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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1891-06-26

The man fell down the elevator and was
picked up unconscious.
Anybody know himS" inquired the po-
llceman.
II was standing on the third floor rs he
was falling" answered a witness, "but it
never struck me to ask him his name. u
Philadelphia Times.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1891-06-26
Sir William Notwithstanding and Sir
Edward Clarke.

THE PLAINTIFF AND HIS LAWYER.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1891-06-26

Vocal CaltlftCL. NclllEF il0E
applause checks the torrent; his fervid
cloquence sweeps away every barrier and
rushes rapidly to a pcroration which seems
to bury all opposition in its turbulent
depths.
Many people believe that the present
parliament will be short lived. twas only
after a severe struggle that Macdonald
and Tupper carried the country last spring,
and the result in q great measure was at
tributed to the per.;onal popularity of Sir
John rather than the strength of the Con-
servativc cause. The question is seriously
debated whether any other man can keep
the various elements of the party sufli-
GENTLY in hand to insure working major
ity. In the event of the dissolution of
parliament the elections will be contested
on the great issue of last spring-trade re-
lations with the United States Should
the Liberals prove victorious Sir Wilfrd
Laurier, the young and popular leader of
the opposition in the house of commons,
will undoubtedly be the foremost man
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=
At the East Liberty yards there were OIL sale
about seventy-iive carloads of cattle at the open
Ing of markets Monday morning. After the
opening some five loads were received, making Il
total OF eighty loads against lightweight lonils
the previous Monday. In Mondays offering
there were about twenty-five loads from Chcago
The reinaint!e was mostly from Ohio an lnd-
ana Buyers were OIL hand in fair force, and de.
mGnd was active ut an advance on last weeks
prices NIL nlong the line. Notwithstanding the
f1ct That the average quality was much below
TINT OF Inst week. Handy. smooth butcher
becveS, weighing from l,l00 TO 1900 pounds,
being in very light supply. gained most in the
upward movement. Some dealers reported this
grlde OF cattle &c per cwt higher than lust week
Others report an advance OF lUc to 15c per cwt rs
the entire range.
The best price paid for becvcs III carload lots,
so far ms could be traced, was 81 20 per cwt One
bunch comprising II head. being the tons OF a
carload. were sold TO M East End butcher nj
s. ~. All stockmcn agreed that cattle markets
showed decided improvement this week over
lust
There, was a larger, run of nearby cattle at
lierrs Island yards than usual. Markets were
active and good butcher grades were reported
&c per cwt higher than last week. At sources OF
supply there was m advance equivalent 10 this
Best Chicago bccvcs sold Mt IS 10 10 60 TO-; me-
dium grades AZ S. 90 to Gi light weights at 81 80
10 s. W, md common grades at $! 70 10 81 co.
Fresh cows were In large supply, and markets
were dull ut range Of so % 10 $40 20 per head.
Veal calves sold at the old range, namely SIC to
&C per lb. Bulls dry cows and stays were sold
at range OF 3 80 10 s. 80 per cwt
At the Woods's Run yards the Grccnnwalds
had on sale III head of cattle from Chicago, and
&c from Ohio. Chicago beevcs were sold at SIC
to Sc per. pound, and Ohio bcevcs ut ~ to SIC
per pound. The number OF hogs on sale was
23G head. which wore sold ut Si00 10 81 Is per
cwt. There were no sheep offered at the
Woods's Run yards.
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ONE ENJOYS

Both tho method and resulta when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to tho taste. and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
tcm ellectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is tho
only remedy Of its Kind ever pro.
duced, pleasing to tho taste and &c.
ccptablo to tho stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy ard agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
pcpulsr remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 battles by all leading drug.
gists. ANY reliable druggist who
may net have it on hand will pro.
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to Try Ii. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAY FRANCISCO. CAL.
L0VlSHils. 6X AsV YORK, GR
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Wool.

