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outside for few momsnts2 Don't ask
me TO explain. there's no time to lose"
The old butler camn In at that moment,
carrying a silver coaee.poE Lord Hay
ward gave the order,
"And tell them to keep their eyes
open, +" added Mr., Hawk, "We'ye got to
deal with the Bghtest pair OF heels In the
kingdom"
Lady Hayward listened and looked, her
heart IN her mouth, What was coming
nextT
"Your ladyshlp," said Mr., Hawk, "may
l send for your maidP Lady Hayward
rang instantly,
"Why should you suspect her2" pro.
tested Lady Hayward. "She ia most gu
perlor girl. She has travelled with me aud
| know her well, No suspicion must fall
on her unless you have proofs"
Mr., Hawk rose and went Rnxiously to
the door. The order had been given, but
scarcely a moment had elapsed,
"Do you expect her to come here In less
than moment" asked Lady Hayward, q
little Grossly.
Just then Taylor appeared al the door /;
the butler was behind her. She came in
and the door was shut, the butler remain
ing outside, At the first glance Lidy Hay
wood had seen q curious look on thH RiTl'a
iaCO-one she had never seen there before,
But Immediately she was herself again,
and now she stood before Lord and Lady
Haywood and the detective, perfectly
quiet, without CULVER on her face,
John" said Mr. Hawk, "tais is really
very wrong Of youi 1t is an infamous trick
to have played. For two years you have
been wanted, and knew You waran't
out OF the country; but III no idea you
could be doing suOh thing "a this"
While he spoke Mr., Hawk had ap.
preached Taylor and put u pair OF hand.
cuts on her There had been little by.
play first; Taylor had scanned the win
dows and instantly saw they were guarded,
so the games upl" she said sullenly.
eyes, my lsdy's maid, to the tune Of
fourteen years, answered Mr.. Hawk.
"What does 1t meanT cried Lady Hay.
ward NJ can't underestimate
Mr.. Hawk snatchad tho dainty little
Partisan cap and the smooth brown wig
from TaylOr's head and flung them on the
floor In an instant the gentle girls face
became a mans, smooth and mallsRble as
wax, 1t was not nice to look At Just now.
The head was covered with q dark, very,
very short growth OF hair.
Lady Hayward uttered q shrek and fell
back into her ChHir.
an take him oG, said Mr.. Hawk. "IFs
too much for her ladyHhip"
"Mr. Hawk! Mr.. Hawk" cried poor
Lady Hayward, put on his wig and take
him away rs q woman! III glvs you any
thing-anything, il you'll do that"
Mr., Hawk seemed suddenly to under
stand.
"Your ladyship may depend on me"
he said solemnly, and he put the wig aud
cap on again with the greatest sOlmnity,
"Yernon," exclaimed Lady Hayward
hystericslly, the moment the door was
shut, "pronise you'll keep the secret
don't tell anyone-don't tell Cecilia. Yer.
non, are you brute2 believe you are
laughing"
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HABITS.
HOW They ar0 Eornl0a.


