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Undertakes Establish Blacklist.

JERSEY CITY, July 2S.-The under
takers in this county have followed the
example OF the physicians and established
blacklist. They will not bury the dead
of any delinquent until the latter has
settled the bill which he has not paid MOI
made any effort to pay.
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De Lessep's Failure.

New YORK, July 2s.-The Engineering
Nercs to-day prints the following on the
Panama canal: Among all classes, and es-
pecislly among the foremen and laoorers
on the canal line, there is lack OF faith
and confidence, and there is no such abund-
ance of money on the Isthmus ss there
mad IN ha
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PNrkeraburg Repnbllcans.

Special TsleQrdm 10 The SadEGy Register.
PARKERsBURG, w. Va, July 2S.-To-
day the Republicans of Petersburg dis
trict held convention at which delegates
were elected to the county convention.
John Hogan and j. B. Beckwith were
nominated for constsbles, and S. 7. Staple
ton and Thomas P. Butcher for justices OF
the peace.
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Followed and Shot Her.

ST. LOUIS, July 28.-At Belleville last
night Morris Kamplsr, molder, aged 2t
years, had q quarrel with his wife Of whom
he was extremely jealous. She fled to West
Belleville to pass the night with friends
He followed an hour later and shot her, In
flicting mortal wound. Kampler wa
arrested
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Amendment to the Constitution

y VI -TT|TTUT'
dsNGy : WALKING.
-HrrfaIar,r .,F GFaFn
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Democratic Enthu,issm I'm Ohio.

RICHMOND CENTER, o., July 2S.-
Never has there been time when the
Democrats were rs enthusiastic rs they
are now On the other hand, Republicans
are disheartened, and numbers of them
are coming out strong Cleveland and Thur
man men. Let the rest of Ohio do as well
as the Nineteenth district in making gains,
and we will place the State in the Demo-
nr.nA.c Lat
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money 1aI I.2 Per Cent-Government
Dull and stsady-stocks Dull-FlOur
Dull and Upchanged-wheat Higher.
NEW YORK, July 2s.--Money on call
easy at 1a13 per cent; prime mercantile
paper 4a6l per cent; sterling exchange
dull but steady at 4S5aais7i.
GoyERNMENTs-Dull and steady.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-30
Amrndmpnt to the Constitution.

JOINT RESOLUTION No. Is PROPOSING AN
AMENDMENT TO THE COS STITUTION OF
TUE STATE PROHIBITING THE MANU-,
tNlkE MD SALE OF INTOXICATING
L'gI uES
E"'".Nr! hg the Legislature Of West Virginia
iNm'Ur1,C' All the members elected to each
unu>r ygrer,ug thrre'O.
D. Tina. the following be- and the same Is pro-
Iose! ASIAN amendment TO the Constitution of
t-tr ~.tfr. t.rWlt
q lad. section forty Of Article VI OF said
lNl>,..n.gu, rs % now Is, be stricken out and
IN 'o,nE,gg De- inserted lGCrgin, IN lieu thereof:
D. me usu.lia,JIr', sale and keeping for
SAFE. %. I'll intoxicating liquors drinks mix,
IAS'' AMI pTynsrl,tnlS, pt ~ hereinafter
pIol "." are "rrEes prohibited within this
S.N- ami the IDgIs.a.u-e shall without delay
P,g'.t' br appropriate legislation. for the strict
CA"''4uut ot tI'S pyuvI,iOu But the LegiSla
Vrr may ,royGr 10y law tor the manufacture
Nal. AMI SsrT. < lnr sale, O. alcohol, ard pre-
Fa'A,'..' .I.. H., iU- sC.galiir, mechanical aud
IA'N'lua. rt-ur'S = sur 81 wine for sac:an cntsl
t'l1N,N. under sufficient penalties and sCcuri
NaN .p tlNlr" iIr tue execution of such laws AS
may Re enacted an Ter this section.
AS.crI % February Il, lsS5.
FHoIcalou u' the foregoing proposed Amend
M,b ID 'Ar rUuSlt .liGa OF the State of IVES
''s'uA IS wHir pur> I8nt 20 the reQuirement
. S.v'i.Hh OF chapter % OG Acts 'SST
bat. E. W. WILSON.
Henry ;. WALKING
- of al
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Kansas, War Governor Dead. .

