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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-10-16

Dte % abl if pnriibsr, uab mad
ben tsrwUrrensn Stri&tsH pom giitt.
nod Mprgtn, bis sin,ts aus glamru
urb 9ubIsn tsIisbsn unb Elm unpsutIis
dec Bib brs @an3sn lttfrru, l&sint
Sas R.iuTtai ni6t shnfis fir bic tsmU'
tralif6s parist auSSsfauen gu Gin.
DaS Stnatsiidst III, Tie man pOrter
6tfar&tfts, ptrICrsn sssaussn unb NIT
psm County Sidst lisbt 60 stsn 70 tribe
aus, ptnn nt&t nod ipGtere 8trittis
Sanfis,r fir bic Yartst Iauttn.
.4 Die S@ulO elmer t6tiIwsiltn Obsr
Splfiubtsen NtsptrIase Res r.mOtrutt-
iGsR Sidste mus esm Sri6nbsrn sus
srfdriesru psrosu, brnu In etn fnrftn
itldROti6en Sifrittsn pVn scranton
purte nur tiu ptrbdnntbmdeis ssrtn.
sts 8Oium abssestsn,
" Stt esr Bntl an Disneas maGte
1a iitsrbaupt cline Generalization ssls
tsub, ME mir Rs In BEN 8tibsn fsiutr
partsi su fnosn srpdrtstsn. Nur wt.
nise Stdsts purbsn uuesmtIGt &C t mmt;
gIeIe ltImmtsn bIcs sinsr slnSlssn Sra.
men; 4nOers warfen bic 6alfts Der gtas
men terius unp srSaujtsn tbr Sidet
bann bur@ Namsn aus bsm rspublifa.
nif6en, 8efrrm Obsr Ssmpsren, Sidst;
unp fhIiseIib bIsbsn iebr pisls Ddt'
Ter gang unb gar su Saufe.
g1ir t6nusn Bsuts Mot ausfi8rlt6er
iitsr ben @rssnltanO lpre6en unb Bee
ltranten uns baRsr burauf, natifsbsnO
has anndbsrnbs 8sfuItat Der @abI ben
eslsrn pcrJnIs9tn:
Hs. (Dpnnerfas Rprstn.)
gBie oben anstbtutst, linb bic bsmo.
trntifSsa Ganpibaten, nit ausnabms
pen ein,m opsr spst, In Der @Gtl I'M
Oisnfas untsrlsStn. 3uOerIdfise Ssa
riats It'ssn aud btuts nod uiHt Dor,
psru bic 8Istae apalblt, bic f& bel Der
8nbI tuubsab, III l&uIb Narna, bab bic
SfrIttt 70 fparlt& sinSstsn.
Nab Nen tis isbt SrrlisssnOtn pftsiD
slIeu Ssrt&teu BON elmer @s9rbsit Der
8abl0iifritts In Sujsrns County sIaus
sen mir unnsbmsn su rirfen, pab bic
foIssnrfn @anbipatsn bic ibtsn Namsn
tsigsfuse Wrbrbsiten BADEN
5iir Ri&tsr btr supreme Court:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-10-16
81. i,erf0llfelt: :

Gin in DpbsriUpn srlsssnts @Ubnbnus,
;tpriitpfig unb iirten 3iumfr entbaltene. Das
Gisrntbum III i'm brifen 3uIfanpr. NIT einsm
Ycrjii9Ii6tn G'artsn. NGbrrs ausfunft srfbsiIt
@dspdr 3malb, Dpegetupn. 20mi
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-10-16

\, SGtins sur 9ffSrberung spn pdTaeisrsu
ppH unb na9 allen @feertSen Dfntiblanbs
uub Der SGptii nit Dampf- cher Ssefl- S6if.
fen ii6er gntpsrpsn, Bremen Samburs, SaSrr,
2iBsrpopl ,r, au bebeutrnb srnlG6t9ten prriIsn.
glus,atlungeu bur6 ppitf glnpsiIunstn bnTG
ben 0Grbbsutibfu elCyb nad BEN Ncrebeut-
Iben BunS, 8aifrn, Wiirtttmbers, 8aben,
6tITsn, eursmburs, ben Nieberlanern D6ns-
mari, Sbpfbrn unb Nprpesen. s8r ..e..
@elber fir unlere 9iednlins In Dtutf1'
lamb tinbrsablf, psrSsn In GOlp pbsr @tssn'
tpertb In papifr bon uns Oereiitst .s1.I
gplmnbtsn, Mietbs- unb aauf. acntraftf,
gsreiniete Staaten pGlIe &c. auseefsrttet.
8iir ale bur& uns bsiurstsn @sf&dfts Birs
ga.antirt. s
6ni9 @iIb. Q. 8tsfsI u. Go.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-10-16
GEarHs Ill berfanfeu (:

