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NEW York, Aug s.-The announcement was
made late yesterday that the Standard Oh Com
pany wonld discontinue the payment Oi pre-
MUM IN fresh oil IN the fields and pay the same
price for National pipe line certificates that II
does for fresh oil, Thepremium In fresh oil has
been fifteen cents and IN consequence Of Us re
m0vnl Il was expected that crude certificates
wonld he marked up. This expectation was
more than realized. The opening was strong al
an advance Of IKE barrel and the price was
rapidly bid up lie more to 10Nc. Many wire
fluctuations were made and the market closed
stropg At the highest point reached The trad
ing. although heavy compared with the trans;
actions In the recent long continued period OF
dullness, was OF really small volume for the
movement Pennsylvania oil: Spot opening o.
6Oc: highest 7Oc; lowest Coo; closing Of zoe; Sep
TENDER option, opening and lowest At 6e11{c;
highest aud closing at TO1fc Sales 5000 barrels
on CRY. Pa. Aug. S,-opeued at Coz: highest
70kc; lowest 671Ec: closed VI zoe; sales 1881 OO
barrels clOaranCes 600 barrels.
BRApFoRD. Pa, Aug. s.-Opeued and lowest
SIC; closed and highest 6o1te; clearances lJ6OOO
barYelS.
pr11spuR0u. Pa. Aug. s.-Eo market
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p,.,,I,,rT. nnd ProyI,Ion,.

CHICAGO, Aug. S.-wheAt was firm throughout
most OF the session to-day. There was no ex:
element but there was good steady buying and
few reactions The news was bullish. Early
cables were u little mixed, but prices abroad
appeared 70 be we'll sustained. The continued
freedom OF the export move was ono OF It's strong
Corn was strong and higher
Oats were quiet but frnl.
Provisions firm.
WHEiTNCa;h No 2SprIng sg11{e; No. 3 spring
SIC; No red 9OsSc; August ~; Sep
CoRS-cAsh No. >, e2n; September 56''shSs51f
aSSLc; October So En.i1 $3.50.
0GrsTCash No. ., August ~ ASK
May 81 5saSl5 }aSl7$c.
RYE-So. 3 I6c.
FIAGSEEp-tl Of.
TIMOTHY SEED-sl "a
Mrs PoRE-Cash SO IS: September 60 SKA
10 6SAi0 90; October so g. fai0 775fal0 ny
LAED-Cash and September 70 So6S S21G;
os saSFT RiSsosS g 3; september g sts
G 5Sa6 70: october 96 s0ab 81, so 2y:
sHOuLDGEs--s6 OOa6 10; short clear 81 GOAT 90
Whisky 81 II.
NEW ioRK, Aug. a. Flour. receipts 1900
barrels; exports 1000 harrell; sales 1900 bar
rels; market quiet and irregular. Wheat, &c
saieS ss8.eoe bushels q futures and l24 600 bush
els OF spot: spot msrket quiet; 10. hard to
arrive 81 l05f; No. : LhtcRgo u OoS; options
fEm aud higher; No. red August gs5 aQ9i0SN ci
ye,SbsT SS,;S. Com, Tecespts q as SpSh 81, ex
ports @. 900 bushels; sales 2so0 bushels Of tut.
ires and 5000 bushels Of spot; market frmst;
upgEaded mixed IoiIlSei August eSStei Sep
and 1900 bushels Of spot; market dull
Sc; mixed Tsstefl tpSIis; Ia
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You have heard your friends and
neighbors talking about it. You may
yourselfbe one OF the many who know
from personal experience just how good
thing it is. II you have ever tried il
YOU are one Of It's stsunch friends, be-
cause the wonderful thing about it is,
that when once given trial, DR.. Kings
New Discovery ever after holds a place
in the house. II you have never used i
and should be afflicted with q cough
cold or any Throat, lang or Chest
truble, secure bottle at once and give
it fair trial. 1t is guaranteed every
time or money refunded. Trial bottles
free at Logan Drug Co.'s Drug Store.
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sKIN GRAFTING.
AHospi,al Physlclnn Furnishes the ouiisie
The pFOcOsa.

