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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-08
FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Feature. of me Money and stock Ma

The Features OF the Money and Stock Mar.
kots.
NEwYoRK May T,-Money on cali easy at * 10
~ per cent; closed offered at " per cent Prime
mercantile paper s9la55t per cent. Sterling o..
change dull but steady at 81 s7aI SsI. Sales were
2lS,26 shares. y
The stock market to-day was more active and
especially ln tho forenoon, Tho opening was
ieveriIh and Irregular with no very marked
changes from last evenings prices. Among tho
low priced shares there were some sharp move,
mOrta, and Denver TOxRt 4 n. Worth rose over
/ per cent After u o'clock II. Paul became 40.
tlVa and moved up ffacllonAlly. This was FOL.
lowed BY q decline, In which Philadelphia lal
was most conspicuous With drop Of per cent
and Pullman per cent. The general list how.
ever, moved over 40 exttetnO. narrow range, aud
there seemed 70 DO no marked tendency Ia OllhOI
direction, the fluctuations being inslRnilCAht,
The heavlnOss was maintained until Tho close,
which was quiet ii close 10 the opening hFtiFoS
Railroad bonds aptiyOi talos q, 10 ,00J
Government and State bonds dull and steady
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BoHDs AND sfo0K QUOTATIONS. otosIp Itp,
IltsadIluas nod isfovl,lon,.

NEW YoAK, Nay j,-Flour, feCelp,s a,SVD paet.
area expptu laws barrels And V,SIl iltEGi maj.
M m6dentelI Active lAlea 1880 bAEfSli.
jhgFaded red % opliOni dull N6. Z M
Nay sol June $3.50 q, tl6slhs q SJjSei j1iy
IY lbi55e, eloliIg AZ slltej HIgpit 5iySlsijIS
ci6aibg d el(tci etplemttF 81 "A Oojpbi II II
Dteet5esgt, eSe. Ectu Eesslpn y go bgsAeil ~
sdtes a6d io6, No bpiheiS 81 SpoIl maffe, euIS,
AID iitu3j tinkfad6d mixed Il .NiyIi
June lSloI KIEIil lSJflJl XII Gsptt ihbef M
0tI, tiSelpI dI0o b6iHSiii IAiti iiS,65o billS
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Phtlddtiphla fttaW AVNaab
A week from tomorrow constitutional
convention elections will DO held 10
North and South Dakota, Montana anu
Warrington Territories ID accordance
with the pfoviBion Of tho bill TO admit
these territories into the Union. The
conventions BoChosen will meet on the
Fourth Of July 70 frame constitutions
which must DO submitted 70 the people,
In the casa Of South Dakota IL % pro
ylded that the Sioux Falls constitution
framed In 1885, shall DO voted on d thu
same time the delegates 70 4 new con
yenllon are chosen, and, II adopted, vi
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convention will not meet, but the terri
tory will be admitted at once. The cam
paien In all these territories Is not under
way, and much interest 10 excited in the
new political relations they are soon 70
enter into, II 10 encouraging TO know
that Republican prospects are bright IN
three Of the territories and not discour-
aging in the fourth,
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The best Balve In the world Tor cuts,
bruisee, sores, ulecte, salt fheutn, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, Ghilblhng,
corlsi and all skin erupllohs, and posi-
lively cufe4 piles, Of no nay required.
u 10 guaranteed 10 give perfect eatlBlae'
ton, OF money refunded. PdCB 96eonta
per box. Fot bale BY Logan Drug %,
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WHAT viii cure the worst case Of dys.
pepsia? What will insure hearty APP
petite and increased digestion? What
will cure general debility and give q
new lease Of life? What will dispel
nervous depression and low spirits?
What will restore exhausted mothers to
full strength What will strengthen
nerves and muscles7 What will enrich
the blood2 What will enable you to
overcome weakness, wakefulness and
lack Of energy2 What will prevent
chills and fever and other effects Of
malarial poison? Browns Iron Bitters.
1t Is well to know this, D&w
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Medical.

nUpPC NERVOUS EXHAUSTION, Want Of
Vuhho Sleep, Indigestion, HEADACHE, Sal
Low Complexion, J Lost APPETITE kSgta'E,s,
stores Lost Vitality, and q most Powerful
Blood Purifier, removing all tRlnts Of scTotulR,
scurYy, ETC., from the entire system.
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Cancer Of nc tongue.

