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features during the past week aside from a gen.
sral downward tendency in prices. Dealers are
shy and buying very little except for immediate
trade, and farmers refuse to sell for the prices
offered for largo quantities. In fact no offers
are being made at anything near the former
quotations. Potatoes had been holding their
own pretty well, bat dropped considerable the
past few days. The live stock market 10 steady
and hides and skins are dull. Butter and eggs
are in good demand at better prices.
The features of the tobbing trade in groceries
ard provisions were advance of n cent in
sugars and roasted coffsss and another drop in
cured meats and -four Just what has infiu.
enced the advance in sugars il not quite clear.
- the Chinese sugar has been coming in in
larger quantities the past two months than ever
before and the local jobbers of American sugars
would prefer to have prices put down so az to
compete with the handlers of the Chinese sugar
which has made big inroads into the trade here
The cut in -four Is the beginning Of fight be-
tween the California -four combine and the
manufacturers OF the Green Crown -four Mill
stuffs generally rule q little lower with the ex-
ception of bran, shorts and.cornmeals. Pickles
have advanced considerably aud will rule high
for the next four or five weeks. Butter and eggs
are also sitter, Eastern eggs having advanced.
In the fruit and vegetable market the only
changes OF any importance were an advance ia
lemons aud drop in potatoes. There Is a car Of
Sicily lemons due here today, but prices are up
20 $101l2 There was scarcely q lemon to be
had for some days past
GENERAL sHIPNRNTA
During the past twentv-four hours goods aud
merchandise have been shipped from Seattle In
the following amounts: BY rail-Northern Pa
cifc, 40 tons; Columbia & Puget Sound. IS
tons: Great Northern, 60 tons. By water
Ums:illa. l,5o0 tons Mexico. $50 tons; Mabel,
81 tons; Puget sound d Alaska Steamship
Company's boats, IS tons: Wasco. 80 tons; s. 81.
Renton, IS tons: Henry Bailey, IS tons; State Of
Washington. Is tons: City OF Aberdeen, II tons;
Buckeye, tons. Total shipments, 2,569 tons.
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RECEIPTS
Produce and merchandise have been received
at the port of Seattle during the past twenty
four hours IS follows: By ra!l-Northern Pa
chic, 600 tons; Columbia & Puget Sound, 20
tons; Great Northern, as tons. By water
Puget sound 4 Alaska steamship Company's
boats, ID tons. Total receipts, 10 tons.
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TIE PUGET soUHD NATIONAL AAKI. q
SeAstla
sp 1pitsA.- .s..9S oe, 0oe
Buy and sell foreign and domestic sxcAanr~.
transfer money by telegraph 70 eli elites In M
United States and Europe: receivs dsposiss a
money and issue pass books certificates sAsre.
for Our facilities for making collections - CO...
pists and viii receive prompt attention
DIRECTORS.
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steiSer CO.: New York, agency Of Rank Of Car.
iornla; chicago, Commercial National Hank.
Boston. Sunblk National Bank: san FrAucH.rns
The bank OF California; Portland The YYssS
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WooDsrDE, Mont, JuIs q. 1892
Or. Jordan. Seattle, VASE.
Dear Si--Shali not need any more med
icine, as am now well end my color has
returned. The disease ia out of my sys.
tenn at last. Yours truly,
MRS J. p. WOOD.
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Today's Quotations.
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS.

The following wholesale quotations are the
prices paid by jobbers to the producers for pro-
duce delivered in Seattle:
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SEATTLE, Aug. 80. 1892
Exchanges at Seattle, Tacoma and Portland
elesring. houses today were:
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TIDES At sEATTLx HARBoR YoH rHB WEEK m.
GINNING wKDHEsDAY. Aua. 81.
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MOUNDSYILLE.
a miscellaneous Melnngo OF Minor Mat
tcrs from MarShRll's NIctrouolls.