Anospitai Physician Furnishes the cufieie.
The Process.
Eas York Tina
A missionary work Of q quite uncom-
mon nature has been undertaken BY the
staff surgeons OF the Manhattan Hos
pital. Among the patients in the sur
gical ward OF that institution is WnEen
S. Low, trainmnn in the employ Of the
Hudson River railroad, who, on the 9th
Of June last, while crossing the tracksat
Ono Hundred and Thirteenth street.
was struck by a moving freight train
and thrown with great force against a
switch post. His side was badly bruised
BY the Conclusion, but the principal in
Jury sustained by him was an ugly
wound on the inner side of the left
thigh, piece OF flesh about four inches
square having been torn away.
Me had been in the Manhattan Hos
pital but few days when gangrene set
in, and il was thought that it would be
necessary, in order to save his life, to
amputate the leg above the knee. But
as low wns very weak, the surgeons de-
cided 70 have recourse TO IN operation
through which the decayed flesh was
successfully cut away the wound
cleaDsed. A change for the better i'm!
lnediatcly set in, and the patient is now
in fair way 10 recover.
The wound in the leg, however, did
not heal as readily as was desired, and
it was therefore determined that In or
der to render the operation complete,
resort should DO had TO the process OF
skin grating. Several Of these CRAFTS
were accordingly taken from Lows right
thigh, but as the patient strenuously
objected 10 the proceeding, and num-
her Of further gratis were needed, DR..
Rates, the senior surgeon OF the llospi.
tai, generously volunteered 10 himself
undergo the pain and inconvenience for
the benefit OF the wounded man and in
tho interests OF science and humanity.
A graft was accordingly taken from the
left leg Of DR.. Bates yesterday afternoon,
and when more are needed TO complete
the cure, the associate members Of the
house staff stand ready to furnish their
quota in emulation OF the setf-sacrific-
ing example Of their senior.
hook is pushed into some fleshy part
Of the body, the flesh is raised, and by
means OF a pair of sharp scissors the
raised part OF the flesh and skin Is cut
off. The gratis are at once applied to
different portions Of the wound, to
which they adhere, haSing the appear
ance of miniature islands. These gradu-
ally grow together until the entire
wound has healed, in many cases where
the wound would never have healed
without their intervention.
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Both tho method and results when
syrup Of Figs is taken; it Is pleasant
sfI refreshing to tho taste, and acts
ceptIy yet promptly on tie Kidneys,
liver sad Bowels, oleanses tho sys-
,cm casc.nally, dispels colds, head,
e s and icTc:s and cures habitusi
r ,.r syrap of Figs Is tho
oaIy remedy of ito kind ever pro-
ircel, pleasing to the tastc and &C
Seo!ablo to tho stomach, prompt in
~ notion and truly beneficial in its
Elects, prepared only from tho most
healthy aud agreeable substances, its
nony excellent qualities commend it
10 all md have mado it the most
poprltr remedy known. -
Syrup of Figs is for salc in 300
and 81 bottles By all leading drug
rists. Any reliable druggist who
msy not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any ono who
wishes to tryit DO not accept any
substitute.
California FIG syrup co.
SAY FRANCISCO. CAL.
so,1cvi,JF ~ HrIy YORK NV
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PHYSICIANS nil over the county are
using "0LIvE Blossom" in their practice
with the best results. The high stand
ing OF the manufacturer, DIR. France, is
sufficient guarantee Of its merit.
solve Blossom" is sold by Logan
Drug Co., @. r. Goethe, W. W. Irwin,
W. I. Williams, c. Schnepf, G. Menke-
meller, w. G. Armbright, w. II, vii.
liams and N. ". Heinrich; ]. w. Darrah,
Rolston & Co., Martins Ferry; Bowie 4
Co., bridgeport; G. n. Wyrick, Bellaire;
st. Clair Bros, Benwood. D&w-8
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A Bridge works for West virginia.

