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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-05
COTTON MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool, March T. D. m-Cotton- sales OF the ey
include bales American Futures clo'ei quiet
but steady. American -Mddng. low middilng clause.
March delivery sellers. March and Apii. delivery "a
sellers, April and May delivery 36id buyers May and
June delivery u 6Oid sellers June and July delivery.
lid sellers July and August delivery sotd sellers
August delivery SOid sellers August and september
deli,cry 5-Gid sellers september delivery, oOtd sell
ers September and October delivery. j26fd sellers Oc'
tober and November delivery, ; 1904 sellers. -.
Galveston March t.-Cotton steady mddling 10 ll-loc
low mlddlng 10 7i0c good ordinary oc Net and gross
receipts 65i bales, exports coast~se, 1888; Stock
20 $50 ,,,, 49,, ~.
and eros, receipts bales exports coastwise 27 sales
stock, 3O,171.
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. March (>pecal.-lt was Gay VI Gnu
mons liquidation in wheat, the shorts DIE anu 80.
running to cover. while the longs very seneiaty
tool, their profits Partridge said at night hs' i.
-, .,ro tavs he had covered between 100000 and
> 600 600 hushels The foreigners, who nave osfit
The best bulls in the market were TO-DAY asI bas 'Io
tnot sellerS Cudahy. Bloom, Baxter ana o'hcrs Ia
~ 81, who last week wer, the most active Duyelss
wer, TO today the most prominent sellers New CrA
which did a good deal toward starting t IN IND
en-, -G 2 + cents today all the time oeinln
hiraro and the bulk of the orders which came ron
there we're to realize. Even the cables lna. so o
ing their own market for reaction Iherc Wa =
pause in the bull campaign every where; aet ,t
Monday May started at 70 II; sold from .9 80
up to 30 LA 80 81 cents, ana cioseu a, 80
IN Corn during the day was easy, closing AZ
% 34a19 IS cents 1-sa14 cent under the close
Monday Oats were steady within range OF I-s
cont Provisions were steady pork closing just
where il opened. after having had very narrow
range lard at an advance Of 10 cents, and ribs al
an advance OF IL cents. May wheat on the curv,
h.4a 70 "a cents.
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4 DER cents rose to 95 3-4@95 IA. Western Union
Collateral Trust IS were easier at % "a w ,-o
Reference is made to our full report of bond sales
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
The money market ruled easy at > l-za4 pei
cent for call loans with the final busihess anu
offerings at per cent. a,,, ,,os nc
The Clearing House statement today was as
follows Exchanges, $l45,SOj,'i' oaiahces
Sj,S9l,3 . .bo CLEARING
The Sub-Treasury was debtor to the U.e", ,a.
House S456I7l Its net gain on balance WA, s
SCI 500 made up by gains OF sS2i;uy covered
S26l Ups currency The days operations cosci. ~
Receipts ,2e4' payments Sl 800 az cop.
sistins Of $50. 60O,2se coin and S''olo'voo cur
rency. - NJ WASHINGTON
received today S?1s, 2O3 National bank notes lor
redemption. oro S55so1o the in
torraI revenue receipts S3O3272, ana the INSECT
lancous receipts - '.2Jn .o..ment NJ cash
Todavs Washington Treasury stauencn. ~ ,Sn
on hand and deposits in bank Coupe 90 follows
Srnres Of the last previous statement as follows
March g. March g. Dinc 5 -s,,
~, o. n, hand 81 81 9SS 9iS s1S1 ~ IT, ~ -
X e, sN CO., o on hand "a 5563lO 2i5lo'S' pcc' ''
Net legal o5os SOS ocS27 1913 Dec. s0i oG6
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tate. 57d5Slc; Canada,

