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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-29
LIVE STOCK.
wheeling,

The market this week was only average.
The cattle market is fiat and the sheep
market is lost sight Of, Messrs hud'
son L BayhS furnish the following quota
lions.
Catr!e-The market is demora!ized and
the prices this week are 8 sort o! 60 AS you
please. -
dogs-Market active; 3!@3lc Per ID.
5heep-Dull; l@3C per ID.
Lambs-Good at 2!@Ic per ID.
Calves-SS O046 90 per head.
Baltimore.
OFFICE OF THE CALvEEToS STOCK YARDS.
MOSDAY, October %
Csr,,ls are sold a! asss figure, lire freight Hc5 are
saHG'n,i ,cc'gA, tint is 20 per cent tgtrrd"yl, q
from lie r.iJM Sheep are sold grcsG, that - Hfs
psigL,, or nothing OIL
AT CALVERTON YARDS.
BEEF CATTLE-The number of good cst-
tie offered 10 day was quits limited, lost
of the offerings consisting Of medium and
common grades. Trade was generally lar.
The best grades show little change, while
the others we're of slight fraction. We
quote OF S264 Is, with few extra heavy
beaves az s., with most sales at - 5O,G
/ 81! per 100 lbs.
Prices of Beef Cattle ranged as follows:
Best g SOFAS 90; that generally rated
first quality 50 5O@4 50; medium or
good fair quality 81 1903 25; ordinary
thin Steers, Oxen and Cows - OOCg
. so. Extreme range Of prices g w
/ Gl5 90. Most Of the sales were at = OF
/ (84 81 per 100 lbs. Of the Cattle re
/ ccived, 23S& head came from Virginia
/ 20 from Ohio 1886 from Kentucky, 81
from MARYLAND l43 from West Virginia
600 from Illinois, 10 iron lennSylraniai
Total receipts for the past week 29l3 head
AGAINST 1891 last week, and 1851 head
same time last year. OF the offerings tsl
head were taken by Baltimore butchers
/ 1920 sold to country dealers and 70 heac
to Eastern buyers. Total sales for t3'
week I.Otl head, against 20lO last week
and 1909 head same ume last yssf.,,
Swine.-There has been small =, IN
crease in tbs receipts over last week. NJ
quality is quite % good as 1t was las
week. Trade is fair to good at oecIiG'
. OF SlItC. we quote hl'2NG'gS' - -
net, with extra Hogs shade higher he
ceipts this week 1852 against 5.2'5 las
week and GIL head same time last year
Sheep and Lsmb5-The offerings arr
in excess Of very slow demand, as oqtcn
| ers are puytng sraringly and there Is NIUE
or no outside demand The Iuailty II
generally reported not as good as las
week. We quote sheep at 2@ SIC anS
lambs at 2!@5c per 10 gross. otocs
sheep SLAP so each. Receipts this Weei
sol head against 1 SIS head last Weei
and 1921 head same time last year
CLAREMONT STOCK YARDS.
Arrivals of Live Stock at C!aremoni,
Stock Yards via Baltimore and Ohio nan ;dI
road for the week ended October 20-lS.
cars, containing 1904 cattle, lVo calves
1904 sheep aud lambs, +,254 hogs, l.
horses ami % mules.
Shipments 10 New York, Phl!sdeLPhia
&c, l,S67 cattle, q calves, 1874 she e e
and lambs, 1874 hogs, SO horses ana :
mules. :, =,
Sales of theweek TO butchers and dealers
275 cattle.
Philadelphia.
WEST PHILADELPHIA, Pa, October l6'-
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Blood

...t,s nd aats wise who remembers IL Bat
a.. .tst ysar 1851. contracted oIo"d
be-. ns ia -aysnnaA. Ca, Al he time, |
Ito iae hosFus. there for treatment t'u.-
.r. . ,,rr1 rom rhegmatIsm al the same time.
. .sI under the treatment there, nor
..t III b, auv u the ususl means. have
80 .vsr bottles o. SEJitS SptCldc and am
.'rfE-I. q, drove TIE po!son out through
,gtr DNS LYAHY.
.-..v ,.y, ,. !. AaS. Z, 1855.
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PETROLEUM.
Pittsburi

