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The St. Johns herald., 1889-08-29
Odds and Ends.

I $4,000 gown in Paris. This may not affect the quality of her low notes, but 1t will make her more high toned
 A man named Gabriel, living at Monterey, Cal, claims to be 150 years old The Gabriel family has a weakness for blowing it's own horn.
 The train robber does not always work single handed when he un- couples, nor does he always 'go broke" when he puts down brakes.
 The newspapers of the United States owe an apology to A. Bent ley Warrington. Many of them have credited him with less wives than he has.
 Chauncey Nj. Depew is said to be very fond of morning glories. Peo- pie are very apt to admire their op- posites. The morning glory shuts up at night.
 Queen Victoria has been appoint ed to the command of the First | DrapOOn Guards of Berlin The troops will be at once instructed in the broom drill.
 The Judge of Probate of Candor, D. T., has disappeared with a large amount of the peoples cash. Can dor will compel him to return, if he is found,
 Two mines of mercury covering fifty acres, have been discovered in Cuba. A hot weather trust will probably now be formed to cause the mercury to rise.
 An Ohio man is accused of hay ing traded his wife for a threshing machine and windmill. With these he will certainly not feel like a grass widower.
 The President received less at ] tention on his way to Bar Harbor than did Sullivan on his way to Mississippi. This only shows that America is a true republic and that the highest honors may be won by him who wisely uses his hands.
 The University of Oxford com mands facilities for printing in 150 languages. Just how many lan- guages the editor commands when speaking of the proof-reader is not stated. Fifteeen thousand would be about the comparative figure.
 It is stated that the fossilized hand of a gigantic man recently found at Kearney, Neb., being bro- ken open, was found to contain a number of diamonds. Perhaps he held too many for the others in the game, and hence is a fossil.
 It is stated that there are nearly 100 varieties of mosquitoes in the United States. No matter with which of these ones preserves are stocked, he is willing to trade.
 The latest Taecott is under arrest at Laredo, Texas. A Chicago man, 1 just returned from Paris, says that he saw Tascott and Charlie Ross on l the Eifel tower, together. The number of cigarettes manu factured last year was 2,150,OO0,000 nearly 30O,OOO,OOO more than dur ing the previous year. Reports as to the mortality of the year are awaited with interest.
 The undertakers fear that they cannot live if the Brown-Sequard experiment becomes demonstrated success. In that case let them take the Brown-Sequard treatment and they cannot die.
 "We are drinking from a sewer" exclaims a Philadelphia paper. We had heard the editors over there were going it pretty steepish, but we had no idea they had fallen be- low the practice of drinking from a | I .1
The St. Johns herald., 1889-08-29

English royalty has Flied and TennYson has not sung.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-15

Leghorns lay eggs than any other
variety Of fowls; so says Fetch, the patri'
arch Of poultry in America, He also
claims that tho white Leghorn will lay
larger eggs than other varieties OF Leg
horns. lie C0mmends as IN excellent
cross for practical purposes-meat and
eggs-a white Leghorn coCkerel on light
Brahma hens. A correspondent in
Southern Fancier says;
The best hen egg l have ever seen or
tasted is that OF the light Braham hen,
laid in her second year. This egg ia
dark Colored, rich favored, large sized,
thick shelled, ropy white, and heavy,
rich yolk, In size, weight and equality,
the Brahma egg more than makes up for
loss Of number as compared with the
Leghorn, Mr., Fetch says tho egg Of this
cross-white Leghorn and light Brahma
lis large, rich and dark COlored, and
strong shell, For all practical purposes
eggs for eating or shipping, or meat for
eating-I can command this cross to fur
mers who wish to cross with two va
rieties OF pure bred fowls.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-15
WHAT THE KIDS ARE SAYING.

