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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-10
sAIEoF vALUABLECITY PROP.

pUBilC SAlEoF FNALUABLECITY PROP
Il ERrY. WI
On THURSDAY, oCToBER II, ISSq
At the Leopard Hotel that tvn-Stor,, u,,,,-
hes'dencc, No, ~ South Lime street Hall <
rooms anu bath room with ali mudern cnuNc.
hlenceS- The house has hesn recently painieu
anu lapered throughout and l. In excellent
sonditlon. The location is one of the most de-
extending 10 a l0feet wide alley =
sale 10 commence at : O'Clock D. m
b. +. Rowe, Auctloneer.
Also Al same time ana plue VIII be sold three
choc nuilding lot, each 70 fxdD feet on suuth
SIDE OF East fulton street, between M.ISbaii
"H" i'"hA.iu sieels. ClO, ,i5,l7d
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OYsTERs' CHICKEN AND wAFFLEs

The Ladies' Mite Society OF St PauI's NJ T.
thHrch VIII mold Supper in odd Fellows
nt,' unii' on FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, OCTO-
FRIDAY NlGIIT-Oysto Supncr
SATURDAY NlGIIr-Chicken and wnn,o
supper H" :" ""'o
., ss-supper from five To ten o'clock. Tickets
p cents. 80 "a
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-10

yNHE FOLLOWING PETIrInNS ROB
a ,oI ,ranS,er VIII he heard ON Monday, October
OF Henry kegel for transfer of Tnycrr H.
trr city. ''''' '"'ht"H-
oi 6Horge Weber for transfer OF BottIcr'y L.
cense of Henry Kcgel, seventh ward i,n.as- ~
tcf city: BENZ. r. W. URBAN
o3,l0, I'D Dep. Clerk Onnriar SisIfI,N,
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3tlorkrts.
Grain and Provisions.


Quotations by Reed, McGrann & Co., bankers,
Lancaster. Pa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-10

IluBIIC SALE-ON THURSDAy o,rrn
i BER 10, 1850 at the keystone Uousc n,
,,on m, OF the Two-Story BRICK DWFj / .
iNtl containing seven rooms nicely m,pprcd
No 2D West James street. Lot fronts III teri
nnu widens To- ~ feet In rear and in dcpth ISS
iect, more or less. Hydrant, fruit and shrub.
hery. All In good condition.
,, u JOSEPH HOUSER,
"'i-h- H. ttAlNfs, AuCt.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-10

A Clothing and Furnish
ing Goods Store complete.
Eyerybody's needs thought
of. Everybody's size pre-
pared for. Everybody's taste
nnnHiI Grad anI tho IAxraat
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-09
Wouldn't BE Identified.

Chlcd10 ItHles.
A story about being identified at q
bank Is related Of a kentuCkian whose
farm was adjacent 10 a river. There he
raised fruit and vegetables and-instead
OF sending them 10 market by the rail
road or in his wagons he built a raft on
which he loaded the produce and ilOated
the whole crop down the stream to the
big city. There he had no difficulty In
disposing OF the entire load at good
prices, and In payment he received q
check for q handsome amount. A check
was only 80 much worthless paper In the
place where he lived, aud so before 60
Ing home the raw.boned Kentuekian en-.
tered bank To have It cashed. He was
dressed In a suit Of brown jeans, his
whiskers were unkempt, and his general
appearance belied his prosperity. The
cashier looked at him dou6tiully.
"You will have TO be identified" hC
said.
"Wall, reckon not,n replied the
farmer. "That check air payable to mt
an / mean to have the money"
"But ! don't know you. Who are you
SMy name air the same as is signed t.
the rear eend o. that air check, an as tc
whar ] am from, why, Lair from Bust
bottom, up river"
"weil, how in thunder do you expect
me To know II what you tell me Is true
How did you get down here?"
"Git here2" Wall, now, jest jumpet
onto a rainbow and slid here, mister
An tell you twas pretty quick travel
ing, but 1t ant half 80 sudden as the
slide you'll take into eternity ei yor
don't hand over that money mighty
nmhIlnn y
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AGRICULTURAL NOTES
Items of Interest to the IntOlllgsncer's
Farmer Headers.

