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The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-01-15
DANGER IN THE DARK.
OFF THE TRACK.

Bobby, you mustn't play SO hard
with your little sister," m was
saying, reprovingly, after Ethel had
been picked out OF the mud-puddle.
Trains got to run on time, amt
they? When I'm a playing train an
my trains got right o. way, it amt
goin' to stand around for any second
hand freight, and the freight 8 going to
get down from the track, that's ALL"
Aslipper had the right of wayacross
Bobby in a minute or two after.-Tid
Bits.
THE STORM SIGNAL WAS UP.
Spa said little Eddie Mcdonald
early one morning, ''the storm signal
is up:''
as it, my son?o
"Oh, yes. Ma says she found a
toothpick in the front door lock this
morning and your shoes on top of the
bureau, and she says its going to be q
coldday."
Mr. Mcdonald went downtown
without waiting for breakfast.-Cleve-
land Herald.
page FROM BABY's DIARY.
One-day I saw papa sticking knife
and fork into q chicken, and the chick
en- never moved. So / took a fork
near me and stuck it in$o kitten, ly-
ing on my lay, the naugSty kitten
sprang on the table and up
set the grayy-dish over tile cloth.
Everybody jumped; some caught the
kitten, some the dish, some wiped
the cloth. | never saw so much ex-
element. Inever created so muchex-
element as that kitten did Now, if
they had fixed that kitten ON a chair
as they fixed me she never would have
jumped on the table.-Babyhood.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-01-15
III LITTLE PEOPLE.
Queer Fancies of Those who are just
Lifting Life's Curtain.
THE COMING POLITICIAN.

THE COMING POLrTICIAN.
A little girl had been given some vers-
es to commit to memory by her Sum
day-school teacher. Shetoldher moth
er about it on coming home. and said
they were the first three verses of a
chapter in st. John. Herlittle broth
er, who was in the room, at once ex-
claimed, with a thump of his fist on
the table: Papa, don't let her learn
theml That's the man who beat
Blaine.'-Bridgeport Standard.
THE TOTS AND THE
Two pretty incidents of child nature
are reported in connection with the
recent great fire In New Hartford. "A
little girl who was taken out of q
burning house, only partly dressed,
sat with one bare foot, contentedly
hugging two cats, and exclaiming:
"My little kitties aren't burned"
Another about the same age, whose
home was in danger by the further
spread of the flames, said sweetly: 81
said my prayers to God six times and
asked him not to let our house burn"
Hartford Times.
DANGER IN THE DARK.
One of our leading hat dealers has q
bright little boy who is always MAX
ing some interesting remark. His
mother, one Sunday, had been inn
pressing upon his mind the fact that
God was everywhere. That evening
the little fellow broke out: "Mother,
I'm afraid to 60 in the dark"
'Afraid?" queried the mother; "What
for2" "Why, didn't you say that
God was everywhere?" Yes, but
what of THAR" "Why, / couldn't see,
and / might bump right into him any
where. Boston Gazette.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-06-19
ebrDmtfde s@laHbett Der earme

enthebt aus unDolfommener 8erbaus
ung.-Sie uria9e liest in Der starrs
belt Der 2~eber.- &eguldrer StubIgona
fam bur9 Simmons iber sc e.
guIatpr erlangt iperben, tpel9er aur
8erbauung bilft, bic fridge 2eber our
3bdtigteit rei3f unb ben Organisms
bDa Der i'm i~iberlabenben giftigen
@olle befreite. Der Hegulator regulirt
bic Magenidure, turirt Dpspepie unb
ftelt cine bon 9@laHbeit ME BON 8ers
fopftbeit freie &egelmdBigfeit bes
Stublgangs Der. = Sd babe nod ME
Elm 70 einfa6es, tpirffames unb f6mads
bates 9eilmittel ME Simmons 2iber
@egulator beriu6t. 8. 0dmes, ct.
2ouis Mo.
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sAptnSindbt aehetlt.

