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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-11
PETROLEUM.

New YoRK, February lO.-Petroleum open
ed firm and advanced slightly on small buy.
ing orders from the west, and when these
buying orders were filed the market lost
all its advance and ruled dull until the
close. Pennsylvania spot opened at zoe
highest 19isc; lowest 59c: closing 7qltc:
March option, opening S0a5c; highest Sic:
lowest DC; closing 1j5s Lima oil, no
sales. Total sales u ,OOJ barrels.
On CRY, PA, February l0.-Petroleum
opened at SO SC: highest Slt-c; lowest ~ &c
closed at D9zc. Sales, $4,000 barrels
clearances, $4,000 barrels; shipments,
Sl,j24 barrels; runs, al, Si3 barrels. Buck.
eye sales at 25a25i,c.
PITTsBURG, PA, February l0-Petro-
leum opened 81 &C.; highest 81 &C.: closed at
DC; lowest 19Ec.
BRADFoRD, PA, February l0.-Petro-
leum opened at >0aSc highest 81 e; lowest
1850, closed at '9ssc; clearances. 56S. 600
barrels
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-11
well snnnlled with Recipes.

NEW HAVEN, Conn., February -
Miss Alice Woodward, of Shelton. VINO
biccouehed herself TO near the point oil
death. despite physicians efforts, Is now
ont Of danger. In consequence oil the
circulation given the pecliar case by
the Associated Press. remedies have
boep coming in from all over
The country. the recipes for day
averaging AT least fifty. Many were
tried. and one has proved effective ana
has enabled the girl to stop hiccolgh-
inc. This remedy was suggested by
Prank w. Mack, Of the Associated
Press. i'm New Work. The remedy Is
nitrate OF amyl. few drops TO be IN
hailed from a handkerchief.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-11
d. Rohher Got the wor.t Of u.

SAN FRANCIsCo, February 81 Las,
Saturday night a man entered DaNiu
Rings grocery store and presenting t%o
nistols. told hing 10 throw up his hanuS'
Ipstead. he grabbed heavy scale Yfis u
and fclled the robber TO the iloor WIFE
H. Ring then took the pistols away and
ne,t fbe robber over the head with one
until he surrendered. Ring gave AZ;
captiye up 10 the police aud il was found
tbe robbers skull had been fractured ID
seven different places. He has been I'M
conscious all day and Is In very crit
ieal condition. Ring was uninJured
The police think the robber is the same
man who has recently robbed half q
dozen grocery stores in the city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-11
FLOUK. GKAIN AND FEED.

WHEELING. TUESDAY. February 10.
The changes in the market of late have
been fewand far between. There has been
no yaciliation in the flour market for some
time. and wheat is practically unchanged.
Oats are firm and hay huctuates some.
The market is gluttcd with hay. and some
of the farmers are holding back for bigger
money. The prices for mill feed continue
firm.
The following quotations are wholesale,
retail prices being 10 to - cents higher:
FLotR-Choice family hour in wood,
81 90; in paper 4 - per barrel.
GRAIN-WheGt per bushel, No. !, 95c;
corn per bushel 1jc; oats, per oushel,
45c.
FEEp-Middlings per ton $50 90; bran
per ton $50 90; baled hay per ton tlO OOa
II OO loose hay = OOaN 30 per ton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-11

NfRs. WiNsloW's SoorHiNa SYEvr mas
been used Dy millions OF mothers for child
rem tecthiug for over nifty years win per
f.,.t success. 10 relieves the little sufferer
an once. produces natural quiet sleep Dy
freeing the child from pain. and TIE niue
cheru0 awukes as "Oreht rs "a button. II
isvcrs pleasant Co taste, soothcs tue cnu5'
.offars thc,lums. allays pain, relieves wind,
,....nI.fa- mo bowels. and is the 0es, known
remedy for diarrhUa, whether arising
from tectbiLg on o,her causes. Twenty-Five
Int. Cd nnff|a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-11
Commissioners Sale.
Henry HcIfcnbIae Nv lhc On

