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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-03

II has been noticed lately by tho members
Of Christ's church, at Iwenteth street and
Fourth Avenue. that the donations. which
used TO roll in SO plentifully, have been falling
on. The assistant jantor Of the church.
James Berthol, Of l3g west tlfneth street,
was suspected. and Miss Doremus and Mrs.
EsefOrd set about catching him. They
marked some bills and sent them
in as donations. The bills never
reached their destination. The two women
called on Inspector Byrnes and demanded
that detective be sent 10 arrest the lanitor.
Detective Wade was assigned TO the Job.
Miss Doremus, with triumphant CLEAN IN
her eye. pointed out Berthol 70 the detective
and Berthol was taken III. 4 search WAS
made. but no money except some change was
found on him.
Nevertheless. Miss Doremus was sure that
her cleveruess had secured the thief and she
told Justice O'Reilly 80 most emphaticaliy at
the IOmbs court yesterday morning The
Justice. at the request OF the detective. re-
manded tho prisoner until to-day. Berthol
sticks TO it that he is innocent Of the charge.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

~0.~.~-~-~-0-~~~0~o~0-0~~- 30.
HyOTrNTAIN- TOP HOTEL AND SPRINGS,
vi over Rockhsh Gap, Blue Ridge Mountains
.oq6 feet above Inc level Of the sea; Fine yieT'
delightful summer resort, cheap poaIu,
strong iron springs: many ATTRACTIONS - Iho
SESSION ends OCTOBER 18th. Address
MESSRS. MASSIE ~ co,
otu, Alton. Va.
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CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY COM
- PANY.
SCHEDULE IN OBJECT AUGUST "a isll

- hNAs
SCHEDULE IN LFFECT AUGUST "a 1891
LEAVE RICHMOND.
$40 4 NJ, daily, FOR Old Point and Norfolk
Iplmsn sleepingcsr konceyerle TO
Old Point
II 05 A d., express, daily. for Cincinnati
Pullman Buffet parlor Ger Rich
mond TO White Sulphur. Through
day coach 70 Cincinnati. Pullman
Sleeper Old Point to Ronceyerte,
connecting with Pullman Sleeping
Car for CIncinnati.
$40 P. NJ. express daily, Tor Old Point 4
Norfolk Pullman Sleeping Car
. Cincinnati 10 Old Point.
f;5J L. III, accommodation, except sunday Tor
Gord0nsyille snd Orange On Satur-
- :, days WILL run through to otaunton.
lO;5o T. M-sitne Z. +. Y. Limited daily Pull
man Sleeping Car Old Point 10 On
clnnati. Solid vestibue train, with
dinlng-car and Pullmans Cor
louisville % Cincinnati and Pullman
% Louisville.
ARRIVE RICHMOND;
$40 A NJ and 2.55 p ~, daily, from Cincin-
10 2. NJ. daily except Sunday, from Hinton,
with Pullman Buffet Psrlor Car
from White sulphur.
l0:55 4. NJ. and 55 =. NJ. daily, from Norfolk.
Station Broad street near Seventeenth
JAMES RIVER DIVISION.
q. AND 4. H. H.
LEAVE RICHMOND:
600 A. u, mail, daily, for Lynchburg, Natural
Bridge, Lexington, BueuS Vista.
Glasgow, Craig tltg aud Clifton
Forge. ParlOr chair Richmond 10
Clifton Forge, daily
f;30 4. H.. except Sunday. for Lynchburg, con-
Meeting with train leaving Lynch.
burg AZ GOO A. VI. for Natural
Bridge, Lexington and Clifton
Forge. s.eeping-c TO LynchburgI
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND:
$50 7. NJ. daily. from Clifton Forge.
$40 A. NJ, except sunday, from Clifton Forgs
Station, Eighth and Canal streets
For further information apply 10 A. W. Gar
bers office. eOl east Main street; Chesapeake
and Ohio RAILWAY Companys stations; Chess-
peake and Ohio general office, Eighth and Main.
JOHN ID. POTTS,
Division Passenger Agent
ID edmond CITY AND SEVEN PINES RAIL
III WAY COMPANY.
SUMMER SCHEDULE.
TO TAKE EFFECT APRIL 18Th, 1891.
SCHEDULE.
DAILY
Leave Richmond: Leave Seven Pines
$50 A. NJ; II M. $3.50 A. M.: 7:3) A NJ
$3.50 p. NJ; 7P. NJ II. Mop. NJ.
SUNDAY
1OA NJ; 1eM; PIP NJ: 0AM;nAM:1P NJ;
l.. NJ; 1890 7. NJ. 8P. NJ: $50 7. NJ
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UNIDENTIFIED BoSDsMES NOT WANTED.

