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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-06-11
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Several years go. sid the drum
meE p ! party ii acquaintance, 81
other night 81 tha Capital H0tel, II Va
riding along through the woods, vet
weary and hungry. 4 hired i horse Al
farmhouse and was accompanied ~ I
col0red boy "a another horse. Who Wa
sent ~ take The horse back, when
reached the railroad. well, Is / Wa
riding along through : country where
the road was . mere path and where
the woods were 90 thick that they Re.
minded me q . perpetual evening,
was suddenly confronted By two men,
who. with levelled guns, told me ID hold
up my hands. / would like 10 have had
- explanation, but my hands went up.
Several other men advanced and two ~
them searched me. They found . Dor
rowed revolver and : watch. They did
not take the watch, but relieved me 81
my pistol.
whats the niger doing with you r
one Of them asked. ] replied that he
had been sent along to take back my
horse when / reached the railroad.
"'Yes; when you reach the railroad 4
one Of them said. I asked for an ex-
PLANTATION, but they cursed me. / didn't
know what to do. and it didn't seem that
they desired me 10 do anything. They
tied rope around my neck.
"Iet's swing him up here, said one
festive young fellow, whom I took TO be
in something Of . hurry. Then they
began to debate. The colored boy was
frightened out Of his wits. Pretty soon
they told him to go back and to take my
horse with him. TO this he readily as
scented, and In . minute moro was on
the ground. begged for an explana-
ton. One man sOlemnly pointed to the
rope wore.
'Fellers, remarked . thoughtful
looking man, we'd better take him over
and see il he's the right man. This
motion seemed to prevail. They threw
me onto horse behind q little fellow,
and / started off through the woods. It
seemed to me that we had travelled an
age, when we reached clearing in the
centre of which stood q small house.
Several men were gathered in the yard,
and / noticed excited women moving
around. Our arrival was greeted with q
loud shout.
"'Where's Abram 2 asked the
thoughtful man Of our party, when we
reached the gate. sAbram' would be out
in q few minutes. He came; an old
man, with gray hair and hickory shirt.
"tWe've got him, Uncle Abe, said
the man who had proposed to hang me,
sand we're only waitin' for the word.
The old man regarded me for moment,
and said : Boys, he isn't the man. Turn
him loose.
s'The rope was taken of my neck.
what was I seized forg I asked Of
Abram.
"'WaII, you see. he said, "a Teller
came along here this mornin' an tried
TO steal my dog. You amt the man.
You can go. / tnrned and walked away.
I had gone two miles when q man on
horseback overlook me. 'The old man
must see you, he said, hurry back. I
trudged back to the farmhouse. The
old man was at the gate. What do you
want p I asked.
81 waited TO say, young fellow, that
it would be good idea for you never,
never to steal dog. Exchange.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-06-11
THE COopHR's COMPLAINT.

a certain Cooper who made many
Barrels went before : Judge and desired
to Lodge . serious complaint against
the Family living next door 10 his
Shop.
1.-THE sound Of their Mil grinding
Coffee at noon gives me chill, hecom-
pIained, ssand / ask for an Injunction 10
Suppress the Noise. They have no
right to Disturb my Peace"
stBut you maintain q continuous
Pounding from seven III the morning
ID six st night, protested the Judge.
ssTrue, your Honor, but mine i acass
d Necessity, while they can drink cold
Water Ia place Of Coffee.
ssAnd By the same line Of Reasoning
We can put our Flour IN Sacks instead
81 Barrels. Your Injunction VIII not
Ide-costs, 81 50.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-06-11

ranged collection og shells ID the world
has cost $1,000.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-06-11
American Fables.

A Fox made call on Peasant and
asked his Advice about Reforming from
his Evil Ways. bat in place Of any
Words the Peasant gave him q Terrible
Whack with Long Handled Shovel.
'sHow can you Explain such Outrage
ous Conductg' demanded the Fox, as
he Iimped out Of reaching distance.
Experience has taught me, replied
the Peasant, ''that Reformation Is most
always letting 90 Of Poor Mutton ia
order 30 grab for Sirloin Steak. As q
Reformed Fox you would let my Old
Hens alone, and go for my Young
Geese"
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-06-11
THE LIME-KILN CLUB.


