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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-03-20
HOTEL CAREY.
So TO So Per Day.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

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TIE WICHITA EAGLE
WICHITA, EAss&s,
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DENTISTS.
DE-. I. G. WTLISON.
DIR. e. HI. CREDII
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
ROGERS.

The Photographer Pictures in all sizes and styles.
He also carries the finest assortment OF picture
frames in the city. Give him a friendly call and
examine samples.
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BUTTER-Lower Fancy Elcin creamery 2j9
216c finest western 23G2Ic, fine 2l@22c, finest dairy,
20a DC fine 149lSc.
EGGS-13c.
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W4NTED-Horses and TehicIes.

U-ANTED-TO EXCHANGE SECOND HAND
w buggy for small horse or large pony. Kansas
Buggy company fGH
w ANTED-TO Buy A GOOD FAMILY HORSE.
w Must weigh from l.27G TO l,s0 pounds. Hewey
Bros, Palace stables. 100 y
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FOR RENT'-iSfOrcs
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-11
LADIES ENJOY

Boil, the effect and result when Olive
Blossom is used. 1t acts gently, vet
promptly. It is the greatest boon TO
womankind. Every lady can treat her.
sell and not have to undergo the torture
OF instruments from physicians. Give
blossom positively cures ali forms of
female weakness, such as Painful Men
situation, liberation, Larceration, Bar.
renncss, LeucorrhGa, Pruritus, Cancer.
Ovarian AID Fibroid Tumorsin their carly
stages and the long list of iunumer-
able and unmcntionable suffernrs that
atillct the patient. The Olive Blossom
treatment is simple and harmless. The
'irst application often gives permanent
relief. Try it, and YOU viii exclai,n,
as hundreds Of others have: ooh, /
lee! like a different woman I" One
months treatment sent postpaid 10 any
part OF tie world on receipt OF 81 90 :;
six months, $500. Olive Blossom
is forsale by all leading druggists ANY
druggist WHO may not have il can order
it from the wholesale dealer. DO not
accept any substitute. Bc.va,r Of fraudu-
lent limitations.
The Celebrated Franc R1siMs Olive
Blossom, is prepared only by Tie
Frame !Hfai6a! Institute Co., Columbus,
0. Mcorp0rdtealSS6. CapihiS5oo, 900. 90.
BRANCH HOUSES: NcwY York, Chicago.
San Francisco, and London, EucleHa,
Sold BY logan Drug Co., c. r. Goe.ze, W. W.
mcller, ". g. Armbr!ght, ", Il. Williams and
y. W; Heinrich: J. W. Darrah, and Ralston 4
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Guess this Conuntirllnl.

What is the reason that physician
will not indorse a good thing when he
knows as well as he knows anything
that the article in question has been used
ior years and is valuable remedy, bu,
because it is proprietary medicine they
cry it down. There is not q prescfip-
ton case in any drug store in all THIS
broad land that does not hold this same
article. There are few ifany physicians
who do not prescribe it. Aud yet when
the same article is made and sold in
larger pa kages, and the price is 60 much
below prescription, that is where the
shoe pinches. But there are physicians
who are willing to indorse good thing,
as the following will show,
i have used quite extensively in my
practice OF late Loose's Extract Red
Glover for Indigestion, Constipation,
Dyspepsia and Stomach Troublee with
the very best resultp, and have found
lit worthy OF all and more than is
claimed ior it. The only disappoint,
ment to physicians is that it exceeds its
recommendation. f. II. KNAPP, NJ. D.,
Findlay, Ohio. For sale by Logan Drug
Company. DIV
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Cold Storage to Keep Eggs, Etc.

A simple cold storage room may be
made by building a Eouss with two
rooms, the lower one to be used for
storage. The floor, between the upper
and lower rooms should be OF corrugated
iron. Build any size you may wish, the
upper floor 10 be used in which to pack
the ice, with email drains to carry oil the
water. This will keep the storage room
dry. The ice in the upper room is to be
packed in the ordinary way. The eggs
in the lower room may be put on small
racks in oGt chat, or in any way you
may desire. The temperature OF the
room will be sufficiently cold. The only
thing to guard against is tho, escape OF
water from the water to the cold storage
room. II the storage room be damp from
escaping water, there is danger OF things
packed in it being damaged. 'E
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEE'S SALE.