Mamma: ~ told you not 10 play with
that Jones boy, Arthur" Arthur: II
wasn't playing with him, mamma; ] was
Just chasing him to give him licking"
Life
Teacher: "Johnnie, please name the
months" "Januairy, February, Marchu.
airy, Aprile Foo"-- "Sit down there
March Is rather airy, but not to that ex-
tent. Next."-Deir0it Free Press.
Two little boys were fishing from
wharf the other day when one OF them
fell into the water. The other rushed
up to deck hand, exclaiming: "Save
him, misterl He's got do baitl-Bur-
lingtOn Free Pres.
First boy: Have you put medicinein
the teachers lunch2" Second boy;
Eyes" First boy: "and q nail In his
chair? Second boy: eyes" First boy:
"What elsOP" Second boy: Nothing.
Ma made me promise to be real good to-
day.
Little Cora heard an older person re.
mark that some ono who was In trouble
was "in a pickle" Shortly aiterward
her little brother attempted some ,diilll::
cult feat. "Oh, you mustn't do that"
she exclaimed, cor you will be In q Gu
Cumbtr"- YOUTHS Companion,
A Tcketnah (Neb.) 5.ycat.old gave the
following receipt to u playmate for secur-
ing d baby brother: ats awful easy.
You lust walt TIL tho doctor comes and
then send for Grandma Black aud have
bright light and leave the window
open and then they fly right In and In
tic morning you've got him"
A lady living in Ohio is the mother Of
ak boys. One day a friend calling on
her said; "What d pity that one Of your
boys had not been q girl" One Of the
boys, about 8 years Of age, overheard this
remark and promptly interpreted: I'D
like to know who'd q bin 'efj wouldn't
a bin 'er; I'D wouldn't bin 'Cri Joe
wouldn't d bin 'er and I'd like 10 know
who'd bin 'cr"--ChriIiidn advocate.
MateriamiliaS (wCarily)--"Well, I've
cot tic children quoted down al Last
aud wO will have some peace. They
have concluded TO play school (souhdI
Of royolry and boistorouB hllarlty In the
nursery, Mercy on mel FosslOl Eos.
slol What's oil thatnOlsoP YOU prom
Ised only two minutes ago that YOU
would play school," Little FOSsle--.
TYCs, mamma, wo's playin' school
This Is recess" Philadelphia Record.
never believed that story about thJ
| little boy who asked his mother 70 give
| him a dose Of castor oil when he did mol
need Il merely because BhO was In The
habit Of giving him hyecents every TINT
ho took q dose, and hO wanted nyI
cents 10 buy gum. but yesterday q llttlt
boy who usually gets a nickel whenever
ho has 10 undergo tho painful operation
Of having q splinter extracted, can't
running 10 bis sister with several sllyerg
After size had pulled them out and cd
minlslCrod a few kisses 10 aasuhgO thI
naIn, Che little fellow spoke up AM
naked "tYerc those hvo.centers !
INC" said the sister, they we're onlI
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two for Ave cents,p 9Well, II they
ant worth more'n that | shan't get any
more in, " was the philosophical reply
San frdnclSco Reporter.
Little Ola was being put to- bed, aud as
usual, her mother waited TO hear her say
her prayers before bidding her good.
night, To her surprise she did not say
them. lola, my dear, say yourprayep,h
said her mother, II am not goingto
say my prayers" was the reply. "Why
not ~ asked the astonished parent,
you ldon't say yours, papa don't say
his, and as for praying for the whole
family any longer | shan't do it,"-2rOy
Times
There is u young Alleghenian-he will
not be2l for fifteen years yet--who is
wont to set mp a howl whenever the
hour for bathing arrives, Next doorthe
house Is full OF children, but they are
singularly quiet and sweet-tempered.
The father Of the young gentleman first
mentioned was commenting on this fact
to his wife last night. "Blank's child
rem never cry" hesaid. Theyoungster,
who was present, thereupon said with
considerable emphasis: 'pThat's all
right, pop; bnt they haven't a bath.tub
next door,"-PittsburOh Dispalch,
The Boston Transcript says that in
certain suburb Of Boston there have been
great many burglaries OF late, and these
attempts have excited the imagination Of
a little 7;year-old girl. 1t Is her custom
to say the "Now lay me" prayer at
night and to extend the petition by con-
Guiding 1t with, "God, bless papa, mann
ma, grandpa, and all the folks" Last
night a sudden idea seemed to strike her,
and she added rather contemptuously
and with an absence Of the missionary
spirit; "0h, no, not all--not the burg
lars, ! should laugh to see you bless
ing burglars"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-15
When the button comes of the back
OF a mans shirt his choler begins to rise.