Ginem alien arste, Der bon ber praris su.
ridseaosen lebt, tpurOe bur9 einen oiinbii9en
Mifiondr bic 8ef@reibuus zines einfa4en
besetabilif9en SeiImitteIs fir bic i@nele unb
6auernbe SeiIuns bon 2unsenfbpinbiu9tI
Bronchitis, @atarrb, Nfbma unb allen Sala.
nn6 2uaseufranfbeiten a%ussebdnbigt. au9
elm Mittel fir p%oitibe, rabitale 6eiIuns bon
@erbenl @na9e unb allen Ner~bentrantteiten
Na@bem ber Dottpr bic wunberbaren Seiltr6fte
In tanienbsn Galen srprobt bats, era9tete er
Mitmenf9en bstannt aa MAIDEN. Son biefem
Wottb nnb @unia eetrieben, banbelte er. SD
fenbe biefea Seaept fotsnfrei an slae, bic es
tulmiden, In beuti9er, enslif6er ooer ~fran3Oii,
l9er spraGe, NIT boiler Mnpeiians Der Ser.
ftenung unb bes @ebrauds. Senbe sbreFe
unb 8riefmarfe, besiebe Did atf oieie 8eituns
unb ib fenbe es fofort. @. U. NobeS, 7149
&Otusrs 8lod, @odefer, q. .. [l,1o,1smu
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Mfatter @fatter Wfatter !!

Wftitter Whittier 2! Whittier II
@erDet SIR bes Nadts setSrt werben
unb In gurer Huhe unterbro4en bur4 bas
Sdreien zines tranfen 2inbes, meldes
Sdmer3en bonn Durdbreden Der 3dhne
teibet? ST es Der Taa, 70 fuuft cine Tlaide
pom Mirs. Winslcws ScptbinS Shrup.
Ct pirb ben arr,er Sleinen ipfort bon iei>
men Sdmer3en befreien. Mar1 berlufe f4
barauf, es bilft. @s If feline Watter auf
@rben, bic 20 periudte urb Sud uidt nit
tbeilen wirbe, baB es bic @inSepeibe res
sulirt, ben Sleinen Silfe unb @eiuneheit
unb Der Mutter &uhe seri&aft, baB es
ME 3auber mirft. DaS Mittel III fder in
allen Tdlen unb ansenebm BON @eianad;
es wtrb BON elmer Der d~ltefteu unb beitsn
Doctprinnen in ben Ser. @taaten pers
fdriebea. lleberaa gu baden, bic Tlui&e
au 25 Gents.
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s.. 4raeaer,

ger. 1852 & 264, Of>g ommercesG traBe,
i'm ueuen Store, empiteblt fein rei@>
baltiges 2ager bon @iiens utb 8Ie9z
8adren, Sefen unb 9a1sgerdtbi6af>
ten aler Nrt. Ngent fit bic ercelenten
Gaborite Sod : Sefen. Man fpre9e
bor unb eraminire bic neue @erie Ias
Dorite Oefen, neI6e auf Der lebten
Stem Orleans Meltausffe4ung bic gols
bene Mebaile erbielten. Sie beften
e@reiner : 9anbmert3euge cine Spes
cialitdt. @r6Bte Nuspabf bon 0ogels
Gdfigen aller Nrt. MuBerbem tets an
9anb Elm DDafdnbiges N1ortment bon
Garben, Del, GirniB, pinieln, @Ias,
&itt &C., fomie frif9en 2anbretbs
@arten g n. Cine &lempners
Werfftott 1T NIT benz @ef@dft berbuns
ben uro peroen ale In bies Sad i9la=
genbe Nrbeiten prompt beforgt.
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= Gluctuationen i'm Marfte fir gis
fentpaaren fam Sober bermeiben, ber
feline ORDERS bur@ S@uIt.
beB ausfibren ldBt. Gabritantet res
sulireu lire preiie mad benz 2onfum.
ptper & S@ultbeB baben ftets einen
etOrn1et @Orratb bon Gen5brabt, giien.
ble@ u. +. H., unb fie notiren frhbere
niebrise preiie, tueuu bieielbeu aud
i'm Marfte iteigen.
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g. s.. W2aQer. MhpleiaIe< unb

