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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-11

10 smile Whlle collar button heW,
Or buttOn'hOle tore square IN two!
POuHgNtOrn Telegram,
Domestic felicity is disturbed when a
man has q wife and elixir,-New York
World,
1t must DO very exciting for the insect
world. to see an antelope.-New York
World,
Tho man who figures in an explosion
begins at the bottom and works up
Boston Courier.
Prize fighting is getting to be in disre-
pute because tho fighters do not Gght.-
lerre Haue Express,
A man has to mind his p's and as 10
keep from being classed with the U.s.
Terre Haute Express,
Appearances arc sometimes deCeiving.
Eggs arc not strong, yet they do we'll in
a scramble BiFmiRgham Republican
ut was an awful sight," quoth Mrs.
Spriggins, at was Just like one Of
those horrorscopes you dream about
Hdrper'S Ba:Gr.
Solomon was esteemed u wise man in
his day, but then in Solomon's day no
ono had ever seen q Harvard sophomore.
-SOmerUiM JonrnaL
Runaway matches are made in heaven.
Those deliberately planned by selfish
relatives get their birthstone ends fixed
in the other place. PicGyune,
Lucky" said-NIr. o~lesport, speaking
OF . friend; "lucky? Why, that man
couldn't fall into the soup without find.
ing a silver spoon."-Terre Haute En-.
press.
A man named Dory has Just named
his first infant Hunky. When he has
eight or ten Of them he won't think the
name so 0ppropriate.-Nrw York Tribune.
Johnny-"Pa, when u man fails, what
do they mean by his disabilities? ?" Papa
1.-THE amount for which his creditors
will get left, my son."-Lawrence diner.
icdn,
"Present-wear; past-wore; Tommy,
define that" said the teacher" "When
mamma gets a new dress it's to wear,
and when papa gets the bill it's war"
answered the bright boy,-Epoch.
S%he-"There are not so many elopc.
ments now as there have been" He
mo; they are out OF season." She
"seasonl What has that to do with it?"
He-"Everything. 1t is not fly time
now, "-Erchangc.
AT Thanksgiving time the small boy
sometimes envies tho camel because tho
camel has two stomaChs, but he is apt to
think that Providence knows best after
all, during the green apple season.
Journal Of Education.
They had u guessing match in Chicago
the other day over the number OF seeds
in a squash. The right number was 2SG,
but the guesses ranged from AZ to l0,500.
The man who guessed the latter number
was n census enumeration from Mime.
apolls, -PiNSburgh Chronicle.
Secretary Of War Proctor has issued
an order thattwo cannons and 100 Spring.
field rifles be sent TO each college and
university ut which an army officer is
stationed. The Secretary must have
been passing nj OF those colleges when
the students were immersed in a game
Of foot ball, -NOrriStOwn Herald.
A lady tellsthis: "Weneededegg one
morning, and old Maggie was sent to the
grocery to get some, Later in the day
Maggie volunteered the general remark
that eggs is high Are they 2 l re.
piled How muCh?' Forty Cints q
dozen, mum. Sure I'd be- after buying
no eggs at that price, MUM, and SO | Dor.
row0d them OF the nelghbors !"-BuGalo
ddrcrkiser.
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BONDS AND sroCK QUorArIoNs-cLOsED MD.