For three or four years I had an eat.
ing sore on my tongue that made con.
siderable hole in IL. l became alarmed
at It's progress, and went TO Atlanta for
treatment. The result was that com.
menced the use Of swift's Specific, and
the sore was soon gone, without a trace
Of It left. A. LEWIS,
ThomaSton, Ca, March IA, 1850.
In 1887 I gave you q testimonial show.
ing that y. s. s. had cured me Of rheu.
mStiam Of twelve years standing, aud ]
take pleasure in saying that have
never had any return OF the disease. Al
a tonic in the spring, s. s. s. is splen.
did medicine. ]. H. NJ. MARTIN.
Jackson, Mes, March II, $50.
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-"
Petroleum.,

CINc1NSAr1t o., May 7.-Hogs easier; common
4 ISL receipts 9,llO heaaj Shipments 1850 head,
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Any DruREiSt

In the United States will recommend
Elixir OF Dates II you need gentle and
reliable laxative. II your liver Is mac
tive you can't hope for good health
until you regulate the regulator" by
taking some safe remedy, Elixir Of
Dates Is just what yon need. Give II a
trial. Sold in 80 cent bottles by O. n,
Goethe, w. W. Irwin, John Laughlin.
Logan Drug Company and Goodwin q
Co., wholesale agents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-08

/ WANT to tell suffering humanity
what was the matter with and what
cured me, ! broke out with rash, the
most uncomfortable thing ] ever had
because 1t itChed 30 and ! had TO fan my
hands TO get ease. You could not see
the veins on my hands, there were 80
many pimples on them. ! used one
bottle Loose's Fluid Extract OF Red Clio
YER and was completely cured.-T. a.
Smith, st, O. & L. w. Ry., Toledo, o.
Logan Drug Company, bridge corner
druggists, Wheeling, W. Va. paw,
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Can be- Saved from a DFQHkaEd'S Grave,

TURKISH LIFE TABLETS will positively and
permanently cure those who may % anlicted
Habit, Graduating from the system the awful
craving desire which 80 many and hard 10 Felin'
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lRAND MONTHLY DRAWING,

Al the Aoadenyot Music, New Orleans,
Tuesday, May II, 1859,
PRIZE, 100000.
10000 Tickets at Sol Halves $40, Quarters s.;
TenthS al TWentlethA 81,
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CIR the Best. FRED. BRowN's Ginger
never fails to relieve nausea, collie, in
digestion, etc. No family should be
without It. Att Druggists.
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Wheennr Il1e stool. nIarket.

catat-l ,OcO 70 iieo lbs stock s}ias11Sc peer y.
go 70 go lbs. SaS{c per lb.i 100 70 800 Lbs
H6qE hlfke. isirt $3.50 pSr ID. q
Ldnlbl-Good d 9a6G per ID.
C1ltel .8A5c pNF ID.
Aeep-aA4I<c per Id. ..i
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NEW YoRK, May 7.-Pig iron weak: American
81 00n1B 80. Copper nominali Lake May 81 %,
Lead dull and arm; domestic % SIX. Tin quiet
and easy, straits go 90
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when Baby was nict, We gave her castoria,
When she wma Child she cried for cAstOrla,
when she became Mis-, shO chung to csutprIa,
when she had children, she gave them ca.sorla.
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els Of futures and l2i. 900 bushels spot; market
quiet; spot No. white S6oj western 2Sa
$sS,; While DO SaSg.C ~ Hay and hops
KAY Iesoci July i, sdaiT,0S Xususs iiiOsiSiSc;
September l7.2dAl7,Sc; October, November and
December lL9OAl7,t 6c; January, February and
March lI:tbalIh5Ci spot Rio steady q lStttc,
Sugar rehned dull aud unchanged. holRlses
TurpentIIs Eteadierl RggS tirmi western iijj{Ic
Pork quiet, Cut meats quiet lard StFongeri
western steam 7,2oci May 7,2ieI June 7,2iej July
J.26ci August 1901 September 7,SSc, Butter
dpll; western dairy qAlbci do creamery lAA2Oc'
transacted 10 wheat today. Corn was quiet and
Inactive, Oats were fairly active. Provisions
were active Flour steady and unchanged,
wheat, caSa 10: 2 spring Sc; No, spring 10
7Tci year 76c, Corn, cash No, 2 land June 81
AssSSci July 824ci August 80. Oats, caSh No, p
2stct June Ssct July 2hgi September 2521ble'
re, No; 2 l9Hc flaxssed, Ne, ., q %, TIN,
III S0i July 81 sOi August Sl2 %, Lard, essh
Ss;!S2|sci June k9oci July ep6ci August 1OOc.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nay 7.-FlouF weak and
unsettled. Wheat arm; No, 2 red, May and June
9osSlc; July s29 sASS ici August s2Is9ssIc, Corn;
so; August l2I<als55SSc, Oats fiTmi No. 3whlte
81 <cj No, 2White Nay and June 821 July
82SA331%ci August SlhAS2c. Butter unsettled
aud loWeri PennsylyRniA creamery extra 2iR22o,
DO prints extra 8C. Eggs drmeTf PennIylyRnlR
irSh 10,
CINCINNATI. o., Nay 7.-FlouE steady. Wheat
scarce and firm; No. 2red S6ci receipts 800 buIh:
eli; shipments none. Corn Armi No. 2 mixed
965 aS7c. Oats quiet and arm; No. mixed 905 Sc.
Rye eAsiOEj No, 2, 40, Pork hrner at s7GDa |
73. Lard stronger at 6,671ffc. Bulk meats and |
bacon quiet WhlSky steady Of q %. Butter |
easier and loweri fancy creamery 22a28ci choice
dairy roll 14al6c. Sugar steady Eggs weak al
ll1fll2c, Cheese easier. T7l
BALTIMORE, May 7.-wheat western, quIetRud |
easy Nc; winter red spot $40; May S11SSastci
armi mixed spot ll54al2oi Nay aud June ilisoi |
July 42Ilp, ioGtS steady weGtSTn white S2ASSSc'
Rye INACTIVE NJ MAb6c, Hay steady; prime 70 |
Brn packed lhllGc; creamery 20A23c. Eggs Arm |
1t lS>iAl4c. Coffee quiet at lS5zc.
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Address Registered Letters containing
Currency 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
.II n New frlhAnE Ia

