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M EPICAL. IS OX? BNJOY9 Both the method and results Then fjyrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant uid refreshing to tho tasto, and acts gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, Liver nnd Dowels, cleanses tho system effectually, 'dispels colds, headaches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. &yrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever produced, pleasing to the tasto and acceptable to tho stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial m its effects, prepared only from the mo9( healthy ana agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all nnd have made it the most jwpulur remedy known. byrup of Figs is for sale 111 BOo and 81 bottles by all leading druggists. Any reliable druggist who may not havo it on hand will procure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it. l)o not accept any Ribtitute. CALIFORNIA FIB SYRUP CO. SAN FMHCI3C0, CAL, wuimue.tr. mwnvk.ua. THE GREATEST DISCOVERY ! ?The Only Known Remedy that removes THE TRUE CAUSE OF DISEASE Without injury to tho portion. hcnco it CURES ALL DISEASESI Rheumatism Curoil. I bellevo your Microbe Killor a ccrtaln euro for jhouniatiwn. Up to a yoar ago I was down a jro.it pun of my tlmo with rheumatism. I beprtu taking vonr remody. and aftor taking two fun have never boon trouolod with it since bus on? o. I bought n jug then, and after taking a few ilo?e* It entirely disappeared. I have oirered in rcvcral cases to pay for the Microbe Killor provided it failed to cure rheumatism, bu* havo never had to pay as yet. as it inovitably did the work Kespectfully, Wjl Matthews, Dealer in lumber and all kinds of building material, Lano, Texas. Cliills anil Debility Cured. I take pleasure in testifying to tho remarkable benefit I have recently received irotn the use of Radam's Microbe Killor. I have been murh troubled with chills,.-night ewoats and debility for months, and afior trying a great tunny remedies to no avail, bought a jug of Mlcrobo Killer and was completely oured in ten day* Respectfully, J. J. Smith. . Frankfort, Ky. Hemorrhoids Cured. I wish the aflllcted and suffering to know that I positively assert that for twenty-niuo yoars I nave c uiswihwv nuiiumi luieune ukuiij ?nu thai most terribledlscaso known as hemorrhoid*, or piles. In their very worst form. I havo trlod every iivulluble prescription. but no curative md. I have taken ouc jug (which contained one fallout of Microbo Killer, and it has completely I cured me. It now feels line a dream that I have ever sutlered with that disease. tar Don't forget that Wm. Rndam's Great Dis- | eorory is the original and old roliublo Microbo Killer (of which other similar so-called remodles ire but feeble imitations) has cured more disraies than all other proprietary medicines put together. Mr. Radam's Microbe Killer Cures all Diseases by Re~ moving the Cause. Send 2-ront stamp for 48*page clrcnlar nnd tho Microbe War, shows what aLscaso Is and what tho remedy must be. and (lo. to cure it Head (t, circulate it nnd vou will bless the discovorer for laving your Ufa Address 11A UAH'S MICROBE KILLER, iVnsUvlll?, Tenn., or Logan Drug Co., Agonts. Wheeling. W. -.Va. F0R / ^ MOSQUITO B1TE3, 3QRE A. a pfrei* JrcLILAr\ENE3S from OVER* gjk EXERTJO/1. P1LE3. CKAFIrtCi. To bathe %l FACE and HAJ1D3 M wh?rv KtattA etc. DON'T FORGET g?gga } when iTarlmj) on K* v&t&Tion 1o 1iht j w,fr> you. Vow art juri to n??4 iti ffiffjfijs ptrhapi VERYnUCM^:^ RcFUiE SUBSTITUTE* prob&bly v/orl'nkifc A??P'f POMO'5 EXTRACT only. Ponds Extrfcif Co, A?w VorK bnJ London. _ JyO-MUWAP BILIOUSNESS. BILIOUSNESS. BILIOUSNESS. Itlreot I'ronf. RRRITT STP^ My wife has been troubled uUUbiUud with l.lvcr Complaint nn<l Palmpltailon of the Ifeart for over " war. Her caw hufltctl the . kill of our hc*t phr?i'!latui. After n*!n?f throe bottle* of HYPO >',,uf BfllfHICK m.0Ol? KiTTBIW I'll Lit, flie i"Hhno?teutlroly well Wo Itruly recommend your modiIdno. 0KOHOK W. SlUWI.L, Jr3**'r?ow ' M"IU[,c,ler wim?m' Co" 0 B I """ lll.M.WlK'LLEV.M I). " AU?iiU,Ci?.OiaceHHJ,WWwli*UBfc FINANCIAL REVIEW. Henry Olowa'a Weekly Letter on the Uoney Outlook. UNUSUALLY DEVOID OF - INTEREST Is tho Situation In Wall Street?Both Bides Evenly Ualancoll?Tho Ueglnnln|{ of a Financial ltovtval In Europe?Bright Outlook for a Steady Heeovery of Trade and Flnanco lu All the Nations. Bfcctal Cbrrtrpondcncccfthe Inldligmccr. Nf.w Yoiik, July 1(1.?Tho situation in Wnll street is unusually devoid of features of active interest. The two sides to speculation appear to bo so evenly balanced, as to forco an advantage, that neither one caros to undertake any | movemontaof importance. 