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IWCDIOAIU OH! MY BACK xZn «trtüi or («14 »ttofh that weak back ' ' 4*4 a«*rl| prwtralaa jam. THE ST TONIC •rtrrncth*»* *1** twclf», S(r«4ln th» SfrvM, farkkN the Hlwxl, UIth Sew Vi^or. n, I J. M***» Fxirfii-ld. I"w*. mut» Br, «nV bon Bitte-»* ut tbe Nxrt Iron medicin» I kr >n in mf «war»' practM-v I hi»« found uiilj <*m>hr»l in norruoe or phyncal »»hau». .M uul in *11 aiWot» »hit bear an " v.!j i ! ha ar<«en».Uaa it frwtj in uj own (analy** ••„v* trad»- uark uj i-nwwd ml Unea on 1'nkc M <Khrr. Mxl* only by UKOW > mt VICAL CA. RAITIHORK. MI». . ltisp B*x)« awful and attract)*«, cwo .<4 of linn» for w«l» inform*) i. <i »N ut ■n*»'! »«ay by all deafen in nwdicina, g* UK u> Aixj Jddnwa oo nwut of *c. «taion 4B t» 40 end I CHbCKS la • Hoar*. Cum la3 fUn I Day*. Bad caaaa wan tad. ia5 UCH tor», ISN. Uth St., Phila., Wf Wlwellng Dnwjpata. 10SÏ FILES il ■a A* HOOD, YOÜTHFOL lMfRl'. dene*, Nervosa DabUity cured by botanic Narr« Bitter«, vv.. at 15 X. Uth HL Phtla. and Urugguita, ]a>od« ai.ouo KKW A KD tor Ite&lng, x.-tiling or Protruding Ptlaa L>a HIMj'î PUa Bamedy Talla tu cura, SojJ at Lagan A Co.'» drug ttora. 6«di»i)j^; n.* iwotiampa tur (»»bralad M W orfc& _ Call orwnta. F. O. CLARKE, M. O. |f*» VIM STRIKT. CINCINNATI, ( ~ CMfA'.TN •• • ■' * »V - • 't (M) L\-v. Dâ.âAfi^£)Si!£)1à i r)«Jitk>aof tb* Liw. m Dyv •i. Hlh 'Wt. Jaunie«, HtadaclMV rtv. v. 1: recnUuwtl^ bow«!*, p«n I-»• «►»>, th* »««urf-« illrcvtMfe AN Svil-MPt?: VVMIt-T MSDICINS. »;; ,o* ■ 'imr > ils »rove it« merit» -■-• no». Th«> Supreme Bench. | at* i^t \ ->•• t . <, ■»<.—From experience I think - « . > .t .. - - r»n-dy :or eu "iww< duea uii y tne Nt'iM» 'im« in invigorating tooic. Jamus Jai ksos, Chief Jus lice at vis. AN At-KD BAPTUI MINISTER. Two More Important Case*. ruric : ^*ina in Columbu»„ Um., a few dayt i . ; i e »enerib'e bfother J. 8. C» ap «- v«ol bau kr th>- new*. Hi« reply waa, "l >"Uki« iiuMTtAoicur« effect«! by Shift's • i-.ri. Thia reneraole oian is known a ; *M* jr hts unremitting Uborsof lorein tue u ■ • • *- i--.r .-1 (j.iaiabiia It will be reafc-m i • *: >•» i - ^pecitic U» ha* lonatel >)U te aa « weiiinne, to be distributed - ■ uu^i'fi: amoog U»e poo-of the cily, heue* ■'■..tri t.e»ai<t: m «n a lady who hat b<*:i grea'.r ao -u .1 U wriD uoollwr lut<lA lihedgiven • r « «';d pain. >ue laul the ha t been M « •• »nul uatsiciaas during Um past ihre* .r ji r» »tili the old rv me>lies. bat rntnou* i- «i. I lUKntnl dwilt's Spec;Sc aud . -•>'i)--aai>di*uow.ipvaienUy perfectly !' r •u 11< <no>' b and nul a single sign of •> it U marvelous how thia no iicia« '» «» »•fia." »». : al- o: b«r ttmß" .. ii «a« i ad> ais«. ?he hai beenaTected ■ : r „ur year*. Her fee-, h.iuJ» a <1 .... . » • !.. r U» ty, was corefed ov»-r with ! • .im t «4a One oi IM worst eise* Ol - - -• • th:it 1 have ever »«vu The »u • .'•'i. : .ir i (r lu»»- «aa beyond e*pre«slon rv -• m •'» at command lncludiurf mer i «..! :..'«<h out sheonlf grew «-ir* 3 • « • >i'<luioe wbea 1 4r»t »aw tae caa». • «.!••< *wi>ta >peclhc an t «he ha« ■ L >u y • bottle but every mark of t*e n» au i i M entirely tiimppfare-1. H»*r »i ' jv-rai h lâith have grearly imp oved. » )' -i.e #t •markable cures that has come - nv .ï^rvation " km Mihi|MitaMM> ■ »> uri < io< »Hb msn, and ob«Tri»$ their oc» i «I Th» r»nit.|:M u>eü—»ut is your • »• e He Iieriti of Swift's specitie?" .-ry r»| »txiy TP ir» I ha*e minalel wild ' i- «î •.<!»•., and ha»» observed cl ieelr ii>e ■:> <■■ M»*e "<• -*h-. h ai'.üct humanity. Bl wd i—> * the 'jj st •»'.•n-r-iiu and the aont diÄ . • < -nf i) ''is»rate Judgment that • -*■ «the ir-an ••-«t blood p«rider ever whJ tii^iv nothing comparable to it •• an. hirij too ^ood to say about .Swift'» Spe f- - .»xi and Skin FHseeses mailed free. Tw »wiK-r Si-Bcirtc Co.. Atlanta. <Ja. •>? Ia> KhMn Bros A Co. and I<ogmn A Co :k. <t «ho .-^ale and re>ail. ITUTTS PILLS 25 YEARS IN USE. '• ta:e3t 3fgdi:al Trinmph of tho Age! SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER. L"«»ra|*>t-titr, UoirrUcMtlT», Pain la [ • head, with a dull sensation in (h* "U fin, Puis under (he shonlder tullacse aflsr rating, with adle to rxtrlisn of body orml'iJ, ' nubility sf temper. Low spirits, with l ""»lingot having nrglrtlrd some duty. K, *»««ess, Dizziness. Flattering at the P>"*rt. Dots before the eree, Headache "r »!««• right eye. Kenilessnesa. with uldrritiiM, Highly colored 1/riae, aud ^ CONSTIPATION. "TT* l'tLI.8 are especially adapted " »-ol» ease«, one dix»© effects aucb a r.f t-v njmtnastonish the sufferer. •-J Inerea«« the A ppettte.aml cause the Take ou l'luhitbu« tlie sy*tem Is M tythHrTonlc Action oa I'kKttittUniiuUiRriulurStuuUtn [lins HAIR DYE. *T 11 K'k or \v u:*kek# changed to a ,'T i-Lm ï; bv it single application of _ f I>TE ix imparts u natural color, acta ' .' •jjSuKousiy. >ol<l by Urrmgiats. o* L '"»v cipr* s-» on receipt of #1. s*ce, 44 Murray St., N«w Yortu {anhsod Restored. L' rtetim oI yoathfol impm T ' ' , irs L«esy, Nsrrous Debility, U ugtrledln »ainesery raowa L * «impie asans oi self-ear» JV 'I * 1 " <K* * Idi Ml«» IB ahrers. W * «KKVBH. I niathaa >*.. Ifew Torh hagans Pagnolia Balm Ia secret aid to beauty. I' a lady owes herfresh ^to it. who would rather 1 tell,an<lyou cant tell. 4# roa Ail VIan and Beast. Liniment is older than * Qen. and used more and " e,£r7 year. jSnpeliiu} jfcgüsta: U'ÜMIAt, JUsFm, lMk TRÄmkKM' bi ll»L Arrival and i>kpairrv*» oriRAU'-» KxrLAIlATMMIOr Mikll r f u mlay excepted. tMond»» »*• «''«1 — -,V h?«La j VW H. * O. R HL- km. Kipmi Cut» 0« land Accum. .. Manatugtoa Acconu. Mound» rille Accum.. ww kxprM» t Chicago ud Col).... k iptM vCh cago and CM)-., tjpna (Chicago «ud Col',.. Z«n««Tilb iH» —... Zancevtlle Accum W ., f. « B. IM*. Wu..ui|i«k «od htklwinh Washington «ud PMUimrxh H*,hln^;oo aud Pttteborga A a»hlagtua P., C. & Hi. L. Ky.—Hast ! U a: <h Pit'sSurgh »ud New York. i'itisbuXRb <nü Rew York.. Ks prt*», ein. »ui St. Loula bxprms Clo. and 8t. U>uk. K\) rt»«. MaabnvtUo A Col Mixed. C- A P. R. K P:tt»t>urgh, l in* a thL Wi*llaburf, Cleve A Chi Put», New York A CM Pttiabuigh »od New York... Eaat » Werpool Ao-om. ... C.,L«ff.K.R Espraa, Cleveland. K, à W MaseiUun Ai-cuia St. Oaireville Aero« St. l'I»ira»llle Accom St Clairsville Accom....™. .. Local Kraight and Accooa Ohio tUver K. K. ) Artn •6 W 4 « * J S ' f Iii • 8 SO p i. »Im l.î » m *> • m in|>i 4 10 p ut 8 41' a ul 11 » a m I Jipa ♦ S 15 a m « 5 r> a B !