esaond g1f5Y at &c and S sssvy
sastsS S5SsGs e1ss &c.
'S .S3%%sS d.
Sanad 'Gso ShsaG dyycrted attention this market
G the smS ygs t one bus prompted
little on@ early, and prices declined aoo and so@a
S pe but so th va SPOT was
firmly mantaned on moder sbpc asVe took 10000
BUSH o bush hn.D at sot E"iPS''S
tnsadsd Mixed ' and White 25sasc SO M Mxsd
%osd3i,c elevator $3.50 deliver,a S'e MISd s5s.G
49, esyaiC sGa25e delivered s%a$ So ee sDSSr
Msed s5c elevator se, 1noss NS sS.as
S5S55 co.ins 81 Ss DO APT c%ns az do
June Closing at $7e do July 81 iiGasse closing at
light eF@gs cas9 srass sc os bush. oSs
gsined atc but PcsudaatIon was very oW So
M s.S f S'Ss S spot
no. w MTed 5 sce eevssT S dterd Mixed
western a7d3Oc White do, 29a3ic 80 March closing
Closing sing at S7.s White March sc.i@s at 2os do
May s co'ns At 50 y e,6 ~ ,9o N dsoc
Sharps $4,000; Rye Feed G5d7oc
arm nN sales s. BALE Eepcrsd. a. ,,nn .,
% %SsSa ." call FAX he%sSSr eS"'ps4;
d nd 7sa soak r0 s%fe5 e5F' %S%
5c Clover mix,d 4oa45c shipping SoG n n wSea
3Od35c.
HOPs-Gencral trading continues on limited scale
while prices remain quoted for few DAYS past Choice
GRADES are relatively than others state 1889 best
i9c: medium l7aloc; common l3dl4ci STATE. pestt
isss I26l3c medium lie do common SdlOc DO 1sS7,
3d6c Pacific Coast choice 1889. 1917; medium l31
i5c; common. Haze choice, 1883, lldl2c common 10
prime. sd9c. .
HIDEsThe common stocks are selling AIRY Bly, we ,o az
conccs ion. here and there. Straight River flde stoh
is in large supply and prices nominal quot
ed Bu,nos Ayres, selected 2oG2S ~ i az iS2s
i3Gi3c Maiamoras, 22e25 n Ioall Central AMER ,n
ca oOd22 n lOdl02c; RucnOs Ayes kips selected lVd
rs n fOc Cordc,a. kip> iOal3 y. at 10c Cortes Mont
yideo and Rio Grandc kpe lOdl3 u, lOc; Texas 20d2o
~ o. pc Western II n 9di0c southern rs they run
5G n case Drysalted MatamoIas selected 2ta2s n
Sic. southern they run, 2id3O D re; Wet-Salt.i
puenos Avres cow selected i0aJ0 n, The Rio Grande
COW 44a ~ ~. The b. A. and r. C.: OK and cow, i0do9
city. iJdiT n Ji.d6c Texas OK ana
COW 5oaGo 52a6c city slaughter OK 6od1O ~ % g.
TEITITER-AbOut all the recent arrivals nave n or.
sorbcd bv aud export buyers that supplies leu
over are light and prices have good support
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State issues were entirely neglected. OF city
bank stocks Western National sold no at 90.
The general bond market only moderately
active, but it ruled firm all the way out without
any special features. The Missouri, Kansas and
Texas 6s rose rs 10 "a 10, and the IS firm
az Ga. Practically, the whole issues Of the gen
cral 6s and - have asserted 10, and the bonds
have beer deposited under, the Olc,tt plan of
reorganization, SO it is possible that the company
may be reorcanzed without the expense of IA
foreclosure. New-York, Chicago and st. Louis
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool, March 4, 40 p. m.--Beef demand.
Pcrk fair demand Hams-The demand Is improving.
Bacon ia good demand short rib. about 25 N. firm AZ
I'D and short clear n.ides about SIS NJ firm
.os long clear middcs, about IS No. Arm Dos 6d Cheese
In good demand American finest white colorcd
SIS 6d. fallow In fair demand Spirit turpcntne IN
fair demand dull at BIS b. Kosn In lod den and
mon rn AZ l. Id Isrd-S ot and future, Ia poor de-
maha prme Western pot March. April ana May firm at
Us 30. Wheat In ialt demand Flour-The demand Is
Improving CornSpot and futures in fair demand mixed
Western spot at IS 74d. Hops ct London psGiAN
C0ast-Yhero u nothing o0erins. -
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TIE PETROLETM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The crude oil yesterday acted In the customary
manner OF markets the speculative element has con-
o in the absence OF public demand. The expectation OK
reaction became 80 general that the quiet covering OF
shorts was Offset by steady pressure or long noiones'
Activity is not yet entitled be called large but there Is
more doing at Exchanges and interest In the situaon
growing steadily The suffering from uquida.
ton and t was because pressure Of long sales that
prices after rally from 9i TO 95is cents az the stock
f>~h.nga f.l 10 J.4g.t, The options at tha
-odated Exchange reflected more hopeful View OF the
nj The r~-,dvantage under which the oil markets are
the rlur,, TO make speculative sales In the certificate
markets without hazard attending outside short
certificates has reasonable prospect IN many mssamys
OF the wells which ne Is ori linS
on WITH fair supply II this feature which gives tho
bear neither t IS purely speculative or produclng
power temporarily TO ons,t favorable condvohs ana 70
Element from whom alone can support looked for outside
~ the current refining demand The break IN yesterdays
,,r,ircate market started by orders from the West
me markets trivial rally but far from strong
The range Of prices and the total dealings were As fo
lows: OIL. ,,,..oo co,.o,,d.,.a
H %Ps%S:S 81. sss
Lowest 80
tinal , sc5 oot 3ss 800
Refined oil was unchanged at 740 cents per gallon In
barrels and go cents IN cases.
Foreign quotatcns-Antwcrp, II francs; Bremen, $50
marks London, % pence.
on city March National Transit certificates opened
"a highest. % lowest, 90 closed 92 sales i-oooo
bbs shipments. 81, lS6 hbl- runs. .9C3 obs
Pittsburg March 4-Petroleum fairly active National
Transit certificates opened at "a closed at 9es highest
% lowest. 9is,
bradford March National Transit certificates opened
1913 closed at o2s highest. "a lowest 81 clear
ancos 100000 bbs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-05
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London, March 4. p. m-Canadan Pacific. 76Ac;
Erie .UJ-c do ,Onsols 1882, Illinois Central.
III st. Paul common. dss New-York Central l09s;
PENNSYLVANIA 56c. Bar silver l. quoted at AID per
ounce Money ldt2 per cent The rate Of discount In
the open for both short and three months bills Is
81 d3As per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-05