1 ho bears, it is truo, aro as always, on the lookout for a chance for a skirmish, or a raid, but thoy find the positions of tho "bulls" so well guarded that such demonstrations are cautious and feeblo, .and any damage thoy may inflict upon prices la soon repaired. The absence of special occasions for excitement aflords an unusual inducement to oporators for taking a liberal summer vacation; and both professional and outside operators aro consequently maintaining a passiro. attitude, though prepared to dcfond any outstanding interests they may havo left behind. Probably tho amount of stocks resting in this position is by no means inconsiderable; but such holdings are clung to with confidence, for the reason that the situation is regarded as steadily improving, and because it is therofore expected that the fall will open with a situation favorable to hichor pricos. The impression appears to bo vory gonoral,?and wo think tho event is likely to show that it is woll founded, ?that tho sorios of reactionary influences which sot in with tho Parings suspension have now, aitor an intorva! nf nhont two vefirn. worked out their worst results, and that henceforth whatever changes may arise in the general situutlon aro likely to be for the hotter. Indeed, already, traces of stoadv recovery aro apparent both in the old world and. , the new. Though capital is still cautious, yot it begins to bhow anxiety for employment The willingness ol tho London Rothschilds to undertake u loan of SIT),000,000 for the Transvaal government is a significant symptom of tho diapoaitiou of London capital to rotnrn to investment in foreign enterprises, and it will have its effect in encouraging tho recovery of like nnterprife in other quarters. It is .the keynote of tho beginning of financial revival in Europe. Even thusearly also, there aro Bigns of the return of life among tho dry bonos loft in the wako of the destruction of credit and enterprise in tho Argentina catastrophe, and the great mass of obligations which had so enormously overdiscounted the resources of that fertile country are now finding buyers at advancing prices, while the premium on gold is steadily declining. The harvest prospects in all TCnrnnpfin rnnntripR. excontini/ COnsid erablo ureas of Russia, are hopoful; which?takon together with the probability of a surplus of close upon 200.000,000 bushels of wheat being available for oxport from tho TJnitod States ?moans a year of choap broad for the millions of European population?a factor which, in that part of tho world, always contributes to popular content and the oncouragomont of trado. Tho forementioned symptoms war rant the hope of a steady recovery of trade and finance in the nations of the world. This is the more important to tho United States bocause the foreign financial depression of the last two years has been attended with tho return of largo amounts of securities to this country, and with large drains upon our stock of gold?movements which would naturally bo reversed in tho ovont of recovery abroad. It is doubtfnl, however, whothor sufficient importance has been attached to tho significant laci mat wo navo ho ih.uu (nit tho pressure arising from this unprecedented roturn of our obligations and the withdrawal of our best money. It has caused no perceptible check upon our industries, nor hue it provonted tho issue on this market of a largo amount of now corporato loans; and had it not boon for the foars excilod by tho insano silver agitation, this exemption from sympathy with Kuropoan causes of trouble would hnvo been still more marked. That thore is a steady, not to say largo, improvement in the volume of home trade now going forward, is mado clear from tho fact that tho clearings at the combined clearing houses of tho country, for tho first half of the year, show an.ingreaso of 15 per ront. llUHmtilRiaiiuiMH uiav vuu, w. . auw.vxu at tho Now York cloarln? homo linvo boon largely curtailed by the creation of the stock exchange clearing house. Undor tho general conditions above cited, and in view of a cloaror ascortainmont of tho results of tho harvost? which still remain a matter of uncertain odtiuiato?it seems reasonable to . infor that, aftor tho quiet of the slimmer recroation, tho men of Wall street will awake to tho appreciation of a situation exceptionally favorable to tho valno of securities. Meshy Clews. HOMtClDKS I.N 1800. Interesting Crlmlnnl StntUtloa IsNtxcd by the Coiinun IS u remit. Washington, D. 0., July 10.?Tho census buioau to-day issued an elaborate bulletin on tlio subject of bomicido in tho United States iu 18'JO. It nppoars that out of the 83,.T-'9 prisoners in theUnitud States, July.l, ISfK), tho numbor charged with homicide wai or 8.07 pur cent. Omitting :lo, who were charged with double crimes, 0,058 of thorn (or 01.5(1 per cent) wero men, and 393* (or 5.35 per cont) wore women. As to color 4,452 woro white, 2,730 n6gr?