NRw York, April 1O.-FlOur, receipts 1884
packages; exports B,OSl barrels and 0,7Gl sacks;
market moro active; Sales El,5OO barrels. Wheat,
sales II, 9SO,g 600 bushels Of futures; no spot: spot
market dull: No. white yOC; options active and
Irregular; No. 2 rcd April $50; May SGklSTsEc,
closing. Ut SG2Sc; june, SSEaSS4c, closing ut
SIZE July SSAaS9Hc, closing At Ss11{c; August
December OONc. Corn, receipts % ,9g2 bushels:
exports l2B,SiJ bushels sales 100000 bushels Of
futures and 2l9,OOO bushels Of spot; market less
active; ungraded mixed 4lai4c; April 1870; May
iIEEci June 42)l{ai2Hc, closing Of 4!II{c; July 43c;
August 4JlIc. Oats, receipts 4l,OOO bushels: sales
2i,OW bushels OF futures and $1,000 bushels Of
spot: market weak; spot No. 2 white 3ic; mixed
western 3OlGIc; white do SiGSO1SSC; No. 2 Chicago
S?Nc. Hay quiet Coffee, options steady and
6alO points down; April lG.GAlG.7 Oc; May
lG,Srll7 ,Ojc; September aud October l1,0jal7,2bC;
November, December aud January lT.l6al7.AOC
spot steady At lss114c. Sugar, raw stronger refined
firm extra C6HG; white extra G 7SlCG;yell0w OK
AG9Ec; of A 7EC; mould A 50; standard A con.
ieCtiOnGrS' T1IC; cut loaf aud crushed gc; pow
deTed and cubes S4e; granulated SG; MolGies,
TurpCntlne dull. Eggs firm; western i6alSlC.
PORK dull. Cut meats quiet. Lard lower; west.
ern steam 7.22NG; April aud May 7,lOc; June
7.29c; July 7.2l6; August 1910; September 7.2Sc.
Butter firm; western dairy l2l2Oci creamery lHa
nc. Cheese dull; western l2c.
CHICAGO, April lO.-The feeling In the wheat
market was a little unsettled and prices were
advanced somewhat above yesterdays prices.
Corn easier. Oats unsettled and prices lrregu.
lar. Provisions fairly active. Flour steady and
No. 3 sprlug SIC; No. rcd ~sjt4asGc; May SG7Sa
SSkc, closing ut SIC; Juno s6AAsSHc, closing at
cash No. ., 9i{c; May Ssll{|c; July &lc., Oats,
&c. Sscn E ESc, No: 3, 10. MG Fla S1ssSi j y q. All Tim caiy
seed 81 81. Mess pork, cash Sll Oj; May sll 6S;
June 81 70; July 81 ". Lard, cash aud May
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Richard Bennett, WestGeld, N. "
For thirty.two years l suffered from
piles, both internal and external, with
all their attendant agonies, and like
manyanothersuiTered from homorrhoids,
All those thirty.two years l had to
cramp myself to pay doctors and drug
gists for stuff that was doing me little or
no good. Finally | was urged by one
who had had the same complaint, but
had been cured by BRANDRETn's PILLS,
to try his cure. Ibid so, and began to
improve, and for the past two years |
have had no inconvenience from that
terrible ailment.
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WORK on TILE TESTERS,

Job endured much, Ills pains were great,
And many trials suffered through
But Job, distressed, ne'er met tho test
To smile while collar button flew,
Or b%uttOn'hOle tore square IN two!
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Why does a man call his sweetheart
honey2 Because she Ia his bee.loved.


Tho seeds Of Intermittent and bilious temlttent
fever terminate and bear evil fruit No com
muhity hAA altogether escaped H. In populOul
wards Of large cities bad sewage causes H. aud
in thOlf suburbs ltAghhhl pools In authot lots
breed H. There IA Al once Atemedy and AmSAni
Of prevention, iis name ID IiOIleilet'a stomach
BltletS, which Ii, Without pttadyOniufe, the
most potent Anlld6le IN p&iA(eNcg 70 the inA!A'
tlAl titne, FotllAbd with this Incompatible
saving apeclhbt iniAamAtio Influences may b, en-
C1uhtef9d with Absolute lmputily. Disorder
Of the stomach liver and bowels, begottei by
nlAnla'tAinled WAtef, or any other cause sue.
Cninb 70 the .behehDeht corrective named and
rheumatic, kidney aud bladder troubles arc
surely removable by IL use when u 10 given q
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puSLtsn,s ArniSA sAlvo.