• 7 M p ta * 7 «0 a u> Fnrighl.... I# a p «. S 4» p tu 7 36 am 4 Warn 7 «5 » m ti »> P HI t J Wl|>u 7 .5 a ui 1 &> p ui 4 10 p in 7 ff> a 'u 8 >0 p oi i .'0 p ui t 6 40 p oi • 6 80 p to 10 '«) a tu > Si p a t 9 0f> a sr t >> j6 p o> ♦10 IS p in 73]iu t 6 55 p u j 1 top Ui til as a » f 7 «6 a to t 6 V» p . f S 16 p »•' < 6 4' a tu ' 9 '« a at Ml 07 a ai t 4 11 p tn t 5 18 p tn tlO 17 a u t 4 17 p in 9 0 < p ... 3 '8 a n I Hp* 4 «9 p IC t S 'Ml II f i 27 p u> t 9 5i a u: !9 17 a h if 8 17 a œ 1 li'puijt 1 .1 p u 8 37 I» ni 11 * "7 P !• 1 4 SI i it 4 00 p , 9 «6 t 9 Oo p u< '11 Haï *8 >5 p t. H , t. C. KallNao. L«av« Hpl'alre at lï W p m. for Saiatao'AeiO. Leavv Bellair« ai 9:10 a m. lor soioerieid an> tan—ijlU. Leave Hella ire at p. ta. for Wooditteld. Arrive at Hallalre, a tn., 11-uO a. m. 'B<* 4:0»' p. aa. WHEELING AND ELM 6R0VE R. h N AN1) AKTafc MtWUAl, MAY 4, ISito _ train* on Ute Winning and fia Sion Bal) -«td will ran a» tottowa: saving the city at Leann« Wae<U'g rara a 5:80 a.m. 1:00 f.*. 6:10 a. K. 3:0« p. a O >i:10 7:00 " 8:00 '• 9:00 10:00 " 11:00 - 12:00 M. 2.00 8: •« 4:00 5:'« 6:10 7:u0 8:00 #«< 7:00 8:00 " 9:u0 " 10:'» M 11:00 " U.'« M. 1:00 r. M. !•<« •• 4:00 5:00 6:10 7:«0 8:"0 8:55 0« oa sDBoaTa. Lear» the etty at 7 a. m. and ran crarr ooui aatti tJV Wheailns Pirk 8a. m. and ran ertrj août ontillOp.«. HI«48TH, supt. TRUE AND FALSE COFfEE. NfthttiU of Makiug ThU Drink Araont Different Mations- Cuff»« aud Religion ate Inséparable. I H'. L. Al-ien, in Av York Tiwu .] There is nothing more saddening to th earnest Christian mind than the recipes for making coffee that are given in American tookery bocks. With harliy an exception they direct that coffee should be boiled. As well might a Fijan cookery book direct that a missionary should be stewed. Coffee never was and never can be made by boil ing it. W e might pardon a Mormon or a Centra' African pagan for boiling coffee, on the ground that ihey are in what the Roman cburch would call a state of invincible ig norance; but for intelligent Christian p^o pie who boil coffee there can be no excuse. Tbfc wTitersof American cookery books can not plead ignorance, for in most of them it ts mentioned, in a careless way, that French people make their coffee by pouring boiliag • ater on it. This shows that they know what is right, but perversely follow what is wron^. Boiled coffee can be consnmed by per nons ot coarse taste when mixed with a great deal of boiled milk, bat when taken without milk it b?ars only a distant resem blance to true coffee. Chemists tell us that when coffee is boiled certain noxious ele ments—say bi chloride of mercury and sul pbo-cyanide of po:a*sium—are set tree I he true coffee flavor is thus overpowered, and the stomach of the consumer is out raged. It is the drioker of boiled coff<** who complains that coffee is injurious, littl knowing that they hava never tasted real coffee. It is a remarkable fact «hat the coffee of a nation is closely associated with its re ligion. SpeakiDg broadly and generally, it may be said that true or infused coffee is the result of Catholicism, and that false or boiled coffee is the result of Protestantism France, Italy and Spain produce true cot fee; while Kngland, Americ* and Germany boil their coffee. Even in the latter coun tries when true coffee is fo ind it is where Protestantism is weak, and high church households in England and in this country frequently drink real coffee. On tho other hand, it must be confessed that Catholic Ireland is as ignorant of cot fee as is Calvanistic Scotland, and for this exception to the general rule there is as yet no adequate ex planation. There is no reason why Pro testantism should not have true coffee. What if Luther did confine himself to beer and Calvin to limejuice. We who live in a more enlightened age need not regulate our beverages by the example of the Keformers There is nothing contained either in de t rees of the Countil of Trent or the Augs berg Confession as to coffee, and the Amer ican Protestant has as much right to coffee as bas a Roman Cardinal. There is no duty more important than ♦hat of teaching Americans to make coffee Kvaugelista ought to go up aad down the land awakening men ana women to the enormity of boiling coffee. Every coffee pot without a strainer should be publicly »mashed, and the offense ot boiling coffee should ostracise the offender. With the trifling exception of woman,coffee is the best gift that man has received. To treat this gift with insult and contempt by boiling it is an outrage as ungrateful as it is brutal. FARM NOTES. Experienced shepherds cJaim that not over fifty sheep should 5e together in one Hock. Strong soapsuds, with a spoonful of car bolic acid to a bucket of suds, is an excel lent remedy for currant worms. A shovelful of manure over the roots of ttop vines will not only increase the yield bur act as a protection against drought ia »ummer and cold in winter. Careful experiments and records with rheep show that a line of twin ancestry oa x>th sides will nearly always produce twin lambs with the "I>owd8" breeds. A pound of guano. with two pounds of sulphate of potash, dissolved in half a bar rel of water, makes an excellent fertilizer when sprinkled on lawns. In California they have a remedy for lice ou stock composed of an ointment of equal parrs of lard and snuJf. It is not applied to he < ntire body, but a ring of it, two or t: ree inches wide, completely around the nrck has the desired effect Rich soil, light in texture, is best for wa fermelons. On heavy clay soils the best method for growing them is to bank np a heap of masure and cover with four inches of dirt, planting seeds on four sides and keeping the heap damp by pouring water into the centre. The Jersey cow, Mary Anne of St Lam berts, will not be tested' again, so it is re ported. Her owner ihinka she has shown her capacity under a high test and she will now bo pat upon grasi only, upin which food he believe« that she can make twenty seven pounds of batter per week. As a rale, in establishing a forest planta tion, it is better to grow several varied»» to gether. Then if some insect enemy 01 other trouble should destroy one of them 'he residue may remain uninjured and thrifty. If all do well those varieties thai promise to be of the greatest value may tx retained. A common mistake of beginners in gar dening is covering the seeds too deeply As good a general rule as can be given ii to cover to a depth equal to twice the thick nese of the Med. But judgement most b. used in every case. In the hot and dr weather of summer seeds most be plant« more deepk. so as to he kep: sufficient! moist to insure germination. t The Massachusetts Board of Agricaltir ciïes a guggestive i-ntacce—ti.