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Apoplpxy is usually disease OF fat
hogs, although an animal that has long
been thin or suffering from excessive
irritation OF the intestinal canal would
also DO predisposed to 1t. 1t must be
understood that the process Of fattening
an animal in few weeks destroys the
equilibrium OF the system, and in one
sense tho fairness is in itself disease. The
storing oil fat in the animal economy Is
always At the expense OF muscular de-
yelopment, The muscles become weak
aud ilabby. All the blood.vessels Of the
system arc surrounded by strong,
tough, muscular coat that In u state Of
perfect health will resist any force that
the hearts action can put upon these
canals. But the fattening process weak.
ems these flbers; u sudden or unusual
strain ruptures one in the brain, and we
call IL apoplexy. II Is not Us common in
the hog rs one would expect, but occurs
SO often that the breeder should under
stand IL and know the right thing TO do.
It is impossible to foresee when this Is
going to occur. 1.-THE rupture is a very
small one, when the blood Is oozing out
in tiny drops, the hog will sometimes DO
found lying insensf6le and breathing
heavily. No effort will arouse 1t. 1t is
more usual to find a big fat hog lying
dead, with no external marks orsigns Of
tho cause Of death. Cut open the skull
carefully, and Clot OF blood OF greater
or less extent will be found inside. II
alive, however, tie a stout cord above the
knee and with stick take twistin the
cord until on tho inner side OF the leg
below the knee the braChial vein can BIZ
iolt. Open 1t with sharp.pointed knife,
and II the blood will run take q pint and
a half OF u quart. Don't guess at It, An
ounce Of blood spread over the ground
or on the floor has been mistaken for a
pint. II the bleeding is to do any good,
there must DO considerable taken. II
the broken vein is n small one, and the
case Is observed soon after 1t occurred
tho animal may be saved, 1flt partially
reyiveslt will be proper TO evaCuate the
bowels. A large stock syringe would he
valuable here 10 throw up quart OF
warm water. In most cases, however
the owner will have q chance to sell the
animal Tor soap fat,
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Rtef-Car9lina head 70; Carolilq choice $40
saF9itHA prime SHc Louisiana 6abISci Java Pear
OGt broken 40
SyruPs-ChoIce sugar Syrups eia96c; Sugar
syrups SaaSOci Honey nFlps &a9SCi Maple DTIps,
ave gallon Kegs B5ui Ten gallon keys 6SCi hall
barrels bhGi barrels bOG; BiXby Maple Syrup (bRF,
relsl blGi bixby Maple w blFrulsl Scj llxby
Maple CIV gallon kegs GOCi BiXby Maple 10 gal
Ion Kegs O3ei BIxby Maple (lnArt cans 0Oi,
SUGAR Hol,sg ldaEEl al%!o; 10 additional 10 hall
baFrelsl' New Orleans lOasses, fancy new crop,
yGi choice lSci prime 4Sci FUR 400; mixed good,
New orleans i3o; bakers goods gAlOC
pr2rlslOh!ILlrgs >. Y, hans ilAct medium
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Profitable palnstaklng,

american Agricultural,
Here Is u wheat experiment which
well illustrates tho importance OF keen
sense and painstaking on the modern
farm. Mr. Mir, OF France, is n farmer
whose specially is wheat. He expert.
mentGd with some OF the new crack
varieties, and found that on his farm
they did not turn out as well US In tho
locality Of their origin. Accordingly he
concluded to test selected seed from the
wheats already acClimated in his neigh.
borhood, Here Is tho result OF this
very common sense experiment: The
land on which 1t was tried had been
manfred In the autumn with super
phosphate in tue ratio OF $50 pounds per
acre, andn tho following spring with
nitrate Of soda at the rate OF 1870 pounds
per acre, In the subsequent autumn
2 10 acres were sown with unse-
lected wheat, and ! l.5 acres were sown
with selected grains OF the same variety.
The 9 10 acres yielded COZ bushels Of
wheat weighing 64.l7 pounds per bushel,
equivalent to "a 10 bushels to the acre.
The 10 acres sown with selected seed
yielded 100 bushels weighing 1916
pounds per bushel, or IN equivalent Of
All bushels to the acre. At the current
price Of wheat in his locality, Mr.. Mrs
painstaking yielded him an extra income
on the land sown with selected seed at
the rate Of $l4 an acrein round numbers.
10 get his seed, Mr.. Mir employed two
methods. Ono was the screening OF the
grain, keeping for seed only the kernels
which were too large 10 pass the screen.
The other was tho selection OF the
heaviest heads OF wheat from the stout
est socks in the field, OF these he threw
away theextremities, retaining for seed
only the perfected grains in the middle
OF the heads. 1t is needless TO add that
hencefOrth Mr.. Mir will not concern
himself so much with improved
varieties Of wheat rs with careful atten-
ton 10 the material already in hand.
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A Convincing Portrait.