n TTT TTT T-T : 7
steady. fame, crcam rs .Gd2B1c; finest Western 23.
25c: mn. # d23c dalc-, nncst l0a-2c, nnc lidlsc.
Eggs, l-'2dl3,
Philadelphia. March J.-Flour firm. Wheat quiet re-
500 zoo good milling wheat. 71HS2c; prime
t. fancy SJ13lr ungiadcd fa'k, SO; 40. rod In
w ri elevator s3c: 80. red March. so 0s3isc; April.
ri0-4Dr: MAY, S5i.asjalc; June. SDi40S1sic. Corn
ann. so MIXED track and grain depot. .ca.9@c No.
lr EXPORT elevator 33iac ~" yellow Ia grain dcopt
yjr: 4 amer ,Apoft rctatOi 30 steamer No. .
mixed la gain depot. 3ir 40. high mi I'd 2Othst
,.t.r &c. 80 mixed. March - -c3j'sc; ApIi.
"a mad -, r,I,cfr- Whit. pc No. Whit .:,i.-
40 . white aOl.c d. track SIC; ungf1dcd clipped.
30. futures quiet aud steady ~" white March y ,,
ro9i.c. Api 2sls zoe. May. 2s4G2S June. - Ia
90 Eggs quiet and easy rcnusyl, snId nr-t IL .c.
SugaI-Krnncd nrnl; posd'r0d &c; gi1nulated sc.
ioiatoc- hn and far demand Rose choice per bush.
OOq6sc 90 far TO good. ,5o3-ej iifbankt and Star,
choice GOoGer do far t. good 51a)ec mammoth pearl
55aj-c: ITebIon-. $4,000. Petroleum dun 20 Abel
test In Dbl, : 4-lOe Othcr articles unchanged. Re
rcitS-Il0ur . 2cO bills wheat = 700 bush CON- $4,000
corr. I, 400 bush oats 10000 bush.
higher. Wheat higher There rush 10 sell during
th, session that the market Asc, but there
quick rally and the Close I'd sc higher To- May and
&c fOI aud July yesterday. No rcd, cash
Use bid May closed 77sc bid June. 77ac July 7i'tc
z5l4c. Msy 2Gr a2d4c. closed 2Ci.c bid July, 27+ n
27isc closed 274c bid August 2sc. closed 2Sc bid Oat-
quiet ana easy no, sale reported Eyc-No. 2. 4o4e
I'D. Barley dun Minnesota: AoG5oc Iowa zoe. lila,
unchanged bran a. a tSc. Faxsecd. 81 IS. Lead nom
nal Butter-No change 10 not Eggs etrong and In de-
mand 1Is.c. Cornmral. ~ Gjasl 20. whl,key. ~ OF
Provisions nonially but buyers and SELLERS apart
md ID tsdns 70 ,,'aA o. R',eilsFioul. 1000 bhls
wheat - 600 bush ~ 900 bus oats 81 coo ls,h
re. 900 busL barley 10000 bush. shlpm,nt.-flour
10 900 bbs wheat 5000 BUSH corn. 2i30 bush oats
&c, 600 bush; rye, 600 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-05