LEAvENwoRrH, KAs., July Ok
Governor Carney, the second executive
and was governor of Kansas, died of apo
plexy at seven this morning. He was
Governor during the years of 1863 and
1854.
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Convicted of Murder.

PTrrsBURG, PA, July 2s.-P. A.
Stout. who shot and killed his SON
Adolph last spring, because the boy sided
with his mother, was convicted to-day Of
murder in the second degree.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-30
IOl Years Old.

WoLFBoRo, N H., July 2s.-This is
the 1o@Bh@8y anniversary of Mra.
Nancy Edgerly, living with her daughter
in this village. She is fair health, with
hearing and vision but slightly impaired.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-30
Catching Rl1efish,

BAY SHORE, L. steam Yacht Suse
quehanna with President Cleveland snd
party on board still here. President went
fishing sgain this morning on small sailing
vessel in great south bay. 1t Is reported
he has caught forty bluefish.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-30
Ha L. Ont For CLEVELAND.

HARRIsBURG, July 25.-Adam W. Hos
Ter, former Republican, who LAST year
was on the Knights of Labor ticket in this
county for Register of Wills, is out in 9
letter for Cleveland.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-30
New York Stock Broker Falls,

NEW YORK, July 28.-The failure Of
George Morrison, stock broker and men,
Der Stock Exehenge, was announced on
the floor Of the Exchange to day.
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LIVE sTovK.


CHICAGO. July -. -Oattle-Rscstpts
9, 900 head; shipments 400 head; mar
ket slow and unchanged; steers IS Iaa
8 IS; stocken ard feeders 81 OOa3 90;
cows, bulls sn6 mixed 81 5Oa3 80; Texas
cattle s. OOa3 80; Wyoming feeders 81 IS.
Hoxs-R Receipts 1900 head; shipments
4, 600 head; market strong; mixed - 80
s6 40; heavy IS 1Os6 sly; light IS Pa
8 IS; skips 81 25a5 %.
Sheep-Receipts 1900 head; shipments
200 bead; market steady; natives IS oOa
4 SO; western shorn s. coal so; Texas
shorn s. O0a4 on; lambs IS O0a6 IS.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY. July 2s.--Catts--
Receipts FOB head; shipments TAI hssd;
market nothing doing; oil through con.
signments.
Hoss-Rscsipts ,. 100 bead; sbipmsnt
3, 600 head; marx 1t sctive; Philadelphia
SO 60a6 10; mixes, Sc 55a6 IS; Workers.
So 5Oa6 60; common TO fair 80 @a6 40;
pigs So 15a6 %.
Shssp--Receipts 1900 head; shipmsnts
3, 400 head; mari 1t nothing doing.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, Jaly Higher
and firm; commoE and light s. 25a8 20;
packing and butchers 80 25a8 90; receipts
300 head; shipments lao head.
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u, z. AU. RAILROAD.

Bellaire and GAINESVILLE through passenger train
leaves Belsre At $40 g. m, arrives at Bellsirs at
400 y. N.
Woodsfeld passenger train leaves Eellairs ut
4.2O D. m, arrives az Bellsire at SD q. n.
Slumerfeld Accommodation leaves Bellsir 81
leo .. m, arrives at Bellaire at l0:45 a. IN.
All trains daily except Sunday. Central stand
ard Time from BellAire.
layHEEIING AND ELM GROVE RAILROAD
w On snd after Monday, April 30, 1888, trains
on the Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad will
run as follows.
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M5eslias Resister
GYausIsrs' Sui6s.

A RRIyAL AND DEPARTURES OF TRAINS
"A EXPLANATION OF RxYxHESCE MARKS: spaily.
fSunday excepted. MONDAY excepted sun
day OILY. lSaturdsY excepted--7o Meridian.
May Is, ISIS Wheeling Enie which Is iust one
hour earlier ban Central Time:
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YtttsbuPR.
DIZZY GOODS.
Nsv York.

Nkw YoRK, July 2s.--Dry Goods-
The market was very quiet In demand ~
usual 10 half holiday Saturday, bat the
movement on old orders was very fair 10
good according to fabrics and styles.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-30
THE METAL SCHEDULE.

