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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1888-08-17
VARIETIES.

When you come to the matter of fans, the
japanese take the palm.
-,Will the coming man use both arms ?"
asks scientist. He will ifhe carves board
ing house duck.
While the summer girl is at Asbury
Park breasting the wave, her good old mother
stays at home and stems the currant.
Nations are like individuals" says an an
orator Not much. You never saw an indivi-
dual complaining about the size OF his surplus
-"Can you find room for a scribe on your
paper? ?" Not unless you want to sub
scribe" And again was the scholarly youth
crushed.
Miss Skeen-"Where did you graduate
from, Mr.. Gill ?" Mr.. Gill-"From the
school of pharmacy" Miss Skeen with sur
prise)-."lsit possible? What strange
choice for young man brought up in the
city!-but, if l remember rightly. your grand.
ather was a farmer, too"
Bobby Ito young Featherly)-." Pa was
telling Ma and Clara last night that you told
him you believed in paying as you go, and
Ma thought you were very sensible young
man." Featherly (highly graliied) -"And
what did your sister Clara say, Bobby ?"
Bobby-"She didn't think you could 60 very
far"
Two ladies got into horse car and two
young men sat near. One man gave his
seat at once to the elderly lady the other
kept his place. His friend asked him-dis-
guising 1t, however, in German-why he did
not give his place to the young lady. He an
swered in the same language. because she is
not pretty enough" But after a little re-
Election, arose and surrendered his seat The
lady took it and thanked him, in German |
This remarkable tale comes from France
and no affidavit goes with it: In the forest
of Esterel, a man and a woman were at work
while their infant child, aged six months lay
in a cradle in front of their cottage within
their sight. Suddenly an enormous eagle
swooped down, seized the babe, and flew of
The father rushed into the hut, picked up his
gun, and, returning, fired at the bird, which
dropped to the earth dead, while the father,
holding out his hands, caught the infant as il
fell and returned it 10 the cradle without
scratch.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1888-08-17
Fret Not Thyself.

Possibly you know man who is up in the
eighties that steps out briskly, reads without
glasses, and eats heartily. His complexion is
as fresh as that of most men at half his age
and fresher than that of many women who
are yet in the matrimonial market He reads
the news of the week with interest, recalls
events that have transpired halfa century ago
and could transact business successfully lift
were necessary. That man had bded his
time. Had he fumed and fretted whenever
he was baked, had he stormed when dsap-
pointed, or gone into the dumps because his
neighbor had been more successful in bust
ness or more lucky in speculation he would
have been old and wrinkled or dead Pitts
burg Commercial Gazette.
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cents on 800.

Amount. ....... $12,747,795 $l04 ,53l. 93
Bank and other stocks
owned by residents of
Hartford County, taxes
upon which are paid by
the corporations. 80. 351 $4,000 2.SS2 80
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Proud of his Patch.

A poor boy was attending school one day
with large patchon one knee of his trous
crs. One of his schoolmates made fun of
him for this and called him "Old Patch."
why don't you fight him ?" cried one of the
boys "I'd give it to him if he called me So"
"Oh," said the boy, you don't suppose I'm
ashamed ofmy patch, do you For my part
I'm thankful for good mother to keep me
out of rags. Pm proud of my patch for her
sake" This was noble. That boy had the
courage that would make him successful In
the struggles oflife. We must have courage
in our struggles if we hope to come out right.
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POST MORTEAI.

1 Opperman DR.. R.............. $40 o.
2 Chapman DR.. Preston two. 20 0,
2 Virdin DR.. w. W............ 10 o.
3 Roberts DR.. Thomas. ......... 10 Oh
6 Hastings Dr. r. E............ 10 o.
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STATE MENT
OF THE
RECEIPTS and DISBURSEMENTS
FOR HARTFORD COUNTY.
For the Year Ending June 30, 1888.
OF THE