*: 4' a brttj j mar. wbo cpr<-kd the ttable rtfo»* from fif j teer born»a oil 1 J acre* of meMio* several *i.cct>»ivt * rb r* kin I h.irvtsttd three crop »acl £«Hror., 71 tona (rood buy ■—"as much a* be wcuivi hast secured ha1 •fc« ttsnure r^ta Katteied c~er threo t'.tne» »« much I'ud." V it do»« iu »bou'ul ce ao arranged tbal in* light »ill ptrik»* Uy.~ ??ss ot the bp«**' wi h equ*} force. They shouli be placed in the ir p *sii>i>>, aud if tbie car,tot be doue, th«-v *hjui<i b? pived in tient of the horse When the wiado#* *r • I *(td in Iron' they should »>e provided with f' utters or b'inds that tbe light ttiat be ! i>pul*ted according to the brigntnaea of the ^ay. Cooked food at any time is mach easier to digest than it is in a raw s'atu, and it u j claimed by chemists that the nutrition* value of some kinds of food is increased by cookiog it It has been experimented with n feeding swine and cattle over and over again, and with excellent results, for any method ot softening grain, either by cooking it. or by fermentation, turns the starch into sugar, which is much easier digested. Gratefulness. Mr. H. Sam me1 Ottaw* Kansas, writes "Dr. S. B. Hartmax & Cu., Columbus, O. —Gentlemen: I have suffered for seven years; have tried every thing and many physicians, and all have failed, I went to Pittsburg, and while there tell on the street, my breatn seemed to leave my lungs, and numbness overpower me. 1 determined to give Perina and Maxalix a fair trial 1 used fonr bottles of each, and my trouble left, never I hope, to return. 1 left Pittsburg hree weeks ago for Kansas, and thought, as 1 was going to a new country, I had Detter take a bottle of Maxalix with me, on ac vount of bad water, etc. I arrived here *ith one-half bottle. I found one of my friends in a pretty bad condition. The doctors were treating her for chills and fever. I did not know what her trouble »as, though I persHaded her to use Maxa us. She did so, and the first day she was up doing her work. Now this seem* strange, but it is, nevertheless, a candid »ruth. She used it all, and has never had caube to lie down during the day since she 'ook the first three doses." A Case that was Pronounced Incurable. Ä Misa C. C. Peck, 714 Jackson street, Milwaukee, Wis., writes: "Br. S. B. Hart man* & Co.—Gentlemen: I take great pleasure in stating to you the benefit I re ceived from your valuable Pkri'Xa. I have >een suffering for about fifteen years with a -evere cough and bronchitis (so the doctors •all it). 1 was treated by different physi cians and spent considerable money for dif erent kinds of patent medicines, but re reived no benebt whatever. Dr. Fox, ol his city, claimed I had consumption, ind there was no hope for me ••ver getting better. I was so bad •hat I coughed almost continually. Mrs. Henry Kllis. a friend of mine, induced me 0 try your Peruna. I am happy to say 1 Segan to notice a change after I had aken my second bottle. I took eight bot •les in all. and now I feel like a new woman. If it hadn't been for Peru.va I think I would be in my grave now. It is a won lerful remedy, and I recommend it to all my friends." "Messrs. Baker Bros., Mt. Vernon, Ohio, write: "Your Percsa sells well. Custo mers speak of it as being a good medi cine." Mr. Daniel R. Spry, Portsmouth, Ohio, vrites: "I have a good trade in Peruxa. It •ells well and gives satisfaction." t light trade doing in all departments, with more activity remarked in areas goods, soft •vool dress fabrics and men's wear woollens. FINANCE AND TRADE* *on«f 1 Par Out OwwBmwti Quiet nnd Unchanged — Stocka Lower—Flour Doll and Unchanged—WhMt Lower. Nkw York, June 22.—Money easy at 1 per cent ; prime mercantile paper 405 yer cent Foreign exchange dull but ■•teady at $485J@4BCJ. Governments—Quiet and steady at un changed quotations. State Sec^riths—Steady. Railways—There has been an enormous msinesa today, transactions being $2,261, 000. Stocks—The new week opened on the «tock exchange with a strong and actire market. The first prices were, in nearly all cases, i to I per cent, higher than the clos ing Saturday and although some little fev rishness was shown in early tradings, the market soon became steady and then strong and so continued until about one o'clock. It was simply a continuation of the strength and activity of last week without spasmodic advances, the gains ranging from per cent but St. Faul, Louisville & Nashville, and Lackawanna rcse |@l§ per cent. The market closed weak at or within the lowest prices and \@ •2 per cent lower than the final quotations Saturday. The heaviest decline was in New York Central, 2 per cent but Lake ■»bore and Michigan Central are off 1} each, *nd New Jersey Central I}. The other de ' lines are Iractional. Union Pacific and N'orthwf stern each lost }, Canada Pacific Wt-stern L'nion 5, Pacific Mail, Manitoba, 1 »maba preferred, and Missouri Pacific each l^er cent. Sales to day amounted to 214, .'00 shares. i Mitral Paclfl® laLJ'l !Mla»onrt Pscîfle tt'-é iri® ad»... J. Central 39*| -v. Joe 117% Northern Pad?« lt>'. » .Um J Ezprw... .. 1?«'. I d© pre/erred3'J'^ u.erlcai k-ipr®».... VI Noniwcetoiri 91* e »straJ Pacific. St1»1 do preferred ....... 127 b -MpeakP A Ohio... l IN. ïT Central...8 % lo I« preferred 8 lUhlo Ceutnù„ lo 2d crWerred. 4V, 0. A M —. lljt t'.aao 4 Alton 1' 5 i do preferred. .. 52V do preferred.. ...„150 Orwun Tr.u«...^.. O.B.dt Q. 125 IPatlflc Mail S.v; I'. A C. Panama S' •el. A Had*«- 78 , P. D. A K. *n»er A Rio O +!* Ç. A PltUOarf do preferred™... JC ort Wayne '133 1. A bt. Joe m.— do pref«Rgd_-. - •la Central „ 125S AAi Erie A Wärtern U Œ I UUJUJi| ««•— * » » Pull. PH. Car. Uli > leading.....—.......... HS Rock Island 1« * ,8t. P. M. A M 94 ,8UP.4 M 21 do preferred.....—». '2Vi TezM Pad&o— 1UH AiJ C1IV» "«iwu - " "— r A*e Shore 55 » Union Pacia« 5. •Ichliran C«ntral— D. 8. Rip™» 5} a A c*. L 12 Wertem union—.... 61 do. prefarred 17 1 <■£* Di*. PBOUD0B. Wh ««line. Butter—Prime to choice creamery ISO JOc; choice dairy 12@ 14c; food to prime ■oun try roll 10c; common mixed -rock 506c. fair demand. I Beeswax—Quoted at 2i<032c T* lb. Beans—Hand picked mediums $1 400 I 50 per bushel; string beans, new, $1 300 1 75 per bushel. Dried Fruit — New evaporated pared oeachee 25028c; nnpared do 15016c; aspberries 25030c; blackberries 10c. New sundried. applet, quartered, 2}03c; diced, 607c; peaches. new halves,8i08|c; lo quarters. 