"The metal schedule shows small
changes only except in s'eel rails, where
The duty of SIT per ton is reduced to $ll
per ton. But even now under the present
tariff the difference between the price Of
steel rails in Liverpool and Philadelphia is
not more than So or 80, and this in face
of the fact that the pig iron aud spieglesen
used in ton of rails costs the American
manufacturer at least 81 more than the
English rail producers have to pay.
'Mr. SehOenhof, American consul at
Tunstail, has lately made inquiries into
tie cost OF production 10 Euglaud and
America The results OF his inquiries are
now pnblished by the Department of
State. If any proofs were needed to con-
vince the world of the ability of the Amer
lean manufacturer to take care of himself,
if on an equal footing so far as his mater
ial is concerned, Mr.. SchOenhofs care
fully collected data would supply them"
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-VlNi hE,0GD ION No. 70 PROPOSING AN
TT,TIE.\nNENf TO THE CONSTITUTION OF
".,o.yeH o,y the Legislature OF West Virginia,
d ~ .'.Nl> ~ a.. the members elected 10 each
hgI'e aE-...ug thereto.
~ 3. '.7' 10 owing amendment to Article Ill.
- sac, ol2tl alton o. the SlSte be, aud the same
at,'H- prrug, Il, t0-wit.
ma, 'N ,gcaon thirteen. OF Article Ill. as Il
n leu thDgn0s '''N '''e '''S ''N
v5,~ , H. insults at common law, where the
C'T.,r' ' ,nI.7p'e->y exceeds twenty dollars, ex.
ir+ 10. interest aud costs the right OF trial by
$500 = re- I.r log either party. shall be pre-
T, M anu IN such suit before Justice, Jury
A,r..,1 -. I ls ~ PERSONS.
"''''' (" February Il, lNS7.
r,,- ..'',tl'on ofthc foregoing proposed Amend
w., 'nr 'utSutuJiOn OF the State of West
OF 60, a is made pursuant To the requirements
.''A "oi chapter h Acts 1887.
R7r.,. E.W. WILSON.
HaNEFS. WALEER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-30
MIA. Cleyslaud I'm seclusion.

NEW BEDFORD, July 2a.-Mn. Cleye-
land desires not to meet any strangers and
has passed her time quietly indoors.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-30

nI nr,tI to the Constitution.
a All yE1ESDL TON No. q PROPOSING AN
THIS STATE, L |'-'oiliOllON oF
l W..,It-93y the Legislature Of West Virginia,
S",s.hirls Of all the members electsd % each
I' w agreeing thereto. '" s"'A'
VI oftbS c tae i.23..lowing amendment to Article
ann constitution Of this state be. and the
p 5,,,ccIeby proposed tO-yit:
now i - .C.lon twenty-five of Article vi. as 1t
serted In len ,s. out and the following In
longer ,SSS 'l4n the Legislature shall continue
ottgo-tbiris ~ S'y Jaws without the concurrence
HOG,a VI 'he members elected to each
agreed 10 February "a, ISL.
ment 10 1 NJ Of the foregoing proposed Amend
Virgns i 4 constitution Of tue State OF West
Of seciiS,, : usde pursuant to The re0uirements
'''''n Of chapter 60 Acts ISL 's4u''eiieH'A
By the Co-.- Z. w. WILSON,
HLSEY 5. WALKER.
Secretary OF State.
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MAGNOLIA.

HALM, is Cooling. Soothing and enjoyable
Liquid preparation for face. neck, srms and handsi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-30
MAGNOLIA

hahn lake HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BAIM VIA
you 70 tho ssaaids. Mountains + RzrA Ras9hi
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nj A G NOLIA

5ALk, lanishes Redness. Roughness Pinpus
Ties and gives alabaster Face. Neck Arms Hands.
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SUNDAYS

SUNDA1S.
Leave at 7:OOa m. and run every hour, except
at 500 n m aud run every hour until 1000 .. m,
except Church Trains which will leave the
Park at 9:I5 4. m. and Wheeling At l2:l5 and
9:l5 p m C. HIRSCH, Sup't
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MAGNOLIA

BALM gives a i;sSishinssiy BeaniifIstin. Head
ly used and can't 10 detected. Ono trial conyiDeesi
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PRODUCE.
NeW YORK.