Pittsburg.
PrrrsBrRG, October 2S.-Peroleum-
active and irregular; National Transit GER
tfcates opened at 81 lOs; closed 81 at lO:;
highest 81 IL; lowest 81 %.
OIL City.
OH CITY, October 28.-Petroleum-
Opened at u IL; highest IL lI,; leWess
81 O9:; closed at 81 lOi Sales 4,d2o'
600 barrels; clearances 6,O22,OOO barrels;
charters 20, 365 barrels; shipments 77,oOo
barrels.
TrrUsvrLLr, Pa, October 2S.-Opened
at 81 OH; highest 81 III; lowest 81 oSs
closed at 81 lOs. Shipments I9'oVo
barrels; charters 2a,365 barrels.
New York.
Egw YoRk, October 28.-Petroleum-
The market was very active, especially IN
the afternoon. 1t opened steady at )! ~:
and in the first hour declined to ~ W.
the lowest of the day. From that time on
there WAS heavy buying and 1t steadily
rose, with only slight reactions, to u IL
1t is understood that much Of this buying
came from the West On an st;empt 70
realize late in the day it broke tosl lO'
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PRODUCE.
Wheeling.

TUESDAY,, October Is.
Butter-Prirae 70 opoise creamery 25c;
choice dairy l4@l6c; good to prime
country roll lO@lic; common nlHe!
stock 5@7c. No demand.
Beeswax-IQuoted at 2S@32c . ID.
Beans-dard picked mediums 81 2atCz
l 40 per bushel.
Dried Fruit-New evGporated pare
peaches l7@lSc; impaired do lOC@iZ'
ragpberEies l7t9lSc; blsckberries las"
New sundried, apples, quar- cred, z.
iliced, 4ta5c; peaches, new halves 4!t@24'
10 quarters, 4@5c; d. pared LOG il G
pitted cherries 89yo. New eVspoIatef
apples 5C9Gc. Market on Dried Fruit neu :
NAL; demand SLOW.
Cheese-Sales in jcADing way Of pm;
mild Oaio factory at 99l2tc; Ne" foFs
l4i0I5o; Sweitzar lO9l3c; LimbergeI 8
Esrs-strictly freut stock; demand
goods; collie b doz
Festhers-Choice. .0@55c in Origins
packages, 4@5c more in small lots,
Honey-Choice white clover, l8G zCi
choice 6uckwhest, l6@l8c.
NutS-Shelbarks 81 256l 80; blsch
", mats, 6O@6Oc; nhesnuts g OOG4 OF
Potatoes-5OC155c per busheli demand
good. no
Poultry-Live chickens, old 81 sea
. 3 o. y dozen; spring chickens, 81 5O@
2 so. Good demand.
Rags-Stesdy at l49lic for white mig
ID cotton; l@l4c for all wool and lt@
| ltc for rIi=ed. =,
seeds-Ssles Of timothy seed ct II 81
az 90 p bushel; clover, small seed 80 81
( as O5; large, S. O0@6 rs, az to quality
Sweet cider-Countrv swe"t s3 5"S
. I so pr barrel; crab cider S. OO@7 o.
ner barrel Demand fair.
Lard-Country prime, 7488c., demsn
gan Apples green, g Dbl. 9oc@sl.5o
Cabbage, per Dbl, 75c, or ~ " t
Sc 90 per hundred.
Onions 9Oc per bushel.
Sweet Potatoes, 81 10 per barrel.
! Ounces 81 50 per bushel.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gods 50 90 per box
JERSEYS 81 Is per box
Psrsnips per Dbl. 81 81.
Chestnuts per bushel, 81 IS,
Turnips 81 Is per barrel.
Hew York.
Nrw YoRx, October 28.-Floar-Re
ceipts loops barrels; exports 4,OtS BAL
rels. 26,5O7 sacks; market dull and weak
sslas II coo barrels. Whest-Lower; r.
csints loo. 200 bushels; exports none; sale
2734 600 bushels futures; $4,000 o1she'
spot; No. 9 spring 94c; ungraded re
TScasl OF; No. white 97c; unRrade
White 9Oc; No. 2 red November 96G96i'
closing at 96Yc; December 9e99Sc, eio'
inc at 9Ssc; January 993c@sl COS cio'
inc at 81 0O!; February ; 0lt@l w:
closing at 81 Ol3; May 81 06t@l OIL
closing at 81 06f. Corn-Hlgher r.
cs:ots $4,000 bushels; exports $50 SO
bnsbels: salss stS 900 bushels future; 2go
600 bushels spot nnd to arrive; ungraGe
40M53Ic: No. 3 4ic; steamer NoNeid De
I6c: do December Acc; No 2 523G5S5C
No 2whi:e sac; No. October nominal
November 5ls@52Sc. closing at 5!f(
December 49J@5Oc, closi1g OF 4ssc; Ja'
uary 46s@463c, closing at 463c; teoFna'
} 46E646fc, closing at 46!c: May +6!c, clio
| inc At 46Ic. Oats-Higher and more a
. tive. receipts %, $50 bushels; exports Isl
e 5l4 bushels; western S0@$5c; white d
r 3504Oc. Hsy-Quiet and steadily bell
Cofee-Options fairly active, closing hrn
sales p 600 bags; October $3.50 Z 90,
November {. 9O66 $50; December 6.95l
= 7 OOc; February O5@7lOc; March /. 10.
May 1900. sugar-Dull; refined duI
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.rbe Tune the old Cow Died Of

