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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-21
FARM NOTES.

About four sears sgo Mr.. Gould, ofPla;
Ger, Cal, received from the Agriculturai
Department q package Of Japanese tea
seed, Hs planted and carefully cultivated
II and nov at his ranch can be seen what
is a curiosity in this counry-s large plat
Of tea plants. They have done remarkably
well, and he has raised quite quantity OF
superior tea. The 6ue growth and excel
lent quality Of this tea looks as If It's cub
ture might be engaged in profitable busi
ness.
For a good Seryiceable farm-horse-one
that viii possess size, strength and activity
"a cross OF the Percheron with the thor
oughbred answers we'll TIE large breeds
beng better adapted to drawing heavy
loads than for general purposes, the union
EiIh the Thoroughbred produces q horse
that seems to possess nearly sll the desir-
Abe Qualities of farm horse, especially on
arms that required much drainage. or
1bers the roads are not always in the best
condition.
On the farm, as Hinter food. well cured
clover, timothy and other hay Is the bss,s,
pith such additions of richer food as tae
animals requirements indicate. III the
COW is merely considered 9 machine to
co,.vsrt raw material into q concentrated
nroda.t the amount Of grain that may o.
81; a ouly measured By her capacity to a,
Se,t. sss;nilsls. Il the cos . to be useful
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PRODUCE.
wheeling.

TUESDAY, October IL.
Butter-Prime to choice creamery 25c;
choice dairy l+@l6e; good to prime
country roll l0@l4c; common mixep
stock 597c. No demand.
Beeswax-Quoteda at 28@32c p ID.
Bssns-Hand picked mediums 81 25c@
l 40 per bushel.
Dried Fruit-Nev evsporated psree
peaches l7@lsc; impaired do l0@l2'
raspberries l7@l9c: blsckberries 7@8-
New sundried, apples, quartered, 2
sliced, 4(G5c; peaches, new halves, 43@63
do quarters, 4@5c: d. pared l5@lec;
pitted cherries $3.50. New evsporstet
apples soto. Market on Dried Fruit nor :
iaal; demand slow.
Cheess-Salesi in johying way Of pIiB E
mild Ohio factory at 9@l24c; New YoIl
l4}@l5o; SweitEer l0@l3c; Limherger 8
@l2c.
EXCESSIVELY fresh stock; demand
goodst 6@l7c y dos
Feathers-Choice. '0@56c in origirS
packages, 4(G5c more in email lots.
Honey-Choice white clover, 1890
,hoice buckwhest. l6@lSc.
Nuts-Shelbarks, 81 25@l 80; black
ussuuts, 6O@6Oc; nhesnuts g 0OS4 90.
Potatoes-5Oc per bushel New, prime
81 25@l 90 per Dbl; demand moderate.
Poultry--Live chickens, old 81 500
3 90 y dozen: spring chickens, 81 500
2 so. Good demand.
Rsgs-Steady at l3@lic for white mi1
d cotton; l@l3c for all wool and li@
l}o tor mixed.
Seeds-Sales Of timothy seed ct 81 80
az 90 q bushel; clover. small seed IS 81
as O5; large, IS 00@6 Is, as to quality
Sweet cider-Country sweet "a 90 Pc
barrel. Demand fair.
Lard-Country prime, 7l@sc., dersr :
good.
Cabbage, per Dbl, 15c.
Onions 75c per bushel.
Tomatoes 35c@40c per bushel
Sweet Potatoes, 81 IS to 200 per bar
rel.
Ouinces 81 so per bushel.
Cranberries-Cspe Gods 81 90 per box
Jerseys 81 so per box
Psrsnips per Dbl. 81 Is.
Chestnuss per bushel 81 80,
Asw YsFk.
NEW YoRK, October 20.-Florr-Re
ceipts 1852 barrels; exports 1891 bar
rels, 294l sacks; market weak; sales II,
600 barrels. Wheat-Easier; receipts 25S,
$50 bushels; exports SO 018 bushels; sales
6 Gas OcO bushels future; 22s, 600 bushels
spot: No. 2 Chicago 94@95c; No. !
Northern gee; ungraded red S6c@Sl 043i
| No. 8 red e44@9Sc; No. | white SSe; No
| 2 red 971c; No. 2 red October s64@S6fc
closing at este; November e93@97sc
closing at s6ko; December sst@s9ic
closing At 9sS; January 81 00Gl OH
closing at 81 GOT. February 81 0lt@
| OF closing at 81 OIL !; May 81 06l@l OH
closing at 81 06l. Corn-Lower, closing
heavy; receipts $4,000 bushels; exports
| Il4is bushels; sales 1000 bushels tut
nre. las 900 bushels spot; ungrsded 5l(9
SIC: No. 3 45lc for Novsmber; 4Sc FOL
December; No. 2 Sl@5lic; yellow Sic
No 2 October 50f@5Iie, closing at 6otc;
November 59E950S. closing at 60sc; De
cenber 4St@4s4o. closing ct 4stei Janu
ary 46t@46ic, closing at 46te; February
Isc: Nav 46@4sc, closing ct Ace. OatI
--Fairly active; receipts $3.50 bushels
.Ynorts 10, ia bushels; mixed western y
Ss5c: white do. "a. Hops-Qaiet anC
Syu. Ccfee-0ptions q shade lower
saies "a Use bsgs; October 7.l5ci Novem
hsr ! o5: December 7.05@f llc; 9aDuar.
, saSF l5c; February 7.70e; March IA
81 s,o Suesr-DuIl and someyha
Somipslt 2, Z ned quiet; ecnfeciionefs 4
s s-lsGf asA -dsred ss9fs. Petroleum
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GROCERIES.
WheeIinR.