Rsether GardneF Talks Like Father Co
= xeun@ HAS aboas 90 Marry.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-06-11

The Fox was Working IOr both chicken
and goose.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-21

esrIier and mere vigorously than tri es
taken up from the nursery In the spring,
A rather dry place should be selected tor
buryiug the roots oftreeta, because Il water
settles about their zoos it viii retsId II II
does rot entirely prevent the healing OF
WOUNDS. 1t is well to cover about enc
half the stems, from the roots upward, the
remainder may be protected with evergreen
boughs, or coarse bog-hay or some similar
material. Straw should never be used TOR
this purpose if it can be avoided, because
If is certain to attract mice. Soit-vooded:
trees, Ike the magnOls, tulip. PspsW and
lindens, require more protection when
heeledin in the fall than the hard :Wooded
kinds, and whenever practicable they
should be kept in cool cellars.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-21
LIVE STOCK
Wheeling.

The market this week was little better
The cattle market is flush and the sheep
market is lost sight Of. Messrs. Rud-
son 4 BsyhA farni8h the following quota,
tons:
CATTLE, 900 to l, 100 los stock 3!@Sic
per To-; 500 to 900 lbs. 393!c per h.;
700 to 500 lbs. 2@24c per ID.
Ho,s-MarEet acuvei StS3fc per TO-
Saeep--Dul; 293e per ID.
Lam5s-Good OF 39Ic ger b.
C4lvcs-f3 0O@6 90 per head.
East Liberty.
East LIsERTY, November 20.-Cattls--
Gull and unchanged; all consignnents
through; receipts SO head; shipments
574 head; 10 shipments 10 New York
yesterday,
Hogs--ActiTe aud firm; Philadelphias
SO g0I&l 90; Workers. s. 60@3 -; re-
ceipts 5, 100 head; shipments $500 head /;
shipments to New York yesterday II cars.
Sheep-Slox and unchanged; receipts
900 head; shipments | 400 head.
New YORK.
Ngw YORK, November 20.-Beeves--
. -
with good demand; native steers 81 009
, / 10 per 100 pounds live weight; Texas
steers 81 so; exports Of I've stock or flesh
meat to-day none.
Sheep-Receipts 1900 head; mArke
: tirm at steady prices.
Hogs-Receip's $500 head; none offer
ed alive; nominal value s. I0@+ 20 pc
loo pounds.
Chicago,
CsIoAGo, November 20.--The DroSet'
Journal reports Cattle-Receipts 40
head; shipments $50 had, market strorg
er; shipping steers s. Z0@5 20; stochel
and feeders slow at 81 3j94 o. cowt
bulls and mixedS. 55(G3 30; through Tey
, sns steady at 3 60@3 10; western ranger
steady; natives aud half breeds $500
1 60; COWS g 09@S -; win.ered Texan
50 OO@3 -.
Hogs-Receipts 5000 head; shipmest
1000 head; market sloz, closing SOLE
. lower; rough and mixed s. 1908 q
/. packing and shipping s. 7064 05; Egl
. weights g 35G3 60; skiPs - 1903 2
Sheep-Rseeipts 5000 head; shipnen
: 500 head; market steady; ns:ives 81 15(
; 8 so; western 81 0G@S 90; Texans 81 !
: az IS; lambs s. 00@4 so.
, Cincinnati.
! CECIyXArI, November 20. - Hogs-
!. Steady; common and light 81 90G13 6!
I packing and butchers s. 6095 50. r
4 ceipis 1856 head; shipments 1895 hss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-21
ATHLETICS.
What Physician Has to Say Regarding
Il and Its Results

