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BLOW YOUR hose,
DliguNlIps Hablr,


Perhaps tho most disgusting and lllthy
habit to which Americans are addict
Cd, Is the dirty indifference to the use OF
the handkerchief, aud the substitution OF
the mouth for the Offices Of the nose,
TheFe Is no sight so nauseRting, revolving
and sIckenlngi nothing SO suggestive OF
putresceuce as this public relief OF the
nose and mouth. II Is seen on the street.
even In the church and theatre, and most
extensively In crowded car and In the
presence Of ladies', where there Is no
escape from It's unsIghtliness, excep, to
Leave the car, or Kill the perpetratoT Of
such nastiness, Any one who can persist
IN Tue habit, after seeing another in the
performance OF an net so disgusting,
must have either an iron.clad stomach OF
NO stomach ~ all, or u too mean to buy
p handkerchief, or too ignorant to know
Us use, The, physiological place OF the
nose Is highly important, Its relation
70 and sympathy with some OF the most
dangerous maladies which AfliiCt man
KIND, are clearly understood, In catarrh,
asthma, bronchitis, all diseases OF the bron,
CHI and lungs and dIsordeTed stomachs, 70
y sympRthettcallya and deeply Affected. BY
the dlsuse OF the handkerchief, the mu-
cOus aCcumulatlons from tho diseased
organs drip into the lungs aud stomach;
hence the use OF the handkerchief Is not
only q duty we owe TO decency but 10
health. The nose being always sensitive
70 these irrltations mud lnilammatlOns OF
tho throat aud bronchial tubes, needs at
tentloR and nature Intended II as q DIS
charge pipe. There is no doubt that by
this abuse OF the functions, aud by this
accumulation OI these nauseous secretiong,
inciplent consumption Is hastened and the
throat and bronchial maladles greatly az
grayated. The proprIetors Of Duhy's pure
malt whisky, an article which has a
reputation all over the country as being
the most effective element In the cure Of
consumption aud Kindred troubles, say
that OF the thousand persons with whom
their Medical Department Is IN constant
correspondence ON this one subject alone,
fully One-hAlt say their troubles are dl.
rectly traCeable TO neglect of the proper
functions Of tho nose We have refralned
for q long time making allusIon TO thing
80 dlstatelul, but II seems TO be u growing
Vice and must be suppressed, II II takes q
law to do II, Nulsances can be Gbated by
law, aud who knows how much contaRlon
may Turk IN these filthy emissions.
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ilow to Head.

John Morley
Nobody can be sure that no has rot
clear ideas on asublsCt unless he has
tried to put them down on a piece Of pa.
per In independent words Of hls own, Il
10 an excellent plan, too, when you have
read good book 10 Rit down and write a
short abstract Of what you oan remember
Of II. ltiaA still batter plan, II you can
make up your mind 10 o Blight extra ia.
Dor to do what Lord Stafford and Glbbon
and Daulel Webster did. After glanoInp
over the subject, title OF design ola book,
these eminent men would take pen and
write roughly what quBStlons they expect.
cd 10 lind answered in Il, what difficulties
solved, what kind Of Information impaFt.
cd. Such practices keep " from reading
with the eye only, gliding vaguely over
the page and they help Us 10 place oul
new acquisitions Ia relation with what
We knew before, II 10 almost always
worth while 10 read q thing twice over "a
make sure that nothing has been missed
OF dropped on the way
or wrongly conceived or inter.
pfeted. And II the subject be serious 4
10 often we'll TO lot an interval elapss
Ideas, relations, statements Of iaOts ar
not TO DO taken by storm, We have i
steep them In the mind, In the hope o
thus extracting thsit utmost essence AMI
! hEniaCanCO. lone lOIA an interval pas
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abe gatelEigeafeE.
oaluol Nos. 70 and - Fourteenth Street,
pI.ga.tsa Lieutenant.