"n0o1nEs
Trade is not fully up to the standard
but reports from travelling salesmen indi
cate an immediate improvement.
SuGARs--The demand for sugars con
tinues good; Cut Loaf 7ac; Cubes 7ac;
Fruit powdered So; Ordinary powdered
73c; Granulated Standard Tic; Gr&Ru
lated ordinary &c; Standard CORRECTION
er's A &c; grocer's A 6kc; Pearl A 6Aci
White extra G 6sc; Ohio valley 65c;
New York Q Go; golden @ SIC; (uew,
Fruit sugkr &c.
CoEFErs-Green cofee-Fancy Colder
Rio l2c; Fancy Green l2c; PeaberrJ
l21c; Choice lie; Prime l0c Coed 93c
Fair Sc; Roasting grades 74@9c; Oh
Government Java zoe. Roasted coffee il
packages-Arbuckle's lb l3lc; Gardens
i h. I3fc; Dilworth h. l3iei Dilwcrti
Brunswick and 2 h. Ice; lowering K. L
G l h. l3fc; lowering Java 8 lbs Soc
Rising Sun l ID. l2c; Tiger l ID. l2c
Psrtols ID. In orders of 800 ID. at one
shipment, &c per poundof. Bulk Roasted
old Government Java 24c; Peabery
l33c; Choice Rio l2tc; Prime l2c; Goci
lilo: Fair lOlc; Ordinary lot.
RICE. - Carolina head, &c; CaroErI
choice &c; Carolina prime &c; LouisisrE
Sic; Java pearl SIC; Broken 31c.
SYRUPs-Choice Sugar Syrup 53@36e
Ordinary Sugar Syrup 23@2Sc; Honey
Drips soc; Sugar, House dark 20@22ci
(3c additionslin halt barrels); Ney Ger
New Orleans Mnllosses. raDcy 4S(96Oci
Choioo I504oc; Prime 42@45c: Fair 40@
48c; Choice Bakers SG@35c. New crop
New Orleans will be in 10 about ten days
One small lot arrived on the 10th.
PRov1sIoNs-LargeS G Hams 9l@9Sc
Medium s. c. Hams 93@lOc; Small S. c.
Hams l0l@l03c; California Hams 7Ac; s.
@. Breakfast bacon 9@9ic; 8. c. Shoulders
63@7c; City Sides 7s@Sc; Bacon Should
ers she: Ham Beet l0i@lle; Ordinary
Beef 9@lOc: Country Sides 7ac; Mess
Pork, No. 1872; No. 2, 5lb average pieces
very fine family, $3.50; No. 3, ordinary
$l0OO@l0 80.
LARD-Tierce &c; halt barrels tic; tubs
7c; buckets 7Ac; tin pals 3 ID lie; tin psill
s lb Tic; tin pals 10 ID 7sc; tin pals 20 II
&c; tan pals 80 ID To-
CANNED GooDs. -Standard BIB table peach
81 IS; pie peaches BIB 81 90; pie peaches
6fb 81 Is; No. 3 tomatoes 90@95c;
tomstoes BIB Boston market 81 25i
canned corn. Thompson's 2fh cans soc;
Sears corn 9Oc; do Windows 2tb 81 20
do End grade 2fb 75c; strawberries 2n
81 10; biackbernes 2Ib 81 90; raspbeIries
2fb 81 90 Damson's 2ib SIC; lima beans
2b 9Oc; cove oysters IN light 56c; dc
In full weight 81 05@l 10 string beans
2fb $4,000; succotssh 2fb 90c@l Is;
Marrow fat peas 2fb 81 1902 10; goose
berries 2fb 90c@$l 90.
FRUITs-NeW Valencia Raisins SO l0c;
new Layer rdors, ll3@l2c; new evapor.
ated peaches, l53@l6o; new eysporated
peaches, l3@l43c; new halves, dry peach,
6@6!c.
OIL.-Iard, extra western strained Soc.
carbon, ITO, Sc; carbon, $50, Sic; whits
miners best winter 45c; white miners No
2, 45c.
CONDITION OF MARKrTs.--sugsrs, nom
inal; coffee strong, with prospective ad
vance; rice, nominal; lard, weak; provis
ions, nominal; fruits, nominal; canned
goods are steady; tomatoes are scarce and
a strong market is anticipated when season
opens. Look out on tomatoes, they will be
good stock in the near future.
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LIVE STOCK.
Wheeling.