Dielslte Iirst in Ssfsripn SopnIttp, eu-
;srne County, uub b,iftbt aus SO afsr, nit
tinem euisn Sauif, Sdsuer, S6prineifall
unS allen nStbisrn !nsrtGuosn barauf. Cine
WUipreiIs. jablreite AepfeIbGume unb rins
cute AueIIs rtiuss g8aiIrr nabe brrn Saulr.
Die Sauerft liret cine baIbe Mrile BON Rp.
81 btr gsnnlylSauia 8abn unb 10 Mrilsn
BON Snanton. Die SpllfGnbiss Gintibnua
urb her san;s 8iebltano pfrbsn nit perfauff.
Rdtgsp 9ef&eie trtbsilt 9afpb 9.
S6mib, gisentbiimer. III 30 , III
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-10-16
9fn bic bcntitbe SeD6Ifernn9
Won Pennsylvania.
.-fars rse.. - s.a .f.-rH s.a.-
s.a. Die ss a..ra

Scranton Trust Co. & SparbanF
Isnft Cure aufmerflamFtit oni bic lsbr Iiter-
arE Sntrrsfrn, prIbs fe an DrpcftCrsn be
3abIt, au bic 8seinsunssn, unter etntn 9ele
3ariidb9ablt trirb, unb bticnoers auf bic grc6t:
Sthsrbtit, tptIbt turb bic DifeftOren her Bnnf
esbcten ptrb. Dies betpsift bic Gbatla9g bah
0bldpn % tpeniser als Gin Sabr ~, ieit mir
@sbbstrns bssannen, mir ieBt tinen grpBsren
@efhGftt ais Drppltum baben, ale ale bic
SparbanfeE pDn bieiem County. gDir ssbfn
ni6t ~ Reit ptnn mir iagtn, bab uuleren Dt-
pOlItorsn 70 srube Si6rr6tit srbpten ptrS, ais
irsenb wtlGrn nnbsrrn Spar-DfppltprfH aut
oieiem @Untinerte. s.#- 80
Bite, fprs6t in Der 8anf NOR unb 9br sr'
bat bort 3irfuIare, pel6s iiber alf Tsefln
unb grbin9unssn Gub Ausfunft gebsn.
Sci. 8. ScrantUn, RpIes 5aylpr g.. @.
pisrrr, gB. B. Wintpn, Ebpmas DtflDn
5amusl SIUan, 9pbn Srisbins Sra 3riPp unS
g. 9. pbelps inb bic Dirsftpren. 16ms7I
s. Q. pieree, YrGiiesut.
8. 9. pbelps, St,aBmetftfr.
5bOmas DidFOn, gijespraFbfnt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-10-16
6ei,ricb Sebf,
Garefa Seife mO Gi4ter Uabrif
SIafumis HaIs. Sfrant0n, Do.

GmpfsbItn ihrs Ssift uns aiatsr, ssm bt-
fen Ratsrial fabriiirt unb ~ hen tilisasH
Trtiirn. -s ...,
Ssift unb ei6trr i'm @rCssn unS 4lsiteu
ron better GuaIit1t. unfGlitt uHb 6stt wtretn
In 5duI6 nngturmmtn petT AUD ium bod
fen Warftprsils taar btjabIt. Bette Rpfn-
Ssifr pirb fprtp6brtne OaltIbf fabrijirt. 22f
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-10-16
S3lt i,erf0mfelr: :

cd Dne 9pts, bret baSpn an bsr 5rdnt.
lin apsnus, cine an WuIbtrrsfraes unb bic
anbntn an cine Gltp srsussnb, perbsn unter
biaigsn geeiusunstn prrfauft. Waa mslbs
f& BET t.'s.E W
f0aP SObn 3sibIsr Srantcn. .
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-01-31
Keeping lis Promise.

