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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-17
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SNS
ScrOfula of Lungs
Relieved

lam now 4gyean old, and have suffered for the
l.,t aitesn years With = lung trouble. Several
-.0hauo Of the family on my mothers side Of the
h,Bss had died with consumption, and the doctors
vsrs all agreed In their opinion that I had con-
.n.,,,fop also. l had all the distressing symP-
,,u,o f that terrible disease. have spent thous-
80 aollsr, 10 arrest the march OF this disease;
- smployed all Of the usual methods, not
onIv IN my ON case, out IN tne treatment on 9tner
Sss1 par Of my family, but temporary reltef vas
~ Ibat l obtained. i was unht Tor any manual
800 Tor several years BY chance came into
nn,,s.sion Of a pamphlet on Blood and Skin Dis
use" rom the Once oil swim oPeclne 20. ASAnA,
- friend recommended the use OF SEnts
Snsci6r. claiming thai he himself bad been greatly
sosstss nv It's use in some lung troubles re-
$3.50 IN try L. About four years ago / con-
mzpeed 70 take 5. ) . according H ahtouonA
S-T1J n an lnVigOrattng tonic, and have used
800 bity bot. les. Toe results are most remark
- Nv cough has LOFT me, my strength mas re-
,UrnaB- ana / weigh sixty POUNDS more than l ever
did In my life. Is pas oesn three ysAs anGs
~ rsfum Of the disease, and there are no pains or
-sknss felt In NV luagS lido the hardest KIND
y IsrhanicaI work, and ieel a. well a. i ever ielt
-. Sss boy. These, / know, are wonderful
',sptst TO make, out | Am honest when say
- owe nav ex stsncs and health to day 70 sEitt's
ia. II 4, the only medicine that brought
nv pemanenI relief 100 not say thai SElfts
E,srifg Wlll do THIS IN every ~ oAA nus 30"
So s6rm that IL has done this much for me,
"a you'd be q ~recreant 10 the duty l owe 70 sui,
SsrIng nu uAnity II 1 JAILED to bear this cheerful
tr.s1nv ~ The merits Of this wonderful medi-
- am we'll known In the city OF Montgom-
G., a / can refer to sOme Of the best citizSns in
the Citv. ..ox ,s.s
s.,fts specific Is entirely vegetable 1reailAf
=, BsoS and skin Diseases mailed Tree.
Tug SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, Drawer 8, Atlanta,
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Hams ll@llsci California Hams 54c;s
@ Breakfast bacon 7a@sc; &C Shoulder
69@7c Boneless Hams S3@9c; CITY
Sides 7@7ic; Bacon Should
ers sic; Ham Beet l3@l34c; Ordinary
Beet lO3@llc: Country Sides 6@6ic;
Family Mess Pork, 5lb pieces 81 90;
Bean Pork, fine clear, $l2 so.
LARD-Terce SIC; hail barrels SIC; tshs
&c; buckets TIC; tin pals ID TIC; tin pail.
5 Id 7sc; tinpails 10 Id 7sc; tin pals 20 h
SIC; tin pals 80 ID &c.
CANNED GooDA--Stsndard 3ib table peach
81 60@l IS; pie peaches 3fb Csc; pie
peaches 6fb 81 rs; No. 3 tomatoes 81 90
al 10; Sears corn soc: do Winslov's IN
81 20; do End grade 2fb 75c; strawberries
IN 81 10; b~lsckberres IN 81 90; r~aspberries
2b 81 90 Dsmson's 2fb csc: lima bean.
2fb soc; cow oysters IN light 55c; do
In full weight 95c@sl 90 string bean,
2o 85@9Gc; succotash IN SOCIAL as;
early June peas 81 IS; French peas Ice
each; pineapple 81 so; Marrowfat peas IN
81 1902 10: COCA, berries 2fb 90c@
81 90; 2lb Kinney salmon 81 So; 2lb
Pillar Rock 81 40 BIB sweet potatoes
81 Is.
WOODEN WARE-No. l tubs S. so; No.
2S so; No. 3 So so; 2 hoop pals 81 40;
3 hoop 81 65; cap 81 20; single washboards
81 so; double do. 81 so; fine crimp double
do. 81 IS; single 81 so.
FRUTTs-New Valencia Raisins l09l0fc;
new Layer Ordora, l29l2fc; new halves,
dry peaches, 4@4ic.
On.-Lard, extra western strained Soc
ITO. sic; carbon, 100, SC; white
miners best winter &c to 38c; white miners
No. 2. 80 to 35c.
FIsH-No. l msckerel, 200 ID. $l2 Is
100 ID. Sc go, 80 ID. b. Sc O5, 80 ID. IS As
so ID. s. $40 81 l 40, 20 ID. 81 35. Is
ID. 81 rs, 10 lb. 81 Is; No. 2 msckerel
200 lb. 80 90, 100 ID. 81 IS, 80 ID. 81 90
so lb. 50 rs, 80 ID. 81 60, 40 ID. 81 so, 30
ID. 81 rs, Is ID. 81 Is, 10 ID. 81 O5; No.
8 msckerel, 200 ID. Sc so, 100 ID. 50 IS,
so ID. So 40. so lb. So Is, so ID. 81 10, 40
ID. 81 10, 20 ID. 81 90, Is ID. SOC, 10 ID.
Soc; Penny mackerel, 81 so per bbl.
round herring, 200 ID. 81 so, 100 10. So 20;
40 Id. box IS so; bloaters, 100 in
oox 81 so.
Condition OF Markets. Sugars frmer;
ice nominal; provisions strong and sd-
'ancing; canned goods nominal.
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GROCERIES
wheeling.