The market this week was only average
The cattle market is fat and the sheep
market is lost sight Of. Messrs, Hud-
son & Bsyhs furnish the following quota
tiona:
Cattle-The market ia demoralized and
the prices this week are q sort Of 60 as you
please.
aogs-Market active; S3@43c per ID.
Sheep-Dull; l@3o per Id.
Lambs-Good at 23(94c per ID.
Calves-S3 OO@6 90 per head.
chicago.
CHICAGO, October 20.-The Drovers
Journal reports: Cattle-Receipts 1000
head; shipments 10000; market dull,
weak and loo lower; shipping steers, So so
as So; stockers and feeders 81 35@3 Co.
cows, bulls and mixed 81 50@3 IS;
through Texans 81 1908 60; natives
and half breeds So 5000 60; western
rangers weak and l0@l5c lower; wintered
Texans 50 OO@3 624.
Hogs-Receip:s $4,000 head; shipments
5000 head; trading brisk aud prices l5c
higher; rough and mixed 50 20@3 65;
packing and shipping So 6O@2 so; light
weights 81 40@3 80; skjps 81 50@3 10.
Sheep-Receipts 10000 head; ship
meuts 5000 hssd; market strong and 100
l5c higher, natives 50 00@3 65; western
81 75@325; Texans 81 5O93 IS.
New YORK.
NCw YORK, October 2O-Bseves-Re.
ceipts Al cars; no buyers in market;
dress beef 6l@Slc for native sides, 5@
&c for Texas do, and 63@7c for Coloradoi
exports $3.50 quarters OF beef, and 300
carcasses Of mutton
Sheep-Receip.s ,48O lead, and more
than 5000 we're on sale from previous ar
rival One car good Canada lambs sold
at S. OO@5 so per cwt, one car good
Western sheep at 50 so, ard one car
mixed sheep and lambs at 81 90; dressed
muttoR slow, 5@7c per pound.
Hogs-Receip:s 500 head; market
slow for live hogs at 81 00@4 40 per
| 100 lbs.
EaEt Liberty
gAsr LlssRrE, October 20.--Cattle--
Firm and unchanged; receipts 722 head;
shipments 1853 head; no shipments to
New York yesterday.
! Hogs-Dun; Philadelphias g 1904 90,
Workers s. 60@3 so; receipts s, 200 head;
shipments 5000 head. Shipments to New
York yesterday IL cars.
Sheep-Demorslized and selling shade
of from yesterdays prices; receipts 4,4OO
head; shipments 400 head.
nanaiouaA
CINCINNATI, October 20. - Hogs -
Steady; common and light 81 65@J 81;
packing and butchers So 35@3 20.
Receipts 4,735 head; shipments sl9 head.
Cincinnati Horse and Mule Market.
CINCINNATI, October l9-An active
business was prosecuted during the past
week, the principal demand being for
strest,ear horses, Southern chunks and
mules. The supply was fair, and all de
sirable stock sold readily. Drivers and
draft horses are qno,ed q lille lower;
other kinds stand firm and unchanged.
On Fifth street driving horses are quoted
at $l25@l15; draft DO $l50@2O0; street
car horses $ll0@l3O; Southern chunks
| SS5@llo; mules, aged 4 to 8 years, IF
teen and q half 20 sixteen hands, $500
/ ITS; fifteen to fifteen and half hands
Sl25@I50; fourteen and half to fifeer
hands, $l00@l25; fourteen 10 fourteen
and Q half hands, $s5@lOo.
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University Of PENNSYLVANIA