When hundred bottles Of sarsaparilla or other
prOteutlous specifics fail to eradicate Unborn
scroiula or contagious blood poison, remember
that Il, b, Il. tlIOtanlc Blood Balln) has gained
many thousand victories, In as many seemingly
lncurable instances. Send to tho Blood balm
Co., Atlanta, Ga, for "BoOk Of Wonders" and be
convinced. It's the only TRUE BLOOD PURIFIER,
a. W. MCSsCr, HOwcll's X Roads, Ca, writes;
~ was affected nine years with sores, All the
medicine could take did mo no good. then
tried u. u. H., and eight bottlesCured me sound"
Mrs. s. NJ. Wilson, Round Mountain, Texas,
writes: "a lady friend Of mine was troubled
with bumps and pimples on her face and neck.
She took three bottles Of Il. y. H., and her skin
got soft and smooth, pImplCs disappeared, and
her health improved greatly"
James l.. BoSwOrth, Atlanta, Ga, writes:
"SOmc years ago contracted blood poison.
had no appetite, my digestion was ruined. rheu'
mRtisn drew up my limbs 30 | could hardly
walk, my throat was cauterlzud Eve llmes. Hot
Springs gave mo no benefit, aud my lie Was one
OF torture until gave Il. y, Il, trial aud, sur.
prlsing ~ II mAy he0in, the use Of i've bottles
cured me-" Logan Il Co., Wholesale Agents.
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Railroad bonds stronger; sales .S!,l9O,0O0.
Government and State bonds dull and ilrm'
DONDs AND ErOCK QUOTATiONB--Cl.0sEp BID.


NEW YORK, Fob, 1i,-Flour, recelpN 1900
packages, exports bro barrels and l6,Jll sacks,
market dull aud CAslOri sales iB,lO0 barrels,
Wheat, exports $1,000 bushelgj sales i,U06,OO0
bushels Of futures aud S,OOg bushels Of spot,
SPOT market dull and lower, No. q red SgcI no, I
rcd February DgCi March g7Ci April pBJfO May
9ACa9i OJl} closing al pg)fj Juno QytScaSi COJS,
Ol6tlngat WE, July piJsnlitfC ClDslilg al p6l{
December pjliApg9t6, Cl0sItigAl OGC, Harley dull;
ungtadGd Canada 16aEc. Corn, receipts 1900
buihOlb, exports G,600 bushels sales i,i2SOO0
bushels Of futures and 9Ol,OOO bushels Of spot
market moderately active unRfadod mixed lOi
closing al i93soj May 49ltA4a Il, cohlng al lSIc;
June 9kC. Oats, receipts 4i,OOy bushels exports
900 huplOlh, sales 1000 bushels Of iultiteh and
pgtO0 bushels VI kpOti market dull and steady
SPOT No, 2 white Gljdni mixed western 2lkA.IaOi
white do 5iaiOC, No. Chicago ne, Hay and hops
quiet, Coffee, !Opllonssleady and 4 shade below
S,tSFl,GNy February .II, March Ag5 NM Giig
September and October lOOO0iOiOCi SPOT Ind
1ulOl al i1tiC, Sugar qulOl and steady, MOhticI
iuiet. nlc0 strong, TillUw easier At SO HOSih
ilf0ng, Egga dull; western ikaiiGC Fork
more arllypj old mess el2 ~ new mess 1i2 M
hi2 76j extra prime Sla O0Ai2 IS, Cut meats iAlf
y active lard steady western steam iOIn
ioiei February OggS March GgPc April gg9cl
BVntVuibCf 1900. butter steady, WOsietn dSify
lSS9OCl creamery iOaggJfo. Cheese dull western
lOEAiikc.
CHICAGO, Feb. II There was iaif bu,lnel.
transacted IN wheat To-day, Tho market ioI
most VI The leatlIn ruled rGlhor quiet and tame
The closing hguiCt show dOGlih6 Of iSoIfoni
yesterday Corn quiet and steady Dali NOR
active. Provisions moderately active, fl6nl
lIeady aud unchanged, Wheat Calh No,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-15
The man who is behind tho times has
all the world before him.
1. Communion Inenrnbls2