"REMEMBER, that the payment Of Prizes Is
GUARANTEED ny RoUR NATIONAL BANKS Of New
Orleans and the Tickets are signed by the Presi.
dent Of an Institution, whose chartered right
are recognized In the highest Courts; therefore.
beware q any limitations or anonymous
ONE DOLLAR "a the price Of Tho smallest
part or fraction Of Ticket ISSUED ny Us IN any
Drawing, Anything 10 our name offered for less
than Dollar n d swindle Ap 7.WAw
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PubIIo Sale.
PUBLIC SALE,
Will be sold at public auction a. we ia1e real
deuce OF j T., uilchFls9i LeAlhsIWoOl' on
THURSDAY, MAY Q,

VTUVh y M = TVFV1
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
oor,',tInp Of Bed.,eadI, WaTdrobQS, Bureaus,
so''' Carpets, &c,
Opei ,cat PhRetOn With shalt ana poIei one Y;
w.. InpIemCnls and Tools Of various
Eiad,, family inarei four year old bay colt
W., All sums Of SO 90 or under cash. over
nal munnt credit Of 20 days will 30 given,
the pnrchuUr Swing note WIN 9pPtSIse1 10
curly AuctloneeT.
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TRAVELLER GUIDE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
a TRAINs5on and Gt!er Nov, =, 49, J
lay excepted. tMonday. excepted. tsAtiI las
excepted. lsunday only. Saturday only
RaIt6Fn HtRnlAfil Tina Ivy
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Educational.
MI. De CHANTAL,
NEAR WHEELING, W. Va.
tslIteru Of the visitation

A school Of more than national reputation
onen exceptional advantages for thorough edu.
cation Of young ladies' in all departments. Ii.
hrary Of hx thousand volumes. Fine philo.
Sophlcal, chemical and Astronomical apparatus.
Musical Department spet ally nsted. Corps Of
plano teachers trained By q leading professor
from Conservatory Of Stuttgart. Vocal culture
according 70 the method Of the old Italian mas.
ters. i t
Location un1urpahSed for beauty and health.
ES nv setea p peaafe grSpnda Board e1cellent
all the principal cltiOa, address
eol lA 'fHE DIRENTREaq
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D., q . 9, NAlIFOAdl N
Dt s's % THIsHa ssS: 4 ' S
Wcodlatid pas,opsor lsayOs BellllfO Al liOop
M arrives ~ pollAlfo Al 9t25 A M
9anHS'sS1 . ASsSn a s IsiSs Sos
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N TO THE PUBLIC,
TelenhOne 2S7
NOTICE

mo THE NEW POSTMAsTERs AND
Money order Clerk, who have 10 give bond.
10 the Treasures Of Secret Orders, who have 70
eiye band 70 the TTeasureTS Of Building AsSO'
Citations, who have to give bond. To any one
who has togve4 bond Don't AJAX your ItIsn In
Sih, In The American Surety Company, Of New
York"CaSh capital 81, 10000 To any one, who
a. In ms habit Of going on a bond, don't do H.
Soll may lose. Tell your friend who applies 70
ySu ia insure itWith SWEENEY & EDWARDS,
ticneral Agents, 1905 Market street, wheeling
a A0lU
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Proposals.
NOTICE
~ rnnirnrlor. and Sewer PIps Dealers.