>osf 04 Chineso, 1 Japaneso, and 92 Indians. As to the nativity of the 4.425 whites, 3,157 wore born in the United Stntes, 1.213 wero foreign born and the birthplace, of fifty-five is unknown. More than ono half of the foreign born whites aro unnaturalized and nearly one fifth are unablo to speak tho Kngli'sh language. TIIE DIRTH PLACK OFJAH. G. I1I.AINK in Pennsylvania. Many other great mon etuiunto from this great state of Pennsylvania. It alto tho titrth place of the purest, best and most reliable stimulant known to nil the world. Known best. However, to Penttsylvanlans, and appreciated most by the invalid, who cheerfully admits thru there is ono rye that can bo had whore a sworn certificate of purity Is furnished with "every bottle bearing the name of Max Klein, (inckcnhelmer. Finch. Gibson and Overholt. 81.00 per quart, or six quarts for $>.00 Duquorae "l.trf per quart, and Silver Age, recommended by physician* as chemically pure. 81.50 perquart. Send to Max Klein, S2 R'derul St.. Allegheny, Pn.. for catalogue and prloo list, mailed upou application. Yob nil know that Uastin'a Kidney and Liver Tea curoa conttipation ana eick headache. al drutrgiala. u bKU that you aro imcimI. BIFFED BY SUPUKMK COURT. A S'.ract Car Condno:or D?eldai a Point Agrilnat a l'ABienger. X Y. ITerahl When tlio conductor readied the forward end of the car he extended his open palm toward a man with a bulldog and a determined look. Hi) first demand for tho faro was unnoticed. Then ho said, eavagsly:? "Seehere, Mister, gimme yor fare." The man piacidlv responded:? "1 am bound for Sixty-fourth stroet When we reach that destination I will give you tho sum of five cents and not before." "I (laid, gimme yer fare now. That's wot I said," retorted the conductor. "If yer doift out yer go." "My dear man, replied the Bostonlan, "did you evor read Blackstone'a Commentaries?^' "Nono of that now. Pay Up!" "I dcclino to do bo." "On what ground?" asked the conductor, reaching up for the bell rope. 11- . 1!?il *?1_J If ?u wu gelling a uum ntuicu iuiuoqii. The reference to Biacketono did it. Me thought perhaps that Mr. Elaclntone was a director in the company and might got him fired. "I decline to pay," said the determined Boitoninn, "became I want to go to Sixty-fourth street. We are now at Ninth street. What Riiarantoe have I that this company will carry me up to where I want to go after they get my money ? " What chance have I had to ezfimine the balance sheet of this corporation 7" he continued, getting a little warm. "Aren't half the railroads in this country in the hands of receivers? Why, damn it all I" ho sputtorod out, "f don't even know the name of tho president of the concern. Even at this momenta sheriff's officer may be in pursuit with a writ of replevin and attachment, and ho may sidetrack tho oar and leave me to recover my money, tho beat way I can. "Why should I trust a corporation? Aren't corporations tho ruin of this country? Wasn't it the Standard Oil Company that a low yoars ago " The conductor broke in at this point: "You say you ain't acquainted with tho presidontof this company?" "No." "Nor with tho directory?" "No." "That man Blacks tone isn't related to tho superintendent?" "No." "Well, then," said tho conductor, "I think if that is the case you hare done entirely too much talking in this court. Your viow of the lawis not sustained by the only person here competont to pass upon it" And so saying ho kickcd him oil and into space. When he had done this ho tucked up his coat sleeves, glared around ane asked: "Any dissenting opinions from tho rulings of this court? Thero were none and ho touched tho bell. Wagas lu ttliugufr. V. I. Lajutng in the PrwitJeiwe Ktw. House carpenters receive 17 cents an hour, while ship carpenters receive but 15. They work in the winter fifty-one hours per week and' in the summer fifty-four hours. Thus the house carpenter receives in American money during the summer $9 13 and in the winter $8 67 per week. The ship enrponter re-? ?" ? --i or crt CSIYOB lu 1U HIU BU 111 1IIU1 UHU w iu winter?leaa lnss of time foj( bad weather. Theaa wages are for first class workmen. Cleva lantl'M Substitute. From the Rochester Pott-Expreai A reader sends the following question: To decide a wagor will you please say whether or not Grover Cloveland sont a substitute to the late war7 lie did. The name of the substitute was George Urinski, and he died at tbo soldier's home at Bath on August 19, 1887. N*rvoaa Uynptpalii. Senator James F. Pierce, of Now York, writos: "For the past two yoara