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THE INTELLIGENCES.
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rintef. r.?*?.
KaJ! tlWnwl *t ti* fvrUftet ii m
|g^: >> 8<W tt?n?T;
E" WHimitt. w. tjl. JftTC7*~M
B," Tmz tamolbtt Oauuk* in toe National
v.' HMKclRepresenUtfirahaaat la* agreed
|i' . opoo a bill providing lor the tramniwiou
I' . of money throogh the maili by order (of
?_ , ?Qtos lev thin 35, which ? sow the loweat
p. . limit,anda*high aailOO.ihooghnoceden
exceeding ?50 tie tamed under theYrveent
h . kv. A flight redaction is also made in the
35; to ?ocey order*.
&' Mcttal relief mcietit* j?rwj*r weC in
Franc? and are Urge in number. Tbeif
fe ' present nnmbcr b no fever than 6y52>, ol
g?-; which 1,916 are aothorixed by the govern??A
ment and 4,163 hare been otberwiw ap
I. meabcnaip is more van *
Billion, and tbe women members alone
' smaber opwird of 100,000. Th? KXxJ
'capital exceed* WjtM.WJi X coogrca ol
mQ tbe societies is propose 1
Tux Toronto OUr is worried by tbe
Mialks of crime in Canada, the records
showing that in law) 49^74 picssoaa, 01
1 oat of erery 10C in the I>ominion, were
charged with tome offense sninst the law*.
Of coarse, in a tense, tbe figom are deceptire
as some habitual criminals appear before
the courts *ercrxl times. Bat the
most uncomfortable fart to the 'ikU is
that Ontario tlxm* op badiy in comparison
with her sister Prorioces.
Soktbodt writ** of feminine type-setten:
"As a daw, female printers are .diligent
and worthy. They never 'aojtr,'
they nerer bother the editors for chewing
tobacco; they never prowl around arcon*
Hj: iwsuuw<|aivi uic i W?M uiww, UK<
I' never get tbemselrea full of bodge andtn
|. to clean oat riral print shops; tbey nev?
g," ' Swearabout thebarines manager; they dc
not smoke nasty oA day piper, tber never
fj' strike tormore par; tber do nc< all-de to
jjjp ' editorial matter as 'slab' or 'bog-wash'?
p.in abort, tber are pauent, gentle, con*
. aoeniiocs and reliable."
II'. , As exchange asks **11 it is possible lo
|. txansmii a portion of the power of Niagara
uv through eiertric aires to a j?oixat fifty miles
|; distant, why sbouM it'not be passible to
B* transmit the whole of that power, which
%}[ now goes to waste, a distance of 500 01
|\ HftQO. miles? TLe French electrician, M.
h ' DepWjbj demonscraied by exj^rimem
? the poasbtlitY of doing the ionner, and the
| - axomplshraexit of the other seems to be
K only a iwsaon of perseverance,
jfe. "Tbe time will therefore come when
k- - every watenail, erery mill errearn, and
erery rivulet even can be utilised as a
i; motive force in cities, towns acd village,
f The sttom ensine will become as antiquat|i
?dastbe obi-fashioned oil-lamp is now.
|pr Since electricity Las been proven capable
F^. of being used aa a motive power at all the
[? grand desideratum has bren to discover
^ some means of genera tine it ax a less cos
I than has been possible heretofore, and the
result is that the aquatic force which hxi
been of but very little use lo man heretofore
is to be made his most valuable servant.
The question of deadening th?
| electric ligbf, which has bung like a cloud
* over its future ia the capitalist's mind, and
r has dimmed even its brilliant rays, is thereby
solved, for if the force can be had for thi
t mere taking from every run nine channel oi
water in the land, why, then the main
cost is at once swept away- When,
? further, this force is carried, with the sjr
^ sstance of a simple wire, to any point
I where it is needed, industrial revolution
will have been accomplished, the consequence
of which it is difficult to measure
in its entirety. The tides being likewise
' added to this available force, there is mort
w than enough far all tlie present and future
demands of the world. As Profeaeoj
Thomson, the English scientist, said recently,
a tenth part of the tidal energy in
ffi; the comparatively insigoiScant valley of
P; the Severn would be alone sufficient to
|;V. light every city in Great Britain, while anI':
other tenth part would turn every loom,
kindle and axle. The day may not be far
on when the streets of 'Xew" York are
Era lighted by the Falls of Niagara, and its
p.v multitude of pres.** and machines of all
sorts turned by the same agency."
? C?L Ben Yeerls* Mound lo tly Wind.
V; Knua and liose MU1 ObtirartiaiK
p" Kit.
fe" We are gratified to see that the member
g for this Congressional district has reversed
Efe his DQSition somewhat on *H?
By bank question. The other day be voted
p; "with the Democratic majority in opposing
c;,... the motion of the Chairman of the Comxnitiee
on Banking and Currency to make
j|| the question cl the extension of the expir'
lug charters a continuous order from and
? - alter April 15. On Monday, however, he
I';: fsvored the Chairman's motion to set apart
jV 2? April 25th as the day, and spoke in its favor.
fcenna and lioge, as a matter "of course,
fey: voted with the Democratic obstructionists.