Mr.. Harry Furniss, the well known
Caricaturist on the STAFF Of Punch, tells
the following anecdote, which amusing
ly illustrates some OF the troubles OF the
harassed portrait painter,
A man once called upon u portrait
painterand asked him to paint his father.
"But where is your iatherW asked he
Of the brush.
"0h, he died ten years ago."
Then how can paint himl" asked
the artist.
"Why," was the reply, 81 have just
seen your portrait Of Moses, Surely, II
you can paint the portrait Of a man who
died thousands ofyears ago, you can more
easily paint the portrait OF my father,
who has only been dead ten years,
Seeing the kind OF a man with whom
he had to deal, the artist undertook the
work. ny's
When the picture was finished, the
newly-blossomed art patron was called
In TO see 1t, He gazed at 1t In silence
iog sometime, his eyes filling with tears,
and then softly and reVerently said;
$50 that is my father2 sAh, how heis
changed
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SsV YORK ITtGkly,
Good Minister Ia married man)-"Dt
you wish 70 marry this womanT
Mani do"
Minister-"Do you like the city as
place OF residence?"
Manic, prefer the suburbs"
Mlnister-"Do you like the suhurbsP'
WSman-NO, indeed, ! prefer thu
!, M! IN you vegetarian il
Man1,Noi l hate vegetables, live
on beef.N
wonaaaI can't bear meat, am 4
vegetarian"
well ventatedY
Man-Yesi | want the window way
down, summer and winter"
Minister-"Do you like SO much fresh
Woman-"No; it would kill me,
want all windows closed"
MlnisteT-"Do you like light in tho
roomW
AIan-"No; can't sleep with light;
want the room dark"
Minister-"Are you afraid in the
darkW
Woman-"Indeed l am, l ayealways
had a bright light in my ROOM"
MInlster-"Do you like many bed
clOthes?'
Man-''All can pile on"
Minister-"DO your"
Woman-"No; they suiEocate me-"
MlnistoT-'I hereby pronounce you
man and wife, aud may the Lord have
mercy on your souIs.n
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Arc you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by q sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth9 II
90, send at once and get q bottle Of Mus.
WtNsLow's SOOTHING SYRuP FOR Chit
paEN TEETniNa. Its value Is incalcula-
bio. II will relieve the poor little SUI.
ierer immediately Depend upon II
mothers, there is no mistake aboutit. II
cures dysentefy and diarrhua, regulates
the stomach and bowels, cures wind
choliC, soitens the gums, reduces the In
ilammation and gives tono and energy
70 the whole systom. Mus. WiNsLoWfs
SoornNa SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETIt'
INC Is pleasant 10 the tlBte, and ID the
prescription Of one Of the oldest and
best female nurses aud physicians In the
United States, and ls for sale by all drug
giBts throughout tho world. PrlCo Y
centa q bottle. MwFaw
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Read the following! Mr. o. II,
Morris, Newark, Ark, saysi "Was down
with absCOss Of lungs, and friends ana
physicians pronounced me an ltCurablo
Cohsunptive. Began taking Dr. Kings
New Discovery for ConBnlnptlonl an
now On my third bottle, and able "a
oversee the work on my farm. II Is the
finest inphiplne eyer made"
lpese MiddlewGrt Decatur. Ohio, says
HAD not been iOr Dr.. Kings Now
Discovery for Consumption would
have died Of lung troubles, Was given
up by doctors, Am now In best o.
health" Try II, Sample bottles free 81
Logan 4 Co.'S drug btofu. ,
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A clergyman, after years Of suffering
from that loathsome disease; Catarrh,
and vainly trying very known remedy,
at last found q recipe which completely
cured and saved him from death, Any
sufferer from this dreadful disease send
ing a Sgli addressed stamped envelopet "a
Prof, ], a. Lawrence, SS Warren street
Now York City, will'recciye tho recipe
FREQ Of charge. ~ ~. MNAF.Eow
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rhrnnlr t,nnrha nnd CuId.l