NKw YORK, July g. -FIour-Receipta
12. 1878 packages; exports 4, 500 barrels and
G, 9O7 sacks; stronger sales IL, 100; common
to choice white wheat western export
81 4Oa4 20. Wheat-Receipts l3, 200 BUSH
els; exports 60, 800 bushels; sales 7,144,-
600 bushels; futures 14s, 900 bushels spot;
options closed firm; No. 2 Milwaukee 68tc;
ungraded red s5la93!c; No. 2 red July
91ia92lc; closing at 92 sc; August 923ci
September 9Oia91 &c; closing at 91tc; Octo.
Der 81 ls9IIc; closing at 9lsc; November
92s a92.c, closing at 92lc; December 83s
93Ic, closing at 93ic; May 97sa96sc, clos
ing at este. Corn-Receipts 20, $50 bush
els; exports 2, 1877; bushels; sales 1870.
600 bushels futures, q, 900 bushels spot;
options firm; ungraded 53la56ic; No. 2
August 54s54lc, closing at sac; September
53sa55tc, closing st 55c; November
53ta53lc, closing at 63lc: December 5Oa
soto, closing at sole. Oats--Rsceipts ~,
600 bushels; exports none; sales $780,.
OOOs bushels futures, $4,000 busheiss spot
mixed western aa3Sc; white do 42a46c.
Hay-Steady. Hops-Quiet and steady;
California 7a12c. Cofiee-Spot, fair BID
dull and nominal ct 142c; options steady.
sales 49, bags; July 1I2Oc; August
10 60a10. Csc. September, Zoe; October
8. 65a9 zoe; December, g. 85a9. zoe. Sugar
Dull and unchanged; refined dull; white
extra G SIC. Molasses-Dull. Rice quiet
Petroleum-Firm; United sole. Cottof
Seed Oil 41!c; crude 48a474c refined
Tallow-Firm. Rosin-Quiet ut 81 05s
1 10. Turpeutine-Stssdy at 35ic. Egxs-
Quiet; western 15a16ic. Pork-very
strong; mess, $14 25a14 50 for old; SIS N
ais Is for new. Cut Meats-Firm and
qniet. Lsrd-Sbsde quiet; western steam
spot 81 92laS IS; August 81 50; Septsm
Der s. 80; October IS 80; city steam s. 40
Butter-Dull and unchanged. Cheese
Steady; Ohio fat Taste.
Cnieaso.
CHICAGO, July 2S.-Whsat to-day ID
vanced two cents in about two hours with
out any great excitement. Il was cas-
in which goodlJ short interest wss buyipi
for long account, and buying agents 70
foreign account, oil combiped 10 maksl
broad and strong Iaarket The corn mat
ket was weak Oats attracted very Gttlt
attention. Pork sctive snd stronger, ID
vancing 15a22ic. Flour-Dull and IN
changed. Wbest-Cash No. 2 spring 623e
No. 2 red July s2Ias3ic, closing 1t s3te
August s0sa52fc, closing ut e2c; Sepeebe
laaS2sc, closing ut 62;c; October 81 ts62se
closing at S2l. Corn--Cash No. 2, 45ie
July 15ia4Gic, closing ct 45tc; August "A
a46c. closing at Ale; September 44lsA63c
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Ra.Effnal

---,,r,ec., v hi,e hands and complete, lsxion'
Ladies li iSsp pariaes heals and beauties,
skin-Sueesss ~, are needed where skin-Sue'
No coSI In. ~ lis absolutely pure.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-03-22