For their benefit we copy the following
|m?- closing words of an editorial in the Louisb'-.
vDle Courier-Journal?% Democratic paper
?edited by the "tariff for revenue only"
??;.' plank manufacturer of 1SSO?Mr. Walter??
son. He is to be credited with good sense
on tbe Rational bank question as compared
with tbe obstructionists of bis party
?/, . in Congress. He says:
. Tbe experience of the country with this
fcy system are eminently satisfactory, as comv*
, pared with tbe Stale-bank system which
(St;. . preceded it. There bat?been no losses to
B&vV note-bolder?, and the losses to depositors
E^ , have been insignificant Under tbe old
SSl'r . State-bank system, one was at all times in
danger of having passed ujon bim tbe note
; of a broken bank, and on nearly all tbe
bank-notes in circulation there was a
' greater or less discount, necessitating frequent
resorts to brokers, and constant inH&r,'
conveniences, irritating annoyances and
'J':- losses. A discount on tbe notes of any
ifc;.1 National bank is a thing which is and has
been unknown in any pan of the United
Sftr States. Prior to the resumption of specie
??: Payments gold was at a premiam, of course,
gV oat National bank notes were then at all
Rgfc v times at par with Treasury notes or greenjag*';';,
' backs, as they hare been ever since both
EtV ' With greenbacks and gold. s
Kd)-'' ; Certain Democratic statesmen in Con ffi-fr';,
grass (as well as Republican) are enemies
of the National Banks. Ignorance, prejuaffc.-"
dice, cranky theories of a self-adjustable
Bra .patent conency, like a perpetual motion
dock-work, originating from nothing, ooe! <
* rating without watte, and running on rorEg^ever
without check, shock or friction, ander
?P"v-' the impalw of a Utopian confidence in a
^ financial millennium?we are not adflfc;
,v dressing oar arguments to either of
E^'.'theae classes. Ave have nothing to say
either to bigots,ignoramuses or cranks, bat
' . to men of common sense and practical or
mjjg;. theoretical knowledge, who are aware of
ra&'/the fact that money tarn very plain, everyday
affair, that it is either bard cash or Its
paper representative, that it can not be
r.J-? made from nothing; that credit is danceroat
unless it csn stand the teat of HqaSla|
tkm, and that gold and silver are the final
tnachattiae .Only tfacM who can appre
ciaie theae facta caa ondtiacand the ngoTn
excitement amoaj oar Ohio neijh
bonovertheptMftd tb?PoodUx In
ba pnn * m* inttrot to the Mai
01 the liqaor qneatkn In almoM
ererr Stale Union. Therefore, tlx
loQaviaf iuafnalke Balliaon Anal
to what ia going on in Maryland (a Demo
cntie rtate) oo thia qaeatfoa, will be lead
with intenat
Mocb intereat ia fcein* taken tbroagboai
the Sute in the ninth annul meeting <x
the Maryland Temperance Alliance, whidi
ia to be odd in Baltimore next week. IVI
fpin will he prtaeat Iron temperance a*
aaeiatinna. churcixa, Sunday achcnia and
rdipooa and reform ?a?n<iitinm throofb
ont the State, and it ia expected that tlx
assemblage all] be the Urpat oI the kind
everbeJd in Baltimore. CoL Geo. V.
Bain, of Kentucky. and the Her. William
H. Boole. of New York, hare been inrited
to be prcaoiL Prohibition el liqno)
thnach local option, already ex;**i
in U>e following cmtntits of th?
State: Calvert, Cecil, Talbot, Kent, Princi
Georfe'a, Montgomery, and Caroline entire
In Someraet and Dordxater coontiea pro
bibitioa preraila except in one diatrict 01
each county. It alao preraila in ahoot ooe
! half oi Frederick ana Qaeen Anne't nan
. tie), aa well aa in fire datricta ot Waahing
toncoanty. There are alao eereral localitia
elaewhere in the State in which prohibitive
i ex ota, indodinj iix different (ana a
' Baltimore county. Ptanimaon to vote ot
the prohibition qntctioo waa obtained lot
, leten coantxa at the recent 11 inn of tlx
Legiilature, namely, Howard, Arundel
(furen Anoe'a, 'three diatricta. Hartford
Worcester, > ?x datricta.: Dorcbeater. ?m<
> diitrict.) Somerset, lone district.! Beeides
. these, there ia to be a Tote on pcohibitioi
in several localities throogboot the State.
A b?wi Atn?rr.
Bob Inservol] has been asking the one*
lion : Wb^t shall ? do to be caredT
Now th? is a very peculiar question anc
cannot well 1? answered, withoat first in
f ?fairing: "What's the matter?" Hare tck
i had bad lack ? or what are jroo sa&nnj
with ? Probablr he refers to the remark*
bk winter we hare experienced and be ii
suffering with a severe cold. 11 the lattei
should be the cue, we would refer him t<
the Rev. Mr. N. R. Grabb, Schwenksrille
. Pa., who wrote as the following a few day
r iza. "It is now nearly two Tears aince" 1
commenced to use Dr. Ball's Cough Syruj
in my family and I Seel frank to asy'tLa
> it saved me many dollar* for doctor'bills
. Oar biz and4ml?M&Hdren take it and i
never failed to give relief and eifecta core
For Croup it cannot be over rained. 1
have never been backward in recommend
> ing it to my friends and neighbors.
Taoruros testify to the cares that vr
' Wifgin^ Lungwort Compound has accom
plisbed. Try it. For sale by Logan & Co.
and all drufitistt.
DIED.
LiTHtT-Oa ToewiftTtsvsisc. April 1*. t*a. t
( 1 ociaek. S'.na Lxmi. la me itth yeare* his ape
Fa=*rri irxz fcfc iiu rtc&da&er. cones tf Focij
Ifth ac4 2Hot, naert?. aortiet u ) c'?2eok
i T**zAt ci the Uailr aw iarj^d. latesmcot &
i Mocat CaiTtry Caaeurj.
(OnrimU yjttat copy )
BOG EES?On Huvikj lAtnm, Asefl IT. l?K
?t?o?<t. X?xava T_. 6?ji&itx U /?:? p. ?zk
J?6e luct^v a?e>l tfiees awai d twe&ty-c*
rue*? when *i si* rrtLiex** at hrr imzts'j
5OL TS ft*:* Fto? ten*i. cc Wedaodaj r-^w,
, u J9o'ci?i. Ia'^rs^a: pr.r*ie.
CCWSI-OB H'KASJ *nert^<a. April IT. MB* a
tii '{?"*" Ja1U* ?- J? *** ?ix:j-inl yt*r <FuaerU
ina hii lot rattcaee. Sa 24 JmA
<n*\. co Weoistadkj *!:?r&?oa u 2 o'efcel
Fr'.rzA* <i Uxi'r ?r* lari^ v> ?a?4.