Andnll diseases Of tho Throat and Lungs,
can 10 cured by the use Of SCotts Emul.
sion, "a II contains the healing virtues
Of Cod Liver oil aud Hypophosphiteg Ia
thOlFiullest form, Is abelutltul creamy
EmulSlon, palalable 40 milk, easily dl.
reslod, and can 10 taken BY tho most
delicate. Please read consider
SCOTS Emulsion tho remedy paF'e1cel.
lonCe In Tubefculous and Slfinous AZ
ioCtIOns, 10 say nothing Of ordinary colds
and throat troubles, wv, II, ), Cox
NELL, N, D., Manchester, o. NwTAw
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Adlle-Wsll, Cora, doyOu think mar,
rage is a failure?
6ora-0i course do, Haven't | been
married a year2
Addie-Does not your husband love
Cora Oaughing) What after a whole
YearP
Addie-But at least no respects you?
Cora-Oh, yes, In fact, he has SO
much respect for me thatwhen he kissed
me the other night by chance he apo
lOgized for his Observation-Disclosures.
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The egg market continues dull and II Is proba.
bic thatA gOOdslzed lot could DO purchased be
low quotations, W. holders 1re anxious to sell.
Choice butter cunilnues fairly active, but the
supply sample. Poultry Of all kinds VIII 10 10
good demand right along, and prices viii likely
Improve as the season ADVANCES, There IA an
improved jObblng demand for both potatoes aud
green apples, but no improvement in prices.
There lisa very fair business In all Kinds Of for
eign fruits at prices quoted.
per Dbl, 60a75C.
Btdns-PrimO new hand picked, med, O. 00a
2 .; prime new hand picked, havy, q 0OR2 Is. =
ButEr-COuntTy, choice, lSa9Oc; country, good
lbal7C; country, fair, SAgc.
Beef Hides--steer green. GO lbs. up 5agci steer
green, light, baGc; COW green, baGc; bull green
4A5ci cali skins, green, tlGc.
Ctdcr-saud refined, lbbl. included g 00a7 00i
country sweet % 0Olb w; crab, choice, 50 0Qa7 co.
Dried FrHfs-ApplcS, choice sliced, per h., 90
3HC; apples, Ohio and West Virginia As,per lb.,
3Ec; 6lackbcrrles, per h., 7aSc cherries pltted,
rISpbcrrles, per h., 2OA21c; peaches ~ per H.,
la5Q peaches, u, per h., 4G dried peas, per
bush, q 20; dried corn, per lb., baOci hominy,
iggs.-frcsh in case isa2Cc per dozen; fresh In
F6diLrs-ChoIcc i've geese, per ID, 4Oal5c;
picked, Ial0e; duck, dry picked, 2taSJC.
PVidtOes-P Peerless, pOr Dbl, prime, HGw, 81 26a
80: rose per Dbl, prime new, 81 6Oi per bushel,
TGis-Chcstnus. % OOa9 20 per bushel; wal.
nuts, A0ajOc; shellbarks, 81 76a2 90; peanuts,
green, b1SA6lGc per pound; roasted 81 SSal 70 per
bushel.
!, Fdl Fruis-rcars, common, q copper bushCl;
fancy varieties, 81 CO.'S % per barrel Concord
grapes, 3a3IfG per pound; Delaware, do, 8ISSa4Ci
QulnCes 81 Gal ~ per bushol.
Vegetables Cabbage, 81 O0ai 90 per hundred;
celery. 2Oa900 per dozen; onions, yellow Dan
y0TS, 81 bga1 10 per barrel; do, bjlc per bushGli