Items Of Interest to the IntOiiIgenccr's
Farmer Headers,
Last year the value OF the cattle, sheep
and pigs on the farms Of the United
Kingdom was about $7l0,000,00O.
The largest number Of cattle ever re.
ceived at the Omaha stock yards in one
day was 6,0Sl, on September II.
The number Of carloads Of live stock
received In Chicago during August was
2l7S7, against 10000 in the same month
last year.
For the three months ending with
August the United States exported 10
England 10000 lead Of cattle aud 49,.
100000 pounds Of fresh beef.
A paddle long enough 10 stir the
cream In tho pals 10 very convenient
you can stir up the cream clear 10 the
sides Of the pail Ut the bottom,
The exports Of live cattle and dressed
beef from the port Of Boston Tor tile Eng,
liBh markets last week were 1885 live
cattle and 3,0lS quarters Of beel,
Get the heller into good habits with
hpt ulbb NAut OuttVll uhlll but uuI INV
good habits long before she calves tune
10 well spent In "gentllng" hellerS,
He Hto makes the greatest success al
swine growing 10 one who commences In
. small way aud works 70 greater mum.
befB " he leatnsto breed grow aud feed,
Use parchment paper Instead Of hut.
Tor Clothsi II ID better every way, and
the butter looks nicer wrapped Ia clean
white paper than II does In cloths, espe.
Cially, II the latter have formerly served
40 parts Of sheets and "biled" AhittS,
In milking, when you Htst lake hold
Of the teats, don't grab them % i you
were falling over A pteClpice and they
were your only I'holt" but begin gent.
iyI come cows are very nervous and \
you begin milking too abruptly theJ
may possibly kick.
Any lot Of slcp, BY the combination
Of various grains aud meals, can be m
proved Tor The pig by q liberal addition
81 whole or akin milk. Any iafinel
| Shb annually raises q lot Of pigs VIII
and II 70 bid great advantage 70 keep
sufficient number Of coWa u have a goot
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Poor Little Fauntleroy,