Ciilat
FOR
RHEUMATISM,
Meuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago,
Backache, Soreness of iht Chert, 6ouf,
Quins/, Sore Throat, Swellings oat
Sprains, Burns and Scalds,
uenercj aodii/ faint,
Tooth, Bar and Headache, Frosied Feet
and Ears, and ail other Paint
and Aches.
Ko Prrpcitica e? ?*rf? eqruh Pr. Jaoom Ox u
t rA?ap Encn*I Ecsed?.
c/ SO Cent*. iMfrercw^B^t^h'Sa
can h*re tb>*p tad pcatfiTt proof cf 6? ctoi.
i inxvcsag a flma Kryrma.
BOLD BT ILL B2U06I8T8 iXD DEALEM IX
JCEDICHE.
A.VOGELEK & CO.,
UmlHrnmrr. Md^ V.E.JL
TBATKLEBy GUU)B.~
a?r4JTgM or T?A3?f-wainjy? ror i.
fsua- I
daj. k- v. A.x.Lr.x.1 r.x.
S.AO.LE fcja ** fc?
Ont 0. Dtr ? *li 11:15.
W,P.AB.Mi fcltt 1:10 430
A. SC. |
a*T. A Pita ?C lft?0 J: 1CV I Lib,
F,c.43tu. t-s ta lar to lit 'j!t
CL.t.V.*W. ! iac'TTSIim
AMXIXAL or TUJM.
eon6*7
A.X. r.M. r.*B.AO.
L K_ LJ 1*14 4.A
A.*. A.W. r.M.
Ccmt a Dtr fcW fc? lfcU fc<8
W.,P.?B.DIt'i 1130 '.MB fcfij
F.IL P.M.JA.H.
Ot. * r.ttt IL-a Scife 7*7 ?d
1.1. A.*. 1,1 A.K. ML r.K.
P..C. AEtL_ 10:17 7JQ *J7 10J7 ?n 702
C. T. Y. * wj InftW ''&! ! T7:isl_
t bailT UC*M &aat*j.'
{ 9ie&bearlue AteocaaoladoB.?This train dc*
lac the day {Uki bu?r*rd a?d forward mww
, JUrUn'i Perry and B.Hai^; ?topp4n*wketi wqniro!
*i th? SberauM Basic, JBSctrWe, Wml WbeoUm
and GraTd am.
tMurikoAwaanndtftn.
"^yHEELING AND ELM GROVE R. R
On fcad after SATt'BDAY. APRIL fch. :fi:,eu
oa tbt Wbeeilxtg tad Ba Gtxnt BtOnmi will ran
as Jolknrt: Can will l?*?e lha dty {comer EJereati
wd Martet ilKW),a?d Hmma't at
taii.1. idytj.. %. j riir.& c-ar. m.
WW - It A - | ISO - -SB "
7:41 M lk? " Itll " 7.40 fc20
" 12:20 f. M. I 420 " ?.-? M
too" UOO " wc - *?0 "
** " i? - 1 fc# - ygj Soadaj*
esceptod. 3Z& KLEUiL
apr? Pqwrintfnd?nt
Oiixun. nt. sauta. na.um
C. KRAUS & CO.,
(Iiubw to H. Brhmnftarh A ObQ
MPOBTEBS AND DEALERS
or rotznar axd doxjbtic
Wises and Liquors, Brandy,
GIN. 00HH11J A5D WHHDBL
No. 1133 Market Stioet,
Vol VHHLONL W. YJL
''V'
MEW W1BBBH.
\yG1HL TO OOOK. WASH
M alt* iMnKlmBiU
?w<Tg??wr^iM?itiin.l. Iir.?
TtTAXnB BT A YOCXG WOJIAS?
'jBLyfiasfint
5* v"
Lost-a locket with the 1X1
tul-Vmom Me fto*?f*|fc<4 Mr??!
MfiaiW?K ImMitfllW pud far tta
mm* If kwtar ft ? ttii < ?. mpf*
V GIVEN AWAY.
Zimmerman Fruit Dryer
*? m
i a?mmm eetn ca,c..,i....i.a
opium??
opjuit
Aai MinMw Bimmmon > tnm M
? ? en ?wi rw?iini< m
^OTICE 10 TBS PTBUCL
IMstbyilvtMCfc* tfest! vffl Mb* m?m<
U*Ur?tfmj ur tebii Mtitricj tj bt ?Ut
V'.-Tttt* h ??4 Xhcpabtte ut Urrt^ la
(nm4 itai to *fc mdii a
ueCtrt dcU* la ?? bum.
JOES GOSBORX.
mmmra. Apcfl my
^DMISUTRATOB'S SALE.
"a ?ATTRDiY. &e 2M itj U AmC. I ?01 tn
wrt tottfiu t?W* *??Wi iV!u?trLoM ??ct
at lb* Uu sua* J. M?rv*niJ. ?t So. 171 Stllceoli
Will,
tftkcrauxactaittie odor* 1.x. Tnai ta?h
W. H.HALLEK.
PITTSBURGH A ST. LOCIS . in* s
PACKET USE. JflBfl
tohkXM ?JOSS L- RHODE?,
wu lam Wb?*'lax TUle DA* At acm ic.
UnLfTil> ET*2**fle. PkAwafc C*I*o isd & Lucti
CAPT. COCLfON.
. Aftat. St Juao Hoc*!.
' Vi'TICE
I
I fcJTtftAM a r.ne<j*a Btkrrj la rs&Ktkx
*iti ay Co*J?tictJuT. *ryi l=> prr^u*^ v> tarnM
tutit* ?&3 Wfiaiir* Ck*em *?<; Cms a
bori acC.c. E*r? cc. t*zA it* ta*?l In
Crete*. CooitcSccurits tad rmiu ia i** tilj
;?ca?i tUtiU-e. rii-s. toocdr-v Ctll ?* tddrtr*
THOMAs r. HXYJtAX. ?U Ktla fit
Tt-fffcoat So. !4 tp?l>
QI115D OPEXING.