- W. SJ> NODDleIQle> uUD
&etailbdnbler in GarbenL Selen, Nnz
itrei@ermaterialen, Commensurate,
San Mntonio empfieblt iein groBes
2ager in bieien Mrtifeln gu Stem Oorf
preiien unb ma9t gang beionbers auf
ben getpdblten Norratb BON 8ilbern :
@bromos, &upfers un6 Stablfi6en,
Oelgemdloen unb Pbantafie Bilbert1
aler Mrt, ferner auf bic gei@madboIe
Ml1spabl bon 8il6errabmen ber alers
m~obernften Gorm un6 auf bic Iaes
umfaf1enOen 3~ei6enmaterialen anfs
merffam. MGe Nuftrdge fiir irgenb cine
Der obigen 8rau6en merben prompt
ausgefabrt; 8ilber bot ieoer @r6Be etns
gerabmt unb ale Mrbeiten m6gli9f
f@neu un6 gut beiorgt, bic in bas Sad
f@laaen.
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Outer GrfoIa tn ieoest ssaue.

8. y. BRADFORD, Yapierbdnbler in gbattu>
noosa, Sen. f@reibt, bob feline 2unsen bon
elmer ftarten GrIaltuns befalen tpurben unb baB
er biele 1titteI basesen ~erfolslos anpanbte. Ct
tpurbe beranlabt, Or. Sings Stem DISCOVERY
ge9ea Mus5ebruns gu berfu6en, ct foIste Dem
&atbe unb 1T bur9 ben @ebraud peniser Gla.
fben sebeiIt iuoroen. Set iener 8eit bat er
bas Mittel sesen Suifen nnb Grtdltuns in feiner
Gan,ilie itets nit sutem erfolg ansepanbt.
Dieielbe @rfabruns baben 9aujenbe sema9t,
beren reben our9 bic uunberooue DISCOVERY
serettet nurbe.
probeFaf@en frei in bsr apotbete bon u.
Sreib.
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Sn Colorado brannten Der 2eibs
tall bon Malin u. Cabin, cine Bier.
belle un6 5tpei WObnbduier ab. Stunt
Yferbe famen in ben Glammen UNI.
Sam Walin, Der i'm obern Stodperf
bes Stales i9lief, rettete fi9 burd ei=
men Sprung aus benz Genfer. 8eim
Beriibren beg Bobens entlub fia aber
iein &ebpIper unb bic &ugel fubr our6
beibe Beine binbur@ unb Serf@metterte
inn bic 2no@en.
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sssm ginberella gdub : eture

iino reie Maaret einsetrofen fir bic
beborFebenbe GrhbiabrssSat
on. Wir babett uns bur@ ben Guz
senf6ein babon iiber3eugt, baB biefe
Maaren: 9arterts unb &inber>S @ube,
9erreni9ube &C., bas 8efte ftnb, uas
ie I'M biefigen Marfte oferirt tuurbe.
Die Nusnabl 1T febr rei@baltig unb bic
Breiie ftnb iebem 8ebtrfniB angemeRen.
Wer elegantes utb bauerbaftes Stub
5eug tragen min, Der gebe gum
CINDERELLA @9ubsGtDre,
@de QouftonitraBe & Mbe. s.
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Bm6fems glrmica.goIbe.

Die bette GaIbe oer @eIt fit S6nitte
Guetf6unsen, @ef@pire, Gieber. unb Saut.
MuSf6las, GIe@te, %seiprnnsene Sdnbe, Groit>
benlen unb ale S~autfranfbeiten; turirt ga.
r1srrboiben ober feline 8~eaablnng. @6liqe
Classification sarantirt ober ba8 @elo tpir6
auriiderfattet. Is Gents bic S9a@tsl bel u.
Dretb. sU
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Nancpaif & Gpbm

gu beiu@en un6 beren Mamtnutbz8 orz
ratb 5u bef9tigen. Sic Maaren finb
BON ben renommirteften Gabriten ge=
fauft unb werben gu 10 bi0igen Breiien
berfauft, pie nur m6gli9. Ollie &un>
ben tperben NIT ibreu gintdufen aufrte=
bet fetn. .453rs g., 26,3,3M
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= Ma9t Cure 8eteGungen fir Sta.
9elbrabt, glatten Srabt, @iienbIe@,
&upferble@ unb 26tbe BET ptper &
S9uItbeB 249 Marfet Ctr.
Spart @eIb unb 3eit.
@arantie fir niebrigite Marftpreife.
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: Gin Mann Namens 9enrp Wel9,
Der i'm Srinitp Bottom BET Sort Wortb
einea Baum gefdut bate, tpurbe bon
benz aieoertir3enoen 8aun,e erf@lagen.
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aleiber fiir ben Trabliaa.