l. DxPAaTrIsr OF Az7s, four Year, elas'is'
II. TowER sc1KErryTc SCHOOL, fys-year course
In (a) Chemistry Cb) Geology and Mining, lol Ctyt
Engineering, az Dynamical Engineering, lel Arehi
lecture, leading to B. &, AID 70 technical degree,
p O. tPrActiOaf Chsrnist), ID. &, c. z, Z. n, ATeh
III. WHARroa SCHOOL OF FINAxcR AND Eoor
ONT. Courses In Constitutional l aE and Public Ad
ninlstration, Political Economy, Mercantile Law
lnd Practice, Finance Banking, RailrosdipE. De
Nv. CoURsr In Philosophy, four years. ErglIi
LAtiu, French, German, Mental and Moral Pkilosc
ply Mathematics, General 2cence, extended IL
strueaon in Biology with laboratory Work. pesrt
Liberal elections In and between tbcss eouuss .
close OF second Year.
Y. CoUssE IL MUs;c. Twcyean' graded eosD'
DtRree Mus. BAG.
vi. MEDICAL scHooL- ThIee-yeaYs' graded Ceult'
Nth optional fourth year. Degree n. d.
VII. DENTAL School TTo-Jears grsdco ccais
Viii. vErEaSARY sczooL. Three.years' sr,s
I'd course sirilu 10 European schools. Degree '
Clinical and laboratory advantages Q pTomirEI
leature In these three schools.
TX Law 9CuooL- Two-yeAn oouue; @ploln
admits 70 PeunsylvEnik Bar. Degree LII. u.
X. BIoLosIcAL School. Two-years' oouIte, VIZ
extended laboratory work. Certificate admits '
Medical School without Sxzninafion. speo'
XII DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY. IVo-yesr'
post graduate oourSe In Numerous subjects lesdin
In mSSing INJURY please 1peciiy department.
REV. JESSE Y. BURK, Secretary,
University Of Psnnsyiysnia, Wen Philadelphia,
mr1seode3dyb
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saving Lie aud froperty-Nho ueneEaA
Accuracy ofthe Prediction.
T. ne Editor Of The RsgiSer:
New YORK, October Ii, 1885.
The attention Of Congress is called to
the fact that some OF the terrible loss oil
life and property due 10 tornadoes can be
avsrted. In 1882, Prot. I. b Marry, as
serted what was then fact, that the pre-
diction Of storusdo was triumph yet to be
attained BY the science Of meterology. 10
less than two years from that time some
pre- dictions CT tornadoes were successfully
made by Lieutenant John P. Finley Of the
Signal Service. The percentage of yeri-
6sd predictions is steadily increased by
knowledge of the average conditioned PREF
ceding each series If torns6oes, thus max
ing the predictions more definite and local
with each succeeding year. Already the
predictions CT safety tor the day are effect
i've Of 3. 22S predictions unfayorsble to
iornadoes made in 1884, 1901 were veri-
fed, and OF 80 predictions that tornadces
would occur made in April and Jure, 1884,
Is we're verified. Of l9 predictions that
tornadoes would occur, msnde IN June
and July, 1885, Is were generally verified.
When torpadoes were predicted. in no in
stance did violent storms fail to occur,
either hurricanes, tornsdoes, or hail,
The failure of some predictions is doubt
less due 10 Inaccurate and insufficient re.
ports from sparsely settled regions. While
it is admitted that nothing ike absolute
control of these phenomena has been st
tAiLed, yet the above figures clearly justify
the preseace Of tornado signals either of
safety or danger at every telegraph station
in Kansas, Nebraska. Missouri, Illinois,
Iowa, Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin, Georgia
and North Carolina, especially during
April, May, June, July, August and Sep
TENDER. Its hoped that Congress will di-
rect the Signal Service 10 submit estimates
Of the expense necessary to establish such
q system of signals. The cost would be q
few thousand dollars for flags or colored
discs, and for telegraph service.
WILLIAM A. EDDY,
Tornado Reporter, Signal Service. U. s. A.
l35 East 10th Street.
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ROBERT BUsNs' DESCENDANTS.
John Russell Young, His Brother and the
9cntch Poet