Read tho following: Mr.. @. II.
Morris, Newark, Ark, says; "Was down
with GbsCess oil lungs, and friends and
physicians pronounced mo IN incurablc
cofsumptive. Began taking DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, am
now on my third bottle, and able 10
oversee the work on my farm. II Is the
finest medicine ever made"
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio, says;
"Had II not been for DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption l would
have died Of lung troubles, Was given
IN BY doctors, Am now In best oil
health" Try IT, Sample bottles FREQ al
Iounn K Co.'s drug store. B
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-15
PEEnING SHEEP.
The Care Of Sheep In Restricted Quarters,
Treatment of Breeding Ewes.

Treatment of Breeding Ewes,
Feeding sheep during winter conane-
ment deserves notice, though 1t is hard
" possible to lay down rules that shall
govern all, Perfect regularity as to time
Of feedlng should always be observed in
order to accomplish the best results, and
agaia they should never be fed more
than they will eat, for II tho racks are
filled too full they will soon acquire the
habit OF wasting,
american lPOOI Reporter advises that
sheepin confinement be fed three times
per day and that they be given novel.
ty. IT is well to feed hay twice during
the day-say morning and night, and at
noon give them pea straw orCorn stalks.
EndeGvor to give your lambs clover once
each day, at least; also u feed OF corn and
oats with perhaps u mixture OF bran.
Peas and oats sown together arc profit
able crop for the farmer to raise and
makea splendid feed for sheep, the peas
answering the purpose Of corn. Ifyou
have roots, either turnips, carrots or
beets, feed them two or three times
week, as a change from dry food Is pro-
ductive Of good results.
Breeding ewes, toward Landing time
especially, should never be fed on corn
or other heavy grain without mixture
Of grain OF lighter nature, and then the
corn should always be the lesser Quanti-
ty. Potatoes are splendid feed, and by
many are regarded as equal to roots.
The subject Of ensilage as n feed for
sheep is being widely discussed, and by
those who have tested it is said to give
excellent results. One thing that Is too
often neglected is to furnish your sheep
plenty OF running water. Give your
sheep plenty Of exercise. On pleasant
dNys always allow them to run out in
the yard. Use straw freely in bedding
them, and clean out the manure from
the sheds several times during the win
ter, for II allowed to heat it will make
your barns very unhealthyp besides, 1t is
thought by many that the heat from the
manure produces IN irritation Of the
skin which causes sheep to pull their
wool. Give your barns plenty OF venti-
lation and plenty OF light, and, above
all, your sheep much Of your personal
attention, trusting little to hired help.
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Advice o niotherp.

Are you disturbed ut night and broken
OF your rest by a sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth? II
so, send ut once and get bottle Of MEs.
WIHsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR Chill
DRES TEETIrIEa. Its value is incalCula-
BILE. 1t will relieve the poor little SUI.
ferer Immediately. Depend upon 1t
mothers, there is no mistake aboutit. 1t
cures dysentery and diarrhGa, regulates
the stomach and bowels, Cures wind
cholic, softens the gums, reduces the in.
Aammation and gives tone and energy
to the whole system. Mis-. WINsLow's
SooTulNd sYRUP ron CHILDREN TEETH.
ING is pleasant to the taste, and is the
prescription Of ono Of the Oldest and
best female nurses and physicians In the
United States, and Is for sale by all drug
gists throughout the world. Price %
cents q bottle. Mwr&w
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JohR p Lyons IN once Week,
And what do see in your hand, pretty maid
That doth Of the future i0Telell2
It's wonderful volume Of fate, pretty maid,
To lheeye that peEuscIh II well -" n
Thus Spake; though didn't IN honesty know
The meaning Of one little line;
hnl THIS much kn0W-it wAI whittier than snow
That hand that lay nestled in mine.
1t was whittier than snow and perhaps might
hAy
lt.wai some degrees warmer, Us well;
And gREed At Us Ines in stndiOuA way,
A made up Rstory TO tell.
"TAeISS S.S Z wonderful deal in ''A' fair little
,Quolh, I, but there's principally this
lEoI such 4 temptation, how could IwithItandHl
-AAd hlled itan up with kiss,
There was much in that haud,.r good reason
Z HayIng learned to my lasting regret;
FOR THIS circumstance happened some three days
And my ear'Sa bright crimson yet,
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Inquirer-What is the extreme penalty
Of bigamyP Two mothers.in.law.

