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Demand for Flowers in Italy.

The demand for Italian flowers Is in
creaSing year by year, and season after
season the inhabitants Of the Riviera
are planting more flowers where for
mcrly they grew olives and grapes. This
Is particularly the case in the neiShbor
hood of Nice, Cannes, GraSse, and Men
tone. From the beginning Of November
till the end of May, 1885, 10000 boxes Of
fresh flowers were sent away from the
Nice railway station, the value Of the
flowers being $50, COO. One of the coun-
tries which have taken hint from Italy
is Germany, which is Il. present diligently
cndcavorinG To cultivate for the manu-
facturc of scents, large quantities of roses,
violetS, lavender, and rosemary. New
York sum.
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nHO RIyFg RAILROAD.

This time table oorrerted ~ May ysb. isA.
Trims leave Panhandle -tgtI1n, foot 81 Ylry.
eulb street. near public landing =, hJll0w.- Cen.
ull standard 1iiae-ybicb II . minutes slower
Ibsn Wheeling time
oCisg sDrrH.
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The Queen Firty-four Years Ago.

II saw her, " said one Of Queen Vic
tOria's subjects, before she was queen,
when she was only princess. rcmcm-
Ter right well the occasion on which
many thousands came to say good-by to
Sir Walter Scott, who had been given q
mission To Italy more on account Of his
broken health than anything else,
fancy. He was in an open barouche, his
head resting on his cane, \ greyhound
vas on his right and his fGvorite stag
hound ON his left lie was noddinG to
everybody on either side. The royal fam
lily were out, and that was the first time
l saw Victoria. She was dressed in a
short, Scotch plaid frOck, low neck and
short sleeves. That waS-let me see
about fifty-four years ago.-ChiCago Her
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money 5a2O per cent-Govermcnts Dull
and Strong-StOcks Active and Firm
Flour Steady and Unchanged-Whca
Lower.
New YORK, November 22-Moncy on call
active at 5a2O per cent, closing ut 3a6
per cent; prime mercantile paper 4a5c;
sterling exchange dull but steady at lH2!a
49,.
GOvERNMENTS-Dul and strong.
Threcs
EourS coupons
FOurS anda
Pacific Skies oil
SrATES-Dull and steady.
RAILROADS-Lc$S active; sales -, rs
600.
STOCKS-Morc active and generally firm,
hut the dividend paying stocks were dull
and sluggish, with the specialtieS showing
the same unusual strength prevalent Oflate.
The opening WAS irregular hut generally
firm Changes from Saturdays final
prices ranged from Lax. The generally
active stocks were rather weak and fever
iSh. but the strength in the SpcclailncS
rallied the list, and ut noon figures were
not materially different from these of the
opening. although there was little changr
throughout the afternoon, and closing
figures show irregular changes of small llac-
ti0ns generally. The principal changes
were n gain Of : in Memphis and CHARLES
ton. New Engadd l., ohio and MiSsiS-
Si&Sinpi and Norfolk and Western pre-
irrrcd each L., Texas Pacific Il, Jersey
Central 4. Consolidated GaS is down p,
and Philadelphia Gas 8 Transactions
Clio. l5T shares. Quotations CLOSED bld as
follows:
Adams Express Ill; American Express
l0I; Canada Pacific 60; Central Pacific
IL: Chesapeake and OH" TO- do preferred,
IirstS 10 ; do seconds II; Chicago and Al
ton. i3i do preferred 100; Chicago, Bur
lington and Quincy no.; Delaware and
Hudson, 1901 Del. Lack Il and West no.;
Denver and lilo Gramdc, 81 Erie - L;
do preferred ~; TT. Wayne, III; Illinois
Central, l33; Lake Shore, -; Michigan
Central 9Gi +; Minneapolis andS Louis, -
do preferred 30; Missouri Pacific, ll6!;
Northern Pacific, -; do preferred, 633;
Chicago and Northwestern, ll9; do pre-
erred. III; New York Central ll3!;
Oregon TrnscOntinental, &c.; Pacific
Mail, 5is; Panama, 81; Peoria, ID. X r.
2%S; PittSburg, liS; Pullman Palace
Car 1l3; Reading, IL; Rock
Island, III; st. Louis and san FramSco,
3D. do preferred, III Ito first preferred,
I16i; st. Paul. MinneapoliSan d Minnesota,
III. st Paul and Omaha 53ss; do preferred
1l4&; Texas Pacific, 2ll; Union Pacific,
Gl!; United State Express, GO; Western
Union Telegraph 7St.
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extra do S. O0a5 10; fair Colorado steers
So 40; bulls 81 25a3 90.
Sheep-Receipts 1900; making SO, 500
for the week. Steady for good sheep,
firmer for good and choice lambs, extremes
8 OOa5 % for sheep, and s. 00a6 60 for
lambs.
Hogs-Receipts Is, 500 head; making
81, 200 for the weak. Dull and nominally,
quoted at 81 20a4 80.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, November 22.-Cattle
Receipts, 1,55S head; shipments S74
head; market active, Il TO 20. better than
last week
Hogs-Receipts, II, 300 head; shipments
$500 head; market very dull; Philadel-
phias 81 l0a4 10; Workers, 50 9Oal 10;
common and.lightS1 75a:! 80.
Sheep-Receipts LOCO; shipments 3, loo;
market - to % of from last week 5
prices.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, November 22.-Hngs-
Slow; common and light s. 20a4 %;
packing and butchers s.: Shii IL; receipts
10, 500; shipments l,3i0.
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prnnsr Method Of interviewing.