John Russell Young, Hts Brother and the
Scotch Poet,
Sub Rosa in Washington CGpiiaL
Ex-Minister John Russell Young Is still
suffering from the effects Of the Eastern
Chsgres fever, which he brought over from
China. Ii is long and painful disease
and often fatal. Just before Mr. Young
left Chins, bis intimate friend, SIR Harry
Parkes, the British Minis er in Pekin, died
of this insiduous malady. Ii is not gener-
ally known tina. John Russell Young is
direct defendant of Robert Burns, the
poet To be more explicit he is great
rrand.uepheE Of the Scstch bard. The
Rsv. John r .ssell, after whom Mr.. Young
was named, was cousin OF Burns and
castor Of the Barns family, who were
strict followers Of the ssversst form OF the
covensutsd faith John Russell was Sc
we're ia his teacbipgs and had so poor
an opinion of Robert Bnrns that
be- p1blicly cersured him at dinner party
one evening. The proud poet was deeply
offended. he went away and wrote the
famous satire entitled The Holy Fair,
which made the clergyman his enemy Tor
FIFE After this Burns was snuobsd ana
cut on the street BY those who had been
his friends. They did not appreciate his
ranscendept genius. Burns sensitive ma
mre was wounded, he withdrew from secle,
~, and after spending o night in wild reyei
AZ 8 tavern he went out, laid down on the
snov and slept Hours sftsrward he
swoke in the agony of rheumatic fever,
and in sp;te of careful treatment Gied 3
esv DAYS later. For the benefit OF Wash
ipVtou readers should add that Colonel
James Rankin Young, now Executive
Clerk Of the United States Senate, was
named after James Rankin, a near and
fsyorite relative of Robert Ruros. Indeed
Burns had so much affection for his klus'
man that he dedicated to him many sweet
poems This may account for the pcss'csal
tendencies 50 often observed in the 8 cd
looking clerk of the Senate.
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PETROLEUM.
Pittsburg.