9ie 3eit gum MnfaufDon Sriblingss
nnb Sommerfleibern, 6iteu uub un=
teraeug 1T gefommer. SIS tpirb ft@
fiir Sebermann, Der fol9e Nrtifel ges
braumt, beaQhIen,
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eImproyed Condition Powders, fir gfe

sTmproved Condition Powders'' fit @fe,,
be unb &inbSieb. Sin ausseaei9netes mmb er.
prcbtes @nlber in Der 8ebanbIung BON SUBJ
franfbeitem aner lrt, alserteine nnpdbIi9teit,
Mapadien Der Saut, &dube, 9elbes @aTer,
MamseI an Mppetit. @ebrau@sanpeiiuns auf
ber Gillette. Gabri3irt BON unb gum 8erfauf
bet GboIpb SretB, Mlamo 8laaa, gegens
Iber ber 9oftoffice, San Mntonio.
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- BET gaIIapap erbaltet Sbr
before photographer uno gu binigeren
preiien, als in irgeno elmer anberen
@auerie. 3,6tu6rn
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"Feiles S~arsaparil1a" fur
ole 8lut. unb $auttranfbeiten. &nrirt bic
f@limmfen Sale bon Blutbereiftuns bis 3ur
sep0bnli9en Slime. Gebrau@sanneifuns auf
Ser Etitette. Gabriairt bon Der Nlano Mft'G
gompanb uab gum 8erfauf an 8ieberberfdnfe1
unO an @ribatperiOnem bel y. Sreik Gan
Wntonio.
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THIS PAPER 9 !. S1 y sPsa go e s " 4 ess
Advertising Bureauu0spruceskL where adxertls!na
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grfdyiaTte Gtnssspssak,
Axnn.tg 4ebEr

ntD @talart64
NaS aiefsa nrIaseu eailtssen Dsespicrtei aner
SYanFhgfien hes observation-disclosures. 5plgeHoe
Gpraetone seisen hersr @aieta an: Mppetitner=
Etfs, 4ra4gr 5tssbtaosAsr &orftneb NIT Mstets
feff, zsoifleibtafeft mad ceEr Gfien, Nbnet>
atuua aeaeu f5rSsrlt9e pocv 9eiitiee 9sus
i4retieM1t9s Nnfitpbeti ttada Der @sabISeit,
a~settbartesf oes EempernntenfS, 1eerildte
&4iinitane, eii Ges5bI als babe tsat trgelto
tfett, GSsitftdteu Dor ben @Hsaetg DuAfet9es
f&tDtet Trfst, gzusttdje y efftpHfnng.-
rnb erfprbern BE Mnpenbung eines Setlmittels, bos
hirett aaf bic 9eter ipirtt. Nns Elm eebersSeilmittel
taben 9mft'S 0iMe1a niht ibSeS @leiIen. Shre
93irtuna auf Nieren unb Saut lit ebenfals prompt,
inbeil re ane T.nreinbetten bnrn bieie bret ,MuSs
febret be- Sn5feuiS" ~beieitiseu aub Nppetit, geS
fmte gerbauung, ~reeeLmdbtBen GtublSane, Hare
NfIfenk perurfaMen mener Gtd cher eetbi4neicer,
md fnb ne Jt5rerD BEL ter tdgtimea gerufSartett nue
ftub eth ardnfIlmess
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= 9as srOBte Eager DON @epebr>
unb @epoIpersp atronen unb ShIien
BET piper & S9uItbeB.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-07