/
During the war about twenty conIsdsr
ats prisoners were at Fort MCHenry, stor
ed away in a fOdder.lott under guard
One morning Capt Ned Bridges was play
ing an innocent game Of cards when the
sick call was sounded-the signal for all
ing soldiers to report at the surgeons Of
dee and be examined.i
Lieutenant" said Capt, Bridges, turn.
ing TO . young soldier, "answer sick-Clll
for me and let us finish this game Go
down there and psrsonate me, and tell the
doctor you want another box oil his liver
pills."
The obliging lieutenant marched out
and proceeded with other soldiers, under
escort Of the guards, TO the surgeons office,
When the name Of Capt. Bridges was call
ed the lieutenanFa face appeared at the
little office window.
doctor, he began, them pills you gave
me helped me up considerably, but
want another box. think another box
will tx me up all right"
Didn't them pills cure your" asked
the doctor abruptly, looking over his
SpeGtaGles at the bogus Bridges.
Mo, but another box will fix me, ]
think"
swell, WE'LL" said the doctor half to
himself, I'm have to change the treat
ment on YOU"
Thereupon he picked up a graduating
glass, and from various bottles mixed the
most Internal mess that mortal ever saw.
The Lieutenant shuddered.
When the villiRnous compound was
made up the doctor stirred 1t vigorously
and yiciously, and handing it out said;
"Dink that"
Tho lieutenant took hold Of the glass
Cold Chills ran up and down his spine.
doctor" no atammered, "Id-ld or
Leap rather take the pills"
"DHnk Ill" stormed the doctor, and in
the excitement the medicine went down
the lieulenant's throat.
When the lieutenant returned to the
lodder.lolt he was very glum, When tht
game oil cards grew mouoEonous, Captain
Bridges turned and asked:
"Lieutensnt, git them pills2"
"Nawl" >.
swell, said the captain, lyon needn't
be so snapplsh about 1t. What did the
doctor sayW
"He said he was going 10 change the
treatment on you, and II you don't 81
we'll 1t amt my fault, for I've taken TIT
nastiest id dose Tor you that ever !
saw"
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Tho Tooth.PIok Gives solr.posses.ion.
Emlrd GaIelte.
"Do you see that wooden tootk-p!ck 2
asked an Elmlran the other day.
Yes, it loaks like a secondhand one
what's the matter with III"
ut Is secondhand. l used 1t once be-
fore. That tooth.pick stood me in COO
two hundred tho other night. How
Well, Idrew pair of dueces and bst sec
on bluff. The next man raised me, and
| saw the raise and went him $40 more
The first thing I knew l had $500 in the
pot, and l did not help myself on the draw,
| pulled that tooth.pick out OF my pockel
and bet another $500 az / coolly picked
my teeth. My opponent looked at me a
minute and threw doWnN hand that had
a psir OF kings in 1t, and | rakel in the
cash."
swell, how did the too!h.p!ck hell
"HowP Great heayenv, II l hadn't had
it TO play with | would have had nothing
to do but sit and look my adversary in TIE
face and my looks would havo betrayed
that l WAS bluling at glance. Say
didn't you ever notice the habit some men
have OF having tooth.picks handy when
they 90 on the witneRs'Btand2 II giYet
them Relf.posHession. A man may call
you liar and II at the same time ht
shifts tooth.pick nonChalanily from one
side Of his mouth to the other you car
rely on his meaning busineSs and backing
up mis- assertion With right.haudod argu'
ment II need be-"
According to the foregoing theory tooth.
picks have ben the cause Of good dea
Of false swearing aud wrong-doing. Why
not prohibit their manufacture and sale
Messrs. Prohibitionists2
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CHEWING GUM.

