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The Magnolia gazette., 1888-06-09

Tue one that bas thus FAR given us an
our victories for Prohibition. That
party in tho last Legislature stood for
our principles. 1t recognized the
Democracy as progressive party not
tied down aud shnckled by the cid think
80 ideas, Of the past.
An effort will be made to get third
ticket 10 our STATE. Lot MS haye moths
Ing to DO with suoh measure. II
would be a suicidal one, wonld plunge
cur friends inso deep grlef and would
reiard the great principle Of progress
that is nov bsckoning our people on.
!. is afdeully 70 be hopel that the
good sense Of Prohibiliouis;s kill
repress any movemens looking towards
an atilaiion vita the third ticket peo>
pie, Just put on foot al Indianapolis.
We var On 90 Eian. srd cn 40 msu's
private Interest
we are opposed 70 tie sale. aud all
over,hror i IS lssisi asi legitimate
nssns ilue eAa, BAT in dJing 50 We
ere sesuaisd %. ~ apy feeling q.
STRIFE ,ovArl. ite saloon neu, bat by
oar desire 70 s5rares tie connoa
Hesi oi iise people NJ nsu has the
iiile 10 fee simple o ssll lqaar. TIL,
y tat delegated poser, rBd tie sane
4 delegated poser. that has invested ths
saloon keepsr With this right, ior
/ yer, has The same poser n uiihdrau
. vben ibs lease IS out. that Que hal
10 refnse % re s, house 81 farm, to .
MAJ 70 whom be rented i last year
Ia declining 10 te.license tile busiucSs
We do no man any wrong.
Oar prospects are hopeful FOR ",
have al The grea, future TO work IN
The great moral reforms demanded D.,
society. Ike tho Mills Of the Gods woil
slowly bnt ueye. iheless they all uorl
ou. Seas nor monliairs 10 not sla,
their progres'; but working on il
silent grandeur, they re.mould III
human dssue. aud formulate lappie
aud more glorious CIVILIZATION.
Imprisonment 70. debi, couGsca,ion o
tue property aud liberty Of prisoner
taken 10 var. aud the sacking aud desc
listing Of cities, all were ouca enqrsl,e
N ,he popular mind IS rccessafy thrg.
bu, The genius II reform attacked Them
uni they have witherei from the >ortd
Thus Reiorma eoes on aud as she crush
es one old antqualed eyii ont. she VT
her iiowiug banner. with "Sic, sempe
Tyranuis," inscribed thereon, move
forward TO the next Que OF the heads ,
Hydra.
Every ghl educated in this couut
gyoNs M into another living factor /
wo,k with compeudlous energy Tor III
destruction Of the saloon.
Let tho great waichword OF Prohipi
iiou float along our line. and let 1t /
the pillar oi cloud by day and OF fre h
night 70 beacon us on. Rememb,
then
You are the watchers OF beacon.
Whose ilame can never die.
You're the guardians of an alter,
That shall ever burn, on high.
MEMO.
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ofieers Of COupN Prohibition Tx. Com
G. c. oinsoS... .-..SA0soIIA. ..,..cuAiRMAS
REv: n. ,. lEwis.. ...suMNit. t......sacntTasY
O. ArKtNeoN..,. q ...-..rEEast RrR
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GolAo Sourn.

NOTE. Trains Nos /. 9, land 1. daily.
G. GALyANI,
Feb %, 1888. Local Agent.
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Religious directory

METHODIST = Preaching lat anu Sid Sab
baths in ear month"; at II Il ~ aud u M.
Prayer meeting, cvory Tuesday evening at
Z IN. Sabbath school every Sunday, al .
o'slSck a. IA. Rev. /. w, Adams Pastor.
BAPTIST Preaching anl aud 4'l SuDnall,s
at IL y. IN. and p, m. Sabbath Sonool
ev ~ Sunday at O'clock a. III, Ed. j. II.
lane Pastor.
PRESBfTERIAN Preaching 3rl Sabbath
III each month at ii M aud p NJ. Sab
BATH School every S-IaRy at 8 o'clock, u m.
Rev. j. G. Graham, Pastor.
EPISCOPAL Preaching 2ud aud Itll Tues
days IN each mouth ut II a III aud IN.
Rev. e. Thorp, Pastor.
CATHOLIC;-P Preaching itli Sabbath IN each
month. Pastor, ReY. fataer a J Finn.
Magnolia Directory.
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Invention