a Mscellancous Melnngo OF Minor Mat
tiers from Marshnli's 1IctrouolI,.
At Its session yesterday the county
court contracted ior booths and fixtures
ior voting under tho new ballot law.
Zucl;rieglo & Co., OF Tell City, Indiana,
were awarded the contract.
Adolph Weidebusch, who has been at
home Tor a few days rccuperating his
health, is again on the,rosd tor tho Red
Letter Tobacco Company.
There viii! be plenty of amuse ment in
tho base ball line Monday. There will
DO two games. Tho Wheeling boys will
be down again that day. 81
The friends of Hon. J. L,%Parkinson
arc urging him to bccomeas candidate
Tor the Republican nomination for
house of delegates.
iMoma7 Finn was severely injured by
aiall received while atwork at his home
on the camp grounds. Dr.;G:.W. Bruce
Is attending him. -
Is. Riggs was elected president OF
Inc ioung Mems Elkins Club:Thursdav
ballot system. q
John R. Logan was elected school
commissioner for the independent dis
'fIc' at Thursdays clcctioh:$5
capt: l. B. Dovencr willhRddress the
nep,l of Marshall county next
Inc benwood base bali cluh-will play
"Sntne with tho home club here to-day.
Inc amount secured by the postoflico
robbers was over $500.
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us. Grant Camp, Sons ofaNeterans,
will join with the G. A. r., in%observing
Memorial Dag. The Sons will particle
pate in the parade in the morning and
in the afternoon will take part in the
decoration exercises. Committees from
US Grant Camp and the Ladies' Aid
Society connected with the camp, will
handsomely decorate the soldiers mon
ument Monday afternoon. AlIfiowers
intended for this purpose should lie lett
a, the G. A. i. hall. Members OF the
camp will join with the G. A.. r. Sunday
evening and attend the services at the
Cathedral. III
The Sons OF Veterans desire.it stated
that their part in the observance Of
Memorial Day is. the carrying out OF
one OF the most sacred obligations OF all
the members OF the order, aud in thus
honoring the memories OF dead soldiers
they will be pleased to have all sons OF
soldiers join them. whether they arc
members oil the organization or not.
They accordingly extend 4 cordial in
yitation to every soldiers son in the
city, and particularly the sons Of dead
soldiers, to unite with thom in the
observance Of the day. Tie fact that
they do not wear 4 Sons Of Veterans
badge, or are not members OF the
order, will make them none the less
welcome.
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CATARRff
AS 1t Affects the System and the
General Health.

bcilcfll l1enltn.
Those who have read the professional articles
Of DrS.. Copeland and Davis week hitter week. ARE
aware how they have gradually educated In.
tclligent readers to not only recognize their pc.
cul!ar ailments, but the different ijIilyrsl b Auch
ailments. They have taught tti:! tryrH, .ythat
they have never understood before. that catarri
means something else besides a stopped.lp con.
dltlon OF the nose and throat-
That frontal headache, neuralgia. confusion
OF ideas. roaring III the Gears, d~izziucss, etc., arc
due to caturrh OF tho head.
Tint sore throat, cough. hoarsencss or entire
loss OF voice, bronchitis. nsth ma chronic pnct.
monia, etc., arc catarrhal conditions Of those
parts. ~
Thatdyspepsla, indigestion. heartburn, water.
brush, nausea, field breath. palpitation or Hut.
tcring OF the heart, shortness OF breath. vertigo,
alternate diarrhIa md constipation, bloatcd.u p
condition. piles, etc, result from catarrh Of the
stomach and bowe.s. Sa& Tg
That Bright's disease. retention, or incon,i.
nencc, murky fluid, etc. follow cntarrh. OF the
kidneys and bladder. In fact. -catarrh affects
more or less nil the mucous surfaces of the en-
tire body, causing at times severe loca, neural.
gie or rheumatic pains.
Tho success OF DIS Copeland and Davis has
boon simply marvellous. The wonderful In
crease in tho number OF patients Is thcstrongest
testimony TO tho ability OF these physicians.
They need 10 other. II these do not convince.
nothing Gun. 4 ~ ~ = l.
Now that all can get out OF doors and take a
regular cOIrSe OF treatment. there should be no
one willing TO suffer longer with cn.lrrh, when
a positive cure Is insured through tho skill,
ability and experience OF these noted specialists.
combined with faithiul compliance on tho purt
o! tho patient,
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DYSPEPSIA.
Many Dl,tres'lny Symptoms Accompany
Tais Aflect i'm.
a General Error rs to Its Nature aud
ori2in..Thc National Disease and
What Should DO Done With It..