Henry hcicublne lu ihe b-Ecult Court
-. u ONO county,
Alfred Kmmirs 81. ri. West virginia.
Is tHAScLRY.
By virtue ~ ihe authority vested iu me- 'y
decree entered iu the above entitled cause on
the the 9fh DAY uf October. $50. Nlll -rl az
public auction. 40 ,hc font door W the Court
House Of Ohio county, on
SArrpDAN VuI 9th DAY on DECEMBER
81 ,.'',',,1n.ir.. NJ tr ,',lorl. M the follow.
,,., i.r,I,,.I r.ll ..f.t,. that b.. "a, say. Ger.
ain ,,i.,. al ltn, MIN. ON die waters " Middle
,yi,a.ii,., rr..k in rrI.Jrlnhiad district BOZ Ohio
-, e. -, VIM, and bounded MS f,llo,...
p'-,i,,i,.,,,t an IN. ,"-r,r ,n inc hillside.
~ ,i "a i',,, er 20 "a ifO rol., to In
sI,, .,r,sr TnsiJ, Go.horm', f.uc,i. thence
north SO degree, west - poles Go large syca-
more: thence moth ~ degrees west y oi-lO
poles TO - dead White OAK. thence norm Ss'l
degrees wcst II d--lN poles lp q sugar U',''
thence south ~ srsrces west 81 poles to th'
south abutmcut uf the lrun Bridge thrhr'
north q degrees west - g 10 poles io youh.
elm. thence north ~ degrees west - l6-lOCpolrs
T., y .taL. uenr "A honey locust on the bank
thence nofti.sv, IT, a bunch ~ willows corner.
thence south 5iis degree, oa.t 10 pole, 90 sycA.
morr. th.nr. south 81 degrees ea.t 33 slitu
uoles 90 a stone. thence north - degrees - y
IN lOl mole. a. d Young walnut. thsur' .outh ~
de,ree. oa.t q 500 poles 90 tone in tnc POM.
,toue; thence north i2'i degrees cast " W l'u
poles 10 q ,tonr. thence south " desfrcs ras, y
AIIDl pole, o. % stone. thence north 5ti DE-
gree east iil0J polrs io stone" thence n"rih
o''s a's'5r, g",' 10 10 ~ ioo,on ~, i.-s.
dat sionc thence north q degree. ea.t y 10 o."
poles to an elm IA The ran thence south DO.
srrcs "rst IVY lH'.' %" ~ s,,b y, 49,. ~,
-tAfti''Ff
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-11

DrrvoUE. Iowa, February "a
bachelor named Hyman, SIXTY years ol',
living near Bueua Vista, was iound deau
I'm bed Sunday night. The flesh on the
face had been eaten by a cat.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-11
Mest NIrrinIa Pensions =.

S0srial Correspondence of ne Register
WASHINGTON, February 9.-The fol-
lowing West Virginia pensions have
been issued:
Original-SilaS j. Hall, Dola; Trad
Cook. Green H'll; Reuben Calhoun,
Rowclsburr: Wilhelm Peter. deceased,
Wheeling: VIM. X. Gore, Tunnclton; Ell
W. Metcalf, Kanawha Station; stephen
Thackcr, Whites Creek; VIM. Delany'
Muses. Bottom.
IncreaSe-John \. Jones. Wyatt; An
drew j. Evans, Smithville; Geo. W. Bur
rows, Ripley: VIM. l.. Stotsbery' Wheel
ing.
Original widows, &c.-Carolinc, wido"
of wilhelm Peter, Wheeling.
Mexican widowS-Harriet j., wldo"
OF Milton Cloud, ShepherdStown.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-11
FIFTY YEAR
Six Per Cent Gold Bonds For Sale,