The best Salve In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt fheumJ fever
sores, letter, Chapped hands, ChilIlaing,
cofns, and Ill skin efuptlons, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required
Il "A guaranteed 10 give perfect BAtisIac'
zion or money refunded. Price 20 cent?
peF box. For sale by Logan Drug CO..
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features OF thu Money and Stock Mar.
keta,

h Features OF tha Money and Stock Mar.
kGts.
NEW YoRK, April lO,-Money on call easy at
Sai1s per cent; last loan 3per cent; closed Of.
fercd ut 3pGr cent, Primo mercantile paper ~
40 per cent. Sterling exchange dull but firm
at sis7ai SSk, Sales were 2OO, SaS shares,
There was moro activity In the stock market
this morning than during the SAINT hours for u
long time, but later the market Quieted down
and lost u portion Of the carly glIns, The open.
lug was trim, and the changes In but few cases
were for more than slight fractions. st. Paul led
the upward movement aud was followed by
Lake Erie & Western preferred aud later by Bur
liuglon, but the gains were not for more than
fractional amounts, The hest prices Of the day
were reached, about noon. There was EOme
heayIness toward delivery hour, but AtChiSon
was the only stock showing any marked ANNA.
ton, aud the market finally closed quiet but
strong ut close to tho best prices Of the day,
Colorado Coal Is u per cent lower. Manhattan
rose ~, Consolidated gas ~. San Francisco pre-.
lerrGd ~, aud Louisville & Nashville /,
Railroad bonds fairly active; sales Sl,SOi,C00.
Government and State bOnuHlull and steady,
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They had Il guessing match in Chicago
the other day over the number OF seeds
in n squash. The right number was 2SO,
but the guesses ranged from AZ to l0,500.
The man who guessed the latter number
was n census enumeration from Mime.
apolis,-PiNsbur1h Chronicle,
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NEw YoRK, Aptll1O. -Pettoleum opened steady
al SyISC, but alter the flfAt sales moved up 10 WklG.
The market then became dull aud remained 81
until the close, which was steady al WNSCi sales
100000 barrels,
OIL CRY, ia, April iO.-opchOd Al S9tSC;
highest OOLO, closed at QOC; sales Oli,000 barrBlAI
Cl6Ara1Ce6 GAO barrels, charters 2i,VB bafrOlBj
|hhlpHenA 1851 BARRELS runs @,tOi barrels.
BRAbFoRp, pa, April i0,-Oponcd aud lowest
sglie; closed al Voc highesL0ONc CleAtantes "a.
UO barrels.
r%irftBURaH. Pa. April i1..-Duli aud steady,
opened aud lOweat SW{ci closed ii SgJsCl highest
pOkCi
TtrvuvttLR, PA, Aptll iO,-opcned al SgjIoi
highest VOC lowest 6yJicj closed Al VOu.
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NtV IUTN HWW'
Mrs. YoungkupplO with Sslgh)-Jack
doesn't call me sweetheart any more It's
photograph now.
Miss Chumley-Why does he call YOU
Mrs. Vile says I'm always talking
back at him.
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Two.thirds Of all deaths in New York
City arc from consumption or pneumo'
MIA, The sano proportion holds fol
most other cities. Delays are dangerous,
DR.. ACker's English Remedy for CON
sumption will always relieve, and may
save your life. @. X, GoetSe, Il. i. Burt,
@. Menkemeller, Logan Drug Co. 4
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; intense. itching. and
HtInRlngi most Al night wOrsO by scratching
III allowed 10 continue tumOfA form, which
often bleed aud u~lCcfate, becoming very sore
SWAyNE'A OINTMENT ttopu the Itching Ant
moves IhO tdmofA. Al druggists, OF , y.inAil, iOi
80 cents, Dr. SwAynC 4 Hon. philadelphia.
RFhnAtV
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Railroads.