One Of the first places 10 which the
slghtseer repairs in Los Angeles, says "a
CORE pendent Of the New York W0yH
Is Washington Garden. Last autumn
about forty fine, large ostriches were
brought here, and they form the chef
attraction Of the garden in spite Of the
injunction, 'DO not feed the birds. "
painted in large letters on the fence ont
side the Enclosure in which they are kent.
the temptation TO disregard it seems to
BE- great, for little attention Is paid 10
the prohibition. When the writer had the
pleasure Of looking at these birds they
had been pllcked only a few days before.
and more awkward, clumsy. unvainIv
sct of creatures would bchaId to imauine
It was rare sport 90 feed them with or
angcs 90 sec them come 10 the fence
look az you with their curious. sDake
IKE. q pres ion e5s cycs. and then curv-
ing their long necks dcxfrouslv snatch
$40 orange from the fingers or umbrella
tips OF the more timid Of their would be
Dc1ci1ctOrs. The Interesting part now
comes as the progre8 of tho orapoc
hich has been swallowed ,eh0leI can
lc traced al thc way down the three
feet Or more neck that intorvencs be-
'....' Nti. NIA NNa anu NN" DNfNH OH INC
ird. Round and fou0d goes the ofau0o
in true corksciew stJlo. until BE- finally
disappears beneath fhe bunch Of
feathers which grows on the chest Of The
bird
There is mo- end to thc ostrich capacity
One man. curious % zee how much a
bird would eat selected one, and after
gathering from The surrounding trees "a
number ol oranges. proceeded 10 feed his
bird lc gave bin thirty six oranges
nearly filling the long slender throat sol
'hat the animal finally looked as if ms
neck was cOmpO-cd OF n succession of
tumOr I'M @ short time. however. the
orngcs had worked and screwed them
elves down and there stood Che bird. his
long neck stretched out, DIS whole OTIS
tude one Of expectancy and. like Oliver
Twist be wanted mWc
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out between the bushes with an agoniz.
ingly human look upon her face thai
was dreadful TO see. Slowly and eau
tiously she advanced across the open
space until she reached the bodies; then
she touched first one and then the other,
uttering plaintiye cries OF grief that
were tou hing in the extreme. At last
she managed 10 q 'sentargle the body Of
her mate, looked into the eyes, exam
med the wounds and, still crying, took
It In her arms, aud labor ously dragging
II across the open space, disappeared in
the forest beyond. She was safe from nv
rifle. would not have shot her for a
million dollars. and it was with strange
feeling of depression that ! turned my
back upon the clearing, and following
my guide left behind the scene OF one of
the most interesting and vivid expert
ences OF my not uneyeutiul life.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-03-22
Rerolsm Of Brilge.Bnilders.

In lecture given at Dundee, Scot
land, Mr.. Baker, one of the Forth
bridge engineers, tells fine story o.,
modern heroism: six men we're ono
day working at the bridge, standing on
a plank lao feet above the sea level
One Of the hooks supporting the plank
gave way. With great presence of
mind three of the men splanR at the
steel work Of the bridge and held on
a fourth dived, was rescued, and. Il
may DO added incidentally, almost inn
mediately resumed work. OF the three
hanging to the steel work by the arms
two we're in particular danger; vet
when the rescue party reached the first
OF them all lac said was j can hold
on; go to the other man; he is dazed.
In all, thirty-fiyo men have lost their
lives during tho five years the bridge
has been building, and 2,3OO is the av-
erage number Of workmen employed
at time. Mr.. Baker says that though
many superior workmon we're needed
thero was no Ia k Of them. As for the
magnitude Of the undertaking, as n
grenadier guardsman is to newborn
infant so is the Forth bridge 30 the
largest bridge yet built in Great Brit.
am Isl JuuIc y IN etc
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-03-22
SPRING DEBILITY.
The Beer spring MsaIeise Ever Disc

The Beer SDrins Medicine Ever DIseov.
Every one needs a i.rrirg touic-a remedy
which viii strengthen an,s lnyi,Orate the sns-
tenn and tone up the action o. oil the organs
Inc spring ~ the time above ali y. TIERS fot the
SICK 10 get WELL Il Is the time for the corupara-
lively well to keep in good health By the Use OF
tndiciously selected Spring medicine.
With the advent Of spring comes mala-
ria nervousness and debility. A weak and
tued FEELING. n neglected. always results In
nervous and physical exhaustion. Cure these
diseases, or guard against them by the
use yf Dr, Greenes Neryura Nerve Tonic,
nleuiSines- This wonderful remedy ia recon-
meHued by physicians druggists and the peo-
PIC everywhere as being the most marvellous
~ It's elects OF any known medicine. II you
are nervous. irritable. depressed and carfnot
sleep nights, use this remedy by all inca NJ
and your nerves win become strong ard
s'eadf. and your sleep calm. natural aud re-
freSh!ng II You wake tired mornings with
dun head. bad taste in the mouth. 30 Appetite
Tor breakfast. and foel " eak. languid n "a ex-
hausted, this remarkable remedy VIII clear
your hetd. give 1ou an appetite and restoro
your strength. vigor and energies. III you have
Dyspepsia, Indigestion. biliOusness. constipa-S
tio". kidney complaint. pain and weakness In
Tie BACK. tlls remedy viii give you sure relief
dsbility. neuralgia. nervous or sick headache
heart disease, paipitati0n, paraly sis. numb
ness tremhltag and all n.rvons diseases.
Use thi- remedy you will never rcgrctit-
fects afford n : lfe sure and positive curs. Do
not be persuaded 10 take ANYTHING else. for
TINS remedy has no equt. IL is the "A eateat
medical discOyery Of tie age All dfuxgists
keep II. Price 81 per bottle. II y ar Druggist
does not have ~, he VIII ~. it for you. liza
dlsc0yer-r, DIR. Greene. - West 18th street.
New 70 K, the great specialist in curing uerv-
Gus aud chronic dis .tses, can be consulted
free, personally or b letter.
II afflicted with sore eyes use Dr. Isaac
NnH n
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-03-22