How the Practice Is Said to Have Originated
DS.Tol Tribune,
"Ths origin OF chewing gum is I'M
known" said a manufacturer who was in
Detroit the other day, "And It is impossi
BILE to definitely decide what people 10
charge with It's invention. Dealers who
sell 1t and manufacturers who make II
profess profound Ignorance Of its genesis,
while Havants differ as to where the praC,
tice originated, The majority OF persons
who have given the subject investigation
Rredisposed TO trace the practice to the bar.
barrie Tribes Of Africa, whose women find
the IesinOus gum which the tropiG sun
causes to exude from the trees and chew
1t, II Ia probable that this custom was in
EroduCed into the Southern States by At
rican slaves, who tonnd the pine
trees Of the South US prolific in gum
as the trees et their native rests. The
white women OF that section at that time
we're almost entirely given to the lRuseat'
ing habit Of dipping snuff. O., rubbing
1t over their gums with the lTayed ends oil
pine stick, In time they adopted the
more clearly and healthy system Of their
slaves, and the pine tree gum became
their lsYoEite, largely slpeFseding thu
snuff dip, An observing Yankee travel
log through theSOuth in ante'hellum days
noticed the feminine gum habit, and Saw
prospective fortune in manufacturing an
artificial gum Of superior flavor to that
gathered IN the woods, A little Ianclu
EAllow, q trihe Of gum arabic, mixed TO.
SetheT and hardened, then cut into small
cubes and wrapped in colored paper, con-
atituted the chewing gum Of twenty years
ago.
1.-THE mixture found ready sale among
Southern women, and In time a demaud
grew up Tor II in the cities Of the North
Gum-CheWing in few years spread rapl,
lily auOng the lRssss OF the East, and hn-
ally crossed the AIl0ghenies and swept
over the West like wlllife,
"There 10 no basis upon which to esh'
mate the percentage OF American women
who chew gum, but the number has been
put at from one.half 10 two.tnirds OF thu
feminine population, The practlce 10 c1n-
lined to no particular class, The lady IL
Ger pRrlor and the maid In the kitchen
exercise their jaws over the tasteless sub.
stance with the same industry, IL ia taI
more common among women than chew
ing tobacco Is with mun,"
who arc the greatest ussrs Of the
stuff :"
Probably the girls employed in the
large factories are the most confirmed
gum-cheweIs."
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W. W. Reed, druggist, Of Winchester,
Ind, writes: tOneo Of my customers, Mrs.
Louisa Pike, Bartonia, Randolph county,
Ind, was a long sufferer with consumption,
and was given up to die by her physicians.
She heard OF DR.. Kings new discovery
for consumption, and began buying II Of
me. In six months time she walked 10
this city, 8 distance Of ak miles, and ID
now 30 much improve she has quit using
II. She feels she owes her life 10 It,
Free trial bottles OF Logan 4 Co.'s drug
htnFh
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Tried Hard 10 Get Her.

Chicago Grdphlc,
A Telegraph operator in Milwaukee was
one day trying to call up an Office in a
small town in the interior Of the State,
where the instrument was prCaldtd over
by woman. He was about giving up In
despair when tho operator in another
small town o few miles distant from the
drst, licked out tue query: "What In
heavens name do you want7" ~ want
Miss Brown at Burgville," replied the
Milwaukee mani" ~ have been trying To
get her for the last hall hour "Fhat Il
nothing" came the reply "there Is a fol.
low Clerking I'M dry goodB store there
who has been trying To- get her for the las,
three years, and lie has not succeeded yet.
Do not got discouraged"
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and then rNturns, 1t is surprising how
clear and rips that has become which,
when We left i, seemed crude, obscure
full Of perplsxlsy,
All this takes trouble, no doubt, but
then 1t will not do to deal with ideas that
we find in books or elsewhere aa certain
bird does With its eggs-leaye them in
the sand for the sun to hatch and chance
to rear, People who follow this plan pos
seas nothing better than ideas hSll,hatch'
cd and convictions reared by accident.
They are like man who should pace up
and down the world in the dslusion thar
he is clad in sumptuous robes Of purple
and velvet, when in truth he is only half
covered by the raga and tatters Of other
peoples cast-otf clothes,
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a1now What she wn. Doing.

Merchant lrQvler.
"Clara, 1 don't think much OF that
young sIobkins who keeps coming around
here" said an old gentleman to his
daughter. "Don't you PAT" mo, l don't (;
why, he smokes cigarettes and drinks
soda water" Eyes; l know 1t, papa"
"Ana no wears collars that come up to
his ears and carries No. II cane, and
spends his EVENING" at club" "Yes, sU
| understand. By the way, have prom.
ised Mr.. Slobkins that would marry him
this fall" "Wha.a.at2" Eyes, papa;
have always had my mind made up that
1 would never be ruled by any man,
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MT, Dc GHAATAL ACADEMY,
MAR WHEELING, W, VA.

