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peau dc Sole. from which there were
LOUNGES OF white lace Lace also en-
circles the neck fichu-like. and finishes
in q cascade at the back. The hat Is Of
gold gauze, finished with gold wings
spangled with scquns. The sunshade
is white tulle with black satin bows
think / ought to call your attention
TO the impending fate OF the raised gar
niture which has been so modish-I
mean tho ruches and RULES and fiOunceS
They are TO be superseded by fat garDi-
ture, insertions OF embroidery, lace or
guipure over cOlored transparenoies
For ball dresses satin and damask are
much IN vogue, even young ladies APP
pearing i'm IL but being careful 10 choose
very delicate tones, such as very pale
blue, very light pink, mauye or straw.
In the line OF striking and yet artistic
costun eS I've seen many very pretty
gowns. especially for those young girls
who swarm at our watering places with
ore foot over the border line of woman
hood and one hand reaching back and
cinging touch!ngly 10 girlhood. 1t is a
type in this country. To look at them
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Punlshments or the Ancicnts.

In olden times if person accused OF
a crime refused to plead he was con-
demned to the forte peine ct dure. I"
He was stripped, taken into dungeon,
and laid on the floor, with sharp
stone under his back. On him was
laid a door, whereupon we're piled
heavy weights, as much as he could
bear and more. The first day three
morsels of had bread we're given him,
the second day three draughts of
stagnant water, and so until he died.
If a prisoner was convicted. his es-
tates were confiscated to prevent this
confiscation many prisoners suffered
this punishment. In this country a
man, called to plead to an indictment
of witchcraft. stood mute. and is said
TO have been pressed to death at
Salem, Mass, in 1892.
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Foreign Ira ie Under the Mckinley Tariff

Returns are at hand for eleven months
OF the fiscal year and for eight OF these
months we have been under the Mcl<in-
ley tariff, which fro ,-traderS menda-
ciously said was intended to destroy our
foreign trade. Comparing the eleven
months OF this year with the same period
in the last fiscal year, we have:
Eleven months. lS90-9l lSS9-!O Per cent
Imports free. 3N ,3i2,749 9 3,Oi,25l Inc. "a
Imports, duti-
able ........ 444,ll2 253 40, S9s1s0 Dec. 81
Total imports. III $4,000 1850, lG7 Inc 81
Exports, do.
mestic ...... Sl6,2172O 1913 .5G1 Inc
Exports for
eign 49,. 1O674, 4sJ l1495770 Dec. IL
Total exports. SIT, S91, 7S2 SOi717, 1874 Inc, 81
Total trade. 59S 346, S4 ,5lS, 592 sol Inc. 80
But they Will continue TO say not only
that the Mckinley bill was intended to de-
stroy our commerce; they will say It has.
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OW is the season of
our great content
made glorious by
this summer girl.
which is Shak-
speare altered to
suit the times. Well,
the garden party is
upon us, but | must
say it's more girl
than garden. Ma
ture for once finds
herself comp'ee ly
vanquishcd II h g
md summer maid
ems fit by you like
pera IN b lat n g
I over beds Talk
about the hanging
gardens OF la by
Ion. You should see
the living flower
beds OF this wonder
fnl rnnLnrY. which
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1891-08-05

To the Editor OF the Press:
Sm-Why not give the Kansas farmer
who Is starving bounty on corn rs we'll
as the southerner bounty on sugar.
REPUBLICAN,.
Because we produce as much corn al
ready as we consume, sometimes moro,
whereas we produce only about one.
ninth OF the sugar we consume. IL is
desirable for the good of the whole pub
lie mot for the good OF the fellow who
gets the bounty that we should produce
eli thai we consume Of anything that
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we can produce. Protection asks only
those who are engaged in Improbable
industries which produce more than we
can consume, TO turn their attention 20
something else, and it gives them other
industries, such as wool, flax, barley,
potatoes, eggs, etc, to make profit in.
Free trade shuts up industries which do
not hal. supply our demands, and says
they shall have no chance 10 live, and at
the same time reduces the number Of
other industries TO which they can turn.
-NcU York Press.
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Had Ennngh.