Dyspepsia. a name Glvcn TO nearly all stomach
aud bowel trouble, by old.tImo physicians. Is
rally nothing moro or les, than a catarrhal con.
dttlon OF those paris. Dyspepsia means bad di.
geatlon. nothing. else, md. liSo charity, often
covers n mul itnie OF slns on tho part Of d ply.
s!elnii who, ignorant OF n patients true cordl.
loil, calls 1t dyspepsla, uhd thus tho patient Is
Physiology teaches that the numerous gland,
Of the stomach throw out durlug the twenty.
Tour hours fourteen plnts Of tho ga,trlut juice
almost two gall0ns-wlth which TO digest tho
food VIC cat. In chronic catIrrh OF the stomach,
inc, mucous lining oil which Is co ntinuouS with
That OF the nose aud throat, the ioerGtGng glands
become diseased ind dopraved aud do not iul.
tll their proper functions, hence the food lies
heavy IN tho stomach and iorinonls instead OF
belng dlgustc1. Foul gases arises therfrom
which dIs,end the stomach. causing weight.
iiightncss, iiatulenCc, b!oatlng and diScom tort
Inc heart md lunga arc GuCroGlcd upon by
the dlRphgrhln, which I'M pedes their natural
ncll0n. hence W. have ilnttcrIng Or pnlpltatlon,
anu IN consequence OF disturbed Calculation md
respiration. GOODNESS OF cxtroiciIicS. depression
o ispirits tncryOlsneS), feeble pulse. dizziness.
AhorIness Of breath, hot and cold flashes. &c.
DIS. Copeland and Davis have been very sue.
ccsiMl In tho treatment OF Catarth OF the StoIn'
rch. ntld those who suffer The above symptoms
should oall on them aud take the required treat
Ilcut ..H
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Wnyes Mountain High

er. "aS"ha' iess-threatcu, during a storm, to
wy, s.t me Hen!urous yoyaser on the tempest.
G GSvs H'l!an,lc. Sometimes he is torn with deep
father ~ a such a lunctaro. sometimes no Is
w TsTs h"heh no Is sea sick. The dIAbolical ou,,lms
arr,nr. ne mas undergone, and which aro now
re sSaiu,StGa len old by the pitching OF tho ship,
ThJs NM IN u measure indifferent to his fatn.
Who f S"rn Is scarcely exaggerated. rs people
You DT,e oeen violently sea Sick will assure
;Scr,Ia '%faaye!os aud tourists By sea and land
StomossA ai%ays be provided with IIostetter's
]sctSIcEuu bitters as 4 means Of counteractlng
s!onS SSaes; md tho nervous disturbance or
,ranSi" hy trouble beSotten OF uncomfortable
rSS,,ly swallowed at railway Stations. Emf.
,ers ssnouLd supply themselves with Hostel.
again, vnlacn hittcrs rs n family safeguard
pisIn,.' iEn,n,IaFia, stomach, liver and bowel com.
'N kinney trouble md rheumatism.
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Sunday Evenings Services.

Tomorrow evening the annual memo
rial sermon will be preached at St. Jo-
seph's Cathedral by Rt. Rev. Bishop
Main. The seats along the central aisle
will be reserved for the G. A. X. posts
and Sons OF Veterans Of tho city, who
will attend in a body. Ushers will be
in attendance to seat the public, and a
cordial invitation is cxtcnded-to all to
be present. Children will not be adj
mitted, go that there may be room for
as many adults as possible.
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CHANGE OF RESIDENT PHYSICIAN.

A change long In contemplation by DR.. Conc
Wheeling aud vicinity the sRine sskillful and
careful treatment rs Is given nc his largo estab.
lislmcnt Mt Pittsburgh. is with pleasure al last
announced. DR.. Lewis G. Davis. lately associated
with the Pittsburgh offices OF Drs. Copeland,
Hall and Eyes, Is mad Resident Physician OF
the Copeland Medical Institute. located at ll2I
Main street. The Pittsburgh DigpG.ch has this
to say OF this eminent physicIau:
Or. Davis graduated first at the prllc OF Pom,
sylvanias institutions, Jefferson Medical Col
lcge, Of Philadelphia. In 1872. Alter two years
OF private practice he took the post graduate
course OF the world.iamcd Bellevue Hospital
Medical College, OF New York city, graduating
in lSs2. : = ~
In addition TO these proud distinctions DR..
Davis has spccla! course diplomas In Physical
Diagnosis. under DR.. Janeway; Chemistry, un.
der Prof. Dorcmus, and Skin Disease under
Irof. Shoemaker.
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MARTINS iFERRY.
Accidents and Incidents In that Thriving
City-Pers0nal and Industrial.