Mrs. Hodgson Burnetts elder son,
Lionel, spent some time at Atlantic City
last summer. Vivian was with his
mother doing Europe and DR.. Burnett
was not expected home for several
months. Lionel was staying with friends
in one OF the cottages and appeared 10
enjoy the absence Of the paternal eye.
The heir to the Burnett estates is 10
years old. He is like other boys OF his
age only there is more Of him. He is
short but thiCkly set, with a good, large
head and features like Kyrle Bellew.
He can outdoin cuSsedness any FIVE boys
in the neighborhood,
The reporter had long talk with the
brother OF the original Lord Fauntleroy,
who, as everybody knows, Is Vivian, and
appended are some OF the remarks he
made on himself, on his mother, on
Vivian, the little lord, aud on his
mothers books.
"Viv," he said, twas as much OF a boy
and nuisance as | am until ma had
'Fauntleroy' published. We both had
orders to appear in our velvet suits and
TO behave like little lords. Vivis Band
Immediately silnmered down and posed
according to orders. Irebelled, wouldn't
wear my curls or my velvet suit, and
deCamped, leaving the whole field to
viz. I'm an American, Republican,
and I'll bet you a box OF cigars the
worlds fair will be held In Washington.
II never took much stock In books,
except dime novels. There's Lone JACK,
the True Hand OF the Rocky Mountains
It's a dandy. No stuff and nonsense
about that. Lots OF blood and thunder
and a fine detective In II.
"oh, you should see Wv writing a
letter. Doesn't look much like the lit.
tie lord. He sits down at the table,
himself and his legs, and then
scribbles. viz is a pretty fellow. He
doesn't like anybody TO say so, and"he'
once attempted to lick a fellow for say
ing so.
''Ma's books have ruined viz. Before
they were Published he was a firstrate
fellow and fixed good bigspree as much
as do now"
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Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by q sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth 2 Il so,
send al once and get a bottle Of Mrs,
WiNsLow's SoorHlN1 sYRuP ron CHlL-
pEES TERTIilNa. It's value 10 incalculable.
II will relieve the poor little sufferer Inn
tnedlately. Dependupon II, mothers, there
Is no mistake about II. II cures dyson.
tory and diarrh@a, regulates tue stomach
and bowels, cures wind collie, Roitens the
gums, reduces inflammation, and gives
tone andN energy 10 the whole system,
MRs. WiNsLow'B SOOTHING SYRUP FoH
children TEETHiNG 10 pleasant 10 the
taste, and is the prescription Of one Of
the Oldest and best female nurses and
physicians In the United States, aud Il
Tor sale BY oil druggiGts throughout the
world. Price % OshtS 4 bottle. uwIAv
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EATON RAPIDS, MiCn.-J N. Loose
Red Clover Co., Detroil.-Two years ] was
afflicted with q very severe attack oil cry.
sipelas. After two physicians had used
their treatment for several weeks and |
continued growing blind, and In their
diagnosis concluded that there was no
earthly help or hope for me. 1gave up,
having tried all the remedies knew OF
heard Of, My neighbor, Mr.. Miller,
came In to see me one day, and said try
Loose's Extract OF Red Glover, as he had
known Of It's working remarkable cures.
Itold him had lost hope, that nothing
would do me any good In this world.
He insisted, and taking his hat went to
the drug store and bought me one bottle
aud urged me TO try II, which l did.
Ten days aiterwardsI sent for two more
bottles, and 1t was wonderful how i'm.
proved. continued using II and to-day
l am better than have been in years.
No sign OF Srysipelas has shown itself
and | heartily recommend 1t TO suffering
humanity as the greatest and best blood
purifier in existence. Yours truly,
HENRY MARvIN.
For sale by Logan Drug Co., Bridge
corner druggists, Wheeling, W. Va.
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CHICAGO, oct. Seattle Receipts ll,l0O head;
shipments 5000 head market steady and loo
higher; choice 10 extra bcev,s g. G0ai Isl steers
v fja ~; slOekers and feeders 81 7ba2 IS; cows,
bulls aud mixed 81 lOa2 50; Texlns 81 81a9 10.
HOgs-Keeelpu 1900 head; shipments $500
head; market strung and higher; mixed s. 0Oa
%; heavy 81 SOAi 80; light ~ O5ai 40; sklpS
s. GORi 90. shCep-Recelpls 10000 head ship.
mcnh 5000 head; market veal; common grades
Ito lnwer; natives s. lUat 6O; western siiOai co.
Texans s. 0Vll 0Ji lambs 81 OOa5 W.
EAST LlBEErY, Pa, oct"s;-Catlle Receipts
40 head shipments 1910 heal market very dull
and IOalbC of irOm yesterdays. Hogs Receipts
1900 head; shipments !, Gv0 head; market slow;
good corn fed Workers 81 40di 6O: common to
llir YotkeB 81 20aI 81; yearly grades 81 26It %.
sheep-keCeipt 1900 head; shipments 1900
head market steady at yesterdays prices.
NEW YoRK, Oct. S.-BeevGs-R Receipts 12s
cars: nothing doing In bCcyCS; dressed beef
steady at 51Ia7y{c per ID. for Sides; sac for Col.
oradO do. shGGp-ReG2 iptS 400 head market
lrnier; sheep q VO44 10 per lOO pounds; la b.
s. OOa7 70. HOgS-RecclDts 1900 head market
firm at 81 GOab 10,
CINciSSAri, o., Oct. S-lIogs stronger; com
mon aud light s. 2iAi %; packing and butchers
81 lbaI IS; receipts 29OO head shipmenS 0OQ
head,
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supply for the pigs after the wants for
the family are met,

supply for the pigs after the wants fol
the family are met,
A pig that Is stunted in the early dayi
or weeks Of its life should never have q
place In the breeding herd, H'used IN
the herd it is 10 be expected that the Oh
spring will inherit some Of the unthEiiti'
ness caused in the parent by stunting.
A boar or SOW that has nothing 70 re-
commend II but lts pedigree should be
sent by the shortest route 70 the lalten'
ing pen. A breeder or farmer does not
want the stock OF an animal that has no
individual merit TO back the pedigree,
no matter how giltedge the pedigree
may,
It Ia claimed that q BLACK stallion be-
longing to bugler In the troop oil Gov
ernor Beaver, OF Pennsylvania, which
was ordered shot because II had CHAMBERS,
has been cured OF that loathsome dis
ease, Veterinary authorities will want
positive proof Of this before accepting It
as true, inasmuch as CHAMBERS has always
been regarded as incurabe,
Many farmers no doubt, are troubled
by tranps ut this season, These fellows
are as O class worthless and vicious, al
though there may be now and then an
exception, The best thing to keep
them of the premises Is a trusty dog
zone that will stay at home when the
family Is absent, These pedestrians
have q wholesome dislike lthe result Of
experience) for such an animal, and are
not apt to disturb a place under his pro-
lection,
Many who buy newly imported
stalliols may expect altogether too
much OF them in the early days OF their
stud service, II is only reasonable that
a horse should have a comparatively
easy season ortwo, conserving his pow
ers until acclimatixaLlop Is accomplish
ed, Every year many choice stations
are practically ruined, and not few
killed outright, by disregard Of this
point, which certainly commends itself
to intelligent horsemen.
Remove all the surplus honey from
the bees, II any is left at this late date.
We will need all the extra room now TO
make examinations, for feeding, pack
Ing for winter, etc. Honey left in the
hives during the autumn months will
be iouad somewhat darkened, and 1t is
hard to get a tirst,class price for IL; hence
II should always be removed at the Close
OF the honey season, Surplus comb
honey must have nice care II we expect
to carry 1t through the winter. There
will DO but little danger Of ants aud
other insects during winter, but the
worst thing we find to contend with is
mice. II they gain access TO the money
they will ruin it. We must exclude
them by using light boxes or rooms
Farmer and StOckmdn.
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Tor Infants and Children.