rTrpiata NaRaaetaur,
There is no State in the Union the
size Of it that has use for as many
bridges as West Virginia. These
bridges will include all kinds, both
railroad and highway, and the points OF
need are scattered all over the State.
There are few States that have Us many
streams, both large and small, and they
are so located that they must be bridged
at very short intervals. As the State
develops, bridSes become more and
more necessary and the demand more
urgent. In the past year there have
been built OF all kinds about Us bridges
in West Virginia alone, At an average
cost Of not less than 5000. 0fRll these
bridges not more than three OF four
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WHEELING DAILY INTEIIIeENcER MONDAY AUGUST TO- 1891

were built in West Virginia, and those
were only constructed from steel and
iron made elsewhere. There are two
small concerns in the State that build
bridges and do such work, using dimen-
sion iron made elsewhere. There is a
splendid opening in the State for a
bridge works that would take the iron
from the furnace and work it into
structural shapes, The demand for
bridges will increase from year TO year,
and at the present rate OF DEVELOPMENT
going on in West Virginia, the demand
will be greater in o few years than any
one would now conjecture.
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The Nan Without n Stomach
LOUISVILLE, e." H. .""''O inv FoaE, Nv

Wy ~, exist = a museum ircak, but most Of us
syokil.ic The 't0n.k.h Gs necessary To life and
Ii ,5a,, A0t Gus experience llttle trouble
bs H. .,n saS source occasionally, wrong NcliOn Of
w hnirAch causing dy,p .pSl0, etc, aud aiten
H. F'Ntl' extends, involving the liver mud
gOISN whence we lnd b,liONncsy and cnnE;I,
nat'L We iind also that the bowels aud Kid.
~ natures sewage systfGil lecome rlOgEcd
NJ NJ rneie maIiet trun which ZONES lIRPan,
~ Ne!ilnES aud cAliCer0us complaints The
S',Io,A Mood Hitter taken at the beginning,
a aus laier siRf;e, arrests the trouble 10 ,tOres
nv. a'ghetcd organ toaciyity, thereby rrnuY.
49,. ~ ut 'e'tiga nj disease h. D. u. is nm ab.
I,., . pure c1tuci Of roots and herbs, which
-.'g. lnluFe even the most delicate conStltu.
f, va AMI H 4 cure for DySncnsin, HIli0nsnrSs
'a'e' oatoilOl. wei a1i.aTTa AZ -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-10

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chi.
blains, Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and
positivelycures Piles, or no pay required.
II is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton or money refunded. Price % cents
by box. For sale by Logan Drug Go.
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NEW YORK. Aug. s.-The usunl midsummer
Saturday conditions prevailed to-day In the dry
goods market. The iiw buyers that were IN the
market operated In u manner that was not char.
acteriEed by price. Prices were firm and gen.
eral features wero unchanged. Print cloths
were dull and unchanged.
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Central standard TIme.
Lines.
Ernm RrIdpahort statlon.

Trains via the Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail.
road ilCave bridgeport for Pittsburgh, Chioago
a IA. For Chicago and Cleveland. loo p. m. fot
Pittsburgh and New York. IA p NJ. For Steu'
benvIlle. S:I3A. N. For East Liverpool 6;ll p. n.
Trains RrLiVe a BridgepoF q 500 4 m, lo;aQ .
m: l2;l0 p. m, $40 p, N, t'62 p H. ana 80
FROM WHEELING STATION.
Trims via the PittSbuTgh, Cincinnati & St.
Louil RAllway-pan. Handle Rotte-ledYe Wheel.
ing for steu6enVille, Pittsburgh and the East
For Columbus, Cincinnati. indianapolis aud s.
Louis. 7:lO a n. and 800 r. y. FOR Columbus
and Chicago. l2:D p. m. Trains arrive q Wheel
ing q $50 a m, $50 a. NJ, 2:So p. N, $40 p NJ.
6lTiVing 1t $50 p m, run tolld between Wheel.
ing aud HttlbuHh. Al trains daily except
Sunday. pAEl
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$500 REV -A-RDI

LIZ. WI W. pay the above reward for any cnse Of
Complaint. Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, In.
tfS a ,h' constipation or Costiveness we Canno.
dirr,ia.h Vests Vegetable Liver Pills, when the
pgtSi Is aie strictly compiled With, They aro
hr,taSS NeIcmole, and never fall 10 give satis.
i fs iii. sugar Coated. Large boxes, Containing
iaitatis.1 CntS beware Of euunirrieIu and
~ ~; IihN G. WEST COMPANY, ClilCA C;O. mi.
ma Nh; 10y " NcLAlN BROTHERS, corner Market
w '"s'ith st..w Wheeling WA jli2.HwT1Y
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FINANCE AND TRADE.