Judge Benedict. in a decision handed down
in the United States Circuit Court yesterday,
refused 10 accept Cornelius II. and JscoD IS.
Tallman as bondsmen in $50. 600 for James A.
Simmons, who was sentenced to six years
imprisonment for aiding in wrecking the
sixth National Bank The case has been ap-
pealod to the United States Supreme Court;
The United Ststes District Attorney declared
that Simmons. Siegmund T. Meyer, Aaron
Raymond. Kaufman Simon and Helen J..
Howell had signed bond by which they
engaged to indemnify the suretes if Sim
mons should flee The Judge held that 1t
would he against public policy to accept the
bond under the circumstances.
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nrDyrnN AGAINST REpFERN.

In suit brought by Ernest 4. X. Redfern,
manager Of the branch in this city Of John
Redfern q Sons ladies tailors Of London
against Catharine NJ. Z. J. NJ. Redeem for an
absolute divorce Judge Bischof, Of the court
of common pleas. yesterday ordered service OF
the summons by publication. The complaint
saws the parties we're married on October 1, 1859,
at tho Registrars Office Maryiebone. The
correspondents named are Captain Williams,
step-brother Of the defendant. and Mr. Rea
and Mr. Herbert. Mrs. Kedfern "a accused
Of undue intimacy with these men At London
ant Brussels between November !, 1889, and
June l. 1891 Mrs. Redfern was nineteen
years Of age at the marriage, and the couple
lived together only two months.
The action is brought to remove any COM
plicatiOns from the real estate transactions Of
Mr.. Redeem. who is naturalized ID this
country and holds real estate. lie IS abroad
now.
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WORK RIVER LINE VIA WEST POINT
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
LEAVE RICHNOND:.,

THE FAyoRrTE ROUTE. TO BALTIMORE
PHlLlDEL PHIA AND NEW Ohh.
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ALLEGHANY SPRINGS, virginia.
OPENS JUNE is1

OPENS JUNE isr
The greatest dyspepsia water known and most
populsr aummor resort in tho mountains OF IT
ginia Accommodations nrst-class; os .ii te,e-
Srsnh and express offices in main building
Good livery and excellent band OF music Write
for circular. =. n OA5-nOGH.,
DIR. Charles V. Darlington. resident physician
my23-tf
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ignation. with what T.know Of things. 10 be-
yond my belief"
II KILLED HIS cApToa.

