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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-11-05


Gus Art, Socialist Labor Party, l5i, Giiar,
j. " Boa; Peopisi's 'eopi Party, HarIausbmg.
avenue. Phil9dPip6ia'' any 40 "'''''"'""l
Robert Brett, Peoples Party, al7 Noble street
q. A iNIrInVs ppnplr,s porr, gl,ornsi,,,r,
John G. Batcson, ProhbitiGn Party. . Main
street, llnliI,trryiIIe. '''
william T.. Boyd, Prohibition Party, 6Ig Susque
hanna Ave, philadeIpnIu
William ., BFickol, Prohibition Party, Is Centre
James Black. frGhlpInoa Party. a.a Nortl, pn,,
street, Lancaster.
Abmhsm A Bar;er, Prohibition Party, High
T.. NJ. Brandt, Socialist Labor Party. EAST Ger
Fred, Bauer, Scientist Labor PARTY. Eyrrsou
Cnas. Burtofpu. SugIuIi,i taj.r p,rfr i-1,
Peach street. Err '''''' ''''
a. Cullen, Socialist Labor Panty. 155 NJ. a5tl
street, Erie
Edward Campbell. Prohibition Parity. Is Flst
Main Street. l.uiuutlgU.
NJ, L. CovI,,. Pr0pl,', Party. \yy.lInut,u
r. S. Crouhtr. Peoples IHriy. Union ON
A. D. uiptl, Peoples Party. aita WrsEf Street
fhiildcluhiu.
" i. liver, People Pariy. 'II Gori2', '''' ''"'
Iom q. ENlry. ProuIe $ PRIV ~ s.I,r, .r.,,.,
tieth street, PhiH,lrlphtp. WI 90
ID IL. Fisher psuI,Is's pIrf, Et.rfr.r
b, Mcclure Fiir, Pr6hi6ti6n pa Pariy. raupbrI
street Ealrgylur. '''''
y
luEhll street. PMIHdrluhiu. '''''
W. A. Gardner ptuu,r's PARTY AuUr4y.- s.t
tpmeut
| WIN. Grant. .Ptoplr', Party. 30 Htgnul,ud straat
Phiudelphm.
/ q. T.. Greeumau Peoples Party. Eldfrd.
street P6iiadclpdm'. ''''''" ''''' '''' ''''
tiS6r4e t. Gfriss. Prohifi1p Pariv' lR'rbEWi.l" bE"I'"
/ j. NJ Hover, Ps1ple's Party. EInau.n,,t.,
Mn. Heller, Peoples fafiy baIlyiilr ''''
] Il ii UirEut prDpir's p.Itt W,fu
| Ii. Iock, Pe6ple's PAM. ".li N,ffh iorb sts..r
Philadelphia.
Fanrfsentb sfrast t'9.I'h islt.I F"''y ll E'a
Eguiamm Harding PtmbIbiiinu party la, s,,,n
I Main Street. pift,tDn ''' -7' '.'''
| william W Hague. Prohibition Party. Main
street. ridOute
| CHARLES ". Huntington. PrBbibiti0u Party. o.,
Chas. lIammermaaiisir, iii, saGcialst Labor PARTY
Hsnr H"Sni Sasaiitt i,Hg5ppl,; isHgrp p1Ii, a-s N,-,l
] an street. pbiladelphii ''''' ''' '''' ''
J0hu b. Jones. Pr6bibiiiop P4rty. ism N,rtl
Eleventh street philYdplubi1
Elisha Kent Kane. prohlbifiou PARTY. l,oua.
Frank s. iaarimSore. FT5bi6iSn NPslrlsN Plriy Penn
All. +. LEM, Peo5iS9 parIy asis North l-u
A9giISt ANS s9.iaiist ,b, ,,rt, ,.s r,r,,
i'm street. pbiIadeiTli4 ''''' ''. '''''"
Chns. Luether, S0clalisii iubor p,rt,. -I r,r.,f
S. y, McManus. Te'o'pls's Party. Ambrose.
PnLprt h. Nei'ie4u pr,IitltinH pIrt, V.sl
"Rlsin street NeN Bl56uiiriI '"'''' "'7
"a hi. MrCUysrn SSriaiist isb,r p4rt,. i1tt
".,rI Holland sit,,..fs E3i,. ' '''''' ''''
giiet Natt g.i.iIsf 4 ,i,oI psrt, s..,tt4.t.
hTit nr ' r. EISIan 1ga'pi pIahtSn G a' 9igo''d1gl al
Nt,t,tn' t, 'A'''' "''' N"""'
pt5MN,' l3Ml' ,f,,t5,,,sr, pr,bi,i,ior ,..-t, .r.r
b5ftiIi". ''
a. .resi F9sieb M MDl DWaly Si1' sSrinss ''' Baltimore
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-11-05