SOrP tad LUXCH boa Hi. to 10 r
x at the Central Saloon. 1523 Market atreet
opposite the PoatoCce.
GEO. W. SCHBCK,
aprl* Proprietor.
TyATEP. FILTERS.
The Jevett Water Filter ia the only nerfet
article of tie kind eT?r invented. Call ant
. ?*e them at
XESBITT A RRO.'S,
, apr',9 1512 Market Street.
J^NGBAVKGS, ENGRAVINGS.
. A fall line of the above and French Wale
- Color Flo-am oa exhibition at
KIRK'S ART STORE.
: aprlfr \V& Main street.
^JASOKIC funeral notice.
Ti* cembtr* ot S?>3 Lcvict No. 30. A. F. A A
1 SC.. are ?aa??I, tad ibane Ofaio Loir
c So. 1. *b?*;ta* L"l*f So. S. tad 2u*.? Loljt So
?. tad a3 injocraia* JUtJtr Muoa* la r?d ?usd
la* are lamed la c?rt At tbe ^ n*? :r;
W^tmenUf aftetsooB. *prtf Jf. l?i. i: co* ocWJ
f ihL> to txteod the fanecal oi oar dt*eu?d bmfce
Ji&od.CooL
LOCK H. ALB SIGHT. W. H?t?
s JtifP WHEZtEB. tattuy. tprl*
! vroxEY for i?ix.-s3,?? -rivf
> aTA tiyKJ*3-i doi^ta; tor?-<w jetr. oa cafa?KB
teml citj nt! efMU. or at^?!u?ar7 rertcczl ?ca
- rtty.
HSC TnlTthaaJad icAut< forone year. o:
' calaemsUted dtj c?u:? ?cun:j.
SUQ(i> St* tayjrol dclltrf/ fee e?* or bow
ye??. co aaiaraast^red rtti esate d:/ pn>r*?r
>1 iv. lack^ncaiQi^r^TSlPRauUSl. ICIRn
t*?a?Ce Mad--MBau.>. > Apj'.y to A LEX ANDES
bjN2. Licta*-! Lefcl ud Broke;
1IH M?rk?-t urtet.? 7%zrtit't EI?dt. a;gl?*
pROPOSALS FOR TIMBER.
Ohio fcrx* Ixrtovwcrr. Davu ban Da*.
SEALED PROPOSALS. In duj>!k*te *112 be re
?1t?4 u thi# o&ce qsUI aora. on Taax*i*y. thi
i?h <Ur of Mtj. 1?*? for thedtttresy tt the Da*i
liUsd !to. fitasMd.?6ilhe Ohio 2i??r. ift nib'
be'.o* o! itout WCW it. H. X
Hjuar* Tiiai*n SJl.lOO f:. B. V. Pkafc; ?,??? ft B
M. 4/XU iia- ft. of W2itxf.
ITit tV.re ?.-r to b* dlriitii is to i<x coatmra
For it*cifictsiO?J tad farther ir/ora tioa as^ly u
thUoSce.ortoTaf*. F. A. Miito, Oona <2 Ei?1
aaert. P. 0. Box TO, Piiabcrsh, l*a.
E XEE3ULL.
K#j. of Er?ir.?n C. S. A.
U. E. Eajsraer Ot&cr.?' ff?*. T bird tStrtc*.
t^rl? QocaojUi. O. April 10. IVfc
CiUT the Wjrwt naefc of Ao? ia the dty.
A rri t*1? of eraoetfcle tcod? dxily.
Sor .Bprirjr tad Summer Trafle.
Jfo: ur.2*noui by *^r boc* ic th? city.
Ahead *i ?oa}*iitcr?.
Hue iht Seen liiit of children"! ihocs.
Art vtVMli*4 by ft*, by :>ace.
5ow Lire the nobbier: lo? eat ihoea tad tlipptr*
4c ia ?U the ;-feviilinj s^to.
Ead?*Tor to j^aee ore tad alL
.loihfcf niirtttwau<L iiooii nntattd.
Cir* Itw. > Tooth pick. Box A London Toe
Lttti nothing cadoae to aarft yotr cvatCtnct.
Is all dejartoenti we cam * rcu. ?tc*rk.
fcea at ?nd exAnina oar prv.w.
litre ja?t what 703 want reasonable and chaap.
lO Twelfth Street.
tyrVm*
Q.RA3D EXCURSION" TO THE
CINCINNATI MAY FESTIVAL.!
THE FTEAMEE ANDES.
Capt (baa Mailaznaa, 3f. P. 5oIL Cerfr. *11
zsaae aa exccnioo ttip to the Cincinnati May >?
tiral. Jearic? Wberiinc TlfSDaT. JUy ltd. %t 3
r. X-. arririac at liarinnr.I Thomlay socc. as<
will rttarn "Friday at midnirfit- th*? ??* w..?
docl?u tisc* to a:t?i<3 !osr Becctctte?
IT fckio* the A twit* yva c*n u:?a4 aort ivactrj
than by UkiOf M.BJ Cth^T ?M*X3?Z. Tb? WbttrllSJ
Oi*rz Hozk Orcienn will tvrnbh tt? r?e*e dux
fc; Um irip. Btnrtxotctarcrdcs^tvirF?re
for the rouad uip, laaadic* U*rf wfciie It
the city. >10. ?pt19
OPERA HOUSE.
OSI SIGHT OSU.
TUESDAY, APRIL 2oth, 1SS3
*" "-w
OPENING OF THE SPRING SEASON.
FASHION ABLE EY2XT 07 THE TEAR
M'LLE RHEA,
I SUPPORTED BY
T. Newton Gotthold.
And kcx Selffttd Cosj*ar oj Artists, in
; Much Ado About Nothing,
I Etrh pertccxaasce tiroa is the Englbh Lasguaee,
AdmbeAoa SO and 75 eratt; Referred F?*te tl OC.