The Boston Pilot says of the Haw-
thorne-Lowell episode that Mr.. Haw-
thorne's mistake lay lin not proceeding
with his interview after the manner Of
professional journalists. Instead of de-
pending on his memory for Mr.. Lowelrs
words, he should have taken ont his note
book and pencil and written them down
as they were uttered" This is very true,
and then after the interview had been
put in type, q proof should have been
submitted to Mr.. Lowell, so that, if any
error had been committed in the writing,
he could nave corrected it. That is the
rule in The Sun office, and it is the rule
which ought to be observed everywhere.
New York Sun.
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Ietter Rnxcs of Toronto.

The pillar boxes of Toronto differ from
any have ever had the pleasure Of drop
ping a letter into. They are square. Into
the pillar the poStman places square,
locked box Of stiff leather. The pOstman
makes his rounds with one horse wagon
which is filed with these leathrn boxes.
The wagon is always full. All the boxes
are empty when it starts out and these
are replaced one by one with full boxes
taken from the pillars. The boxes are
unlocked at tiic postOffice and the letters
arc therefore never handled by the post
man nor do they run tile risk of loss or
Of getting wet rs the postman scoops
them ont at the street cOrner.-lukc
Sharp in Detroit Free Press.
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AND ELM GROVE r. K.

On and alcr Monday, November L., 1886, Trains
on the Wheeling X Elm Grove K. L., will run AS
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Not rs They csed TO Do.

"They doa't do business as they used
to-" observed the old gent, as he wheeled
his chnir around. Twenty years ago
man who failed in business had some
honor left" YES, " replied the man on
his right. "NIy son was in business in
Chicago. lie failed, and settled for
twenty-five cents on the dollar, but after
warL paid every creditor in full and went
into business again" allow much did he
fail for the first timc?" Fifteen thou
sand dollars, sill" :'And the second
timcr' The second time-ah-hcm, for
81, 900, | believe" After which the old
gent suddenly turned the conversation
into other Misunderstanding Times.
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POISONED WATER.
The Terrible Scourse that IL Coming
upon tEc Couufry and EEotF
EO sYOid 10.
Heath JoIrndl.)