Published By Order of tie County Commission
ers Of said County, in Pursuance of Section
b 9of Article go Of the Code Of the Public Gen.
erat Ldtos, Sotich TrOUides that
THE County Commissioners shall make out
and publish annually, in at least two newspa.
pers published in their respective counties, if
there be two, a DETAILED. MINUTE and
ACCURATE STATEMENT of the expenses
oftheir said counties, specifying therein each
particular item of expense, and for what and
to whom paid, and shall also deliver to the
Sheriff of their respective counties as many
copies of such Statement as there are Elec
ton Districts of said county, at least ten days
before each general election, and the Sheriff
shall within six Gays after the receipt of such
copies set up one Of them a t the place Of
holding elections in each District"
- Assessed Uaeue Of Property an tie Several
Districts and County Tdres on same at
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al. ...... s13 O99 ,331 90 $1O7, 41459

APPROPRIATIONS TO FERRIES.
Ferry at Lapidum. ............. $50 90
2 e. Spesutm NaIrows.... so 90
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OUTPENSIONERS.
1St District:

Carr Julia, pay self. .............
Egan Catherine. ................
Everitt Elizabeth, pay Hudson
Bateman .................
Fields Anne, pay G. w. Billingslea
Fee Edward, pay self. ...........
Lynch VIM. pay A. H. Strasbaugh
Shealey Chas., pay Warren Brown
Turner Jane, pay Thos. Sullivan.
Whalan Larry, pay self. .......
Weber Christian ...............
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$2,4s9 rs
CLERK and CRIER of COURT
$4,0S7 55

Jarrett A. L., clerk ............ $3,90S Al
Bond 5. L., crier. ............ 179 Il
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Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth? II
so, send at once and get bottle Of MRs.
WNsLow's Soothing SYRUP FOR Chill
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1t will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm
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soitens the gums, reduces Inflammation
and gives tone and energy TO the whole
system. MIS-. WNsLoW's SooTHINa SYRUP
FOR CHILDREN TERTHING is pleasant to the
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by all druggists throughout the world.
Price 25 cent? bottle. MwR&w
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Eail,, Fasos and Brads-lod to COD, q 90; Sd and
BarsI-X inch, IS IS; H inch, 81 Is; inch, 81 90;
Is inch, s. Goi X inch 50 25;lM inch, s. OOi "
inch. g i5
PiIriSstHO-l inch SO 90; X inch, IS 90; IL inch
81 Is: IL tolt inch, 81 %; inch, s. rs; az inch,
81 SC; . inch aud over, 50 %.
Cdiia5 aud BoS-l0d 70 Sod, s. %; Sd, 500: Cd
Is; ID, 8 80; Sd, 81 so.
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The Prince OF Wales is again undergo
ing treatment to reduce his obeCity.