Accidents md InciLcnts In that Thriving
city-Porsonal aud Industrial.
Contrary to the usual custom, no adj
dress will be delivered in Martins Fer
ry,on Decoration Day. There will be
the usual strewing oftlowers: Tho old
soldiers will meet at the G.. a. r. hall,
on Hanover street, and march over the
principal streets to Walnut Grove. The
fire department, the schools and the
Sunday schools and all OF tho secret So
cietics have been invited to turn out
with the Vets The fire department.
and the American Mechanics have ac-
ccptcd the invitation. The procession
will form at 0 o'clock on Hanover
street, right resting on First, and the
line OF march will be on First, Wash
ington, Second, Fayette, Third. Hick-
DRY, Fourth, Short and Fifth streets to
Walnut Grove cemetery. Persons hav-
ing flowers should send them to the G.
A. R. hall, over Patterson's hardware
store.
Mayor A. W. Harris was presented
with u beautiful masonic watch charm
by the teachers OF the Third ward school
yesterday at the close Of school on re-
firing rs principal. Tho presentation
speech was made by Miss Nellie Scdg-
wick in 4 neat manner, and Mayor Har.
ris responded happily. Tho charm is q
beautiful onyx keystone bound and
backed with solid gold. The front bears
the symbolic characters OF the order,
with "a. W. Harris, Bridgeport Chap
ter No. JAG, Royal Arch Masons," en-
grayed on tho back: The mayo has
been principal OF these schools several
years and appreciated the gilt.
The Y. NJ. G. a. will give n reception
to members next Tuesday evening. The
principal address will DO made by Mr..
John Gallahor, OF Bcllairc. Rev. L. D.
Morse and Mr.. Charles Morrison will
give short talks and there will DO \ rcci-
tation by Mr.. Robert Darrah, OF Wheel
ing.
The eli ampion female base ball club
OF tho world will play tho Martins
Ferry club, Saturday, juno l.. The
clcb carries 4 canvas fence eight feet
high, and only those who pay will Gee
the fun. -. r.,
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. T.. Wetherald, OF
Findlay, who attended the funeral OF
their son, Sylvester, at Bellaire on
Thursday, spent Yesterday with their
son, William, OF Martins Ferry.
Members OF the~high school alumni
association who have not paid their
dues are requested to hand them rs
soon as possible to tho treasurer, Miss
Mary Davidson.
S. II. Heaton, the blacksmith, has Just
put up an INN ensc horseshoe in front
OF his shop. on Second street, which at
tracts much attention.
Yesterday two spur wheels in the
squeczer, ut the .Etna mill were broken,
throwing the pudding department off
until Monday.
Policeman William Bowman has re-
turned from Columbus, where he at
tended the Grand Lodge OF Knights of
Pythias.
Miss Nellie Sedgwick, a teacher in the
public schools, will spend her vacation
in Missouri.
Tho public schools closed yesterday
for the summer vacation.
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Named for sheriff,

70 ne Editor Of Tie Intdligenccr.
SIR:-As tho time for making Rcpub-
lican nominations for county offices is
not far distant, l should like to suggest
the name OF Mr.. John c. Devine, OF the
Eighth ward, rs a suitable one for the
office OF sheriff. Mr.. Devina possesses
the eminent qualifications for this office,
and his personal popularity would In
sure certain victory to the Republican
cause. EIGHTH WARD REPUBLICAN,.
Wheeling, Man 81,
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MEMORIAL DAY.
u,v Monday viii BIO Observed by thc Eco.
ple Of Wheeling.

HON ElbN't's
pic Of Wheeling.
On Monday, Memorial Day, business
nil DO largely suspended in Wheeling
through the exercises OF the G. a. r.
Tho postoiicc will DO closed from 10
. NJ. 10 5 p. IN. There will DO n de-
Ii,"Tv Mt Sa. IN, and box collections at
V'SSa. m. and 1890, 3:l5 and s p. IN.
rSo nublic ollicc' in tho city will be
rIo,ea or least for n part OF tho day.
There has been n good deal Of inquiry
10 whether the public schools win
lave A holiday. Tho Board OF Educa.
inn at lis last meeting failed to take nc
,ion on this matter, and the schools
Vii therefore be in session oil Monday.
W" A. the Island school tho pupils will
hiring potted plants Monday morning to
Sa used IN decorating tho graves OF
sJjicrs. Gcraniums and vcrbGnas arc
npiurrci, MS thoy will grow and bloom
If summer. This Is II good idea, aud
,be example might we'll be cmulatcd by
tho other schools. Cut flowers are very
scarce this year, tho season being late,
and pOttGd plants arc 0 30 clieap that
,hey can well 10 substituted ior the
blossoms that witlcr In n day.
Following Is tho programme for MON.
ory service, to DO held in e.. All. Hail
Monday evening:
song-".A America" by al present. - !
DoVcllcr
Sou,-rSiar SpRnslcd Banner, y .....!li;s Z
'V"' scholars pdHiIrSchou,S
yorl Solo-"vucGnt Chair, miss .AllYta Wilson
Address, ......... ,..".,Y."... M,:NtklilSoa
S,ur-."Rcd White md Rluc." .,.SGl,6ol Children
ErrIiatlOu- Selection e. Waller Spargu.lLto Drilics
address ............. "....,....-., Wsfli| Curtis
ErCllatIOn afro. CrlgU
Vocal SOLO Tho Last Muster" -MrSsIya Scrlcy
sons. ."-.SchoClCh!ld
Miss Lucy Robinson willqleNd the
SCHOOL children in singing tho patriotic
and Richard Robertson will have
charge OF the programme. The cxer.
rises will begin promptly ut s o'clock.
The public is invited to DO pre.cnt.
Decoration Day being n legal holiday,
Ike banks will all close on Monday.
Paper maturing on that day willhavo to
be provided for to-day. NJ
4 large excursion will come down
from Steubenvillo Monday OH a boat.
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Pointer.