A LIMITED NUMBER OF WHEELING
~ Bridge ana Terminal Railway Company ,iN
per cent First Mortgage Fifty Year Golt Bonds
are hereby offered for sale Thr-c bonds are
secured b. deed Of tru-t on The Bridges. Tun-
nels and Tracks and other property 20 the Com
pany, aud are believed 90 be- good safe aud
permanent investment Interest payable half
yearly. Apply 90 GEO ". ECkHARr. Jr,
Cashier People, Bank,
o. rHOs o BMES,
cc23h Real Estate aud StotS Broker
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-11
1q5eeIin9 Re9ister
0ruuelrrs' c5niSe.

4 RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE
Il or TRAINS-EVrLa AVIATION OF REFER
ENCE MARKs sDally tSunday excepted. tMon-
lsy excepted sSunday excepted. Saturday
excepted saturday only. sunday onlv-75
Meridian. Nov 10 1871 Wheeling time. which
Is one hour earlier than Central rlme.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-11
N GENITAL SrANBiAD tisL
eIEGnnGgIvdnid Lines
From bridgeport sflf.In-

Trains via ne Glow ihul and lHH.il-- ..
'o1d leave Bridgeport 'af Fut,hlfl. t.....
and Cleveland. i.aJA Do 10y nfi..lr. q. ID
=. u. For Chicago eId Cleveland 300 g. ..
For Pittsbusg ana Sew lnfk. % a. 81 n f.f
Struhcuyilir. :. 81 A. NJ
Trains arrive 40 Bridgeport DO s goo. %. A.. F
a. M. II lU 3. ui., 81 D. il.. HIi li m
On Saturdays Gully Fof Best l...srf.l.. q %
?. ~. from EGst liverpool. ~ q. Dr. -
FROM WHEELING STATION
Trains fiA -he piu.h4rg. Cincinnati au.
Louis Railway. Pan HANDLE Route. IraY. Ws.r
INK, Tor St"uheuylle. rIft.hurg and fI~ fa.f
~ a. a.. T. 81 p M. 3 80 D.. o. ana $50 D. Dr..
Fox Columbus. Cincinnati. ll4lar-Il. al. go.
Louis. 6-cl d 90 aud 3 ~ o. m pig ,..l..i.a
and Chicago. u q, q. u. Trains Afr.rt al Ir...
ing AZ ~ o.. m.. I'D a. - m o. U. ...
p. 30. Train, leaving 80 BOA m .rl afr.s.N.
~ SO p. H.. qua sOI4 lrfartu Nhc'... .ll
PitGbufs All trAIus daily except Suf.sy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-11
DOR RENT.
Possession at Once.

Possession at Once.
No. 3lI9 Chapline street. three rooms.
No Ohio street. six rooms, frame.
No @qOl EoG ST, storeroOm and dwelling
No 2li7 Main street. storeroOm.
Storero-m y. ". corner Zane \ y. broadway
Storrroom on Twenty-frst -, near Main ~
Possession April list,
No 2qJS Chapline street. five rooms.
No North Broadway. I've rooms.
No IS Thirty first street II rooms. modern.
No. - :. Huron street, siA rooms anu bath
room.
Dairy Farm. 81 acres, ON Glenn's Run.
No u New Jersey street, frame, six rooms.
No ~ Ohio street three rooms second Moor.
No. 81 Ohio street three rooms FIRST loor.-
No. 2il0 Main St. brick. - rooms. large yard.
No @nS EOn street brick, ia - yard.
No 1888 Eoii street. frame. siN rooms
No 2l63 Main street four rooms third Moor.
No 2l63 Main street ,toTeroom and dwelling.
No. 1914 Market street. iine Office rooms.
Stable ia rear Of - Fifteenth street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-11
FOR SALE.