The ,hlrty,nlnth year Of this well'kuoWu Acad
,ny. under the charge Of the Visitation NUM-
opeID on the ant Monday Of September next aud
continues ten months
Pupils received At any time In the session,
Those who desire TO place their daughters In an
institution GnOrdIng exceptional advantages In
me way Of heAlthlul and delightful location, eI
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Al he hands Of lifelong teachers, In every depart
ucat Of female education, including tho modern
languages aud music, should send tor catalogue
oil hasCboOl. Address,
Dlrectress Of theAcadeuly oithe Visitation,
MT. Do CHANTAL,
,nlih.y Near Wheeling, ", Va,
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educational.
WASHINGTON SCHOOL
ELOCvTION AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE.
wlM. street, N. W., Warrington, D. o..
MRS. NJ. STEVENS HART, Principal.

s,nmer Session at Mt, LAKE PAX, Garrett Co,
VA beginning July 10, At 1870 A. ~ closing
August u, lAsb
InyANTAGB OFFERED BY TIE INSTITUTION
TN. Natural Development aud Culture Of tho
vdi,,, lor Inc purpose Of COnYerbaIioni BEADING
nnV,Js address and Singing, The correct use 0l
l't Ir,ans 81 Articulation and ResplfAtOnj 10
.a;seT wi,A the Philosophical laws by which those
k h.,.,i, 4, re preserved aud developed,
VI thr eRsy and NalurRl Expression OF Sentiment
~, n,,,n, Of Speech and GOslurei including Char
.2,s,'tstIon; Dramatic Reading and Recitation
s,s,ni instruction In Expressive Bible aud Shakes
FL. adiug aud In the reading Of Hymns,
W. HE opIoTtunlLy afforded Teachers for the
,,,,dy al Practical Methods for Teaching ATtiClla
,'ln 5snd ,lght Reading, Methods based upon the
Principles Of DclSaF!e.
p,jm@fy Normal Methods Will be formed and seS'
Nan. .t 6ti daily from July Y 70 August ~ 1855,
Ths rlaN, viii be taught by Alss SUSIE PoILoCEJ
dWSihluStou, D. O., who studied aud graduated
Smetcc class for children viii be held on three
d'Stni the week, ne " chIrVe,
aI ESe i i VIII 30 given by Nm, Hart and
ViS Pollock, each upon he interests oil her own
JtpArtmelL
." MRS, 81. STEVENS HART, or e.
MISS SUaIE POLLOCK, -
WashInVtnn ID m
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oAN'r alesp nights 10 The complaint Of
thousands suffering from Asthma, Con.
sumption, Coughs, ETC.. Did you ever try
Aoker's kngliAh Remedy II 10 tho best
preparation known for oil Lung Troubles,
sold on q positive guarantee ~ loo, 60c,
Logan 4 %, and CHARLES Menkemellet,
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Philadelphia North AMERICAN.
He was chronic growler, and bill
breakfast was so deliciouSly cooked, and
80 perfectly served thStlt actually made
him unhappy.
HWhat iS the matter, my dearH' asked
his vile anxIouSly. "tsn't everything all
rlghLS'
"ThiB oream seemsvery thick. Are you
certain lie awCetW
ayes. / skinned II of list nlght'l
milk myself. Ia that all 2"
"Well-sr--thls co1se 10 90 blamed hoI
/ can't drink Il"
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The best salve in the world for Outs,
Bruises, Sores Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Handle, Chilblainsi
Corn1 and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures Pilea, or no pay required. II
IL guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price % cents pei
box. For sale by Logan 4 Go.
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A"Con,posltor" Dog.