All who are bald, all who are becoming
bald, all who do not want to be bald, all
who are troubled with dRndruf, or itching
OF the scalp, should use Benton's Hair
Grower. Eighty per cent Of those using
1t have grown hair. 1t never fails TO stop
the hair from falling. Through sickness
and fevers the hair sometimes falls of in q
short time, and although the person may
have remained bald for years, II you use
Benton's Hair Grower according 70 direc-
tons you are sure Of a growth OF hair. In
hundreds Of cases We have produced O
good growth Of hair on those who have
been bald and glazed for years. We have
fully substantiatsd the following facts:
We grow hair in 80 caScs out Of 100; no matter
how long bald.
Unlike other preparations It contains no sugar Of
lead, or vegetable or mineral p0Lsons.
It's specific for falling hair, dSndrud and Itch.
ing OF the scalp.
The Hair Grower Ia hair food, and its COM
position Is almost exactly like the oil which
supplies tho hair with iB vitality.
Sold By druggists or sent on receipt oil price, 81 90,
BENTON HAIR GROWER Co.,
D&W Cleveland, o,
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NV YORK, Feb. lL-Flour receipts so,9s2 pack.
ages exports $50 barrels and p 5IS sacks; market
dull and weak; EAles 1850 barrels Wheat re-
celp1 nOnei eIporA $500 bushels; sales 9072 900
buihels OF futures and 232,0OO bushels Of spot;
options heavy; ungraded spring s7JEc; Canada
spring 9lNc; No. ! red 0l5<c; No. 2 red February
Ss5ici March sgc; April OG9fa9lc. closing at 909c;
May 81 I.l6A9lHc, closing at BIG; juno slhA
81 b.l6c, closing At 95&c; December elkc. Corn,
receipts lb,tO0 bushels; exports 82,S7l bushels:
sales ll2O0 bushels Of futures and l6l 900 bushels
Of Epoti options closed dun; spot AieAdy ungmded
So a6O5lc; No, 2 February 81 l6c; March 6S9Sc;
April sec; Nay bS,Sa591sc, closing a. b51tc: June
bsAA59c closing n esaSci August 6oaGQ5c; closing
at coo; septembef coke. OAS, receiI q 1900 bush:
els; exports tis,000 bushels sales q 0O0 bushels Of
futures and ~ 600 bushels Of spot market steady;
mixed western sS1Sailo; white do llAEsc. Hay
steady. HOPS dull Coffee spot fair; Rio dull at Ice.
options l0al5 points higher; ules 3I7S0 bags:
February l2,l0il3 2Oc: March l2.5Sal27Ocj April
II 25All60o; Nay i290Al2 sc; June i2ibAl2.S0
July II 15allscc; August IL 6Oc septeh Der u 500;
october li.2cc, sugar dull and nominal; ilit re
hninR quoted a. il.l6c; refined dull; q 53SR51fc;
ConiectiOnets A 6 l.l6a6tIo; graduated 65lc. NO
laSSea dull 10 test 2lc. Rice hrm. TAlloW easier,
RoSin quiet at q Is. Turpentine dull a &c
EgEs Arm; western 26G27c. Pork dull. Cut meat
eiIleE, Lard lsu Lctiyei western EteAnEPoI 7'S7'fl
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soOc: February 1870; March 7.9ie; Nay ole
June t6c; July l0c Butter steadyi western ~
SIC. Cheese In light requesti western nNal2n.
CHICAGO, Feb. lL-The markets en- Chang
EiI Nay wheat opened Al sllislSic, but
Iell barf 10 Sic. Corn weak Oats were active and
unsettled. PrOvltonI moderately active AND
shade higher Flour quiet a., ana ~ pfleT ,nrpT "a
CSC; No. red soc; July closing at ei2aci
March 76G76kc, closing at 76c; May siiS2tc'
closing At se June a5GslSc; e silIsi " ciS
\ ing At 5iKc: March I61SAl6lSc closing q 4SStc;
Nay S0IER5ikC, closing ~ 5o76c; June rs
closing AZ 5O5ec Oats, cash No Z 2sa2sI{e; NAY ~
al 'i SIC rye Rye cash No. ., slc barley, No.
76a77c. PlAxseed, MOL, 81 u. Prime timothy seed
12i6G2 q: Ness pork, cash. February Gnd M MarSs
/ Sii Isl; Nay So Scala ilH Lard, cash and h4rch
7.6TLc; May 7slxc; June ZOO. Bacon, short
ribi, S7Ho;tGhoulden 6O0A6.l6o; short clear Slg
whisky Sf Is. 5uga1, cutloai 17SAsSci gran ulhted
7o standard Sc Butter easier sGTS am Inu nf 5S
ITc
PtuIpuYIrrL, PA, Feb. lI.-HlouT, dull. Wheat
weak and lower; No. 2 red February 90EA9gl<c;
March Sl1G9l5{c April S2slag25zo; May SE54agsSc;;
Corn, spot steady but quiet futures neglected and
lower; no. 2 high mixed 6sHc.. Oats spot steady;
ungraded white IOISc: No. 3Whlte 4Oa4O1fc: No.
white 4lA4lkc; futures quiet; No, white teDiu'
airy iiaIIAc; March aud April 4lhAil1ci Nay
4lJIEEAl2c Butter quiet; creamery extra 2so. Eggs
active; hn4 22Ic.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Feb. lL.-WheGt, Western eaE or
and dull; No. winter red spot SS1Sasgc: Feb
ruATy SSGss5ic; March Sg5fc bid; May 9iha9lAc.
655Zc bid; March bS1aa56c; May 661[R57c. Oats
easy and dull western white 40ailo: do mixed S7R
s9o ProyiGionl steady with fair demand. Eggs
easier; fresh 2AAl3c; lined l2Alic. Cohee nomi'
nRl; Rio cRrRoes ordinary 10 ihlr l6al61Ec,
OncrNEI1, o., Feb. H-Flour quiet. Wheat
easier; No. 2 red S55SAS7c; receipts $500 bushels;
shipments none Corn dull and lower; No. 2mi1ed
6lEA52c, Oats steady; No. mixed s3Ha2ic. Rye
duff: No. 2, 6la6Sc. Pork quiet a. sH 50. Land
steady At 76oc. Bulk meAB and bacon steady.
Whisky steady al 81 o. Butter, sugar and cheese
easier. Eggs weaker. at 2Oa22c.
ToIRDo, o., Feb. l4.-Wheat dull and steady; |
cash s4JSls5c May S7Hc June SIC; July S51Ec. |
Corn eRiler; cash 50I{c; May $50 Oats quiet; cash
80; May SC CloYgneed steady cash, February
and March 800.
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We the undersigned Banks and Bankers will nay
al PriEes drawn In Tho Louisiana State LoIiefiIl
which may be presented At our counters.
J. H. oGLESBY, Pres. Louisiana National bank.
PIERRE LAHAUX, Pres. State National Bank.
4, BALDWIN, Pres, New Orleans National Bank.
GAIL KoHN, Pres. Union National Bank.
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HARVARD UNIVERSITY.
Price greonleaf AID for Students.