$50: No. 2 Chicago go, Hay and hops quiet,
Coffee, options balb points up; October lb20a
lh,SOO; November b.lbalb. zoe; December lanu'
N.Y. March, April, May, June and July l6,lpa
Rio firm AZ l9{c, Sugar, raw dull refined 10
lower; y b99Sct extra O HA63EGi white extra o ia
Gttcj yellow bISC; mould a 10; standard A 7Iloj
confectionery a ne; cg!loaf 51spi crushed and
quiet. 1all6w strong oily Nc, ROsin quiet
TurpentiL dull at 4SISc RRgS qule and easier;
western &c; Pork slrOngi lness w bOal9 7hi
extra prime $40 2bal0 80, Cut meats firm. Lard
easier and Qplet western steam spot 6,T25Sc
October 6,GSoi November G,l5e; December and
January 685ci February G,Sapi March GAOC. But
ter dull western dairy Gallo; creamery l2a25C,
Cheese SToug and quleti western 9alOC,
CHICAGO, Oct s.-The wheat marketwa quiet,
ip fact dull feeling prevailed throughout most
uade cautiously. The market here holds stea |,
lily most Of the day, with fluctuations confined
within 70 Eaage, closing 80 lower for December
aid ~ lower for May than yesterday, Very
Provisions indefinitely ncljye, October pork Rl.
traGtng, considerable attention. Flour qulet
and unchanged. Wheai, cash No. sprng SILSO;
no, red S1Eri October SOtSri November Sg99Sl
SS closing s * S:G year S09Slg closing
cash No; 9,g9Sci Oc!!o6er SSSCi pecei ibeF S0JSa
cash No. 2, lSSc, October lSlSci November lglEci
RSss@OSF ls3c; Nsy &c Ee' No., + 4lhFP
81 30 Meas pork, CaAh, $40 OO; October 80 9,a
u %, closing Ut $40 w; November ~ S21S; year
~ 10; January % M, Lard, cash 6,g7tSci DC.
lOber G2Oci November G.bOc; year aud January
6.g!tfc. bacon, short ribs b,lbc; shoulders
i.l9Isal,2,ci short clear 6.b0c, Whisky 81 ".
Sugar, cut loaf s'Eci granulated T14ut standard
A 1SSC. Butter, easier; creamery l6G2SyIci dairy
lSa2Ot. Eggs, fresh l7al71lc,
plILApELpIuA, Oct. ,s,-Flour weak, Wheat
dull; No, 2 red October S!yjaasSC: November
KY sGSS1sC; December SiASilEo; January SIxC, |
Corn arm; No. 2yellOw 49c; No. . mixed octo' |
Der iOai04Oi NOY4mber 4Oai0l4ci December aO11t @
mixed 9519ei futures Qlieti No, Awhile October
~ 70; November 2sSc; December 2JA20I4c; |
January 2gISa30c. Eggs steady; Pennsylvania |
ilrsts 80. Sugar loweri powdered TS4c; granu'
lated 7kc.
BALTIMORE, Oct, s,-Wheat, western dull; No, |
2 winter red spot and October SIC; November |
saaSSIfc; December SiASi.4c; january |
4Oa4O4C; November 39lbaSyJlc; year SskasS SIC; |
January $40. Oats tlrni Western white ia |
2sc; do mixed 23a2Ic. Rye quiet at BE- Hay, |
prime TO choice timothy sli 90, Meas pork |
steady ut sl9iOal2 80. butter firm al 22a26c, |
Eggs GteadyRt &c,
OlSclSSATI o., oct. s,-Flour easy, Wheat
shipments 200 bushels Corn weaker; No.
mixed 8S114aSiISc. Oats hcayyi No, mixed Ola
&c. Rye steady; No. 2, 46kc. Pork quiet al /
81 90 Lard Rrm ut u 10. Hulk meals quiet
and firm; short ribs h96c. Bacon steady; short |
clear 6.9SC, Whisky steady ~ SlU!. Butter and
sugar easy!
October size; December S8IGC, Corn d II; cash
lIIGc. ClOyenGed steady; cash and October
81 u; November 81 w; February 81 %.
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EDOCh,