yond my belief"
he KILLED HIS CApToR.
Policeman John J. Sherman was killed in
the discharge Of bis duty IA the hat-house
No. IA west OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fifth street yes
terday HIS throat was cutby Noah Richards.
q vicious drunken negro. who had made
disturbance in the house, and be bled 70 death
in few minutes. tt was the opinion OF his
comrades IN the west One-huDdredth street
squad that he had shown too much forbear-
ance in his treatment of the negro. who re-
sisted arrest. and was known 10 be dangerous
when In liquor. Sherman was IN many re-
spects model policeman, but was no match
in size or strength for the colored man, and
failed 10 draw his revolver IN the fight.
WHERE'S THIS LITTLE FELLOW
Angelo Capuaro. seven years old, OF 65
Mott street. went yesterday to Boynton
Beach on the Sunday school picnic OF Calvary
church. I55 Worth street He did not come
back. Blasco Digelo eight years Old VINO
lives az the Same house. told his mother
when he got back that he and Angelo had
hired a rowboat apiece and that the seven
Year-old had capsized his boat and been
drowned.
The boy Digelo told straightforward story
10 the sergeant in charge at the Elizabeth
street station. but it Seems hardly possible
that child could have lost his life IN the
manner described without the knowledge OF
Officer Craig or some Of the adult passengers.
The police believe that the boy IS lost IN the
city,
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NTANTED-TO PURCHASE A DWELLING.
w Franklin or Grace street preferred Adj
dress, stating price and terms. DWELLING.
TINES ofhoe. ~ x-u
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NNANTED-EyERY MAN IN VIRGINIA AND
w North Carolins 70 know that We manu-.
TOBACCO, and our brands are No. l. IL ID. q
Fig, and Caroline Sun-Cured. Ask your dealer
for them and sec that our tin tag is on each
piece. J. J; HICKOk d CO.. Manufacturers
Richmond. Va fes
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g. sQUIRE's CLASSICAL. AND kN.sta!i IN,
L.. SCHOOL. SIP east Franklin, corner OF sixth
street viii lie resumed SEPIEMBfk 2i' 1881 :
Also, his NIGHT SCHOOL. For circulars OF
eaCH app'' ~ sep s-sat.m, thrs Ina
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WANTS.

yNyANrED-BY A YOUTH SEVENTEEN
w YEARS OF AGA POSITION in al ONCE
OF wholesale house Address M" 5l7 east
Leigh. an 80-tf
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report WAC published yesterday that The
odore Roosevelt had resigned or was about 10
resign. his Office OF United States Civil Ser
vice Commissioner. lie left tho city on Sat
urday for hunting trip IN the far West. ex-
pecttng 10 be gone month. His relatives
think the report is unfounded. Dr. West
Roosevelt said yesterday
II saw Mr. Roosevelt on the day of his de-
parture. and can positively say that he had
not then resigned. and that no had no inten-
ton OF resigning. | can make two surinises
as 20 the originof the rumor. but they are
surmises only. You know that there are peo-
pie who bear no love TO my cousin politically.
Being aware that he is away. they may have
taken advantage OF this fact TO start such
that hs has been suddenly removed, but res
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This is the great problem OF life which
few satisfactorily solve. Some fail be-
cause OF poor health, others want OF luck,
but the majority from deficient grit
want OF nerve. They are nervous, irres-
olute, changeablc, easily get the blues
and take the spirits down to keep the
spirits up" thus wasting money, time,
opportunity and nerve force. There is
nothing like the Restorative Nervine,
discovered by the great specialist, DR..
Miles, to cure all nervous diseases, as
headache, the blues, nervous prostra-
ton, slecplessness, neuralgia, St. Vitus
dance, fits and hysteria. Trial bottles
and fine book OF testimonials free at the
Logan Drug Co.'s. .
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JoHNNY,s COMPOSITION,


Rarpc's loung People.
Tho cat is n very interesting animal.
1le is u small fur dog that mcows, and
has whiskcrs and several other things.
Hc has four paws, two foro paws and
two behind onea-and a tail. He has
been known for many years, two OF him
having been said to be on the Ark,
whore he must have been tied up, or
what would have become OF tho rats?
Cats don't got to be cats until they are
o year old, when they stop being kit
tens, which they arc born rs. 1t takes
n kitten several weeks to 60. his eyes
open, il no doesn't get drowned before
that time, aud hQ scratches when lle Is
mad. My father says camels used to DO
cats, but got their backs UP one day and
couldn't get them down again, und so
became camels. l never heard q camel
meow. but i'supposo they Gun, because
they q do most anything, having seven
stomachs, and going many days without
water.
The dictionary says a cat is q carniv-
orous quadruped, but that does not
sound like a cat. The old Egyptians
used TO be very fond OF the cat, treating
him like q member OF their own family,
and making mummies out Of him when
he died. Some OF these mummies still
live. They used to hang people for kill
ing cats in Egypt, because the cat was
supposed to be q sacred animal, being q
sign OF the moon, probably because they
are generally out all night. We have a
cat named Tom, and no has six kittens.
which ho washes their face every day
just like me.
Cats meyer fall out of anything with
ont landing On their feet, which i, why
their feet IRE SO soft, and they have 10
be killed nine times before they die,
and sometimes they don't even then.
They cat milk when tame, and when
wild thty cry like n baby until some
body comes to see what is the matter,
and then they eat him, which is fatal,
and teaches people to mind their own
business, and not 80 seeing what other
peoples children are CRYING for.
Acat's eye is a very queer thing, look
ing like n. slot machine all day-and an
agate at night, seeing better in the
dark than in tho light, like witches.
Therefore they are said to be friends OF
witches, and some people don't like
them on that account, but ! do.
The two best cuts. that ever lived be.
longed to Dick Wilmington, mayor OF
London, who went put West and killed
a lot OF rats ut q dollar n head, and. took
the money home to his master to get to
be mavor with, and Puss in Boots, who
stole his 'master's clothes and ate agiant,
thereby making his master owner OF
the farm and husband of a rich girl,
whose father died aud lett it all TO her.
My cat can't do anything like this,
but he gets there just the same, and is
very gentle to my little brother, who
pulls his tail and doesn't have to wish
he hadn't.
Altogether 1 don't know what we
should do without cats, especially those
that like to have them lying around just
as We do. Yours truly, JoHNX".
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LEMON ELIXIR,
Pleasant, Elegant, RrIiablr.