What . Physician Has to Say Regarding
Il and Its Results.
Tie papers have bsen making . deal o
game lately OF the athletic development
sought for in cur leading universities
"a. ~" they say, 10 longer means mag
ter Of srts, but master of athletics
Well, perhaps, tie boys do run some
what to extremes, but after ell This Hdmi
ration for fine physical development is al
right-it is natural, and should, under
proper circumstances, be cultivated!
As q nation, We are 100 much given tc
labor without sufficient Rnd regular relaxa
! ton.
Pick up an English weekly and there il
from two 10 four columns Of sporting news
in il. But not one American paper in 900
ever has line Of such news in it. Why
Because the American people are no;
sportloying people-"There is 10 money
in it.
But sport can be carried to excess, snd
athletes are not athletes forever. Even the
strongest and most stalwart men are mag
tered at last BY some imprudenee or neg
lect and some of them run down very
quickly and early in life. DR.. A. W. dc,
Names, of Waterloo, wssformerly per.
feet Hercules Proud of his strength, Is
be Gays, one day in 1891 he tried to lift 8
box which four men could not bulge. He
got it on the wagon, bat it nearly broke
him up 1t hurt him internally and he
vomited blocd: That was my last attempt
at being fool. Ny back was very weak.
had no appetite, and at times losthed
food. Ny lips were paschei and cracked.
Ny head felt as though It were entirely
open at the top and it panied me on the
side intensely. In six weeks time / had
fall, away from 208 pounds to less than
10. Twas in 9 very wretehed condition.
was completely discouraged
The violent strain gave myself pre-
cipitsted what suppose was coustitu-
tionsltendency and developed into Bright
disease of the kidneys but even after all
nv PHYSICIANS had said could not recover,
was finally fully restored to health by
Warmers safe cure. When / was study
ing medicine at Ann Arbor, Michigan, |
used to VOW with the rest Of the class that
l would fight all proprietary remedies at
al times. When 8 man comes down 10
the last hour, and bids his wife and friends
goodbye, as | did, such oigoted prejudices
as these ell vanish, | can assure you
: And how have you been SINCE 1872
As well az. or better than, before"
DO you still Try your strength"
Certainly; but do not orer-exert az
formerly, even though ny health ia number
one"
DR.. McNames is q regular graduate and
he speaks from knowledge, ss we'll as from
experience and his words should be needed
not only By athletes but BY ell persons who
fancy they are naturally too robust ever tc
be mastered BY any iuGrmity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-21
Commissioners Sale
OF
Real Estate

DUEsUANT 10 A DECREE OF TIE CIR
cult Court OF Ohio comfy. tnhrsd on The
urst Gay Of October, less, In eaanoery Cause IN
which John A. Barr Is plaintiff and Cathafine
Riley's "a miniEtIa;oE and Others are defendants
the updsrsigued, who vas thereby apP9iniG
iae, at the in mt door Of the Court house Of ohio
county, on
Saturday, the 9Th Day OF December, 1883
the following several parcels Of real estste:
FIrst-Ihe one undi vi ,ed hall Of lot No: ~ In
the tosn Of 1rtadelphia, in Ohio county. W va
with its appurtenAnces. he lot has . dEeI III
houss sId other improvements OF It.
Stcond-A tract of land In Tradrlphiz distrtet,
State Of West Virginia, bounded a. ioi oEs; re,
EnniI Of . stone 90 TIE badonel road; thenee
north X west 20 poles TO . loc7st In hilbgnns
line; thence with bis line 10 an e,E In Feas line
th0nes with his nns 70 the Rational road thsn1e
GIth saIi road 10 ths beginning; supposed 10 con
tain thirty acres, more or lsss, but excepting fo
aid boundaries three acres and four peTehes Oh
tae vest end thereof teyisel by John btnkis, er,
10 Peter Kinks; and also creeping IRON s11o
boundaries ths, portion herstoiore eonyeJe D.
H.tsA NJ n % Is 20 an I.oapaS9 sS eOaSty
IN DECD boob No g. page $50, containing IL Aerss,
2 roods and 81, ro6s.
Third-A uact OF LAID c5otaininG nine acres:
three roods ard ,so poles, being part o. the land
aTnss by rhonSs BEird In his lie Tine Sitasts In
TriadelEhia district, Ohio county, W. Va. ana
bounded - follows. % Wit: Begtnning ct stsie,
thsree north 81 west four poles 70 stake
tbepcs nor "a a. esst and s7-N0 poles 10 bsess
;hsncs north IS West and S2-io0 poles 10 susxr
tbspce rorih So vest and 2S-lo0 poles tos hIek
/ oFT: tn nee north II easi and Y0-ke p0ies 10
I dox1ood; thence west y poles 70 itale; thenes
north 90 POLES 70 stake; thence eAst nit, -ihret
| POLES 10 q Etafe; thsrcs south z west 81 and
| s-ItO poles 70 tie beginniDg:
| TERMS OF SALE-Upe-thifd q the puTehas'
| rnonsy ard 20 much more - The Pareasser mai
s,ect 10 pay esEh 90 Itos Of s1le, the Ttssd1e II
/ a IN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-21
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money SA3 Per Cent Governments
Dull but Stsady-Stocks LOWer-FiouT
Steady-Wheat Lower.
NV YoRT, November 2O.-Money on
call easy at 2@3 per cent; prime mer'
camille paper 4i@54 per cent; foreign
exchange quiet at 4s2l94S4a.
GoyE.SNESrs-Dull and steady.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-21
DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEE YoRE, November 20.-Dry Goods-
The imports OF foreign dry goods for the
week have been 81, al, lGT, against 81 1872
992 last week, AMI 81 ,559, 1927 Of the same
week last year. Total iuports;ious since
January amount TO Ss9.325,f99. sgainst
SOS, 497, $50 for the same period last year.
The character of demand is unchanged,
but while apparently quiet there is fair
volume Of business IN progress.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-21
SKIN, ' ns @! ;;s,,,
V "a EM AND