7Jc; do oared 15018c; io blackberries 8c; do raspberries 22025c; pitted cherries 12014a. New evaporated idples 708c. Market on Dried Fruit nom inal; demand slow. Cheeee—Sale« in a jobbing way of prime mild Ohio factory at 9012jc; New York !4)015c; Sweitier 13015c; Limberger 11 012c. Eggs—Strictly fresh stock in good demand at 13c V doz. Feathers—Choice, 60055c in original packages, 405c more in small lots. Honey—Choice whits clover, 18020c; choice buckwheat, 16018c. Nuts—Shelb-fks.il 2601 60; black val ants, 60060c; chesnuts $3 0004 00. Onions—New Bermuda onions $1 75 per bnsheL Peas—Green. 9Acfôtl 60 V bn.; split, <03* * lb; new $1 5001 75. PoU toes—50060c per bnsheL New, prime 13 7504 00 per bbL Colis $2 500 § 00. Poultry—Live chickens, 93 5003 60 Ü loten; do chickens, 11012e; do dncka 12 013c. Good demand. Bags—Steady at 1 J01Jc for white mix 1 ed cotton; 101}c tor all wool and 1*101« ' tor mixed f Seeds—Sales of timothy seed at il 900 r 2 00 V bushel clover, small seed $6 600 1 6 05; large, t6 0006 15, as to quality. ' Sweet cider—Country sweet »4 00 per »arret Demand fair. t Lard—Country prime, 7108c., demand • good. Tallow—Coontry, 4je; city, 5c; demand ?ood Cucumbers—Ntw,(Xi(^ i 50 in bushel $1 rstes. «•« VNfe. Nitti loax, June 22.—Fk>ar—Doll and rather w**k; receipts 19 515 barrels; ex ports 3,841' barrels; euperdue western and Statt $3 10(a3 TU; common to good extra »etteri. aid State $3 60(a 4 OU; good to choice do $4 05@4 GO. W*h«at—Lower, clctirg steady; receipts 168,825 bushels; exports 89 877 bushels, sales 1,736,000 ourbels future; 140,0o0 bushels spot; No. 2 Milwaukee 93$c; No. 1 northern $1 01; No 1 bsrafl 03; do. c. L f. to Bufalo 99 («'99 j; ungraded red $1 01; No. 2 red »1 02j; No. 1 white $1 02; No. 2 red June Luminal, July, fl Ol J®1 01 f, closing at #1 01 i; August, $1 03($1 03|, closing al il l>3g; September $1 03(5)1 054. closing si $1 Oof; October $1 <ï6j(g>l 07|. closing st tl 07J; November $1 08j(S»l 08f, clos itg at $1 08j; December $1 10@1 10J, cloeing at $1 10j. Corn—Lower, closing "trot'ger; receipts 253,611 bushels, exports 29 95C bushels; ungraded 53@55|c; steam t 52jc; No. 2 white 6l$(a)62Jc; No. 2 •lune 53J(5^54c, cloning at 54c; July 53$ 'a 54c. closing at 53fc; August 53j054Jc, loeirg at 54c; September 54j@54jc, closing at 54Jc. Oats—Moderately active; receipts 159,600 bushels; exports 370 bush •'s; wettern mixed 3S@39c; white do 400 l2c. Stocks of grain in store June 20: A'heat, 4,999,064 bushels; corn, 326 873 ushels; oats,532,315 bushels; barley, none; rye, 31,867 bushels; peas, 17,747 bushel«; 'naît, 127,952 bushels. Hay—Quiet. Coffee —Spot fair, Rio dull at 8jjc; options mod erately active; sales 16,250 bags; June * 75@6.85c; Ju.y 6.8006.85c; August ►> 90c; September 6 9507.05c; October 7 10c: November 7.KVÄ7.15c; December 7.2007.25c; January 7.2007.25c. Sugar —Firm out quiet; tuir to good rcliniug öjj < 5Jc; refined steady; C, 5|c; extra C, 5j (« 5jc; white extra C, 5;c; otf A, 6c; stan nid A, 6Jc; powdered 7^07Jc; granulated ■ 15-16c. Molasses—Firm. Rice—Stead) end fairly active Petroleum—Firm; United closed at 82c. Tallow—Steady at 5 5-16 '(j5gc. Turpentine—Quiet and unchanged, iggs—Dull and drooping; western 12$@ 3c. Pork—Dull and weak; mesaspotîll 0»* » 11 50 Cut Meats—Middles firm; long lear 6c. Lard—Dull; western steam spot, ^6 82A@6 85; July $6 82; August $6 94 <6 96; September $7 O">07 06; October ?7 15(5; 7 17; November ?7 0407 08; city «ream #6 65. Butter—Dull and hea-7; western 9018c. Cheese—Quiet and firm; «■eitern Hat 3}06Jc. tnioaco. Chicago, June 22.—Trading in wheat was ctive during the first half of the session, ut at a lower range of prices. The mar .et opened steady, with cable; quoting a um teeling in foreign markets, but with ery little outside trading the feeling be •nme heavy and prices feel off nite rap dly, recovered a trille and then ruled dull and steady during the remainder of the day ( here was some speculation as to the visible -upply statement, expectation appearing to f>e general that it would show an increase. Flour—Dull and unchanged. Wheat— Kuled moderately active with a weak feel ing and lower prices. Liverpool was re ported firm, but crop reports from the west and southwest were more iavorable and op erations calculated upon an increase of vis ible supply. The market opened $0Jc lower, declined |c more, rallied |c and finally closed §c under Saturday. Sales Hiigèd: June 83i@89c, closing at88jc; July 89089$c, closed at 89]c; August '0j@9Uc, closed at 91Jc; September 93 « Wjc, closed at 93}c; No. 2 spring 88} •I 88£c; No. 3 spring 78079c; No. 2 red He; No. 3 red 85088}c. Corn—Quiet utfirm; receipts were large, but a de l-ease in the visible supply was confidently xpected; market opened |c higher, rallied c additional, declined ;jc, rallied $c and losed Jc higher than Saturday; cash 47|c; une 47J047le, closed at 47 jc; July 46} " 47c, closed ut 4CJc; August 46',046$c losed at 46üc. Oata—Quiet but steady; ach 32j@32}c; June 32}@32jc, closed t 32}c; July 32J032fo closed at 32Ac; \u<rust 28@28|e, closed at 28c. Rye— lull; No. 2 Gic. Flax Seed—Quiet; No $1 22]. Äless Pork—Fairly active but rregular, prices ruled 5c lower, rallied nain and closed steady; cash $10 10@ 0 25; July $10 17010 25, closed at 10 22J01O 25; August $10 25010 31}. losed at $1030010 32J ; September $10 35 a 10 -10, closed at $10 40010 42}. Lard — Quiet but steady; cash $6 6006 62}; uly $6 62}@6 67}; August $6 700 • 75, closed at $6 72}06 75: September -6 S0@6 85, closed at $6 8}©6 85. Boxed »leats—Stesdy; shoulders #3 7504 00; hort ribs $5 3005 32}; short clear $5 80 « 5 85. Whisky—Firm at f 1 15. Sugar— Kirm; cutloaf 7Je; granulated 7107}c; -tandard A 6}06jjc. Butter—Dull and weak; creamery 14016c; dairy 13014c. biggs—Heavy at 11011JC. Philadilthla, June 22.—Flour—Firm, with fair demand. Wheat—Q liet; No. 2 ced June 96@96}c; July 96:j <^97|c; Au gust 99i@$l OOfS ; September $1 02101 02} ''orn—Lower; No. 3 mixed 52(S)53c; steam er No. 2 high mixed 53Jc; No. 2 mixed .»3@54c; sail mixed June 53@53}c; July •k<@53}c; August 53J@53:jc; September >3$@54c. Oats—Dull. Barley steady; No. 1 mixed 37c; No. 3. white 39c;' No. 2 %bite 40(^40Jc; futures dull; No. 2 white lune 39J@40c; July 39@39]c; August 38 (a38jc; September 35J®35jc. Pork— viesa, new, $12 00@12 25; family, *11 30®11 50. Hams—Smoked, (2,11c ; prime mess $11 00 -«Il 50. lArd—Steady;' refined $7 25® 7 50; steam $0 85@6 90; butchers', loose, ï6 00. Butter—L>ull and barely steady; i-reamerv ex ras 18@19c; first« 16@17c; Bradford county and New York do, 16c; SVestern dairy 9@llc. Eggs—Dull; de pressed; extras 12@13}c. Cheese—Dull md easier; Ohio flats choice 6}c.; do. iair to prime 5@6Jc. Petroleum—Steady. Cincinnati. Cincinnati, O., June 22.