Boston,. MASS. Dec 22-Thc demand for
wool has been steady: good Ohio Y 2SaosISc:
y and above 29c; NX and NN and above $0a
Gle: No. |, %'ial6c; Michigan X 26I$a27c: No. /
3ia35c: conbing and deGnc quiet: unwashcd
combing rnnge .5a9Sc: territory, fine 59a69c: fine
medium 55l5Sc; medium Soc; pulled steady;
super i0ai2c; fair to good supers S0a3sc; Texas
and Australian woods firm.
New York. Dec. ?2.-Wool quiet: domestic
fleece 30a3Gc: pulled @6a3Sc: Texas l6a2ic
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Dec. M-Wool Is in
improved dcmand prices unchanged.
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NETWORK. Dec 22.-petrocum'op opened s,cadr.
advanced rs, then declined &c, with n small
vania oil, spot sales none: january option,
opened ut 5yllc; highest J9Ic: lowest SsEc;
closing at 95sioc. Lima oil, no sales. Total sales
2l,cO0 barrels.
! OH. Cry, Pa. Dec. 222-Opencd at 5gtzc; high
est Jysc: lowest 5Ssc; closed at 5S5sc: sales 49,.
900 barrels: clcaranccS 1l9.Oo0 barrels; shipments
l0I, 400 barrels: runs 1916 barrels.
BRADFORD. Pa Dec. 2o-opened and high.
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CHICAGO. IT,. Dec. 22.-Cattlc, receipts 1900
head; shipments . 800 head: market strong and
higher; common and medium natives 50 75ni IS;
Others s. 20a3 co. sockers s. O0a2 Is; Texans s. S0
COWS 81 eOa2 s.. Hogs receipts IS. 900 head: ship
ments 81, goo head; market active and l0c higher:
rough and common So 6ja3 Is; good mixed $ SOa
3 ST.. prime heavy So Goal o.. Sheep. receipts
1000 head; shipments 1000 head: market active,
best grades lOa9oc higher: native ewes g 0On
%; mixed 81 25ct IS: wcthers S. 00a5 G5; west
ems 81 Coal S.: lambs 81 0oa6 on.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa. Dec. 22.-Cattlc. receipts
lG0 head: shipments 10 head: market fairly ac-
tive. Hogs, receipts $50 head shipments 400
hend: market fair; Philadelphia So 9jat co.; best
Workers uud mixed 50 S0a3 90; common TO FUR
Workers So G1a3 70. Sheep. receipts 10000 head:
shipments GOO head: market strong at yesterdays
prices.
CINCINNATI. O., Dec. 22.-IIogs IN fair de-
mGnd and firm; common and light Sc l5a3 Gj:
packing and butchers s. COa3 S.; receipts G0OO
head; shipments 1000 head.
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Wheeling Live Stock Market.

There is TO change in cattle from Inst
wees, but the market Is very dull though choice
cattle sell readily at price quoted Hogs
have not been moving in freely and the price
report as follows:
Cdnlc-E5tra, 1000 10 l. 200 lbs 2GSa3 75c:: good
800 TO- 1000 lbs 3.4Oa3Oc; good. 500 TO % lbs, 30
SIC: fair. 100 TO 500 lbs. 2.7jaSc; common, 600
2.5Oc. 80 :, Az ~
Logs-Extra, 37ja3sjc good, 8.6ja3 75c COM
mon. 3.2jni.j0c
stcpzExtrn,, 4ai.25c; good. s5oaic; com j.
mon. nc; lambs. iajc
Fresh Cog,-In moderate demand, s2olso;
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Roofs and Bdrts-Ginscng. dry, per D., In dc.
mand, s! 5Oa2 7j sassairns bark. per b., 9Issa}c;
sassnfras oil per d., ,0ajoc: May apple root. per
b.. lHa2c; yellow root golden scall per b., 20l
Doc; blood root, per H.. &c; Seneca snake root
b., free OF top, $jli0c; West Virginia snake root
elm bark. per lb., lac.
Dried Fruis-Apples, choice sliced, per b., "a
Sc; apples, Ohio and West Virginia quarters. per
h.. &c; Backberrics. per b., SC; Cherries. pit
Beans-primc new hand.pickcd. medium. 500
primo new han1.plcked. navy. s. co.
HOol-Fine washed zoe; line uuwashcd o0a
&c: medium washed S0a:;!c; medium un-
washed &c; coarse washed 3Oa3ec: COARSE IN
washed &c.
!ioncy-ln the comb, por lb., l5alGc
RGgs-Whitc, mixed cotton, per h., 1n1i4c; all
Wool per ID. MaAc; mixed. per ID, lnIlIc
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Central Standard Time,
Pennsylvania Lines.
From Bridgeport Station.

