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Artificial %Incubotlon,


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Within tho past three years the raising
Of early brOiler9 by artificial methods has
become quite an industry at Hammontun,
N. j., and as there are several methods In
operation, 1t Is not out Of place to describe
some Of the establishments and their work
during the past season.
That broilers can be hQtChed with incu.
bators and successfully raised Is no longer
4 matter Of doubt, while the space re,
Quired for that purpose IL surprisingly
9mGll. The Misses Pressy, who have
hatChed nearly 5000 this seaion, keep
them in iocEs Of 100, in yards about
twenty feet square. AS It takes 100
Of these yards to cover one acre OIL
ground, In the SAINT proportion 10000
ChiCkS can be raised and marketed every
ten weeks, or at the rate Of 10000 per
year, on one acre. This large number has
not been hatched, but in proportion to the
space used for smaller lots 1t is not i'm.
possible. The chicks are Matched in home
made inCubatora, heated with Tampa, EACH
incubator holding 100 eggs. The number
Matched from each filling OF the drawer
varies, but II Is estimated that, allowing
for bad egg0, good and. poor hatpheS
loss Of chicks, and all other causes,
fifty chicks should be marketed from
every Ii hundred eggs. The chick
are transferred by the Misses pressy from
the incubator to brooders, which are
placed in separate brooder houses. These
houses have nc glass, but combine oil the
essentials Of warmth and ventilation ma
ture being followed as closely as possible,
The loss o. chh!i"sss is very small, often less
than 9 percent, and the care and atten'
ton required 10 leps than with hena. In
fact, II Is almost az much Q novelty 70
place eggs under hens on this farm 40 II
would be to use i~nCubatols where they
were unknown,
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FACTS For FARMERS.

Make harness TT properly and a horsi
can wearit without distress, provided thai
Il 10 also kept deCently clean and comfort
ably soft,
Prepare for sowing rutsbagas. Large
crops are secured by sowing In drills
eighteen inches apart and thinning out,
One pound OF seed to the acre.
The land that will maintain twenty
common.bred COWS will maintain twenty
wel.bred ones, and the annual profit from
the latter will be considerably more than
from the former,
0YerlRden fruit trees mature their fruit
while 1t is yet small. Pick of one half
before much growth ia made, and the re-
naming half may grow to as many bush.
els as all would il left,
1t ia the same with an animal "a with o
steam,boiler-the more complete the com.
bustion Of the food or fuel 1t gets the more
satisfactory will be the result, because
there Is less waste,
Resources Of the soil do not end abrupt
ly at four or five inches in depth, yet there
are hundreds Of farms where all beneath
is terra ~inCognita because no effort has
ever been made 10 explore.
The practice OF pegging down ever
blooming roses, so that they will cover
completely the surface OF the bed, Ia we'll
known to produce very pleasing results,
1t Is said that pegging down dahlias proves
quite as satisfactory Gardeners AoHthly,
II you have thin, latstones ut command,
say as thick as rooHng slate or somewhat
thicker, try mulChlng q few strawberry
plants with them, Tin answers the same
purpose, Shingles are good, but inclined
to warp, A patent clay tile Is sold In some
places, but stones are cheaper and better,
Much OF manure dropped by COWS yard.
ed over night in the bRrnyRrd is wasted.
Unless the yard ia we'll Uttered the liquid
excrsment is lost, and the solid droppings
dry away until much Of their value Is gone.
Throwing the manure in heaps and apply
ing q little dry earth to the heap daily will
prevent loss.
There is much difference in the quality
OF Paris green, much that Is sold beng SO
heavily adulterated that 1t Is impossible TO
decide how much to apply, The impure
poison Is believed 10 be Injurious to potato
vines, perhaps because OF its impurity be.
ing applied stronger than 1t should be.
The hlgh.priCed pure Paris green is
cheapest.
D. A. Jones, OF Beston, Canada, uses
ChloroiOrm in introducing queens. lie ls
very successful, seldom losing a queen
when introduced in that way. He puts q
few dropso OF Chloroform on arag or spouge
in the smoker, and, giving a few pulls at
the entrance, stupsies them, aud by the
time the bees recover from their stupor
they know nothing Of what has happened,
These points as to his method arc given
by q farmer who knows how to raise 400
bushels OF potatoes to the acre: Rich, light
soil; plow deep early in the spring; plant
fifteen inches apart; cover four inches
deep or more; keep down tho weeds, but
do not work the ground after the potatoes
begin to bloom. Tho main secret, he says,
is in sele citing the seed. He always cuts
of the blossom end. Ole eye will yield
more potatoes than two.
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CLARESoET LIVE srocK Market
nAITI tOuR JuiV DR 1RsE