I have suffered very much from an aggravated form of norvoin dyspepsia. I have resorted to various remodial agents, deriving but littlo beneHt. A fow months since a friend of mine suggested tho trial of Am.cock'r Pokus Plasters. Following the suggostion, I Jjave been utdntr the sAme with the happiest effects. to those similarly afflicted let me suggest the manner of their use. I placo ono over my stomach, ono over the hepatic region, and ono on my back. Tho effect is excellent. From the day I commenced their use havo boon slowly but surely improving, and am quite confident that, by continuing I shall again lio restored to my accustomed health." Ix another column of this paper will bo found nil advertisement oi a inodicino known as Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera arid Dinrrhcea Remedy, for sale by druggists of Wheeling. In almost every neighborhood throughout tho west, there are some ono or moro persons, whose livos havo been suvqd by this remedy. It is natural for such persons to take especial pleasure in recnmmnn?lint? thn.remodv to others. TllO praise thnt follows its introduction and ubo makes it immensely popular. While it is intended especially lor colic, cholera morbus, dysentery and diarrhea, it is also claimed to cars chronic diarriicea. If such bo the case, it is certainly a "God-send" to mauy a poor mortal. " mw While boring a well in Stockton, Cal., a man found a monkey's tooth at a depth of 1,124 foet. Ilnppy llooitlere. William Timmous, Postmaster of Idaville, Ind., writes: "Electric Bitters has done more for me than all other medicine* combined, for. that bad feeling arising from Kidney and Liver trouble. John Leslie, farmer and stockman, of same place, says: "Find Electric Hitters to bo the best Kidney and Livor modicine, made me feel like a new man." J. W. Gardner, hardware merchant, same town, says: Electric Bittors is just the thing for a man who is all run down and don't care whether he lives or dies; lie found ncv strength, good appetite and felt iust like ho had a now lease on life. Only 60 cents a bottle, at Logan Drug Co/a Drug Store. 2 Whoa Baby tu sick, we garo her Castoria. When the was a Child, she cried for Castoria. When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria. When Bhe bad Children, she gave them Castoria Uucklen'a Arnlon Sal**. The beat Salvo in the world for Cats, Bruises, bores, Ulcers, Salt Rheuin, Fevor Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all Hkin Eruptions, and poaitively cures Piles, or no pay required. It U guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or mouev refunded. Price 25 cents a box. For isle by Logan Drutf Cu FINANCE AND TKADft. The Featuros of the Money uud Stock Markets. Nsw Yoek, July 10.?Money closed easy at 2 per cent Prime mercantile paper 8%a5 per cent. Sterling exubiuige quiot ut gibi'ales^. j Sales wore refill xharus. In point of dullness the stock markot /airly beat the record tA-day. only a shade over Jti.OOO share* eotnprUinK the buslucas in all kiuda of stocks for tn.; day. It is almost fruitless to look for a feature in such a market but the general list displayed a llrtn temper throughout tue ?es* ion. and there was undoubted buying of Rich* mood A West i'olnt "crurities. which rumor was attributed to the Vandorbilts without suflldent grounds to hase Mucb a supposition upon. The (-rose wm wry dull aud linn at Blight gains for the dny. Railroad bonds comparatively active. Bales S91MJOO. Govornmcnt and state bonds dull and steady. BONDS AND STOCK QUOTATIONS?CLOSED BID. U. S. 4* reg? lietfiNoibville A Chatty 68 U. 8.4sooupon.~...ll0>4 NewJenuyCentral.135% U. 8. 4%m reg luo Norfolk & W. pref.- W/4 Pacific us oTW- 100 Northern Pacific..... Vi'A Atchison- do preferred- Aityf Adams Expres*?1-19 North we*tern MM116 Americun Expresn-118l< do preferred- 142 Baltimore<fc Ohio? 96%'New York CentraLllO# Canada Paclflc 90-$',Oregon Iinprovo't... 22 Canada Southern.... 67%|Oregon Nav 70lA Coutral Pacific. J?? Pacific Mall...* 38* Ohenaneske <Si Oblo 2-% Pittsburgh .......165 Chicago & Alton-...150 Pullman Palace 195 Chi. Bur. ?fc<iulney.lOOK Reading 60H (Chicago Gas SO Rlohuond Term..... 9 C? C.. C. & St. L 05 do preferred.. 42 Col. Coal & Iron 35 Rock Island 7811 Cotton Oil Certlfio.. 88k St Paul ~ 8-42 Del. dt Hudson-....-185k do preferred 125% Del., Lack. <& WeaU56? St. Paul & Omaha- 47# Don. & R. G. prof'd. 48>S do preferred- 117 Erie - 20 8ugar Refinery 99^ do preferred- 01 Teun. Coal dc Iron- 38 j Fort Wayne 154 Texas Pacific Illinois Central 101% Toi. ?fe O. Cen. pref. 83 i Kaunas ?t Tex. pref. 25 Union Pacific 37% Lak6 Erlo<& West... 2.% U. 8. Express.?.. 52 do preferred 70 W. 8t. L. & P- .. 10K Lake Shore? -131ft do preferred - 24 Lead Trust. 