Ipn2IG AgFtc-4hFI' '''e''2'
In Scotland and the north of Ireland
this saving is very common in the mouths
Of the peasantry, though all who 1t az
not understand its origin. Il arose out OF
an old song
There WAS an old man, and hs bal an old COW,
And he had Rothipg 10 give heE;
% ne took out his nddle aud played her iuus-'
CoUsiier. gooI COW, consider;
This i no time OF year for the grass 10 grow,
Consider good COW, consider.
The old COW died of hunger, and when
sny gro,esquely melancholy song or tune
ia uttered The North country people say
That Is the tune the old COW died OF.
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Poison

.-..s.-s4,-.a. holes N my oak and chest,
.a ..1l ,Ts,i all .ae hsir OF my head, Ie! .l
AL. -N. -,v..i IN A week t,u,e, aud tue sores
sd. and zr-v srgiryly no aside Of
rs'' 80 ..xEs Porter zion Pass Depot.
....5. I-.ts. July 10. lsS'. ,,,.--...,,,,aI rrse
49,. ~ ,-.,Trlr Co.. Drawer 3, Atlanta,
>.sNnrS .r- ~. Isl ~.
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WOOL.
Wheeling.

TUESDAY, October q.
The market is rather dull and lit.
tie doing. Prices are as fol.
lows: Fine fleece, washed, 3Oc;
fine fleece, unwashed, one-third off; coarse
fleece, washed, 27@28c; coarse fleece, un-
washed, 20@22c; medium, washed, SOC;
medium, uuwashed, 20@22c; tub
washed 28@3Oc. There is greater
demand for medium feeces although not
much Of any grade is being bought at
present.
Philadelphia,
PHILADELPHIA October 27.-Wool-
Firm; low wools very active; Ohio and
Pennsylvania and West Virginia NA and
above 33@37c, coarse 33@34c; medium,
unwashed combing and delaine 27@2gc,
coarse 26@2Sci bright unwashed cloth.
ing, medium 27@28c; New Mexican
and Colorado medium lS@25c, coarse
carpet woody l5@l7c.
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WHEELING DAILY REGISTER THURSDAY OCTOBER 80, 1885,

and closed at 81 lO!, with 81 100 bid.
Sales Is, $500 b rrels.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, Pa, October 2S.-Msrket
opened at 81 0St; closed at 81 1903;
highest 81 II; lowest 81 OCT; runs
1851 barrels; total shipments 7S,509
barrels; charters 90, 365 barrels; clearsnoes
2,930,000 barrels.
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They Could. But They Wouldn't.