Traln, via tho Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail.
road leave Bridgeport for Pittsburgh. Chicago
and Cleveland. i:49 n IN. For Pittsburgh. lO:i!
q. m For Chicago and Cleveland, Loo D. m. For
vile. 8:i5a IN. For East Liverpool GILL p. m.
Trains arrlvc at Bridgeport at SEQ a. M. 1890 4
M: 2:Oa p. m. S:l5 p. IN. A:5. p. IL. and G:L5
FROM WHEELING STATION
Trains Win the Pittsburgh Cincinnati & s.
Louis Railway-pan- Handle Route-lcayc Wheel.
Ing for Steubenyille. Pittsburgh and the Eas.
90 m, 1850 ?. H.. $50 p. m. and 9:Oj p. IN,
Lopis: 7:D a IN. and 0:0i p. m. For Columbus
and Chicago, 1850 p. m. Trains arrive at Wheel.
ing a: 800 O. IN. $50 IN. o:G5 p mn, SEQ n m.
and 525 p m. Trains leave at Go a IN. and
arriving at $40 p. m. run solid between Wheel.
Ing and Pittsburgh AL trains daily except
bunuuy Est=.S &. "a .ts DlWg
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The shadows deepen DER tho mountain height
IN N mist above; md shadows round mo steal.
rs CHRISTMAS Eve And slow the coming night
touches the earth with sadness. and feel
Kindred sympathy, such us reveal ~
-, inc SOULS unrest. ] look above INC far
Where ported clouds make plaIn, and then con.
ccnl - -.
The crags round which eternal tcmpcs,y arc,
Ana Ger them no light, nor CLEAN, nor sky,
Along The cllE the Wind Is roaring wild
so iur away hear il fnInt md low,
More drcary from the distance Shows are piled
Al AiGaSShS the Grass The night Is gathering slow
NI Fa, HE MI. RTt fierce the Winds still blow
soc the g!adSome light OF windows glow
-, From hill 10 hill among the trees that rear
lheir giant forms on high as vaguely they up.
pear.
IT'S Christmas time. All, beautiful forever,
And ever beautiful shall be for those
Whose hearts have not II care, whose souls have
never
Been drngsedwlth bitterness md dulled with
woes. q nH-E.
The dream shall still be beautiful TIL close.
Inc hours OF dreams, and till the day shall
From out the vanished night. I'll! morning
lis suitncas where the lovelight never dies
skies.
M 3, wonderful ,%, DE- the spirit and the dream
Win ne mysterious. with all We deem
CELESTIAL. But, alas some eyes must weep.
And some $Gd hearts drcary vigil kept
Alas, for those who wander, and who are
sweep.
No window CLEANS for them-no volcc-no
H.
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VEGETABLES AND FRUITS

All kinds OF domestic fruit and vegetables In
large supply, consequently prices are low and
none but best sells we'll Common stock hard
quoted arc those obtained By wholesalers in
selling 10 the retailers. Shippers cannot ex-
pect the same prices rs the dealers want some.
Thing for their trouble.
!ropica! Fruis-Lcmops, 50 5Oai 90 per box: or
anges Florida g. 2ja2 IS; bananas. 81 10 10 s. 90
per bunch.
ieyetl6les-Cabbnge, home grown. 81 90 per
barrel: Sweet potatoes, Jersey - 15a3 90; pota-
BARREL onions. per bushel 9Oc; celery. per dozen,
3Oc.
Fre.h Frufts-Applcs. fancy. 81 5Oa1 rs per
barrel; pears, per bushel, 81 75a2 90. per bar
rel 81 %: grnpes, Catawba. 90c for 5-pound
basket; cranbcrries, Capo Cod 81 80 per crate,
s. cons 10 per barrel; jersey, So y per crate.
Nms-Largc hickory, per bpshel, 81 D0al25
shell'bark, 81 80: chcstnuls, &c per pound; wal.
nuts, SOC per bushcl; mixed nuts lOallc per
pound
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The prices quoted hero aro those at which
retailers purchase from wholesale houses
Farmers shipping 10 Wholesale dealers must not
expect the full prices that dealers get, as they
Will not handle produce. for nothing. Where
which shippers may expect to GET
Bnter-Country choice lSa2ec; country good,
lGslTc.
Eygs-Fresh in case &c per dozen: fresh In
barrels sc.
PoHltry-Price per ID: Old ROSTERS. &c; chick
ems. spring. saJc: chickens. hen 7GSc: ducks.
Sa9c; turkeys, l0allc
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Ayers Gahaf'HcRM
Every Dose Effective.