Good Ordinary ........ 40 Low M.ddling 10
strict God ordinary. lilo Ndiin- 10 1910
option, had another quirt d1y. with very small nuc-
lions IAsr, T.r' of about point Al the un'nng
stronger Is'rpoo. adlr'- hut this w4- followed
b., decline of ya3 points on loca. selling Toward the
lo thr general market strengthened and !nlt
YT fiar better tuau Yesterday Receipts at the ports
rnni.nurd .unll. Sl-e- tnllt. 81 300 bal.-
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g to-day. 3s $50 bags. as follows:

COTTON Til" spot market wa, agan very quiet. but
stead, Al UNCHANGED prices 30 sales reported Port
receipts TO-DAY n92 ha- against 27o2 bales this day
'a. week. and l. sG3 bales this day last Year. sine.
September receipts AZ the ports arcf-at"d BIOS 3 -
hai.- AGAINST 9eO9~3 bales Tor the corresponding time
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WUIAr. 80. ..

cash Un0llt70IIs OTION' F0IT TIHI' 'HE"TT0
spring wheat. .o'-c; 40 ,liine
wheat Csc > red. 40. = corn -ec 80, "ht7.
- 40. - barley, nominal NO
aA,c,d n 10 PRIME timothy seed, - l4dsl 10, mess
u1rH Der bb ~ S,ato lard. per 100 No. 4, o. - short
ills. sides foo-el, - s'n*i 80 dy sailed shoulder
'DoNrGl IT I5as4 -hor clear sdrs tho'cd, ., lof
-, A., vni-l., d,iilrr. finished Goods per cal. ~ ~
uyar- cut loaf 7a1asc ganulIt'd O'c standard ~"
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MINING STOCKS

CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS
Boston. March L. 1890.
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SALES AT TIE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc
TROLEUX EXCHANGE.

.SIOCkS.
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THE BOND MARKET.

The Treasury to-day purchased cnly $500. 900
- per cent bonds at OJ q There were no sales
of Government bonds AT the stock Exchange.
But on reports that the Treasury Is about 10 re-
sumo the purchase Of the per cents, the quota
lions for them were advanced II per cent
Annexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-05

Al the Produce Exchange to-day the butter market
steady. fame, crcdn' rs .Gd2Jc finest Western IA"
De nnc II a23c daic-. nncst lo"-2c line, fdlsc.
Eggs, l2i2dl3c.
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Stock ENchange. Consolidated.