Secretary Eudicott reads novels, but
only in the French. The simplicity of our
fathers has taken very deep root in the
War Department. Not that the cid boys
c5uli read French, but they wouldn't
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sood Qualities of the Mugwumps
Petersburg Ia Inier-ARPsII.

A charming feature Of Mugwumpery is
i,s u, faltering faith in Mr.. Cleveland and
unfaiIing support of his administration.
Bully then. Tor the MugwumP, even II he
cannot conscientiously support Mr.. Hill tor
Governor.
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.-.,-,.sso contracted blood poison. After
30. ..--r.,tgn, from The B. sJ physicians here
"a IA. 4 concluded 90 visit Hot 'prings and
.-t az veyarsana dog'or reccopmeuded . i39
.-p.rrar. sssur!ng me that Il would
ra,re then HO, springs Although the
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FILTERS

WITH THE WATER IN ITS PRESENT
w condition every family should Use Filter.
We have on hand both the Jewett and Kedzie, 10th
Of which are good.
Geo. w. .Johnson's Sons,
AMI mo MAIN STREET.
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FINANCE AND TRADE,

Money 1-2a3 Per Cert-aoyernments
Dull but Steady-stocks Higher -riou'
Steody and Unchauged-Wheat Higher.
NV YORK, October 23.-Money easy
at /! as per cent prime mercantile pS,
per 4G5 per cent, foreign exchange dull
at 4SS! @iS5i.
n-..,.n,.,,r,.-- nrll md ctned
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD,

TUNE TABLE, CURRECJED To July S, 1888,
TEtns lo2vo Panhandle s.aiion, fcct G. Elev-
enth street. near public ls.!dinS, a. fcl!ovr- Cen.
trail Standard T1ne-~hSsl Is IS minrtr, slower
than Wheeling t,'ns'
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Valuable and Ionvenient.-EEo"Ns BRoS-
rrr.r TEocHEs are safe and sure remedy Tor
Bronchitis, Coughs, and other troubles oil the
Threat and Lung. SID only in soIa: Price . CTS
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How to Make Your Bed in tho Woods.

Egr.5i GEi y roam.
Did you ever sleep IN bed Of hemloca
bopVhsg Not one of your rough-and-tum-
BILE affairs, half saw logs and stumPs. but
made in this fashion Place slx-incn log
AZ The head, smooth Oft the ground and
Grub uu al stubs and sticks. Collect the
bopphs aud break Of tue tips-be careful
not 10 put in anything slse-then com
nence at the head and place the boughs
,ops up aud the points or stubs down, the
7nuOhs 10 incline back and resting on the
loo After laying one c1urse continue ooy
Iayiug others. always commencing at the
snds and working across. You can make
GOOD ned in oue hour time, and tbs time
is well spent. 1t is the most important
feature of q pleasant camp IN the
woods 10 have q good bed, and yst low teE
nav proper attention to the matter. Should
the bed become hard at.er g Re" nights
Mace another layer OF bouGhs on top. The
hsauty Of this bed Is it keeps you from the
round. js springy, and the S@n!ock odoF
"a healthy hIEGys select spot tina, ~
clioes downward considerably. A foot log
shor,ld be placed where the lasI course OF
nth, ha1 beeu placed, the log to rest on
the ends or s,,ch'. This will keep the
b1pyhs IN place at the bottom and also
serve "a s fooS rest. There are many who
contemplate trip to the woods for the a.st
time and for the benefit OF sEch J have
been thus explicit Such bed we pre-
pared, aud that ght slept the sleep Of one
et neace With mankind.
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COTTON.
New York.