The loss of flesh is a triAc.
You think you need not
mind it.
But, if you go on losing
for some time or lose a good
deal in a short time, you are
running down. Is that a
triAe?
Get back to your healthy
weight and generally you get
back to health.
A book on CAREFUL L1v-
ING will tell you what it is to
get there, and when Scots
Emulsion Of cod-liver oil is
useful. Free.
New York. 7'G'- - = - 90 ,f'e''u NS'
Your druggist keeps SCOTS Emulsion Of cod.liycr
0ii-all druggists everywhere do. 81.
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$500 RF-WT a R,Dr

$500 -oEI w -A--RDI
We will pay the above reward for any case OF
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, In.
digestion, Constipation or CoStivcncss We cannot
cure with Vests Vegetable Liver Pills, when mo
directions are strictly compiled with They are
purely Fegetah!e. never fail to give sa;is.
90 ri!ls, q cents Beware OF coun;crieits and
limitations The genuine manufactured only liz.
TllElOES c. WEST COMPANY, CHICAGO, III
sod BY McLAlN BROTHERS. corner Market
sud Twelfth St..whcelins.W.Va ial2.MwFsw
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FOR ME-
None know what changes times swift flight
may bring.
How many thousand hearts this hour are light
With gladucss moro than songs will ever sing!
Next Christmas Eve-who knows but that the
night NE
viii find them in the storm, while warm and
bright rt.
The CLEANS from happy homes will softly glow
Through gloom, and rain, and tempest and the
blight
Aud .hey will not be thought oil None Will
Or care where they shall be-Who knows-it
may be SO!
1t may be so-hath been, and shul be SO.
The happy years are but II summer day.
They pass, and one by one We SEQ them 60,
And nothing comes instead rs dear rs they.
Z. We ltnownot what they are TIL gone for aye,
Unknown, unthoGsht Of-ail things passed
That once were beautiful with radiant light
All vanished now aud dead, or withercd with q
= blight.
But unto all, perchancc, tits not so. Is Isl
There NAV DC love and hope that shall not die.
There may be summer flowers that ever blow.
There may he crystal fountains never dry.
There may be stars TINT Light the depth of sky
Z. The whole night through. Deaths hand may
tis not be hid " i "a " wa
On all things rs on some. We know not why,
but some things are for bliss and beauty made
And kindred things us fair arc doomed 10 fall
and face.
IT'S Christmas eve! / hear the low winds moan,
And crow weary with the weight OF care
All else Is stiffness, deep aud drcar and lone.
Bnt i will turn from this. Let memories bear
Nc far away In time when MI was fair.
Yea. let rcnemb'ance come, io5, VIII bring
Z Act once again the earlier days, and fling
Forever from my soul this weary murmuring.
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ss, S9!4c; lowest md closed at Os91c clcaranccs
g9O.lOJ barrels. t
,ptrIsBuEGn. Pa. Dec. 2l.-opened at 5g9Ec;
closed at S9,tc; highest j9iiSc; loves, SOC.
e1iotnis.
NEW YoRK. Dec. :2-pig iron unchanged.
Copper dull; Lake $40 2j Lead nominal; do
nestle 81 20 Thu quiet; Straights sl9 s..
Cotton.
ding 73ic.
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RAILROADS.,
WHEELING &ELM GROYERAILROAD