—Cotton— Dull; middling lOJc. Flour—Quiet; amily $4 35@4 60; fancy $4 70®5 00. Wheat—Heavy; No. 2 red $1 00@1 02; receipts 2,300 bushels; shipments 3.000 bushels. Corn—Firm; No 2 mixed 4Sc « »ata—Dull and lower; No. 2 mix«d 35l@ <6Jc. Rye—In fair demand ; No. 2 690 70c. Barley—Out of market. Pork— Ddfi *t $10 75. Lard—Quiet at $6 40. Bulk Meats—Quiet and firm; shoulders $3 75; bort rib $5 50. Bacon—Steady; ahonlden» f I 37A ; short rib $6 20; short clear $<"> 50 Whisky—Dull at $1 13. Butter—Firm; ►xtra creamery 18@20c; fancy dairy 12@ 13c. Linseed Oil—Steady at 49@50c 'Cfrar—In good demand; hard refined 7@ 7}c; New Orleans 4]@5jc. Eggs—Firmer «t I lie. Cheeee — Steady; Ohio full cream factory 6@7c. Toledo. Toixdo, O., June 22.—Wheat—Quiet nnd steady; No. 2 red, cash or June 92Jc; 'tily 92Jc; August 94Jc bid; September •6c bid; year 92Jc; No. 2 sjft 99$c. orn—Dull and steady; No 2 cash or June i8c; July 4KJc asked; August 49c bid; )9Jc asked; September 49Jc asked. Oats — Quiet; No. 2 34}c. UT« STOCK. WkMtrng. The market is very good, this week, •lessra. Hudson à Bayha furnishod the t olio wing quotations: Cattle, $2 50(^6 00 tor aO kind«. Hoga. market fair; bfâ4j per ft. Sheep, dull; 2(«t3c. Lamb«, good, active; 3J®5c. Calves, $2 00®6 UO per head. Freeh cows, 120 0<M§)35 50. Chleatr*. Chicago Jane 22.—The Drovers' Journal reporta Cattle, receipts 7,800 head; ship m<-n'8 2 000 head, native 5@l0c higher; «hipping steers $5 90@5 90; stockera and feeders $3 50(ä4 75; cows bulls and mixed $2 50(5,4 60; through Texas cattle. 10c lower: corn fed, $4 50®5 35; greasers, $2 75@4 25. Hogs—Receipts 30,000 head; shipneato 5.000 bend; market fins aad closed strong; rough mixed $3 85@4 05; packing and «bipping $4 00(A4 1C; hght weights $3 90 ®4 15; skip« $' 00®3 50 Sheep—Receipts «,500 head; shipments .'00 h nid; market stead v; natives $2 50 CM 25; vettere $2 7V®3 75; Texans *1 2'@3 60; lamb« per h*d $1 50® J 75. Eut Liberty. Eaây Lim.*tt, Jone 22.—Market fairly #cti\e and steady. Cattle—Dull and » shade 'ower lor heavy, light steady aud unchanged. Receipts 2,366 head ; shipments 485 bead. Shipments to Mew York Saturday and San day, 59 cars. Hogs—Active and firm: Philadelphias $4 2504 35; receipts 7.400 head; ship ments, 3 900 bead. Shipments to New York Saturday and Sunday 36 carioad«s. Sheep Dull and a shade lower than Sat urdaj's closing figures; receipts 10,200 heal; shipments 1,400 head. Maw York. Nrw Yoax, Jane 22.—beeves—Receipts, including 41 cars for exportatioa, wt$r 5,290 head, making 11,870 head for the ««■k; market doll and depressed; a num ber ot car loads remain unsold ; extreme» for native steers were $5 2506 30 per 100 pounds live weight, with 1 car load takeu at |6 45, and 3 car loads Texas steers at $4 67J@4 81 J; bulla $3 80(0,4 40. Shet-p—Receipts 1,180 head, m&kiag 4 300 head for the week: market dull and lower, with 20 cars to carry over; sheep «old at $2 9004 40 per 10# pounds; lambs 4 00@4 60. Bogs—Receipts 12,400 head, making 33,460 head for the week ; market a shade firmer lor live hogs at $4 5004 75 per 100 pounds. Cincinnati. CiNCiNTfiTi, 0., June 22.—Hogi—Firm: common and light, $3 2504 25; packing and butchers,75 0 4 25. eKOCKKDEg. Wheeling, Country trade is improving and money is petting more plenty in consequence of far mers Belling their products. 8ooars—Sugars continue intair demand. Some holders predict further advances Cut loaf 7jc; Cubes 7Jc; Fruit powdered 7fc; Powdered 7Jc; Granulated Standard 7jc; Granulated ordinary 7c; Standard Con fectioner's A 6fcj grocer's A 6Jc; Pearl white A 6Jc; White extra C 5ic; Ohio val ley C 5Jc; golden C 6Jc; New York C 5c; (new) Fruit sugar 4gc. Cornia—Green coffee—Fancy Golden lio ii»c; Fancy Green 13c; Peaberry 3c; Choice 12c; Prime 11c Good lOjc; t'air 10c; Roasting grades 8@9c; Old rwvernment Java '20c. Roasted coffee in •ackages—Arbuckle's 1 lb 13Jc ; Cardoba 1 tb. 13Jc; Dilworth 1 lb. 13Jc; Dilworth irunswick 1 and 2 lb. 17}c; Levering Ii. L C 1 lb. 13Jc; Levering Java 3 lbs 80c; '•iising Sun 1 lb. 13c; Tiger 1 lb. 13c; .-'artola 1 lb. 8 Je, jc off in lots of 300 lbs of «nyone kind. Balk Roasted—Old Govern ment Java 24c; Peaberry 14c; Choice tiio 13c; Prime 12c; Good lljc; Fair ;Uc; Ordinary 10J. Rick. — Carolina head, 7Jc; Carolina ■hoice 7c; Carolina prime 6Jc; Louisiana .Jc; Java pearl 6 jc; Broken 3Jc. Syrups—Choice Sugar Syrup 30®33c; Ordinary Sugar Syrup 23@28^; Honej »rips 28c; Sugar, House (dark) 20@22c. 3c additional in half barrels); New Crop New Orleans Mollasses. Fancy 52055c, Choice 4S@50c; Prime 44@47c; Fair 45(3) 18c; Choice Bakers 30©35c. Provisions—Large S. C. Hams 9@9Jo; Medium S. C. Bams 10c; Small S C. Ham* lüjc; California Hams 7ic; S. C. Breakfasi ><acon9c; S.C.Shoulders 6Jc; City Side* 7}c; Bacon Shoulders 5Jc; Ham Beef 13c; )rdinary Beef 11 Jc ; Country Sides 7 Jc. Lard—Tierce 7Jc; halt barrels 7Jc; tube Tic; buckets 8c; tin paiU 3 lb 81e; tin pail* 5"lb 8c; tin pails 10 lb 7Jc; tin pails 20 lb 7jc; tin pails 50 lb 7£c. Canned Goods.—Standard 3!b table peach $1 75; pie peaches 31b $1 05; pie peaches rilb $1 75; No. 3 tomatoes 90s; toma toes SCb Boston market $1 25; canned corn, Thompson's 2tb cans 90c; do Winslows 21b fl 20; lo 2nd grade 21b 75c; strawberries 2ft> $1 10; blackberries 2R> $1 00; raspberries 21b $1 00 Damson's 21b 95c; lima beans .'lb 90c; cove oysters lib light 55c; do lib full weight $1 05@1 10 string beans 21b 85@90c; succotash 2lb 90c@l 25; Marrow fat peas 21b fl 75@2 10; goose Dernes 21b 90c@$l 00. Fruits—Valencia raiBins, 8c; layer Ondara raisins, 11c; layer ordinary raisins 2 00; layer California raisins, $2 20; Lon on layer raisins, $3 25; French prunes, I 00 to 1 10, 6jc; 90s, 9jc; French prunes, <0s, lOJc; French prunes, 70s, 10c; French prunes, 60s, lljc; French praties, ■Os, 13c; Turkey prunes, 5c; Eng ish currants, cask, 5c; fancy evaporated apples, 8jc; good evaporated apples, 7Jc; ancy evaporated peaches, 16c; good evapo •atea peaches, 15c; good "is, common reaches, 8Jc. Oil.