The demand for sugars for the season is
unprecedented and should 1t increase pro-
portionately as the different preserving
come in, the extraordinary consump'
ton will certainly have m advancing effect
on sugars. The manufacturers are now
taxed to their ut most, with slight advances
now asked. Higher figures are snticipa'
ted.
SuaARs-Cut Loaf 72c; Cubes 7tci Fruit
powdered 73c; Ordinary powdered TIC
formulated STANDARD 63c; GRADUATED ordi'
nary csc; Standard CoDfectioner sA etc,
grocer's A 6!c; Pearl A 6ci White extra
C5Ec; Ohio Valley SIC; New York 5fc,
golden C SC.
CoYFKEs-Grsen ~cofee-Fancy Colder
Rio l2c; Fancy Green lie; Peaberry
l23c; Choice l2Ie; Prime l2c Good 9fc;
Fair &c; Roasting grades 7t99ci Old
Government Java zoe. Roasted coffee IL
packages-Arbackls's ] ID l3lc; Cardobs
ID. Isle; Dilworth / ID. l3lc; Dilsorth
Brunswick and 2 n. Ice; Levering T. l.
l3lc; Levering Java 8 lbs soc;
Ohio Valley Rio l3lc; Psrtola l ID. Tic.
Bulk Roastsd-O Old Government jaws
24c; Peaberry l34c; Choice BIO l2fc;
Prime l2c; Good lie; Fair lofc; Ord
nary lot.
RICE. - Carolina head, &c; Carolins
choice &c; CarolinA prime sc; Louisian'
Ste: java pearl SIC; Broken 3ic-
SYRuPs-Choice Sugar Syrup S4937e
Ordinary Sugar Syrup 24925c; Honej
Drips 26c@2S; California White Drip'
33@S5c; Fancy Syrup. three gallon thre'
hoop pals, $500 per dozen; Bixby
Maple Syrup (barrels) 55c; Bi1b.
Maple q barrels1 5Sc; Bixb.
Maple 10 gallon kegs) Gee; Bixby Mspl
Is gallon kegs) &c; Bixby Maple Quar-
Cans) soc. Sugar, House OZARK 20@22c
(3e additional IN half barrels); New Gre
New Orleans Molasses, Fancy 45@4Sc
Choice 4S@46c;P Prime 38@4Oc; Fair 35@
3Sc; Choice Bakers 10000 New Gro
molAsses of all grades now in and very tint
Mixed goods New 0rleans 32(936.
PsovIsIoEs-LArgeS c. ams lO!9l04;
Medium 8. G. Hams lOi@llci Small 81
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Constitutional Catarrh.