(HedEk JoTndi)
The reports OF the Boards Of Health show
O condition CT things in the Drinking water
supplies OF this Country, that is absolutely
appalling. II one family alone three deaths
are reported, the cause of which could be
traced directly TO bad wafer. Poisoning by
drinking wat. +, is ths worst kind of sickness
or death. Its cr,c:s are OF immediate, but
are none the less certain in the course of a
few weeks or months. The less oCapretite,
headache, tired feeling and the thousand
and one symptoms which iriicat' the ap-
proach of disease, are certain to he felt
Water supply i'll ~, city II bl't enough; but
in the smaller towns aud farming cun-
munitics, the water Is often drawn from
wells that are simply dr.t'nng from barns
and Out-hous' :.
Such being the tcrr bic fact. what can I've
done 10 avert this evil? Certainly not by
drinking liquors, mine al waters or similar
cOncoctions, for they are frequently more
injurious than ordinary water The only
way to avoid the ahov" evils, is by keeping
the health pure. 4 gentle s'iu!n!ant I" IL"
digestive orgars ami fac,lti,s, and strength
imparting and nerN building compound, Is
what the body requires, Is What the people
should nave. Such II pr, parttlon Is found
in the wonderful Vol!na Cordial which is ac-
complishingso mach throughout the country,
aud is becoming 50 popular Being COM
posed of pur, ly vegetable clements 9th
palatablo and strengthening, it CONT racts
the evil effects Of poisoned water, and ren-
ders their injurious elements. harmless.
The striking feature of this remarkable dis
covery is to open up n new medical field,
and almost with fash accomplish what the
doctors have been looking for, for years,
that is IL pleasant medicine that could be
taken without fear or injury; that would
carry into tue body new albumcn, which Is
the great sustaining, strengthening and en-
livcning element of human life. Just what
springs" are 70 vehicle so far rs pleasant
riding is concerned j. Nlbumen to the human
system, so far as good health goes. With
out it, you get weary, tired, have troubled
thoughts, feel ont of sorts, broken down and
your system is open to every disease or local
trouble. The Volina Cordial relieves all this
and makes one feel new all over
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PETROLEUM.
New ! Ork.

New York.
NEW YORK. November !2.-Pctrolrum
Opened firm at 7ia1lsc, advanced Ia
15ic, remained steady till near the close,
when it became greatly excited, adyanc-
cd u cents in the last ten minutes and
closed strong and excited at ~. Sales
2,G1G, 600 barrels.
oil City.
Or. CITY. November 2.2-PctrOlcum-
Opened at ~; highest -; lowest ii;
closed ~. Sales !,G9i, 900; clearanccs
2,G9i, 900; charters 1926; shipments
lOs 400.
Pittsburgh.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, November 81
Fundamentally active and higher;
opened at ~, closed at ~; highest =.
lowest ~.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, November 22.-Pctrolcum
Opened at al highest ~; lowest II;
closed at al cIcaranccs, ,M2, 900
Titusyille.
TITUsvULE, November 22.-Openei nj
-; highest ~; lowest ~. closed ~.
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ArOIp GOUNTERFEITSl $.

AVOID COUNTERFEITSl Send us &C
-.saW0l -rld yuu by return mail box oil
-rlu- Or. G.. N"lAne'S celebrated Liver
III rl-hr hGud SOME cards.
FLEMING BROS, ihtJSDu1g, Ia
Tor Sale b. rotni1 druggists. BE
E,c the mcLane's PillI you buy ~"
aaio at Pittsburgh, Pa. The coun-
s.Isits aro made ut St, Louis, no.
Hd Tseeiing, ". Va
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Ncatncss of the Nations.

In regard TO ncatncss, the nations and
races of the world stand about as follows,
beginning ut the bottom Of the scale:
Arabs, Chinese, Jews, Hungarians, Rus
slams, Spaniards, Italians, Germans, Aus
TRAN, French, English, American, Japan
csc 1t will be seen that we stand next
to the head, and it may be that we shall
in time even surpass in this cardinal vir-
the our wonderfully neat island ncighbor
of the west.-San Francisco Chronicle.
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su.sestiy. Conversation.

| overheard Il rather startliuGly sug-
gestive conversation the other day. Said
one young girl of - to another who was
reading:
GLOW far have you gOt"
ooh, to where the father comes back"
''ISn't she married YETI"
"No; what would be reading on for il
she was marriedl"
"WeIl, she might get divorced, You
know New York Graphic.
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Meditinal.
s,aezing Catarrh.