—Lard, extra western strained 80c; arbon, 110, 8c; carbon, 150, 8Jc; white miners' best winter 48c; white miners' No. 45c. Condition or Markets.—Sngars, firm imt quiet, from the fact that a very 1 pHvy export demand on hard sugars has :aken place, higher figures may be looked »or on granulated; raw sugars are firm; offee, firm and with higher market in con :-inplation; rice, firm; lard, weak; provi •ions, barely steady; fruits, nominal; nlemen on the road report collections very .(iiiet, with better times expected in the near '.iture. PKTBOUCB, THunvHle. I'iTrsTiLLf, June 22.—National Transit . ruticates opened at 82jjc; highest *2j;c; «»■►■st Hl Je; closed at 82c. Shipments 7.000 barrels; charters 48,000 barreis. Hradford. Bradford, Pa., Jane 22.—National Tran it certificates opened at 82gc; closed at -•.'Jlc; highest 82^c; lowest 81 jc. Plttabarg. Pittsburg, June 22.—Oil—Petroleum parket dull and heavy; National Transit certificates opened at82Jc; closed at82Jc; highest 82Jc; lowest 81ic. OU OltT. Oil Citt. June 22.—Crude Oil—National Transit certificates opened at 82|c; high st 82Jc; lowest 81 jc; closed at 82c. >ales 1,046,000 barrels; clearance 6,752, 00 barrels; runs 66,486 barrels; ship-nentl 7,468 barrels; charter« 48,730 b&rrea. New York. New York, June 22.—Petroleum—Has Ven quiet and weak. The opening price -vas a «hade lower at 82Jc, and after touch ing 82£c the market settled down to and -»-came steady at a little above 82c,at which it -emained most of the day, although sales wtre made at 81 Jc and the closing ii 82® -2Ac. It is understood that the West has oeen prominent as sellers to day. DBT GOODS. Mew York. New Yobk, June 22.—Arid« from de liveries in execution of previous purchase«, «hieb continue of very good pro Dirt ion, 'he market baa been dull and new demand light and unimportant. nora,«BinuDmD, Whaollng. rtora A5D eau*. Family floor, wholesale. ..96 50@ 6 00 Middhnga per torn...... 20 00 Braa per ton 16 00 ~~ " * * ...... 1 00@1 05 65c 42c 18 00@19 00 Wheat per bushel.. Corn, per bushel... Oats... Baled hay per ton. The market is dull OOTNI. Kew York. Nrw Yoar, June 22 — Oo^on — Steady; middling uplands lOJc; Orleaai 10 12c; futures cloeed steady; Jon« 10 19o; July 10 21c; August 10 30c; September 10.10c; October 9 90c; November 9 81c; December 9 82c; January 9 90c; February 10.01c; March 10.12c; April 10.23c. X4XLB—«S as OAKO. The nail market is active. Nails, fence %ad brads — lOd to 60d, *2 25 ; 8d tad H 12 50; Sd and . 7d, « 76; 4d aad M, $3 00; Id, S3 75; U. *5 00. Barrel—J inch, $6 25. J inch 16 25, 1 inch. $4 75, li inch, *4 00; ! I inch, 93 75: 1| inch. $3 26; 1} inoh $3 00. Lining—i inch, $£ 75; | incè 18 25. Tobacco Rhd—lOd #2 75; 8<J *3 00; «d and 7d. $3 25. Clinch—Ali flirta, 94 00 Slating—öd £4 26, 44, $3 25; 3a. #4 OU; 2d, 95 25. Finishing—1 inch, 97 26; Ii inch. 9* 25. l|iuoh 91 50; 1} to 14 inch. 9i 25, 2 inch, 9* 00, 2f inch 9^ 75. 3 inch and over, £t 50. Waning aud Bus ing— lOd to 30d, 9300, öd. 93 25; t*d, 93 V); 4d, 93 75; 3d, 94 75. Fine Blu«d-4d. M 00; 3d 95 25 2d, 9* 00. Cot Spit«— All sizes, 92 50. Boat Spikm—AU «aen, 9^ 00. Each half k«e 10c »na * '' 5»Ac7" *ana,\ J r, ' f IV vo^ Eow few understand what n pcrftct £t 1»f That painful j^crlodafbreakisffln' Udacib ed essential £. to every netr outfit, rhu ü> poaitively trn ccoMaur. The actentlflo rr.ntfple* applied to the sua ercua abapea and ataea ol "tha TT man" ahm, laaurea perfect Ct, and their fiexiW'ty, abso lute freedom from the torture« cf " brooking In," aa they ara easy and comfortable from tha Cist day. Bold era^vhaa Aù four shoe dernier for I HANAN & SON. jr. W. AMIOK, 1149 MAIM STREET, Aftnt for Wtaeelln CATARRH That par«, Sweet, safe and efTecilre American dli illation of Witch-Hasel, American Pine, Canadi er, Marigold, a»d dorer-81<*wom, «lied M»* ord's Radical Cru ros Catakkh, with on« lioi atabbhal Kolvknt and one rtA<<roai>'s Ls koved Lnhalfb, all In one package, 'nsy now h> >a>< of all druggists lor $1.00.. Ask for Ha.iconn'» .«DICAL (TKK Complete Local and Constitutional Treatment foi pry lorm of 1 ntarrh, from a >ij»ple OoUl or Inflo nza to loss of Hmel), Taste, and Hearing, Cough bronchitis, and Catarrhal Consumption, in ever* *c k Age. Clergymen, Vocal lata, And Public Speaker* without nuintwr owe tow recent usefulnoas and succeas to Sauford's I'.* lie* are lor ( atarrh. He*. l>r Wiggin sa va : "One ol the beat remedies or Catarrh- nay, the best remedy we h»ve foun«t n a lifetime of Bartering—Is Kan ford s Kadica ate. It clean the head and throat ••> thoroughl) tat, takeu each morning on rising, there are n« niiieasant secretions and no disagree »hl« linwktn, i'iring the en ire dar, bat an unprecedented clear es» of Tclce and ie*plratorv organs." Sold by all druggist«. Price, Si 00. Pott*r Drag and Chemical Co., Boston. ai s i|,A Weary sufferer frotn Kheu » maiisui, Neuralgia, Weak ■«,yiim HKpiand Sore Luugs, Coughs and -OLTAJC (Qg^ElICTBGcoida, vVeak lack. >V.-ak öi . ..oC Stomach and Bo »els, l>ys * vASTfct* pep»ia, Female Weakness, -looting l'ami through the l-oini and Buck, try he»o Plasters. Placed orer the pit of the Stomach, ney prevent and care Ague Pains, Bilious Colic Wer complaints, and protect the system from housand ills. 25 cents. Truftre's Sale of Real Estate. rHK UNDERSIGNED TRUSTEE, BY VIR tue of a deed of trust executed to liim by toige Koonles, Edward Knowle# and Virginia I« DovtlM, hi) wife, dated the .tint day of May, 1883, iid recorded in Deed of Trust Book No. 20, on ' in th>- nftire of the Herk of the County Court oi '■kio county, Weet Virginia, will on Katiirrfny, the 1 Ith Dajr of July, 1885, >t 10 o'clock a. m., at the front door of the Court louse of Ohio county, West Vs., proceed to set at ubiic auction to the highest and beit bidder, the oilowing property, to wit: All the right title and ut»rest ol <<eoiye Knowles, Edward Knowlea and ir^inia L Knowles in and to the fallowing real •laie: Fifty feet square of the went end of that oi or parcel of t ronnd situated in the addition to ne city of Wheeling which was laid out hy Mose* V. I'hapiine and others and designated on t'in plot t erioi a» lot No. 40, belog all that pirt lying I« w«en the western boundary of said lot and a line rawn parallel to aud fifty feet fMtn the «une < undary across the lot from north to south; and !