No single disease has entaiIsd more suffering or
hsteBed the breaking 1p Of the constitution han
Catarrb. Tie sense Of smell, Of taste, Of sght, oil
hesrir The human voice, mind ,-oDe or more,
and sometimes all, yield 20 its destructive innu
tnoe. The potion IL disireuts throughout me
ystsn attacks every Vita force, asd breaks ~ the
most robust Of constitutions. Ignored. because
buT little understood. By most phJhetsns, i'm
potently assailei by quHets snf chHriatans- those
81 feTinz hon Il have little hope 70 be relieved o.
IL this side Of the grave Its time, then, tnst the
popuIar treatment Of this ter ibls dis ae By rene
dis within the reach Of all passed into hand,
at once oompetent and tru'tsorthy. 1he neu an
hitherto untried method adopted By DR.. eanisrd
| an the preparation Of his RADICAL CURE las von
The hearty approval Of thous1ndS II u instan
tannous in aaording relief In 81 head eolds, snesz-
inz. s~nufhing and obstrucssd breaihing. end rap
idiy removes the most oppressive symptoms, clear
inS the head, sveetsning the breath, Ietoring the
ssnsss of smell, taste aGd hearing, and nsutraltr-
fnz the constitutional tendency Of the disease To-
vsrd, the lungs, liver and kidneys.
sAsFoRD's RADICAL CURE o~onstrt. Of one bottle
al the RADICAL CUBE, one box OF CATARRHAL
SOLVENT and an IMPROVED IsB4LEai Priea' u.
PorTER nEUe 4 CHEMICAL Co. BosToS.
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PETROLEUM.
OIL CITY.

OIL CRY, June l6.-Petroleum-
National Transit certificates opened
at G7c; higheet 67Ic; lowest G6Sc; closed
at G7c; sales G77,0U0 barrels; clearances
1864. 600 barrels; shipments 75,943 barrels;
runs 1896 barrels.
PlttsburE.
PITTsBURG, Pa, June l6 Petroleum.
Quiet but steady; opened at SHE; closed
at 66sc; highest G73c; lowest 66sc;
clesrances 2,Sl9,000 barrels.
Bradford.
B%RADroRD, Pa, June l6.-Petroleum
National Transit certificates opened
at 67ia; closed at 665c; highest
size; lowest 6G!c; c~learances 1882, 900
barrels.
fitusVills.
TrTusvILLr, Pa, June l3.-Petroleum-
National Transit certificates opened at
67Ic; highest G73c; lowest G6Sc; closed at
&c.
New York.
New YORK, June l6-Petroleum-
Opened weak at Gle and, on news of in.
creased production, declined TO 66sc, and
closed at &C. Sales 4,65S,OGO bar.
rels.
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PRODUCE.
wheeling.

There have not been many extensive
changes since last week, and the market
generally is in q good condition. Old po-
tatoes have about dropped out of the mar.
ket, as have even lettuce, spinach and
Hubbard, while cabbage, raspberries and
green berries have been added. The prices
quoted are al on home raised green stud,
and are wholesale quotations. The market
il liable to rather varied fluctuations dur
ing the week.
duuer-Demand fair. ChcIce creamery
lO6l2.; country chsice 7@9c; good coun
try case; common 3@5c. Supply good
ACKNOWLEDGMENT al 15S2Se p Id.
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WOOL.
Wheeling.