Sir William Napier was one day TAX.
log long country walk near Preshford,
when he met little girl about FIVE
wears old, sobbing oveg broken bowl.
She had dropped and broken it in bring
ing 1t back from the field, 10 which she
bad taken her fathers dinner in il, and
hessid she would bebea.en on her return
home for having broken il. wher, with
a sudden CLEAN Of hope, she innocently
looked up into his face and said, 'But
you can mend il, can't ee?" Sir Will.
lam explained that he could not mend
the bowl, but the trouble he could. By
The gift Of 3 sixpence 10 buy another
However, on opening his purse, 1t wac
smp:y Of silver, and he had 20 make
amends by promising % meet his little
friend on the same spot st the same
hour The next day. add 10 bring six
pence with him; bidding her means bile
tell her mother she had seen a gentleman
who would bring her money for the
bowl next day Tie child, entirely trust.
ing him, went on her way comfor;ed.
On his return home, he found an in.
vitation awaiting him 20 dine in Bath
the following evening, to meet some one
whom ho especially wished 10 see. lie
hesltated for some little time, trying to
calculate the possibility of giving the
meeting to bis little friend Of the broken
bowl and still being in time for the
dinner.party in Bath; but finding this
could not be, he wrote 10 decline accept.
Ing the invitation, on the plea Of apre.
engagement" saying to Us, Il cann1,
disappoint her, she trusted me 80 10.
plicitly"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-01-31
Road Etipuette.

Perhaps there is good reason in depos.
Ing some Of the rules of etiquette i'm,
posed by fashionable society. fla man
wishes to cat his mashed potatoes with
his knife, or prefers to pour his hot
coffee into saucer rather than burn
his throat, we are willing he should have
his liberty. But there are some things
that no man has a right 10 do, and that
no well-bred man will wish to do. No
man will wish to put bis fork into an.
other mans plate, or drink from anoth.
er mans cup. Iftwo men sleep in the
same bed. and one Of them crowds the
other to the rail, he is called a hog.
Now, there are certain rules of good
breeding that apply to the read as vel
as at che table or at the freside. We
are not talking about any Laws Of com.
mon sense and good breeding When
Two teams meet, good breeding requires
that each give half the road. Yet we
often meet teamsters who refuse to obey
this simple rule. because they have the
advantage at the time. A man with a
heavy lumber wagon has 20 more right
20 crowd light carriage into the ruts
or bushes, than burly lubber would
have 70 force his weaker bed.fsllov 20
sleep On the rail. IF some popularity
IN his load requires him 10 keep the
track, he can stop his team, and polite
y ask for it and :hsak the other for
giving it
When on :eauster wishes u pass an
other on 4 dusty road, be should ask the
privilege Of doing Sc, especially if there
be lady IN the forward Wagon When
the forward team finds that his own
team travels slower than the other. he
should hold bis horses TO their slowest
pace till the other psssss 4 man has
no more right, under these circum.
stances, to whip up his slow team just
enough 70 keep tbs other IN thu rear,
than he has TO build fence across the
road, or do any iI.msnnered, vulgar
thing
We suppose there are statute laws 70
regulate the conduct Of teamstsrs but
We have not felt it necessary to refer to
them; for We think little attention on
the part Of tesmsters TO the simple rules
Of good breeding. will do as much to
prevent accidents and secure comfort
and good feeling on the road as any SEES
of laws that could be enacted
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-01-31

Simon Cameron was reelected Uni.
ted States Senator by the Pennsylvania
Legislature. Senstor ConbliDc was re.
elected At Albany.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-01-31

Eugene viil socp leSve Chi,elbura
"a &c, Evglsa3
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-01-31
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
MRS. ". o. PINGREY

ON MAIN STREET RIVER FALLS,
Takes pictures Of all kinds in the hes,
style Of the art At low rates Those wish.
ing COED pictures can &c, them q, Mrs
pisgrey'5 CELERY. Give ssr csn fhif
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-15

The Indians, having come to their senses
determined 10 prevent her return 10 thu
fort. Several shots were fired at her a
she lett the door Of the house, but her rapiC
motions preyented good aim and she es-
capped injury. Zone Of The Indians who
had discharged his gun, fearing she would
succeed In reaching the fort. spFaug aitel
the heetfooted maiden with his upliited
tomshawk, and was Just ready to bury
the same in her brain, when awell direct
ed shot from the fort senthim 70 the earth
In the struggle Of death. Two Other
savages sprang into the path and met O
like fate. Springing over the writing
bodies of the two fallen warriors, Miss
Zane reached the gate and was admitted,
unharmed, and without q loss Of the am
pie supply Of powder which she had
obtained. Cheer after cheer went up from
strong lungs and thankful hearts as the
heroic woman came inside the palisades,
for oil felt that safety was assured to them
and that they were indebted to, Miss Zane
for Il it.s ~ stEs
This courageous and accomplished lady
spent many years In Ohio after the red
men bad departed. Her home was In Bel.
mont county, near Martinsville. She was
twice married: first TO 0 MIR. Mclaughlin,
and secondly, to. O Mr.. Clark. There are
thoSe living who have heard the story OF
this lady'a intrepidity told from the lips
OF men, who were In the Tort at the time
OF the setge. "a .ls-.7--,t ,r.E
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-15