scaled proposals will be received BY me ConnI,'
ellis Of nc borough Of Green6b9lg, IT, uu ~,
IKE iuTniShing OF Fewer Pipe and iof lhs eon
s,,nction oi asyEtem oil sewerage LOT sala poI'
o1sh' About ulx miles Of SAit, glazed! MtIlneu'
Spsie strength sewer pipe Will be re9giIedi ...
Bis Will be received lor me p,sn s M
sisriac.iintis OF IhG work, and sizes o. pipe re'
Smind, uan be seen on application 70 ne under
as,1nsJ on and alter Wednesday, Nay y lsse,
INC board IeieryeS the right 70 reject g1ny OF
~ uti'' Borough Engineer.
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Steamship Tlokets

EXCURsIoN 10 EUROPE
konhd !Ilp fun New YCtt 10 Hamburg aud
return $50 Ia the hnl cAbln. '''
,s hsiSiipi9n leave. NV, Ygft June ~ on tho
~. II. p, igHRENs.
aPS VAI Aaitol Street.
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NOTICE!.

IhIy, received legal notice from the County
Hoard al Health that the practice Of dumping
thc contents Of prlvy vaults on the fields near
stnnnei While every effort will be made 70
cSnsrmc the night soil ~ fast ~ brought % the
cSr,natOry ii will he impossible 10 destroy Rt the
crenRiOry all night soil now upon the premises
al ncrs0ns who have been notified, within the
prescribed time NOpernOn VIII 20 prosecuted
VaniiS Within a specified time, providing the
fault il through tho failure Of the furnace to
accommodate all demands made upon II.
This shall not DO construed 70 release any per
san from The penalties for violation oil the ordl'
nance IN relation To ash vaults:
GEORGE ]. GARRISON, MD,
myl Health Oaleer
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SlA ffi4es amounting ,Ool ibOO
NoTE.-Tickets drawing Capital Prizes are not
entitled 10 terminal Prizes.
For Club Rates, or any further information
aeStEed wSIte iss6iy 70 The nRSdss,Ened clearly
Street and Number. More rapid return mall de
livery will DO assured by your enclosing m en-.
YelOpe bearing your full address,
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Railroads..


WHEELING & ELM GROVE r r.
wv TN and alter Monday, April 70 1880,
trains on the wheeling 4 Elm Glove Railroad
will run % lollowS;
LEAVE WHEELING.
$50 ~ m, 10 q, m, 100 u. M, 500 a. m, 900
q. M, 1000 a. M, l;O0 o. M, 1900 m, lt0Up
M, 2;C0 p. M, 800 p, nj 400 p, M. 6i0p, M,
Sl0 p NJ, $500 p. tn, 500 p. m, $3.50 p. IN.
LEAVE WHEELING PARK.
6;lO a. M, 7:O0A. m, 500 q M. 900 a m 1890
q n il:oO q. M, 1900 M, l:OOp. ln, 400 p. M,
800 p M, 400 p. M, b:l0 n. M, $40 p. m, 100
p M, 500 p. m s;b6 p. m 1910 p. nj.
suNDAYs.-Leaye az 100 a. m. and run every
hour except church train at 9;lb IN Leave
Wheeling Park GtS;OO H. u and run every hour
until 1000 p M, except church ttAinS, which
Will leave the Park at 0:iO u. M, and Wheeling
at 1915 and 9:l6 y m;
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.-TlME
" Table taking effect Fob. 10, 1850 paSsen
ger trains will run % iollOws--CehtEal Time
All trains daily except those marked lhud
which do not run Oh Sunday:
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IMPORTANT.

or N. A. DAUPHIN,
Washington, D. Q.
BY ordinary letter, containing Money Order
Issued by all Express Companies, New York Ex,
change, Draft or Postal Note. We pay charges
on Currency sent 10 uS BY Express III sums Of
% or over.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-07-11
TIME TABLE CHANGES.

Excellent Connections Can Now Be
 Made on the Meriden and Water
 bury Road.
 Beginning on Saturday the time table on the Meriden, Waterbury and Connecticut River railroad will be somewhat changed and for the better. The 9:27 train toward Waterbury will leave Mcriden at 9:2O, the 4:55 train will leave at 5:15, and the 6:5O train in the same direction will leave at 6:35. The 6:25 p. m. train from this city will leave one-half hour later, arriving at Meriden at 7:52. The early morning freight which has been running extra from Waterbury, will hereafter run on schedule time, leaving Dublin street at a. m., with a passenger car attached, arriving in Mer- iden at o'clock. The S:55 train to Crom- we'll Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings will connect with the steamer Sunshine for Sag Harbor and New London, and returning on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays the 5:15 p. m. train will con- meet at Cromwell to bring passengers home from these places.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-07-11
nEcocN1zEs NO AUTHORITY.