VWFJ st IVgV'
All hogs aud sheep sold at these yards by L. A,
BlSckshUTG are ~ yfJes weight.
lIeueiptN Of hogs this week, 2,iG9 head, against
1851 head last wG.k. ALI sold. Selllug fro u 81 80
10 IS -, with few o. ira ut q ~, Market itom 5 10
IeC lower than last week.
Receipts Of slcup and lambs for sale at these
Vatas SD hNHtl All HYid IN hulrhnTQ OnJ 5naI"-.
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Weigh the fruit, and take as many
ounces OF sugar as there are pounds OF 10.
matoea. Put the sugar into a preserving.
pan, set 1t over a gentle fire, and stir until
tho sugar melts and acquires a light brown
color. Add three or four onions, minced
very finely, and when these, too, are
slightly Drowned put into the pan the TO-
matoes cut into pieces, Season pleasantly
with salt, pepper, powdered mace aud
grated nutmeg, Boil all gently together
I'LL the fruit Is reduced 10 a pulp then
strain the juice through a sieve, and boil
it a%gain-this time quIckly-untll q little,
put upon a plate, will stilfen. Put the
marmaladO into jars, and when cold cover
in the usual way, This forms a most
dainty relish spread upon slices OF thin,
wei .buttered bread, aud II nicely prepared
1t will keep good for q long time.
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ELelLina Bell.