As the vlrtu OF medicines can only DO aseer.
tanned by careful observation, II 10 10 DO regret
ed thst many OF the Drugs. still prescribed BY
some physiciaLs should retain place In our Ma
teriA MedicA. As an instance Of this, that vile
drug, Baeam Copabia, furnishes an example
About the year 1890, the spaniArds In the Island
o. san Domingo having become alletea Wita
prevailing notion Of tUat lime, hat the remedy
might be found where the disease originated.
Under thls impression, Balsam Copabia came
into use, but never has nauseating drug done
mort injury. for II not only changes tbs nature
OF the disease 10 more dreadful state than the
original bat Il ruins the tone OF the stomach
and bripgs on Dyspepsia in It's worst forms 10
avoid this drug and its, effects the HAMAR1-
TAN's GIFT, o purely Vegetable Remedy, Is
within the roach Of all Only Ten pills 70 be
taken, and win euro every tine In ron two to
iUur days. Male packages ~ female, 81.
Cor. Market and l9th told MONROE,
oc4 Agenu for Whe ling, ". Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-15

CNorNNArr,, Nov. ID Flour Firm at
SO 1860, Wheat-Firm at 81 25.1 81
CONFIRM at 45c. Rye-Firm al zoe,
Oats-Firm. Barley-Quiet and unchsng'
ed. Groceries-Sieady, Bggs-24a25c
Butter and Chcese-Steady. Provisions
Firm. Pork-Firm at $l2 25. Lard
Firm; steam 6ic; kettle 7ta7sc; latter fol
small lots held higher Bulk Meats
Eirmer; shouldGrs 41a4sc; clear rib sides
5ic; clear &c; sides held al to higher Ba'
con-Flrm; shouldels scarce. sales Of &c;
clear rib sides O.; clear G3c Hogs-Easiel
and dropping IS 80 Receipts 1880
shipments 1880. Green Meals-Sleady
shoulders 81 i4c; clear rib 8 1 loo; clear
5ta5ic. Hsms-7a79c. Whisky-steady
n SIC. --a-L . y Il. u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-15
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Nov. Il. Flour-A specu.
lative demand and prices higher. Wheat
Demand active and prices advanced, but
very irregular; No. l spring 81 Q6.1 03;
No Q, 81 GOAL 00t; closing at 81 90 cash;
No 8 do 93,93ic; rejected s6ic. Corn
Demand active; closed &c off best prices;
No Q mixed 3sic cash; rejected Sole.
Oats--No 2, SOC. cash; rejected oslo Rye
mo. 2, -8la6lic Barley-No. q fall
81 25; No. 8 do s2aS9c, according to loca.
lion. Provisions-Demsnd active and
prices advanced. Mess Pork-$ll 81
cash, Lard-6ic cash. Bulk sMeats--
Demand good at full prices; shoulders
held at 4tc seller December; short rib
middles, packed Or; long and short clear
seller December 6fa6c packed. Whisky
$40. cat gI-E
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-15

Columns wound DO required to enumeIate tho
medical bubbles that have riten 10 the surface
an 4, burst since q stetter's Stomach Filters DO.
came tho standard tonic Of the Weatern Hemis-
pnrre Boas the most extraSaeaut, fabric \.
ching, having 10 turn been emp Dyed 10 bolster
up tho worthless preparations that tsve from
time TO me been introduced, In thl hope Of dl.
vldlng the field wi h that famous veg table rem.
edy. hignAl tailuro has been the lot OF each and
tive Of epldemic,, stomNchlc, IN lnylg0rant, q
general ratoratIye, and aBpeeilef for indlg ZION,
bilious affections rheumatism, nefy us debility
constitutional weakness, p rox. sinal ityets, and
all onp ANTS 10 which the moro sensitive sex
sound basis OF more thRn twenty years. expert
ence, and can no moro be shaken by tbs clsp.trap
noEtrums OF unsclsntiic pretenders than the
everlasting hills by tbs winds that ruslet rough
tLelr deilee. -. q DAN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-15
WANTED 10 re HEARD FROM.