Inspector Colley and Foreti1an Hogan
 of the Street Department Have q
 War of Words.
 There was another tilt between the op- posing forces in charge of the street de- partment this morning, and according to the best authority both sides won. h. spector Colley and Foreman Hogan were the principals in the affair. Colley was backed up by force of Italian laborers, while the foreman had gang sf Amer ican and Irish laborers on his side.
 When Hogan was appointed to his pres ent position he was instructed by the commissioners to do the work of his pre- decessor, Albert Lyman. One of his duties was to keep the crosswalks free'from mud on rainy days. This morning Fore man Hogan with his gang began work upon the crosswalks when Inspector Colley appeared upon the scene and or
 dersd them to stop work. The foreman informed MT Colley that he was instructed to do the work and he proposed to follow his orders to the letter. The inspector said he recognized no such authority and ordered Foreman Cook with gang oi Italians to clean the crosswalks. Fore man Cook, of course, did as he was told and at last accounts two gangs of laborers were hoeing mud off the crosswalks. It is high time for the board of roac commissioners to take a hand i'll the matter.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-07-11
A Wild Man i'll the Woods.

The Meridsn Journal reports the dis covery of wild man near Pembroke. The man is described as being about forty five years old, with long beard and hair and entirely nude. He appeared at the spring in the woods belonging to w. s. Peck at Pembroke, and walking through the woods and across the swamps came out on the road and started toward New Fairfield.
 MT Peek, who was driving home, met him. The wild man jnmped into the under brush until the team passed, when he emerged again. MT Peck stopped his team, but the action seemed to enrage the strange creature, who immediately com menced to make an unintelligible noise, and picking up a huge stone he hurled it at the team. MT Peck immediately whipped up his horse and drove home to report the appearance. Several of his ueighbors drove up afterward and report ed having met the man at various points along the road toward New Fairfield.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-07-11
Baron Roli.ch,s checkered Llfe.

Extraordinary skill as chess player brought fame, wealth and title to the late Baron Rolisch, of Vienna. While yet boy he left his humble Austrian home, with but few thalers in his pocket, to seek his fortune. He drifted to Paris, where, after suffering great pri- vation and poverty. he finally won a rep utation among chess players, and hls prosperity began. Rich and influential mon became hls pupils, and he stood high in their favor. Baron Rothsohild helped him establish 0 bank In Vienna; but his accumulation of wealth was not as rapid as it was later on, in the Parls Stock Ex- change. He played chess with President Grevy in the evening, and dabbled in stocks during the day, political informa- tion received from tho statesman helping him, it was believed, in making success full ventures. Afew years ago he returned to Vienna, and devoted much of his time in collecting paintings and altar cloths. while he also tried editing and publish paper, but with indifferent success He was raised to the nobility by tho Grand Duke of Weimar.-N. Y. Tele- gram.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-07-11
Tlle Persian Gentlemen.

In Persia boys and girls never play to- gether. Even at home, the inferiority of the girls Is insisted on, just as much by the mother as by the father. The little girls have to invite playmates of their own, but their games are never lively ones. They generally prefer to sit by themselves under the shade of mulberry or pomegranate trees in the garden (which usually Is laid out in tho court yard surrounded on all sides by houses or high walls) and listen to fairy tales which their mothers and nurses can tell them very interestingly, indeed. While there Is very little companionship or love be- tween brothers and sisters, there Is no quarreling and no fighting, either, be- tween them and the boys, while think ing themselves above the girls, show them many little kindnesses.-N. Y. Mall and Express.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-07-11
Pa[asoIs and Umbrellas,

Closing Out Sale of Parasols. Every Fancy Parasol to be sold-none to be carried over-we have made a half price reduction on many of our best styles in fancy satin coaching parasols. We have few lace covered parasols that we have marked at such low prices that every lady can have one. One lot of children's colored satin parasols which we shall sell at 49 cents each. The colors are Pink, Blue, Brown, Red. Navy, Cardinal, Ecru. The price is 4o cents ach.
 Black Silk Sunshades and Umbrellas, all sizes and qualities. Prices very low. Remember we do not propose to carry over a single parasol and have made these special low prices to close the last one.