. Sou od wle at *l!aoa it Baames'i ccsic tux* ot
i *od fcfto-rstarday. April ad. ?prl>
SILVERWARE !
New Designs will be opened
THIS WEEK
AT
I. G. DILLON'S,
113 market street.
Prices Very Low.
?Wi
gOCIAL,
Sl'PPEB A3U JEG-BBEAKI.VG
at the ziw street chtrch.
wednesday eves 1x0, april lmh.
EptlS
J. S. RHODES & CO.
Amomt oar new (Hdsnbmtiiciin
of (ncd> tint m tbt bat nlot im glna in
DRYGOODS
We hare a case of dark 4-4 Fercaliz**
. which ft are selling at 10 cents per yard.
We hare a case of tip-top Fast Colored
Prints which we are telling at 5 cent* per
yard.
We hare a case of Easu* Crash which we
- are selling at 10 cents per yard.
We hare a case of Madras Dress Ginj&ams
| which we are selling at 10 cents ^er yard.
' We have a case of Fast Colored Turkey Bed
Damask which we are telling at SO cent* per
JM*
J.S. Hliodes&Co.
1152 MAIN STREET.
>
k
f
Agents for Rerur Bitterns, St John S*ring
Machine, the Pearl Shirt and Maysrille
Carpet Chain. apr!7
; EASTERN DRY 600DS STORE,
Marshall, Kenned; & Co.
1U0 Main Street.
BARGAINS
FOR
x
1 THE week:.
So. 1?Cheney's Brocade Silks $1.
r S*Ttr>oIJ bttore>r las than SifcX
So. 2?An Extra Good Oulitj of Black
Silt at Sl.Ii.
Would be Cheap at t?W a yard.
Xo. S -Aaolhpr l'a.<? Anamf Drta Goods
- at 121-ic. a Yard.
* Same Goods aj we bad s~ch a ma on Ittor*.
; Calicoes, Ginghams and Muslins
> Cbtaper thin any other Store in Town.
; BLACK GOOD^A"SPECIALTY.
| MARSHALL, ^ENHEOY & CO,,
. llin MAIS STREET.
GROCERIES AKD TOBACCO.
I QHOICE
ONION SETTS AND CLOVER SEED.
Twenty barrels choice Onion Setts.
One fcnodrai hags choice Clover See<L
Headquarters for ARBUCKLE"S ROASTED
COFFEE, the best nor roasted.
Sole Agents for
PH<EXEX PATENT FLOUR!
The best in use. Ask roar eroctr for it and
take r.o other. Yoa will find what we claim I
for it the best.
Larp-st stock of GROCERIES IX WEST
VIRGINIA.
JOS. SPEIDEL <fe CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
( mh24 1416 Main and 141? Sonth streets. ;
$1000 REWARD
WILL BE GIVEN IF ANY
! GLAZIH6 OR INJURIOUS HATTER
! Can be found is '
. ' MADDUX'S AURORA
' UNGLAZED COFFEE.
ASK FOB
Haddu's Aurora Coffee.
WHOLESALE DEPOT IT
S.BAER& SONS'
Silver lake Flour House.
niliM ]
, JMSE CIGARS.
Henry Clay. Commercial Traveler, No. 6,
Jljr Choice, C* pi tola, Peoplri PoflT and Pear- J
; lea Cigars. All first-class brands. Alto a
. stock of
Fine and Staple Groceries
Ai veil as Oranges. Binanas, Sea Foam
Wafat, and other seasonable delicacies, at
GEO. K. MoMECIIEN'S,
1300 MARKET STREET.
Telephone Ka F -9. apr!3
ONION SETS !
10 Bushels Silver Skins.
20 Bushels Yellow Stra&burg.
> 15 GOOD OWES.
B. J. SMYTH,
nihil Cor. ihitomd 14th 8U.
JJASSAGE TICKETS.
totp Uckrti to ud Irom Earopt by tea
(twmhlp lino, it lovat rata, lor ad* at
H. F. BEHBECS1,
tprll 2217 aod 2219 lUrk?t Stmt
.
awroirwattgjg
THREE LIV
TWO OF CONSUMPTION
ALL WELL KNOWN Gf
We make the following extracts from Dr.
ratory Organs:
Dr.O K.>'nwjf, Cincinnati, Ohio:
/tar f?r-l bare had Asthma for over teaJ
entirely cared. 1 hare no difficult* in brratii
So laaf uage wild exptw my delist at hat
woo 14 not for thousand* of doltan tipgfani
your treatment I am punicg &*b and anir
I hare tried every remedy, but never found t
cured ray hnrband of Consumption. who ha?j
my friend. lira. Jacob Meyer. mtrcLant at N
and tas firm up for death. There t*o case:
it all lo your medicines and new improved C
I am. with great rtspect, your obliged asd
A Toons Lady Sartd bj- (
The daughter of a wealthy farmer of But!<
hood, was marked It the fell disease. Const
friends. She bad all the symptom? usually i
continual cough and difficulty of brc*thinr.
and hectic lexer. She was weak and emac?ai
attended by oiben, with no benefit. But bj
ment she at once began to improve, her imp
mother writes me. until during the second w
healthy." bavins gained twenty-four pounds
the dear young daughter, which tells of the i
treatment:
T*
Da. 0. E. Stwros?Thsr Sir?Feeling a de*
I feel it my dutr to state to you for the benei
my daughter, Marie Louise &cbant*. when I
Consumption. In the month of Us* October
suffering from a continual cough. tightness oi
attended *itb catarrh. sore throat. right
t-arcaystns of fever, with other trouble* pecu
11? advised by my father, Mr. JoLn Auobi
for treatment. When I took her o you tber
coughtcr at least ercry few minutes. Sbe Lj
bou?? a Urge portion of tbe tiro*. She bad i
pt* worse all tbe time; but I am happy to i
treatment. ber improvement was steady and
twenty-four pcuuds. and ?u fat, tuey and b(
is a happy, healthy girL
For this peat charge in ber health, we fell
Hamilton, to too, whom too have also, as it
tbe lungs.