TUESDAY,, June 10.
Quite a large amount Of wool was pur.
chased during the past week by orr local
dealers, and the market has undergone q
change for the better, although prices have
not advanced to any extent. The highest
price paid during the week has been %
cents, except in some few cases where the
wool was Of finer quality. Farmers who
have large clips are generally holding back
for better prices, while those who have a
smslIer amount of stock are unloading.
The quotations are smout the same as last
week, as follows: We quote: Xxx
and above, washed, 26@2Sc; u~nwashed,
one.third of, medium and coarse washed,
2S@3Oc; unwashed, lS@20c.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, June l5.-Wool-Stesdy
and firm; medium grades scarce and
higher, fine neglected and nominal; Ohio,
Pennsylvania aud West Virginia 300
Bic; medium SAC; coarse 32633c; New
York, Michigan, and Western coarse 3l@
32c; tub washed coarse 30@3lc; medium
unwsshed combing aud delaine 2j@26c;
Eastern Oregon l6@24c; Valley Oregon
2O@24c; New Mexican and Colorado fine
l4@24c.
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a Against Rats.
Alsaia Constitution.

Mr.. c. Fl. Smith, who lives at los White
hall street, had a funny experience WITH
rats Yesterday. Mr.. Smith is a lover oi
nets. but he has a horror OF rats, ana
doesn't want one in two hundred yards OF
him Rats seem to Ike Mr.. Smith, how
ever, and up to yesterday he WAS greatly
annoyed by them, aud AYERS that there
were rats on his lot as large IS ordinary
house cats. At all times OF night the
rats could be seen cspering over his yard
and having q regular moonlight plcniI'
Mr.. Smith .eared them worse than q negro
does q rabbits foot, and said be would
give half of his salary to get nd OF tnem;
al can run every rat Of the place, SAID
q friend to whom Mr.. Smith was relating
bis troubles
ly.
Certainly"
"Well, howT'
Are YOU anxious to knoET' ,
"TIl give anything exceP: my wife n
baby" ..
vbi,a rat and turn it loose where the gray
rata are every one will leave
as that soH'
"Ot course it is. Tryi
And Mr.. Smith hurried Cd and paid 9
5oIIsr for q large white rat de carried II
Soms and turned it loose in q large hole
- ths basement. The rat hadn't been re
iss Ssd more than q half minute before the
"a 80 rats began to scamper around
over the floor. Mr.: Smith osrcneo nimse!
ON a trash box and with a broom SICK lsi(
ont seventeen Of the creatures; Inc ra1
looked ike they we're frightened nearly =
death and after 9 time ire Ola Wnl'e "a
came out of the hole, and then the gray rse
vent back in as big 9 hurry as they csm'
ont Mr.. Smith has oHuzat two NOR
white rats. and says he does not 5
further trouble.
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NHEELING AND ELM GROVE r. r

SUNDAYS
Leave the City at 90 a. m, and every hour to
900 p. IN.
hour 10 10 co p. N.
c. HIRSCH,
psrintendsnt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-17