84^ Wells Panto Ex-...~144 Louisville <b Nash- 71 Vi Western Union - 939< Memphis & Chas.?. 50 Wheeling ?fc L. E.... | Michigan Central.-1044{ do preferred 73 1 Missouri Pacific..... 68$ Brondatufft ana Provisions, Chicago. July 10.?Trading on exchange was very iwni lo-nay, hj in usual uu ouvuruuy nuou there Is a hull holiday. In the wheat pit and the domestic markets, while apparently dull, wore gcuerally hold with a little more firmuett. Cables were a shade stronger. Corn was quiet and weak. Oats dull, weak aad'tradu flow. Hog products were neglected, dull and foatureless. Flour dull and'unehanged. Whkat?Cash No. 2 spring 77fta78%c: No. 3 spring 72}#: No. 2 red 78^c; July 77%a7j%a 7<7ftO; Auguif 76Jia77^a76J^|c; Septomber 7G%& 77!;ii7flJjio. CoR.H-Ca.sh No. 2, 48}fo; July 4&'?<a48%a48Vjc; August 46){a48%a48%Q; Soptember 47%a48%a ^Oats?Cuh No. 2, MVgo: July aoWaSOJiaWic: August SOaSO^aSOHc; September 2!%a30^a30c. By*?No. 2. tJSv. Baulky?No. 2.65c. kliaxhukd?fl 03. TlMOTHYHZED?$1 35. Me*s 1'ork?Cosh 111 7H: July 811 Mall 72>Ja 11 72!-5; Hoptember $11 Mall 87^all 87k. LAiiu-Cash 9715: July $7 07#a7 15a7 I2K September^ I7%a7 25a7 22k. Shout Hiiw-Caaa, $7 60; July and Soptember, {7 45a7 42Ha7M. Others unchanged. Nf.w York, July 16.?Flour, recoipts 21,000 barrels: exports 5,000 barrels; market quiet; sales 19,OOi) barrels. Wboat. receipts 165,OOu bushels: exports :M8.oco bushel*; sales 405,000 bushels of futures at\d 58,000 bushels of spot; market dull and weakor: No. 3 red 84Wc: ungraded rod78)4a | 90??<v, options dull and lower: No. 2 red 82V:c: i August MV?aB4%ii84kc; Septembor 84October 85J4c. torn, receipts 36,000 bushels; export* 14,OCO bushels: sales 270,000 bushels of futures und 13.000 bushels of snot; market | dull and lower: ungraded mlxod ftjafile; July o i^c: August isypxemoer ucuioor i 6%'a58>$aM^c. Oats, receipts 69.000 bushels; ! exports 115bushels: market weak; July :6c: AuSwt UMfc; September ?l%c; No. 2 spot white i^c; So. 2 C'nicago s371^ Hay quiet at 65c. Hops dull. CoiTeo dull and unchanged. Molasses dull. Rice Arm at 6?4c. Tol* low dull: city 4J^c. Rosin quiet. Tur. | puutiue quiet. Egg* quiet at I6%c. Pork ; OHslur; old mess 811 v5iil2 <5. Cut meats active. Lard dull: western steam Hnd August and Sep- 1 ternber 87 45: October 87 47. Butter llrm: wost- 1 ern dairy 14ai6c: do oroainery 16o21>?c. Cheese firm. Philadelphia. Pa., July 16.?Flour quiet. Whoat quiet: No. 2 ted July 82%aS3c; August 82^1830: Soptcnibor Octobor 83ka84c. Corn quiet: No. 2 mixed July 52>?a53c: August 52a52>4c: September 52)?a52%c; Octobor Mc. Oats steady; No. 3 white 37c: No. 2 whito July 38!4a39e; August S^iSSJ^c: September ana October 42a42%c. Butter Arm: Pennsylvania croamory 21u Eggs llrm; Pennsylvania Grata 17al7Hc. Baltimore. Md., July 16.?Wheat steady: No. 2 red spot 82!^aS2%c: July 8254082^0; August 62%a92Wc; September 82%aS3o; October 84a8?>ic. Coru dull; July. August and Septombor 53c. Oatsqulct: No. 2 white western 40o. Rye dull at 78c. Kgg8 steady at 16c. Butter firm: creamery fancy 21a22<j. Coffee dull; Rio 16)40. Cincinnati, 0., July 16.?Hour weakor. Wheat dull: No. 2 red 75'{a7<1c. Corn duU; No. 2 mixed 49c. Oats cosy at JMc. Rye dull at 75c. Pork steady at 811 25. Lard steady at 87 00. Bulk meat* quiet at 88 CO. Baoon firm Ht 89 79K Whisky quiet at 81 15. Eggs heavy at 12c. Butler, sugar and cheese dull. Live Block. Chicago, July 16.?Cattle, receipts 36.000 head: market steady: natives 83 15ab 15: stockera 82 25a 3 00:Toxuus 82 25a2 70; cowj 816083 25. IJogs, recoipts 11.003 head: shiDinenU 5,000head: market lower: mixed 85 60a5 75: heavy $T>80a5 90. I Sheep.receipts2,000 head: shipments 1,000 hoad; marKet nctivo: natives m ioiin 70; lexans w joa 4 7ft; lambs ^ 50aC lu. Ka??t Liberty, Pa., July 16.?Cattlo. reoolpts 1.120 hend: shipments 1,020 head; market steady at unchanged price*. Hogs, rocplut-i LOOO head: shipments 2.fio0 head: market hiow: corn fod $5 fcOaf? 10: gravors S550a5C0. Sheop. receipts 1.200 head; shipment* 1,400 head; market fair at nbout unchanged prices. Cincinnati, 0., July 16.?Hogs weak: common and light V> 00n.r? 76: packing and butchcrs 8") MaS 80; receipts 1,000 head; shipments L000 head. Weekly Hunk .Statement. Nnw York. July 16.?Tho weekly bank statementshows the following changes: Kcionro. iucroaso .44,6:10,125 Ixwna, docreaso 9,751.400 Specie, decrease ... 