10 scorn. / confess ] cannot see now ~
was that Il these exemptions are so PLAINLY
unconstitutional that some ones conscience
was not arrested in less than twenty years.
II Is curious that if these exemptions are
so plainly unconstitutional that tne gu,
preme Court Of Appeals OF Virginia ana
the Supreme Court of Appeals OF missouri
should have tripped in constituting nearly
similar constitutional provisions, for they
held that the Legislature could enact ex-
emptions not provided for In the constr
tuition.
IL does look a little like presumption In
Governor Jackson to say, virtually, that
all the Governors and Legislators for at
least twenty years before him were TOO
stupid to detect such plain" viola
lions of the constitution, or that
they did not respect the obligation oil tneir
oaths. And if the constitution requires
"all property to be taxed, and that II Is
the duty of the Governor to see tfat all
property is taxed, why was not so macn oi
section 80, chapter IL, Acts 1881, as pro
vides that the property that is IN eSSe oa me
first day of January shall be taxed, deciueo
contrary to the constitution? And again
section 65 provides that merchants, manu-
facturerers, bankers and others are 10 De
taxed on the amount of cash capital invest
ed. Why did not the Governor, IN ODE
dienee to the constitution, order the Asses
sor to disregard this act of the Legislature
and assess the merchants calico, jeans,
muslins, gloves, saeques, pins, cups and
saucers, knives and forks, and so Gn-all
of his property? You say there must be
some common sense used in constituting the
constitution. So do /. ..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-07
.nruraSLin DiseaSes.''
Scrofula Of Lungs
Relieved.

An NOW FOETY-NINE YEARS OLD, AND
rtgg suffered for the last fifteen wears Nth a
f-mF frUurIp. several members uI the fanny ON
r.arnrrS -.lr ut the house bdu NleI
vrr and the doctors were all
" I'm rGrfr opinion that mad consump-
-. r[>, iEIl all the distressing symptoms 81
1E.r Terrible disease. 1 have spent thousands Ot
,F.rr-, o. arrest the march Of tbs disease, i
T..,. employed an the usual methods not Only
an ms own case. but In the treatment oi OlEcr
,...mN .-~ uf my family. bus temporary relief was
ali tEFt I obtained. WAS unit TOR any manual
t.f.,-t ar several Years. BY chance ! came into
,...s.lu OF pamphlet un blood and SKIN
i,..-.- from lhr 0AlCcut swirl SpyttnctH,, At
is-rr ga. 4 friend recommended the use OF
-v5rS specific. claiming that he himself had
l..n greatly benefited by it, u>v IN some lung
r.sr.r>. resolved 20 try %. About tnhr years
agr commenced tp taSrN : :. dC'p1liHS 20 "a,
p-l.la. / tpU8t DC AN myisur1tlug Tome, aud
T.g, -,rI u'sHut ffty bottles. The RESULTS are
No.. -.rfHrEaI'a. My cough has ict me, my
.,-.ggrs mas returned. aud weigh sixty pounds
1...r. rH.trI ever did lu my lille. III mas ucSl
three years since stopped the lSe OF Nhe mStE
cine. Sat Z have h1d uugytITu"i me N'SeaSS, anu
t..r. az. mo- pains or weakness felt IN my ,luhgS
Irr gr h4ulg-r kind 90 mechanical work, ana
E.T us we'll a. ever frlL-iuCg Wa~a boy. these
IEulN are wonderful statements 10 make, Out !
ann honest whyul~ y that lowe my eNINSchte anu
health to-day to Swit'S SptClHr. II the 0nAl
medicine Ilgt hSuusltW me any permanent TruSL
TF,r.f sgy tlat SNluS~pcctic Will do this IN
every case. hut most positively 0Ilrlu lhat u ma
,1,rr his much for me. and would be r~ecreaHt tu
tEa Sufyl owe To suffering humanity u / Lal!cito
ysrr T., !, cheerful testimony To tue merits OF tnS
,y,rFtrf,i medicine. lam WeukUuWuh LhCcIN
AT Montgomery. and I can refer to some oi the
best citizens ia the city. l. y H""A'
Montgomery. Ala, June p lNN3.
svin's Sparifr is entirely vegetable. Treatise
ON Blood and SKIN Diseases mailed free.
rHE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, Drawer = Allanll>Ga
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Ou CIIys
on CRY, July 6.-Petroleum-0pened
at oslo, highest 664c, lowest 65sc, closed
at csc. Sales, 81, 900 barrels; clearances,
1874, 900 barrels; charters, n, 1885 barrels;
shipments, 19s, 978 barrels,
Pittsburgh.
PITTSBURGH, July 6.-PetrOleum-
National Transit certificates opened at
66Ic, closed at 65s1c, highest 66sc, lowest
65sc; elearances, 237, 600 barrels, daily
runs, 81, 991 barrels; shipments, 1850 bar
;els; average charters, "a, 167 barrels; ship
ments, AZ, 413 barrels.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, PA, July 6.-Petroleum-
National Transit certificates opened at
66fc, highest 66Sc, lowest 65sc, closed at
csc; runs not reported; total shipments
for the past four days, 220,2S3 barrels;
charters, 1896 barrels; ~elearances, 1,442,-
900 barrels.
Titusville.
TITUsvILLE, July g. Petroleum -
National Transit certificates opened at
66tec; highest 663c; lowest 65sc, closed
at 65sc; shipments and charters not
posted.
New York.
New YORK, July 6.-Petroleum-
Was neglected. 1t opened at 662c, reeeded
to 65sc, closing at 65ic. Sales, 3,536,O 600
barrels.
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LIVE STOCK.
Wheeling.