WHEELING & ELM GROVE r. r.
wv On ami aT,er ssturJnv 0ctoSa, IN IsSS
,rss,nu m ,Sn WLoo,inH y w. "HSEsonTa ush'tIscsb
viii run NJ iolloWSi " N'
hE XIV ! M ~ 5IS nav u,o.u ,,Oon
M I'M ~ - N Non n n ~ . I'M In n y, q ~! y. ~"
IFAyE WHERIIS0 PARK!
n nv n Ion - ~, -" G.in = = NV W s.O6 H. - nz'G I5. NJ, ~ ~
FihMNstiNrPi; VI 4 yin uvt II MI S SNr ", M y" ~! tv'T IHi w M
RIM az faiinws, 7 Snva No Si;, az S.SS = ~ "Wnndd
nm "vcTv bnWnr' MIL Mn ny ~ "ttSos,ySo Hh.,sitnS
PARK Al 300 a. NJ. and ruh eYery Sonr untii 10
ERs: m nAS IN C SaSE y 5 5tHi9 WIN leave fafN ~
noSi ~ N1"''' "" u1psCu sup,t
|DALTIMORE&OHIO RAILROAD
u e sISSs SG gNs GhScsa ~ III M SSt3SI[,n ING; n,os
m. S:go n M sic n M daily y and iiiiS nm dali"
1890 |, - IS,iV ~ uahSi AHu A'AO ~" uAHI
e1Fssp prS sS! sH : S.o,rr.,, and q. ,or,, ,o,os.u
daIlyI iI:iS n m dSIIvp eISeNt \, U''""
F foF GoISm sSsS0 g:5s s1d i6;s ~ = = M N, s SfIly' and
d dtsiS p y, cay, except Saturday, and 2'@ pm
pSnroSs ~ sSvvvSsSo, n n p.,,t,.n
PhiladSIpbiSS and GE $otE Va GGy,aItsn' s.SS'
aa Ana BIO m daily Wa Pittsburgh S'@P' M
~ w. pI,,,h,,,,s 80 vv..AL.on n. S.oo
FSE f ILntN a.. ana warrington v "a, 900 = m
eTcSpt EEHHnSJSSvv' Idat,IioH HSiIt ;Sy,sS t 10 \, t ~ wSS.SS.
inSt6n. pa 6!sO n M dsSIIv aT WSS SnnLSy ""NN
ukS w. b VA U;Sy " H. WHY S6Gept sunGay. 01
pi ~ PIISGnrg9 washington Baltimore
TaImwb i y ana ~ Sjrrj ~ y y; AZ ~ srr1s,
oniv 9Au NluV'uu@N' Ea' "'h' eu"""1
''FF5 ~. Norrds,uo am >, .r1 ,o,nn ,oo,
daIIi,, sHnnnI SI 10y Z o.iV = NJ Gmu iGivV HVOui
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They We're Both Much Confused.

They were passing under the elevated
railroad, and the din overhead was al.
most deaiening.
"This hustle makes my head ache" she
said.
"Probably," observed he, "if you were
to wear a smaller ONO
"slrl' she Indignantly cried. "Imean
the noise Confuses me-"
~ beg your pardon stammered he.
~ am confused, too"
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Tho child coughed. The mother ran.
No remedy was near. Before morning
the poor little sufferer was dead. Moral:
Always keep DR.. Acker's English Rem.
edy at hand. G. Il. Goethe, X. B. Burt,
@. MenkCmeller, Logan Drug Co. 5
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AT Thanksgiving time the small boy
sometimes envies tho camel because tho
camel has two stomachs, but he is apt to
think that Providence knows best after
all, during the green apple season.
Journal of Education,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-11

WHEELING & ELM GROVE R. r,
trains on tho Wheeling d Elm Grove Railroad
will run ~ follows;
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CINCINNATI, o, April lo.-Flour weak. Wheat
quiet; No. . rcd $50; receipts 900 bushels; ship.
lnGntS Loo bushels, Corn quiet; No. 2 mixed
SJc, Oats steady; No. 2mlxed IKE. Rye firm;
No, 2, &c. Pork quiet at Sl2 10. Lard steady al
O.SOc. Bulk meats aud bacon steady. whisky
firm At q %. Butter, sugar and cheese steady.
ERNA firm 1T Nn.
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II saved tic life OF my little girl by
the prompt Use Of Dr.. Acker's English
Remedy for consumption Mrs. VIM.
v. Hartman, New York. O. X. GUetze,
r. B. Burt, @. Menkemeller, Logan Drug
Co. O
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For b., Clainvlllc, s;56 a m, 2:@ p m aud $40
y IN, daily, except Sunday.
Express tralnI arrive from Chicago, 1855 and
$3.50 q N and O:D p m daily, and 1906 d m daily
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abe Snte4iaeMfer.
onleel So. % and a1 F%ourteenlll street.
NEVER TALK BACK.