Ben KuSrz don't deny that lac is the
father OF the Lehighton license system
but yet he expects the butchers, huck-
stcrs and farmers to vote for him.
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.BIERY, The Druggist.

I .AwFER, the barber, opposite the Opera
House, cuts hair, shayes and does every
thing in nrst-cass style Drop in and sre HIM.
Closed on SUNDAYS. Toilet Articles for sale
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The Carbon Advocate
LEHIGHTON. PENNA.

One Dollar and Twenty-Five Cents will here
after be invariably charged when subscriptions
are not paid In advance.
II you wish your paper discontinued NJ the eN'
plratiOn Of your term PLEAsE notify us py
postal card and the request VIII be complied
with.
los. N. BENNETT, of PackeItOn, Is an author
ized representative VI this Office All layurs
shown him Will be appreciated by us.
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wanted

FGrst-cluss knitters and toppers are
wanted at the Lehighton Hosiery Mill,
Steady work and good pay Call at
once.
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Proposals Wanted

Uutl H. O'Clock noon saturday, Oet -l 1902.
scaled Proposals win he recriYrdby the County
tUmmls siouers af their office Boo Aluuch Ghmk
for the uaufugui tlr new bridge crossing The
LehlCh River uruycru LrhiFhiun aud Weiss
port
Specifications can Dc seen 40 thc oidef 20 the
luUnuiI ssluuers in Muucl Chunk.
RT order of fhe Com.
Pr LAMLER, CLERK.
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The above shows Kitchen Cabinet open and closed it
contains Flour Bin Spice and Rolling Pin Drawer and Bake
Board An indispensable article for the kitchen Price $500
We have Just received another large lo Of Beech loading
Shot Cans We claim to hayc the finest of Guns
and Reyoyers outside Of the large cities popular Prices
Come and be convinced Our Leodcr" Becc Loading Shot
Guns only $3.50 first class gun in every respect
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GTUBERS SHAVING SALOON, opposite the
- ADVOCATE OFFICE, is headquarters for
shaving, hair cutting aud shampooing. Particu-
lar attention paid to cutting Ladies' bangs and
Childreu's Hair. Toilet articles for sale. Choice
Cigars. CALL.
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1892.


Bona Eide Circulation Larger than that oI
any Weekly Newspaper in the County.
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l.lsla8'tl'laN lAlH iAaisA lhltN'
Mortimer T.. Elliott, 10 Central avenue, Well,
John G, Bunitt, i2j South Twenty second stree
Thomas b. Kennedy, 225 East Market street
] ChaWhprsburg.
David Thomson watson, ZGl Ridge avenue
] Allegheny City.
samuel Gustlne thompson, 1890 Spruce street
] Philadelphia
Clement itccyes Wainwright 1c3l Spruce stree
! Philadelphia.
Adam S, Conway, all Spruce street, Philadel
/ phla,
C9as. a; IaaerlN a5l3 Spring Garden Street
] Philadelphia.
William Redwood Wright, Fishers Lane, Phil
! adelphla
George ii, Guss, i27 East Barnard street, Yves
] Chester.
John o. James, Broad street, Doylestown.
Cornelius w, Bull, Hartford street, Milford.
/ William Nolan, l53 North Filth street, Reading
James Duily, Marietta, Lancaster county.
Charles DUPONT Beck, IUs Madison avenue
samuel Wilson Trimmer, Berwick street, whit,
WIN, O., Yucngllng, 5Ol Mahantongo street
Samuel ). Leiby, Main street, Marysyine.
| AZur LathiOp, hOntrUse, SusQuehauna county
/ Terrence G. Hippel, 22i West Main street, L0cl
/ Thomas Uhalfant, Danyllle, Montour county.
! William David Himmelreich, Third aud MuIke
! streets, Lcwisburg.
Peter Henry Strubingcr, Abhottstown, Adam
/ county.
Henry B. Piper 2l3 Pennsylvania avenue
! Tyrone.
Joseph u. Orr, Second and Market streets
! LeechbuGg
Charles A. Fagan, 2l5 FortyGrth street, Pitts
! burgh.
Andrew A. raytou, 50 McClurr avenue. ALE
! gheny CITY.
John d. Braden, 223 West Wheeling stree
] Washington.
| Michael lIebel, l3g W. Twenty-Grsl street, Erie
] Thomas Mcdowell, Main and Mil streets, POr
Allegheny.
James Knox, Polk Hall, Ridgway, Elk county.
John Conway, Rochester Beaver county.
CONGRESS AT LARGE
/ George A. Allen, 139 East sixth street, Eric
! Erie county.
Thomas p Merritt 23O South Fiuh street, Read
ing, Brrks county.
JUDGE or SUPREME COURT.
/ Christopher Heydrick, Elk street. Franklin
DEMOCRATIC.
CONGRESS.
William Mutchlcr, GjG Ferry street, ElstOn,
DEMOCRATIC.
REPREsENTATIyF
William j. Bery, Wessport.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
Joseph .. Fisher, East Mauch Chunk
by NOMINATION PAPERS.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
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"rhnt Good Medicine"