turnipa, 81 2bal 90 per barrel.
Tropical Frults-LctnOnS, 81 b0li % per box
Jamaica oranges 81 O0a7 ~ por barrel; FlorldAs,
u OOA5 w per box; bahamas, u 6Oa9 % per bun1n
goCoanuts, 81 O9aO % per hundred Tokay grapes,
strained, sal0c.
Ra1iT,whllS, mixed cotton, per ~, 1lSalllc
all wool, per H., Sl5lc; mixed, per lb.,lAlBc.
Poullrv-LivO chickens, old per dozen, - Goa
a6O; chickens spring, per DOZEN 81 b0a2 50; ducks
per dozen, q 0Oa3 O0j geese, per pair, SOcasl W
By Pound-lly0; Turkeys, per l6u SaVp; ducks
per lb. aSGi chickens, hctls, per lbn ASc; chick
~ sssS ga COCKS 'AS'' spring chickens P'F 40
Root and lidrEs-G Ginseng, dry, per h., in do.
mAnI, " 2la2 tOi BABSAfrns bark, per H., 2Tn3ct
saSsafnls oil, pqf h.. 4OaJOci May applO root pei
sci blood root, teF Ill., eel senecR snake root, pei
lb,, free Of top, &aiOCi West Virginia snRkO root
per lb., 9S1Jicj pink root, per H., hne, Ooas5o
6lm bark, per ID. lac.
8 2hlC0c; white, 10; .racco0n, No, l. 75O
| No. Q SOC; No. Q, DC; No. 4, baiiCi OpO8um
No. i 9oa2Sci No, 2, iOaiGoi No. q, -SaOc
WOOl-FinO washed, 27a2Soj One unwa1hCd, iSl
2Ocj medium washed, 2saOeC; medium IlnWaSh
ca, 9h2tc; coarse washed, 9Sa0OC; coarse iiii
washed, 2Oa22c.
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Teacher lin infant physlology class,
"Johnny, low many bones have YOU In
yourhodyW Johnny lpromptly)--"Two
hundred and four, had th6m0 more
In my Jaw lath winter, but ! run Into
bob goin' bumper an four Of 'Om tun
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BUCKINGHAM, N. ", May u, ~.
G. G. GREEN, Dear Sir:--1 am fire.
quently troubled with severe colds, and
the only remedy that will relieve me Of
them Is your Boschee's German Syrup.
l have used 1t for more than twelve
years. 1t Is a constant household com.
panion with me. Our merchant here
procured II first at my solicitation, and
says he has sold a great many bottles. II
is q very popular remedy In this section.
Every person who has used II speaks in
the highest terms Of It's merits. l do
not know OF single case 1t has not
cured. first used II In Vermont, where
/ lived before coming here. advise
everyone TO use II, as II Is certainly the
best cough medicine ! have ever known,
/ have tried nearly all Of them at differ,
ent times. Yours respectfully,
MosEs GRAY.
Proprietor Grist Mill,
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care you a guest at this house2" ask
ed the clerk at the cigar stand Of a tray.
cling man. "a ,whatW "a guest"
"0h, no not at all. l am simply per
mitted to live here-tolerated at therate
OF 81 per day."
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Nev York IItERy.
Good Minister Ia married mani -"Do
you wish TO marry this woman?"
Man-UI do
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NOR SALE low.
FOR SALE.