.nu >n,,zc, SUSIE, SneeIe' the
rhs d'.., lf,rhtrgc, from the eyes and nose,
3D. s',' 5 waammstiou extending I" the
:. Paia,., .,..4fus orthc mucous lining cans
a,s. .', ..,,,g,,ons, c"ugh. ringing noises
Z, O. ,.,1 and splitting DISSATISFACTION iamtl,
p he lsa' . ,,,r,, are To thousands who suffer
.'.'s ~, %" t,,m head colds or influenza, and
,-l''.!E =, ' t.nar,ncc Of this fact that a single
~ ''' ' s,<gcEnS RADICAL CURE FOR
81 -.'..' .,. " a ..s,7IINSrANTANEovS relief
''sa W. ,,.,,aen; in eases Of simple ca'arrh
g. s am, .I,a Of what this remedy VIII
n, ID. .-,,af, a,-m,. where the hroa'hins is
b. nv ,a,sins, pu'rid mucous "eeumu-
..-l.,'1 " ,..,-,r.. -acCtcd, smell and taste
..-,~, the .g-..rt,,gl sud hacking cough grad
.a7a. ~. p. ,,r.,..r upou the dcbtlitated SyS-
- mn III, Radical cure man'teStS itself
-gr,' sam. and ssttcml reilei. Cnre be-
= ,an.a.' ..r.rIfrsSiuu. IL il rapid, Tadi-
~, -t ,U' o.. ..-vauuydL sale.
: l.a'' ,,' '-.tr tUEE CONSISTS OF one bottle
,.,.s' : Nv mas. one h"N ct CATARRHAL
q. "A. .T nr,. INrEovED lNHNLSE, price 81.
.r'S., ~. ~, rrra \ CHEMICAL Co, BoSToN.
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n Card.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions Of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, etc, |
will send you receipt that will cure you
free Of charge. This great remedy was
discovered BY a missionary in South Amer
lea. Send self-addressed envelope TO the
Rev. Joseph T. Inman, Station d.. New
York City.
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED
Wheeling.

Wheeling.
The demand for flOur is brisk and Is
keeping up even with the supply, while
manufacturers are not anxious Ia sell at
prevailing figures. The market IL
firm and wheat is stillcoming
in pretty lively and selling at 75c
per bushcl, with fair demand at those
figures. Prices in all instances remain the
same rs nj our last report In the feed
market middlings and bran are quiet. oats
are fairly firm, corn has improved and
hay remains quiet Prices are rs follows:
FLnrrR AND GRAIN-ChOice family -four
in barrels 81 90: in sacks s. ~; middlings
per ton $I4 90; bran per ton ST. ~; wheat
No. per bushcl Tic.
FEED-Corn per bnshcl I0aijr; oats pa
2ac: baIed hay per ton ST. "0al3 ~; io"5e
hay is selling for about - Inll ~ per
ton.
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A Little Boys Faith.

At a certain country church it was de-
eided by the members to assemble to-
gether at given time to pray for rain,
which was badly needed for the growing
crops. At the appointed hour the people
began to gather, and one little fellow
came trudging up with an umbrella al
most as big as himself. "What did you
bring that for, youuGster7" some one
asked with a smile. "So's I wouldn't
get wet going home, was the confident
reply. It il safe to say that no one else
in the large gathering had come similarly
provided.
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Timber Tresnassars.

Considerable trouble is experienced by
the authorities Of New York in keeping
trespassers off the 1000, 600 acres of tim
Der land owned by the state. Last year
thieves stole nearly $3.50, coo worth of
timber from the lands.-Chicago Times.
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PRODUCE.
Wheeling.