Mr.. @. D. Cone, attorney, Parker,
South Dakota, says: II take pleasure
in saying to the pubic, as l have to my
friends and acquaintance for the last
Ave years, that consider Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhma Remedy
the best medicine for the purpose it is
intended that I ever tried. Since l
have used It would not be without 1t,
/ was always subject to cholera morbus
and never found anything else that
gives the relief that this remedy does.
/ never leave homo without taking 1t
with mo; and on many occasions have
ran with 1t to the relief Of some sufferer
and have never know it to fail. My
children always call for that good med
icine, when they have a pain in the
stomach or bowels" For sale by drug.
glsts, nav
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Tho wool Trnde.

Special Correspondence u tie Intelligence.
The wool markets all report quiet
trade. The cause Is the holiday, which
has kept buyers away. Sales for the
week, however, foot up fair amount:
being about equally divided among all
grades. New woods are coming forward
in increasing amounts. The supply Of
aeeces Is quite large, and as o rule
growers have improved on their meth
dds of putting it up, but it falls far be-
low the condition In which Australian
woods are put upon the market, at least
those brought to this country. At the
London sales the strong competition
among buyers is maintained. The ad-
vance is firmly held, and the sales are
expected to close strong. 1t is estimat-
ed that about 1900 bales have been
bought for this country. Tho sales will
close July IS. There Is little doing in
territories, Texas or California woods
Pulled woods are very quiet A fair
demand Is reported for carpet woods.
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A safo Investment.

is one which Is guaranteed to bring
you satisfactory results, or in case Of
failure return OF purchase price. On
this safe plan you can buy from our Ad-
yertised Druggist q bottle of DR.. Kings
New Discovery. for Consumption. It is
guaranteed to bring relief in every case,
when used for any affection Of Throat,
Lungs or Chest, such as Consumption,
Inflammation Of Lungs, Bronchitis,
Asthma, Whooping Cough, Group, etc.,
etc. It is pleasant and agreeable to
taste, perfectly safe, and can always be
depended upon. Trial bottles free at
Logan Drug Co.'s Drug Store. l
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A T3rit,sh View Of tho American TarifE