RuIllin: Lots on the Old Fair Grounds, ZRnG'I
Orchard North aud South Front Streets and
South Fem streets, At very low figures.
AgoOl tOOptd House at 9ji2 Jacob street, al
AbaRaln
Double Brick IiouEe, u aud ~ Virginia street
VIII lell separate OF both together. They con
tain all modern improvements
Seven NOOmed House, ~ South broadway; q
good property At much less than cost.
-Four doomed Cottage for ST.
Eight l'ogmei House, North Front street.
river lCi; Gll III good condition; $500.
flyo R9otned House, Il North broadway; will
make pleasant home.
six ROomgl BHCk House, southwest COruel
IhlflyeIghih aud Wood streets, at u bargain
will lay tot Investment,
Dwelling Houses, large uad small, always OF
hand TOT Wnt
OciS GO. SMITH, 1910 Main street,
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Mrs. Popinjay never uses slang, but
she came very near it the other day
when she caught her lazy clambermaid
sitting at case in the parlor and exclaim.
ed; "Now, you get up and dustW
When baby was sick, we gave her C@tOrlp,
When she was Child she cried for castorla,
wheu she became Miss, she chung to castOrla,
When she had Children, she gave them Caltoria

Mrs. selby-"Doctah, do chile dun
gone swaller r pint OBJ ink" Doctor
NHab yo' dun ennyding TO- de relief oh
limp" Mrs. Selby-"l'se dun made i'm
eat free sheet OBJ blottin'- paper, doCtah.
Vas dat rlth2n
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pucklen,. Arnlcn snlyo.

The best galve in tho world for cuts,
bruises. sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chappcd hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
II is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton, or money refunded. Price 25Cents
per box. For sale by Logan & Co.
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Read the Following Homo TostI-
monlals:

Mrs. James Shaw No. 3s Twenty.sGv enth street
has had bladder and female troubles for i've
years, was treated by thirteen physiclang, gotnO
better suffered ngOnies Of death, took all kinds
hear her pititn Gales nights, did not sleep unlcts
under morphine for years. She treated with
Dr. Wilbur but short time and feels like new
woman, has no pain and sleeps well nights and
takes no morphine she states Dr. Wilbur has
given her y now lease OF life.
Mrs. ca harlne Wuntef, No. COZ National Road.
has had tumOr on the edge Of her eyelll for
nifty years, which was removed by Dr. Wilbur
It's position rendered the operation an extreme
Is delicate one, nevertheless It wtA done In less
Frank Fresh, No. 900 Main street, was cross.
eyed Il years. Dr.. Wilbur made them straight
IN rnu minute without pain.
Joseph Garner, No. 30 ZAnO street, Mary Long,
I'9l Ch0pllne street: William Arndt, 1857
MCCollOch street, also had their eyes made
STRAIGHT.
Miss Gracle Jackson, corner Fortieth aud
Wood streets, had u tumor for sixteen years,
which had attained considerable size. Dr.. WI:
buE removed II and AhO speaks very highly Of
the doctor, us ShC has experienced no PUN since
the operation.
Mis- Chalmer Drummond, who resides in
KIrkWoOd, had u large mole removed IRON her
face BY means Of a plaster. The operation was
performed by DR.. Wilbur. Mrs DrummOnd
states she likes this mode Of procedure much
better than the knife, rs II gave hoy no PALM,
Mrs Hannah Good, No. 49, Market street, has
been sick for years, Epent hundreds Of dollars,
rot no rGllCi-nO physician knew what her dis
care was. DR.. Wilbur gave her some medicine,
and IN a few hours she passed I've tape worm
20 feet long, aud now she feels Ike new
woman,
The above arc only few Of tho many teStimo.
malls received by the Doctor. Many are with
held from publication by request Of the parties
concerned.
The Doctor invites correspondence from peo.
pic ut distance, but never answers any letters
nnlpEs they contain two stamps, Hrgg.DAW
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BellalrC 4 ZAnesYill0 Through Passenger leaves
bellllre AtS:iOA, M, arrives AZ lellaiTO at $50
p. nj,
W00dsfeld Passenger leaves lOllRiro ut 400 p,
M arrives Ut pellaiFe Ut sos Q, m,
eSnmmeFtield Accommodation leaves RCllaiIO
a. l!i21 y. M. arrives " llRllRir0 vt ll; o. m.
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AssIgnoe's Notices.
ASSIGNEB'S NOTICE.