Tho Features OF the Money anu stocG
Markets.
NV York, Aug. S,-MOney on call easy With
no loans, closing offered ate per cent. Prime
mercantile paper IiaIli per cent Sterling ex.
change quiet and heavy at q sS14ai s14. Sales
$500 shares.
INC SIocI market to-day was again quite dull,
and displayed no decided temper, though the
general tendency was upward and prices thls
iast nIVhI. The trailing Us a rile was devoid OF
feature. The leading active stocks were y. Paul.
Union Pacific, Northern Pacific preferred, Atch;;
isOn, Burlington. Richmond & West Point AMI
Chicago Gas, and only III the last named was me
extreme fIlctuRtIOn of the day rs mitch as per
cent The induStrAS were specially strong:
The market finally closed dull aud firm at small
fractional advance for the day.
Railroad bonds fnlriy active. sales SSigiOO.
Government and staie bonds duh aud heavy.
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A man will reveal more of, his true
character in one evening OF whist than
in whole winter Of prayer meetings.
Elmira Gh.ettc.
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B&ggags checked through TO Destination Of
wv ". J. Ronlxsos. General Passenger Agent Par
4. j. BISpY, Assistant General Passenger
Aren't PafkefshaTg, ", Va. III
J. Q. ToxLissoS, Passenger Agent Wheeling
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Chicago lS1fr. Hay easy. Cofiee dull and m.
changed: August 1850: September lj.Soc; OclO-
Der it.6le; March l301c. engnr dull Mnlnsass
ilrm; New Orleans 2alic. Rice active aud brin.
TAllow strong. RDSin dull. TuTpenttne dmp hi
a34c. Eggs steady; western Ice. Fork SLOW ana
Irregular; old mos SO aOd1l 2j; new do sl2 ~;
extra prime so Sal1 0J. Lard quiet; western
steam and August s. -; September 70 q; Oet0-
Der So ~. Bpuer frIg; western dhiry isniiAei
do creamery iiaivc. Cheese quiet
CISciSSAII, ONO. Aug. s.-Cotton stronger;
middllng, SIC, Flour steady. Whoa! strong:
No. red SIG; receipts ~ so bushels; shipments
Oats lrmer; No. 2mxel 3O5sa3!54r. Rye strong;
No. 260c. Pork "a At 81 70. Lard Jul and
nominal at 81 - lulk meats Arm u y 'Oa0 l1iSr
BACON steady AZ % sTI,. Whisky steady at Il IL.
Dutter, sugar aud cheese steady. Eggs heavy at
l2bSc.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Aug. s. Flour weak.
Wheat strong; No. red August g4lgs, &c; sep
TENDER Eoa9s%c; October 9S1sa9ls; November
9g54cAsl OK. Corn strong aud higher 40.
bor 6jkc: November 6ia65c Oats lac higher;
syivnniN fifstS iTlTr.
BALriNORE, Mn. Aug. s.-wheat firm: spot
August and September pSjSc; October Sis.AlsNf;
AugIit 6d!4c; September 6jc; receipts 6.GO
bushels. 0als steady; No. white western !Sci
rceIpts 1000 bushels, Rye active: No. Sici
receipts 1900 bushels. Hay firm: good 10
choice 81 00alSOO Coffee hrmer at l9c.
ToLEDo, ONO. Ang. S-wheAt hrmer: cash
sl1Ic: August 9i7lc; September sile; DeceIp.
Der asIkc. Corn dull; cash &c. Oats quiet;
cash DC C1Oveneed dull; cash 81 % october
$40.
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STEAMERS. a