For biliousness and constipation, take
Lemon Elixir.
For f%eyers, chills and malaria, take
Lemon Elixir.
For sleeplessness, nervousness and
Palpitation OF the heart, take Lemon
Elixir.
For indigestion and foul stomach,
take Lemon Elixir.
For all sick and nervous headaches,
take Lemon Elixir.
Ladies, for natural and thorough or
ganic regulation, take Lemon Elixir.
DR.. Mozley's Lemon Elixir will not
fail you in any Of the above named dis
eases, all OF which arise from a torpid or
diseased liver, stomach, kidneys or
bowels.
Prepared only by DR.. H. Motley, At
lanta, Ga.
6Oc and 81 per bottle at druggists.
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NO RING.
a Very Good Reason Why She Could n
inord 1t,

\ \ Very Good Reason Why She Could Not
Afford 1t.
Let mo tell you why one bride wears
no engagement ring, says the Utica o.
serrer. A fellow had been engaged to
her about two weeks and ut last she had
consented to let him put an engagement
ring on her Independent little finger.
She would allow him to pay. 500, and
it waste be an emerald set with small
pearls, because an emerald was her
stone and she loved pearls: Then they
had 4 quarrel and he went of on q
thorough spree. At the end OF it he
felt that he had better give the dearest
girl in the world Il chance to throw him
over, rs he deserved. He went to the
house. She kept him waiting hall n
minute and then ran in. She looked
particularly sweet, Of course.
you may only kiss my hand" she
said, saucily, because You have been
away so long"
81 am not fit to kiss even your hand"
He felt that he was getting at his sub
ject very well.
"What have you been doing?"
"l've kept drunk q week."
"Um- She was very serious now.
She drew her skirts back a little and sat
down. As he moved towards a chair
she said: "No, you can stand up. What
did you do it for?"
because l was a fool"
Eyes, l know that much; but what
made your"
|. Il thought after I saw you last,
you"
"Oh, you did it because OF the quar-
rel we had. Arc you all through, do
you think"
."Ycs-iorevcr."
"Pooh! That's n big word for SO
small a man How much did it cost
you?"
about a hundred"
"Ah! Have you got the bills {"
mo, it was mostly cash. l suppose
there will be q bill from ono restaur-
ant"
supper, suppose"
"Yes. Don't be SO hard on me, Kate"
"iou are hard on mo-" she corrected.
81 came to tell you thatI know 1 don't
deserve you and to-
you can't. You have been con-
temptible, but such escapades are my
own now more than yours. That re-
minds me. Ofcoursc, you cannot afford
an extravaganza like an engagement
ring now. The hundred is needed else
where"
"Kate, don't"
~ am not going to, dear boy. Pay
of your bills with it, my friend. /
should like n or two OF them re-
ceipted ii you can manage it, and let
us say no. more about it. l shall al
ways be able, | hope, to square you
financially in these little matters. I
only pray that you may not draw too
heavily on my regard and-and love for
you.n
Then he started to take her in his
arms, but sho lifted her eyebrows and
brushed her fingers lightly together.
Dear boy, you need several baths
and n good long walk. Please. 80 away
now" They were married in course OF
time and are very happy, too, but she
never wore an engagement ring.
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lie KNEW woMEyl
How tho Door.Mnt MN Won n Pur.
clnser.