hnEELlAUNELllUl iOh EKAlLROAD.
On ard after Monday. September II. 1891. train,
will run MS follows, city time.
LEAVE WnEEIISG.-"6:00 a. NJ. 7:O0a M. sol
a. m 900 q. M, 1000 n m. ll:00 a. M, "l2OO m,
100 D. m, . p. M. 800 p. m. 100 p. M. 500 n
M. 500 p. m, ZOO p IN. 500 p. IN, 300 p. M.
l1a0 p. IN.
LEAVE ELM GRovE-s6:o0a m. 700 a. m. 500
O. H., 9 a m. 1000 a. M, 1l:00 m. 1900 NJ.
100 p. H.. 200 p. H., 800 p, H.. 400 p. m 500
p. m 600 p m. 100 p. IN. 500 p. IN. 300 p III.
1000 .. IN. n
sDaily, except Sunday.
suSDAr.-Church trains lenvo Elm Grove a.
s:tS a H. and Wheeling at 1917 p m.
). q. GILLELEy,
Gel s General Mnnarnr
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PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Dec. o2-Flour unchanged.
Wheat weak and lower: No. . red December
s. @i$: January 81 02I5: February 81 O3I5al OF:
March 81 0jI2al OG. Corn lower; No. mixed iic;
No.2 mixed December 5iISa5G: January b41Ia
63c; February 5l54a52c: March Zee. Oats quiet:
No. 2whitG December I04ailbc: January, Feb.
ruary and March 4OalOIGc. Pork nominal; mess
sli 5als 90; do family Sli 90. Butter firm; Penn.
sylvanin prints extra 33G3Gc. Eggs scarce and
ilrmer; PENNSYLVANIA tlrs,S &c -. -.H
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Logs-Extra, 3.7jassjc; good, s.6jas 75c; COM
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Feature, OF tn, Money and Stock