what sort of man is young Cad
ley?' asked the tailor at the CONNER
cial agency.
sOne of the nost promising on our
list"
-Thanks. That's all want to know.
I've enough promising young zen ON
my hooks now to bankrupt riohsR
mAn."-GIicace apparel GasettA
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THrRE orc II, O0C, 900 acres OF United
States land owned by foreign noblemen
who arc not citizens OF the United
States, owe no allegiance To the Govern
nent and spend their money elsewhere
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Has the Mckinley tariff largely increased the
cost OF clothing for the poor. as the 'reformer-
said 1t would? The price lists of wholesale
houses do not say SO. For instance American
shifting prints, which sold at
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MIDSUMMER FASHIONS.
SEASONABLE WINS AND
HEADCEAR.

The Dis gushing Cha scteristic % tho
Charming Costumes Seen ut Garden Par
tics-Matcrial for Ball Dressos-&tssnd-
some Hats and BonnetS
NEW YORK CORREspoNDRNCE
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yard.
NO. S.

The -reformer" said before election that the
Mckinley tariff, by increasing the cost OF tim
ware would choke off our export trade in
canned goods. In May, 1890, under the old
law, we exported only
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A,4S2,36I lbs.

of canned beef, while in May, 1894, under the
new tariff our exports of canned beef were
nearly twice as large amounting to
.,375,SO7 lbs
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Tariff Pictures.

No. L.
Puddlers in the eastern counties OF England
get els ht sbillings ton, or
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y Ia cents
3 3-4 cents

yard six months before the new tariff took
effect. now sell under that tariff at
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$3.50.

In Pittsburg and other mills In the Western
region they get
<o
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s2.O6.


In the midland counties they get eight shil-
liugs and sixpence, or
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sheriff, "but didn't know after all that
you couldn't fling aside your business
and come along with me. The BOYD air
all expectin' you"
"Yas, the boys up the river expected
Gincral Jackson once, but he didn't
come"
$50 hearn," said the sheriff; IAN
you air not comm with me?"
That's what | amt"
an bet you fifteen dollars, Bill, that
you DO"
"I'll take that bet. but in the mean
time II you don take yo' arms otlen that
fence III drop you riyht in yo' tracks. "
"That's the way like to hear man
talk, Bill. Say, last night the iailer and
his two sons went 'possum huntln.
They called up the dogs-and they have
got some OF the finest hounds you ever
saw-and here they came with bright
ness III their eyes an deep music in
their voices. You ought to have heard
them go DUNK, DUNK, DUNK. Well,
they went out, an about midnight they
came back with two OF the biggest and
latest 'possums you ever saw. Well,
they dressed them right thar an then,
an put them out on top Of the house
go the frost could fall on them, an this
.marnun' they took them down an be-
gan 10 bake them along with some
sweet potatoes. Then the jailer's son
he says, says he, Pop, We amt got no
regular wildcat Ticker to go with these
here 'possums. So the old man, havin'
q mighty eye for art, gave jug to the
young Teller an told him to go up in
the mountains.
"The young Teller went, but he
couldn't lind no Ticker, an at Inst he
seen ole Teller driyin' a wagin, an
when he asked the ole Teller II he could
git any Ticker he swore that he didn't
know nothin' about 1t; but, says he,
IF you will take jig the hillside an
put dollar under it don't know what
mout happen, but when you come back
/ don't believe the dollar will be there
Wall, he went up on the mountain side
an put u dollar under jug an went
away, but bless yo' life when he came
back the dollar was gone, but the jug
was filled with the best Ticker that had
passed its teens. An so at dinner to-
day they arc goin' to have them pos.
sums an sweet potatoes an that old
Ticker that's got a bead on it like dew
drop, an say, the iailer says that you
may shnre the feast."
look here, Mark, you amt tryin' to
triflc with my Ieelin's, air your"
mo, Pm tellin' the Lords truth; an
Fay, that amt all. The Perdue boys
caught big bear down in the bottoms
an after dinner they air goin' to set the
dogs on him in the jail yard right in
full view OF yo' cell. Think OF that"
F"Look here, Mark, am about con-
vered, an I'll go with you II you'll let
me take my rife along
"No, can't do that, Bill, an besides
I'll have to handcutf you. Postum,
sweet potatoes, Ticker with . bead on It
like n dewdrop, an a bear fight in full
view OF yo' cell"
MARX" said Bill, as he put down his
rife, fetch on yo' handouts. Blamed II
! amt with you"
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sLUMBER SONG.