ESletIlHS Dett,
The next day after A moved into atown
In Western Dakota the Mayor called upon
him and said; Just arrived from the East,
/ hear?" "Yes." "Bslieve your names
Jones2" "That's It," mo title, sup.
pose?" "None." "Of Courae you will
want one now, but I'll Just tell you how It
Is; We haven't got much to select from.
We limited each title to five persons, and
we already have five Colonies, five SEN
ators, five Governors, five Judges and 30
on. We aren't quite full Of Majors and
Oommodores, however, and YOU can take
your choice" "Well, II 1t Is customary,
l believe Ill takO Major" "All right,
Major. Come on down to Judge Potts
poker parlors and III introduce you to
Senator Blow, General MCGore and others
OF our leading citizens"
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All trRlpb daily except Sunday.
Trains lcayiUg Bridgeport vt i;l7 p. IN. C;62 city
tlme) arrive ut Chicago at $50 iollOwlug morning.
Tfsins leave Cleveland for Wheeling atvs:l6 a,
M, 1910 p. m, arriving at sos p IN and 7;40 p m.
Leave cleveland at ll:lO p. M, arrive at bridge
Il A.. FORD.
Gen. Pass and Ticket Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa.
JAMES MCCREA, General Manager,
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s. 5Ol4 O5; common a 25a4 So; feeder
s. 75i4 25i 5 cars shipped TO New York,
Hogs-Rscnipts l,400 head; shipments L.
600 head market firm Philadelphias S. 10
40 20i Workers. 81 s0A5 70; graSssFs and
commons 81 50a5 20; 5 cars shipped to New
York, sheep-ReCeipts 1900 head chip
ments 1900 head; market dull; prime
81 O044 20; fair to good s. 50l3 70; COM
mon 81 5Oa2 sos lambs So 50A4 70.
%OINcISSATL o., July 2S-Hogs firm;
common and light $4O0a4 so; packing and
butchers 81 5Ol5 l0i receipts 1880 head;
shipments none.
Petroleum.
OH OITY, Pa, July2S.-opensd at 65Ic;
highest 66Hi lowest Cole; closed at 654c;
sales $4,000 barrels; c~learances $685.,
600 barrels; charters 1871, 65S barrels; ship.
menta $3.50 barrels,
BRApFoRD, Pa, July 2s.-0pened at
65ICi closed at esq.,; highest CSC; lowest
B5ici clcaranCes 100000 barrels,
PlTTsBURaH, Pa, July 2S.-Petroleum
dull but steady opened at 65Tci closed at
Oslo; highest B6bci lowest B5!c,
TITusvILLR July 2S Opened at ESQ.,;
highest 66ci lowest 65lci closed at 654c,
NRw YoRx, July 2s.-PetrOleum steady;
United closed at 45!a
Dry Goods,
NEw YoRK, July 2s.-The general de.
mand Is more quiet, yet there was more
doing In medium and low grades OF bleach.
ed %Cottons, while all styles Of staple and
fancy cottons and wool goods deliveries
very free.
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Take a sufficient number OF ripe toma-
toes and cut a thin slice from the stalk oil
each. Remove the insides, being careful
not to break the outside OF the fruit, Press
the tomato pulp through o sieve and mix
it with a little pepper and salt, two ounces
Of ham previously cooked and finely
minced, an onion chopped very small, two
tsbleapooniuIs Of sifted bread crumbs, a
few sprigB OF fresh parsley we'll washed
and shred fine, and a well.beaten egg,
Mixthese INGREDIENTS thoroughly together,
and al the tomatoes with tho mixture,
Place them, with the cut side uppermOst,
in q bakiug'Eiui cover tho tops with seas.
oned bread crumbs, and bake in a brisk
oven toI hall an hour, Send a little good
brown gravy to table in the dish with
them, For q change the tomatoes may be
filed with any kind Of cold meat, poultry
or game, inely minced and pleasantly
seasoned. Prepared in this way they form
a most delicious deliGacy,
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Ablo TO Look odt-for Herself.

bHQuAO IVuTlV'
On an incoming train yesterday among
the passengers wat a very old lady who
had apparently come a long distance and
alone. H0r appearance excited the sym.
pathy Of those on board, and the Conduc.
tor also tried to DO obliglng. In one Of
his trips he stopped by her seat and said;
"Are you not almost too old to BIO travelling
alone2' ooh, 1 guess not" was the re-
ply. "Nell, now, how old arc your
asked the conductor Of fares. The old
lady looked him over for a second or two,
and answered with q cunning smile: ~
am Just six years younger than the old
man." The conductor came 10 the con
Clusion that the ancient tnRtron was able
to look out for herself, and offered no more
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Train 7aE, IN thtetQO LFdtd.
"No, when | was over In Europe" said
the boastiul passenger, II had entree to
the best society. l moved constantly In
the upper circles. There was scarcely o
day during my stay In the Old World on
which | did not dino with the nobility.
The very last time | sat at table In Europe
-.only q few hours before my departure
for home-it was with three KiDgS and
two Queens" III you could move III such
society as that why did you hurry back to
American "BeCanss the other fellow
held four trays aud cleaned ns out"
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Young lady examining list Of words her
German TEACHER giyes her TO leatn)-
"Whal ID IsOhoossf ~ German mot know.
Ing equivalent English wordy pats bis
lap-"Dls." Young lady-"LsgS7" Ger.
mAn-"Noin." Young lady-"frouBefs7 2"
German (Wlldlyl-"Qh, n6in, nein Vot
sChoossY" Young lady lcoldly)-"You
must cay farewell forever"
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DR.. II. II. ninsdale, KenRwee, ILL.,. ad.
yises us OF a remarkable cure OF COD.
sumption. He Baysi "a neighbours Vile
was attacked with violent lung disease,
and pronounced beyond help with quick
consumption. AS d last resort the family
was persuaded 10 try Dr.. VIM. llall's
BalSai1 for the Lungs. To the WVtouIsh.
luOnt Of all, by the time she had used
hall O dozen bottles she was about the
house doing her own work. saw her al
her worst ard mad no Idea she could re,
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educational.
WASHINGTON SCHOOL
HOCv1ON AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE,