Choice Building Lots In Old Fair Grounds
and Gilchrist addition from $50 up.
Building Lots corner Market ana Thirty NTH
streets 25xl20 300
Fine building Site on South Penn, west side
Your last chance.
site Capt Thos Princes residence. q feet front
to low water mark.
The eleven room brick house, with stable IN
telr. on northeast corner Twcuty-siNth and
Epn streets. $500.
Eight.roomed House, No. 1875 Zane st., full lot,
GlXl2O. SiOOO.
INVESTMENT-Th Property At l65, l67 and
lGq North Front street. This . a good property
and will pay well on money Invested.
FARMS.-Sevcral good farms. suitable Tor
regular farming. gardening aud fruit.
G.. o. SMITH,
1879 Market street, over Wheat & Hanchers
Jewclry Store. lhSS"ad
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aur Sale n,lh Qnr Rcnt.
TO LET.

store Room iOoi Market street
Seven Room House. with modern improve
ments. 81 South York street.
six Room House. 40 North York street.
Five Room Brick. hrst-class property, W n.
Huron street.
Seven Room House. with all modern convent
ence,. 1856 North Front street.
Eight Room House with all modern convent
enccs 100 Virginia street.
Four Room House, 1929 Market street.
Seven Room House n South Penn street.
Store Room viii Dwelling. 1921 Main street.
Two Rooms, 81 noor, 1929 Market street.
Dairy Farm, within Que mile Of this city.
Three Room Dwelling iD5 Virginia street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-11
For Sale
BONDS AND STOCKS.

- shares street Railroad Company
. Wherling Steel Work, bonds, siOOO each
'leyen years to run, sX peg cent.
70 Shares Brnwood Nail Company stock.
u Shares Ice and Storage stock
- Shares Belmont Nail Works Stock.
WHEELING e. n H. co
By THOS. O'BRlEN.
ReGl Estate and Stock broker,
Oflce Room No. J., Reilly Building.
Market Street.
wplauhnne 80 10
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-11
FINANCE AND TRADE
Honey at ea2 lie Per Cent.-Governments
Dull and steady-Stocks Ac;ive-fi'"r
Ftrm and Unchanged-WheatH Higher.

NV YORK. February IN -Money On VaII
steady. ranging from to , per cent; last
loan al , per cent; closing offered at >
ner cent; prime mercantile paper 'a'.
Sterling exchange at - S5i4 al So
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-11

The Throat "Broirn's BroHehiai Ifochs'
ac, directly on the organs Of the voice. They
have au Extraordinary effect in all disorders "l
Tho tlroAt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-11
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

~ IHN| NIHNINNH TTIT-
Direct Route io Marietta parArr.lurc. I.r.
Pleasant Huntington. Ashland. pOr.tm.n.
and Cincinnati Also io Charleston. Clinton.
Forge aud stanton. Va. anl Lexington lrI
Louisville rs.
Time Table effective Iais.r 10. lNI
Daily fUaIN excerpt SUNDAY
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-11
9pr 5alr.

DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
l. About Eighteen Acres Of Hillside Land
in the Eighth ward. Good Tor pasture and CON
tains material especially adapted Tor making
brick Apply 20 JAMES A. HENRY. No 1919
Market STREET Ina
ElNE RESIDENCE FOR SALE-WE Oner
l. for sale the Franzheim residence. No. ~
on the west side Of Main street. For term, and
particulars apply TO RlNEHART ~ TATUM,
Real Estate Agents 1874 Market street fr6h
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-11

Fer PittsbufR. S - and INA O.. ana CO
n. DAILY and ~ p. No.. daily. except slrahf
Washington Accommodates b.el D. u. n
cept sunday
AELlYE
From f.tisoufs ii.00 S. m daily. D. OBJ r n
except sunday 6.ao and 1913 . ..., daily .rl
s.S) q. 70. Sunday only
Washington Accommodate. ....sl. ts...
except sunday
CHAS. ~. ScrLL.
Gerers. Passenger Agent. Baifmo
= :. LANE. Wh~eiinr l.f
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-11
FOR SALE.

