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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09

n ~ leIeErHUn % mo Uispa''hI
Cm1TANOoGA, Nav S.-Ihe East Tenucs-
see railroad Will ON sunday begin running
fa.t schedule between Chattanooga aud New
York. arriving in the latter city three hours
earlier than 10y the present schedule. The
schedule Is now fast one. The run i. thirty
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09
demonstrating Congress.

tBy telegraph TO ths DlspaED-l
CHICAGO. Nay S.-The Directors Of the
Board Of Trade have endorsed a memorial
asking Congress 10 give 100000 subsidy
for line Of steamers between Tampa, Fla,
aud AspirWaI. The - L0ni' merchants
have also end0rsedthe memorial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09

| ttfft UEftMDtls fftnh1ssNf bhAhtfIs 100
s. e.. February, f9.9laiJD; March, t9.yasl00I.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
LIVERPOOL May s. Noon. lotion quiet Win
moderate inquiry: American mifdlng. LID.
sales SOD baies speculation and export. 100
bales. receipts, g.0O bales. American, 100
bales. Futures quiet aud steaiy; May, Nay
aud June, June ami July, 4-0fd.: July and
August f-t4so Soid August and september.
o., nlso ; 6i-Jld.; september aud October,
5tl64L. October and November. 535-e4d. No
vember ana December. 8lgld. IenderA 400
bates On the new docket and 100 bales on tie old
dolscI
, r. M-AmericHn mldiliug. i-i6f. sales
American, 6,1p1 bales: NAY, 3Cii., value; NAY
AMI Jane, tbfL. seller June snd July, s-ttd,
buyers July and August. Sid. seller, August
AMI September G3-6i1., seller soptemb~r
aud October, ti-t4l.. value October ana No
yembor. D q 6id.. buyers, November and De-
center. 82-bid.. seller. september, eoS-cid.
sellor Futures dui.
ar May. May and June, and June and
July. July aud August. 6I64i., buyers: August
and september J4Bf1., buyers; september and
October, 5 sl-5ld.. soil0r; october and November.
2 gi.ftd. yala0. November and DECEMBER
2g-Btd sellers; September. 59Nl, buyers.
Futures closed barely stoady.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
fReportei Tor tho DisDaten-l
NAY s-Narket quiet. Prime, &c: extra
prime. 4i.a5r.: fancy. sac. common, xa3kc;
shelled. Ss3sc. spsnsh, D.. factory hand
picked. 5kaiAc
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VlHE BRADSTREET COMPANY,
l. CHARLES \. CLARK, PREsIDESE
BRADSTREEI7s RICHMOND OFFICE
No. ll0s EAST AAIN SfRkEE
Telephone No.4js


The Richmond ONCE hss more tnan kept pace
with the rapid growth OF the city aud develop
ment OF The territory tributary toik Itoffers 10
the mercantile community OF this section all tns
advantages Of asystem the superiority Of wnicn
Il recognized Ia every trade centre VI tho civil
Lied world. That 10 Ia IN special senss prepared
70 guard the isterestof its local patrons Is at
lesssd by the fact that II has now larger ssmtsf
sssbssrsbsrs Ass ana stA~ ssvssnfils ssssSk
DUUh AND JOB WORK NEATLY
I'D KxxCUgxp Ar 9aE Nl3PAICR OFFICE
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Fire ia baltimore.

by telograph 70 TIC UIsPaVVuI
BuTIM0RE. May &-A fire which did
s1oO0o damage broke out tonight IN the
Grain store OF Dougberty & Co., 2l7 cas-!
pratt street, and spread to the bone and
phosphate store OF FLOYD X Co., 2l5 east
pratt street. Insured. Both houses were
owned by G.. 5. LOwden.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09

TBy t0IcsfAIH U NO UI8VHI-N,I
CHICAGO, May S.-John A. Enander, who
was appointed Minister to Denmark. will not
De able 10 accept the office. The gentleman
is very sick.
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gILMISGTON

wuWNGros. \. g.. May S-rurpesuas,
35e. ROsin quiet strained. ~. good strained,
So Tar hrm a. tlfo. Crido turpeRtins steady
hard, Sil0: yellow dip, S2i5. virgin. t@S.
LOUISVILLE
LoCIsvLLE, Nay %-Graln and provisions I'M
CHANGED
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A nfer,ner netnineh.