FOR CINCINNATI. LOUISVILLE, MEMPHIS, ST
LOUIS, NEW ORLEANS AND INTER.
' MEDIATE POINTS
VIII leave Wbapiboat foot OF Eleventh street
daily. Monday excepted, as follows:
- Steamer "KEYT0NE srGTE," 7. s
lnAfsStt9 Calhoun, Master; ChaS. Knox, Clerk
tst4 every Tuesday at So m.
w. Steamer "AHDEs" E. B, Cooper.
eltF3thA Master: Al. ]. slavin, Clerk; ever
IlaEs&alSA "Wednesday atsa. m.
f:;ss., PsS . R;: s'i f s''
81: I;? .5 # S:'ss sEs s sss
n-s. steaaler SCOTIA" John u. Phil.
~ lips. Master: r. H. Kerr, Clerk; every
tHA2Atlaa4 Saturday RtsRm.
FIrstclan fepe, Wheeling TO Cincinnati, O.
Round TIP, 40. Meals and StAte-room included
Tickets trinSitrpble Apd good until used. For
freight or passage apply on board, or telephone
NJ Is 8 CRoCKARD a BOOTH, Agents.
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Metals.

NEW Yonx, August s.-PIg iron dull; Amcrl-
IAN SIG Goals o..
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The banks now hold SIS. 42O.soO In excess Of the
requirement OF the d per cent rule.
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

Arriyal and departure Of mains on and after
November 10. 1885, EXPLANATION 0T R1EEiNNcE
excepted; saturday excepted; lsdndly 0nlyi
saturday only. Eastern Standard Time
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From Pittsburgh, 1918 a. M. daily. and 1875
u, M. daily, except Sunday; 6:6S md l0:20p. m,
daily, and Il 20 a. M, sunday only.
Washington accommodation, 100 e. M, daily,
aYcent Sunday
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-21
LATE NEWS In BRIEF.

-Bradlaugh. the English free thinker, is
very i'll.
The run on the Kansas City Safe Deposit
Bank continued yesterday.
Labor Federation President Gompers ad.
dressed Toronto workingmen Monday evening.
Wharton Barker's Philadelphia weekly
paper, the american, has suspended publica-
tion.
Rev. A. NJ. DeFord has been sentenced to
Eve yesrs IN the penitentiary from, Waupon,
Wis, for raising currency.
The Supreme Council, Knights of the Mystic
Chain, has won the case brought against it in
New Jersey by the HaIrpin Knights.
IT. P. o'Conuor the only one of the Irish
Parliamentary delegates in America, saws the
prospects of an early settlement of the dis a.
greements are encouraging.
e. P. Turner, son of the late Admiral
Turner. shot and killed himself on board the
steamer Abyssinia, four days out from Van
couver. during her last voyage.
During performance of Mrs. Potter's and
kyrle Bellows company at Sydney, n. S. W., a
sailor sprang upon the stage and shot and NOR
tally wounded himself. Mrs. Potter tainted.
Governor Humphrey, Of Kansas. has sub
mitted message calling attention to the ex-
treme suffering from cold and hunger in Raw
lfns county. He suggested that an emergency
bill be rushed through.
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Grain, Flour and Feed.

Sales on call at the Grain Exchange, cars
No. l timothy hay. 50 so. 10 days; 1 car white
oats, 1910, 10 days. Receipts as bulletined, SO
cars, of which g cars were by Pittsburg. Ft
Wayne and Chicago Railway, as follows: cars
of -four, of hay. of bran. of middhngs. 0 of
barley, of oats. By Pittsburg, Cincinnati and
st. Louis, l car of wheat. l of middlings, of
hay, 10 of corn. The cereal situation remains
in favor of the buyer Corn and oats are weak
at tho late decline. A leading dealer reports
purchases of y. S. corn at 56c within day or
two Receipts of grain and hay are for few
DAYS past beyond the needs of our local mar
ket and hence the cash buyer finds excellent
opportunities for investment.
Prices for carload lots on track:
WHEAT-No. 2 red, 81 000l OIL; No. 3, q7@
CSC.
CoRN-No.2 yellow shell. 561SA57c: high mixed,
55h@56c: mixed she'll, 5415Q55c: No. yellow
ear $4,000; high mixed ear, 5S@59c.
OATs-No. l. 51@5l1ac; No. white, 4e1z050c;
extra, No. 8, 47!a@4Sc: mixed oats. E@471zc.
RYE-No. / Pennsylvania and Ohio, 7SGl7Sc;
No. /, Western, 75@77c.
FLoUR-Jobbing prices-Fancy spring and
winter patent -four, s. 7596 90; fancy straight
winter, "a 8505 10; fancy straight spring. 81 S5@
s Is; clear winter. 81 1906 90; straight xxx
bakers, "a 56@4 IS. Rye -four, "a 0O74 rs
Burkwheat -four, 2L0Sc p D.
MILLFEED-No. white middliDgs, "a 500
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-21
NEW YORK STOCKS.
The Bulls Discouraged at the Prospect of
Silver Legislation-Both Share and
Bond Markets We're Dull and No
Change of Note Occurred,