Tho three greatest habits, or, In fact wo
might say the only real habits against
which the human system or sense OF laSte
Is unable 10 combat are those OF tobacco,
whisky ard opium, A peculiar colncl.
dence about these three drugs, and ono
which has not been generally observed, Is
that each and every one Of them contains
some poisonous element. In tobuccO we
find nicotine, In whiskey fusel oil, ard
opium Is u POISON In ITSELF the same us stry.
chime and arsenic, and when taken in
ovCrdOses proves fatal Now Is II not
possible that to thesS three active poisons
Is duo entirely tho habits referred 10, by
which the system Becomes impregnRted
with them and thus causes IN unCOuuuer.
able craving which can only he overcome
by long mtdtnal treatment the princl.
pal object u which Is to eradicate these
poisOns Tax Is the treatment In all in
situations devoted 10 kne cure OF habits Of
this kind, and 1t Is u divided question
among learned writer's, us TO what Is the
direct cause IN tho formation OF these
habits, But why AkSld there be any
division Of opinioul as they all agree,
1t Is only necessary to 1AdIcAte tho poison
from tho syStem IN u4oer 10 euro these
habits, Is 1t not logpal conclusion that
the poison itself 10 the Suso OF the habits!
Who ever heard Of person having an
unconquerablo craving for such sIimu-
lants as cider, beer HN,, coffee ind ten,
and yet every one admits that any one OF
these Is more palatable and pleasant to
the taste on first trial than tobacco wills
key or opium. Although the OBJ feet ut
writing this Is not TO advertise Dutfy's
pure malt whskOy, Rnd while perhaps 1t
has never OcCarred to Its proprletOrs to
make specially OF their product for this
purpose, It seems TO us In possessing an
article OF The kind which they claim and
which they evidently have, free from
fuGel oil Qhe Caus0tIVO pTlnciple6 they
have actually solved the liquor habit.
Certainly, 1t cannot DO the alcohol In
whiskey that causes the craving, for II
this were the case, in persons drinking
several glasses Of cider, which contain
about the same percentage Of alcohol us
an ordinary drink OF whisky, they would
DO just us likely to fall into the habit OF
drinking Cider-R thing unhORrd Of,
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LINSLY INSTITUTE.

T,no,l and we'll known educational institution
l,' ~ IN ii, "a Year. will rl'oVen lis H9IIs lCr
,",8'l, on SO DAY, SEPTEMBER q, WIN MI
a., pnp,rllni iustfuCtIOn--wlLl new applrAtur
Chifs, e., tic.
p,,rn. desiring the benefits OF this school for
h'Ir ,o,,. r,u 70 Give more hGlnili Information
snir.ialusI . by applying pNIs InAly or by letter
%ClheruIlhc undersigned principals.
Catalogue, cln be obtained vt the book stores or
F'-''tA' ''N' J C. OpR,
.p j. ~ LEE,
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FACTS ToR EAllNIERs.

Rice Is excellent 10 fOsd to young, grow.
ing chicks, and is not very expensive.
The value OF onsilagO aa winter food for
cows seems moro and more appreciated
year by year.
Always have tight roof toyour chicken
coops cold rains are very destructive TO
young chickens.
II your hens lay soit shelled eggs give
your fowls plenty OF Clndors, oyster shells,
lime rubbish, &c.
Ducks, after commencing to lay, drop
one egg very regularly every tWenty-iour
hours, almost invariably after night.
In this month all weeds should BIO de-
stroyed, both In the fields, among the
growing crops aud along the roadsides.
1t Is best to water plants in the evening,
make few holes around the plant so US
to allow the water to ran down to Its
roots.
Keep young chickens growing steadily;
do not feed them too much at a tine, but
feed them often, and with good, nourlsh'
ing food.
A thorough and judicious cultivated
soil, even without the use Of fertilizers,
will outwear by many years poorly cuI.
tivated one.
Do not feed breeding sows very largely
on grain. They may be kept in good Con-
dition, but It should be done by more
bulky or partially green food.
The following ore said to be the Gymp.
toms OF hog cholera: Dropping ears, low.
hanging head, diarrhnA, vomiting, rapid
breath and aversion to light.
Road dust may BIS gathered easily now
and stored for use in poultry houses, sta.
bles and outhouses In winter, where 1t
will be worth much more than 1t cost.
The digestive organs OF swine are easily
diSarranged under our artificial system OF
breeding. There Is no farm animal more
clearly In It's food naturally than the hog.
Where the lenses are TO be made or
where made and are to be repaired, let
grass be sown both along the fences and
the roadside, the ground being first pre-
pared.
Sweet potatoes grow best on sandy soil.
1t Is useless to attempt 10 grow them on
heavy soils, for while they will sometimes
give fair yisld they will be LACKING in
quality.
Those using breeders should exercise
great care about getting them too warm
the heated and relaxed chicken runs out
into the cold air and gets inflammation oil
the lungs.
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gype-Earttsr.