IHAvE received great benefit from
Ely's Cream Balm for catarrh. 1cannot
express the suffering ! have endured the
past year from Nasal catarrh. Q. L,
RoBDiNs, Caraway p. o. Randolph Co.,
NO.
FoR several years l have had very bad
Nasal catarrh. Tried Ely's Cream Balm
and 1t has cured me. | can recommend
It TO all suffering from catarrh, as being
the best remedy. DAVID Nc X. SMITH,
Middle Brook. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-15
Catching a walters eye is good prac.
ticO before joining a baseball nine.


This remedy is becoming SO well
known and so popular as to need no spe'
Cial mention. All who use Electric Bit.
tiers sing tho same song Of praise.-A
purer medicine does not exist and 1t Is
guaranteed to do all that is claimed,
Electric Bitters will cure all diseases Of
the liver and kidneys, will remove PIN
pies, boils, suit rheum and ether alice.
lions caused by impure blood.-Will
drive malaria from tho system and
prevent as well as cure all malarial fevers.
For cure Of headache, constipation and
indigestion try Electric Bitters.-EntirC
satisfaction guaranteed, or money re-
funded.-Pricc 80 cts. and 81 90 per bot.
tic at Logan & Co.'s drug store. 8,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-15

A clergyman, after years of suffering
from that loathsome disedsc, Catarrh,
and yainly trying every known remedy,
at last found q recipe which completely
cured and saved him from death, Any
sufferer from this dreadful disease send
ing u self addressed stamped envelope to
Prof. j. A. Lawrence, IS Warren street,
New York City, will receive the recipe
free Of charge. Mw&P.Eow
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-15
FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features OF tho Money aud Stock Mar.

The Features OF tho Money aud stock Mar
kOts.
NEW YORK, Feb. N-Moncy on call easy
at lIba2 per cent; closed offered OF II per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 4aG per cent. Sterling
exchange quiet but steady at 81 SGa4 Sslll. Sales
Of stocks were 1898 shares.
Theopening prices on the Stock Exchange this
morning were but slightly changed from last
nights figures. Tho market was very quiet With
firm tone, but al attack upon Burlington callS.
cd yielding all over the list and prices were
brought down to a shade below those OF the
opening,
The market displayed moro activity at II
o'clock than at any other time Of the day. Dull
ness followed and n portion Of the mornings
improvement was lost, but another raid upon
Burlington falling 10 have any marked effect
covering was INDUCED In TO q large extent, aud
the market ngan showed animation and decided
strength In the last hour. The rebound IN Dur.
llngt0p wns very sharp and the best prlCes oil
the day were reached Just before tho close, which
was active and firm 10 strong, generally az irac'
tionRl advances for the day. There were no do
Clines Of Importance. darlington rose III, Big
Four and Chicago 4 East Illinois preferred per
cent
Railroad bonds stronger; sales S!,19O,0O0.
Government aud State bonds dull and irm,
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WHEN disease racks the frame, when
sores cover the person, when aches are
in every joint, when the muscles are
soft and Aabby, when the least exertion
gives fatigue, when tho mind Is filed
with gloom and dependency, what is
there In life worth living, and yet many
exc out Just such a miserable existence,
living only for those who love them,
When itisgenerally wnthat Browns
Iron Bitters will cure the above disor-
ders how many hearts will be made
glad! How many homes made happy!
nav
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Financial.
EXOHANGE BANK.
LIintrnnhh
DANK on TnE OHIO VALLEY.