a recent bcqucst enables Harvard uplyeHI.y to
offer additional aid IT. the amount Of So 90 y
yeArO deserving candidates for Tie degree Of Bach
elor OF ArtG. This aid will be distributed In sums
Of $50 to $3.50 year, and will be awarded mot
paid In advance to students or graduates OF other
colleges, or to candidates 70; tho RrcshmSn class.
Students or graduates Of other Colleges can DO cd.
mItted to advanced shading without passing CT.
ADinAuons Other candidates for admission must
pass the entrance exGmiuG,iors 10 June or Sep
TENDER. Blank forms Of application for admission
and for aid, and pa nphlHt' giving fall details 10
gArding any department Of tho UuIvs rs!ty, tArts,
Science, divinity, Law, Medicine, DsnIS Medicine,
Veterinary Medicine. or AGrcultunl may be oh.
tanned by applying to FRANK DoLLEs, Secretary Of
Harvard UniVersity, 8, University Hal, Cambridge.
HG.NWAP
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fTRUsIEE's SALE.

Ey virtue Of deed OF II ust made by Thomas ".
giisps6n aud sIbell4 Il rnson, his vile, 70 me Al
t,n,,e1, dated Irue "A, 1856 recorded IN the ONCE
N ina CLERK Of the County Court OF Ohio county
West Virginia, In Deed q Trust Book No. %, page
T,f viii sIl al the norm front door Of the Court
House 0! said county, on
SATURDAY, the I'd DAY Of MARCH, 1888,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. ~, the following de-
SfEci property that Is 10 say: AL that part oil lot
BG.I6rf5d one hundred aud fOrty.ihree, situated
an ne east side Of ChApline street In the city Of
Hhalllpg Ohio county, West Virginia, which II
lGs-ribei - follows: BEGINNING At the northwest
fo,ner Of salG lot No 1913 and running SouthWArdly
thirty Nh &c feet along the east line OF Chapline
tinri: ihon extending back eHStHRrdly bearing an
even li,h OF Thirty three feet 10 the line Of James
nc tlila 10 the above property Is believed TO be
rsf'r.t but selling as trustee | Will convey only
ibr lille vested 10 me by said deed Of trust
TTEgs on s,Lz -Orc.ihird and - much more as
The rufcha,cr eltft, 10 pay, In cAh on tho day oil
,slc me bsGuce Ia two equal irsIallmenu In one
and lw0 years notes beSIiDg Interest 70 DO given
Tor he deferred payments And secured by deed Of
irut on he properly. EDd the buildings 70 De kept
in,gryd for the benefit Of such trust
". ]. n. COKDEN, Trustee.
n II HiuER. AucttOnCer.S 1873
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\, Virtue oil deed Of trust made by Isaac
vssIf,t 10 me - trustee, dated June s, 1885, re-
S",ist in the office Of the Clerk Of the County
Cnrrt AZ Ohio county, West Virginia, In Deed Of
I'M Roof No n pago 243 will sell At the north
do5r Of The Court House OF said county, on
SATURDAY, tho @5th DAY Of FEBRUARY. 1888,
commanding at 10 O'Clock A. ~, the following de.
Srfbed property, that u 70 say; The south hall OF
T., r1sib.f one hundred and thlrty.iouF (l3t),
,,n,irg on tho cast side Of Market squArO, In the
Ffrs ward, IN the city OF Wheeling, Ohio county,
Wet yirgin!a, With tne imptoEemen M he ns6
bnllilns and outhsilding;
O'IbeII,le i believed 10 be good, but selling a.
Trustee viii convey only the title vested In me BY
,aJt deed Of uusl
TrsS. ~ lGLE-o One third caAh, or as much more
=, tbs purchaser may elect, on day OF tAle, the
S,itnrr IN Two equal instAlmenu at one and two
ne purchaser 10 give notes for deferred pay.
ll'r5ts bearing slx per cent: the ule will be re-
mined mil payment Is made In full
q, U. SMITH, Trustee.
IA II V,tfER AuCtionGeF, iS8
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Ths Features of the Money and stoel
Markets.