Nsw YORK, October 2S.-Futnres closed
dull; January 9Glc; February 9G0c;
March 10 SC; April Die
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STATE SECURITIEs-Active aud "a

heavy. w
RAlLwAYs-Active; sales 81, 900.
Stocks-The Stock market continues
moderately active. Sales were 43i,+7l
shares. At the opening prices we're gener
ally / to &c higher, and while the market
generally WAS heavy, after limited il0ctua-
tions, at = O'Clock it was firm during
most of the last hour and closed somewhat
irregular at gains over last evening OF to
(. for most OF the active stocks, with ex-
cep,ional advances of II in Delaware and
Hudson, L in ST. Paul and I in Read
ing. while New York and New England is
down. Pacific Mail closed with an ad-
vance of :. Northwestern closed ! per
cent higher. G. C. c. j |. closed with a
net gain Of b.
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COMMON SENSE
I'M THE KITCHEEI

1. DIR. MOft, of New York. fed a
number of dogs for some weeks on
bread made with Alum Baking
Powders. In every instance the
dogs lost appetite, sickened, and
some died. At the same time he
fed other dogs on bread made with
uure Tartar Baking Powder. with
no injury TO appetite or health.
=. The use of Alum in Bread Is
prohibited by law in some places,
because IL has been found TO iniure
health.
3. Some people buy Alum Bak.
ing Powders because they are
cheap! IL il real economy, which
10 save a few pennies now. lays a
foundation for ill health and doc.
tors bills later on?
Won nre on Ihe safe side In using
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41brelin9 Re9ister
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

a RRTyAL AND DEPARTURES OF TRAlFs-
"A EXPLANATIONS oy REVERENCE Masks:
Slfgiiv tSluday excepted. MONDAY excepted
v h a.llr o Tlr,N.
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OHIO CENTRAL RAILROAD.
KANAWHA DIVISION
THOs. X. SHARE. ....................R ecei,

EoTBa.
No. ! connects at Charleston with fast train east
c. 4 o. Railway. This train leaves CnciEt att via
c. w. Il. X. K. At 1928 O.. M, reaching CkRreston
at 9:i5 p. n.
No. 2 connects at II. Plea,ant with C. 4 G., II. v
4 7. road for Middleport and Pomeroy.
Trains daily except Sunday run on Eastern stap!.
ard time.
tickets for sale at II. L. Riggs' t.0.e n Charles
ton,
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NEW CUMBERLAND.
large Shipments of Brick aud Sewer
Pipe-The News.
- I I L.

large Sllpl.lehNN VI biANN e''@
FIpe-The News.
sat O. ne EsgiI'a'.
New CCGBgaLASD. October 2S.-FTom
the amount of Gre-bricb and sewer pipe
shipments for several months past by Toll
and river, the business has certainly been
booming. with very little stock on hand.
Cont Householder is loading large
barge with orick and will soon leave on
his annual trip to tue Go2thern market.
The recent rise in the river has ssr.cus-
II interfered with the work on the dam at
Black Island.
The farmers are supplying the stores
ard town people with potatoes at htty cent?
per bGshel. NJ
To uaa an Of. repeated expression, Prot
;iaiues seems tc he the right man IN the
RIGHT place at the head o. cur school, BRING
ipy order out # Chaos.
The steamer Return has been lad mp Tor
two or three weeks undergoing repairs. 49,.
The grading at ths dump bridge IS still
roiog on, and after each rain gfeat many
cuss words are wasted on the air by peo-
pie picking their steps through the nut.
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loss p m. train through to. Cincinnati without
hange, with sleeper through 10 Cincinnati.
GAINESVILLE Accommodation leaves Wheeling q,
1885 3. u. and $40 p. m, Belaire ut $40 q N,
and 4:l6 p m., daily except Sunday.
Moundsyille Accommodation leaves Wheeling %
daily except Sunday,
Warrington Accommodated leaves at t:lo p. 4.
Through coach from Wheeling 70 Cincinnati daily
on No., leaving Wheeling st s:ls An arriving d
Cincinnati at $50 p. n.
B. d .. sleeping cars on oil through tIlin,
Cioee connection made for sll po,nn South ana
sluthwst, North and Northwest, making this de-
srable route for oolenbu and psr,onr nov.ng 10 tie
yrcss ~es', and 70 whom, psrrsplsr piHnuon y
gwen.
Tickets TO all principal pcinu on ssle at derol
Sleeping car accom- modstioDI en- BE- tecurcd n De-
rot Ticket Office.
Ticket Agent f. n u. Depot
JOHN BAILlE,
Ticket Agent under Mcclure House
JOHN I. LANE, 1rav. Passenger Agent
{. X. LORD, Gen. Pas. Agent
Z. I. DEyRIss. General Agent Wheeling.
WHEELING AND PITTsBUEGh pIyIsIun.
On and alter June 2st 1855, passenger trains viii
run ~ iolloSs, Wheeling time:
pyrABTUEEs.
For P.tsburgh-i.4O o. In, d.ily; 6:S5 D, u,
daily $40 p. IN. and 7:i5 a. m, daily except SUM-
For ws,bington-s:O5 p M, dsiiy except Sunday,
AKEIvAx.
From Plt1brrsh-s Us : H., tsily; II or A. N ana
sos ? ID. daily except sunday; 1918 D. ~, daily
day; l0:l6 p. H., daily.
c. K. LORD, General Passenger Agent
b. DuNHAM, General Manager
j. 7. LANE. Travelling Agent. Wheeling
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CONC wAay.