by Anglo-American cable to the Dispatcb.l
LIVERPOOL, MAY S,-The Imam Line
steamer City OF Chicago. which was to have
sailed to-day for New York, is detained In
the Mersey, owing 20 q strike among her tire
men
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARxRr

BALTIMORE. May s.-Yrginis lO4ys. 86h
d0 3s o.. Baltimore aud ONO stock, 81 hit
Northern Central. ~. Cincinnati, Wash
iugton and Baltimore lsts, %; io 2as, 4Sa.0
60 8ds. 20 bio consolidated gas bonds, a, ala
dJ. STOCK, $50.
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The Cause of.tne Collision.
lHY telegraph to dad DlgpAtch

Tby tIogfhpH 70 IIlo DIspatlH
CINCINNATI, MAY S.-The collision on tbs
Cincinnati Southern railroad yesteiday near
Glen Mary was caused by an operators mis-
take Ia the transmission or receipt OF the
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CINCINNATI

CNCINSATf. MAY 2-Flour stronger an uu-
changed. Nnoaf scarce and hrm No. rel.
sjas,c. Corn dull mixed. Nsc. oats stronger.
80. mixed. .7r Pork nrm@r ~ flLM Lard
ia good demon a. gH0sN. Haik- meats nrmer A..
shot rih-, g. 9stt.,J Bacon stronger, short
clear az sas..fh Mhlskfy -trniy AZ 81 o.
Hog, .owor. common and light, iiathij; = &
lug aud butchers. a. 51afa.-
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sAzKgTs BIT rELEsRAPB
Ngw YORK.

Nav YORK. May S-Cotton quiet; ssles to
day. 2iS bsies, uplends, II Lisc.; Orleans.
II BIDS. sales last evening, corrected. La
bales: net receipts. 2.Si bales; exports-to
Great Britain. $40 bales 90 the Continent. ~
haies. stock. 8S.ss bsies southsro Hour
steady. Wheat-Spot stroog, Lake. higher. snd
quot; No. 2 rel, sf0s4 = C. options moderately
active. strong. and %alc higher; No. red.
May, Aisc. june. $40: July. 51c: August
IN elevator options stronger and more s,siys:
May. az a4sac.: June, exc; August Aha
80 Oais->pOt iirn and fairly active options
active ana stronger. May. 40 a29',c June,
29ac: July 29f.c. No. 2 spot. 2lIa AM. mirei
western, ~ S-Ie. Hog~ quiet and arm state. "
a2c Coffeo-Nt,tionsc Iosssi barely steady 81 i0a
- points down and duii: May, slA6dag6f0;
June. fih7jatlAs0; Iuly. fi6s'A5is 90: August
sisSsl7 o.: spot Kis dun aud nominal. fair car
goes. lsac Sngx Raw dun aud nominal:
fRir reclining. dc. centrifugals. @-test NC.
refined dull AMI stoaiy Moaaees - Foreign
quiet. D-test 29c.. New Orleans dun kice
steady and luiot Petroleum quiet ard steady
refined, ass. Cotton-sccd oil lower: crude.
f0,c yellow, CO. ask Cd kosin steady sad
quiet. Iurpcnnne fteasfier and dun ~ Ekc.
Hides quiet and steady Nooiaabst and steady.
domestic neace 3saS-. pulled. zSafs. Texas,
Hare Pork stronger: moss. Ga 2satlAig: ex-
ira prime, flesti2G. Beef dun extra mess,
t6sN Beef hams quiet at 81 TERED beef
slow city extra India mcs., fi3siiA2 Cut
meals 0ru: picked bellies, H.H4sE. q
picked shoulders. fa5assaG2s picked hama
sIl1a Middlea SLOW short-@'lrar. SiAh Land
higher AMI strong. with a better export demand
western steam cAosei AZ e -. optiOns-city,
fh50: May. E.& june. E2'af3 p. Freigns
steady cotton, ,-oia a. grain. ai. BID.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09

by telegraph % me Dlspalen'I
ALBANY, n. y, May She Governor
has vetoed the bill proposing to legislate out
OF Office the present police commissioners Of
New YORK.
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FoREIGN NEWS.
A strike Spreading Other nst'
fcrs.

