittsB Is persisted in.
1t brings reprieye to all dySpepucs who seek ita
aid. RlAtuleuce, heartburn. sinking At the PIT Of
the stomach between meals, tho nervous tremou
and insomnia Of which chronic Indigestion IL the
parent disappear with their hateful pFogenitoE.
Most benencent Of Stomachicsl who can wonder
that In 20 my distances Il RWAkenN GrAtsiul elO-
unfairly IN it, behalf. Il requires gSaphIc pen
70 describe the t0rmenh Of dyGpep1la, but IN
many Of the testimonials received By the propFie-
tom Of the Bitter, these Aso portrayed with vivid
debility, mRlATiAl toveu and rheumAtiim are 70
lgYed DyiL
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RITcHIE DISTRICT.

Hez Aoase-JOhn Clark, John welsgctber, Der
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What the Scientific world wants to Know.
A 0IOO. 600 Omar.


A 100000 onOr.
We have published in our columns
from time to time different advertise
ments in regard to BhRhts Disease and It'd
cures.
What is this terrible diseass2
We have taken the trouble to make an
investigation from the best sources and we
give the results to our readers.
What astonishes US is the general indil-
ference given TO kidney disorders. The
kidneys do not sound the alarm Of their
diseased condition, owing to the fact that
they have very few nerves, hence few
suspect that there Is any disease In them.
Irritation, Inflammation, liberation set In,
and then the little tubes, OF which the
kidneys are full, are destroyed and thrown
OF, and from thi1 fact are called tube
casts.
AS soon as this begins to take place It 10
only question Of how fast decomposition
goes on before the diaease results fatally.
If the proper remedies are taken before
final decomposition or waste Of these tubes
commences or becomes too far advanced,
that ia the only and last chance for relief.
Il Is at this point or before that Warmers
safe cure proves 90 beneficial, and may
cure or stop the wasting away OF the kid.
Deys II 1t has not advanced too far.
The most remarkable thing Of all our In.
vsstigation Is the fact that the patient with
Bright's disease has no exclusive symp.
toms, but has the symptoms Of every
common disease.
Fint he may possibly feel Q dull pain in
his back, generally upon one side, which
does not debar him from his usual bust.
ness routine. After time he may begin
to feel neuralgia pains, or have slight at.
tack Of what he may call rheumatism, or
headache, with high or dark colored urine,
with an unpleasant BeneRtion in It's pas.
sage, and after standing showing an uu-
natural condition. Later on, come tired
feelings, loss Of ambition or vigor, or losB
OF or failing eyesight, which Is very com.
mon, with q distressed condition Of the
stomach. Any one Of these symptoms is
liable to occur.
This no donbt explains why the pro.
prietors OF Warmers safe cure are curing
30 many diseased. By regulating and
building up the kidneys, symptoms OF
general ill-heslth disappear. They Justly
accuse the medical profession Of treating
the effects and not the cause. Finally II
this disordsris neglected the patient either
dies otspoplexy, pneumonia, heart disease,
blood poison, consumption, or any other
disease that the system Is most subject TO.
There appears to be some one cause for
nearly every other RilneDt OF the human
system, but up TO the present time no one
has been able to fully account for this ter.
rible mslsdy. We understand that the
people Of Germany have become aware OF
it's fearful fatality, and have offered AGO.
600 marks 100000 to any one that can
satisfactorily explain the cause.
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thsstory as the Colonel had told It, and Is.
serted upon his solemn word If honor
that II was true, and that he had seen the
caterpillar buried and the plant produced,
and tho caterpillar reproduced repeatedly.
Mr.. Brown sfterWRrd saw General 0cho,
General Pombo, then President OF the
Mexican Senate, and Mr.. Francisco Blan-
co, o leading Mexican and partner Of Gen.
eral Pombo, and they all told him the
same story, assuring him Of its truth.
Mr. Brown 10 OF q scientific turn and has
ascientist's increduliEy. The evident good
faith Of these distinguished Mexicans i'm
pressed him, however, and he inveshRa:
ted the matter thoroughly. BE found
scores Of Witnesses who BWore in the most
positive manner to the truth Of the story.
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into Plants,
HaO YorE Star.
When Mr.. Julius L, Brown was in Mex
Ice he was talking with Colonel Foster Of
the Mexican army and one OF the ex.
President Gon1alsz'smogt intimate friends.
The Colonel aaid:
"Did you ever see any of our catsrpil-
lArsP"
Mr.. Brown replied that he had not, and
asked what distinguished them.
1--WE have q caterpillar In the State Of
Michoacan that supplies the missing link
between the vegetable and animal world.
We bury the live caterpillar in the ground.
A plant springs from his body which pro.
duces red flowers. These flowers, instead
Of making seed, reproduce caterpillar.
Now, mark tho process. We plant the
animal and produce the vegetable. The
vegetable flowers, and In turn produces
an animal. From tho caterpillar comes
the plant. The plant In turn IeproduCes
from Its red flowers the caterpillar"
Mr.. Brown insisted that the caterpillar
was Joke. The Colonel thereupon call
ed Q gentleman from Michoacan, whose
name Mr.. Brown does not recall, and
without telling the story aBked him about
] the caterpillar Of his State, BE repeated
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RAILROADS.