Dyvirtuo OF q deed OF trust made By George ".
Tiemann and Mary \. Tlemann, his wife TO me as
trustee, bearing date on tho first day OF Deccm.
Der, 1855, and recorded In the office Of the Clerk
Of the County court Of Ohio county, West Wiz.
ginia, in Deed ofTrust Boot No. q, page 513, /
Will proceed 10 sell ut public auction, at the
trout door OF the Court House for said Ohio
coIintv IN rho cit NJ Whpcliu,, M NJ
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Thread Worms In Mare with Foal.

An excellant injection for thread
worms is, . CTS. Of the solution Of perch
!oride OF iron in | ct. OF lime water,
freshly made. The rectum should first
be cleaned out with an ordinary soap
aud wateriDjection. You are advised to
give no worm medicine or injection il
the mare has been with ioal for any
length Of time. Wait until she has
foaled, il possible. Give her a lump Of
rcck.salt to lick ct, as much as che
pleRses. Keep the bowels open mot 10
laxative-with bran mashes. This may
have the desired effect, without resort.
ing to the annoyance Of injection, 10
which irritation the mare should not be
subjected, il possible, in her present
condition. 's'h..@,
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD TIME
~ table taking effect August II, 1880, Pas.
senses trains win run as tolows-C Central Time,
AZ tia,ns daily except those marked thus +,
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AGRICULTURAL, NOTES.
Matters OF Interest to the Intelligencer'a
Farmer Renders.



II cholera is in the neighborhood, look
out that the virus is not carried to you
by any stream OF water flowing through
your farm. Let there be no communi.
cation with injected farms. Purchase
no swine from an infected locality. The
disease may be carried from infected
ground by q person, Il dog or other AMI.
NAL, by Iced, by farm implements which
have infected earth on them, etc. Ii the
diseaee breaks out in your herd, remove
still healthy animals TO ilclosed unin.
fected ground or pens as far as possible
from infected localities. Destroy all
diseased animals and bury the carcns8es
deep or burn them. Repeatedly disin.
feet the premises, and observe the Ut.
most cleanliness rs to surrounding aud
food. Slaked or unslaked lime is dis
infectant. Crude carbolic acid and sui.
phnric acid, equal quantities, mixed,
then put two ounces OF itiu q gallon OF
water. This is an excellent disinfect.
ant, rs is also u ounces OF ordinary sui.
phuric acid to one gallon OF water, or a
TWO per cent solution Of carbolic acid. II
you employ lime, use Il pound OF the
lime to a gallon OF water. Wash fences
troughs, iloors, everythinc,wi,h a broom
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SHERIDAN AND THE DRIVER,
The Little Captain WINS Too Much for tho
...7.t Zig TeRinster,

The Little Captain WINS Too Much for the
Zig Teanstsr.
One OF tho best illustrations OF the
character Of General Sheridan is re.
lated OF him by General Buasey, when
in tho early days Of the war no was
doing duty as Quartermaster in south.
west Missouri, says the Chicago Meus.
IA provision wagon bound for head.
quarters" Gays the General, with its
team OF mules, was stuck fast In the mud
some few miles south OF Springfield.
The driver, who was n big burly man
standing over six feet IN height and
built In proportion, finding that lis team
was unable to move the heavily laden
wagon, began to belabor numerically
tho poor beasts, ..EEa
Seated ona stout, shaggy, black horse,
which was pursuing It's way to the left
Of the road, was road.shouldered, low.
sized man, clad in the fatigue uniform OF
tho regulation army blue, bat without
any insignia OF rank or stat buttons, and
wearing on his head All old, much.bae
tered cap. Pulling up his horse at the
stalled wagon, the hoIseman demanded
authotitatively OF the teamster why no
was whipping the animals 10 severly.
"The only reply that he received to
his question was a string OF oaths, aud
TO make matters worse the fellow struck
The near mule violent blow with the
heavy but OF bis black jack as the
wagons whip is called.
In answer to shout from the rider,
the sufiy teamster said that If he did not
take care aud mind his own business a
similar blow would DO dealt to him.
The threat was scarcely uttered, when
Little Phil, for such it was, sho. from
the saddle and hud the ruilian by the
throat.
Although it was evident that the rs.
sailant was much the smaller man OF the
two, still in Il few seconds he had his op.
ponent on. his knees. and rained upon
his head, neck and chest volley Of
savage blows, ending in twisting the
whip out Of the mans hand, and apply.
ing it vigorously over arms and shoul.
ders, until tho fellow fairly howied for
mercy. When at last the WAGNER was
permitted to arise from the ground, he
received asI7parting warning a severe
kick from thsfrate captain.
"'Who the devil are you?' was the
queation of the astouished and thor.
oughly frightened bully as soon as he
recovered sufficient breath.
"'Captain Sheridan, QuartcemasteI'
OF this army; and il you don't get to
work - quick to get this wagon out OF
the way III thrash you again.'
ut is needless to say that sheridan's
orders were executed with alscrity. The
mules by that time had reeained their
strength and wind, snd in a few min
utica the team and wagon were on firm
ground again. With a parting admoni.
ton Little Phil mounted his patient
horse, which had watched the encount.
er with seeming approval, and rode to.
wards headquarters as unconcerned as il
nothing had happened
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-11
HOUSEHOLD RECIPES,