am very much pleased with Cham.
Raul 'a.h Cough Remedy" says Fl. NJ.
a6 Hnss, the druggist at Chatsworth, III.
i, osihs the epidemic Of Ia grippe here
"a, .TGk me lead and was very much bet.
Thu "Nea than other cough medicines
ttso Slip requires precisely tho same
WIFI 'eht as n Very severe cold, for
will Tnien this remedy is SO efficient. Ii
III, bm' promptly loosen a cold and relieve
cnr. .u'iss' soon eGecting a permanent
con, while most other medicines in
srr aGn use for colds only give temper.
drur .ri,el' 6o cent bottles Tor sale BY
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SUFFERED -FOUR YEARS.
How Her Catarrh and stomach Troub-
10 iIave Entirely DIsarpsarcd-.alss.
Kings Experience. n.G,F I

my attention was first called 10 tho work OF
DIS. Copeland and Davis BY seeing In the news!
papers tho pictutcsi and tcStiInonIalS' OF many
patients who had been treated md cured by
them. / went 10 sea them aud had a talk with
them. and their manner OF dIhguodng my
trouble was so thorough nnd complete I placed
Tho speaker was Mrs. Mary King, who resides
Rt No. u Eighteenth street. Wheeling. Years
ago. ] had sOyerut headaches md very dizzy
spells. Ny nose aud head were stopped up unl
hacking aud tenacious cough set In. with con.
siderable cSpectoratlUn. 1could not sleep we'll;
had u very poor appetite, and always awoke In
tho morning feeling tired md !anguld. and
With avery bad tastc In my mouth. Everything
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MIS- MARY KING, No 81 Eighteenth Street.
] alto caused me great distress and bloating OF
the stomach. which produced shortness OF
breath and sinotli cring sensations. | suffered
this way n great deal. although ] took the medi.
Cine prescribed for Inc BY physicians whom l up.
piled 10. but got no relief.
II never got any relief until l began treat,
mcnt at the Copeland Medical Institute and
noticed q decided improvement from the first.
disappeared. / sleep soundly. have a good m.
petite and feel strong and we'll. I am so well
pleased with the treatment that l have recon.
mended. and do recommend, nv friends to try
1t, providing they are Ill and wish to be cured. D
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IF the assessor has omitted Il, assess
ynM, sec to It that yon l. listed. You
will be- deprived of your vote In No.
vcmber IL your nalnc Is not on the rs.
SCISSORS book,
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TIE remarkable growth, which, till
within two years, was brought about
principally by n person telling an.
other, is a monument to Garfield Teas
merits.
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IT is not what its p%roprictors say, but
what Hoods Sarsaparilla does, that
makes it sell, and wins the confidence OF
the people.
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NESBlTT & DEVlNE,
l73o Market Street, ny1o
F7OR SAIJE

Three houses on Wood street. between Tbfr.-.
nth and Ihirty.slxth streets. on a i~ity.ioOt lo:;
rents for 81 per month. x
no. 3o;0 Wood street. lot5oxlO0 feot. six roorns.
a splendid manufacturing or building sife'
ono Of the bcs. In the city. 80 feet souarc. cor.
net Of Fo,tyIsecond and Water streets; will be
from the city. A good orchard. Xix acrei in
grapes. has a iirc.rooned house. stables. etc, and
tie best OF water. VIII sell on easy ferns OF
trade for city property. - $500
ntS IN Hofhmnnn's addition. the best value in
time. 80
No. 4ll7 Jacob street, six rooms aud large
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Fine houses in Caldwclrs run, cncap.Syo 10 l'511
No. i6l5 jacob street. rents for sii6...., > l0)
20 u Thirty eighth street., six rooms, new. $500
no. A.l Chnpllnc street, tcn.roomcd house
md two lots. t
Brick house, four rooms md hall, Forty.
hrst md Woods Streets. full lot.