the Features OF the Money and stook
Markets.
NEW YORK, Feb. N.-Aoney on call easy at 2G71S
per cent, closed offered at az, Primo mercantile
paper 5a6 per cont, Sterling exchange dull but
steady and unchanged. Sales Of stock today were
Is, 092 shares.
The stock market to-day was dull while the tluC,
tIiRtionS were quiet In keeping with the limited
business done First prices were steady, but the
list sagged OF fractions in the early trading, a
long a. there were any business 10 notice, but the
movement was Of short duration, and the most In
ten4e dullneSs overSDreAd tho list
The standard oil brokers were prominent buyers
OF Reading The market closed very dull and
about steady at close to the tit prices The ma or'
ity Of the list arc iractlOnally lower.
Railroad bonds were dull; sales $4,000
Government aud State bonds dull and steady.
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OuuAao, Feb. l4.-The DropeT's Journal reporlS:
OAttle-Receips 5000 head; shipments 1000 head
market strong: fancy s. l015 60; steers g ooAi %:
mixed 81 7oa3 10 HoRH-ReceipU 1900 head; ship
menu 1000 head; market opened steady and closed
l0c lower; mixed s. O5 heavy IS S6A5 rs; light 81 Is
R5 20; Ekips s. Sous 00. Bheep-ReccIptH 900 head;
shipments Zoo head market steady; natives s. 00a
5 %; western 81 76G5 Isl Texans s. 26ai 20; lambs
81 76a6 Is.
EAST LBRTY, Feb. a. Cattle - Receipts l52
head; shipments 70 bead: market dull a JCster'
days prices. HogE--ReccipH SO head: shipments
COO head market RGtivei PhllAdelphias s. s0R5 90:
mixed IS 7Ua575; Workers s. b0a5 90; common TO
fair IS seas 80: pigs Si75R5 ". Sheep--Reoeips
a. yesterdays prices.
CINCINNATI. o., Feb. N.-Hozs weak; common
aud light q 0OA5 So; packing and butchers S. S5A
8 rs; receipts 800 head; shipments GO1 head.
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Address Registered Letters to
ERw ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New OrleAnF, Ia,

pEuEupEp That the presence OF Generals
nEMEHpEn BcaurcgArd and Early, VINO are
In charge Of the drawings, Ia guarantee OF abSo.
lutte fairness and integrity, that tho chances arc all
equGl, and that no one can possibly divine what
number will draw RriIe.
REMEMBER that the payment Of all Prizes ia
GUARANTEED by -FOUR NATIONAL.
BANKS OF New Orleans, and tho Tickets arc
signed by the President Of an Institution whose
chartered rights are recognized In tho highest
Courts; therefore, beware OF any limitations or
anonymous schemes.
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The Only Remedy
FOR
Contagious Blood Poison.
663 main Sc, BUFFALO, MY