David Eull' jr, having made general assign.
@enI tome lot tile benefit Of his creditors, /
merely notify alt parties indebted to said David
Null'!t' 'omaEc payment Of such indebted.
.sS 70 ne, And all parties having claims
,saAN aid David Hull, it, arc hereby notified
"P'c'ch'mch claims tome for settlement.
j. v. l.. RODGERS,
DirENGEs "A, ls,y, '"''o' p"'" null W
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Thousands suffer from blood pol,on, who
would DO cured II they gave u, b. u, botanic
Hood Balm trial, Send to the Blood Balm Co.,
Atlanta, Ga, for book OF wonderful cures, that
convince the most SkeptICal, Its sent free.
80. Gibson, Meridian, Miss, writes "FOr u
number OF years suffered untold agoniCs from
blood poison, Several prominent physicians
did me little II any good, began to use u, u, Il,
with very little faith, but, to my utter surprise
II has made me well and hearty person."
1T. IIallCrtou, Macon, Ga, writes; Icon.
ttactcd blood poison. first tried physicians
aud then went to Hot Springs, / returned home
arulned man physically, Nothing seemed to do
me any good, Ny mother persuaded me to try
Il, 3. H. Tony utter establishment every ulcer
quickly healodn
UunI, Morris. Atlanta, Ga, writes: ~ suffered
years from EyphilltlC blood poison which refused
10 bp cured by MI treatment. Physicians pro.
nOuuced II d hopeless case, had hO appetite,
had pains In HIPS aud Joints and my kidneys
wOru diseased Ny throat WIS ulCGrutld and my
breast u nllS Of running sores. In this gondl.
tlOu commenced u use VI u, u, u, II healed
every ulcer aud sore. aud cured me completely
Within Two months" Logan & Co., Wholesale
Agents. Dkw.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIYAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TRAlNS-On and after Nov, Is, lSSS--S
day excepted, MONDAY excepted, isSttir lay
sSSeGpted SUNDAY only, Saturday only
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Educational.
Educational.
MI, De CHANTAL,
NEAR WHEELING, W. VA.
(slIlers Of lilo YISIhlIon.l

A school Of more than national reputation,
offers exceptional advantages for thorough edu.
cation Of young ladies' In all departments. Ii.
braTy Of six thousand volumes. FlnO philo.
sophlcal chemical and astronomical apparatus.
Musical Department specially noted Corpsoi
piano teachers trained by leading professor
from Conservatory Of Stuttgart Vocal culture
according TO tho method Of the old italian mas.
tGn.
Location unsurpassed for beauty and health.
Ten acres Of pleasure grounds. Hoard excellent,
For Catalogues, and references to patrons In
all tho principal cities address
el Tllg DlREcrREss.
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PALTIMORE 9 ONO RAILR0AD-

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Express for chicago Snd tho Northwest 1925
N, Ky p ~, Wy p m daily, and ll;l6 I'm daily
Express for Cincinnati and St. Louis, 1925 IN
dally, u no p N daily, except Saturday.
Columbus accommodation, S;bi q nj, daily,
:, IoF coluln9|gs' S;s5 and Io;;S m daily, and
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Express Tor Washington D. O., Baltimore,
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FOR Pittsburgh and Washington, Pa, 500 a IN
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ington, Ia,, b'S0 p n, daily except Sunday.
For Nthburgh, Washington, Baltimore and
Philadelphia Al 6:91 p IN daily
Columbus and Cincinnati, 2Ai m, Sunday
only.
For Moundsyille, $40 a m, aud 1900 noon,
daily except Sunday, nc G:lOp IN, daily.
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Address Registered Letters 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.

.REMEMBER, also, that The payment Of Prize,
% GUARANTEED ~ F1UR TioNALnANkB OF New
Orleans, and tho Tickets are signed by the preal.
dent Of an Institution, whose chartered right
arc recognized BY The highest Courts; therefore,
beware beware q any limitations or anonymous
ONE DOLLAR ia the price Of tho smalus.
mart or fraction Of Ticket ISSUED ny III 10 any
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than Dollar Il khWlndle. deig WAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-02

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