TUaILIATISG ErupiionA Itching and Barn
III irg skin Torture, LosthSone sSIss, AID
every species Of ltehing, scaly, hmPly, inner
tied, Scrofulous and Contagious Diseases OF the
81 ooi, skin and scaio, With Los, Of hRir lro Ia
fancy to OLD sSe are p5si;ivtly cured by CutieurA
TIE great skin Cure, and CutfCura soap, an eI'
Quisite ekin Bsauuher, externally, and CUtiourI
kssolyent the rev B,Ood Purifier, Internally.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-21
COVERED WITH SORES.

hsys been a1aIlted aimee last March Eifh 4
skin disease the doctors called KCBema. Ny iSos
Sss covered With sesbs sna sore, and the itsh.sg
and burning were almost unbeArl6le. Seef.g oul
Cu:ieurA RG nedies 70 highly recommended. eon.
eluted 10 give them q trial uzing the CutieurG and
Cutieura Soap e1 teTnaily, and keso!vsnt tntr'
n1 ", for lo1T month";. i call myself cured, 1.
gratltude iog Ehie make this pubs Itstsmenf
MRS CLARA 4. FREDERICK.
RrnL Rnnnr TnEN
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@ SJNDAYA

Lsavs wsesl BgEsL n. ana I'm srsIy aon'
a1t, ,. n.
Leave TaeeliEs PAX 81 u and ran srsTy EcaI
antil 70 o. n.
Ihs Church Train" sill leave ea>h tern inu. 8;
l2:lOpm Z. HIRSCH, S1Pl
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BEo4D Brook, CoSN.
sCALP, FACE, EARS AND NECK.

was afflicted with EcIsnA on the Scalp. Face
Fars and Neck which tbs drUgEist, vhsIe got
your remedies, pronounced one Of the wort eaSss
ihst had come under h,s nJtise- Re advised NE
10 try your Cutielrs ReHed e. and alter hTs days
uss nv tealp and part OF ny face we're entirely
cured, and hope in another week 70 have ny ears,
reSf and the other part OF ny lses cured.
HERAAE sLADE.
l0E. ara STEEET, EKT YoEE,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-21
curICuRa. RRmrnIra

Are sold By all eroggiItA Price: Cutiears, 50
cents; RssoiyeHt SIG; Soap, . cents PJTfER
DKCs AND CHEMICAL Co SoSt01. Se=d for '.Hoz
10 Cure skin Disease
REREHTFY the Compilation and Skin By
L9h.k1S u1ing the utfcurs Esp
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-21
JrCHING DIsFAsEs CURED

Cutilura stands - the head Of its class, especi-
ally Is this tie care With the Cgticurz Soap.
Have hal an Unusually good sale tAs SIMMER,
Wig 70 the prevalence O. an aggravated foim o.
teh through some lcealitiss II the country, In
which the C1tie1n Remedies proved satistactory
". l. HARDIGG, Druggist
UStossTOKN EY
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-21
COI GNs-N.
Nav York.