The transition from long, lingering and
painful sickness to robust health marks
and epoch In the life Of the individual.
Such remarkable event is treasured in
the memory and the agency whereby the
good health has been attained is CRATE
fully blessed. Hence 1t Is that so mucl,
Is heard in praise Of Electric Bitters. So
many feel they owe their restoration to
health, To the use Of the Great Alterna.
tive and Tonic. II you are troubled
with any disease OF kidneys, liver OF
stomach, OF long or short standing you
will surely find relief by use OF Electric
Bittefs. Sold at Soc and 81 per bottle al
Logan Drug Co. 3 drug store. 8
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llrend.lniIa nnd l,rutl.Ionn.

nav YURK, OCT 9, = Flour, receipts d, NO pAOht
Agesi exports b,0ie barrels aud g,lH0 eaOhtl mar
ket lffeiuiAij sales $500 lattplS Wheat ~
JeIpls aR,Aid bulhplel gthnfA ii,psg hulhelal
tait0 1000 huihelh 81 futures aud ,OOJ hulh
III bi gbOtj spot inAtkel lpWeft NJ, ted so
hngfahtd ted 11agQll uplllne dull No, 2 fyl
October Gfjici November o6Atc DECEMBER sI1icl
January btj1Gj May pl1(c. kye qlleti western
lVailc UOtiil receipts el1ilOQ bGahelli export
ia, 90 buaheiaj Galta eiB,W0 Bushels 81 illutVl
aud Ai,U00 bushels o. SPOT inattel active aud
November tldl December Wjtoj Nay liN1, Oall
iecelp,l l9i,t1 buehOlti exports LIS bnlhell
lelet tO0 w bushels u tuiuff, aud lal 900 b4th
elh Of lpoil in4ttel m0dplAtely active spot No
bNhil9' Gpdl Mitbd weston 2tA2loi while DO "a
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FOR RENT.
AsslRnae,s Sale.

-
A SSIGNEE'S SALE,
~
itS virtue NJ A decd oI hIsIrnment made by
',.t,nsc LNtei m ihe IGlh day' III sebtamber.
1ss md r"rST1ei In tho 0ilrs n The CIerf n IN
Cn,ntv Cn,,,t III Ohio County. West Virginia. In
neal n Tint IIoOE No ID. uaue IL. / wifi Eell Al
SnSliS sale IN ne pfeinises' oil
mi n .rT IA . np A,o1,p,tppp ion
THUNsDAlilhEII h Dhi VI N.Y. EanEH, o'
COM cncing u lNO'CloCk q. M, the following
described property, that y TO say Az that Ger.
tain tract 81 lAhlI STU teu Oho mlle npFtnM1t
q West Alexander, on tho waters OF Lit!!e
MhcellnRGr creek IN LlOe!ly ulsIIlSt Vnlo coHiuH,
heirs OF JAMES T. nell, deceased MllllAm y;
Whitman " u Aiklhson anu Hnes, nhu
pounded as lollnWs; bRinu,ilngk nIchIty MSo
~ small run ~ lne llne OF 2 ht
co by Mo,cs Hull And lnSuco WIN liiiIs
north ~ pOist YOU 3e ,an ~
ne tnenGc iuttn " ~ kleest West !So po!es !"
nllGE YAK " lhe hle oL ~ oWusu ~
William fillmore now y. \. hIkinaoni t ne1Se
sonih u degrees, west ~ polCs 70 sugaE iee ~
Mhlhanb llnet Inehse say ivo poieh W Wy
place OF Ucsihnlng &nH eolLalnhs QUE nhnuI Us.i
that was devised TO the SAID Vincent y larson
oy the VII o. Josyph Tatso' GeeeSSI n S Q,
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Qhf SnttlLiQentet.
ONCE Nos, 20 and ~ Fourteenth street.
UNITED bRETaREN CONFERENCE.
The Session at BuCkllRnnon appointment
forTwO DIStFlCts,