Has rcyolutionized the weid dnrinl. the last half
century Not least ainoag the wonders OF insentitc
progress Is q mefhod and SIXTEEN of work that can
be performed all over the country without separst
isg the ~ rtcrs forop their homes. Pay l,her,.i.
any one can do the wcrk either sex, ,oune or oids
YOU arc started free Cul this oui and return souS
and viii send you frce something of gratr valac
ard inrur tancc 70 you thar VIII stit yon IN hes
cwat. fAaa anythsn.s ylse Ii thc world. Grand
utht troe, -Nl4gss< fsua < Co, augusta, Maine
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There's a good time coming.
Thsush We cannot tell the data.
Bnt We: 'tis sateiy IN the way
At tclegraDhie rate
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WEHTEu HNN Active and ia.trt.ecnf ?
Ul1tEu k49 repis-ta a. IL isr
an eld rrh Refersees fn.uirsSi, pcfsnsneng r,,ft,
nd good salary GAY < blN1S u .aAf-ia5 a \ ,
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$poHlpIrIos @HpAnrnnar.

-cosbucrtp NJ.
T. Il. TATE, osYKA.
j. u. sTERNBERGER, MAGNOLIA
W. Is. NIXON, TYLERTowN.
II. W. FEArHERsTuN ,HoLNEsvTLLE.
c1IAs. II. oTKEN, SUMMIT.
W. Is. RUSSELL, SUMMIT.
o. n. ouIN. M'c0MB CRY.
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THROUGH THE STATE.
Accidents and Incidents in West vlrginii
tI and N'IrInItv


Accidents and Incidents in West Virginia
and Vicinity.
A new paper is to be started at Nicho-
las Court House.
'Charlestown, Jefferson county, will
have a system Of water works.
Twelve young ladies' graduated at the
LewisbHrg Female Institute last week
A fiye.and-a-half foot vein Of coal has
been discovered near Frankford, Green
brier county. u
Hon. W. H. II. Flick is slowly recoy'
ing from his late paralytic attack, ard il
now able to sit up.
to celebrate the Fourth
of July on a grand scale are being made
in several counties.
Mr.. David Oats, Of Sedan, Hampshire
county, has cat that lately gave brit
to two kittens and two squirrels. Sh'
seemsto think as much OF the latter q
she does OF the former.
While DR.. W. r. Potter, Of Preston
county, was engaged in shearing sheep
few days ago, sheep kicked the shear
out Of his hand, knocking them agains
a beam which formed a brace across thu
shed in which the Doctor was working
Fearing they would fall on his head, b.
lodged to one side and they struck hin
on the calf OF the right leg, Just below
the knee, severing one Of the small al
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Are YOU disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by a sick child suffering and
CRYING with pain Of cutting teeth? II
80. send at once and get a bottle OF Mrs,
WNsLow's SooTHINa SYRUP FOR Gnu
pRgS TEErHINd. It's value is incalcula-
ne. It Will relieve the poor little SUI.
ierer Immediately. Depend upon II
mothers, there is no mistake about II. II
cures dysentery and diarrh1a, regulates
the stomach and bowels, cures WIND
cbolic, 'softens the gums, reduces the in
flammation and gives tone nd'energy
n the whole system. Mrs. WIEsLow's
SooTH,So sYRuP FOR CHILDREN TEETH
mo Is pleasant to the taste, and Is the
prescription Of one Of the oldest and
hest female nurses and physicians in thu
United States, and is for sale by all drug
Sists throughout the world. Price 2
cents a bottle. AWE4w
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BoNDs-CIyOsED DID,
j. s s Is eeaiPito;ia.:i2s s coaPSn .iSi