Esee1> Field IN BoR0a Boaeoa.
The mill goes ioilins slowly around,
With steady and sOlcnli CfeAk.
And my litlle one hear ~ the kindly souud
The voice Oi The old mill speak;
While nnnd aud round those Zig white wlngs
GFinliy and ghOsilike creep,
Aiy little Olle hear that the old mill sings
sleep, little tulip, sleep"
The sails arc recfed and the nets arc drawn,
And. over his pot Of beer.
The fisher, against the mOrrows dawn,
LnSilly mnkelh cheer;
UAmOckA at the winds that caper AlopS
From tie iHr.On ULaneFOuS deep,
But We, we love their lullaby sOAE
Of sleep. lite tulip, sisep"
Shaggy old Fritz, Ia siHBabeE sound,
MOHns Of the stony mart. q,
To.nOurTUw how proudly he'll tFot you aFounu
IItched to our new milk cart!
And you shall help me blanket the kline,
And fold the gentle sheep,
And sol the herring a-sOak In brtnei
Int now, little tuitp, sieep!
4 Drcam.One comes to button the eyes
That wcRriiy drOOp aud blink.
While the old mil 6uiietN tue IruEning GIlcS
And ScUldS AT the stars that wink;
Over YOU facr the misty WtugS
VI thIt beautiful Drpanl'onc sweep.
AMI, rocking your cradle, she softly InSSI
"Sleep, little tulip, Sleepl'
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neirl,t nf Cruelty.

Nervous women seldom receive the
sympathy they deserve. While often
the pictures OF health they are constantly
ailing. 10 withhold sympathy from
these unfortunates is the height Of
cruelty. They have weak heart, caus-
ing shortness Of breath, fiuttering, pain
in side, weak and hungry spells, and
finally swelling OF ankles, oppression,
choking, smothering and dr0psy. DIR.
Miles New Heart Cure is just the thing
for them. For their nervousness, head
cache. weakness, ETC., his Restorative
Ncrvine is unequaled. Fine treatise on
'"Heart and Nervous Diseases" and mar
Vicious testimonials free. Sold and guar
anteed by the Logan Drug Co. =
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right ut the seat of difficulty, is accom-
plished by the sure and steady aim OF
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. Don't fool
around with a popgun, nor clint.
lock-" when this reliable winchester"
is within reach. DR.. sage's treatment
Of catarrh is far superior to the or
binary, and when directions are reason
ably well followed, results in perma-
nent cure. Don't longer be indifferent
to the verified claims OF this unfailing
remedy. Five hundred dollars is offered
in good faith for an incurable case Of
catarrh in the head, by its proprietors,
the Worlds Dispensary Medical Asso-
citation, Buffalo, n. Y. At all druggists.
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The papers contain frequent notices
OF rich, pretty and educated girls elop-
ing with negroes, tramps and coachmen,
The well known specialist, DR.. Franklin
Miles, says all such girls are more or less
hysterical, nervous, very impulsiye, un-
balanced; usually subject to headache
neuralgia, sleeplessness, immoderate
crying or laughing. Those show a weak
nervous system Tor which there is NO
remedy equal to Restorative Nervine,
Trial bottles and fine book, containing
many marvellous cures, free at the Logan
Drug Co., who also sell and guarantee
DR.. Miles celebrated New Heart Cure,
the finest of heart tonics. Cures futter-
ing, short breath, etc. 6
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Live Stock.