l
for 1.-TWO Districts,
The West Virginia U, B, Conferences
which was ir session last week, has ad
journed. Following is the report Of the
statiouing Committee for two districts
PAREERsBURG DIsTRIcT-G, W. WEEK
Ky, P, E. Petersburg Station, w
Martin; ParkenbuTg Circuit, q, H.
Deyol; Volcano, NJ, H, Albert: Farmer
vile, w. D, HerndOn; Pennsboro, 3, j.
Graham; Troy, GA, DAVIS Mt, Oliyee,
Z, +, Chapman; New Milton, h, NJ,
Hite; Sylvan Mills, to be supplied
Littls's Mills, T, H, Rymerj Middle
Island, II, X. Hess; HessVille, y, w,
HostetteT, B, Hall,
BUcRHANHoN DISTRICTS, A, SuANA'
BgRoAg, p. L. Buckhanpon Station,
W, NJ, Weekleyi ilinkleyllle, g,
B. NJ, Hart Freemanshlrg, H.
T. Athey; BAbour, A, !, Sal;
lsz; Preston, ]. P. Pigott; Grafton and
Irondale, o, II. Cox; TOWNSVILLE, A.,
Hendrickson; Glade, D, W, Cunning
ham; Philippi, W. r, Cunninghami
New interest," s. 7, Westfalli Upshur, g,
d. Golden; Harmon, to be supplied
Braxton, to be suppliedi Lewis, G, Y,
Palmer,
Bishop Weaver presided over the de-
libeTalions ofthe conference, and the ses'
sion was one Of the pleasantest in Its
history, The various reports showed
the church in this State to be In a very
nFOgbaFOuS condition.
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wtrn Ely's Cream Balm q child can
be treated without pain or dread and
with perfect safety, Try the remedy.
II cures catarth, hay fever and colds In
the head. II 10 easily applied into the
nostrilB and gives relief with the atst
application. rilce 300. MwTAw
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A knowledge Of right and wrong is
embraced with the senses, aud no one
needs teaching more than he who feels
able to instruct others Of what right and
wrong Is.
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No NATTER how advanced inllie.
Good teeth lu either mau or vile
Or maid arc rich prize;
Aud those who would the gift preserve
From sOZuDONT won't SWerve,
Should they all DO wise. MwF4w

WHEN you need a good, safe laxative,
ask your druggist for a box Of Ayers
Pills, and you will 6nd that they give
perfect satisfaction. For indigestion,
torpid liver, and sick headache there is
nothing superior. Leading physicians
recommend them. D&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-09

Do you suffer with habitual ConStipa.
ton Or billouaneesf u 20, Wy the pleas.
ant iiuit laxative, Elixir Of Dates, II
will cure you. Sold In 80 cent bottles
BY q, r. 0oel1e, w, w, Irwin, W, y.
Williams, John tAughlln. Logan Drug
Company and Goodwin 4 Co., Wholesale
AgenlS,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-09

especially II blessed with a wife whose
hours arc not spent in misery caused by
those dragging.down pains arising from
weaknesses peculiar 70 her sex. PlerCe's
Favorite Prescription relieves and cures
these troubles and brings sunshine to
many darkened homes. Sold by drug
gists under u positive guarantee from man
uiacturer's OF satisfaction or money re-
funded, Read guarantee on bottle-wrap-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-09

"REMEMBER, that the payment OF Prizes Is
Orleans, and the Tickets are signed by the PTeSi'
dent Of an Institution, whose chartered rights
are recognized In the highest Courts; therefore,
beware q any limitations or anonymous
ONE DOLLAR Is tho price OF the smallest
part or fraction OF Ticket ISSUED ny % III any
Drawing. AnythlnRl u our name offered Tor leiH
than 4 ll1llRF II REwlnhle, t0llgBbW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-09
nueLlen,. AFnlea salts.

The best Balye In the world tot cuts,
bruises, sores, tlperg, salt rheum, ievef
sores, tbtter, uhAppUd hands, ChilblAine,
cornb, and oil akin eFuptlonB, and posi-
lively cures piles, OF no pay required,
II 10 guaranteed 70 give perfect sitlBiao,
ton, Of money refunded, Price % cent?
per box. For sale BY Logan Drug %.