IN iig weekly review Of the wool trade in
thqt city the Philadelphia re ord iYs. SlIoi
Tor the week, 81 900 Is against g3t .OOJ los
lat week and G} 1850 lbs FOR On week on % r
March DID Inst year Tho mark 70 is very quiot
MluuhciWars are Iuying only for urgeut
Wluie, and tlo volume Of business o. lixit
htn"ks ri riblo woJis are small anil
prices as rule, are steadily m infainsd with
au inclination % increased hrmrrsg
ere very c1rae. Tariff uncert u'ics and tho
backward condition Of The geuerl mlrksf
ior wooden nI wOrstol g1 OIL combine ~ ig-
hunnce cautious movements on tse part 0f
mtuulIcfuror..
rr Louis March rs Wool quiet iuf 'oad-
braid, l5 ~ 2ic low l1uis l5 ~ lse sGne
lEht IT, to i1e, 60 heavy. no 90 l4. 'fu4.
washed -choica ajc inferior, 80 to $50,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-03-22

"Ior years ] have had rhref frorlIe
amounting % nothing short OF consumption. i
dW DOW q hers iu Ike condition had been
cured uy thc use n Ur. pierce's Golden Mrdi.
fti ilscOFcfl, nnl resolved tO test ila mofffe
hardiy t0 require bNa0ct or any uu9er. lucrf
lu favor q fnis 1rTfc remedy. III docs 0uf 81
strengthens whore ofhcrs faun Ha ~ ativ
tt ofeft. Nht Do 81 now on % sure f0Hndnfi0a
t'ngts entirely on the f0mpues OF this wonder.
fItH0ufe bIf Of roliefH
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Don,l Hark. enll. rnnnL-

suffer- dizziness, indigestion, Inflammation OF
tne eyes hc3o enc lassitudc, inability 10 per-
lNypI hnh annoy ana disgust your friends and
ecqnalnt nce With your nasal fwang and 0f-
Your n0tc and throat. when Dr. gageia co..
lHffh tcmcdy. VIII promptly relieve You or
" c9ihiorl hhd suffering and your friends al
l0aths0mo disease '
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-03-22

Mrs. Peters had Ills
Mrs. Peters had chills.
Mrs. Peters sure she was going 10 die
They dOscd her with pills,
With powders and squilis.
With remedies wet, I'd with remedies dry
Many medicines lured r,
But none OF them cured her,
Their names and their number nobody could
tell:
And she soon might have died.
But some" Pellets were tried
That acted like magic, and IA n she got well
The magic Pellets were DR. Perce's Pleas
ant Purgative Pellets lthe original Little
Liver Pills).. They cured Mrs. Peters and now
she wouldn't be without them.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-03-22

10 the Editor:--Please inform your readers
tnat ! nave positive remedy for the above
, named disease; BY its timely use thousands OF
nope ,ess cases have been permanently cured
shall be glad to send two bottles OF NV rerosdv
FREE TO any OF your readers who have con-
SUMPTION N they Will send me thdr Express
anu r. a sIuISSs' h e e.spectinily,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-03-22

DIR. j. 5. COINS, Owensville, Ohio, says: II
have given ScoTr's EMULSION OF Cod Liver OH
with HypophOsphites TO four patients with
better results thai seemed possible with any
disease. and advanced 70 that 5 age when
Coughs, pain IN the chest, frequent breathing
frequent pulse. fever and Emaciatiol. All
these cases have increased in weight from rs
70 o lbs, and are not now needing any medi-
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-03-22
" { s...i. Can be Cured"

Long Island farmers wives get three cents
pair for making boys pants.