Refined oil unchanged at 1iO cents per gallon In
barrel, and go cents in cases -.
Foreign quotations Antwerp, IL francs Bremen, oeo
marks London 90 pence.
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lolhS Il; for raies and other Information adlres
is;W;J. ROBINSON, G. Pa, Petersburg. Il
Gs5itfss 4. J%HANDis!A! 9. PA, parkersbllrr'i Z
.g----M.H. OSBORN, s. TIA, Pomeroy, Ohio. 2
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rat. All made rush for the rescue; but
tho captain, tleaping; lromJthG, harness
cask, came in first, and, Selling a copper
speaking trumpet thatrested on brackets
in the companion way, dealt such blow
on the head 4 of the 5inofending negro
that it lattened itas ifit,were sheet lead
1.-THE trumpet,not the head, as the head,
OF his class is proyerbiallyi SO hard 40 to
defy all attacks. Is i,i,p3i \; !; II &,
4 The cook was extricated aud at dinner,
(the captain being absent, from relapse
owing to the. steward g finding, a flask
with about two doses. OF medicine in it)
severe comment was nude on, his con-
81 Think said Mrs. Darlington, y her
fork elevated Ilike}the tridentSofiN ep.
tune, her spectacles denoting the deep.
est emotion. 1T think the captains
conduct highly irreproachable and moth.
ing can paralyse it. He treated the poor
black man like a niger and nothing can
DO, said TO- extemporise the deed. n3!;5S9,
q She was applauded srapturously, and
Ike, who lay upon, the floor, attempting
to, hum MAsLiie on the Ocean Wave, ITO
the tune Of ankee5 Doodle, gave d
loud hurrah. 4; Z [; ~
> s.. - ~.
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Grafton Accommodation, l2:l5 p. M, daily,
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Y The announcement brought all 10 their
feet, Mrs Darlington, attempting 10 get
on a camp stool, broke down and tum.
bled into heap. t's55gfll9 33l55I55
" The reptile was not caught, but a long
stick with pin in 1t was found the next
morning near where Ike had stood, but
he knew nothing about It. j,sli
v Next morning after this episode, at
breakfast, Captain Davit presided with
blunt md hearty manner. He had 70.
stored himself to the good:graces OF his
passengers, alienated for some time by
his brutal conduct to the cook, BY. con.
Teasing that he Ind acted under hasty
impulse, aggravated by the medicine be
had been taking for seq sickness, and
was ready to forgive any one who had
been offended by his conduct. vi $751;
This was so manly In him that even
Mrs. Darlington relented. The breakfast
had proceeded to near It's close, when
tho steward, who had been sent on deck,
previously, returned and whispered
something In the captains ear. GEI
You will please take my place. Mrs.
Darlington" said he, rising, "and preside
over the feast. / am wanted on deck:
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OUT you need not change your seat. az
you viii remember that where McIre.
gor sits is the head OF the table, ~
= He accordingly went out, / and the
breakfast proceeded. ~ I'd \ }.
No change had been observed in the
captains features on receiving the mes.
sage, and nothing OF an alarming nature
was apprehended. The warm atmos.
phere OF the tropics they were entering
pervaded the cabin, and there WINS great
exhilaration 3 in the hearts Of ali, by
whom the weather was especially COM
lnended. -, -
&"Pll thankyou for some. coffee,n said
one upon the opposite side of the table,
holding over bis cup. and saucer to Mrs.
Darlington, who arose to hand over the
beverage, watching the roll OF the vessel,
whlle holding the colIee-pot in one hand
and the. cup and saucer in the other.
combining dignity and grace. Her pose
might have been studied by. an artist, of
which, unfortunately, there were none
on board but, just Mt the climax Of ad-
miration, the vessel careened suddenly
to leeward and then plunged violently
forward, tearing Mrs. Darlington from
her moorings, and throwing her coffee.
pot. cup and saucer aud all, right over
tho table, caroming on two occupants
OF the other side, and bearing the candi-
date iorcotlee with her leeWard. n
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Where is the stream 2" she asked,
having fancied that it mus. be stream
flowing between green banks witlieol.