ny JANE WilTCONR RILKf'
Never talk back slCh things Is rlprehenElble;
A fellow only "cOrkA" hikse't that Jaws a man
that's hot;
In a quarrel, q you'll only keep your mouth
Hhet aud act sensible,
The man that does the talEln'll glS woIRted
every Shoti
Never talk back 10 q Teller that's abuSIn' you
JeAt let him carry on, and rip, and cuSs and
swear;
Aud when he finds his lyin' and his dRmmln's
lest RmuHin' you,
You've got him clean kNiummixGd, aud you
want 70 hold him theFOl
Never talk back, and wake up the whole com,
munlty,
Aud call a mani liar, over law, or politics.
You can Ut and land HIN iurder and With grace
full impunily
With one good jolt Of silence than a half u
dozen Kicks,
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She-"There are not so many elopc.
ments now as there have BEEN" He
mo; they are out OF season." She
Season What has that to do with it?"
He-'EverythinG. 1t is not fly time
nOM.n-Erchnnne.
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FOR SALE,

a iIar Lnts on the Old Fair Grounds, zAne's
SST1li Worth and South Front BtrOC8 And
" lghn NteetH, Al very low figures.
IlA'lIn,
,sSlGt BticE HOUSE, n aud " viRlAlA street,
NJ kiaiaiC OF both together, They CON
alOietn improvements.
= " kOOinel House, 1877 South BfOAdwAyi a
tItglFtiy Al much lCaA than cost
wv N20ined Cottage for yg1b,
N, R9qned House, North Front street,
\, y All IL good condition. $500,
n. pheant home,
fl lonSi HtiCE House, southwest corner
Nh gTlElth Ohd Wood streets, al q bAfGAini
NJ lt Investment
O. o. smith. ian Main strceL.
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Tho simple application Of "swAYNE'l ONT
MENT,W wiihontA any internal nOdlOlne VII cure
any cahc Of TCltOty salt Rhgutn RlngwotIni
plies, Itch, Sores, plmploe, Eczema, all bcAlyl
Itchy skin EfupllOtl, no matter how obstlnAte
OF long IiAnlIiE, lth potent 0neC!lye and
costa but q trIlO, nhAW
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Maplesugari isn't ripe yet, but the carly
crop Of maple sugar jokes is unusually
large and promising.
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BellAlre 4 ZOnesyille Through Passenger IeGvel
BelLAiro Ut S;tQA, m, arrives at Bcllaite at $3.50
p, m.
WOOdSaeld Passenger leaves BellGlre at 40 p.
NJ arrives at BGllAiIe at s;2 q, m,
Symmetrical Accommodation leaves BellAlre
Of l2.2b p. NJ, RrriYGA ut BellAire At ll:AO q. m,
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baltimore Live Stock Market
CAtvgRTuN STOCK YARbs,
MONDAY, April ., 1850.

THh WIN hARKEf,
Arrivals this week mN,.a,"n.a O,6S3
Arrivals last Week. ,,,,,,,,,,, ,.,,,, a,,,,,,,,,.,,,,- 0,t09
Arrivals ono year AgO'a,,.'', ,a.,,.,,,a 6IAip
AKNARKa
The market 10 moderately active this week,
The receipts being only some 10 bead ID excess
Of lhOse Of Last week, Prices arc Without serious
SliHEs., Wy NY va pvn' ~ s NJ N HtiIT ny SmssIefi hoIs
ngt-Gud Olhett down 10 go, Most hleRG al Ca
6jko not. The quality averages a, good IA i6f
leyeTgl weeks palt, and 10 suitable 70 the do.
d lie receipts, iIOcS head came OvSt the Bal.
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Dir. HENLEY's CELERY, Beef and Iron
is the essence Of nerve, strength and
sinew. Sold by druggists. 8
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Educational.
De CHANTAL,
NEAR WHEELING, W. Va.


A school Of more than national reputation
offers exceptional advantages for thorough edu'
cation Of young ladies in all departments. Ii.
bary OF nix thousand volumes. Fine phllo.
SophIcal, chemical and astronomical apparatus.
Musical Department specially noted. corpaoi
piano teachers trained by a leading professor
from Conservatory Of Stuttgart Vocal culture
according 70 tho method Of the old italian mas.
tors.
Location unsurpassed for beauty and health.
Ton acres Of pleasure grounds. Board excellent
For Catalogues, and references 10 patrons in
sol THE DIRECTRESs.
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AT a caucus held in Detroit the other
night the burden Of all the speeches was
that the best man should BIO voted for.
After the ballot 1t was discovered that
every man had voted for himself.
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The oonArmed nnd the RsIseted.