ohio RIVER RAILRoAD.-TINR
" table taking ehect SUNDAY, DEC. IS, 1857,
Passenger train win run a iollowS-CentIAl time:
mo. 1.lEn. q lNn. q No 1.
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rINANCR NNp TRADE,
The Features of tho Money aud stO
Markets.

The Features of the Money aud stooA
INV YORK, Jan. l6.-Aoney on call easy at
s11Sa416 per cent, last loan at per cent, closed
offered at 8 per cent. Prime mercantile paper 61f
AK per cent. Sterling exchange dull but steady
at q STAT s6Ii. Sales Of stocks 1l2,7Ss shares.
There was very little interest In the stock mar.
kOt to-day. The trading throughout was Of the
usual professional character with very little OF II.
The opening was fairly active and firm. The mar.
ket was strong for short Tine when small advan.
ces were established. In the unlisted department.,
however, cotton oil certificates were very active
and strong, making q material gain In the hTst
hour. After that time however, It's prices made
little or no progress in either diTeGtion Tho Close
was very dull and steady at Insignificant changes
only from Saturdays figures The final changes
are about equally divided between small gains and
equally SmKll loses
Railroad bonds active: sales sL690,0o0.
Government bonds dun and steady,
State bonds dull and steady,
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MADISON DISTRICT

Aths HosE HoESe-M. Edwards, Lewis weitzel,
'o At F = fi Myer, E. Hlnm, t. Hanna
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Gle G4teLiqsneen::
oneer No.. 20 and q ROur.senth street.
PULLINa THE WISH BONE,
Courin,Iounnal.

10uneFJOurnal.
HsGh, you nIGgah, what you doln'
Wild dat weSh bone longer me;
'Cep' hit 'spreSres your in.ten-Ahunl
Youhad better lef hit be.
Hol' dar. RGstus- stop dat snchin',
Els Jus Rit up N bolt;
How you spec. BWine ter pull hit
When you got de under holtH
Mn. de one what git de longeI'-
Elggsh, what you lRfiin' All
Make de Wesh dey want de mosteS';
RRstuS, does you gree 10 dAtf
Say Go Wud when you Is ready.
Den CUB de dEn ter pull:
Fl you starts 100 soon you boun' ter
FIN somebody In yorO wool.
onel Hol' on, dOGn' git too risky;
Two-uml Jes' one 1ggRh mo-;
Threelll BlAml LAWdy, Ian or goodneSl
What de mRttAh wild de do'7
Fob dc LGwdl he got de moItes
OBJ dat WeSh bone arler all
Look at dAtl Why, amt EkAoely
Got piece oh hit at ALI
MIN you members de ergreemen'
Bout who got de mosies' lei;
Wake up, honeyl rs A-WAittn'-
Ho, dAr, RAItusl Il you def
uni Whose arm am dis a.cropln'?
You bin blin' ~ any bat.
LAWdyl cay hit obeF, h0neyl
RRstus (sm1ckl, ! 'gTeeS 70 dat
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Petroleum.