575.000 Legal tenders, increase 8,488,700 Deposits, decreaso 6,868.100 Circulation, decrease... '28,900 The bonks now hold $19,9ft>,3W iuoxreas of tha requirement* of the 'A por ceut rule. Petrol Aum. New York, July 16.?The petroleuili market was cichhmj 10-nnj nuit mere wnru uu vmunuitiuub from tlio opening uutil the oloie. Pittsburgh, Pa., July 10.?Opened ami lowest SUftc; closed (?id highest 52})|C. Oil City, I'a.. July 10.?Oponed, lowest and closed atW%c; hf^htsst 52^0. Dry Uiiiiiti, New York, July 10.?Thoro was a firm amount I of new trudo for Saturday In the dry goods man ket. Some largo buyer* were in the market looking over tlio situation, aud mora business scorned to bo in the air. Thero was nothing of a marked character disclosed as -regards transactions. Matnli. Nbw York, July 18.?Pig Iron qnlet Coppor steady at 511 35; Lake dull at $115. Tlniirm; straits fc!l 10. Cotioa. Cincinnati, 0., July 10.?Cotton dull; middling?^. For Rheumatiem, Lumbago, Neuralgia, Cramp and Colic thore is 110 remedy suporior to the gonuino Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil daw BROWN'S IRON BITTERS cures' Dyspepsia, Indigestion Debility. pll S&ygpiires Do you a Root Drink Beer? SOU) AND ENJOYED EVERYWHERE. MEDICAL . N ULCERS, CANCERS, >lsSCROFULA, VV* SALT RHEUM, \ RHEUMATISM, BLOOD P0I80N. then and every kindred disease arWiw from impure blood rocceMfallr treated bj that never-failing and beat of all toslca and. SSEsSsisSSS [ Books on Blood and Skin \ Diseases free. Printed testimonials sent on xX. Application. Addrees t* Swift 8pecific Co., Vv* ATLANTA.OA. 1 WOOD'S PHoSPHODINE, The Great KnglUh Hetnedy. j Promptly and permnnently cures all forms of R2L JHL J-Atnotti Weakwt, EmitKir ^ fr1 f\ don*, Spcrmatorrhra, In&] potency and all effecit oj W J&t/* or Excmeu Been ^j\jr Avk prescribed over 8ft yeara *n thousands of cases: in the only RdiaMe and HanBefore and After. ^ Meaidnt knoirn. Ask druggist for Wood's PHOflrHODiMB; If he offers some worthless medicine In placo of this, leave his dishonest more, lncloso price In letter, and we will send bv return mall. Prlco. one pack* (1*0, II: six. IS. One will please, fix wlU cure. Pnmphlot in plain sealed envelope, 3 stamps. Address THE WOOD CHEMICAL CO., 131 Woodward avenuo- Detroit. Mloh. MTSold In Wheeling by LOQAK DIUJfl CO., and druggists everywhere. mwkajcqw PROMINENT HEN OF WEST VIRGINIA. A Book of 1,050 Pages, ... Witli 200 Wood Cuts and UUgraphtfiaoftHt LEADING MEN OF WEST YA. ;ov This volume also contains 100 pages of West Virginia facts and statistics. It gives the rosnlt of every election since the organization of the State. It Ip the most valuable book ever published In Wcfit Virginia. PHIOBi In Cloth, . . $5.00 In Half Morooco, . . 7.60 Send Ordersto Frew, Campbell & Hart, Wheeling. W. Va. deo-m* STEAMER3, TOR OrSTOINNATI, LOUISVILLE, MEMPHIS, /tfffllklr ttlwi lean9 and interme|SffiKKfc flfflSj DIATK POINTS. ? t&SEy'rJ Will leave Wharfboat, foot of Klevonth Street, Steamor Keystone Kt-nto, for Cincinnati, Ohio, evory Tpkhday at 8 n. m. T. R Calhoun, Master; Chas. W. Knox. clerk. Stoamor Hudson, every Thursday at 8 a. in. J. V. Ellison, Mai tor; Robort Agnow, Clerk. Steamer iron Quoon, every Saturday at 8 a. m., for Cincinnati John M. Phillips, Master; R. IL Kerr. Clerk. Steamer Congo, evonr SUNDAY at 8 a. in. E<1. K. Mnddv, Maxicr; J. Wehrinan. Clerk. First-class faro, Wheeling to Cincinnati. #0. Round trip, *10. Meals and stato' rooms Included. Tinkots transferable 'and good until used For freight or passage apply on board, or telcphono No. S4i now CROCKARD A BOOTH. Agents. Steamer R. E. PHILLIPS, i fR?" k W^eeHn*. Pally Trip, East LfjW}yffjL*or orn oiuuuiiru uwc?u ;-*u a. uu. o.mj a. m.. 9:46(1. m.. 11:30 ft. ra., J:00 p. m.. 4:00 p. m. 6:00 p. in. Sunday Trips?Leaves Wheeling?8:3J a m., 10:00 a. m., 12:30p. m., 2:00 p. 111.. 4:fr> v. in.. 5:30 p. iu. RAILROADS. Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad. On and after Wednesday, June 1,1892, train* will run m follow*, city time: Lbavk Whrkmno?'>6:00 a. m.. 7:00 a, m.. 8:00 a. in..9:00 a. ra., 10:00 a. m.. 11:00 n. in., 12:00 tu.. 1:00 p. m.. 2:00 p. m. 3:00 p. m., 4:00 p. in.. 5:00 p. m.. G:00p. m., 7:00 p. m., 8:00 p. ra., 9:30 pi m., 10:301?. m. Licavk Kr.x Orove?*6:03 a. ra.. 7:00 a. ra.. 8:00 <l m.. 9 00a ra.. 10:00 a m , 11:00 a ra., 12:00 m.. 1:00 p. ra.. 2:0J jk ra., 3:00 p in. 4:00 p. ra .00 p. ra., rtjTOp. in , 7:00 p. in., H: 00 p. m., 9:lop. ra., 10:10 p.m. Daily, exrcpt Sunday. Sunday?Church trains learo Klra Grove at 9:13 a. m. and Wheeling at 12:17 p. ra. n. K. WEISOERBER, Steubenvilla and Columbus- 18:-v> pm t ri:f?5ara Northwest Syatem?Clove A I'ifctsi. DivMon. Traiua ruo daily, excopt bunday. at lollop*: From Bridgeport to Leave Arrive Ft. Wayne and Chicago - 4:49 am CMS pin' Canton and Toledo 4:49 ain C:l? pin Alliance and Cleveland. - 4:49 am ?:4.? pm 8tcutM?nvilleand Pltuburgh.... 4:49 nm 8:16 pm Hteubunvillc aud Wellavifie H:43 am 'i:0S pm Bteub<?nville and Plttabuwh....10:12 am 10:30 nm Ft. Wavne A Chicago 1:20 ,pm 0:45 pm Canton and Toledo 1:20 pm 0:45 pm Alliance and Cleveland .... 