PIrTsBrRa, October 2O.-Petroleum-
Strong and advancing, not much doing
here, however, dealers holding of for de-
velopments. National Transit certificates
opened at 81 O9i; highest 81 "; lowest
81 09!; closed at 81 IL.
OIL City.
on CRY, October 20-Petroleum-
National Transit certificates opened at
81 10; highest 81 l2s; lowest 81 09ii
closed at 81 II. Sales 100000 barrels;
charters 1882 barrels; clesrsnces 1913.
600 barrels; shipments 1895 barrels.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, Pa, October 2O.-Market
opened at 81 10; closed at 81 l2i;
highest 81 1923; lowest 81 O9s; runs l6,-
456 barrels; total shipments 1887 bar
rels; chsrters 1862 barrels; clearances,
3,09S,0 barrels.
TftuEvfns.
TIrusv1LLE, Pa, October 20.-0pened
ct 81 lO:; highest 81 l2s; lowest 81 099;
closed at 81 II. Shipments $1,000 bar
rels; charters 80, 682 barrels. The market
to day was very excited and advanced IN
der very good buying to 81 l2s. The
market was no doubt manipulated By New
York parties, and it looks ike an extern
sive boom. 1t may be said that trade gen.
orally is with the movement and are ready
to help the price along upward, while the
statistical situation is very builish, more
bullish than il has been for years. The
production is conceded to be fully 10000
barrels day below the daily consumption,
and after nine months Of eRdeavor, the oil
producer has not been able to open up any
new territory Of account.
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DRY GOODS.
NeH York.

NEw YoRK, October S0.-Dry Goods
This has been q quiet market, - usual for
Tuesday. The general trade was chef he'd
BY the very Ut seasonAbly warm weather.
Still, foT cotton goods some inquiry
Is being made with reference to tutuIe
wants. Through deliveries Of goocs sold
to arrive there has been = fair business
with wool manufacturers. Exports Of do
mesiic cOstons for ths past week 81 ,636
packages making FOX the expirsi portion
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WOOL.
wheeling.
"-N~H'
HuEsnAY

TUESDAY, October 20.
The market is rather dull, but remains
firm at last weeks prices, which are as
follows: Fine fleece, washed, 3l@32c;
fine fleece, unwashed. one-third of; cosrse
fleece, washed, 27@28c; coarse fleece, nm
washed, 2O@23c; medium, washed, 300
Gle; medium. unWAshed, 20@33e; tub
washed 2s@30c. There is greater
demand for medium feeces although not
much Of any grade is being bought at
present.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, October 20 Wool
Firm and in good demand for mo grades;
unwsshed combing and delAine. coarse
26@27c; bright unVsshed clothing, me-
dunn, 26@2sc; dark unEaShed clothing,
coarse, ls92Oc.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money 2a2 Per Cent governments
Dull, but Steady-stocks Higher -TlOJ
Quiet but Steady-WheatL Lower.
New YoRk, October 2O.-Money easy
at l4@2 per cent, prime mercantile papIr
4@5 per cent foreign exchange active
at 4835(a4S54
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COTTON.
N W York.

NgE YoRK, October 2O.-Fuiures closed
easy; October arse; November 9. Zoe;
January 3 79c; Fs5rusfy $ssfc; March
81 e3; April l0.lle; MsY l0.7se; July
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TRAvELERR GUIDE.

A RRryAL AND DKeARTUREoF TBAIEs-
SbSii, tsuodSy excepted. MONDAY excepted
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IbAlLhAi s-EAStl1CJ tAohooSbiOASVt IVtVI
900.
SroCEs-The stock market was very &C,
tive, although sales were less than ysster.
day, showing q total of 632,7O0 shares
Prices opened strong, and during the first
hour business was very active, with a
further fractional advance from the open
ing figures. The lowest prices of the day
we're generally made at or near II o'clock
During the middle of the day the market
wss somewhat less active. The
market closed active and excited,
out somewhat feverish and irregular. Al
most everything on the list, however, is
higher than yesterday. Reading closed
with net gain of II. Lake Shore was
very strong and gained II. New York
Central 96y. Northwestern !, St Paul I.
Omahas were heavy; preferred lost l and
common is up /. Oregon Navigation
closed with gain Of q, Cleveland,
Columbus, Cincinnati and Indisnspo-
lis Al.
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COVERED WITH SALT RHEUM,