II anybody has ever used the thorough
and scientific course of treatment recon-
mended by the proprietor Of DR.. 6age's
Catarrh Remedy for the cure lot Calarrh
and has not been perfectly cured, the pro.
prietor, DR.. r. V. Pierce, would like to
hear from that person, and by addressing
him at the Worlds sDispensafy, Buffalo,
N. Y, such person, II there be one, will
hear OF something TO his or her advant.
age, as the Doctor Is In earnest when he
offers $500 reward for q Case Of Catarrh
which he cannot cure, and % perfectly
able 10 pay il il BIO fails in eingle case.
as any one may ascertain upon inquiry.
The thorough course OF treatment referred
to and recommended BY DR., Pierce con-
sists In the use OF Or, Sage's Catarrh
Remedy with DR.. Pierce's Nasal Douche,
which Is the only means by which the
fluid can be carried high up and applied
TO all parts Of the nasal passages and the
chambers connected Herewith In which
ulcers exist and from which the discharge
proceeds In addition TO this thorough
application Of tho Remedy, which should
always be used warm, Dr.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery should be taken earn
estly as constitutional treatment, without
which few cases eau be cured, as the dis.
ease Is always constitutional and must be
treated accordingly, This. treatment has
no unpleasant features about 1t, aud has
the advantage OF never driving the dis
ease to the lungs as there Is danger Of
dong by the use Of strong, irritating
anrffa or nDisonnpa aolutinna
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-15
How Shall a Woman FaSten Her
49, l-.-- Stockings

How shall d woman 'iastsn her stock
ings, so as not TO interfere with the circu.
lAiion oil blood, or spoilthe shape OF the
le-that d, hat measnres shRtt ber taken
to prevent ahtfnkbge and warpags Of the
le.let US see-ot the-LonfiS0l qat aidlJ
penSt? Alter the most careful research,
as far as our limited facilitie would al
low we arise from our explo tions, and
humbly tender tho following suggestions:
Wear them short, and let the tops bub.
BILE over the shde in a toam Of lace, Ia
beer mug. - n. Z, g5lSN
II you have 'em long, put mucilage In
side, and stick 'em 70 you.
Have them long enough to tieabout the
waist using the top Tor panier.g sS 0
Edge the tops with steel and tasten Q
loadstone your corset. Z go,
Fasten astrap to each stocking, extend
them gracefully up each side Of the body
and attach, with blue ribbons, TO the ear
rings. ~ - - ~
Pin them to some other article Of cloth:
ing in the immediate vicinity.
hold Still, now; we are doing this for
your own good. %. ~
Fasten them 70 nail and go oareioot-
ed, $50. HN's "o- %
Attach q small balloon to each stock
Make them out Of material that viii
draw up. -
II you arc thirty-ave and unmarried,
make q hole near the top Of each stock
ing and button 1t 10 your knee-cap.
These are all the methods that suggest
themselves 10 US at present, and Of the
number some one or more may be DEEM
ed worthy OF adoption. We have taken
sudden and lively interest in this mat
ter, and shall not rest until the needed re.
form Is brought about. Woman's limbs
shall not be hampered, and knotted, and
deIormed, If we have enough inventive
faculty to bring 10 light new and health
ful ways OF wearing The stocking, and we
think we have. We shall continue our in.
vestigations into this subject, even at the
hazard Of getting our neck into the mat
rimonial moose. What the women OF this
country most need Is not suffrage, but
symmetry; not rights. but nationality; not q
place in our legislative halls, but place
10 fasten their Stockings Exchange,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-15
New York, Market. 3

NEW YoRK, Nov. IA Flour - More
doing and higher; 2s1pefdne western and
State IS 10G51 85; common 70 good % 95a
Q 30: goodto choice SO 85a1 10; white
wheat extra 81 10a7 70; extra Ohio $6a
7s5. Wheat-Good inquiry and higher;
No. Q spring Chicago 81 35a1 SO; No. 3
Milwaukee 81 87i 40; Iowa spring 81 So
al 81; No. / do 81 4Ss1 49, Rye-Firm;
State and western 00a95c. Barley and
Malt-Unchanged. Corn-Excited and
higher; prime western mixed safioat 65S
65ic; do store 04c. oatsAH Higher; west;
ern mixed 4sa49Ic; white western 50a54c
Eggs-Firm. Coffee -Quiek Sugar
Higher; fair 10 good refining 6S971 16c.
Moiasses- Dull. sRiee-Qaiet. Whisky
Fairly active and frner 1850.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-15