The Washington Post gets of this nes
bit Of verse;
"Mon chere AMI, I" quoth Mr., Reid,
"MOn CheFe anil VI iFere,
Je VOus pitle, | do Indeed;
10 Yols pitle," quOth Mr.. Reid,
And sailed across Ia mer,
Herr HalSteRd, left upon the shore,
Ills Werser late %gemOuTnln',
Surveyed the pRStand prospect DER
And sang above the pillows roar
"WRFum war lCh gGbOFnGuY"
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stockholders Meetings.
MEETING,

CTOCKH0LDERS MEETING,
Pu.,Ipso of the stOckhOlden Of the III PlomO
4 mas Milling, smelling and Manufacturing
Nll'y NV Of C0stIllR county, Colorado, VIII BIO
pCi9iti ,Re ofirp Of the Company, At wheeling,
r "a, Oh The 18th day OF APFll, Ivy; loE ne
hr'n ""' q. H, NORTON,
CARL WULSTEE,
s., r. NORTON,
q, A. SCHAEFER,
4, X, BuLLARD,
lnc0rpOratsTS.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TRAMs-on and alter Nov. q, lSss5s1
day excepted. monday excepted, IsAtlf lay
eIeepted. Sunday only. Saturday only
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INV yoRE, ABtlI "a Plg Iron orr, Copper
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EOR DODGERS
Anu. AND SMALL HAND BtLl9,
hIJIIAe lN%iEll1RNGRR Jon RoOAD, NOt, %
6sStIs.a9lf EEonll ltfCQl, whore you can 10 ~
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Do tho New York policemen belong to
the arrcstoraCy2
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Is smoking injurious2 Very, to to.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-11

OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.-TIME
" Table taking effect Feb. 10, 1889. PRSSen.
ger trains will run Hs ~iollows-CentrAl Time.
All trains daily except those marked thuSI
which do moi ruin nn Sunday:
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-08-03
AFTER THE STORM THE CALM"
BY BKLLE HUNT.

O. night, soft and dim, where tired eyes May dwell all uncomplainIng where they listt O. night so blue and dewy dove winged skies, Just touched with glory where the red sun kissedl lay my weary head upon thy heart hear it throb and am comforted. | seem from din and something apart; 70 cool and tranquil grows the busy head All day the unloved world hath held me fast, fettered lolterer in its tedious ways All day the unOved people came and passed And spoke and stared. as in all other days May not creature have a creatures mood? May not a soul grow tired of play ing gay? May not a woman look in her own heart And say: Just you and commune to-day"' An. night thou art so restful. wise and kind, Dropping thy shielding curtains all about. Blending the shadows, softened. ucdehned; Putting high lights and curious eyes to rout. Reach down thy velvet arms anu press me close Beam soft thy starry eyes into mine own; Blow sweet thy cooling winds on bud and rose, Welcome here late the days hot breath hath blown Sweep low the silken wing of bal or bird 1 do not fear thy shv innoxous guest. Across my fretfu brow some fancy stirred Ky their light touch may prove of heaven blessed. O, wondrous majesty Of space and light, Up where the glorious fire worlds plunge along In orbits wide. God measured. softly bright, Singing their mighty endless spheral song, long for wings that may soar away And stand happy mariner alone Upon that sea so luminous, and pay Homage beneath the rings ot Saturn's throne, long for something high, and clear, and bright am so tired of vainly grovelng here. long for rest; O, soothing friendly night! Thy blessing! ah, the benedictial tear dewdrop on my cheek Sing low. q, breeze Fan soft as angel wings l am so calm. Stir not green leaf in the silent trees, And steep my soul in lethe's holy balm. Good night O. big, loud, garish. noisy world They may not miss me in the quiet home. on in the shoreess sea my fancieS whirled sink and wish the day may never come.
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