NEW YoRK, June 9.--Pionr dull. Wheat,
moderately active; receipts 1000 bushels. ex.
ports 1855 bushels; sales l,ll6,OO bushels OF
futures and $1,000 bushels Of spot: options
closed strong; No. . spring SIC delivered; un.
graded red &c: No. 2 red June o. Sa9l5Ic, clos.
Ing ut 9l14c; July g299sage,sc, closing Of H!sEc;
August 927.lGS9S S.lGc, closing o. $50; Sep.
TENDER $3.50; December 9bjfG9J Slice, closing at
66Lc; May 81 OOisnl COZ, closing at 81 G1{.
Corn, receipts l0i,GjO bushels; exports 1885
bushels; sales l,ilS,0OO bushels Of futures and
$4,000, bushels Of spot; options heavy; No.
Der GC1tc: october G054aGlHc; November COISIsa
GO5.c closing at 60JiO. Oats, receipts Is 900 bush.
cells: exports 4G,O, 0 bushels sales 5000 bush.
els Of futures and 5l,O0O bushels OF spot;
market lower and dull; mixed western SSGt0e;
white do 49ai7c. Hay steady; shipping 66a1Oc.
Hons QUIET, Coffee, spot fair; Rio nominal at
lie; options 30aS5c points lower aud fairly Rc
tive; sales $500 bags; June lS.aDAl3'b0c; July
i2.iGAl23Sc; August II. l0ali.a5c; September 1875
alO COc; October, December, January, February,
March, AprIl and May 10. 00al0,2iC, Sugar quiet
aud unchanged; refined dull; yellow 65Ic. Mo-
laSScs dull. Rice firm. TNii0w hrm II SIC.
RoIln dull, Turpentine dull. Eggs firm at 10
western steam spot ST5c; June S73c; July
sac; August S.74c; September and October S.7Sc;
city steam S,l5C. Butter firm; western l2ISc.
Cheese quiet and Arm; Ohio Nat 7aSc.
CHICAGO, June 9.-WheHt was excited to-day.
morniIEcr 10 the Chicago Board Of Trade. The
figures showed y slight increase In the condition,
making the additional wheat crop 1873, while II
gave an increase Of about per cent IN HcreGge.
Corn also had lair trading. Oats were modcr'
Rtcly active, Provisions were dull and heavy.
Flour quiet and unchanged: Wheat, cash No
SPFlng 1+AsGc; No red sSEsc; June st1taSS35Sc,
closing at SSlc; Jnly ~ gL5ehc. el3sin a. seIsci
September closing ~ SJIoi HeeS IN
81 SaSI1Ic, clnsinght $40 Corn. oAn 10; :,
5i%C; June otosinS ~ o. J,llly 3s4
RbIIs %, closing at bsISe; AIHu.t CLOS.
ing ut b1hci September h;tahtse, Si9einE, AZ a
6ilGc Oats Sash No, No. "a SI nsSr, 4,
closing at 391sc; July SE cjosing o. 6!tc
August 2S1sAtfc, closing q SSS' ssPtemnD S
C!osing ~ b. y, ~ all Il p. tI
49,, ssT q 100 n SesS Sotk eSSb 81 oS:
II.. ~ asSIt * Stosi1v nj SD IA, IHruSt sii *
NY 0iS 1sStn1 ~ ali ~ Sentember Sli iSRlI ~
SSs in St ~ M g. lard, Ssh s.5s July SGa;c
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For collie and grubs, for lung fever,
cough and hide-boupd, l give Simmons
Liver Regulator in mash twice day.
You can recommend it TO every one
having stock as the best medicine known
for the above complaints. In using it
with my chickens, for cholera and gapes,