NV YoRK, November 20.-CoTroN-
Failures closed steady az l@S-lO0: lower
than yesterday; January 50ci March
size; May 9.95c; jane 0l5ci July
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-21

An Extended Popularity. BRowS's BRoS-
CHIAL TRocHEs have been before the public many
ysG1s. For relieving Coughs and Throat troubles
they are superior to all other articles. Sod 0Hiy
u hnraa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-21

All trains daily sxoePt sunday.
Trains leaving Bridgeport 81 b:i2f. m sF CITY
tiE,el arrive at Chicago st . 80 p. N. ZANE day.
Trains Leave Cleveland ios wheeling a. 90 &. n,
sos p. r., arriving st 2;5 ?. u. and tas p. u.
J. G.TOAiISbDs,
Passenger Agent Wheeling, w. Va
l. A. FORD,
Gen. Pas. snd Ticket Agent, Pitvburs, ~.
Genera Manager. pitt,b1rr. Pa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-21
MOVING TREES
What IL Necessary In the FalI-Gstting
Ahead OF Time.

What is Necessary In the Eall-GStting
Ahead OF Time.
4s,sricHR IyrieEhxnis..
Ia order 70 get the benefit Of time, which
Is so necessary to the healing of wounds,
50 well as for tie production Of new roots,
the trees should be taken up from the nur-
ssEy rows il the fall, aad then healed in,
b1ryiDg the roofs 50 deep tat they viii be
beyond the reach Of ftost during the winter
month. In s0ea position the healing
process will proceed sloSi5 bat surely, and
BY the tine the frost is out of the ground
in the spring the roots are carefully heeled-
&c snd Tia buried trees win have com
/ msnesd to throw oOt new rootlets, and when
placed in their 6aAi POaihou they VIII push
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-21

.,,ssr On ny Ease for so5As yss l,,
ave az -, - shask bone across tue nose %
= ssaiis 'IS5 -, yrsr ne gsIi deal o. pain 4!
:. s;sss. - - i,s5inS to sush Al extent that
asl, l,aIs g3ss Ea5e sT S SsSl s siSSs
S i Nay Il ii SS,. ana T Sati y 5s NOV,
sy-..as 10 - $3.50 ii resf-r ring my general
NJ, IL ll-8E a+'1- W BARNks.
.ss... .. ~. sept :, $50.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-21

RGuEAYs-The market was more active
than at any time past during the present
active speculation. Total sales today,
$7,ll4,0 700.
SToCks-There Was halt to-day in the
upward movement of prices in stocks, and
al times 9 little less activity. The
total reported sales is still very
large, amounting to 1898 shares. At
the opening, following decided advance
in London, quotations were generally ! to
! per cent higher than last evening, with
exceptional gains for greater amounts. The
whole list declined to something below the
6-st figures, with decided weakness in 6
few stocks. Daring the remainder of the
day the movement WAS alternately
I'D and down within q mod.
crate range, bat the declines marked
q little lover figures The closing prices
tonight for most Of the active list are from
Ito per cent. lower than last evening,
With exceptional declines Of over oae per
cent. Missouri Kansas and Texas con
tiuues a prominent feature. It opened !.
per cent higher and closed /: higher.
There was q good deal Of talk early in the
dsy about the action Of the B 4 o. in not
having signed the pooling arrangement,
but at noonit was officially announced that
the agreement had been signed, with
certain couditieIF. 1t Was reported to-day
that tie Baltimore and Ohio Company had
already secured control Of the Staten
Island Rapid Trsusit Company's property
on Staten Island, which it proF osed to use
in eiFecting New York connection. St
Paul is down !, Jersey closed with loss
of /! per cent, Reading | and LsckawanDa
!. Northern Pacific shows fractional de-
chnes. The market closed, after trac-
tioral rally from the lowest figures, fever
ish snd irregular.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-21
H.NS @. Railroad.

Lave BsllStrs a. s.3j p. n fer W0o-isheld and
Summarized.
Leave BellAire at $50 a N. for Summarized and
Zanssyills.
Arrive Al BellsIrs, IOI0L N, and SIS pm
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-21
Mbeelins Register
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

4 RsTyAI AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
n ETPEAgkTfox OF RxyKxEHca AARKs:
slaiiI tsunday s1eerted tAonday sxoeotsd--
va s-sISrk Tine
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-21
ePITHELIOMA
an AKIN CANCER