E #-H#rH# w.
chaser.
lilo rang the bell OF n house on Brain.
ard street, says tho Detroit Free Pres
and when the mistress opened the door
he said:
"Alornln', madam. I see you have
ono Of those woolly, greasy, mcaaly door.
mats made blythe snilc Wool Company,
on your doorstep"
An what II | havc2' snapped the
woman, whats good enough for my
neighbors Is good enough Tor me, /
guess"
"But, madam, l represent the all.
wool and part.silk manufacturers, and
am only allowed to sell to the alcet, as
II were; one house In n neighborhood;
recommended by his washup, the
Goodness gracious, you don't say
soG' said the woman, "but that mat out
there Is good enough for folks to scrape
their feet on, an amt going to buy
another"
"l'm sorry" said tho man; these
"iS u dtuu elNc AWAY On MI tIlc
other women In tho neighborhood, but
you ought never TO have had one. Ev-
cry one can SEQ you are OF n different
mould"
There's no mould on me, young
man, an I'd thank yer to say what yer
drivin at" said the woman angrily.
why, YOU sec, ma'am, we only sell
these mats 10 women who can wear
No. 2 shoes. You can SEQ tho mcshes
arc made for feet OF that number. |
didn't need TO ask the neighbors-of
course, they think you wear the same
number they do, as you use those
spread.caglc mats. l knew at once by
your general contour that your foot
would fit this mat like n mice. Good
by, madam. I'm sorry"
wait n minute. Ii you think it my
duty to take one, l s'posc l must. It's a
great expense, though, to have such
small feet. | often wish they were big
ger. How much did you say? There's
the money. Much Obliged, sir"
lie left the mat, and us he walked
away he soliloquized:
"Ha! ha! Anybody could sec she had
number two feet-shc hadn't lost one
and | reckon there'll be room for both
OF them at once on that mat. Vow" =
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THE CROCODILE.


Nftr At.tord, n December 81. SYcholal
4 Crocodile once dropped a line
To q Fox 10 invite him 10 dine;
hut tho fox wrote TO say
lie was dining. that day,
With q Bird friend, and begged 10 decline.
hho sent OF at once ton Goat:
""Ptny don't ~dJappoint me-" she wrote;
hut he answered foo late,
He'd forgotten tho date,
Having lhoughtlessly eaten her mole.
The Crocodile thought him Inbred,
And Invited two Rabbits instead;
hut the Rabbits replied,
They were hOpclcsSly tied
ny a previous engagement, and fed.
Then she wrote IN despair TO some EelS,
And begged them to drop In" 10 meals;
Int the Ecls left their cards,
With their coolest regards,
And took 10 what went for their heels.
Cried the Crocodile then, In disgust,
My motives they seem 10 mIsirist.
Their suspicious ntc basel
Since they don't know their placc-
suppose II must Staryc, | must!"
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ONE ENJOYS

Both tho method md results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it 10 pleasant
End refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on tho Kidneys,
Liver md bowels, clcanses tho sys.
tenn eifectually, Iispels colds, head.
aches ard fcvers and cures habitual
eonOtiPation. Syrup of Figs is tho
only remedy Of its kind ever pro.
duced, pleasing to the tasLo and &c.
ceptable to tho stomach, prompt in
ito action md truly beneficial in its
elIac.s, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend It
to ell and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 500
mud 81 bottlea by all leading drug.
giSts. ANY reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro.
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
cdLE0REM FYG SYRUP CO.
$is 6SaRCqSC0. Cal.
LOtiJPLls, II. MEII YO6H Hy d
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CLAEEMoST STOCK YARDS.
BALTIMORE. Dec. II. 1901