,,,,wer session at Mt. LAKE PARK, Garrett Coz
Nj bpsinnilg July 10, Ut 1870 A. ~ closing
HApiyASTAGEs OFFERED Blythe INSTITUTION
., nh. S.tursl Development and Culture Of the
lar IN purpose u COnYerAti0ni headlhgi
nOtyTI WHdinas aud Singing. The correct use OF
tNoiSS s,sH. of Articulation and Respiration; To-
M U,s,iih thr Philosophical laws By which those
EetHg, ,1s pre,eYtd and developed,
OISA rhr ra,y and Natural Expression 81 sentiment
NJ niSpe,C h and GesluEsi Including ChhF'
.! w ,,iipn Dramatic Reading aud Recitation
r.yI'Iin,rnclIOn In Expressive Bible ~RndshAKes
spe, !, tr,dIng aud IN the reading Of hymns;
pa TIt opportunity HIo ded Teachers lor tne
o. ni M, Teal AtthOds for Teaching Aricuia'
itI'S mi in Reading, Methods based upon the
FIt.I lIe, q ass for the study Of Kindergarten, aud
- ~ Sormal Methods VIII be formed aud Seh'
XIV Sis,d laly from July II 70 August ~ 1876,
hY1Tihe IN, VIII be taught BY Miss SUSIE POLLOCK
~ Warrington, D. O., who studied aud graduated
u r,S class for children will be held on three
M In week, 6te QI Charge,
uAfnSr IA ctIies will DO given by Mrs, Hart and
ui,. POLLOCK, each upon the Interests Of her OWN
depAftmelt'
." Mrs. NJ. STEVENS HART, or
AIsS SU lE POLLOCK,
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MT, De- CAAA[AL ACADEMY,
NEAR wHERLlNG, ", VA.

Tho thIry.elghlh year OF this weltEuown AcSd'
,my. under the charge OF tho Visitation Nuns
Srfp, gu The Gnt Monday OF September next and
continue, ten months
pupl, received at any Tine in tho session,
rbo,o VINO desire to place lhCIr daughters in an
,arl,utIoa aeordlug exceptional advantages in
m way Of heGlthlul aud delightful location, eT'
rrllenI board, thorough discipline and instruction
U,he hands Of life long teachers, in every depart
nsut Of female education, including the modern
languages and music, shOuld send Tor y catalogue
Of this school, Adde'S,
Direclressoi the AcadeH ~ OIL tho Visitation
MT. De CIIANTAL,
,ro,n,y Near Wheeling, ", Va,
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CAN'T sleep nights Is the complaint Of
thousands suffering from Asthma, Con.
sumption, Coughs, etc. Did YOU ever try
ACker's English Remedy II is the best
preparation known for oil Lung Troubles,
sold on q positive guarantee at l0c, SOC.
Logan & Co. and Charles Menkemeller.
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Peel four rips tomatoes and cut or chop
them into little dice, Make q heaped Ia
blespooniul OF flour into a smooth paste
with & little cold milk add u little salt and
pepper, six well.beaten eggs and the to.
matoes; beat the mixture thoroughly, and
Try tho omelet in tho usual way. II may
be folded over ii liked. but 1t must not be
turned, 1t will reputation six to eight
minutes 10 cook properly.
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The best HAlyO in tho world for Outs,
Bruises, Sores Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Uhapped Hands, OhliblalnB,
Oorns and all Skin ETuptionS, and posl.
lively cures Piles, OF no pay required. II
Ia guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded, Price % CVnl6 bel
boz, For BalO by Logan q %,
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MANY Of the good things Of this life arc
s~ofrowiully let alone on account Of Dye.
pepslA ACker's Dyspepsia Tablets will
cure Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Convtl.
patton sold on d positive guarantee al q
aud 20 cents, by Logan & %. and Charles
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AcKER's BLOOD ELIXIR is tho only Blood
Remedy guaranteed, 1t ia a positive cure
for Ulcers, Eruptions or Syphilitic Poison.
ing. 1t puriies the whole system, and
banishes all Rheumatic and Neuralgia
pains. We guarantee 1t. Logan 4 Go.
aud Charles Menkemeller. ~"
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CONVENIENT, pleasant, and certain in
their results, are Acker's Dyspepsia Tab.
lets. Recommended by physiCIans and
endorsed by all who have used them, The
best remedy for Dyspepsia, Flatulency
and Qonptipation. Guaranteed, and sold
at $50 by Logan & Go. and Charles Menke.
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For ten or twelve years I have been SO.
yerely afflicted with Oatarrh. Never
before found such decided relief as from
Ely's Cream Balm. 1 consider myself
Cured.-J. W. BURLINGTON, Mechanics.
vile, n. Y. price 80 cUnts.l TTlIaAw
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In one week Ely's Cream BALM opened
a passage in Que nostril through which |
had not breathed in three years, subdued
an Inflammation in my head and throat,
the result Of Catarrh.-Ool. O. NJ. NEfL'
Lay, Owego, n. Y. lSee ady,l TrnsAw
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hcNdHph
In Iowa when a commercial tourist
dtops Ills grlpsaCk In a hotel Of 0 Ptohlbl.
tioti town he registers and asks I'm which
room did You say | would And my let.
tels2' VI will Ahow you myself, says The
landlord ~ they disappear upatalrs,
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Glm qmtduiqmer
once, Nos, 20 aud ~ FOurteOpth Street.
TOMATOES
Five Ways, In Which to Prepare Them for
the Table,