/ mix it with the dough and feed it to
them once day. By this treatment !
have lost none where the Regulator was
given promptly and regularly. E. I. TAY-
LoR, Agent for Changers OF Georgia.
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teriesand large vein. The hemorrhage
was not stopped until a half gallon oil
blood was lost, and the Doctor is in q
critical condition.
Dan Morgan, q colored man OF Martins
burg, became intoxicated on Tuesday
night, and started to walk up the Baltl-
more 4 Ohio railroad to his home. When
near ShafTer's crossing he was overtaken
by engine No. 445, and being unable 70
get out Of the way was run over and
Killed. His body was terribly mangled.
Miss Clara, the l3-year-old daughter
Of ". o. Towns, of Martinsburg, made
narrow escape from serious or fatal IN
jury on Thursday evening OF last week.
While walking along Kent street, near
the gus house. she received bullet
wound Just above the right ankle. The
cause OF the accident was the careless
use Of fire arms by boys old enough TO
know better.
viii Foster made an assault on Riley
Shanklin, OF Indian Greek, Summers
county, one day last week, and seriously
II not fatally injured him, breaking his
"a u.t anu . iniIs in! ot od boan hefore The
~ seems tnat : o S:l na aas. q. tLo Nav
term, but made no indictment. Shank
lin saw him returning and told him he
had sworn a lie. Whereupon Foster at
tackled him with his gun stock with the
the above results. Foster lives in Mon
roe and Shanklin in Summers county.
~ -. 10 'nUusn' 'i,"NN n W.
me snePnerastoWn h suS I puD, ,oin1
t tte ioiowIng; AN ise' Il, L nnr D eTcbsDSes
S VIZ lounus VI sot1H tor.,, wears IA
concerning an egg tlat 70 5 III! ,!os n noJS
anu soine m, Cois n."; h tu Ia nrc.
over II, Tue hegl3se, nD" 'oa IA ~ pu
p" teu ~ ia nae. ' n"a Ma {tself in az.
o eane O"I n, Se WoS 1% morn;re Mr
g gsaI on mSoh haJ Ho,;csJ the para'
Sacop 9Ieesa, xnV .I,o oS ne goose eSr
8aapn reie III W, Sp o,Si And there 10
may nt ~. mas ~ iOS S.uT' 4o,,St 90 n The mr..
L ny sLe sn1u .I ~ o.otooont The COO In
I TgSI Vi tne hv liz oodtoths, IN
Nc NJ h W. f fstber viii this inscrintion
~ ~ :; S ~ soI . .tiocoh sbeetz was
I Ia.a ~ 1a III 1es1 on i-c5@ THO oIJSr Mr.
S SSin oG nS ~, i'' I'll Lie I;fa and of
5nee1% kSp' tne Ss aa n narat,,}IS nrs
1i's usHN T mo en- e had he"n Jved rad
onJ t 10 ~ ;rsar;nt;eSSS and the Ornamental.
anu tne tn nS IN" ~ II thev had be"n
tion ale US pan aS TLo oaH il
sciatGnIu y" out ona brt coneaor
cettaln!y Nener .La, 10 ,so o Nc
conPels Us 70 , say Sii"S 20 40 nroJncer If
a ,n, Gl1icie VI toU UtOt 4 ~as Lmrdrod
sosnhs - NOV =, m MAJ ~ Voc ~ ~
anu ~, 'lfeo ye'io "sO'
The special tram when passed mere on
last saturday Win Tue Nu!ulnet clup VI
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Crimes lead into one another.