fBy Anglo-Americau cable TO tho Dispatch.
BERLIN. May S.-The strike smoOs I'M, the
miners Of Westphaha ~ spreading. Inc
military In the disturbed districts hiss Deeu
reinforced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09

Market hrm-
QUOTArfoSA
NIDDLTSg. To-.
Low hIDpLISg. 9ss,.
1CoDORBISkky. ska
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Jamaica Lime-Juice. Pepsin, aud
PDOzphafeS

Thee ingredients are good for ma'ari8,
INDICATION, and nerve troubles. Limlue o,
composed u thu above. Gail for L,mine at
The ,odl-fountains; you viii find II delcl-
Ous drink
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THE MARKS TRIAL.
II coNTINUHs TO DRAG ITS WEARY
LENGTH ALONG.
The Fatal Letter Introduced and Read
Several More Witnelsos
Examined.
Especial telegram to tho DIspatch-l


Sussex COURTHOUSE via STONY CREEK, May
s.-Alss! Alas! The trial OF Carleton
Marks for the killing Of Nat. Balm drags iis
weary length through the court, and almost
everybody connected with the case despalrs
now OF conclusion by the end Of this week.
The testimony OF W. J. Barker and the adj
mission in evidence OF the much-talked.
about leiter-the receipt Of which induced
Balm 10 90 to the Marks residence. where he
met his deAth-hsye opened up new lines OF
evidence and raised the probability OF the
calling ~ many more witnesses than ether
wise might have been necessary. II
slenoerapher were here 10 take down the
evidence il would shorten the TRIAL by hall,
for. AS ills, every question and every answer
has to he written down and then read 10
the witness. How such 4 proceeding Re-
tards the progress Of a trial viii be iully
appreciated by all who have had even a
limited experience IN the courts OF Justice.
The feature OF tO.day's proceedings was
the introduction Of the letter written by Ds
A. Marks, the father OF the prisoner, TO The
murdered man. The reading OF II, though
its contents bad been partially revealed by
Bankers testimony yesterday, created no
small sensation.
The court met at . O'Clock to-day, and W.
!. Barker's cross-examination was COM
tnueG. The letter above referred 10 was
introduced, Mr.. ". i. Mckenney, Of coun-
sci for the prosecution, surrendcrng II 70
the defence without objection. IL was
handed 10 the witness, who identified il as
the letter which Balm had handed him i'm the
store, and which be there read. The witness
then read the letter to the jury. 1t is as
follows:
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rIcgHoHD rrncK EYnHAHaR.


"WEDNESDAY. Nay 5. 1889.
sAlgs-FiRgT BO,RD.-25O North Ca,oIca 4s
az 90. BOD Charlotte Columbia and Augusta De
80 lU5a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09

CHICAGO. MsyX-Cash quotations we're: Flour
firm and unchanged. No. spring and No
red whoa, $40. No , corn, nAc. oais,
2Jt,c. Hess-pork. SilsbaSi2. Lard to92 -af6 IS.
shorI-ribs. si05aft lu shoulders. g. 23aS4 ~
Short clear. a.. ~ d, =. Whiskey. fi02
III aalL.-- 4 L------. - --.l u. 49,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09

NRw YORK. May S-Cotton quiet: middiing
upianissil l-l6c. Orleans. II bio salos, sls
bales last evening. corrected. i.sj bales tu-
lures closed weak sales. 1880 bales, hsy.
fIb.Satll56: june. sl05tatO.t7. July. ti0Nla
fll6t: August slO0Ril0.1s, Soptem Der. t0ooa
fiOyt, October. ss.1safsis: November, sSs1t
ta14: December. fa7asfa.6: January. t9s3a
t3-l. February, f9.glasJy3; March, t9.ysasl00i.
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THE MARKET REPORTS
AND IN C0ssgcTIOH HEREWITH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
Record OF tbs New YORK and Richmond
Stock fzchanges-Grain. Fiour. Cot
ton, Meat. and other Quotations
by ,eIegraph to the Disp.sch.l


ram WASHINGTON. May s-For Virgins.
slightly warmer. fair. southwesterly
win1a
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uous
corroS tgPoaC