CHICAGO. July Si.-Cattle. receipts II 900 head /;
shipments 1910 head; market fair and steady
native steers s. 9iat y: Tcxais 81 ia3G; rangers
e. 4Oai TS Stockers :! 1jaS 30; butcher COWS = GO
az 20. Hogs, receipts 1900 heal; shipments
5000 head; market steady and higher: rough Rnd
common e 7Sa5 90; mixed and packers s. Ion
S IS; prime heavy and butcher weights s. jOh
5 co; primo assorted light IS 6llS u. Sheep. ~
ceiptS 1000 head; shipments 1000 head: market
steady; natives g jOal o.; mixed nnd.wethcrs
s. Gas 2S; Texans 3 a0aI 90; westerns 81 iOai 81;
lambs 81 7aai GO.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa. July al.-Cattlc. receipts
sI head; shipmeniS l,l5 heng: market steady
shipments 400 head market steady: l'hiladel.
phiaS S. 6SI5 ~; hest Workers and mixed s. i1n
$40; common to fair Workers. s. 00ai 4O fair to
hest pigs, 81 Onaij 20. Sheep. receipts 100 head:
shipments 1900 mead; market steady and un.
changed.
CISctSSArI. July si.-HogS lower: common
and light 81 6naS 80: packing and butcher
S lou5 IS; receipts 2,Soohead; shipments l,OjO
head.
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Wnnl.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. July S1,-wool, steady
but quiet: Ohio Pennsylvania md West Viz
glnIR Xxx anil above 29A51r; \ "Sa3lC;
iRan, Indiana and western fine or X and Xxx
oBLIa9Sc; medium 1In36c: contSe 32aS3c; fine
washed delaine x and Xxx a3A5fc: medium
washed cOmbIng and delninc s7ISAl0c: coarse do
SaNl4c; Canada do Sia5Sc; tub washed choice
unwaShed coinbing md delnine 9fa9qc; coarse
do 2ta.6c; Montana fad22c; territorial ija2ic.
SEw YonN, July sl.-Wool steady: domestic
fleece a0aS7c; pulled 2SaGsc; Texas i7a2ic.
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MEDICAL.