Mr.. W. II. Morgan, merchant, Lake
City, Fla, was taken with severe, Cold;
attended with distressing Cough and
running into Consumption in its first
stages. He tried many so,called popular
cough remedies and steadily grew worse.
Was reduced in flesh, had difficulty in
breathing and was unable to sleep. III
nally tried DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption and found immediate
relief, and after using about n half dozen
bottles found himself well and has had
no return Of the disease, No other rem
edy can show SO grand record Of curei
as DR.. Kings New Discovery for con
sumption, guaranteed to do Just what il
claimed for it. Trial bottle free at Lo
gan 4 Co.'S drug store.
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Q1e SntelliQellter.
once Noa. 20 and ~ Fourteenth Street.
TIE WHITE FEATHER AND THE RED BAN.
DANNA. --


Neir York TrbuHk.
(The fact that Mr.. Cleveland during the lRsi
four wears has been chiefly conspicuous for show
Ing The White Feather and that Mr. Thurman Il
closely associated IN the public mind vita The
Red BaudAnnA renders II obvious that tue tiekei
nominated ut st. Louis will be neatly symboliEed
on the DemocmtiG tTanEparenciGs carried during
Red RAndRnnn. And the emotion which thest
symbols will excite In tho soul Of the average
Democrat is beautifully expressed In the follow
Ing campaign songl:
Come all ye Jolly Democrats and mOurntul Mug.
And raise The cheer and toss tho hat and beat
your biggest drum;
All hail the ticket in the field! o raise q loud
hOsAnnR,
To Clevcland's feather showing white and Thur.
mans red bRndAnnal
ChoFus-IlEIRg forth the red baadaRnR!
Old ThurmRn's red bandannA!
The feather white Wen hide from sight
Behind the red bandanna!
II.
Four years ago tho people all heard Grover C..
No man who'd served his country's veal could
But now to grab a second term Just see him
stTnln his tether--
To lead the van we choose the man who shows
the tell.tRie feather.
ChOrus-Brlug forth the red bRnd0nnA
Old Thurman's red bandAnnA!
The feather white well hide from sight
Behind the red bandAnnR!
Four years ago our Grover stood, the MugwumpE'
They said he dotted on Reform, the goddess
EklEfysCyed;
But now the Mugwumps beat their breasts
whCne'er they come together,
And Curtis sObs that Cleyeland's shown the
white, the tell.tale feather!
ChOFus-Brlng forth the red bAndHnnA!
Old ThuFmnns red bAndRnnAl
The feather white Wen hide from sight
Behind the red bandRnnRl
Four years ago twas Grover c. u famous order
gave!
Keep ont Of politics, !" he wrote, "behavO your.
selves, behave
Ills Fed'nl plRcemCn heard him through and
then they asked him whether
lie talked Tor 6uncombe or Tor keep. and lo-thc
telltale feutherl
forth the red bRndAnnAl
Old ThnrmNu's red hGndannal
The feather white We II hide from sight
Behind the red bandannRl
V.
How shall we hide the feather white which
Grover Cleveland shows?
How march behind the feather white and face
DIR gallant foes2
The task 4 hard, the feather white looks poorly
I'll our banner,
We'll have TO hide tho feather white behind the
rcd bAndHnnl.
forth the red bandannRl
Bring forth the red bUndannR
The leather white well hide from sight
Behind the red bandannR
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Doubt is hell in the human soul.
A MnrnIng.


The modes OF deaths approach are
various, and statistics show conclusively
that more persons die from diseases OF
the Throat and Lungs than any other
Il is probable that everyone, without ex-
ception, receives vast numbers of Tu-
bercle Germs into the system and where
these germs fall upon suitable soil they
start into life and develop, at first slowly
and is shown by slight tickling sensa-
ton in the throat and if allowed to con-
tinue their ravages they extend to the
lungs producing Consumption and to
the head, causing Catarrh. Now all this
is dangerous and il allowed to proceed
will in time cause death. At the onset
you must act with promptness; allowing
a cold to 90 without attention is danger
GUS and may lose you your life. AS soon
MS you feel that something is wrong
with your Throat, Lungs or Nostrils, OBJ
tain a bottle OF Boschee's German
Syrup. 1t will give you immediate re-
lief. nav
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BRApsrNELI-s RRPORT.
The outlosk for the Wool and Iron
Markets.

/ NlEANNAs
New York, June 9.-BrGdtireet'S re-
view Of the markets says: Interest in
the wool trade centres chiefly in the
country, where buyers for Eastern deal
ers and manufacturers are investing in
the new clip cautiously. Prices through
out the interior are, as usual at this sea-
son, above the seaboard level. This,
however, does not prevent more or less
buying for immediate use. Increasing
activity appears ut San Antonio and
and other points in Texas, where con-
siderable quantities OF eight months
wool have been sold at 10 cents to 161
cents per pound. A more liberal move
ment is under way in California, with
the range OF prices from II cents to IL
cents per pound. In Utah something
has has been done at l2l cents to Is
cents. Shearing is in full progress
in Ohio, and is beginning in
Michigan, Montana, and Wyoming.
Prices are not generally established
in the States named. In the Northwest
buyers are not operating. Prices at Lon.
uOu aIc nun CGuI W Oue GVAb pea PSuAAA
higher than at the close Of tue last series
Of sales. The auctions will be resumed
the 10th inst. A limited amount OF bus
iness is under way at Boston on the re-
cent level of prices. While there is no
tendency to an advance, it is generally
thought that the bottom had been
reached, at least for the present. 1.-THE
Mills bill passes tits thought the chances
there may be further small decline,
though the chances for legislation have
been discounted to considerable ex.
tent. Holders are letting go Of their old
stocks OF California and Texas wool.
The amount Of Heeces left on hand is
limited, on which account, though, there
is little inquiry; values are steady.
There is fair request for pulled wool.
Large stocks OF foreign wool are still |
held in bond, Current quotations are
rs follows, with COMPARISONS:
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Simmons Liver Regulator.