Having sold nine.tenthS oi tho Writing Machines
sold IN the State we claim II Cl arly demOnSlrate'
Tho superiority Of our machlnps. lIOlOw We give q
partial list Of customers using them;
Daily lntellIgencGr,
Daily Regis or.
News Letter,
" +, rnbba'd, attorney,
Robert White, attorney,
J f. phi h, raUll, ut OFnCy.
Rus ell & Siiel, alto nOyE.
q q StuplS, attorney, MOrgAnt0wn.
John 4 Hutchinson. attorney ParkerBbuFg,
Van Wink & Amber attorneys, PaTkeR6urH.
LOOmiS u TAvGnnGr attorneys, PATkCrSburg,
W, y, II Flick, U. &. District Attorney,
Hannibal Forbes. U s Commissioner
L. g. DellICker, Clerk n, 4. court, PArkersburg
ClRrl. CO smith, Gle L Of Court, FllimOnt.
u, q ItrgC Clerk OF Court hinton,
Il Fast, Clerk Of COurt, MOrgantOwn.
Manu- CtutCrS' ln'urhnc0 OmpAny,
PeabOd, Insurance Ompany.
Underwriters Insurance Company.
Anderson 4 Atkinson Insurance Agency.
Edw. W. DunAwGy, ity Receiver.
Vance, Hughes Co.
XarritS Bros lI'OsG's.
Junction iron Works
Whitaker Iron Works.
Laughlln Iron Works.
B.nwo0t Iron Works.
4 J Sweeney & oil.
Hobbs, liTOCkunIcr& Co.
Fer full particulars In regard to terms Of sale aud
Tor Catalogues, adde's
Z, L. ROSE & co,
nul4 IS Twelfth Street
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educational.
WASHINGTON SCHOOL
tIOCuTIoR AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE
yps. NJ. STEVENS HART, Principal.

...,s, session at Mt. LAKE, PARK, Garrett Co.,
SaHtp1sppirg July lS ri 1917 A. NJ closing
naiy,TrAGEs OFFERED Blythe INSTITUTION
Ap' rn, ,ur,l Development aud Culture o. the
lAsI ,tr purpO,o u Conversational hcadlng;
Voc w i', G and singing TnG correct use o.
plbll A., pi Articulation and KesplTSuoni 10
ihe VEIN ihe Philosophical laws BY which 1ho4e
gtIl| ".,,,r-rryed and developed,
GGi hI ..y and Natural Expression OF sentiment
lIg,%i ,rcfch aud Gesturei inGlui ling Omar
By ,,r Dramatic Reading aud Recitation
eti--','.,rtl,tiou IN Expressive bibl4 aud shAEeA
sltc.a. ,,,, And In the reading OF Hymns;
pei f,,.' pppnrluuiy Hh9 ded Teachers 10y we
l"i pf,ltlrAl Methods for Teaching AFHeniA'
Nll! %l iInrRcadIng, Methods based upon the
M ca,, Tor the study Of KlndeFgarten and
~ Enrtn,l 9ethldS Will BIZ formed hnl Aes'
Ihh nSIItily from July !! To- August " lhSO,
h5s' WIZ, VIZ, Mn bu taught by ALssHusE POLLOCK
.,Wa .hlul,on, D. C., who studied ahu graduated
', I class for children will be held on three
~ tLp wgrR, free NJ charge.
df,U cures Will bG given by Nm, Hart ana
vi, FoIlocl, each upon the interests Of her OVID
ttAltmelL .,,,aey
w IA'N'' MRS. nj. STEVENS HART, or
Miss sU IL POLLOCK,
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Thcsc nro snllh Enrtn.