I, as,rIs me pleasure 10 assure you that at
ts- Tsfng pr. e. Mclsme's Celebrated Liver
p.rs f,r more than twenty years IN my laml'y.
Tr,r / regard them rs being superior 10 any
ave ever used or have seen used. q hCt
rIi Them constantly and had 10 try ,otherS,ahy
hive Tried a good variety, but have never
S,G any 10 act So promptly, probably, anC
D..-ry n NrLaneis. have used them myself,
y. ana children. Within most gratifying re-
srr For children. having used them on my
own with such easy and happy enect' L TTSSuiH
.,1mmr them TO one and 10 al. lheSe
MS Jr t.t, wurN-dO IL promptly. do ~ wen,
arI leave no 90 effects behind. As a pie re-
T-..gar. ~ q liver COrrcctur, IS = lureruhheF
,-.Ylr.uE the system Tor Qulnlne, there Is no
ftrtr medicine equal tu DR.. &. McLane Cele'
f-,frI Liver Pills. / expect To use them<ksi
rrr-s Is live. DO they continue as good Is they
Ht,r been IN the past.
Yours truly, E II: GILES.
p.srr- T. church south, Myers station,
Tampa District, Florida Conference.
TESIsrIoo, Canada West, Ont
.'LENIINt Bros.
Misses. I nils Games an right, and | can say
rr1,t bilious pill. / have used =
y. r.uC pills. but | can say Dr. I; NC
MS Pills. manufactured hy flelhIhs bIuS.
-. ..rrmr ann gentlctnrl my thauhS
rr, lave sons Oi those plIS 70 my
/" .,- n trial. one OF my ~neighOorS
r r,r,,. nils. H. said they dd heiR hlnl. ne
- rr.. r,.Nr lHy ike q new nan. lie WISHES
a.. d, ,rnI Tor nifty cents worth Tor htll. %
~. .w-r. [ will do al [ can 20 Introduce Df,
: Moi mes Liver Pills. manufactured DS
rsm.ns Er0luers. Yours With respect,
i'"'"7 WM. IL. DUGAN.
.FIFHNG BROS. u-
prtr~rr,.-EncloSed YOU will Bnd n GolIar
f.r Nrn.r Euuwill please send me mOfs oI your
Dr f., slrlane'S Liver Pills. thrust YOU save
rrr.,aE rrr pay for the last " boxes OTuer-
81 and received. would only say. they nave
NM, mo- more good than l could express l
t.. much better now than l have kor Two
y.lr> ua,L. Yours truly,
REV. Phil SPABTH,
West Sandlake, n. Y,
avorp GoUNTERFETTSi Send US 25G
~ 11Ntir .rld you by return mail . box OF
- ,,rrrre Dr. C.. McIs-ue'S Celebrated LIVE
BIZ .rT. In LIndSuW" cards.
FLEMING BROS PItSOurg' Ia
For Sale by retail druggists. BE
~, McLsr-'s PillJ You buy are
.ica az Pittsburgh. Pa. The coun-
,crs,its arc u2ado Mt St. Louis mo-
and Wheeling, w. Va.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money 1 1-2a3 Per Cent.-Governments
Dull but Strong Stocks Higher-Flour
wsaksr-Wheat Lower.
NEw YoRE, June l6.-Money on call
easy at HOP per cent; prime mercantile
paper at 4@5 per cent; sterling exchange
dull ct 4S7@4S82.
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PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY,
toPKRATIsal
CLEVELAND a PI,'rsBuR0 4. n
CONDENSED timetable OF psssaasss trains oorrers.
I'd 70 NOVEMBER "a Is8-Csntrl Btandert
Time.
lAsT AID HoETs TO rnTssTso AID usynIAhL
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M5eeIins Re9ister
GUIDE


A RkIyAL AND DEPARTORsox TaARs-
"a EXPLANATION or R~KRKakNCn MAE2a:
SDEilS isundSy excepted. monday excepted
Whealing Time:
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STATE SECURITIEs-Dull and steady.

STATE SECURITIEs-Dull and steauV
RAILRoADs-Active; transactions $780,
900 lees than yesterday.
SroCKs-The opening of stocks was
steady, first prices being generally within !
to per cent of last evenings closing hg'
ures. Reading was up ], while North
western was down !. These were almost
without exception the lowest of the
dsy. There was then slight yielding,
but the close was firm, at or near the best
figures of the day. Almost everything or
the active list is higher, the only exception
being New Jersey Central, which is down
!. Erie is of !. Omaha preferred ad'
ysnced 81. Oregon Navigation !, North
western. Hooking Valley, Missouri Pacific
and Union Pacific, each II, San Francisco
|, Omaha common l, and the remsind.r
OF the list, fractions. Transactions, 36l,S 9
shares.
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GINSENG.

wheeling.
Ginseng is in fair demand ct from T.75
to 81 80, according TO size Of root.
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
wheeling.
rnOR AND GRAn
DIZZY Goons.