INV YoKK, Jan. ls-Petroleum was very e1-
cited and sales were very large. After opening
firm at 9l5lc, price quickly advanced 20 937fc, but
Of this point selling by heavy traders here and In
Pittsburgh caused q break Of &c. There was q
sharp rally from the bottom figure on supporting
Orders but fresh break occurred In the Last hour,
and the market closed weak at 6g7So
on CrrY, PA, Jan. 10 Opened q 92kc; higheSt
931<o; lowest Ss1Sc; closed at 69Eo; sales 2,7S2.
90 barrels; cleRr1nces $4,000 barrels; runs a.
~ barrels; shipments T,sS5 barrels; charters 6,-
SIS barrels,
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Jan. I6,-PetIoleum weak and
lower, opened At 971zci closed al sgafoi highest
SS'fc; lowest SS1fc.
BRlpTolD, Pa, jan. 1s.-opened at a21Sc: hieh.
est 99tc; lowest s91Sci closed at S9<c; clearAhcS
2966,0 o0 barrels.
T1TuUuII, Pa, Jan. ls.-opened at 021<c; high.
eat ssAc; loves. $50; closed At s9I<c.
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DoN'T triae with any Throat or Lung
Disease. II you have Cough or Cold, or
the children are threatened with Group or
WhoUping Cough, use Acksr's English
Remedy and prevent further trouble. 1t
Is q positive cure, and We guarantee 1t.
Prics 10 and Soc, Logan & Co., O. R.
Goethe, O. Menkemiller, r. B. Burt and
Bowie Broa. 9
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AcKRR's Blood Elixir is the only Blood
Remedy guaranteed. 1t is positive cure
for Ulcers, ErupHons or syphilitic Poi.
soning. It purifes the whole system, and
banishes all Rheumatic and Neuralgia
pains. We guarantee It. Logan q Co., o
R, GoetEs, O. MenkemilleI, R. B. Burt and
Bhuia Rf0a 2
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BABIES that are fretful, peevish, cross
or troubled with Windy Collie, Teething
Pains or Stomach Disorders, can be re-
lievsd at once by using Acker's Baby
soother. It contains no Opium or Nor.
phine, hence is safe. Price % cents. Sold
by Logan & Co., O. R. Goethe, Ohas. Men.
keniller, r. B. Burt and Bowie Bros. s
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The best Balys In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, Ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, ohGpped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin erupHons, and posi-.
lively curoa piles, or no pay required. It
Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price % cent? per
box. For sale ny Logan & Co.
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LedtAr1uood school H0t1el-G. W. Woods, PlAton
N. Elm Gro1s t76vn HalD-J. 8. Woods, John Hal.
Sted, W. I. Chambers.
TFIndelphid (LdlpBoRS)-J. n. Thornburg, John
HelEenbIne Robert Armstrong
Re5LeV Ro6lnsoH's-JAmes Oldham, John Robin.
son Alpx. MnConn.
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We have published in our columns
from time to time different advertise
msnts in regard to BhRhts Disease and its
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Prof, W. HAUsSER, tho famous mesmerist,
of Ithaca, ". Y, writes: Some ten years ago
/ suffered untold agony from chronic nasal
catnrrh. My family physician gave nc up US
incurnhle, and said must die. Ny case was
such q bad one, that every day, towards sum
set, my voice would become so hoarse could
barely speak above whisper. In the morning
my coughing and clearing OF my throat would
almost strangle me. by the use OF DR.. SageiB
Catarrh Remedy, In three months, was a well
man, and tho cure has been permanent"
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$50. LlpSeed oil quiet at 5SASSc. Sugar hrm; hard
Feined 55fGSko; New Orleans 6a6c. bgRl barely
1teady AZ i7ISia Cheese dull: primo 70 choice
DAT regular make loal2c. Lard dull Gt7.sI1Sc
TotHDo, o., Jan. 1s-wheat dull and steady;
cash s7IfasSn Nay e09fn; June slci July SO. Corn
Iis1dyi cash S9c; Nay ~, S$SSsS 9SS 0eissi AAy
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NINE FARM FOR SALE.

pu,,,a X nIlos southwest Of st: ClAinyille,
slI ATS iIs5 EofoI Of choice land, on which
F2iItli.Ss - tEO-sto.y brick dwelling and two
sst ~ 80 dwelling; lost baEn in Belmont eoun'
~ Ma wagon sheds, corn cribl And Az ntceS g,
AT oI, g.',, 'Soi Gpple orchards, q good pear
L!s0t ~ S!s,Iy Of water at al times. This Is one
0FhE ~ .tSSs farms In Belmont county, and
vs. aided 10 make Two good farms VII be
a. y -, Nd on eGsy terms. For Particular
III % Of Ltdfo,S 1,! =, n ~ 1 Igs5t
BRIDGEPORT, o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-17

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Whooplng Cough, etc, We guarantee
Acker's English Remedy positive cure
1t saves houTs Of anxious watching. Sold
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