The market is somewhat brighter than at
our last report, and the prospects are good
for Il continued improvement.
Green stuff is selling up pretty
clo&c tothc supply and prices have changed
but i'll a few instances since our
last report. Good stock is sold up pretty
close TO the supply, hut ordinary
stun hangs on and is slow selling.
The prices quoted below are wholesale fly
ureS and all green stun Is homeralscd. The
quotations are changed on Tuesdays and
Buttcr-Demand good; choice creamery
20a22c; country choice lGalSc; good c0un-
try l2al4c; common 5aGc; supply fair.
Bcans-Ncw handpicked navy II lnal GO
per hushel; old 81 lOal Is; demand good.
Dried Fruit--Ncw evap0atcd pared
peaches 22a25c; impaired do lHtl2c; rasp-
berries l7alSc; blackberricS las; new sun
dried apples, quartercd, 2a23c, sliced ia5c;
peaches, new halves, 4!a5lc; do quarters 4
a5c; do pared l5alSc; pitted cherries Stlc;
new evapOrated apples 6aSc. Market on
dried fruit nominal; demand moderate.
CheeSe-SaleS in a jobbing way of prime
mild Ohio factory Mt SIC; New York Ida
15c; Sweitzer lOallc; Limbergrr Sale.
Esgs-Strictly fresh stock alto TO 22cper
doz. supply light and demand good.
Feathers Choice, 5lLl5c, III original
packages; 4a5c more in small lots
Hunev-ChOicc white clover, l2alic;
choice buckwhcat, l2allc.
Potatoes-Choicc new home raised 10 10
45c per buShel; demand light; supply good.
POultry-Live chickens, old - JIa2 80
per dozen; young, = OOa2 %; dressed
chickens to Ice per pound; turkeys. 10
20 l2ic per pound; demand good, supply
light.
Rass-Steady at 1lallc for White mixed
cotton; lalac for all wool and Halle Tor
mixed.
Seeds-Hungarian 81 Is per bushel;
Golden Millet 81 - per huShel.
Iard-COuntry prime, 53a6c; demand
fair.
Apples-Green, per Dbl. choice new,
81 Dial 30; common 60aSOc per barrel; de-
mand good; supply good
Onions-New, 55a75c per buShel; good
demand; supply light.
Cabbage-At lOaG0c per bhl; demand
slow, supply good.
Grapes-At 6a7c yer pound; demand
good; supply light.
Sweet pOtatOeS-Sl IS per barrel; Jer-
scys, 81 p to ! 10; supply good; demand
fair.
Cranberries-Sl - to 81 90 per buShel
crate; good demand, supply good.
Celery-40c per dozen punches: demand
good, supply good.
Chicago.
CHICAGO. November 22-The opening
in wheat to-day was strong, influenced by
the encouraging tenor Of European advices,
which quoted good demand and better
prices for certain kinds of wheat. There
was free realizing at the advance, which
prevented any further improvement. The
receipts of corn were not rs large rs usual
and the visible supply showed a decrease
of So, 600 bushels. Prices advanced ia!c,
closing at about the best figures of the day
In wheat the receipts in the northwest
were large, and the visible supply showing
anincrease of l, 80, 900 bushels, caused a
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B.&O. r. 4. Depart. Arrive.
EASr
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Ono oE tho Trying Things.

One of the NEST trying things to frail
human nature is to spend several minutes
in sharpening q pencil, and then to find
Just rs you are putting the finishing
touches that the lead is broken half an
inch up the wood, and tho work has TO
be done over again. The second trial is
by no means as thorough rs the first
New York Graphic
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wool.
Wheeling.

II ESBAY. November Is.
The local market continues raih-
er weak, caused by the unset
tied condition OF the Eastern
markets, which are uncertain on account
of the threatened strike Of the textile
workers. and other unfortunate circum-
stances. Prices remain the same a.
last week and are rs follows: M
washed 3Da32c; unwashed, one-third of;
medium washed 3la:a;c; unwaShed IA
DC
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Tho Cbippewas' Threc Oaths.