Cure for Telter.-Take ground.berry
vine, fry 1t In hogs lard and apply tt
the hands frequently. 10 ~
Chocolatc.-rwo squares OF chocolate
l cup OF white sugar, piece OF butter the
size Of a hickory nut, enough water Ia
dissolve; boil until hard.
Yellow or Gold Cake.-Yolks OF S
eggs, cups OF white sugar, 9 cups Of
flour, ! cup OF sweet milk,2 small tea,
spoonsful Of baking powder.
Chocolate Cake.-One and one-hali
cupa OF sugar, \ cup OF butter, cup Of
sweet milk, } cup OF corn starch, l cups
OF flour, whites Of 3 eggs,2 two tea.
spoons Of baking powder; dissolve corn
starch in milk.
Graham Gems.-Take 3 pints OF new
milk and stir in graham flour enough to
have the consistency OF sponge cake.
Use no salt or soda; place in gem pans
and put in the oven when 1t Ia very hot.
This makes a wholesome dish for inya-
lids; good In milk.
Catsup.-Take u gallons OF ripe to.
Hlatots, COOK unu btfaln through sieve
10 take out skins and seeds; add table.
spoonful Of ground black pepper,
tablespoonful OF salt; cook until thick.
Then add vinegar to make it as sour as
you like, about ! pint or less II strong.
Sweeping Carpets-The sweeping OF
salt on carpets to cleanse them isopen to
serious objection. Unless the utmost
care is observed, particles will be carried
into the castors Of furniture, there to
rust and render them immovable. Salt
will also corrode zines, spotting and de.
defacing them, unless thoroughly
washed and dried.
Bordeaux Sauce-To gallon OF chop
ped green tomatoes mix in level tea.
spoonful Of salt, and put to drain; do
not use the green juice OF these; . gal.
Ions chopped cabbage, red or green pep
per; tablespoonful Of black pepper; 9
each OF cinnamon, cloves, celery seed
and mustard, II you want go much
srice; l quart OF maple molasses or u
pounds sugar; quart OF vinegar; cook
twenty minutes in porcelain kettle; can,
II wanted to keep long.
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BLooM1scros, KY, March Is, 1896

Rddam's Mferote Rtl!tr Co., Nashville Tenn:
4 GESTLEMEN-Tbis will certify. that
after suffering with biliousness and dis.
pepsia for years. and after trying all the
popular medicines and many physicians
with little or no benefit, l tried Radam's
Microbe Killer with the very best re-.
suits; am now. entirely relieved.
Respectfully, NJ. L. SMITH.
For sale bya Logan Drug Co., sole
agents. TrHsAw
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have more than once been saved by The
timely use OF ke,np's Balsam for the
throat and lungs, afteLall other remedies
have been tried in vain. The Balsam
stop, decay Of the lungs and cures
influenza and acute and chronic
coughs. There is no other medicine in
the world that acts SO promptly, Ger.
tainly none that does its work so thor
cughly, MS ksmp's Balsam. ALI drug
gists sell it. Large bottles SOC. and ST., 3
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N. A. B., Arkansas. The cause OF
blind stasgers was explained recently in
the Blade Farmstead namely, exposure
to the sun, tight collar, blows on the
head, poisoning OF various kinds, tumors
on the brain, etc. The brain becomes
copgested, or, there is an excess OF blood
in the blood vessels Of the brain or it's
envelopes. The animal is first dull and
listlese, and staggers ab out, the eyes be-
come b!oodRhot, the earsand feet become
hot, then cold, and as tho disease ad.
yances commissions in, the animal be-
comes blind, and unles prompt meAsures
are taken tho animal dies.-foleio Blade,
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sInrn LANG In Shoulder.