ONE A[&JO4S !.
ro.b tbe method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
nd refreshing to the taste, and acts
, ssn;Iy vet promptly on the Kidneys,
fivet and Bowels, cleanses tho sys-
tra e!ISctually, dispels colds, head.
S u. md feqcrs aud cures habitual
ICr .rst Syrup of Figs is tho
SsIy remedy of its kind ever pro.
i 5sced, pleasing to tho taste and &C.
ssDlaLlo to tile stomach, prompt in
i.5.action end truly beneficial in its
etcts, prepared only from the most
6es!thy ard agreeable substances, its
nsDy excellent qualities commend it
10 all and have made it the most
Tgpullr remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 300
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
ci:ts. Any reliable druggist who
y Tsy not have it on hand will pro-
oIfe it promptly for any ono who
wines to t=y it. Do not accept any
Bbstitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
8AH FRANCISCO, OIL
LOUISVILLE. Er. NEW YORK. NV
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CufcAGo Intv 3i--'The btiils IN wheat werr dis
appoIniSJ ,o.dSv They were loaded with gram
All eSnerted 10 scll oTi NJ n good pF6iIt The
SnnoriI,,,Ii,, ,as No, Jnrni.beS the,, however.
Tor al no time during thc session did nrlces 10 as
high as the cfosing dgurcs last night, and The
S9 Ma q%ST r thGn aS PsSSs Sr nI
and pn.Is Ln,,.ar '''''S ''S's' 4N0's
Corn was GENERALLY active.
DSis w War. S,yeSI. ma Iower
iIog nFoducts wsre lower
Floi,r Stcndy and UNCHANGED.
WIiSITEi,SSh No . snrinS Ssc. M 4 sprlnr
o.. ~ ro ~. IHIv s7;!rslos: 20. S,v,,s
S;JiaSsS Eus7ES; september Sass .as7 tc; Decsm.
beF SJ( sSSO( lsSslL,c'
ConSSEEcaSb M . 6ooCic. Iulv ein6an6lc: An.
v,,St SStIria,iac ~, Ssntsn,ber Sftln5Tt%nsStSc
+To,l ~ IsES. ir}y ~ Ej7t>c
S S7iiS,'S' -'SS'-'1sA-''E'' SsP'su'"eF -''-'|s
RT1-So . 30
TiynTirS Z, .rlit
FttYsFTnNsi I'd
Mgss PoRx1CaSh slI 70. September eli 87I!a
II ISiEoii IsSI octo,sr sii 4iSti S5Sii GIS!'
LARiD-CaSh So co: September s. G7I,ai T5a
0 10: October 6 SO0G 81 Ifa6 seq
SIloKr RtRS-CNSh ~ IS; September SO 00aI GOA
92It: October s. O2lSa7 10.
SiI6l1DEEs-sS 9Oag III; shor: clear So aJaT TO-
Others unchanged.
Nrw ;npV .Tuiv al = Flour rcnc,nts IL OOO
bs,rrI,. eTnn1r,s inSn horrc;s.' nSSrfsi cSSy.
s,IsS "a 006 borrsis WbeSt raceiniS iGi. ,
s.. 10 bushels q futures and S7 tS6 bushes
OF spot; spot market Irregular and lower; un.
grndcd red 0SlIcnSl OiJS: No. 2 Chlcngn q OK;
NO2 Milwaukee 81 0!iI OPT ions steady lower 10.
red July gS1ic: August y75Ea!Stsn
8TsSc; September a7IiaASt Sdg1sSc; November
9giSc; December 915ScISi OOIai COZ. lye
quiet; western. 'Snslc. Corn; receipts S,O gg
busheiS; exports, ts'OO1 1'lSneS; SaleS %oVVy
bushels OF futures and Sd,Mn bushels OF
spot; market active and weaker; nhgmdcd
mixed bghI3c; August 6Iac: september
61zsc; October 6S}yci December 5I1sc. OAis. re-
SOY bushels Of futures and lVgOSO bushels OF
M, ~ ,ri,, HSS,.
S6As ~ InS ,sitc Iigao stSsJv SUGAR I,,,
md wsSt Sice TS,n TStio,r iiTI1 Rnsin dmii
TurpsniIne dnlI FGT, oriet and weak: western
tS IA ,n.s Ell 81
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NEW YoRx. July 3l.-PctrOloum was narrow,
business being confined to switching from An
gust 10 September. The market opened steady
oil August options, 0Oc. sales 6S.OoO barrels
ON. CRY, PA, July S1-Opene,i al i9JEc; high
eat 6OJc lowest 5Or; closed al 60lSc sales $4,000
baTreiS; oiearAnccs 3Ts on barrofS shipments H.,
800 barrels; runs 1904 barrels.
P1TrssuRSH. July 3l.-opened at Coo; closed at
e0Sc; highest 6olEc: lowest 5gAc.
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EoIcAL

Both the effect aud result when Olive
Blossom is used. 1t acts gently, vet
promptly. It is the greatest boon to
womankind. Every lady can treat her
self aud not have to- undergo the torture
Of instruments from physicians. Olive
8losAom positively cures all forms Of
female weakness, such as Painful Mem
situation, liberation, Larcera,ion, Bar.
renness, Leucorrhna, Priritus, Cancer,
Ovarian and Fibroid Tumors in their early
stages aud the long list Of innuuler-
able and unmentionable suffcrings that
alflict the patient. The Olive Blossom
treatment Is simple and harmless. The
first application often gives permanent
relief. Try It, and you will exclaim,
as hundreds Of others have: "Oh, /
feel like a different womanl" One
months treatment sent postpaid to any
part of the world on receipt of $i.oo;
six months, $500. Olive blossom
Is forsale by all leading druggists. Any
druggist who may not have II can order
it fTom the wholesale dealer. Do not
aaHpt any substitute. Bepct1 Of fraudu-
lent limitations.
The Celebrated France R1tfile Ollvo
Blossom, is prepared only by Tie
Fj1R6e Medfc1i institute Co., S0iiIhH6Rs,
o. Lueoyboydtei 1886. Capital 500, 10000.
BRANCH HOUSES: New York, Chicago,
Sen Francisco. and London, England.
Bold BY Logan prag Co., C. R. GoctEe. ". W
Irwin, ". F. Williams, D. schnept. {. Menke-
mellet. ". c. Artnbrlght W. II. Williams and u.
W. Heinrich: J. ". DarrAh and Ralsion q Co.,
Martins Ferry; Bowie & Co.. DridgePortS q N.
Wyrick, Bcllaire; St Clair Bros. BcnWoS,ae;r
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PIIe.i Pile,l Itching PIles,