For your skillful treatment, aided by tbe t
these two ca?*. we feel sincerely grateful. as
<^aaict?d. That you may continue to do as t
lies, is tbe fervent Kith of our lirta.
With great respect, we are yours ti
Confirmation Str
Since tbe above letter from Mrs. Schantx ?
and additional communication from ber:
0*15 E. NrwiK.5. M. D.: Rerpected Docjcrfor
the good you done my daughter, for by yi
tor. you can no: imagine bow my heart acLetbe
tood prepared for her. and then fret up. a
Spray now?his aoee u a great deal better.
This being a fair day. Louise will take this
a difference between now and last September,
room, and could cot jco up stairs without ?y
litspectiully,
Asthma a Pc
We extract tbe following from a social ietti
atter my treatment, in which she- states that s
as though she had never been sick in all her
Mr. H. f. Thieiber, a prominent wholesale
Asthma, Catarrh and Primary Consumption:
I>E- 0. E. Kmoy. Cincinnati. 0.?Xfar Dr.
that 1 am cured, as I hare exposed myself a
Asthma would come beck. 1 hare helped c!<
of doors, and an: just as free from cold as if ]
could not have dune before noles I was laid
proof that I am cured. In regard t?
no more au*? for it. I icust come to a c?ofe. i
you bare shown to me during mv sickness, a
i have found under your care. 1 will do all
Truly yours.
Consomption Associated With Bys]
tu
A well known citizen who* puce of busim
1
I>a. 0. E. Xnrrox?My Kind SirIn-the L
ed to you for treatment of disease of myluni
by you. My condition then *uone of jrreai
suffering from a severe cough. lc*s of 2e?b. n
hemorrhage, accompanied with great p*in in
tbe greatest j?ain following almost anything ]
you promptly helped my cough, the night s?
soreueasot or stomach, arid my appetrt* an
prompt benefit I derived from your inhalatio
ly grateful, and cheerfully recommend your i
A.4 lh#> Vruivtwfra r\f *h*t it hn itnn/fvA
lion, as I was. *-igak? please accept nav grate
Yours very truly,
Asthma am
Cured in leas than'one month. The recipe
which explains fully her condition and reco?
De. 0. E. Xnrrox?Ikcr Sir?I am most ha;
and treatment given to me by too. I have Ui
chial attack, and 1 can cheerfully recommem
forms of disease of the respiratory organ?. ]
ers as you bar* been with n>e, 1 beg to reiurr
Yours very truly,
Catarrh and Pol
The following letter (peaks for itself. Heci
charged, cured:
Dr. 0. E. Newtos-Lou ?>-My health. I.
stomi in every. We are having the most sc
through this season all right 1 shall hare no I
your books and card* to a friend in Lsdonia,
write to *ou immediately. He has consun
spoken of and recommended you to several o
Please accept my warmest gratitude and sin
a very small recompense for your great kindi
A letter from the accomplished danghteroi
lies in Kentucky, .which she has voluntary w;
tofore bad a doubt as to the curability of'Cal
De. 0. R Xrwros?Itcar Sir?i take the lib
Most expressly do I extend yon my sincere ti
in my ease. , Ytt, I feel perfectly well *psin.
ter titan I ever have in five years. I Lope thi
taken pains to publish in your booV. will be I
presented to you for treatment, and many s
disease. I know a great many persons who *
only be convinced that they would meet a \tt\
by quacks ol doctors, made believe by them
convince some of them that ther* reigns one,
when all others fail. Long months or years ri
and skillful attention again. But through sii
claim you as our phvfician; and if serious afl
lim* Bftil mrrnrn ?
will conclude with my bat wishes for jour si
promise to use my best effort* in your behalf
Patients are treated and cured u well at bo
ment and Instruments are sent toaoy part ol
Povtoffice Order or Check on the Bans for tbe
Testimonials
The following list of names are of well knon
and who haTe examined most carefully the *
meats which I hate recently introduced, and
them; being new, useful and easily uxrd. He
Hating been afflicted with Xfiaal Catarrh a
treatment for the tame, we feel that we can r
medial appliances in ibis disease. Therefore,
we unhesitatingly pronounce the improreme
the treatment of Catarrh, rix : tbe Saaal Spr
and his Long Dilator, to m invaluable as a
hitherto intractable disease, as by their use hi
one his formersuccesvful treatment in *uch a
the aid of his specific medicines.
We find no trouble in using either of tbe
easily undentood, and are also quite durable.
Ut. O. E. ?wu>a*# Specific and lb
and Lung Dilator, used by him, if they de&in
fully jonra, etc,
Tbonui 5. B/jyce, of Boyct is Konett. 22 I>si too K.
IJenry A. Flak. Cocusi>tWj Merriuat. 10) West
Court *t- Bntdence. SO BtytalUcr ?trtet.
G. G. Wright, KngzaTer aad euacii cotter, 1C7 Eace
lUttL
John W. Joct*. llT. Btaklkk street. Ccrtntttn, Ky.
Jnoes A ixrroo. XIUjttxj at Uv, *2 Uotiira iv
Mary Heyn. W Bt>w a kml
Mr*. M;aaie Vt'e&ktaf. la I**dley street.
Henry term. 17 Mtry.sutrt.
Jsoob Mey<r. V6 Bream ttrcel
Jda Wcteneci. 23Eut Slulb stmt.
John Erialmtyer. W Breoea Kretrt
V. II. I>gotM?ro. 357 PlaCUy street.
L. C. Toner. Lfi West Third
Ma H?T7 schiaudd*. XC Bare rtntl,
Mr*. C. I>. (iiteaiBntr, Ci Cuitn are,
J. H. B?a?b, L. M E. B.. Cincinnati
MnC. 1>. Wt*x. for daoefcter Vtifle. 44 Daytoo C.