A horse lame in the shoulder draes the
leg forward, not being able to advance
1t rapidly. In motion, he attempts to
swing the leg forward, and swings it
outward. There may or not be waste OF
the shoulder. The elbow is a rare seat
OF disease, and SO arc the knees and the
other joints OF the horse. 1t is best to
exercise the best OF judgment, as 1t is
sometimes very difficult to certainly 10.
cate tho seat OF lameness. First, exam
ine for corns, next feel il the back ten.
dons have unnatural heat, or 1.-THE horse
tiinches when the tendons are pressed
with the hand. Rheumatism manifests
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TO try to cure catarrh by using local up.
plications. Catarrh is not local but Il
constitutional disease. 1t is not disease
OF tho mans nose, but OF the man.
Therefore, to effect cure, requires q
constitutional remedy like Hoods Sar.
saparilla, which, acting through the
blood, reaches every part Of the system,
expelling the faint which causes the
and inparting health, 5
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SyMrroAs-Moisturc: Intense itching aud
ii allowed 10 continue tumors form, which Of.
ten bleed aud ulcertc, becoming very sore.
swAYSE's OlSrNEST stops the itching aud
bleeding, heals liberation and In mos, cases 70.
moves the ,umors. AT druggists, or by mail for
80 cents. DR.. Swsyne & Son, ph!ladell h!A.
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An important discovery. They act on
the liver, stomach and bowels through
the nerves. A new principle. They
speedily euro biliousness, bad taste, tor
pid liver, piles and constipation. Splen.
did for men, women and children.
Smallest, mildest, sureat. Thirty doses
for twenty-five cents. Samples free ut
The Logan Drug Co.'s.
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Duckien's Arnicn Salre5

The hest salve in the world ior 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. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price Is cents per
box. For Gale by Logan Drug Co.
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itself In the shoulder, and may be do.
teCted by careful study OF the action OF
The horse US referred 10 above. II the
lameness Ia III the shoulder, take OF
tinc!ure OF arnica ] ounce; water ! pint.
Bathe the shoulder frequently until the
inflammation isgone then take Of iodine
ounce, glyceEine 9 ounces, mefeufial
ointment 9 ounces, olive oil Q ounces;
rub this In on the shoulder once day,
In the morning, washing OF with warm
water and soap at night, aud after dry
ing well, re.apply. :,
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Petroleum.

SEw EoHE, Dec lo.-petrolcum opened strong
for january option and advanced nc on stand.
ard OIL buying, but reacted later, tucu became
dull and remained so until ,heclose. No Penn.
sylyanla spot. January option opened Of &C;
highest csc; lowest biessc. Lima OIL, no sales.
Total sales 6J,uOO barrels. 4a &c. 81 *
OH CITY, Pa, Dec. lO.-Oil market opened q.
62sc; hiehess Gee: lowest Gi1sc; CLOSED ut bl3sc:
carrying 35Aitc; charters 81, l5S barrels Buckeye
opched At l51c; ghesl lGc: lowest 1870; closed
at l57Sc: sales 5,tUJ barrels. d - IN
BRADFORD, Pa, Dec. 1o-openel at ei,1c;
closed al Gssc; highest G61sc; lowest i}ic; clear.
ances iu9, wv parrcs. ~
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Dec. 1O-Petroleum dull bu,
strong; opeucd at 6i'4c; closed ut 65t4c; highest
65Hc; lowest GiHc. G-. VI, -
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Qbe sSntelliacntet.
OnIcoi Nos. a5nnd VI Fourteenth street.
THE CHARITY up NlGnr,

Iyrittsa for NE InieIli0ncty,
Dwight, thou Queen Of Ethlopcl s
Thou weaycst Of the Star.beJe weied hair,
That floats in sombre IN i.ts upon the air,
a cloak Of charity for ali the rice: -"
hut thou dost lend II With such tender rrRc,
.|a That unto HIN Il seems, +, = . VI
Who wears Il, In his dreams,
6 The vestutc OF q king.
Aud not borrowed thing
To hide his nakpdneN,
IL thy dominion grows
Tho lntns.leaf, and flows
y Tho Lothe.AtreAn, 10 bless
With all iorgeillllucSS- ~.
More Than the Day. thou !ecdcst Hone,
Night, thou Queen OF EthlOpcl
PorIUtburg, y. Va. 1880 $500 D"''""
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SATURDAY, DE0cMBER 10, $50,