1:20 pm 2:05 pin Htoubenvillo and Wellsvllle..... 1:20 pm 6.45 pm Philadelphia and New York.... 2:4-1 pm r?:00 pm Baltimore and Washington.^-. 2:44 pm 5:00 pm Bteubonvilie and Plttaburjfh... 2:11 pro 5:00 pm Btmibonvllle A: Kaat Liverpool. 6:11 pm T:W nm The weekly intelligences la a bright, aparltlintc. instructive family JeurnaL It la original in every department lean in every line and raited u It la lntonded to intareat and improve every member ol the laniiiy, whether m city or country. RAILWAY TIME CARD. Arrival and departure of train* on and aftet MaV if. iJWi EXPLANATION OP RBF?BKyCI Marxh: Dally: tSundRy excepted: t Honda) excepted; |3aturday exoopted; I.Sunday ouly, 'Saturday only. Eastern Standard Time dbpart. iB. A 0. R. R?Main LfnoTEaatl abrivb. 4:15 am WMh.Cv.Bilt. Phil. A S. Y,oll:20pu i:00 pm'Wa<h. Cy Bult.. Phil. A S. Y 10:ttam 12:25 am Wwh. C'y. Bait. Phil. & N.Y *8:25 am t8:00 atn Cumberland Acoom...... f4:5'Jpra <:00pm ....? .Grafton Accom .... *IO:ttara I7:l?aui Moundaville Aocora 16:45 am til :40am Moundavllle Acoom 18:40am t?:10pm Moundnville Accom t1 :15pm 10:45 pm|.......MoundsviU6 Accom t":4Q pm depart. B. ?o. R.R.?C. O. Div.. West arrive. 7:35 ?m For Columbu* and Chicago *1:15 am 10:05 am (Columbus. Cln. and Chicago ?5:55 pm 10:80 pm -.Chicago Limited- 6:10 am t8:25 pm Chicago Kxprcu tl'i:0T>pm 10:80 pm Columbus. Cln. A St Louia- ^6:05 am f3:25 pin Columbus Accom 112:lVipm t]0:05 am St Claiijvlllo Accom. t?i!:05pm f3:3> pm ......St Clalinvllic 'Accom f5:55 pm niWKT &40. R. ft.-W.. P. IB Dlt.l ARRIVE rtilO am For Pittaburgtu... 10:00 am 7:?0am ..... Pittsburgh , *6:50 pm ff?:09 pm Pittsburgh and Eait *10:10 ora Tl:.'0 pm Pittsburgh 112:45 pm tS:00mn ...Washington Pa.. Aeenin? H-Jflnm 3:05 km ....... ^Pitfaburgh [ill:00 DRKART. P.C. *ST. h KY I ARRIVE. t?:20 am Pittsburgh I t9:-20pm *10:00 am Steubenvllle^nd Weat ... *6:25 pm . fl:50 pm ^Plttabursh and New York... t.l:36 pm "4:20 pm -Pittsburgh and Now York.. ?il:55 am WEST. "10:00 am Express. Cin. and 8t Loolf... tfi :55 am H :55 pm Express. Clu. and 8t Louis... *H:J6 pm :30 pin Express. fc-teub. and Chicago. t3:85 pm :,.'0pm|....PltMburgh A Denuison.... *11:56 am DEPART. J C A P. It It ARRIV& t5:49 am Ft Wayne and Chicago 7:45 pm 5:49 am Xauion and Toledo 7:45 pm 5:49 ami Alliance and Cleveland 7:4S pm 5:49 am Steubenville and Piitsbureh 9:15 pm . i'J:43 niniStnibouville and WellAville 3:06 pin t 1:12 am Bieubunvlllo aud Pittsburgh t 1:30 am t2:20 pin I Ft. Wayne and Chicago-... 7:45 pm 2:20 pm -Canton and Toledo 7:45 pm 2:20 inn Alliauco and Cleveland 3:05 pro 2:20 pm Stoubenville and Wellsvllle 7:45 pm 3:44 pm Philadelphia and New York 0:00 pm 8:44 pm ..Baltiinoro and Wuahington.. 6:00 pm 3:44 pm Bteubonvilie at Id Pittsburgh 6:00 pm' f7:ll pmlStonbenviHoA KasiLlverpool f8:58 am DKPAKT. I W. <fc L. K. R. R ARRIVE. 9:45 am Steubenville. Cieve.?fc Tolodo 6:10 pro 3:25 pm ...SteubunvlUo and Toledo... 6:45 pm Steubenvlllo..........2:45 pm ? |...8toubenvlUe aud Jo watt... <9:10 am DKPATVT. I C. L . <fc W. It R. ARRIVE. t7:4^am Urlchivllle. Medina. Cleva. 19:10 pro New Phlla. Canal Dover 14:43pm mid Matslloa tll:40aro {8:00am St Clairsvillo 9:4-!am flOM2am St CJalr*ville 1:31 pro *2:24 pm ..... .St. CltiirKville 0:18 pro C:ll pm (St ClairMrille 7:53 pro 1:40pm(...Flmhlng and IJrlchivlUc- f T.-Opm PKPAKT. OTilU HI VKR It R AKBIV&. '7:00 am Passenger ?.0:45am tJ2:00 am Passenger 11:2ft pm *4:15 puij Pasweuger *7:15 pm I.K AVK a. It. 01 U tt/UIittUAU. AKIIIVK. BF.I.LA1RB BKLLAIUR 8:00 ?m ...JollMlre and ZanMTlUe-... 3:10 pm 8:45 pin .............Woodsfield 7:S0am 12:4* ain Mixed Train ll:lr>pTi RAILROADS. BALTIMORE S OHIO. Departure and arrival ol (?&trains ?l- Wheeling. Baitf "t M,ne,22f?fl0^ ^ MALN UNE EA9TBaltimore. Fhllad el ; r5sltt ?d New York l-:-1 i ^SflTKIgP^ o-6:15 * ???a:W p- & * Cumberland accommodation. 8: JO a. ra. dally except Sunday. Grafton accommodation. -'1: 0 p. m. dally. Monndsvlllo aoooininodatlnn 7:0). 8:i)J and 11:40 a m.. daily, except Sunday, 3:?J0 p. m. daily aud ti:lJ and 10:45 m., except Sunday. ARMVB. Fom New York. Philadelphia and Balttmora. 8:23 a. in. aud Ur-Up. m.. dilly. . * Cuinbcrlaud accommodatioa. 4*50 p. m.. ox^(jrafiou accommodation. 10*:w a, m.t dally. MoundsvlUo acoommodatlon, 0:50 aud 8:40a. m.. oxcept Sunday; 10:o5 n. m.. daily, and 1:15, 4:50 and 7:40 o. m.. exceptSundav. TuiKB-nnm nivmrosr. For Chicago. 7:3j ana 10:i6 a. m. and 10:80 o m.. daily, and 3:25 p. m., dailv. except Sunday. Cincinnati express. 7:35 and 10:06 a. m. daily and I0:tf0 p. tn.. daily. Columbus accommodation. 8:25 p. m-, daily. ' except Suuday. St. Clairsvllle accommodation. 