"htSbhk'
The cattle market this week was active
and prices remained the same as those OF
last week, with the exception of hogs,
which increased q quarter of a cent per
pound. The hog and lamb markets
were also rather active. MeSSrs, Hudson
& Bavha furnish the following quotations:
CATTLE 900 to loo lbs stock 4ai4c
per h.: 500 to 900 lbs. 3ia4c per ID. 700
to 500 lbs. 24a3c per lb.
Hogs-MaTket active; 4a44c per Id.
Lambs-GOOd at Battle per ID.
Calves--S3 O0a5 90 per head.
Sheep-2la3c perlb.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, July 6.-The DrOrCrS' Journal
reports: Cattle-Receipts $4,000 head;
shipments ., 100 head; market slow at
pc below Friday; shipping steers, s. %;
stockers and feeders 3 25aa4 90; cows,
bulls and mixed 81 Goal 90; bulk 81 4Oa
3 OO; through Texas cattle So O0a4 90.
Hogs-Receipts II, 800 head; shipments
5000 head; market opened strong and
closed lower; rough and mixed 81 5Ja
4 80; packing and shipping 81 sOa5 %;
light 81 55a5 90; skips - 60al 90.
Sheep-Receipts 1900 head; shipments
none; market slow and weak; natives
81 OOa4 10; Texans 81 50a3 10.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, July 6.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 1893 head; shipments l50 head; mar
ket slow on common, active on good at
Mondays prices; non shipped to New
York to-day.
Hogs-Receipts 1,4O0 head; shipments
|, 100 head; market active; Philadelph2as
s. 15a5 $500; Workers 81 90a5 %; Z ears
shipped to New York.
Sheep-Receipts :, 200 head; shipments
8, 200 head; market dull and a shade lower
than Monday.
New York.
New YORK, July 6.-Cattle-No az
rivals except a carload of export steers; no
trading in beeves; dressed beef dull but
steady at 74as!c per Id. for sides with sec
tons going at SAGE; exports, l,64O quar-
tiers of beef.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts sou mead
and 1000 were in the pens that could moi
be sold yesterday; market extremely dui
and not more than one-third of the ofier'
ines. changed hands; the limited trading
was at Sa4ic per ID. for sheep and at 5a64'
fer lambs.
Hogs-Reeeipts 4 ,160 head; none offereC
alive; market nominally firm and hlgheI
at 81 20a5 % per 100 lbs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-07
4 LITTLE SUFFERER
csanssd, Purified, and Beautiaed
nv the Cuticura Remedies.