Arrivals OF live stock ut Clarcmont stock Yards
via Baltimore & Ohio railroad for the week ended
December lS.-2l0 cars, containing 1851 cattle,
Isl calves. 2.2!5j sheep and lambs, 1886 hogs,
% horses and Il mules.
Shipments TO New York. Philadelphia, &c,
i.ASj cattle, 1850 sheep and lambs, G,$QS hogs,
6S horses, 1 calves and is mules.
All hogs and sheep sold In these yards arc ut
gross weight. Receipts this week 1863 head,
aSalnst Isl head lcst week. Fair 10 good hogs
sold at 81 Coal %, roughs ut S. . per 100 lbs:
Pigs 81 90.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs. 1855 head, with
sales at s. Oaai 80 per 100 lbs. for sheep, and
lambs 4}4a5 cents per III. ~
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria,
Nliles, Nerve and Llycr Pill.

act on q new Notwithstanding the
liver, stomach and bowels through the
nerves. A new discovery. DR.. Miles
Pills speedily cure biliousnoss, bad
taste, torpid liver, piles, constipation.
Une9ualed for men, women. children.
Smallest, mildest, surest! Fifty doses
25 cents. Samples free ut tho Logan
Drug Co.'s.
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Bettcrand Better.

Better than rank Il thousand fold.
Is q healthy body. q mind at case.
And simple pleasures that always please"
To get and keep n healthy body, use
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,
a remedy designed to not only euro all
diseases OF the throat, lungs and chest,
but keep the. body in a thoroughly
healthy condition. 1t eradicates all i'm
p%urities from the blood, and overcomcs
indigestion and dyspepsia. Blotchcs,
pimples and eruptions disappear, under
its use, and your mind can be "at ease
as to your health. N
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Central Standard Time.
Pennsylvania Lines.
From grIdgeport Station

Trains via the Cleveland < Pittsburgh Rail,
road leave bridgeport for Pittsburgh. Chica-o
aud Cleveland. i:iJ a. m. For Pittsburgh, iO:t
4 N. For Chicago aud Cleveland, 100 D. m. For
yillc.S:i3n, IN. For Fast Liverpool, GILL r. m:
Trains arrive at bridgeport at 500 q. In. lO:sol
NJ: 2:N p. H.. S:l5 P. IL. ass p H.. and G:S
FROM WHEELING STATION.
Trains vim tho Pittsburgh. Cincinnati & 81
Louis Railway-ran'iiundie R%oute-leQye Wheel.
ing for steubenv!!!c, Pittsburgh and tho East
For Columbus, Cincinnati indianapolis All u
Louis; 800 n n. and 9:6 P. H.. For Columbia
and Chicago, l2:SO r. M Trains arrive at Wheei.
Ing at 5:aOa M. $50 a. IN, lbs p. m. $50 I. m
aado:3 p; m. Trains leave a: $40 a m.-and
Sunday. H. f6Dl n.1yp
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baltimore Cattle Market.
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK YARDS.

S~wiNE-There Is n fair snpply of hogs on the
market, aud the quality OF the offerings Is rcu-
crally Of an acceptable range weight for dealers.
The quotations runge Mt 5aSH cents; most sales
at 5i4aS1s cents per ID for good hogs Weighing
weight there Is u good demand. Heavy hogs are
dull OF sale. The receipts OF hogs this week
numbered u, ll2 head,
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BAD drainage causes much sickness,
and bad blood and improper action of
the liver and kidneys is bad drainage to
the human system, which Burkock's
Blood Bitters remedy. DIV
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MEDICAL
BAGGILLT IN BLOOD,

Recent experiments as read before the
lost Congrc0a Of Surgeons at Berlin, leave
no doubt that the tfric way 10 CLEAR
TIE SYSTElI Of MiCROBI Is
through tho pores OF the skin. II has been
found that q remedy which kills the MI.
crobt will also destroy tho lie Of tho
patient; but 1t has also been found TINT tho
Mlcrobi can DO forced out through tho
skin, and 1t Is in this way that s. 6 g
relieves the system Of poison. &s.gs2s