E0,E0H HtflIl' --"
"whst kind OF a dog is that you have2 ~
asked the editor, addressing the foreman
Of the composing room. ~ call him q
compositor dog" was the Answer, "it's a
name l invented myself" said the fore.
man, as he helped himgef to cigar from
the editors box. "Why do you apply
the maize 10 him2 What resemblance
does dog bear TO q Compositor, or vice
yersa2" "Well, this dog is 8 settet."
Then the editor, with melancholy look
turned to complete hts article on "the les
son Of the great strikea.n
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A convict in the Jail at Athens, Ga,
stripped the iron hoops from bis cell tub,
made them into Baw.blAdeS, sawed
through an iron bar an lngh sauAre, max.
Ing hole In the window fourteen inches
square, aoaped his naked body, and thus
clipped through II, and was then detected
by the sheriff lie said he had TO get ouI
oil hia dark cell.
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CONVENIENT, pleasant, and certain In
their results, are ACker'B Dyspepsia Tab.
lets. Recommended by physicians and
endorsed by all who have used them, The
best remedy for Dyspepsia, Flatulency
and Constipation. Guaranteed, and sold
Of $50 by Logan & Go. and Charles MOnks.
nailnF.
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A yeunv man was attacked by q pack
Of wolves one night last week near Sln.
flower, Miss, and the next morning be
waB iound dead, his body being torn aud
ACerated n a terrible manner. The bod
lee Of sIE wolyOs that he had Killed before
DO died were lying beside him,
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MANY Of tho good things Of this lie are
sorfowiully let alone on account Of dyA.
pepsia. ACkef's Dyspepsia Tablets will
cure dyspepsia, indigestion and ConBtipa.
ton; sold on 4 positive guarantee al %
and 30 cents, by Logan 4 Co., and Charles
Menkemeller.
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HOrslOrd,s Acid Phosphate

d. W. w. CRAY, Gave Spring, Ga,
says; u have given II In several cases Of
habituAl Biok headache with perfect sue
ceka,n
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Msdtea1.


ItnffordS mo Measure 10 assure Won TINT Rf-
ter using Dr, d,,-AlGi.ane'S Celebrated Liver
Pills for inOre than twenty years III my family,
that regard them rs being SlInerl0r 10 unyI
hSh fnv oHStSntv ana Ln ~ I nnJ
SavN trISS n gno ynrIeIy nj nvS nSvsr
hHi INV ~ ScE az nTnmni n Mr6Gi"hiv nnd
niS W x WcTSnS's have ;H,,srd IHSIn mvseiI
via ma nLiI'IrSn ,yIihIhS mnSt SrsiifvI,, re,
smits Fnr cIIidrrn' hnvInT IISeS thsn, az nv
own win SmcI, HSSv mi hnhSnv cIIcct- / Wnmii
Secnmmnn6 them 10 nnc XXX n nj irTese
nlils do lila wark-,io il nroISptIy. do Il we'll.
sNn w .S" ~ ,vsr Sorrrcinr No n frrcrnnsr,
preparing the system for gilpHe, there y no
pll OF lnGa!c!h5 az, equal 70 ~, y MclahSs Ueie.
brateu LIVER II!is. expect 70 use ILoni AS
Tong iLs I'VE, u they continue Us gOOu US tAey
nave Oeen IN we past asL mn 49,,
Pastor NJ. L. Church South, Myers Station,
Tampa District FLORIDA conference
TENIsTluo, Canada West, Ont
MEsss ELES Mlli. HioSi r,nt Ord c,r saw
thew ire a FOOD Bilious iii. I I have used
sS R%fR B B$s S1s 4, Rs sf 4 s: '
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Transportation,

pITIsBURGH, CINCINNATI 4 ST.
J. LOUIS RAILROAD Panhandle Route;
%, 1855, Trains leave Panhandle lt4llnn, foot Of
Eleventh street, near public landing, ~ i0ll0WH,
Central Standard time:
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THIS PAPER 'E S +: tRqPS S :. s:- a 80
ss EsSas s ESi;:P ~ ' a. SF&T5E:
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NEW YoRK, Sept, 20 -Bseves receipts 8
cars, no trading, Dresaed beei plenty aud
dull at CLASS Tor native, Sheep receipts
5000 head market firm for sheep and at
steady prices, active and higher for lambs |;
sheep So N044 7Oi lambs S. 00a8 60. Hogs
receipts 9,97O headi in lair demand at
IS l0A5 90,
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THE pAILY MARKErs.
Money Active Stock Quotations The Cattle
and Petroleum Markets..