Weqlots Flas. s2sDAsl75 supsrnas. sl75a
SO; extra. sl5)ssh75. fsnuy, siaSL5l psiea!
t6lnlIy, country, tL151SL2o
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-26

This lisa great offer, Just imagine the
army OF ladies that will besiCge the store
until the last saCque Is gone-if the bar
gain Is ever offered. But how much more
wonderful an opportunity is that
presented 10 every suffering woman
by the proprietors Of DR.. Pierce'G
Fayorite Prescription. This rene
dy Is q guaranteed cure for all those
distressing ailments peculiar to the
weaker sex. 1t Is guaranteed that II II
does not effect a cure money will be re-
funded. 1t is carefully compounded by
an experienced aud skillfuf physician,
and adapted to woman's delicate organi'
Iation. II Is purely vegetable In It's com
position and perfectly harmless in is
effects in any condition Of the system
and is sold under a positive guarantees o.
satisfaction In every case, or money paid
for Il refunded.
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Railroads.

WHEELING & ELM GROVE R, r.
w On and after Monday, October Is, 1850,
will run as follows;
LEAVR WHRRLlNO,
L:0A m, T;0oA M, O;OOR q. m. ll'0oR, M, 1850
p M $50 p m, $40 p, M, 1901 M, 800 p. m.
LRAIE WaEEllN1 PARK,
6i0A, M, 7;tSA. M, lO&, M, 1880 p. M, $50
., IN, 1870 p M 6ilO p. M, 500 p, M, 10 /, IN.
SUNDAfs-Leaye the. city Rts:iOa, NJ, aud
run every hour until 800 p m, Leave Wheel.
Ing Park al g;t0R m, and run every hour until
l0t0p, IN. Except church tH&Ih will leave Park
At 9ib d, n, anu city ut 1913 p. M
nCal C'HlkSCH. Run'k.
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FOR SALE.

Real EaAte Agent, us. Claim Attorney and No
tary rublIC. 80 1871 Market Street. de4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-26

II You cannot procure meat for your
fowls, buy them some cottonseed meal.
II fed daily, one pint TO a mess of soft
food for 200 hens is sufficient. Milk is
also an excellent substitute for meat,
and, In fact, is considered preferable by
some poultry keepers. No matter how
well balanced their ration may be,
change it often. A varietyof food gives
zest TO the appetite and stimulates diges'
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EnaENR RIRLlS KATlHES.
He bought . waterbury and Disastrous
Results Followed,
T,y.rf 4, L,,D1l.rsI W.. kiv

He Bought . Waterbury and DiIAstrou
Results Followed,
Letter N JsNtsr1' RhAY,
went fishing in Wisconsin last Au
gust, and, fearing that ham might be
fall my good watch II Itook 1t with me
l bought Waterbury watch for s. 81
and wore 1t, One day l dropped 1t IN
the bottom OF the boat audit came al
apart with ahuccesgion OF terrifying re-
ports, never before saw 80 symmetFi'
cal q case VI instantaneous and cons
plete dissolution, The larger intestine
spread all over the bottom Of the boatan
curled up over the seaboard side. As II
lay quiverlng and groSnlng there, ! tan
bied for a moment that | had shipped q
monster eel or SONS other kinl OF u
marine reptile. flowed the debris ashore
and showed It to u doctor from Racine
(Dr, Davis, o ~scieAtiac man Of profound
researCh), and he has assured me, alter
critical examination and analysis, that
the intestine OF q Waterbury watch
closely resembled the human bowels,
being provided with . secum, q colon, q
sigWoId asxure, and all that sort Of
thing.
Some years ago | had o great deal Of
quiet fun with u watch OF my own de-
yising. l had Giles Brothers, Of this
city, put a stiff spring into 9 large, hol.
low, allver watch case, Whenever !
turned the stem the spring would make
noise loud enough TO b. heard thirty feet
away. l used ~ wind up this thing be-
tween acts in the theater, and people
wondered what kind OF . watch II was,
Occasionally | would let the watch crop
on the floor; then | would pick 1t up
n~onchalAntly and resume winding II.
Eventually l gave the device 10 Henry
Z. Dixey, the actor.
Just before going 10 bed OF night 10
the tins l wind my watch, and 1t Is q
duty | never forget or neglect, My
watch gains five minutes every two days,
so upon every second day | set 1t back
i've minutes, thereby cheating tho Jew
eler, insuring correct time, and presery.
Ing my watch from baleful tinkeriug.
My ten.year-eld boy has a Waterbury
watch, which he wears proudly, Very
often when | come home at night | find
a note from him pinned to my pillow:
dear P~apa-Please wind my watch for
me, | am too tired" ,
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abe SntfNtQfnter.
oasesI BOD. asaalaI ToarleeaIastr,et.
TIE NIGHT AFTER CHRISTMAS,