All Train, dsiIy exoeyt euudky.
PuLLaant Palace Drawing ECom ard s!eeriE1 GA
Philadelphia aud New York West 10 CsluntuI
Cincinnati, Inuisrils, Chicago, IptisnapglJ ara
81. Louis.
For through ttefeta, bssE,Ss ssect,, slocpi.t q
accomnoiStiont and s-y rurtbcr iniOrn stitn a.
ply 70 JEO. e. TOHLISSOE, Ticket AclntSt I'm
Handle Station, aoi 81 Eleventh ttTset or OF CIR
Ticket ories, undsz HsLure House, WheelirE
JAMES ACCEFA,
: Manager, Cslu N bus Ohio.
T. A. F02D,
.Gsnr PlxsL nd Tiskst Agent, Pittsbu
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
DRY GOODS.

New York.
New YORK, October 2S.-Dry Goods,
There has been rather more business'
through numerous ordere for supplement
tsry assortments Of miscellaneous char.
acter. With agents and jobbers this kind
OF business is general and very good
trade ia in progress without any activity re.
fected. On the part of agents there is
considerable being done for account Ct
spring specialtiee.
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Passenger TAIL daily IucIud!nl sUBdlJ, Ann,
,aoiSticn .rhuI run dd!y except GundSy,
JOHN q. TOMLlEsCH
Ticket Agent. Wbeolipf, ". w.
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what's CataTh?

1t iss disease Of the,
N ucOusGle mbrano
generally originating
in the nasal D3Hagos K
inlinistuius its strong
hold In the head. From
this point It sends forth
a poisonous virus along
the membTiagous lin
inss and through The
digestive organs, cor
rup'ing the blood and
producing other trou-
blesome aud dangerous
symptoms.
Cream Balm ha,
gained an eEyiable rep
utation " h e reyer
known, displacing all
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KAsr AND NORTH TO rrr1sBrRs AND CLEVELAND.
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Pittsburgh. GinCInn2siSSt. Louis R. ?,

pan HandIs Route.l
TIiaE TABLE FUE EASr AND WEI CON.
/ Tected TO August 80, 1855. Trains leave Far
ia: die 'taton, loot Of EIersrts street, near PUB.
lie sniing A. follows, Csntra! Standard tire:
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Ea!LE DADS.

BALTIMORE & CHIC r. r. co.
ON AND AFTER MAY srd, 1885, PAssEHGEB
" trains will run as toiloss-Wheeling time:
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TOLEDO, O., October % -Whest-
Closed quiet and firm; No. ? cash CT No
Yember oslo; December 9G!c; January
g5c: February 99lc; May 81 O4ic bid,
81 O4t asked. Coru-Duil and easy; No.
, cash 43Ic; November 4l!c; year 36c
asked May soc asked. Oats-Unchsnged
cash 26c; November 2Gic; May 3liC.
Cloye- Sccd-Stead7; prime medium each
s. 80; November - 55 asked; Deem
Der S. 81! January IS IS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-29

GovERNNENTS-Dull and steady.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-29

Depart. Arrive,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-11-05
A POw'ful Lecture Oh Temper
ance.