10:0}*- m. aai 8:26 p. ux., except Sunday. | ARUIVR. Chicago express, 1:16aud 6:05 a. m. and 3:5) p. in. d:iily. I Cincinnati express. 6:05 a. m. and 6:55 p. m., daily. [ Columbus accomodation. 12:03 p. m., dally, except Sunday. St. Cloltaville accommodation. 12:05 p. m. ana. I 6:65 p. m.. daily, except Sundny. I WHEELING * PITTSBURGH DIVI8ION. I For Plttsburgn 6:10 and 7:JUa. m.. daily: 1:30 p. m., daily.except Sunday: 6:05 p. ni.. Sunday | only. For Pittsburgh and tho East. 6:00 p. ni.. daily. Washington accommodation. 5:00 p. m., dally, except Sunday. A DRIVE. From Pittsburgh. I0:u0 a m.. dally and 12:45 ! p. m.. dally. excoptSunday; 6:60 aud 10:10 p. m., dally: ll:0.J a in.. Sunday only. Washington acoommodation, 7:00 a m. daily. | excopt Sunday. OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO. | On and after Monday, April 23, rasaonwr Trains will run as follow*: "Dally. fDally Etccpt Sunday. Central Time. I SOUTHBOUND. 7 & .3 1 Wheeling *3 1*5 fii 00 ? o'j Benwooa. :t KO 11 15 6 15 Moundkvlllo 3 50 11 32 r,.t| , New Martinavlllo ft 07 12 82 7 3J Klstcwvillo.....^ ft 82 12 M 7 51 Friendly 5 4ft 1 05 8 09 , 6 lft l 33 8 40 Wlllimnatpwn a.m. 7 00 2 10 9 25. J'arkeriDtug ~ f 5 40 *7 30 2 4.'. 10 2J . Itollevllle.'...; 6 23 P. IL 3 27 11 0> Raven* wood 7 07 4 10 11 4? Ripley IjtudluK? 7 35 4 35 12 12 , Graham 8 U3 5 (K 12 41 I New lfaven 8 12 6 07 13 47 Hartford 8 15 A 11 IS 51 Ma?on City ... 8 28 '? '20 12 3S Clifton - 8 27 5 2S 103 It. l'lea?ant 8 58 4 Cd 18S . Oalllpolln 9 13 c, if, 1,10 I Guynndotte 10 351 7 iir?| 3 02 Huntington- flO 43 f 7 35 ? 3 15 , A. M. | p. m. I p. M. NORTH BOUND. 2 | 4 G I 8 1?. It. P. M. A M. Wheeling ...... fl2 25 * 0 4."? ? 9 4.". Ren wood 12 10 G 30 9 s?] Moundavillo... 11 ftft G 10 9 10 I New Martinavlllo 10 5ft 6 07 7 58 filfctowvllle- 10 37 4 43 7 35 Friendly 10 25 4 26| 7 16 8f. Man* 10 00 4 00! C 51 Willi amatown 9 25 a in 6io'p. *. Pnrk?r?burK 8 55.. 2 30 * 5 45jt H 00 Rollevlllo 8 13 1 50 A. M. 7 20 Ravenawood 7 :<0 1 10 6 40 Rlploy Landing 7 05 12 45 6 18 Graham 6 37 12 15 5 53 New Huven t> 32 12 09 5 42 Hartford G 27 12 05 6 37 Vaunn ril? ..... |J Of)! 11 R7| 5 30 Clifton fl 15 11 52 5 25 Pu Ploa?ant 5 45 11 20 4 53 tfallipolfi .... 5 UOi 11 ft"? 4 37 Gujrandotte 4 28 9 6ft 8 17 Huutington t 4 l')]0 y ?? t 3 oi a. M. I A. M. P.-M W. J. KOIUNSON', G. 1'. A. ?Pennsylvania Statlona. annsulvania Lines. Trains Bun by Central Timo. Ticket Omon at Pexnhtlvania station oh Wateo St., Foot ox Eleventh Ht., Wheeling, at MCLUBK HotTHE. YVkkeLINO, and at th* 1'ennbtlvania station. bkidoetoxt. Pnrmnrwrr Bthtjcm-'" Pah Handle IIocte." Daily. IDaily rxoirr Sunday. FROM WHEELING TO LEAVE ARRIVE Well*bni*and SUMibanville.. tfi:20am f'>:25 pm McDonald and Pittsburgh..... fc.rJO nin p:'J0 pm Imltaniipolhamist. Lonii.... *9:00 am *6:25 pm Columbus and Cincinnati *9:00 am *1:25 pm Weltabunr and StoubenvlUo. *9:00 am *5:25 pm Mo!>onnlo and Pittobunrh.... fflrJOHtn *5.-28 pro Philadelphia and Now York. 11'.!:20 pm pm 6 cubenvillo and PfUaburxhfl2:'0 pm f2:35 pm Columbin and Chicago .tl'-':J0 pm pm Philadelphia and Now York *3:20pm *10:55 am Baltiuioro and Washington. 8:30 pm *10;.V?fttn StiMibenville and Pittsburgh *3:20 pm *10:55 am Steubenvllle and Denni?oii_ *8:20 pm *10**5 um IiulianapolU and St l.ouu... i!?:pm t5:,V??m Dnvtnn and Cincinnati t*:55 pin f5:55am lliy-i . UUIIBCl Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry. Time Table No. 4, to take eiToct 12:01 a. m., June 12,18'Ji Leave Wheeling?fC: 15. *?: *9:43,10:00. 11:00a in.. *12:10 ?l:u0. *2:0). UOO. *8:25. o?:00, 5:0J. *6:10, f6:45, |7:00, *8:<W, t?:W. t!0:00. f 10:45 p. ra. Leare Peniusula-t6:*2. f7:38, f8:3S, fftSl. 10:08, *11:08 a. m.. *12:18. 1:08. ::W. *3:0*, 3:31. *4:0*, *5:08, 6:18, f0:51, |7:06, *8:08, 1?:U8, fl0:08. tJ0:\3 p. ra. Leave W. <fcL. & Junction?*8:52 a. m., f2:27 p. n?., f5:52 p. m L?ave Lnushlin'a Mill?f6:34 a. m.. *3:25 p m. I^avo De Hciam CroMlng?16:35. :55. f?:25, 11:37 a. m., *1:27. *3:30, *5:27, 8:27 p. m. I*nv?? Martin's Perry?ftf:38.t8:00,*8:58. t0:30. 10:30. *11:80a. m., 12:30. *1:30,12:83.*2:40.*::i7. 4:30. *5:30, f5:58. 10:10. *7:30. 8:90. f0:30. tl0:30. tDallr except Sunday. *I)aily. JSuadayi oulj. All trains will run on Kaatern Time. N. W. KAYRfl, (General Maniutor. EAVY SHEET IRON WOltKd CHIMNEYS. BHEEOHRN. TANKB. IKON 8HUTTKRS, CELLAR DOORS, LIFE BOATS ?AND? WROUGHT IKON RANGES. All of tho Ilcarlesl Sheet Iron Work made and erectod. CIIAS. H. MILLBB, apl ll.V. Water *trcot. "1HT.-V ?riTJ TCTTTTVTP4 TTTJiKELING, JORdoiirh a*o imnoiM 111 FST YA WINDOW GUARDS, yy |RE ** FENCING. TKE2 BOXK1 ' ORKSt omci and Bank Railino, Or Anythingla Wlra W. B. AIXISON. 1707 Eofffltrwt. apl'TTHis Tflophoue 117 #'J08' WORK'* NEATLY AND PROMPTLY EXECUTED AT THfc INT?LLIG?NCEfi JOB ROOM*