Fine manufacturing site ON Jacob street. he.
low Forty-eishth street, just south % Marshall
county line.
The entire square bounded by Main. Twenty
fourth and Twenty-hfth streets and Alley Il.
aDxl2O feet.
No. - Nam street, five rooms, brick, tl,5Jl
RlNEHART & TATUM,
- " iqi4 Nark.t Stree.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-11

WHEELING & ELM GROVE
" RAILROAD Gu and after Monday,
December lst, $50, trains vii run as foll0ws-
cay Time.
Leave Wheeling. Leave Elm Grove.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-11

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS dNAIN~' '''4N7 wy
STocKs-The Post says: All things con-
sidered The granger stocks will continue to
lie QUE weak element in the stock market
The condition and prospects OF the south
arr w roads are so radically different from
tbat of the crangors that they will prob
aOy become the ayortes Of ii, the so sPSc oroo
assures them large business the growth
Of Of nopulatiori and enterprise in many parts
If If the south are now as those OF the West
and tbs dads in that part Of the country
instead of cutting rates, are steadily per
fecting their mutual support of each other
The stock market still maintains ms al, an
-. g ,be list is kept dull and unintcresi
Inc although the market cannot. strictly
he he ,aiied narrow, as the trading from day
10 dav extends 10 large number oil STOCKS
sbo.,inr- That the interest in the market Is
Widespread. ana while dizziness now IS the
nrincinal feature there is hope OF 4
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-11
The Metal Market.

The Metal Market.
New YORK, February l0.-Copper nom
inal. Lead, welkerat - 32i5. Tin, quiet
and steady: straits go 30.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-12-19
Is u Cold Winter Coming

Allentown Chronicle: This is 90
ing to be a very hard winter" said al
old resident a day or two ago, land
I'll tell you why | say SO. In the first
place look at the hornets nce;>
That's a sure sign Of Il hard winter.
II it was going TO be II mild winter
YOU would find them near the ground.
! Two Years ago and three years ago
The winters were mild and the hur-
nets nests were low down. Thea
take the angle worms Tor another
sign. Dig in the ground now ans!
You will find them crawling two feet
or more below the surface. They
know what kind of weather is COM
ing and they go down TO avoid the
frost. Two Veal ago | found them
not three inches under the surface
and they stayed there all winter.
"Fuzz Or hogs is another sure sign
of 4 hard severe winter. Butcher a
hog now and you will find a thick
fUzZ at the roots ofthc bristlcs. The
fuzz wouldn't be there if the next
winter wasn't going 10 be q tough
oIe. Two or three Years ago this
fall there wasn't any iuzz AT all on
hogs. and you know how open the
winters yer | predicted Il hard
winter in 1858 from these signs and
my nrighboTs ridicu'cd me. or tried
70. but we got in just as | said.
have so much faith in the signs that
| got a lot of boys TO trap I'LL The quail
for me that they could. | wiItcrcd
over 200 quail. and in the spring OF
1886 there wasn't a live quail in The
Lackawanna Valley eXcep the cncs |
had. turned them loose at various
points. and in the fall We had sonac
good shooting. which VIC wouldn't
lave had il hadn't paid attention TO
the signs"
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-12-19
TIA EDnllT N.T.t.

When ~ growing wet a-tains its
full Growth it Is going t. be 4 truly
I Goci IS vol 4, great country. Tic
mcrali Of is rising generation are
clos>lr iDo!:ch alter. Perhaps the CON
clifton 81 the elders Is the awful warn
iEg that spurS ca the legislators.
pa:lousc City, WASH, has & curfcw he'll,
instituted iy city ordinance, which is
rum 1T ci~llt O'Clock every night. a3d
every hoy and :-irl uld2r the a"e Of si%-
teen years is thereby warned 10 s!;u-ry
home. II my s,ch ""e carrht in tie
streets when tie tolli1g Of the beil las
ceased. "citi:out Il permit from their
parrnts, they arc promptly ?rr>sted
and 4 fire results. One Ur two ,iortanG
towns have similar regulations, and
Some newspapers are recommending
the lGca for %@,22rTl adoption. Some
time when the youHg neorlc Of ralouse
City have u biz fro.ic on handthcre will
De ratcrial aiiar,lcd for = rev version
Of "Curfew !iust Not Ring Tonight"
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-12-19