Tho best blood purifier aud system reg.
ulator ever placed within tho reach Of
suffering humanity, truly Is Electric Bit
Jaundice, Constipation, Weak Kidneys, OF
any disease Of the urinary organs, or who.
ever requires IN appetizer, tonic or mild
atimulent, will always find Electric Bit
tors the best and only certain cure known.
They act surely and quickly every bot
Ito guaranteed 10 give entire satisfaction
or money refunded. Sold at Gity cents q
bottle by Logan & Go. NwPAw
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A cnrlnln,, tartnnnls nl.SorOrr.

Capt. Coleman, schooner Weymouth,
plying between Atlantic Oily aud New
York, had been troubled witha cough 90
that he was Unable 10 sleep and was In.
duCed 10 Try Dr. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. II not only gave him In.
slant RELIEF but allayed the extreme sore.
nOS9 IN his breast. His children we're
similarly Affected and q single doso lad
the sane happy ELECT. DIT Kings New
discovery Ia now the standard remedy ia
the Coleman household and on board the
schooner. Free trial bottles Of this stand.
ard remedy a. Logan 4 Co.'s drug store,
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An ljnrlynlIed IIVcor,l.

AllcoCk's Porous plastera have, In tho
last twenty-five years, proved themselves
The best, safest, and most elTeCtual temedy
Tor spinal complaints, inclpent, consuinp.
ton, diarrhma, pleuFlsy, tumors asthma,
brOichitls, epilepsy, lumbRgo, debility,
govt, BCiatlCa, loss Of vleor,
dropSy, paralysis, loss Of voice, hyStGtla,
indigestion, pAlpitatlou,
MWF1W,
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The best salve In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, ChsppCd Hands, Chilblains,
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isguaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price IS cents per
box. For sale by Logan & Go.
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WHEELING
Female College


MI! bggIn It.. 3slh Annual Session sErTEaBERs g.
lnaddIlou 10 the full corps Of Exprtienccd
T. ,lr,,gnr, In tho prescribed course, there VIII be
sn,,gl teachers III German, French, Drawing and
lsmtiug In Voice Culture, Singing aud Musical
Composition.
.rcdor accommodations for borders
building thoroughly repaired, rciurnlSSCl and
heated BY tam, Expenses reasonable
FOriuhher particulars address
JAS, A. BROWN, FrcSt,
o,i- WhpeIhg w. Va,
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ENGLISH TRAINING SCHOOL
or THE
Wheeling Business COLLEGE

AsrCGE : the pastyCar Al departments open
stllemh l. lAdlel admitted tuition 'Ales
khuuld call early aud make Arrangements, or all
dress MlltELlAG BU'lSESs COLLEGE.
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Alta temperance meeting in Now llAmp.
ehlV the contribution box was rejected
because II was full.
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II our neighb9rs had as few faults as
ourselves what pleasant world this
would be TO live In
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"GoLDEN MEDICAL DlscovEBr"-the
great blood.putifer.
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ItafIorlV mo pleasure to assure you that If
ter using Dr. e. Mcl.ane'S Celebrated LlyGr
FILLS for more than twenty years IN my family,
that regard thomas being superior to any
have ever used or have seen used. have not
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had any TO act 80 promptly, probably anu
IirCly is hicl.aROs. have used them myself,
Wife, and children, wlthihO most gratifying re.
own with such easy and happy elect, would
recommend them TO one mud to oil. These
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brNtcd Liver Pills. | expect to IiSe them rs
long ~ l 1.-Two, II they continue rs good US they
have been In tho past.
Yours truly, i. II. GILES,
Pastor NJ, L Church South, Myers Station,
Tampn District. Florida Conference.
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All trains daily exCebt Sunday
PulhnRn's Palace tutpt or Eotel Sleeping Cans
though without change from steu6envl 10 East 10
Phtla ielphis aud New York West n Columbus,
CinHlunStl, LOulEVille, Chicago, Indianapolis and
81, Lnuls.
For through tickets, baggage checks, tleepiuS CRF
ply to JOHN q TOMLlES0N Ticket Agent NJ Pam
handle taliOn foot u Eleventh ktre I, or at City
Ticket Office, under MCLlre House, Wheeling,
JAMES ACCREA,
General MauBger Pittsburgh, Pa,
Z, A, FORD,
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KENYON GRAMMAR NCHOOL,
GAMBLER, O.-sIxTrETH YEAR.