From the Foxboro Reporter.
Two colored BARRIERS, one an Oldham
and the other ayoung one. Theyoung
one took of his apron and started out
OF the door.
"Yo's gwan to get q drink, JimS"
asked the elder.
Oats what rs gwan to do"
Go andgit yo' drink. / yoost ter
do de same ting when | wuz young.
When | wuz fust married dab was a
gin-mill next door to the shop wha' /
wicked, aud ] spent in it fifty and
sebenty cents q day outan do dollah
an a half / eahned. Well, one mawnin'
i went into de butchah shop, and who
should come in bat de man wat KEEP
de hkker shop
"Gib me ten or twelvepounds potter
house steak he said,
"He got 1t and went out. Isneaked
up to de butchah and looked to SEQ
what money | had lef'.
What do you wan'?'" said the
butchah.
"'Gib me 10 cents wuf OF libber, wuz
my remark.
ut wuz all Icouldpay fur. Now yo'
90 and get o' drink. You'll eatIbber,
but de mar wat sells yoi de stuff will
have his po'terhouse steak. DE man
benin de bar eats po'tsrhouse-de
man in front eats libber. amt
touched the stuff in thirty years, an |
am eatin' po'terhouse myself"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-11-05
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DULUTH. Wheat.-No. / Northern, SSKe;
20. 2 Northern, S4&c; No. l hard, 9OH@91c.
ST. PAUL. Wheat.-No- / hard, S01c; No.
j Northern, S3@S6c. Corn.-No. 2, doe.
0ats.-No. 2 mixed. &c; No. 2 white, Csc;
No. 3 white, 27c. Barlpy.-No. 2. 5SC; No.
3 extra, $4,000: No. 3 regular, 35c. Rye
Acc. Ground feed.-SI6. Corn meal
Bottled, $50; coarse, SIC Bran.-SackCd,
50; shorts, S1O.5O. Baled hay.--Upland
prairie, 81; timothy, SO. Flax seed
Sl.0S. Flour.-Patcnt, $I.25@5.35;
s%traights, $4.7J@5; bakers, Si.25@4.5O;
rye, So. 25@3.75. Live hogs 3.25M3.45.
Dressed ho~gs.-S4.l2h.
MINNEAPoLIs. Wheat.-No. | hard, S91c;
No. ] Northern, S5c; No. 2 Northern, Sic.
Flour.-In sacks; $4,000; for shipments.
Si.S5@5; in barrels, S5@5.lO. Corn.-Ilh
@42c. Bran.-S7.25@775. Shorts.-$9@
10. Oats.-No.2 white, 2S@29c. Rye. -49@
sic. Barley .-45M75c. Corn meal.-SlG.50
@l7.50. Mixed ieed.-$l6@16.50. Hay
S7.5@72.5O. 0atmeal.-S2. 35@3. Seeds.
Timothy, $l.52ml.66; No. / haxseed,
Sl.OS: clover. S5@5.5O
MILWAUKEE. Wheat.-Cash, S69c. Corn
No. 2, Axe. Cats.-No 2, 25%c. Rye.-No.
l, Gle. BaFley.-NO. 2, GOHc. Mess pork
SS.2S. Lard.-CHsh, S5.S5. Butter.-Dairy
l5@l7c. Cheese,-sh@9hc Eggs.-17H@
lSAc.
CHICAGO. Whcat.-No. 2 spring, sGE@s8
Sc; No. 3 spring, 7O@74c; No. 2 red, SOC;
No, 3 red, 7Sc. Corn.-Cash, 4lh@4lBc.
Oats.-Cash 25k. Rye.-No. 2, 62c. Bar.
ley.-No. 2, Gee. Flax seed.-No.l ], Sl.lG
Mess pork ,-Clsh, SIS. 2O@S.25. Lard
Cash, $3.50. Butter Creamery, 14@1So;
dairy, l4@20c. Eggs.-lS@lShc.