IT AFFORDSM EPLEASJRETO GlNEyouthis
~.cSrtofthe cure ofOur little graRehild BY your
Lh-r,lfIRA REMEDIES When tXm months Old MS len
hand began TO swell anu nSu SNSfS ePPSStsSS
.F larse boil. We poult1ced H. oQt ALTO no
About five months after II became a
pa NJ. Snra. soon other Sores formed. he then
w ,IyS nf them on each hand, and Is ms blood
t.,suc more and more impure II took les uIne
vtN".hs,, n, br,ak out A sore came on the chin,
II. ,tb tba under In which was very Offensive
~. Es,l MAS one solid Sc0h d~lscharging q great
IL ThiS was his condition &C twenty-five
UT,,nfbs old when ] undertOcS the care OF MN,
M'Tbsr h~ayingdied when he was a little more
n a ypar old, OF consumption (Scrofula OF
1851 lie could walk a htle, Olt could nOt
..furif he fen down, and could not move When
(, b.l having no use OF his handS l nlnedt
ut ',,,urpnred with the CUTtCUEA REMEDIES,
49, tba CrrICVRA and CUTICURA SOAP Freely,
U"~J Vybru he had taken one bottle OF the CVri-
~" RgSoLvENT his headWaScOmpletely cured,
,-l he was improved IN every way We Nere
a. wrrb encouraged, and continued the use OF
W. 'psw,iieS for a wear and u half one sore
tI --SrIfhrr healed a bOny matter forming in
%SIrI one oi these hyc deep ones (ust DetorS neaL-
~ which would finally grow loose and were
mn. then they would heal rapidly. One
|t>S. -, uyy hone tnrmatiOusl preserved. After
., I'm. n Dozen and a half bottles he was com
Tirtc.v cured ami Is now, S5 inc sse Ol sLA SeSls,
l,-S,Gr and healthy child. The sears on his
r1r,t ALWAYS remain. hiShandS are strong,
L'.,.b 49,. once feared he would never be able TO
,I.m Al, thaG physicians did for him dld
Rim mo- g,,sl MI who NLhechlaI oNtSlS Ysns
I,.rT,rEA REMEDIES and see the child now
-, I.~ ff IA wonderful cure. IL the above facts
-.. s gry U.s. % yuu, you are az liberty 10 use
"L'o' "'' MRS 4. : briggs,
'y,y o. ~, Gl2 F. Clay 81, Bloomington III
rr. .rsGI v,s> really i'm "A worse condition than
,,g.r..I fl his gruudmOthcr, h being win
- ,,.r, day. became accustomed TO LhS us
n. MAGGIE HOPPING.
sill sy.ry,hery CJTICURN. 80 cts: CUrICUEA
: ,r am exquisite skin Beautiher, = cts; Ctn-
80 Er..IyFNr. the new Blood Purifier, sl.O1
go p Ly the Potter DRUG AND CHEMICAL
10. Eu~TUS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-07
FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
wheeling

Wheeling.
The market still continues dull and
the price of -four has dropped 10 cents with
in the past two days Some new wheat
has been purchased, for which 20 cents Is
TO be paid, and that figure is now offered
for new stock. Wheat is in good condition
this season and the crop will be quite a
large one. The feed market remains I'M
changed and is quiet all around.
FLOUR AND GRAIN-ChOice family o
in barrels 81 40; in sacks 81 p; middlins'
per ton SIS 90; bran per ton si5 90; wheat
per bushel, No. / old, offered, soc; new, ~
cents offered for next weeks delivery.
FEED-COrn per bushel 35e; oats 3Oa32c
baled hay per ton SD O0al4 90; loose hay
is selling for about So to sll per ton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-07
WOOL.
Wheeling.


TUESDAY, July @.
The excitement in the market has some
what worn off, but it has settled down to a
firm position, with prospects good for an
advance in prices after harvest. Ting mar
ket still continues stronga at the same prices
as last week. but not as much stock Is
being purchased on account Of the farmers
holding back for better figures than manu-
~facturers and dealers are willing to pay.
After prices for heavy wOollens become es,
tablished, which will be in August and
September, the price on wool is likely to
advance several points. In the meantime
the figures are as follows: XX washed, y
10 soc: unwashed, One-thiri of; medium
washed, % to SOC; unwashed, Is to 2Oc.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, July 6.-WOOl-FirT
with good inquiry and prices unchanged