Nrp n, Adams Union, South Carolina,
VTrIIeS Z" was AFFLICTED with terrible case
OF blood poison for about thirteen mnnthh
was treated by tho best pny SciAns, anu ~ ~,
substantial relief. nnally tried the swift
Specific, and about four bottles cured me
sound and we'll" -,-.,
the opcliEA, Ala, ztHeS under pate OF
August j, 1851. writes; When I was
4 young man, through lndisrreuor, ] con
traetsi dlsea Cow, whS n1, aI I ijH' Years
GincC 1 WINS troubled with palms 80 rs TO
make II ilfiicult for mo To walk. Having
ndVcTtiscti the =. Z. :. In my payer orssrermat
there waa any efficacy In the mcdleine.
commenced using it according TO directions
and used half dozen bottles. was once y
,.Trn miles and have never felt any return
OF the old malndy. After e1prtiehSlns tne
good effects must say am hallsIel VIVA n
tho result. am AlEty'eiGht year, oL aSe hI ~
Hfeoi now Ike young man and can 50 70
Inc case when necessary aud set up from alk
10 eight thousand ems without any neon.
Tenience. I send you thb without sollclIA-
uS Nj p. wochi, I'll North Avenue, cnlcaso,
under date OF Juno u, 1851, writes: u deem
Il my duty to thank you for tht cure 10
ceiycd from your rNcnllrnt n, iH.lS I'm
ing about two years ngo. Hearing nl your
niedlclnc, I went TO drug Store thH lito-
pFiRtOF Of which pertdauel Hin ~ w
nFrDarntlOu Of hts own, which no tpll Wn4
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And rFGw worse all tho time, A. last got
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fIisnd who told MO that your medicine hha
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Sssin and demanded your tneaieine. He 70,
lurihntiy sllj me twelve bottles, and hhl
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bsns6t OF sufferers, TO pfogpnt theiT icing
Deceived by false representations lluhhk
You again Tor the bcnclt derived from your
medicine" ,.-.,.,.,
rHsIdins IN EllaTllia, Schley County Georgia,
IN a irttrT TocOunting the ininlllble success
10 has 10 curing contagious bl"pd Igleah
easrS IN hls extensive practle,, NTiicS;
s'ThOse who know tho Utmost lncNltaDis,
Dsrnnneutly dangerous eIcttA OF ncEruy
viii welcome your discovery OF 3 r. \ ~ 2
SSSn 10 humanity. The medical PROGRESSION,
SNsSs NARY Of proprietary melIclnts,
coming s!OSly, End In some cas-, secIctiy'
10 Inc use Of S. Il. b. 20 rascs OF nl0Sl US
on,isr, OF course mrtielue 'hal culra
noIsOnIng In Its wort form muAt puL4g III
blood Of every disorder"
Trsatlfo or blood aud skin Diseases mailed
fres, Tug SWIFT srEcirlc Co,
Drawer = Atlanta, Ga
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HRw YoRK. Feb. Il -Pctroieun opened weak al
SIC on the reports OF new production during the
hRt hour, the price declining 10 S5JEc on heavy
selling caused by stop orders being reached, but
when this selling was exhausted the market rallied
and advanced steadily until the close, which was
strong At SSssEc. Sales S,l!s,0O0 barrels.
OIL CRY, pa, Feb. Il Opened At s71So; highest
ss5<o lowest S65zu closed Et sac; aes l.4gl oOC
barrels: oleAmnces l.lSG 900 barrels; runs 43,lS1
barrels; shipments SO,75S barrels; charters 1870
barrels.
BRADPoRD, Pa, Feb. l4-opeued at SsEc; closed
at $50: highest sS5[c; lowest S61fc; cleArances
sc, C01 barrels.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Feb. lI.-Petroleum dull;
opened at Ss5zc;. CLOSED al ss7Sc; highest sS5zci
lowest S6Jfc.
TTrUNItIB, Pa, Feb. 14-opened at $50; highest
SS55<c; lowest $3.50; closed At SsiSc,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-15

The best salye in the world for cuts,
bruises, Boros, ulcsB, salt Theum, fever
sores, tetter, chspped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptonS, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. Il
Ia guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded, Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by Logan & Co.