Silver Legislation-Both Share and
Bond Markets Were Dull and No
Change Of Note Occurred.
NEW YORK, Jan. 20-In the stock market the
bulls seem to be discouraged over the situation
of financial legislation at Washin gton, and de-
clare that il the representatives of the farming
interests of the country are to manage its
finances the business will be kept in an unset
tied condition. The market to-day was very
dull and featureless, the trading being left al
most entirely in the hands of the room traders.
who. being bearish. hammered the stocks dur
ing the forenoon, and later tried to cover the
short sales of the forenoon.
The result Of the days business is to leave all
stocks within slight fractions of last nights
figures The pressure seemed to be principally
upon the 1ndustriais, which were SO strong
and Lacede Gas were forced off over l per
cent in the early trading after an irregular
opening. When the pressure was removed,
however, extreme dullness settled over the
the remainder of the day, while prices.
under the absence of selling and the
limited demand from the shorts, slowly crept
upward. and by the close, which was dull and
about recovered. Some little animation in
Union Pacific, New England, the Grangers and
Industrials relieved the monotony, but the
dealings were otherwise entirely devoid of
interest. The final changes are irregular with
not single one of note.
Railroad bonds sympathized closely with the
dullness and apathy in the share list and on
trading of only 81, lS8. 0G0, the changes were in
most Gates insignificant. There were few
marked differences from last sales, however.
and Northern Pacific terminals rose to los
tochs on the New YORK stocE ERcSaSss 2. active
day. Corrected daily for THE DIsPA1cH by
WHITNEY STEPHENSON. Oldest Pittsburg MEM
avenue:
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WINTER WISDOM.
'ErchQuOe.l |


Don't be afraid of fresh air, but avoid
draughts.
Don't go out of doors for a second without
extra covering.
In selecting your winter underclothing
choose that which is warm and yet more or less
open in texture.
Take OF your overcoat when you enter a
warm place. whether office or private dwelling,
even il your visit is to last only three minutes.
If you catch cold or develop cough, get rid
of it at once. This is better than feeling ''Dlue
and thinking that pneumonia or consumption
has marked you as a victim.
The best remedy for q cough or cold (how-
ever stubborn). or sudden chill, is pure whis-
key. A dose Of whiskey In water will impart a
generous warmth to the whole body and keep
of the diseases of the season.
Don't forget that only pure whiskey should
be taken. Duffys Pure Malt whiskey has the
strongest recommendations from the leading
doctors as to its efficiency. and from the most
prominent scientists as to its purity. 1t is the
only standard medicinal whiskey. Take no
other from your druggist. W
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Closing Bond Quotations.
CH1oAeo-Money steady and unchanged at

CHICAGo-Money steady and unchanged at
6@7 per cent for all classes of loans. Clearlpgs,
SlS,05o000 New ork Exchange % per cent
discount.
ST. Lou1s-Clearings, s37SS, ,6O7: balances,
S6SS, 64S Money 7GS per cent. Exchange on
New York par.
New YoRK-Bank clearings to-day, $780,
$40; balances S. 202, ,S33.
BoSToN-Bank clearings to-day, SIG, III, III;
change on New York, 10 to Is cents discount.
PHILADELPHIA-Bauk clearings to-day ST..
5S.30l; balances sL736 957. Money per cent
BALTIMoRE-BanK clearIngs to-day, 81 S44,-
946; balances, sS27, ,667. Money per cent