Aoctttt ?na>oti?. steward. UrtJncr FWtwwxi.Uarinnatl
and Turae?oy Parfcet Gocapaay.
J. a. barby, SXt ?a*t Third street.
Fraak Miuti. Trenton, Butler county. O.
Marie Looise hchant*. Irmtoa. boiler cocety. O.
D.G.Cof4do. architect. 73 lastdla St.. Newport. Ky.
Mr*. Manaret GUUtbo. Brrry are. BdteTue. Ky.
J. JL Ctonini. wtih American Expttm Co., 1 ?lavtel
street.
Geo. *. Boa. 400 Bkhmond street.
ORXN E.
ranicux a
Xo. 33 SmlliJeld Street,
Antborof "Ctncerwu Dmm?m and Tomon
"Dimm of tbe IWmn," -A Hiatorr ol
on JUittie Cholera," "Jtemtrln on Out
ol "Scientific *ad Uatumai Medic*! Tram
? ESSAYED
AND ONE OP ASTHM/
nms of cwcihuti.
X E. Newton * Book on Diseases of the R?
ClSCWSATt, 0., May 90l 1SIL
rear* iMtsr&t April S, Ittl; ua w
ing now. I used to W scarcely able tovhisp
injr placed myself under roar treatment.
the dreadful feelings I had befoie I beg
nation daily, and feeling twenty jean yoacp
eraanent relief uaul I met yon. You a
I been riven np to dir. and also the hoi band
x 135 Bremen meet, who had Co&sumpti
t! know are now weU and hearty. J ait rib:
old?n Instrument*.
grateful friend,
Vc. Casus Ssrsa.
No. 11 Mary Sutet, Cincinnati, Ohio,
urins Her of Consumption.
r county, 0., who joat budding into woou
itopiioo. in the opinion of her family a
nanifeated in this dreaded affliction, harinj
I?un and opprenkxi in her lung*, night swe;
ed. with entire lone of appetite, and had be
the use of my inhalation and general tr*
rorement being "xteadr and rapid." as I
ooth of my treatment she was -fat. rosy a
Head the letter below from the parents
;reat benefits from my new and aueceaai
rrros. Bet!tr Coonty, 0., February 5). 1SSI
ir? to do yon. and all other* all the good 1 a
&: of others similarly affected the condition
applied ju yon for treatment in her case
I toc?k my daughter to yon. She was th
I breathing, grvat fain in her longs and s:d
sweats, hectic fluah on cheeks, with dai
iliar to her age. and an entire lota of appeti
rrger. and Mr. John Shrock. to take her to y
e w*j hardly any ceaation of her cocgb. &
kd become so w?k as to be confined to t
*en treated here, but without relief, as s
?,r that under yosr inhalation and genei
rat>:J. and in the M-rijnd month she had caln
aliby. tbc nc- worts, plays and rides, a
; like recnajmeodin? Mr. Frank Deuscher,
were, rai*<*i from the dead, from disease
we of yocr new and improved instruments,
rou have made two families intimately i
uucb good for others as yoo bare for oar tai
uljr,
Josot Satxm and Catha*etx Scaxsrz
011: as Holy Writ.
as written, I hare received the following ki
Tuorrox, 0.. February 24,1881
-I cannot Sad words to express my gratitn
uar skillful treatment the is spared to us. I*
ti to *-e Louise sit down at the table, look
ad not eat eTen one bite. Frank is using t
letter to Trenton, two miles from here. \Yt
, when she bad to as* a cane to walk across 1
iug down on tbe stairs to rest once or twioe.
Catbszisk Scuasti
rmanent Core.
ft from Mr?. Oeschle. of Peoria, I1L. some til
be is now permanently cured and feels as w
life. Tiro case was recommended to me
merciiant of that place, whom I cured
Feosu, Jus.. April 24. ISsI,
? There is no doab: in my mind b
gocd deal in the hut month to see i! :
-an bouse, bare perspired freely, and gone c
I had never been sick in all my life, wbicl
up in bed for a w?*k, so I think it is eo
> iL? Inhaler. I will send it to you, as I hi
nd thank you for all the interest and kindm
nd I hope thai many more will find tbe rel
1 can for you.
Axsa OrscHii
pppsia Promptly and Satisfactory
red.
us is at 133 Bremen street, writes as follows:
>5 liztxrs Btzjxt. Cwcarsan. Feb. 24, l$7a
Mter pert of November last i was recommit
a and dys|<epsia by throe wfco bad Seen cur
t anxiety to me a? well as my friends, as 11
lgbt sweats and fever, loss of api-etite a
tllV wVi.U AAltHMtoJ ? ? -1 - -
.unuuiuuiiun ?ai nuusg!
I tried to eat. By your inhalation treatme
reals and fever ston disa ppeared; as well as t
id direction soon became natural. For t
n and constitutional treatment I feel extren
treatment. from ruy own experience, as wi
titers. to all persons suffering with oontam
ful acknowledgments and believe me,
Jacob Metes,
1 ilronehiti*.
:at of the care writes the following letfc
CxscjxsjA September 5. iscoi
ppy to inform you, that from the consuiuti
fu relieved from a severe Asthma and Bro
1 your new and successful treatment for i
ioping you will be as successful with all oi
i my sincere thanks, and sign mvself.
Makt Kjitze?besceb, 409 Hum street
ypiLS of the Nose.
lived five months after the patient was d
Cuumuc, Tex.. January 21, 1531.
&tn most happy to inform you. is entirely i
vere winter ever known in"Tex*s. and if 1 j
fears of bad tealth in future. I sent one
Teia.*, several days ago, and begged him
iption, and is petting worse rapidly. Ha
Users who have this disease.
icert-it wishes of myself and all our family
less to me. Truly your friend.