GNMBIEKl O-SIATIETH IEAK,
prgparcs Tor any College or University, and The
Cos Mapli sCl6Ols at West Point aud Annapolis
CUninGed OF tho military System. Thorough In
ltm,Hin by accomplished teachers a constant aim
Clrc'a suttvl.lon OF health, habits and manners
rm,fTern begins April 7, 1886.
FJr IlptinA Ion address,
tltl2 LANlt nee RUST, lid, Rector.
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IlfIlI0 m f1rTI A took Of 40 iagca. The
NEWNPAFEI1 best took iot an Gdyrtliert6
ADVERTISING Ct sTiTspt,, S SSS ;.r. :.
hbV6lI lpllNV NJ The cot Of AiVetll,ihg
The AdvCt,iiut who wRnLa In tpnd one dollar md q
IN II the information he 'tqultH', while flr him
who will invest nnO hundred thousand dollars In
Rdypiil ing 4 scheme Il indicated which will II eei
hIs eyU'y CqufGmtiI', nj CAn In made ~ do IN By
slight CiatEs cs,lly afr we'd Al by cOftcu OhdbsCs
Ono hundred and fiBthice editions Rave been
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yctllilng Bureau, lOspfuCe street iPflhllnE House
SQUARED Nov YOrt, deN
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grausportatia,s.

DITTSBURGH. CINCINNATI n 81,
j LOUIS RAlLR0 AD- Panhandle Rnutet
Time t,bls Tor East aud West COTFeGtal b JUNE
90 1876. TRinS lave Panhandle Et'IlDl llOt OF
Eleventh. slre l. rehr public lundirg, ~ follows,
Central ri tlmAt
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Every man is said to havo his price, but
the trouble is nobody but himself knows
the private mark.
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St. ClAlnvIllU Accommodation leaves Wheeling
al 49, q. m, l:t0 and 600 y. M; leaves pellHire
Of $40 o m 2:2S and 6;S5 p. m. Returning, Rr.
ivo5 al Wheeling At s.6 0. M, l:b aud 6A5 p. M,
daily cYconi SuniRy.
Mhund,vilc accommodation, lNAyca Wheeling
at II 8J o. m and arrives at MoundBVllle at l2:l6
p, III, daily except sunday.
Grafton accommodation at 10 p. m.
ZAnCSvlllG accommodation leaves wheeling at
4 o. y. M, daily GxCCp! Sunday.
10. SOP. IN. trlln through 10 Cincinnati without
change, with y. 4 0 Sleeper through 10 Cincinnati.
u Il D. sGeplng Cam ON all through trRins
Through Coach from Wheeling TO Cincinnati on
No. 3, leaving wheeling Ut 9:26 q. M, arriving Rt
Cincinnati Al $50 p. m,
Close connections arc mato for all points South
and Southwest North and Northwest making this
q desirable route Tor COlnulsS and persons moving
10 the great MCat, and 10 whom particular At;Cll'
ten II given.
Tickets 10 all principal points on sale Of Depot.
Sleeping Crr Accommodations can DO loCufed at
Depot Ticket Office.
fIlO5. o. BUNliE Ticket Agent, B. & o. Depot.
JOHN 7. LANE, TrlV Passenger Agent,
r. 4 DEVNfE1 General Agent, Wheeling.
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TEN1srl0o. Cannla Wosl, On