New York.
New York, June l6.-Drv Goods
The improved densnd previously noted for
bleached shirtings has been wicened, -snd
all qualities have shared in sales and a large
quantity has been marketed Brown cot
tons have had more attention with IN in-
creased business in each. Colored cotions
are in steady request for moderate assert
ments. The tone Of the market is much
better.
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B., z h q. Railroad.
Leave BellAtre Gt 6:3S 4. "a. for Woodsneid and
Summarized. .
Leave BellAire Gs $50 p. n. for Summarized and
Zsnesvtlls,
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tlectric Belt Free

IN - 49, y and obtain agents We viii for the next
4 IA ~ 9se away, free OF charge, In each county
flectr a hmited number Of our German
pGsSo "aiNantc S~usPensOry Belts, Price sSs
Adrf svs-. HHsslons, ImpOtency &C. Reward
Isenunsa bflL We manufacture does not ceuerate
|RT aGErecurrslL Address at once ELEC TRIO
As 1, BoxlI6 Brooklyn, ~. y.
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COTTON.
New York

New YORK, June l6 -CoTTOS- Futures
closed slow and tame.
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For Rats Of Freight or Fare and baggage Checks,
apply TO the General Freight and Passenger
Agent, Columbus. Ohio.
THOS. r. ShARP, J. i. STORY,
9en'l Manager. q, ,, a Z. A,
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rnsssnger trains daily including ounda,. Assss
octs.iop tnlus run daily except BundAy.
W RDBlSSDN,
General Freight and P~asens~s Ascns.
J. q. TOMLIE sON,
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OHIO RivER RAILROAD.
TIME rAsLE, tOkEscthD ~ DEC. IL, ~,
Trains leave rAn-IisndIs station. loot II Els,.
snth street, near publis landing. ~ tollevs- Irn
lral Standard shish b Eiputs slower
than whaal,ne time
.SIrs 1ouYH.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-17

- End CHICKS in 6 hours Cures in 8
so dayL Bad caSes wanted. Drug store,
40 hEk IS Y. Eleventh ST., Phila., Pa, and
'mhh stLDgan 4 Co.'S Drug Stors, Wheel
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GoyERNNENTs-Dull but strong.
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MT MANHOOD, YOUTHFUL I'M
prudence, Nervous Debility cured
LIN by Botanic Nerve BitterL SOC. Herb
: Drug Store, wheeling. apSsOde
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& Ohio Railway Company.

OHIO CEsTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY /,
" River Division, re-organiIed. Taking effect
Monday, February I'D, 1855. Central standard
Time:
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@SSESG3E
I7'S}Il%(I,
ERIIl
furniture
CARPET
AND


RI $1,000 REWARD, for Itching,
~ Bleeding or ~Protruding Piles DE-
BlNG'S Pile Eemedy fails 70 eure.
&S sold AZ Logan = Co.'S Drug store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-17

PHILADELPHIA. June l6.-Flour-Ir
BUYERS favor. Wheat-Dull; No. 2 red
June ss@s3ic; July S3i@s3ic; August
s2f@s2fc; September s24@s3ic. Corn
Spot in fair demand; No 3 mixed 3S4c.
steamer No. 2 mixed 4O94lc; No. :
mixed 43{@433e; futures, nominal. Osti
Spot steady with moderate demand; IN
graded white 3T93T4c; futures dull and
(a4c lower; No. 2 white June 37@3Sc
July s7@Ssc; August 34@34lc; Sep;em
Der 33@334c. Cheese-Quiet and steady
Ohio fats choice 74c. Petroleum-Firm
TO- Abel test 70te,
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-03-05