The Table,
An English lady writes the Country Gen.
aeman concerning tomatoes on toast; Take
six or eight ripe tomatoes; cut away the
stalks aud any green part there may be;
take out the seeds and cut the tomatoes
into thick slicesi arrange these in single
layers on q greased b~skIng-tin; sprinkle
over them some finely siited bread crumbs,
seasoned with salt and pepper; put q little
piece OF butter on each eide aud bake in q
brisk oven for fifteen or twenty minutes.
Serve them on neatly cut pieces Of hot
bnttered toast with tho gravy that ia in
the dish with them poured over; some
consider a few drops Of lemon.uiCe an
improvement.
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i sozoDoNT, renders 1t the most agree.
bile article ever used 90 q tooth wash. II
las mono Of the aCrid properties OF tho as.
tooth powders, and instead OF
ontractipR the gums, 1t renders them firm
md elastic,
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4untnlcr Aesurts.
THE GREAT SEASIDE RESORT.

Terms Tor the summer Of SO, beginning Juno !,
iriuCol % to " percent aud The highest standard
excellence maintained. Situated within 100
yard, Of Fort Monroe, tho largeS! iortiacAtIon In
the United States. The scenic attractions Of the
place are uurlvallcd. Daily target practice, guard
mouatinR aud dress parade.
Excellent boating FiAhing aud Driving, and the
suIi bathing the lnett GU tho Atlantic coast Per
fec! In cuisine and appointments. Accommodates
iOCO guests. Afternoon concerts by u. 8. Art'y
RchOoI baud aud nightly hops, rrG.enluGntly a
llysOtt for southern People. PufG ocean air, free
itOm malaria and conducive 10 refreshing sleep.
Average teinpcalute Tor summer, 76o. Send toi
illustrated descriptive pamphlet and terms.
msI =. N. PIKE. Manager.
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A grocer advortlses "somethIng new in
coffee" We are glad that beans have had
their day, anyway.
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DR, MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS.