sYAr1oNs-- Moisture; intense itching and
singing; most Of night; worse by scratching,
II allowed 10 continue minors form, which Of
Ten bleed and ulcenhte. becoming very sore.
swAYSE'S OtSTAESr stops the Itching and bleed
ing. heals liberation and In most cases removes
the tumors. A. druggists or by mall for 70 cent?,
Dr. Swayne 4 Son, Philadelphia.
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~ '" MARY HATCH,


"oliye Blossom" is sold by logan
Drug Co.. G. r. Goethe, W. W. Irwin,
w. +. Williams, G. schnepf, @. Menke-
meller, W. @. Armbright, w. Fl, Will
Inns and NJ. W. Heinrich; ]. W. Darruh,
Rolston & Co., Martins Ferry; Bowie &
Co., Bridgeport; G. NJ Wyrick, Bellaite;
ST. Clair Bros, Benwood. DAVIS
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THE Rev. VIM. Stont, Wharton, Ont,
states: After being Intellectually treated
by seventeen different doctors for
scroiula and blood disease, / was cured
BY Burdock Blood Bitters. Write him
for proof Dtw
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Cotton.

NEv YoRK, July si.-rig iron unchanged
Copper ouIet; lake SO 3. Lead nominal; do.
nestle q 5iI< Tin duA: stTaitS $50 20.
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DR.. W. A. FRAxcE:-T take great
pleasure in recommending "0liye Bios
som" to every lady suffering with any
form Of female weakness, One box will
do her moro good than all the medicine
she ever taok. consider it positive
euro for such complaints.
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simply apply 'swATXEs OINTMENT" No in.
ternaI medicine required. Cures letter. eczema,
Itch. an cruptionS on the face, hands nose, 30,
leaving the skin clear, white and healthy. III
by no other remedy. Ask your druggists foE
sEAYNE'S OINTMENT. TThAW
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OHiO RIVER RAILROAD.

baggage checked through 10 Destination q
v; J. RosExsoS. General Passenger Agent Par.
<. J. BaxDY. Assistant General Passenger
Agent, PnTkcnbnrS, ". Va
J, Q. ToXltSsoS, Passenger Agent, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-01

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-01
Central Standard Time.
Pennsylvania Lines.
From RrIdnnport statIon.

Trains via fhe Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail.
road leave Bridgeport TOT Pittsburgh. Chicago
and CleTelsHd $40 q. M, For Pittsburgh. l0;l3
Pittsburgh and New York. g:ti y. IN. For sleu'
benYIlle. STA M. For East liverpool. 6;ll =. m.
Trains arrive at bridgeport d 500 a M. 19;5q
M; l2:i0 p. IN, SIS p. M, i;oa p. m, and 6:S
FROM WHEELING STATION.
Trains via tho Pittsburgh. Cincinnati & 81
Louis RaiiWay-P6n- Handle Route-leaye Wheel.
Ing for sIeubenville. Pittsburgh and the last
For Columbus, Cincinnati. indianapolis aud 81
Louis. T:30 4. nj and g.8j p, n, For Columbus
and Chicago, $3.50 p. m. Trains arrive At Wheel.
ing at $50 o. IN, $50 q. ~, 2:o p. M. $40 p N.
and b;lS D. m. Trains leave At 6:20 am. aud
arriving q $40 p. M, run solid between Wheel.
ing and flttsburGh. AL trains daily except
Sunday pAH