was Eever made too small, but soIEe
are SO large that their owners put
their feet III them: 1t is the doorway
out OF which come beautiful words of
hope and courage. and through which
pass cold custard and kraut and cod
liver oil. Some people sleep with
their mouths adjusted for kissing.
while Others drop them sufficiently
ajar TO admit a road grader or a
Democratic caucus The mouth is the
bung-hole of ora:ory and Il baby's
browning glory. 1t is the crimson
ailsc TO Your liver, and natures APP
paratus for blowing cut the gas. 1t
$ patrioti,m's fountain-head. and the
toolchest for pie. Without it the
politician would be a wandcrer upon
the face of the earth and the cornctist
and chorus girls 90 down to unhor-
orcd graves Ii is the groccr's friend,
Ii" orators pride and the dentists
hope.
1t puts some men on the roStum
and nnauy on the rock pile. II is
temptations lunch counter. when at
taclcd 10 4 maiden, aud the tobacco
uist's friends VIXEN attached TO man.
Ii has ruined Citizen Train and made
Chaunccy Dcpew.
Without it the torch!ight procession
would be a dumb and ~lifrlcsS thing
and when the political hero advanced
to the front of the platform. The
audience would have to stand on
their heads to Show their dr.ir!it.
Without ii Il married lille would be Il
perpetual summer dream and the
dude would lose half hi attraction.
Ana mos: Of all. and greatest of AL.
il there WorJ no months there would
be no sood-bycs or happy greetings.
no words oi comfort or of hope. 10
laughter full OF sunshine ana ro song
full Of praise. the hired nlam could
not be called to dinner. ard no Il
would ask. Where 81 ypu gel that
hat:--IFk:IESGr T,urcjc...
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-12-19
I; .aEcs the S."rcash.

S!cn with faces If brass and con
sciences of caCutelouc have spread
Themselves on snake yarns since Zine
ont Of rlind, but for genuine ingenuity
of invention The King Snake Story"
as al Alabama contemporary relates it
is entitled 10 the laurel:
I'VE have been Informed that about
one month ago, in Morgan county,
while a man and his wife were sitting
cut on the vcraada late in the after
noon, their attention was attracted by
the appearance of a large king snake
on the steps 4 few feet away. They
were perfectly quiet and the snake
eravlcd up the steps until it reached
the top; then it held its head UP, rs
much as to say: Can | come in"
They remained perfectly still and the
sna,.c took i: for granted that the ST.
lcncc ave coGs.at, 50 it proceeded to
| enter the hall and crLUira lcisGrel7
aloaE r,til it rta-le! the b>lroon
where ,h2 door stool o?' Il crterSi
the door, r2a,:iHE its Wy ra2"r the
bed. Hero the king s2c!ts pon1cel on
4 l@r.7c ~r&:ticaa"::" That had coiied
Itself GROUND the hoL s?-iaTs. Alter l.
deadly s.rC-glr wish this m2natrr
rather the king snake vent out il tia
| yard and g;t s,ma kind If weed II Eli
the poisonous bitas. After taxing ;hs
medicine tn king sGa'i. r2ta"1si 20
the ;ouse and cnHtiuu,l the battle IN
Ill the r:.t;lc,naI>" las dead /; YVES Eve
feet in Length and Eai nirc rattles."
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-12-19
How 60 Prepare and Address Pack
ages Sent by Mail.