*o ail the right, title and ktere-to! sai l Oeoige inowles, 1-dward Knowiea and Virginia L. uowies In and to the part o{ lot No. 0 In the addition to the City of Wheeling laid •ut i<y Moses \V. Chapllceand others, U-g nningat be nortlmeMern coiuer of said lot; thence along he northern boundar> of said lot In an eaitern dl «etion fifty feet; thence in a southern direction at vhl angles wi h the northern line of sai.t lot tw. Ire •-et : thence io a western direction parallel with the nrth and south lines of said lot fifty feet to an lley; theuce in a northern directi m along the 'e.stern boundary of said lot to the plaie of be^in ■ ing. 'IERMS OF BAI.E -One-half of purchase money aysble in csu>h on dar of sale, the other half pi va le in one yeer from day of »sie with intermit there n from day of sale st six per cent n*r annum, »he •urchsser gluing his.'note for the deferred instsl • uent with good security and the title being r<v ;«ined until all the purchase money ha* been paid, JOHN O. PENIJLÉrON, Trustes. J. Chambers Hutir, Auctioneer. jetl CONSUMPTION. I hare a positive remedy for the above disease: by ts use thousands ol oases oi the worst kind and ol • iog standing hare oeen cured. Indeed, so strong Is ay faith in ft* e&aacy tbat I will senp TWO BOT LEB FREE, together with s V ALÜABLKTRBAT 8Eon this alseaaa ta any tnfTferer. €*'*» exprrs* tad P. O. adiresa. DR. T. A. 8LOOUM,lll Paar 8t Nav York eg-eo THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Greenbrier County, W. Va. 'pHE MOST CELEHRATED OP ALI. THE 1 mountain resorts, sod one of the oldest and uost popular of Amerlca'a watering planes, will oientne sesson June 1st. Elevation above tide wrter 2,000 feet : surrounding mountains S.SOO feat, -end for pamphlet describing hygieulcsdvantuges. H P. KA&I.K, jullrbcid . Superintendent. (jiticnici DINFIUIHIXU HtflORS. ITC HING TOK T I) IE E S, A \ I) LOATHSOME MOKE*. [ HAVE TRIED lor eleven ye»n to haTemy wlie l. cured of a terrible skin dise ise. The Cuticora emedies (Cuticurs Insolvent, th« ne» Iliood Purl, or , Internally, snd Cuticurs. the tireat ■•«in Curs, •rid < uilcura »aap, an exquisite Bkin Beautiller, ex emally) hare done in six weeks what 1 bare tried • r eleven years to have done. You shall hare the articulais a* soon as I can give them to you, and a* vi are so well known in this part oi tha country, it «ill benefit you, and the remedies will core all «-ho se them. CHAH. H. WHITE. Miiiviux, Er. BLOTCHES CCRED. I used your Cuticurs Remet le* for Blotches, and m oomplttslr cored, to my ioaxpreasibis Joy. uticura Snap Is the best I bare ever use 1. nod to t.e profession It i*invaluable l0r cleansing th - »kin. hereby removing all "cork." grease, paint, and all tie stuff u**d by Uiem, leaving the «fan p ira and bite and soft. Wy greatest pleasure ism f on uending such an attltle. M. M VC IC. Champion Comique Boller 3k »ter. locnmwx, Ohio. REST FOB ANYTHING. Harinfi u»ed your -"utleura lUaiediM lor •>btara >oths w letter, aud finally cured It, I <m an« oo« to p<-t it to »ell on («mmiaioi. I cat r<-o>m nt nd It beyood ur reaiadiee 1 hare «Ter u««d loi «-.ter Burn*. Cot«, etc. Id (»et it Is the fit rardt -ioe 1 bate ever trit-d tor wylhinz. M y BT lb, Muts, h & HOXrOS. NEVER A COMKLdlWT. Hd<* I bare beer Kllittg jour Coticorm Reje-llar hare never besrd • «tnçie comptai*', bat on the uBintry ttwj orewbo baa u«*d ibeui bar tm^o »cil liiiml w.ih the*, aod th»y ooUell a l u'.bi-n. E. B CVBBL&LÏ, l' ii« at. AXDCEWS, ISO, fcCBOFl'LorS SOKES. I ha<5 r daces bad tore» on my body, aad tried all •oinlr i eon Id bear of, aod at last t/led your Ca* ■cura temeiiua, aod tbey bare eared m». jo H 5 toAHriLL. HI.SJM5, Thate* Cocxtt, Pia*. CrnrraA Rjekkdiic* are «Id arery where. Prioa: titicura. beaelr.ni. tl 0»; Soap, 2V. Pre ■errd by tbe ftrriK* Die. ixd Cuodcal Ox, <nua, M*-«. Head for "How to Cmra Skia Pliaaiat." T AM Banbara, PiMb*. Blarkt eada and OB y I WH, Skia, nia the Ca tie ara Ho« p. HEADQUARTERS FOB WEST VIRGINIANS. National Hotel, oa THE A VENDE. Baat Laoatioa to tba «Sty. Ten» Baaaasabla. r. TK»ilKI M CO., Propria*»«*, Waehlaçtee, 0. C. ■ill Oar. F«n*7tTula Areoaa * 8ixU RAILROADS. BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R. CO. iV AKD APTBR MAI M, IHt, PAsÄSN'iK» •i>aiJy cjm*m fumuy. ». No *7 and No. 8S Mop m all a j Krri-rm at— ■îneertli« Newark ■ ol'itaho» V* 8:10 tl JO p m a int :cn»a.. -in . *:IS 10:06 r « JMS :! p. m. 7:» Sc»! 10 OS lu SO 11 M 4 00 "t !«aU. atj. 11 oJ ' ?:*> : « V 'tïJ 8J*i P. ft. 10:* IIS» Am *. 1:10 1:0» 1:1« 7:* I« P. ft. II:.» «J0 7:16 I« 10:531> u>. train inruugh io t incinn«U wilhou' bauge, with »l«yjn-r through to Cincinnati. £aneB*UW iMWMUiuii \**Ttm Wheeling a' ; 36 a. at. and i.40p m., BW I aire at 4:10 • tn «ad 4:16 p. ut., daily non* r*ar. <ay. WouDdarlll» icoouMtttton I««« Wheeling » I :S5 a at. and arrivée at Moorlrrilk at ii:M P. ■ . tally except Sunday. Mannl' gton Aceoaaaaoaaoui' ieeeea at «:!• P- « r h rough oooch Iraa Wheeling to Cincinnati d»il • p No. ' earing Wheeling at t:1S a.ft arrnrtna a Ludnuali at i U P. ft M a O. «teeptng oui un au tarough UmlM Ooae jonnertloo aid« lot all point» doa •uthweel North and Harm*««, '»»king tht I aonni I -toaU a» .. jthtoad. able route tot sokes let* and panose aovlng la th rat weal, and to «ho» jftrtlcelB' attention i* Ikkeu m all pnattp* potato on aue at dene*, -leoplng ear «caoaBOdattona «an be Mcurad at l>r A Ttckot < 'HSia. T. C Bl'RKK, Ticket Airrat B. A <1 Depot JOHN BAlLIK, Ticket Aprnt, under Molare Hou«e. JOHN '1. LAI« h In* i'uwntrr A^Dt. C. K. LOR it, Oeu Pa»a. Ajj. nl B.T. urVHlk» (Toneral Agent, Wheeling. WHKKUNft AMU HTTHBOBWH UIVIK10». On and alt« June 21 it 1885. paManger iralaa «il vin aa tollow*. Wheeitna time DBPilTTUk ► or Plttahnnth—4 40 a. m dally ; 6 *5 p. ■ iaily; 8u0r and 7:45 a. m , lally exoapt duo Kor Waahlngtoa—«:<* p. m., dally ampi Sunday, UVTiUi from MM-# 06a m. daily; 4:06 p. ■>. Itilv «trept Hunaay ; 10-15 p. m., dally Krotn waahingiuu- 7.S5 a b., dally except Maa iay; 10:15 p u>., dally a K. UIKI), General Faamger Agent B. Itl'NHAM, Ueneral Manager. J. T. LANE, Traveling Agent, Whirling. I»ENKSYLYANIA COMPANY, (OfKaATIN).) CI.KVKI AND A MTTNBUBO R It. rntiiifn«"d tiini-tal.le ol piwwn.cr train* correct .1 to MAY 24, 1885—Central »uu.iard lime. ica-t and north to prrranT*« Attn clevki.amd. ••Ilaire...«. rtd(<ef«jrt — Martina Kerry... nlltant. • icuIpOIITIII».... . rjrnnto ......... -tcOuy a — ollpy Creek... •.llnrtilH. ant Liverpool.. och«* ter..... .11 ItU <*h«iy Uburfh tiiauoe. . avenna (uiKin nkbn«« p.»l«nd.. t <> 6 13 5 2> 5 M 6 It • 2» • K' 6 SOI 10 16] • in 10 0) 10 Si 10 4o| 11 II 11 » 11 46| 11 ht » 1H : 26 » w 9 10 4 20 1» 06| SO U .11 12 M 1 IS 1 :o 2 »0 •t. p- m • », « * « a; I «8 4 18 4 «*1 4 M 3 00 5 lî' « I 4 51 f> t 5 41 6 O 6 I'.' 