l
and Petroleum Markets.
NEw York, Sept 9S.-Money ACTIVE
on call at 54lO percent, closing asked
Prime mercantile paper 4a5 percent
Sterling exchange quiet but strong, a
4 s2l4,s44
Three percent bonds close at sl,0OS
United States Az, Sl27I; United States
new ~, $l,llii Pacific % Of '95, $l,26t.
Government Bonds were dull and
firm,
State Bonds were neglected.
The strength OF the present stock mar
ket was exhibited to a remarkable extent
to-day for all, although final declines are
majority tonight, Special stoCks show
handsome gains, and THE In the face Of IN
immense pressure to sell. For the
first time since the pres
snt rise began, the market
opened lower. Declines from last
evening, final figures ranging from one.
eighth to one-hali, Reading and Erie
we're active Ia hrst hour, and both were
strong while the general market sagged of
small fractions, but after the first hour
thsre was an almost continuous I'M
provenent until toward close when prices
Moved of rapidly and market closed
heavy, Most OF active stocks are lower
tonight, but in no instance Tor more than
lne-halt per cent, while Erie and San
Francisco preferred are up one'tourth
Zach, Reading one.eighth, and others
fractional amounts, Transactions Oh $50,
Railroad bonds less active, Sales, l,l0S'
900 shares,
sTocx QuorATIoNs-Closed bid; Adams
Express, lao; American Express, 1866
Canada Southern, 523; Central Pacific, AIT |;
Chesapeake & Ohio, II; do first preferred,
vt; do seconds, l2;O,, O., o. d l, II
Denver & Rio Grande, 81 Erie, S6!; do
preferred, 7S3; Fort Wayne, l42; Kansas
4 Texas, SAL Lake Erie 4 Western, 10
Lake Shore, OF; Louisville 4 Nashville,
80; Louisville, New Albany & Chicago,
5Ol; Memphis & Charleston, 4Oi Michigan
Central, 81; Missouri Pacific, ll2i Nash
ylllr q Chattanooga, 6B; New Jersey Gem
trail, 6lS; Northern Pacific, 9Si; do prefer
red, 6ls; Chicago 4 Northwestern, ll7t;
do preferred, l424; New York Central,
u3b; Ohio 4 Mississippi, 2O!; do pre-.
terred, 90; Pacific Mail, SIT; Pittsburgh,
l52; Reading, SIT; st. Louis y San
Francisco, 3ll; do preferred, 6l3; do
irst preferred, ll3; O., NJ. 4 st. Paul,
OIL; do preferred, 1874; Texas & Pacific,
Ia; Union Pacific, co.,; United States
Express, 63; W., st. L. & p, 20I; do pre-
fened, 81; Wells.Fargo Express, 126;
Western Union, III. ----
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Cotton.

NEw York, Sept. 2S Cotton quiet
Uplands 0sc; Orleans 0 1903; sales 4St
bales; futures closed steady; September
0.l6c; October Q loo; November 92lc}
December 0 23c; January 0. Bic; February
0 sos; March 0,4Ss; April 0.6Gs; May
0.Gic; June 9.72c; July 97OC.
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EAST LIBsRTy, Pa, Sept. 29-CatAs-
Receipts l44 head shipments 1853 head +;
market slow and no shipments. Hogs
Receipts 2,lOO head shipments 2,lOO
head active, Philadelphias, S. 1910 90;
Workers, 81 0Ol5 90; grasssIs 81 65a4 SO; 5
cars shipped to Now York. Sheep-Re.
ceipts, 1900 head; shipments 1900 head /;
market slow at yesterdays prices.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-24

OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
" Tine table corrected 10 JUNE q, 1885, Trains
leave Panhandle Station, loot Of Eleventh street,
near public landing ~ i0llOWS-CentraI ktAndRfd
Ilme-whlCh Is - minutes slower than. Wheeling
Tine;