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slrs:-Your pills camca all right, md can say
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In Sendlng. gave some Of those pills 70 my
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
W TIne ablUCouCcted to June "a, 1880. Trains
leave Panhandle Station foot Of Eleventh street,
near public landing, "a i6llOwS-CGntfai tRudard
1Ime-whlth IL % minutes slower than Wheeling
time:
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MEDIA (PA) ACADEMY FITS FOR
IVA Business or College. Special Drill for Back.
EAid Boys single or double rooms. All students
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FLEMING TROs. -,-,,-
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August 10.-Floui
Arm with q moderate demand. Wheat
excited and higher under good export
demand and higher reports from all mar.
kets; rejected long.beIry In grain depot
zoe; No. cred In elevator SSA 1906; No. 2
red August SOIS0tc; September SSsiS9l 10 (;
October S9saV0|O; November Vi ,92C,
Corn, spot SCARE and higher; . eainer low
mixed Got steamer No. 2 mixed 5lC; FL.
tures dull and nominal; No. 2 mixed 62A
53c; September Oh 1920; October 62t4
62li; November bgt 1855. Oats steady
No. . mixed 3lU; No 9 mixed 9lii No, 8
white 3lia35iCj No, z white S7a37tO; iu.
lures opened d ShudS easier, but reacted
and closed llrmi No 2 white August 81 10
aGc September 35AS6lc; October 1851 Ass /;
November S6l3O4a PrOVlHlona llfn.
CINCINNATI, ", August lO.-Flour active
and higheri fancy 81 75A4 co. Wheat
strong aud higher No. Cred 79ASOG, re.
Ceipts 1900 buAhels; shipments 2l,0OO
bushels. Corn BOatCe and higher; No. 2
mixed 4il. Oats In fair demand and
steady at 2SA2Slc. Rye strong and higher.
higher at 1000 lOy. Bulk meats quiet
short ribs $500. bacon quiet AMI un.
changed. Whisky ffmi BALES Is barrels
Of flushed goods on q basis Of 81 OS. But.
ter quiet, Sugar steady. Esss firm and
higher al 9nOtc. Cheese firm.
BALTIMORE, Nib, August iO.-Wheat,
western higher and active, No. 2 winter
red spot SOL s9li; Augnat SOia bid Sep.
TENDER ISL 1885, October S0i ,S0lc Corn,
western steady aud dull western mixed
spot 40A49iC September 49tA6Olc Btsaui'
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., session at Mt. LAKE PARK, Garrett Co.,
simHHg'nplrg July Is, ri lO:@ A. NJ closing
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or 4Sa4SIc. Oats firm and fairly active;
western white SSa35c; do mixed 3OasSc.
Provisions steady with fair irquiry,
TOLEDO, o., August l9.-Wheat active
and higher; cash S2!c, Corn steady cash
and August 44!c. Oats steady and IN.
changed.
The Delaware farm and home. (Wilmington, Del.) 1885-19??, 1886-03-11
Good News to Housekeepers.
NOTICE AND Acr.
A. N. BRowN
State Deputy.

NOTICE AND Act.
Those desiring good rag carpet of
first class quality and workmanship
can, by purchasing direct from us, save
at least 80 cts on the dollar, as we will
retail you any number of yards at
wholesale price, ranging from So to
40 cents per yard, according to make.
We would also call your attention
to our exceedingly low prices for Gus
tom work, carpet chain supplied by us
at 30 cts. per yard, with three wool
stripes
We consider this the best opportuni-
ty ever offered in this State to obtain
a superior rag carper at such low fig
ure; therefore don't neglect it. Give
us your order and we will guarantee
you satisfaction in every way.
n. B.-Cut up your old ingram car
pets and send them to us and see the
handsome mats and crumb cloth we
will make you. Silk and all other
fancy weaving done to order.
Carpet balls and country produce
taken in exchange for our carpet, or
weaving customers work.
DALEY & SON,
DIAMOND STATE CARPET Works,
Dover and Smyrna, Del.