Drafts Issued on England, ireland, Scotland
ana all pom" !" jBiiN g. 1oNEs co.bto,
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FOR SALE.

lnlilnl io'g on the Old Fair Grounds, ZGne'l
0tChaid North aud South Front Streets and
HOu.h ftHu streets, ut very low figures.
A good foOmed House ut %}i9 Jacob street, Of
Ahargain,
Double Brick House, II and 70 Virginia street
Will sell separate or both together. They con
hln all modern improvements
scycl ROOmcd House, la7 South broadway; a
g0li property AZ much less than cost,
-Four GoOmud Cottage for sylj.
Eight Rpomci House, North Front street.
liver 10y; all IN good condition; $3.50.
live RQOmCd House, q North broadway; will
make pleasant hOtgu.
six EQDMcl Rtlgs House, southwest corner
ThiFiy'eiShth aud Wood streets, ut bargain
Will pay ilr Investment.
Dwel.ils Houses, large and small, always or
Scis ~ '''' G. O. SMITH, 1910 Main Street,
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BALTIMORE { OHIO RAILROAD

-kVDepartuTo Of trains from Wheeling. Schedule
u E ss SR Sf Gasa9S asS az SSFRTs aS
M $40 p M $40 p N daily, aud II 10 p m daily
except Saturday.
hxpTGsI tor Cincinnati and g. Louis, lO:2oRm
Columbus sccOmaOdaIIoh, SIS N, daily,
For Columbus, S,6S and 1928 O IN daily, aud
ll:l6 p N, daily, except Saturday, and 2;N IN
daily, except sunday,
N and 5:iO p m, daily via FltG6urSh S;So ?. m.
daily.
daily; express, 1889 a M, daily, las p m, daIY
ingt0n Pa, b:SO n m, daily except Sunday,
For PIttSbuBh, Warrington, BALTIMORE and
Columbus and Cincinnati, 2;A5 a IN, Sunday
only.
For MoundsYillc, $40 m, and 1900 noon,
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spring 81 03yal 03ISj No. o spring s5aO7ISc; No.
a. 9 o9IS Nay slOGsai 0S2s, closing ii 81 OC99I;
July g!1la9i 1c, closing et we. Corn; cash No.
cash No. and February 2SRgjlls 70; March 9J5tO;
May 271Ec, Rye, No. g doc. FlAxSeed, 81 bO.
Meas pork, cash, February and March sil %;
May I'll ny, lard, cash, February and March
G.GOct May B611Ec. bacon, short ribs 5,S5aG. OJCi
shouldeEs6 bOl5G7 ~; short clear G.25c. Whisky
81 o.. Eggs, butter aud sugar steady and un,
changed,
pHlLADELPlIlA, Pa, Feb, n Flour firm,
Wheat firm; No, red February g6ISnV7c; March
giJSa9Sc; April QS1SNO9C; May g9L,CaSl 90.
yellow lle; steamer No. 2 mixed, Sg5Jc; No.
mixed and February ilail ~; March llsSailasc;
April ll5laA2Hci Agy 4935Gl2Ac, Oats quiet
but steady; No. 3whlte 3llSO; No. 9 white Feb.
ruary G5IsaSICi March SiaAAC; April 8i4a3iIlc
May 81 SGsjc.
BALTIMORE, Feb. li.-WhCat, western steady;
No. winter rcd spot, February And March 9ia
9l4ci April QCC; My ~ sagTJiC July We. Corn,
western easy mixed spot and February SyJSC;
March 4OlIsHiJ1Ec. Aprll Ale: May 4lAAl2c. Oats
FIRM; western white Sga3ic. Rye UNCHANGED.
Hay dull apd unchanged. Hutter firm western
packed l6a2OC; bGst roll lSll7c; creamery 29a2QC,
Eggs firm at liEc. Coffee stcady; Rio l7HC.
TOLEDo, o., Feb. li.-Whcat lower and weak;
cash gScasl OK; May OSC; July QOC. Corn active
and firm; cash 533 e; May 3J1lc. Oats dull; cash
26Tc. ClOvGHeed steady; cash aud February
s. nv; March IS ~.
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The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
Corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
It Is guaranteed to give perfect gatistac'
ton, or money refunded. Price 20 cents
per box. For sale by Logan & Co.