1t Is purely vegetable and OF 80 mild a natn
child or he youngest infant with perfect safety
and the hRppIest results. The child Will not re-
bel against taking It. ItdOcs not compel them
10 remain Indoors or require any change q dlet.
Keep Il always near ut hand and you VIII have
q family physician which will ave you many
doctors Bills and much anxiety.
~ have used simmons Liver Regulator
for many years, having made Il my only
Family Mcdlclne. My mother before me
was very partial 30 It II IA a safe, good
and reliable medicine for any disorder OF
the system, and II used IN time Is great
preventive Of SicKnGss."-Rey. jAMBS
ROLLINS. Pastor 81. L. Church, South,
Fairfield, Va.
Examine TO sec that you get the gennlne: Dis
tlnHuished from all frauds and limitations b. our
red Y Trade. Mark on front OF Wrapper, and on
the side the seal and signature OF J. II. zEiLlN &
IN. jei.NwFAw
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CfNcfNNATi. o. juno 9.-RlOur easy Wheat
steady; No. 9 red Ole; receipts 1905 bushels:
shipments 1000 bushels. Corn dull and lower;
No. mixed SSaSSlfc. Oats dull aud lower No. 2
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Faith builds bridge across the gull
Of death.


Mrs. Phoebe Chesley, Peterson, Clay
county, Iowa, tells the tollowingrcmark,
able story, the truth oil whichis vouched
for by the residents Of the town: 81 an
7S years old, have been troubled with
kidney complaint and lameness formany
wears; could not dress myself without
help. Now am free from all pain and
soreness and am able TO do all my own
Homework. owe my thanks TO Elec
tric Bittes for having renewed my
youth, and removed completely all dis
eSse and pain" Try o bottle, soc. and 81
at Logan < Co.'S drug store.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

Summer Law Lectures (ninc weekly
begin nth July, 1888, and end l2th September.
Have proved Of signal usc-lH, TO students who
design 10 pursue their studies nj this or other
Law School; I'd, to those who propose to read
privately; and ID, to practitioners who have not
had the advantage Of systematic instruction.
JoHN u. MINOR, TrOi. Com. and Stat. Law.
YnviHNWPIW
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Tho BEST SAVE in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhenm, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblainss,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required, It
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price, 20 cents per
box. For sale at Logan & Co.'s drug
store
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SC Rye dull: No. ., G6A67c. Pork quiet at
sI4 50 Lard firm ut S.lbc. Bulk meats easier;
short RIB T.7Sc. Bacon steady; short clear
gl91Fc. Whisky quiet; sales OF 40 barrels at 81 H.
Butter, sugar ard cheese steady. Eggs easier
At lbc.
0OJSc. July gOI.c; August 9OC; December CSC
Corn dull: cash and June h5c. Oats quiet; cash
a5Izc .CloverSGed dull and firm; cash 81 ~; DC
tober 81 co.
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NV YORK, June p.-The market was quiet In
All respects. on Monday agents Will advance
prices ~ follows: New York mills 36-Inch
bleached to lie first call second TO none, and
oaklAwn 0Ginch bleached each first call and
second to none; JA5S.lnch bleachCd - each.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-06-11
Medical.
INVALUABLE for CHILDREN.

Parents are often worried about child show;
ing agnh Of dropping with iOsa 81 aPly.i1s' 1nd
no desire TO Join In the sports OF ~ pay ,,.s
elan, but Il Is plain that the child needs some.
thing. be prudent Do not force into Ine Young
and undeyelOped system strong ana nauseOu Us
drugs but medicine that VIII @I, i!Eis@seSSe
means. Such Il
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-06-11
FOR SALE.

Seven Roomed House, y South York street
tab RoOmed Brick House, corner Thirty
eighth and Weed streets. viii pay AZ an invest
splcudId Farm near Mt. Pleasant, Ohio. ON
Of he hest farms In Jefferson county.
seven ROOmed House on North FROM stfeS'
~ M RCcomcd House on North York street.
some Of The most desirable building lots II
thu old Fair Grounds.
building Lot on North Front street.
seven EOOmed House on South broadway
natural gas, And everything In good repair; 10
tOIl!O. Sa,UOO.
Four ROCmCd Cottage for $1,000.
@. o. SMITH.
Anil Real Estate Agent, l220 Main 81.