Cuticura Remedies are the greatest medicines on
earth. Had tie worst case OF Salt Rheum In this
country. Ny mother bad Il twenty year,, and In
TACT died from It believe Cnticura would have
bayed her Il o. My arms. breast and head ere COW
cred for three years which nothing relieved ar cur
until used the Cuticura Reeolvent, lnterually and
cuticura and Caticura Soap, externally.
NEWARK, o. NV. ADAMa
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.IzzaaaMzwgz
TSwF

Incorporated In 1858 for Is yesn BY the Lssisls.
ture for Educational and Charitable purpose viih
a capital Of 81 900 0oo-,o which q reserve fund %
aver $4,000 has dncs bean added.
By an overwhelming popular vote in franchise
~as made part Of the prseont State Constitution
adopted December ID, A. ID. 1874
The only Lottery eys- voted on and endorsed By
the people OF any 6tsie-
Il never scales or postponss. ia Grand birgl
Number Drawings take plsce monthly.
A splendid opportunity 70 win fortune. Tenth
Grand Drawing, Clan l., IN the Bczdsny Of NUN,
New Orleans, Tuesday. November 10, 1885,
iRRth Monthly Drawing.
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GINSENG.

TUESDAY, October 20.
Per pound, $l.s0 to 81. go, sccording to
size Of roots. Market dull.
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90, Railroad,

Leave BelAirs at $40 p. N. for Woodsheld and
SUMMARIZE,
Leave BsllAire at 6:l5 q. N. for summsraeld and
Arrive a. BsllAire, lOiOh m, and SIS I'm.
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Restored,

Remsdy Free.-A victim Of youthful imPTu
hes causing Premature Decay, Nervous Debility,
bst Manhood, &c, having tried In vain every
aOEn remedy, has discovered simple means Of
E, f-cure, which he Will send FREE 70 his fellow.
.Esrsrs. Address, ]. II. REEVES, 4S Chatham
- NJ YoFk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-21

Of the yeafa total Of l6s.645 packages.
against 1852 packages for the same
time last year, or an increase Of Al, 7O3
packages.
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CONSUMP Tl0N.

nave positive remedy tcI ths shove dilsAsei ~
ma InoRssnds Of 500 Of the Worss kind and q
- ,.aadtue hays oosn cured. Indeed, 20 strong u
! alta "A IL efficacy that 1 WIN soap Two BOT
4 E5 FSkS, tOsstssr Eith AVALUABLBT TREAT
Is % thil dlss&Es - EzJ uneru. eve ezprSa
DaT.L sLOCUN, Isl Psu 81. EsW York
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or HuHpAYA

Lave The city a. q. N. and run svsry hour Drn
Leave Wheeling Park sL N. and run every bCw
anil iop,m. {. HIRCH, supt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-21

Diseases from l'imples 70 Scroiula
Cured by CuticuPa.

Hundreds Of letters IN our possession, copie, Of
which may be hal by fetum Of mail, n peat this
story: i have BEEN q terrible sufferer for years
from disea es Of the Skin and Blood; have been
oolged TO shun pablis pieces oy reason of my dis
figuring bumo1; have bad the beat physicians
have spent hume reds of dollars and got no relief
until USED the Cuticun Remedies, which have
child'k
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-21

no. connects at Charleston With fazf train east
c. A o. Railway. This srain leaves Cineiur att Via
c, W. B. z. z at SIS q. N, reaching Cbarieston
No. q counects II Pr Pleasant with c. a C., II. v.
n road for Middleport and Pomeroy.
Trains daily except sunday run on Ezst<n stand
n sisfss for sale st a. L Risp' Eors IN Charles
Ton,