VIII cur, Dtreaset ri the KidueyS, Gravel, Glcot,
HtGciuTCG, aud ali Urinary and Urtihtal Diseases,
Nervous and Physical Debility. Seminal WtAknesS,
Loss Of .ViRor, Premature Decline IN Mai, Early
cCssCs' 10, III nhiilI IN all IL forms, sore throat
and nOic, ulCsfp, oriptlpns, hCiOlnlA, tetnf SAT-
rfOun, aud all blood ard. skin dl'eaies. Female
Weakness speedily cured Q1noffhea CURED, ~
by i =, HOOKING, DnEEisL Sent BY mall sealed
tain
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Though pure and simple, and so mild,
II might ba used by any child.
Yet SOZOD0 " Is 10 kw II aud sure
That mouth and teeth VITA wOndTOrs speed
From tartar and from faint are tipOi :
TIL they become EYeei, white, and buFe, :
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1.-Two slnrli.

CHICAGO, July 2s-The Droter'S Journal
reports; CattlelReCelpta 1900 head ship.
msnts 1900 head market steady; ship.
ping steers 50 60a6 0Oi stockera aud feed.
ets g. 4Oa3 70i COWS, bulls and mixed
81 60.B OOj bulk 81 G0i8 lOi through Tex.
ana steady COWS 81 1919 90, gtasa steers
50 coal Oh. HOgs-ReCBipis 10000 head ;
shipments 5000 head market strong but
closing weak rough and mixed 81 26a
/ 05; packing and shipping 81 76a5 20i
iIVht 81 2Oi6 05 Sklps So 6Oai TO- Sheep
Receipts 1900 head shipments 800 head,
market strong for good natives 81 GOA
20i western g 0O.9 4Oj Texans 81 16a
3 bOj lambs 81 OOab 20.
EAST LlpERrY, Pa July % -~Calle-Re.
Cslps 400 head shipments III head mar.
kSE slow prime u 7OGb 00i fall 10 good
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"srALprSa's GLUE" handy about the
house, mends everything.
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CINCINNATI, o., July 2S.-Flour demand
moderate and heavy. Wheat steady; No.
9 red ~ ,77CireOeipts 10000 bushels ship.
ments $4,000 bushels. Corn scarce and
higher; No 2 mixed 42lc. Oats weaker;
No. 9 mixed new 20Agv4o. Rye steady |;
No. 9, 55lc. Pork dull at $40 %. Lard
strong at 4 2hC. Bulk meats firm. Bacon
in fair demand, Whisky quiet At u OF.
Butter, sugar and cheese strong and firm.
Eggs heavy at Va.
BALTIMORE, Nh, July 2S.-Wheat, west.
err lower and active No. 9 western winter
redBpotand July S3jaS3Ic;August S2l ASH ;
September $50 ,SalG. Corn, western higher
and quieti western mixed spot ~47la4Sc;
August All 4S'Cj September 6Oc asked,
Oats, very Arm western white 40A4SCi do
mixed 3Sl4OC.
TOLEDO, o.. July 0s,-WheAt active and
lower cash 7Tic; August 77ici September
TSlC; October SOiU. Corn dull and weak
FASH aud AuglSt 46ci September 46IC.
Oats unchanged,
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There are many mon who might make
terms with the future II they could
get away from the past.
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A son OF Wal Secretary Stanton con,
templates p%uhliGhing selections from his
fathers papers.
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"Dream Of eggs, aign Of money" says
the dream book. Perhaps that is the ori.
gin OF the term "shell out"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-29

IRIS thousands Of cures are tho best i'd
vertisement for DR.. Ssge's COtarrh Rem.
edy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-29
TRANSPORTATION

DITTsBURGH. CINCINNATI & ST.
\ LOUIS RAILROAD Panhandle RHutei
Time ttbla Tor East and WeSt corrected TO JUNE
IS, 1850, Traips leave Panhandle station, foot Of
Eleventh. street, near public lAndlDg, ~ follows,
Central STANDARD time!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-29

Passenger trains daily Including Sunday 40.
u. TOMIlNBON,
Ticket Agent Q, H. r., WHEELING.
". ], ROBINSON,