6 » 8 », » OH; y :u 1(1 141 in 4* p. in. 12 «Ai 1 4A 2 'S 2 M .1 »Ii A Vi 0 ON • A" 7 ».« 7 4A rt » I 4:i A 071 A ill 6 1*>| 7 o. 7 * tVSST TO ALUANCK AÜÜ CHIC UM». a. m. a m. <■ liai re .i<i|(eport '<»itin'i Kerry.. V»llow Creek ... ' . viurUle .... "nvard > 'Dance. . hi.ton Mu»lllion ... vgn.field . pfi.liif ' luia - rort Wayne hlog".. 5 mi 6 '2 » 20 6 » 7 ISI 7 r. 8 » J 4:1 10 0* p. ra. 11 h 12 i 2 .<1 4 OA 8 a. 111. p. in. p.m. N 2 I 8 :*:»! 8 41 10 1« 10 sô, p. in. 12 18 I? y 1 .-»l 1 65 4 A2; a v.sl 10 20 1 1 92 10 4"| p. ut 12 06 12 2<h » '.f. » An A Mil 5 If 7 41 S 10) 10 V I m 12 4< 8 »I 8 86, 3 4.1 4 » 4 « 4 SI 6 t. s 16 All tralni daily except -un.lay. Train* leavinK Bridip port »I 5:12a. m (5:47 tliy 'luii'l arrive al l hl.»^o a< * .to p 111. nam« day. 'I rallia lew <1e*elatid fur Whet-ling at 8.iw a. a. p. iu., arriving at 2.43 p. m. and 8:4 • p in. J. U.IOtfMN*!.«, J'.uufn.CT A|(tnt Wheeling, W. Va. h A. K'IKI», Ocb. Pa«a and Ticki-t A^nt, IltUburf, l'a. WM. A. BALIHWiN, Manager. OHIO RIVER RAILROAD. rIME TABLE, OOMECTED TO M AT 10, IMS Traîna l«re Pan-Han'I le Hut ton, tw t <4 Eiev •nth atreet, new pabllo landing, ae tellow»- Ceo ■ ral b tan dard Time—«hieh U M minute* aloeer nan Wheel lajllme: l/eefn— Wheeling, W. V a..........— Airir#— i e:i wood., I OU DdlvAlCien • uraiftcn—• I. «tor f» Martlnarille. trdl*.... .»». — jterrrUla^ riendly (KaUmorea) t. Marre». - —— 'Il 'amatown (Marletu). •rterebMi, w ya~. «Of** ■ Pae» I Paee «0, t rm*nfKt train dally ineiu iliif koodajr. i-lat'.on train» ran deli» iieayl 8under. JOHN <J. TOMUMKM. Ticket A«eat, WMInf, W. TA 'iîtsM. Cincinnati & St. Louis M> (Tu Handle Boat«.) rtjjp. table run ejufr awd werr no* r«cu4 to May 2«, 1»* Train» tear* Pu Ma, ■ e ruitton. loot at Fl »»en l* rtr—t bw pnWi/ r4lD|. m Ml«.»» rentrai »ta*4ar.l Una: AO , ^ Pvllmaa'a Mm* Dnvta« [to artwgt) vitbMrt daaac» (im »en ben rille bet to tiib3eipkl* n4 *w Tort Wert to Oeiaaboa. manned, Lo«i»»tiJn, Cateato. Iad'aoapoü» %ti , TUM A pat « F* III «Mi.«« Oil i^ÉAa«»<«lUlwHeMiy WWaMM. JAHnMrCIIl, M■■■■». rwaBk«».aH* «AfrrHin, taltaHillM A—t. rim»»* 1 (Arn A IfrHfTH—AREJTTB wWTKD-m DAILY AP Weekly Register vos vl885^ wiUbagnattytaMraaa« mà hm|IImI la n MftitMM I» will ha aantaUy atliad tar prnum euoUetto*. It «ID kiWMriUia a Mkmi mé I )Mn(l »'«>"< la Ua Ina u» ■ irm, U> F ami, i m< ik Kra—im, It «III M >Nvwu»imt »■iwibh, m Um «n*■ m mm VrtTi m Hitimu Dnomcr. krory kmirtl iniiM aurtfally HaplM» war ot all t*a aaaaiy, Mala, aanaaal aa4 IM» >atk>aal aaaa. Tha datay ai WAtütUTOrOM «II '« ufly iwaaM Ina i'*> Mu4vHM AiHiMiafM*« tBtmtf M Wakbiaim, laaav .«•Utabenee Üaagraataaaal WrtrW ai OU» am» rrcnaytrania, lofwb» «lUall local ■#«%, pnpum» T • aarpa al «anplfc—i la r«7 MUifr u4 haaatat vltfcla a radlu» «I »f»y mllaait «boatlac. wtu bacfcwalalal fcUfcfaUy m ttay a» «arj AT CHARLESTON The Baaam «U> aaattaaa la gfra Um aava ■» .latine Ina Ika CAPITAL altw Iba naml hariaotao )naa ttw mm» m barMatara, » Uat INQ • ium *uliui la kaa* »tal la ttaMftriag M (to •mut of eoraraarv m*m aaatiaoa ta täte tka REGISTER! DAILY OR WEEKLY, VTMcfe, unAar tha a*v uanagamaat, Mall ta as tj «hat tu Maml «dllamiiy Um- mtbu* altor «natu, rls: Thoroa« Uly a ad Ituiait DM »ATlt, •Ith no bfon for any prwi or tacuaa ithin »h« pcriy m U» Mnaaiii im «aal« «itjr. Ä'Kt» ifca auailMikmt ar» uunt« by Ua •jularly ooaatliuu«! oiiiiMila« of ikn pony Um« ! >«■ Kbmiktu will—«M oaly Utaa—(in Im aa> uallSod «upport to Ua oomlDMa. TERMS OF THE REGISTER. ruiuaar iimratraaarairiiA ■AILY, Mi J»ya In tha vaak .M M . AlLY.atToa da;* ta Uio waafc ». I ■ AKhKI t. • iM-oalusaa papar 1 21 IhDAY KWJIHTKK, by «uall • t$ dkmvbbbd ar ctamiaa. •AILY «xcapi wnnday —..„..ite par waat DA11.Y lntluJln* Sunday — Ue pol veife TBK VniLT RBOUTU Will be clubbed «tu UM lollowlB« pvt.laatlaaaMM (Kuiiunia lut on* ; bat ou là* loliawlqg tenu»; « KKW LT Kb» I KT sa tnd Ohio hariuw M M " " " Wo« kork World. I C| 11 '• " iiari«r'« Haaar,....«^ 4 TS " " " Htrpn'i « 71 " " llan-r*» MipilM « M " " " Caniury M aux in* 4 71 « " •• M. M. hula.«Ucaala* I T4 m •• Mif W Wnl Virginia I At ru» map aloL« will be anal to any add.«* I« M r-Mita. !>• Krutaru may ba aaat to m* i<4»w m* *bat«Trr otbar Mi*» la au bam h»J tor, to Ihto b« money to accompany tb* order Invariably, J. B. TANDY, tirwnil NaM|«h CAPITAL PRISE, 070, HekeM M| 0*. Mm.| Louisiana State Lottery Company. »edo fcereby certify thai «e .'iiierTlee Iba Jßt »nfrn urita for all the Monthly an I M*uil> AaBaal rawii p ol tba Umltlaaa Mal« lottery C nipaoy, . nd lu pem>n manar* and lonlrvl Uia dra*lnsi 'icitiarlvaa. and that Iii* BIO« ar» rondiKtad Vi B mnaaty. (alrnraa. and la r«<1 lalib i- tr.rd all p«r> i<* aiid »f author!»» tha i«u p*qy U» uaa Ibla car* tid'-al' , with'a< -alin lr* «I our .ijiiaturaa (Il ■a Ita adTcrtlaauMOta.'1 Commlaaloaara, iMorpMftUd In 11M tor » y aar* by Iba LagM* 'ura U r >du«attooal and Obarttobl« mvpaaaa • It* ■ naplulol •ijdm.wc - (« wbmi* b unarm fund at .ter IW nro ha. ilnna btpu ad »ad. Hy an orerw heimln» popular row Ha fraarblw •t.- h,ad. • I«ri of lb* |>raa.nl Mate Conalllatioa nlnf l^l l'émut*r 3d, A. II. 14'». 1 li# only U»Mi-n *»«r *«tod on tod .ndarwd by I b* iwople Bl an » Wala It neter inlai or p«»tpooaa. IU Mr. ad Mac IB Number i rmrli.p «»a plana mmi'hly, A ►p»»Bdl<1op^orl«B,«T to «to alnrtnna Ha« an I h m u l>ra»lnK. «''a. O la Iba it xlami ol M »Mr rw < riiana, Tnaarfay, July 14, I Mill-IN da «Ontbly kraal»«. C APITA I. PRIM!» 070.—». •m noo Ticket» ai Fi». Ltoiian took, ritolwi Ib KlUba Ib >na»*ihiB. uat ob raitBB. I OBp«tol Pni....M«* N^MMMMMwiaM 1 Capital l'n» ... MM! 1 lapltai Pria* ■■ . IMM i ItfMB al »MW I J,m t I'rtaa* *1 MM I1M •( ITiwa at W) ... - 10 08» a Prlaa* at W . M.«M ii Prlaaa at »W M/M «• I'rlwa at 100 Ml 'iu Prlaaa at 40-. W,«M ■a Vrtom at S IMM Avi.iaziaaauee rnaaa I ipfiMtwU« Prtaaa at fÎM—4.7H » AppravlvaUaa Prtatoat MM » Approalaudaa Prtoaaf — MM A t^lUaUo«) l»r rau* lu dab* «Bauid b* nadaaalr i the ofh«-e of tba Company In Kav Orlaaaa. k«« lnrtti»r It finaiJtww vrlto ctoarly, OHM tall Idrraa. P«HiTAL IVTM, Cxpfaai floa^ «* • r* or fork Rirbaaga la ardlaary hMtor, ijfT'nry by iTpraaa faJi mm«o4 f^aud *p«arMa4 » *ddra—id M A ItAVi'AIM, Haw Orlaaaa, 1 — . •r n. 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