Cabbib E. Dale
r one of the oldest and most respectable fan
ritten for the benefit of those who have hei
arrb:
Fiauokx, Kr., April. 1ST a
erty to address you a few lines once xuoi
iinks for your kind and successful treatme
wu j/i wu ?t.u nappy 10 snaie mat 1 Xeel tM
t care of niy c*5e of Catarrh. which you ha
the mwis of your having many such ca?
afferera getting rescued ln?m that dreadf
roald srillingly fly to you fer relief could tbi
rminent cure, but tiiey have been intiueno
tbattatarrh is incurabie, until it is hanl
among the Lords of Creation, who can cu
cay roll by before we may need your kind a:
ckncss or health may we have the boner
3ict;on should darken our household at &]
nd Invited, may you obey the invitation,
iccttsand happiness through a long life, ai
through the luture. Bopect/ully yours,
J tux a. klcfc
tne as if I saw them every day. The Trei
the United States upon tne receipt of $30 (
> firrt month.
from Patients.
m persons who have lately been treated by o
rotting and application of the new iiistr
i which they testify are ail that I claim f
ad below mhat they say individually:
CiscvcyxTZ, January, 183].
long time, and having received mucft sped
rcuhly understand any improvements in i
from actual ex wrrience with the Instrument
nts lately introduced by I?r. O. E. Newton. i
*y or Atomizer, the NuoPharyngeal Louch
means for tne successful! treatment of tl
e is now enabled to place in tbe hands of ai
way that they can now cure themselves wil
Instruments, as they are quite simple at
Every penon who nai Catarrh should u
e Nasal-Atomizer, >"a*>-Pharyngeal Douch
a prompt and radical cure, very respec
Jenase Sargent. to rmith Brett
Mr*. L Young. I>7 Laurel Kttti.
Esther Trart. M5 Vint street.
Mr*. Link M. *nl'Js. <5 Era street, Smrpott, Sr.
MrKS.tCoUkt,ifE*rtPoorth?tie?t. ^
IiU Z. Ktliuia. s W ibun
Uaoa B:o(btrVm, Se KitUnbocse street,
ErraCnK. Uterty, Ind.
Mrv & H*iber?l mtfeare. Price's Hill
C. TbootoW. Merchant, 5? E*ot Mfttt
Jfn.'jto.Yt W. Neaie, lor daughter Conine.!
Was Ma:b rtrwrt.
W. M. JamU. ex-fe^erf*, Ubertv, Union Co, Ind.
Mrs. Gen. Hade. Madlmaviile. jiaaiit?n Co.. O.
Strv Ed. tothktng. ti UoWn ttreei. Xmon, Kr.
Ml* Eacacl Alun*. dautbutrol CT. Adams. WboJ
s*2e Iron Merchant. M&Wtsrt Court street.
Mr*. Hia l>. BaUr.Gfcrfcsrafc. Texas.
Mi-Uarrie Dale, Clark# Ilk. Texa*.
cht*. C. Grace, ir> L-'Salle Crwt.Ohiraro, I1L
Mr*. M. I>. Pan 11. Sedamsvifle. Hamilton Countr <
Quo. W. Lewis, Uutance. Tenn.
Edwin Boo3e. o! saytier A Ho&Ie, TTbolmle u?
chants, 101 Walnut sixceC
OTON, ??. r>.,
>D ifmiioi,
Corner Ponrtb inue, PilUinrjh, Pi.
i," of tbe Bopinton Oram,
tbe Hot Springs ol Altitun," "An En
CleariiigOntSales
i. FOR TWENTY DAYS
W? vfll aril FOB CASH, far htlltMr
eat, *LA?GE VARIETY of
LADIES'DRESS GOODS
V*
it.
J XXBRACETO
s COLORED DRESS SILKS,
CHENEY BROS*
in?
Figured and Fane; Black Silts
en
5 IRISH POPLINS AND PLAIDS.
of
fa!
Ai? a LARGE VARIETY of
a.
of
Inoccc nnnnc
uiiloo uuuug
1*
Alto oar fall stock of
rml
? Ladies'Gloaks.Coat:
of 1
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AXD
BLANKETS
de
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BEltXAXTS OF
At
CARPETS
3! ^
! LACE CURTAIN GOODS
ay
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At a GREAT BARGAIN.
Tt
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W>1? m"* 1 11
PURHITURE, CARPETS, SC.
s HEADQUARTERS FOR
1 FURNITURE
pAND
: CARPETS
inill
b
u. Furniturelssi
rarer
ft I f Oar Kr* Pifrfrw *i* no
si Carnets Mpmbr
J? UUI |JulUlPEST?TiodffGRiLNi
III. Onr ??ottna?t of Roji i? to
li IIIYO I^ wbndar SjnH<A. YE
1111V A . Y"* .^<feQt >-TTLa. ERCSSEL
u- IIUCUlTiPEsrtr.udBuroiiMi
re?Linoleum
Oil Cloths
r# AH v}dlh? *xtd ettadud
i Window Shades!!!
re fruexns for and rrirete Iftrtlllacs.
id
3 Rattan Ctiairsiili
* full Hoc of the WakefitM and lieymxiod Bra*.
Folding Chairslss
ie* the three leading factories of the country.
uj
Chamber Sets!#!!
| Parlor SetsliSII
th any other home la th? dry.
^ UNDERTAKING.
CqkoUsUt on hand all the latest style*. MET alu
ca&tts. casjs tod wood coffins
inxnbhed on sbon notice.
FRIEND & SOU
e- rnh3
PURXITURE AXD CARPETS.
. We ban the largest tad most select rtock la oa
Use eTerbroochtio Centre Wheeling, eaosktlnsoi
f Fine Chamber and Parlor Suits,
And t large llae of
Qtrpcts, Oil CIoUm aa4 Window 8ktd?s
Which we will adlM low as goods of t&? qualm
eta be bought ta thenar***. call and m m tad
gat oar plots aad yon wttlfcvy of oa
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