iers with alternating openings, reveal
ing growing crops, and trees and flowers
beyond. with singing birds to add to the
attraction OF the scene. a, e .iII,55i'I5,
1t Is, just now, under water,n said
the funny man, us he PLACED an inverted
eng box fol. her to ait on.
Can you see it r. said she. !ts ~ n.
mTis the sea itself,p was the reply. NJ
well, 1neyer!n'! said she, nHere is a
wonderment, to be sure! & "A stream
under water q One would think it.
would lose its efficiency. I never would,
have believed it if l hadn't seen it. But
there arc many strange things in the
world That We must except even against!
our own condusiveness.n ~; ID!
Y More might have been said, probably
better, bnt cry, from the cook diverted
the attention Of all, and the poor fellow
was seen held by the teeth ofaa black
horse owned byf tho captain a spirited
animal, (which had, from tho first, mani.
Tested an intense; hatred oithe cook, and
Whose stall was next the ladder leading
up over some bundled hay to where the
cook got, his water; to cook with. This
time he had attempted to come down
the ladder and was for a moment OF his
gnard, hen the horse grabbed him by
his clothes, shaking him as if he we're a
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,ook was slttlng among tlle ruins q his

cook was Hittinv among the r,ina N h;a
soyereivntv| with tbe a. NJ Mar;ns amid
The rnins n Carthaue ~ Ha was 1 n " n
very livelv coot 3 anil ;ntensai ! Inrt'
and, coupling Ills tardyS bnbit with H.
complexion. fbe fnnny man hal snid hs
was biset n, ,io,s which can he m ada r.:
tellieible nv uniting The words 1"Ss ia',
between Gas,5 ami 'ssiow,, IN which casa
Ii Ia really onto clever n Hia noIa AMI
pans had beeI, gathered into a mia Ina
stove nal nnart IN melancbolv. Iaoiat;on
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among tbem In ebnni,aj iri,;Il;tv .wb H.
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while bis vac,,ons evas dann,ei tha, IN
souall had dons inole tlan the csnis; NJ,
trumpet in reaching ! lila Iintellecf - He
soon recovered 'however and nrocse,led1
with the aid Of one OF Tie sailors i WHO
for prenarinu dinner Z The ,lsck horo
Testimony = n i tho Z force : of \ tbc uale
strewed eyerywhsrs with fravmentss' oi
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-11

In tho medical line is the pleasant fruit
laxative, Elixir OF Dates. 1t combines
the active properties Of dates, figs and
prunes in such a way as to make it one
Of the most pleasant and effective rene
dies on the market. 1t is, easily taken
by old and young, and is sure cure for
habitual constipation, biliousness, dys-
pepsia, sick headache and piles, and all
diseases caused by a weak stomach; dis.
eased kidneys or inactive liver. Sold in
so cent bottles by @. R. Goethe, WV.
Irwin, w. E. Williams; John Laughlin.
Logan. Drug Company and Goodwin &
Co. Wholesale agents. - n 4, a, . 81. z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-11
THAT TERRIBLE COUGH

In the morning, hurried or difficult
breathing, raising phlegm, tightness in
the chest, quickened pulse, chilliness in
the evening or sweats at night, all or
any OF these things are the first stages
of consumption. 3 Dr.. ,Acker's English
Cough Remedy will cure these fearful
symptoms and SIS sold under a positire
guarantee by Logan Drug CO.. J.,T. Good
wink Co.., o. r. Goethe, Y a. T. ~ oung,
John, Coleman, G. HIenkemellcr. & DAVID