Afnrkots.
New York, Dec. 22-NIoncy on call easy.
ranging from ~ to y! per cent, lost loan 8 per
cent, closed Offered at ~ per cent Prime mer-
quiet and steady at 81 Sl13aisi. saics were $751;
UGS shares.
The stock market was again decidedly strong
to-day, while the amount OF business done was
mainly that OF the lnrgcSt figures, the result of
the days operations being TO lift the entire list
while many OF the active shares and several OF
the less prominent stocks were advanced heari.
". The. day was marked by n renewal OF the
late buying for inside account In many Of the
leading groups OF stocks tho Gould's being spc.
cially conspicuous for strength. There was
fresh bullish talk from tho Grand Central dcpot
aud New York Central for u timG led the nd.
vance, While L reached nearly 10 the best price
OF the year The buying by the West was most
noticeable, and the. GranGerS were again very
prominent In the dealings, and among the low
priced shares Omaha was the leader In point OF
advance. The Cotton OIL stocks were again
strong The market finally closed nctiyc and
strodg at the highest prices OF the day. The
final gains nrc: Missouri Pacific 81, Chicago
Gas lss, Northern Pacific ~ and Burlington IL
per cent
Railroad bonds were still largely traded in
Sales S50li,OO0.
Government aud state bonds dull but firm.
BoSDsASD STOCK QUOTATIONS -cLo,sp mn
US. 4s rcs...........llG3 New York Genital. ll7I
Y. As upon....llI35 Ohio X Mississippi. 2lL
U. S. AS rcs..........l00S do preierrcd......
Pacific 6s OF '0......l09 Oregon Improved. 2GH
AtehiSon .. ........ Oregon Nav........... rs :
Adams ESpresS......li5 Oregon Trans, is +
american EXpress-ld5 raci!ic Mill 26s
SnaaA Paclnc....- " fiitsburgh ISL i
Canada Southern. G34lrullmau Palace lSj
Central Pacltlc.....- 90 Reading .,.,..,.,. SS3t
Consequence e ONO 2b;9 Rock Island S91
do first preferred COL st. Paul ............ Sl1s
do second pref'd - do preferred 1867
Chi. Bur. L Quincy. l05s ST. Paul & Omnha,. 42E
De, ~ Hudsom-..... ls95 do Preferred. .....-lOS
Del. Lack. & Vest. 1892 Tenn. Coal & Iron. s0h
Zen ~ X u prefd 70 Texas POclnc......... lal,
Erie 32t'i Union PaclHc,..... ~
TOY TOY asne. lpi Y: S ESprcsS........ 30
Illinois Ceutrat....., lOSl5 ST L. & P.... 1855
Kansas X Texns..".. lIt do preferred. ....- SOfs
Lake Shore. Wells Fargo E1.....li0
Louisville Il Nash.- 81 Western Uuion.... SlL
Memphis & Chns.. o6 n Am. Cotton OIL. n
Siichigan Central, los Colorado Coal....... 3iit
Missouri Pacific. :. Gl3zilron SIlyer..,....l;0
Nashville & Chntt 93IS Quicksilver Az
Enthusiastically i do preferred, 49,. 1913
Norfolk * ". prcPd 5a1s lSutto =
Northern Pacllc,... ?Sii4l Richm'd & WIT lS5
do preferred ...... 101sIChicago Gas. G7i?
Northwestern. 1l5l3 Lead Trust .......... Is =
W pge!eIred....l sugar Trust.......... Sj1s
Brendstufrs and Provision.
CHICAGO. Dec. c2.-Dullncss and weakness wers
the leading features OF tho trading In all the pits
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Hasgage checked through to destination Of
W; J. Robson. General Passenger Agent Par.
A. J. DANDY Ass!stan. General Passcnrsr
Agent, Parkersburg ". Va
=, J. g. ToNLtSsoS Passenger Agent Wheeling.
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It's not that complain that thus stand
Without While all within is glad and bright
I'm but n stranger in C. stranger land:
And 'wero not well for me 10 hope tonight
To he as Others are Beyond the light
Which windows throw, stand and breathe
aprayer, t.
That on those happy hearts shall never blight
Beknown, nor grief, nor sadness, gloom, nor
care,
But mirth, andpcace, and truth, and gadncss
everywhere. -
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watch the windows one by one grow bright,
And one by one send CLEANS across the dark
half forget how swift the stormy night
Is falling round me. | forget 10 mark
That stand IN the storm alone: till, huri.
4 iur.oll tone OF music wakens me
From my fOTetiulneSs. There Is no spark
In NIL the darkness now save what see
From windows cleaning forth where all Is glad
and free
All else Is void as death. The mountains vast
Are lost-the clouds nre lost-therc Is no sky.
All earth has vanished. Storm-winds hurry
past
And bear the broken swcls OF melody
From music heard but iaintly. Well i'll
Might enter there and hear one Christmas
song
Sung once again. MS in the days gone by.
II cannot be-, Even wishing Scemeth wrong
For one who hath been taught 4 strangers place
so long.
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~ Brcndstuns and ProvlsionL
CIIcA ago, Dec. cc2.-Dullncss and weakness were
the leading features OF tho trading In all the pits
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red spot and December 81 033kal 031S: January
81 US; February 81 0j,s: May 81 O7sial 0s receipts
5000 bushels; shipments 1877 bushels. Corn
weak: mixed spo, and year 5i1;c; January 52IIc:
bushels Oats caSy; No. 2white western iOi%c
No. mixed do SOC; receipts II 900 bushels Rye
steady at DC llny stealy: good 10 choice tim.
oihy Sl2 jOali %. Provisions firm But r and
eggs stendy. Coffee steAdy: Rio lie.
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TOLEDO o.. Dec. 22-wheat weak; No. cash
and December 9jc; Nay 81 OlH. Corn. January
Ale. Oats quiet: cash ij%c. Rye dull; cash DC.
Cloversced lower prime CASH December and
January s. IS; February s. Is; March s. Ii.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-23

CINCINNATI. O.. Dec. 222.-Flour In light dc.
mGnd. Wheat dull and lower; No. . red 9.a93il$c
Corn lower: No. mixed i3c. Oats dull: No.
mixed 3lHc. Rye Scarce No Q, 9a95c.
Provisions dull and easier Whisky steady ut
81 IS. Butter, sugar md cheese easy. Eggs
steady at alu.ac
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-23
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

Direct route to Marietta. Parkcrsburg. Poln.
Pleasant Huntington Ashland. Portsmouth and
Cincinnati. Also 10 Charleston, Clifton Forga
and Staunton. Va. and Lexington and Louii-
Vile. Ky.
Time Table effective Decembcr6. 1891
cDniY fUAIlY exccnl Sunday
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-23

The wholesale markets show but few change,
today. On tho whole business Is brisk aud SGT.
Elements arc promptly made