Ebdeinn.ug ut, 10 O'Clock a, m. all the right.
l$tt4le aud Interest OF the , Eaid benz:
KS p. Temann, and N. Iienann, hi
iwife,Io or either Of ,h"n, lssal or equitable, IN
Ethf following desciiotd zeal estate, that is TO
4 SAL 4 Fenr acres and twea.y terctes lasmer|,
Ia 1klrt Of the farm ~ one lime Owned by Adam
Il fhnef land afterwards ey eAinuel J. Boyd ~
!; Oht souply. on tho National road, about two
ian a half miles cast OF the city OF wheeling!
bes aining at stake on the east aldo oil the sld
ro{tf,S and thu southwest corner oil tract Of
jlnnla on she zoth dsy Of July, is2 conveyed BY
tifeaae north 2G.45 west lG,F poles: thence north
60 III cost 4l4 poles: thence s9lth q east 1911
pol rs 10 the l!ne Of this land conveyed as ntore
said 3tossald Warden; thence sou.n G4'6e wesl
IS aiosesail TO n said Warden 10 the begin
\ Mug, N together with tho right OF wa,
EEaloIs 81 lane. twelve feet wide running with.
! and q adjoining the northwest ii;.e o.
x decd OF tIustl, on the Mih DAY Of July 1852, con
2 reycd BY Adam Fllchuer and wife TO Edward Al.
\ Norton, also tho right TO The use OF the large
4 spring In another aud contiguous patt Of said
h farm, NTH tho turtle. right 10 lay wafer pipe,
" fron ii II sprirg TO any OF the lana conveyed by
y sasdlGGGd OF trIis:. But Ill! subject TO the con
L current and Join: Interest OF cestnin Other per
SONS, gpecIled IL ss.d deed from said Filchncl
I aud vito 10 said Edward y. Spston; the sale
properly above conveyed being tho same which
q was conveyed 10 the said John Henry Ttemhn,l
by George ". Robinson end wife. by deed dated
January -, 1860, aud OF record In the land rec
+ ords OF ohio county, IN Decd BOOK No. s. pas,
ISL.
\ the purchaser may elect, c-sh In hand on tht
s day oi .alc, end the balance IN Two cqun install
meats psyable respectively In six aud twelve
months from the day OF sale. with interest, til,
iDurchg.cr TO give his notes for the deferred In
& s,allmcn,s. with good security, and tho leEh
title to DO retNncd as further security until th'
said notes ana interest are paid.
~ noiS S,I'7s5, I-eG W +. III BEARD. Trustee.
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New YORK. Dec. TO- Business in dry goods
continues moderate, with i'm proving Tendencies
and outlook. There seems 10 DO more conf.
dence in spite OF new failures, the prospect for
easy money lit the course OF q week having 4
beneficial elect There were some good trans.
actions IN fine brown co.,ons, four yard sheet
ings, printed chAllc, satines, lawns and wooden
oyercoa.ings The tone OF the marke, remains
steady aud prices unchanged. ~.
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William Astor, who is cruising along
the coast of Florida, and who lately
bought home in that State, is said to
have received a letter from couple OF
eminent politicians OF Florida Offering
him the United States senatorship for
$3.50 goo.
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CLAREMoNr STOCK YARDS, I
~ nALrINnRE. Dec. s lSnn

via Baltimore & Ohio railroad for the week
ended December 7.--2S cars, containing o,865
cattle, 70 calves, $50 sheep and lambs lS,S}s
hogs. y horses. 5. gI.r - ~
Shipments to NcwLYork, Philadelphia, 30
horses -t ,GaUl 1l g.'E 'rffE''0 = =
All hogs and sheep sold in these yards arc n,
gross weight. Receipts this week G,lSS head,
against b,eG9 head last week; fair TO good hog,
sold at s. Ooal 10 and roughs al s. Is per lo0 lbs
Pigs s. rs. z. 50 ~ mi -
Receipts OF sheep aud lambs 1859 head. with
E4sGc per 10. ~ 80 ~ -. n
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Loose's Red Clover Pile Remedy is a
positive specific for all forms OF the dis.
ease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching, Ulcer.
sted and Protruding Piles. Price SOC.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. DAw