An Actress IN TRouBLE-CoMEs TO
WnRRI1Ne. To-day MIR. Coleman, pro.
prietor OF the 81. Nicholas Hotel, upon
complaint before Justice Junkin, pro-
cured an attachment against the goods
and chattels OF Miss Emma MinettA, one
Of the performers In ErskinSs theatre, for
the non.payment Of board. she claims
that her bill WA paid OF should have been
paid by the ptontietor Of the theatre, and
that she Joined the troupe o. Alliance, and
left It OF this place inaorder to save her
reputation. She - received aid from
ehefry's troupe, and will cote Wheeling
to get some help there, by which she ex-
poets % redeem her baggage, iSteEbea-
lt NtIea 12h.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-15
Great Horror Done Away WIN.

House cleaning Is D great horror to nine
men out Of every ten. When that time
comes the "men iolks," as Q rule, give the
domestic hearth s"wide berth Oceans
Of suds-the product Of tons OF soap
fairly food every part Of the house The
women, from the mistress down, labor rs
they never worked before. and what with
the discomfort, the smell Of suds and the
dsmpness, and not unirquently sickness,
the products Of colds and overwoik, mat.
tiers are genprsly diRagrecable. The sim
pie use OF sapollo instead Of soap does
away with all this discomfort. Itlightens
the labor q hundred per cent, becanse;it
removes dir, grease, stains And1pots With
hardly any labor, with but little water
and In one tenth the uSuGEtirne, eoddsw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-15
Be oAsryu1-In these days, whea tlrhtghai

BE oA4rYu1-In these days, when tighthAts,
hot afr, and sedentary occupations, cause The
hale to tall out 1t is matter Of no little impor-
lance 10 know which Of the hair preparations
are OF any value Tho majority, ~ has been fro
quentU proved by the hrst dermalologists, or
hair.doctors, posses little or no merit. Such
being tho fact, 1t is eonsoling 70 those who are
afflicted To know there Is really ons good article,
which Is recommended and u,ed Jby tho first
medical authority. and has ttood every test
many years. This prepatatton e halrs VKGE-
TABLE sICIL1AN HAIR RERkWER,-at truly
scientific compound, which u Internationally
the best preparation the, kind now before the
American public II will restore togfay hair It's
original culor, c!eanse the head thoroughly, cure
all eruption OF the sealp; aud viii always restore
the hair 90 long as any germs remain, - they
almost invariably do, until extreme old age has
destroyed the roots. The original article fsmAde
by R. P. Hall q Co., Nashua, n. H.-Rornty's
Press, Jan. IS, 1858. dAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-15

New Yonx, Nov.i4-The bright cold
weather has impaired greatly increased
activity 10 the retail branches and there
is q more cheerful feeling in the ,iobbing
trade, with more activityln some branch.
ca The commission houses are quiet,
The market for cotton goods Is steady, but
prices irregular. Cotton flAnnels iairly
active and firm. Dress. fabrics selling
freely in irregular way and a Job prices
Clothing woolens quiet, but aannels and
blankets fairly active.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-15

These pills arc composed exclusively Of
vegetable ingredients, although they en-
tirely supersede the use Of mercury, do
not leave any Of It's Injurious effects,
They act directly upon the liver, and are
a valuable remedy In all cases Of derange.
ment resulting from adiSordered state Of
that organ, Liver Complaint, Bilious
Disorders, Indigestion, Sick Headache
Typhoid Fevers, &C., &C., all succumb &c
the free use Of Schenck's Mandrake Pills
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-15
Baltimore Market.

BALT1MoaE, Nov. 1A-Flour-Fairly
active, but unchanged. Wheat-Activc
and finer; mixed western scarce and In
better demand. Oats -Dull; western
mixed t5a47c; white 4sa49c. Rye-Quiet
ut 75as6c. Provisions Unsettled and IL.
regular. Mess Pork-Unchanged. Bacon
Lower; shoulders and clear lib sides 81
a7c. Bulk Meats-shoulders &c; clear
rib sides held at Sc; Sic bud. Sugar
cured Hams-11a18c, Lard-7tc. But.
ter-Western scarce and frmer, but I'M
changed. whisky-Dull at 91iae2c.