'Twalt the night alter Christmas, and the sfOFt
To IN he poor KID with the dull shrobblu'
His bowls were SUFFICIENT the dead TO awake,
A. be EuSd the sad day no had eaten that cake
'TEn, the night after Christmas, when the dude
Adsiis ats slipper on q proIubennt foot;
He tagged Ell hs blnshed, aud pulled I'LL h
EAsas gave great ysuk aud the daI'ed thIuGsOrs
Twas the morn after Christmas, and heso'Ssdiu
And be Said 70 himself, what q beautiful head,
TaeR he got up and dressed, and looked Tor BIZ
AndsSOFe of iOrS year, from an afternoon BAT.
Twas tho morn after cArlltmsl, and the lovely
Rubbed her eyes In amaze, as she thought OF a
Then looked ut the diamond, when she fully
But ~ girl never guessed, her dear Harry was
UNQkHe
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Ten ROOmCd Brick House, In good repair. CEN
tfAlly lOGA cd. for $3.50,
Six NOOmed Modern dwelling on South Penn
street: INT class location.
Dwelling on North Front street.
A good two story Franc House, lot 7Ox30, on
Twenty ninth Atteet, for : go.
FRUIT FARM-The best In this part Of The
country, with all thu paJluE YRrletlel OF fruits
III huCh proportions that II one should. fall }ou
hAVe the OiheF, with all trees aud Vines lust
coming In ~ bear full crops. Location within
sight 81 the city; only aieW minutes % ratltoAd9
station, telephone, school hOt Q aud church. A
rAIe chance 10 slip into 4 paying business.
W. have llullhI Z Lots In all parts Of The city
located for immediate Improvement or Invest
ment VI all prizes from $40 up,
Business Block on Market street Tor Invest
ment.
several Small dwellings that will pay well.
Loans negotiated. stocks bought and sold.
FOR RENT.
From April /, 1890, store rooms and Dwellings
q. o. SMITH.
uegl i2a0 Main street,
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lie DIDN'T UNDERSTAND.
A Kansas Grauger's DlSheartenlng Expert
ence With Cipher Dispatches.

A Kansas Granger's DlIheArtenlng Expert.
cnce With Cipher Dispatches.
RansaS Clv Star.
To prevent mistakes in transmitting,
the grain commission men have q we'll
established cipher In which words that
are not liable 10 be mistaken by the tele-
graph operator are used In place Of the
quotation figures. Some OF the Kansas
City firms use the cipher 10 correspond
Ing with their out.oi,town customers,
aud others do not, as the general run oil
customers are not familiar Will the
cipher.
A Kansas man was in Kansas City
last year and made q large purchase Of
wheat with Il leading commission house
on a 4.per cent. margin. He requested
the firm TO telegraph him the quotations
next day, and q clerk Of the firm was In.
struCted to present him with a cipher
key, but neglected to do so.
The Kansas man nov tells the story oil
his speculation with great gusto.
The next morning be received q tele.
gram:
"0pened, disgust"
He was somewhat surprised, and
failed To make any sense out Of the mes,
sage. A little later he received another
message.
"Disgusted."
He did not know what It meant, but 1t
was signed. SO he t%elegraphed back to
the commission firm:
$50 am l."
A little later came a telegram:
"Disgusting."
BY this time he was getting mad and
sent back another message:
~ should say IL was disgusting. What
do you meant"
Before he had fairly got his answer on
the wires there came another message:
"Disheartened."
So was the Kansas man; so he waited
and did not answer. But when another
message came in Dishonest" he sent
back word:
az won't dispute It, and l think you
are crazy also. Sell all my wheat al
once"
Alittle later he received a message:
"Sold Just in time. Now diSgorge."
To say that the KAnsas man waa mad
would be putting 1t mildly. lie took
the train that night for Kansas City Il
see what II meant, and when he found
out he treated all around.
Disgust translated Is, 993 cents dis
gusted, 9of cents; disgusting, 100 cents
diSheArteued, 1901 centsj dishonest
l0Ot cents, and disgorge, cot cents.
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ing Of solid comfort. You have made Il
an evening Of torture and regret II !
never spend another evening at home
you alone will be TO blame for IT,
"But you-"
"stop right herel This Is the limit,
The worm has turned. Tomorrow morn
ing l go2"
But he is with me yet, and l have no
fear but that we shall live out our lives
together.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-26