The word "solemn" translated into
Chippewa is the nearest approach to an
oath. The Chippewas have three meth
DDS of expressing the idea Of an oath.
The first is the word "sOlemn," the sec
ond is q Strong word, but the most
binding is the touching Of pen TO paper.
Pioneer Press.
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Late researches show that Martin Lu-
Their did not compose many of the Choir
ales attributed to him. 1t is even claimed
that he did not compose "Eine FeSte-
burg" But he would take popular
tunes, have them revised by competent
musicians and write for them religious
words. -Philadelph Call
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The Ex-oueen of Spain.

Ex-Queen Isabella, who is ct present
living in Paris, has since the recent in
surrcction in Spain refused TO receive
visitors Only few intimate friends are
admitted, and even these arc forbidden
to maks any allusion 10 Spanish politics
in conY erSation. Paris Letter.
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Painting of tho Grant Family.

Mrs. Grant still takes special interest
in one of her oil paintings, large canvas
representing herself, the general, and
their children as they appeared just after
the close Of the war. 1T may not be q
work of art" she says, land indeed some
of my friends ask me why let it hang
in my parlor, but to me it is better than
n work of art. "-Harper's Bazaar.
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Amateur Theatrieals.

Mary Anderson advises young women
not to have anything TO do with amateur
theatrieals, as they are "a tremendous
strain on the nerves and do not pay one
who has high ideal of dramatic art
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-23
Worthless English Officers.

The conlnlander-in-chief of the British
army, the Duke of Cambridge, declares
that many Of the officers are mot worth
their salt" \ circular just issued insists
that they shall devote more time and at
tention TO the instruction of their troops.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YoIK. November 1.-The market
was very quiet in demand and new bust
ness, but through deliveries on previous
engagements the movement was we'll pre-
served.
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LIVE STOCK.
Wheeling.

Wheeling.
The cattle market this week was fair
and prices remained the same rs those of
last week. The hog market was fair,
with prices quarter lower than those of
last week. MesSrs. Hudson & Bayha furnish
the following quotations:
Cattle, O00 IN |, 100 his stock 3!a3f
per H.; 500 to 800 lbs 3a3!c. per ID; 700
to son lbs. 2la3c. per III.
Hogs-Market active , ia4c per ID.
Lambs-GOod at 3laI! c per Id.
Calves-2a5c per ID.
Sheep-2!to3!c per ID.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, November 81 Cattle Re
ceipts :, 900 head; shipments ,, 200; market
steady: shipping steers s. 10a4 80; stock
ers and feeders. 81 O0a3 40; COWS, bulls
and mixed 81 5Oa3 %; bulk 81 OOa2 30;
through Texas steers 81 7ja3 81.
Hogs-Receipts 1900 head; ship
ments 10, 90: market active at 5al0c
higher: rough and mixed So SAB 90;
hacking and shipping S. 75ai %; light
s. Goal OO: Skips 81 25a3 80.
Sheep-Receipts 1000; shipments l.
600; good grades firm, s. O0t3 10; COM
mon, lOal5c lower; Western slow; lambs
IS 7jai ~. London cables report sup
plies large. demand weak, best American
steers IL lc.
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And all Country Residents.

The Country Gentleman Prairie Farmer
and ohio Farmer are weekly publications sc
we'll known for thsir excellence and reliability
that no further reference % them Is necessary.
Our Country Home" and Good Cheer are
monthly publications 81 sixteen pages and De
voted 10 the interests Of farm and farmer
For the money no cheaper or better paIefs are
published.
The RESIsrEg's complete Map a Wet Virginia
will he presented FREED every -nl'srlher 70 tbe
Ryars1gE and either OF the shove publications.
Hs-Money may be sent By check, registered
letter OF money order at our Fisk-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-23
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps.

Mrs Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, who is
in retirement at East Gloucester, Mass, is
an invalid and writes, 81 am able to work
almost none at all"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-23
xottrrn.

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Quoted with honesty. fairness AMI ~ g,ni faith
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Ia Use this certificate, with fa"-SimilcS of our sig
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