inferred Wilh cancer on ny
~ ssysn, $500 remedies we're applied % =.
- al he = ~ ~ plars continued 70 grow
,sSsis tie Pl., D irto Nv nose troua which eam'
1 s5,,1Ss, tSs very offensive n saaI1 5esi
' "a 2 70. ID n is M. j s:
.l-.f 5-E1! Nc "a % sfrougly rec0nmenaeu
.,s o.. i;. S5s,,s speeiac that determined .
..1z e sHi.l .-SSr1rs A.. In this Vas sue
.ss A. e5eri - II, re. Ibe inaDence OF ths
,ss,'-- A9d -, =, 10 somewhat asgrS1ais LsS
e. - a Al 3sIg Is sa' S ssIst ny y
ID O. Jpn ~ y-sstIy improved. am
--s-Il -. - =, 90 any KIDD OF work Ihe
.,s-.r- sd ~ - Ia % esereIss ana The 1iesi
.--sF % NJ - !, -, a ysslixe Of IL lstt-Only
. - mt ~ ,ss sse y ere II hal been,
re ' q .s,Ssf a SVesiios' rene SSb'vt . Sn
az -, "a August H. lsS&
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-21

TUESDAY, November II.
The market continues rather dull, and
little doing, although there is more
confident feeling among dealers. Prices
are same as last week, ss follows
Fine fleece, washed, soc; fue fleece,
unwsshed, ons-third of; coarse fleece,
washed, 27@28c; coarse fleece, IN
washed, 20@22c; medium. washed, Soc;
medium. uuwashsd, 2O922c; tub
washed 28@3Nc. There Is greater
demand for medium Reeces although no:
much Of sBy gade is being bought a.
present.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-21
THE SEWTNG yTACHTnE

Il - e Chs ezUfe Of Utzrne PEtps Snd
SA Weakness Fer achtng Sides eed
tSN Back, Kidney Pains, ec..tieS, Cnzt
I&&SR Pans WtakIes and Inflammation
"a aueurs AnIl-Pain Plaster u tniAIliable, ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-21
GINSENG.
wheeling

Per pOand. 81 TOGl so, according tOsizs
ofroots, Market i1n.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-21

..-sIwas sufferer Win cancer o.
-: ui25 Ssgins zen cared By she u.s. o. > ;,
4! q a. '' .s;.S q Si; Z ~ s
r.. a--lsll-! ,.--,ts bottle the cancer eesAn 70
saa re ,,5 - disappeared aud FOR seven
. .s- a. - 40 appssrsnoe Of sore Of
10. ~ hire y, 49, a. 40 neither Is ny rose
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PETROLEUM.
Bradford.


BaADFoRD, Pa, November 2O.--Marks,
opened at 81 O7t; closei ct 81 OF; high
ca. 81 O74; lowest 81 043. Runs 81, 434
barrels; total shipments 1850 barrels
charters 81 1888 barrels; clearances 257S,'
900 barrels.
OIL Cry, November 20.-Petroleum-
Opened at 81 OF: highest 81 OF; lowest
81 O3!; closed at 81 O43. Sales 7,l5O,OOO
barrels; clearances 1920, 900 barrels ship
merts u, $50 barrels; charters 81 1888 bar
rels.
New York.
NEw YoRK, November 20.-PetFoleum-
Amidst great excitement the market open.
ed heavy at 81 O73, and after sale al
Sl07s, broke rapidly to 81 o. before II
o'clock. After a rally 10 81 0j the ex
element in q measure subsidized, AID dur
ing the remainder OF the day business was
done between 81 G43@I O54, closing weak
at 81 043 The depression this week is
ascribed 10 reports Of Clemipger, q new
we'll at KsneI twenty FIVE miles southwest
of Bradford, which is new or wild cat ter
ritory. 1t is known to be producer, ou'
reports concerning its size Gre conflicting
Ii is not the size OF the well, however, thai
has caused tie selling movement, bat the
fact that it is in black sand, similar to that
encountered in ,he great Bradford field
which suggests the possibility Of new 81
prolific pool.
PittsbUrS.
PIrTssCR0, November 20.-Peiroieum-
The oil market was very excited TO-DAY
and prices huctuated with every large sale
Certificates opened at 81 OF and about
ten minutes later report was received
that the Anchor Oil C0hpenys works a.
Kinzus had come in and was doing ffty
barrels IN hour, having flowed 1900 bar
rels in the first twenty-five hours. The ef
/ feet of this was 70 knock the market down
TO 81 OF amid great excitement and gen
eral selling. Tie decline, however, wal
checked at this point BY reports that the
Gow had fallen of 10 twenty barrels pei
hour and prices rallied toSl 054, closing
STEADY st 81 O4s, The day TRANSACTIONS
were very heavy.