BE GAY AND MIRTHFUL.- TO all the Young
that are coming into this church I say
Be young, be gay, be hopeful, be mirthful.
1t God has given you sparkling disposi-
tion, thank God and educate it. While it
is not the end of your life to have the Joy
that comes from these qualities, it is the priv
ilege Of your life to perform all your duties
under its influence, and they can be
performed in no other way SO we'll.
The world needs just such development of
Christianity. The world is full of sorrow;
it needs cheer. 1t is full of dependency;
it needs hope. 1t is full of cowardice; it
needs courage. 1t travails in pain; it wants
healthful atmosphere, sweet balmy and
radiant. 1t wants singing Christian ity.
1t wants the messenger of Christ to be q
light-bearcr, and no man has right to
make himself dark lantern to 60 home and
open the light to himself and family alone.
They that carry burdensome woe-smitten
face dishonor God. 1t is contrary to His
saying. 1t is saying substantially to the
world that all the promise of the divine
presence, all the love which is poured like
an atmosphere around about us every day
from the bosom of Jesus Christ, is false and
wrong The man that carries doubling,
wearied, saddened face misinterprets the
religion of Christ.-Henry Ward Beec1er.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-03-05
NUMBER 9.
DOMESTIC RECIPES.

INDIAN TOAsT.-Make n toast gravy Of
one quart of milk thickcncd with spoon
ful of -four or corn starch, adding small
lump of butter, tablespoonful of sugar
aud little salt. Have ready in deep dish
several slices of light corn bread or brown
bread toasted. Pour the gravy over them
and serve hot
GOLD CAKE.-Onc cup of sugar, one
halt cup of butter, the yolks of three eggs,
oue-half cup Of milk, two cups of -four, one
teaspoonful of cream-tartar, oue-half tea
spoonful of soda. Fruit may be added if
liked.
EMILY's ROLL CAKE.-Two eggs, ones
half cup of powdered sugar, two.thirds cup
of flour in which teaspoonful of baking
powder has been sfted. Watch closely
while baking. Turn out on to a cloth
spread with jelly what was the under side
Of the cake when in the pan and roll up
| at once.
POVERTY DoUGHNUTs.-One cup ofsour
milk, ono egg, two teaspoonfuls of sugar,
one teaspoonful of soda, little salt Do
| not mix hard. roll thin and cut in squares.
To be eaten while warm.
CooKIEs.--Ohe egg, two>thirls cup of
sugar, one'third cup of butter, two>thirds
cup of sweet milk use -four in which bak-
ing powders has been sifted Gin the propor>
tion of three tcaspoonfuls to quart of
four) until stiff enough to roll out Cara
way seed may be added if liked.
Brown BREAD.-One pint of Indian
meal, one pint of rye meal, one>half cup Of
molasses, one tcaspoonful of soda, onc-half
teaspoonful of salt, one and one-half ints
OF cold water Mix, and steam three
hours, acd bake one-half hour.
Buns. Three cups Of new milk. one
cup of sugar, one>half cup of yeast. Make
stiff batter at night, and let it rise until
morning, then add one-half cup of butter,
one and one-half cups of sugar, one-half
| cup of lrrants and -four sufficient to roll
out. a little cinnamon may be added, if
liked. Cut out like biscuit, and let rise
very light before baking.
| SPONGE CAKE.-Beat three eggs and
one cup of powdered white sugar we'll
together. Sift into one heapiug cup of
flour; one teaspoonful of crcam-tartar and
one-half teaspoonful of soda Sift the Sec
ond time, aud add to the sugar and eggs
lastly, stir iu tablespoonful of hot water,
AID one>half teaspoonful Of favorins.
Sour Milk CooKIEs.-Two cups of su-
gar, one cup of sour milk, five cups of -four,
one teaspoonful of soda, spice or favorins
to the taste. Roll out, cut in shape aud
bake.
DoUGHNUTs.-One cup of sour milk,
one,half cup of sugar, two eggs, one small
teaspoonful of soda; flavor with nutmeg or
cinnamon.
LEMON JELLY CAKE.-Two large eggs,
well beaten, one-thrd cup of melted butter,
one cup Of sugar, one>half cup of sweet
milk, one and one-half cups of -four, a little
salt, and two teaspooufuls of baking pow
der, or one teaspoonful of soda. Bake in
jelly cake tins. When done, spread the
following mixture, after it has been cooled
Crate the yellow rind of one lemon; add
the juice one tablespoonful of water, one.
half cup of sugar, one egg, and lump of
butter the size Of walnut. Let it boil two
minutes.