The season is approaching when
the mails will be filed with holiday
presents, and a great many are un-
necessarily lost, delayed or damaged
each year because of the indifferent
manner in which they are prepared
for mailing.
Newspaper or other thin paper
should never be used fer wrapping.
and packages as ordinarily wrapped
where purchased are sufficiently Sc
cure for forwarding in the mails.
Use strong paper; make a solid
package that Will not crush easily: tie
well with good Irvine: address lcgibly
and correctly with ink on the lower
right-hand corne and very few pack
ages will fail to reach destination in
good condition.
1t is always advisable to place the
name and address of the sender on
the upper left hand orner of all
packages, etc. sent in the mails. so
they may be returned in case the adj
dressee cannot be found. Postal sta
tistics show that more delays result
from Incorrect addresses than from
errors i'll distribution by postal en-
ployes.
In case of loss or delay report the
same 10 your postmaster. with all of
the information that a be given.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-12-19

The United States government has
'a2de 4 radical change il the character
of the Iap"r on which it, treasury
and bank noes arH printed NJ notes
printed on II" new paper arr yet III
circulation. a!tLpG 81 ths bureau of en-.
! CRAVING n2l prilt:nr is now using the
new r per exclusively rh. difference
b1t:vrc- IT, p2rrr mp:v n Use anI that
which is t, take lis place l. chiefly if
not exclusively, coE;."c! To the manner
il winch tie sill, threads ere dis
trihat"@ II The paper uaw in us,,
Tie threads are rn; lisc-rEiGIS except
when $40 eel 10 clos, srra:rny
Th2y rHr ~hrrizoajai,y t,3~;iy:l the
paper. H1G .r' :c'; ..rar>c'r used in
tie nr" ra?crra radical c},aa-e in the
manner If u,i.iT the silk threads Is
mala- Instead of barn. ;!r~t-Ilu,e!
c1"aiiy Over II. entire sIa.t. =. IN the
Nancr G,.N u,,;!. il TIC r:rry paper
taerc VIII ~ t":o boil I:nr, Of silk
~t!-e",! r'2aing up &nt down H. brl.
ThcNa longitudinal liG"s -. at least
half az i"ch vic, all i:laY are packed
a. fail q: SILK thread a. The ii:,2r of TIC
pap: VIII boil 1t j. a :ni,t,r of SOM.
ca.iDzity :" !:.Iaw whether The rrln,:cr
Oh n no.c vii. drfacc Tx. !lacs Ct
threads $" Is II render thrrn
lively obscure, or whether I,,,y w;;l
Show thronSh tiir Printing r!a;;. and
bold 1t seems rs if they should be
plainly visiblt t. MAKE them # ANY
rractic@l utility. for ii they ar" d:!ieul,
to -" it womb make very .i,,l. diff
ference - TIE caSaI! observer whether
they were on tn pGo,r or mo-. - far
rs a:'"rI!1% 2&r protection against
count"rfri!ilT iScD3rcra"d TIE change
Of paper IS du" u ;ilc fact ta.It The roy
cr1tlrat has rr2.on to believe Tia, thc
old Paper mas been countrr!ritrI Bat
II that has hCea cGu@t,rfa:;td. il may
be aa'icd why the new paper cannot
hc c"Tn:"rftitcI. too Probably IL can.
h3t, if 80, it Is going - take 4 g"o,!
deal of trouble &2a e"paa>c to acraln
piish il. The chan e il the manu-
tscture ca t." paper nccas-i::r2I an
ro'a?!cta chang in ;';r c!arac.
Of tie machinery gScd. w!.ich in.
IN c%?sn,', Il is said. Of nearly
one hu7drc'! thousand dollar, Now
aayh"!? w..o hls ;3st that mach unoucy
is not likely to SPrn.i it in mi'.ra- ma
fer coantrririirat TIC raorc
expensive eoaat,rfrilia; Incomes the
h'l"iy are eril-iaeirn.I people to
engage in it.