Guarantee DR.. Acker's Blood Elixir, for
II has been fully demonstr ted TO the
people Of this country that II is superior
TO all other preparations for blood die.
eases. 1t is a pOsitivecn cure for syphilitiC
poisoning, ulcers, e~ruptions and pimples.
II purifes the whole system and
thoroughly builds up the constitution.
For sale by Logan Drug Co., ]. I. Good.
win 4 Co., O. X. Goethe, A. I. Young,
John Coleman. .p4w.7
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N nrrY ~ YnrnsrLr.

II IL surprising that people will use a
common, ordinary pill when they can
secure d valuable English one for Che
same money. DR.. ACket's Englibh pills
are q potitits cure fer sick. hUAdache and
all livertroubleO. They are small, sweet,
easily taken, and do not grippe, For sale
BY Logan Drug Co., ]. 4. Goodwin 1
Co.. d. r. GostEe, a. 7. Young, John
CblAfnRn. DAW.O
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CATARRH,
Catarrhal Deafness : nay Feyer-A New
Homo Treatment.

Catarrhal Deafness = Hay Feyer-A New
Homo Treatment.
Sufferers are not generally aware that
these diseased are contagious, or that
they are due TO the presence Of living
parasites In the lining membrane Of the
nose and eustachiGn tubes. Microscopic
research, however, has proved this to be
q fact, and the resuleOf the discovery ID
that a simple remedy has been formu'
lated whereby cAtarrh, catarrhal deafness
and hay fever are permanently cured ID
from one to three simple application
made at home by the patient once Ia two
n. B.-This treatment Is not a SNUFF
or an ointmenti both have been dis
carded By reputable physicians g iniu
rious. A pamphlet explaining this new
treatment 10 sent free on receipt OF btAmI
TO pay postage, by A, H. Dixon a Son
S37 and $50 West King street, Toronto
Canada - hrtSttan Advocate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-26

For coughs and colds, take Lemon
For sore throat and Bronchitis, take
Lemon Hot Drops.
For pneumonia and LAryngetiS, take
For eonsun ptIon and oatarrh, take
Lemon Hot Drops.
For Hemorrhagc and all throat ant
lung diseases, take Lemon Hot Drops.
An elegant and reliable preparation.
25 cents, at druggists. Prepared only
BY Dr.. II, Motley, Atlanta, Ga. Tti&s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-26
Busklen,s Arnica salyo,

The best salve In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheun, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, ChilblainS,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. II
10 guaranteed To give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price % cents pei
box. For sale by Logan Drug Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-26

THE special quality Of Ayers Hair
Visor iS that II restores the natural
growth, color and texture Of the hair.
II vitallzes tue roots and %follicles, re.
moves dAndrutf and heals itching hu.
mors In the scale. In this respect II
Aurpasses oil similar preparations. nav
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-26

B,,z. so ARCHAEOLOGICAL Time.
BellRlre 4 zAAesYtlle Through Passenger leaves
selLAiFe AZ 9'lOh m, arrives at BollalFe At S;tb
W0OdSdold Passenger leaves BellAIre At til0 p.
~ arrives At RollAire Ut $500 u. IN.
Hummerheld Accommodation leaves BellalFo
AZ lt;90 p, m., arrives at ll:Ol q. NJ.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-26

Looso's Red Glover Pile Remedy, q q
positive specific for all forms Of the dis.
case. Blind, bleeding, itching, liberated
aAd prottuding piles. Price b0c. Fol
sale BY Logan Drug Co.. Bridge Cornei
DrnRRials. WheellnR. W. Va nav