A British View Of tho American TarltE
ShG1seld Daily Telegraph
"rhe promoters Of tho MoHintey tariff
meant 1t 10 push forward tho policy OF
Amerion for thu Americans. Ono method
of realizing u was to keep all work within
their own donaInIons. The county was TO
DO made seIf-suppIyinH what could be
prodacsd at home was not to be bought
nbroad. That was tho keynote OF tho Me-
Kihloy sohOme, md 1t Is working out the
idsn OF itsdesiEnors with tho precision and
Effectiveness of n machine"
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ming edges neck and sleeves. Grape
dresses have either puff, or two or
three narrow rufiiHs on the skirt, and
sometimes plain chiffon is used in COM
bination on the coTssge and as tFilling
on elbow sleeves.
Fashionable handkerchiets are still
edged with Valenciennes, Duchesse or
Point, and o row OF insertion adds to
the general effect. The newest styles
combine very fine embroidery and lace
or embroidery alone, and the prefer
once for very delicate wheel patterns Is
noticeable. Colored embroidery is again
coming into vogue, and in the matter
OF perfumes, il is noticeable how the
old time faYorites still hold their own,
notwithstanding the constant competi-
ton OF their rivals of later fame. Es!
peciaIly is this tho case with Murray
& Landmarks delightful Florida Water,
which Is this season more popular than
ever, and deservedly 20, as no sweeter
essence of living flowers could be con-
ceived; it's delicate odor giving the
stamp Of gentility.
AS SHOES now MATCH COSTUMES,
gray, tan or white canvas are much in
vogue, black patent leather, trimmed
with perforated facings are stylish aud
with shot silks very low bronze slip
pers with beaded toes and strap pass
ing over the instep, are most appro-
pirate Tho CLEOPATRA" is the newest
fancy in black clippers, having patent
leather back, suede vamp and either q
ribbon bow or Rhinestone buckle in
front. The "Biucher Oxford" is an
other new style with rounded uppers
and az pointed toes and high heels as
the most fastidious French taste could
demand. 6auze fans are always pretty
playthings, and a novelty in this line
shove a two.lnch wide overlapping
chiffon frill fastened sideways to each
stick, with pinked and apanSled edges.
For the same design in black, very
small hand painted flowers are used on
the chitFn ftills instead OF spangles.
FANNIE FiEnD.
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ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
ind refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fsvers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs Is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt In
it's action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
populGT remedy known.
syrup of Figs is for sale in 300
and 81 bottles by all leading drug.
gista ANY reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro.
cure it promptly for any one who
wisEyf.. 70 it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re SYRUP co.
SAR fsAGGfSG0, 0AL.
LOUISVILLE, ~. 6Sw N0aS ~
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rRE n1RTH PLAcE o. Us. @, nLAINE

THE bIkIH FlLhUH OF JAS' CT bLAINN
Is Pennsylvania Many other great mon emil
nate from this great state OF Pennsylvania It
q also the birth place Of the pureSt, best aud
most reliable stImulant known TO al tho world.
known best, however 70 PennsylyRnlans, and
appreciated most By the Invalid, who chesriuily
admits that there Is ono rye that can. be had
with every bottle bearing the name Of MAJ
Klein, GuGkenheimor, Finch. Gibson and
overholt, sLo0 per quart, or six quarts for $500
DuquoSno h.23 per quart, and Silver Age,
recommended By physicians as chemically purC.
s., 30 per quart. Send to Max Klein, 81 Federal
St., Allegheny. Pa, for catalogue and price list,
mailed upon application.
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Poeahonta. Wepubllsans Organize.

Pocahontas Republicans Organize.
Special Dtspdtch to As Intllt0eneer.
EDRAy, W. VA, July 6.-The Repub-
licans of Pocaho ntas county met in con-
ference ut Marlinton, on Tuesday, July
5. Mr.. W. S. Davis, state organizer,
was present and addressed the meeting
in plain, practical and business-lil.c
speech, which was we'll received. After
the speaking the crowd repaired to tie
new bank building and perfected their
Organization. The Republicans Of this
county are alive to the work, and expect
to be heard from in November next.
There will be general mass meeting
at Marlinton, the 25th day Of August,
for the purpose of nominating count =
ticket, at which time it is hoped the
state committee will send a good
speaker 'i,v 80
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The best salvo in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter. Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns and all Skin Erup.
tons, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. Itis guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price % cents box. For salsb by Logan
Drug Co.
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CHICAGO. ILL. July 9.-Cattle. receipts 5000
head: shipments 5000 head: market lower;
natives s. SOa6 35 Texans g. OOa3 S.; stockors
e l5aS u.s. cows 81 65a975. Hogs, receipts l7,0OO
head; shipments 1000 head: market slow at
5nl0 lower: rough and common Is 30a5 40;
mixed and packers a5 45R5 60: prime heavy
butchers weights s. 70ab S.; light e5 i0a5 IS.
Sheep, receipts 1000 head: shipments 700 bead:
market strong TO higher; natives g 5Qai 75:
Texans 81 Goat 20; grass westerns 81 80; lambs
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RAILROADS.
WHEELING &ELM GROWS RAILROAD.

on and after Wednesday, June l. 1871 trains
will run ~ follows, city time
LEAVE wHSELiEG.,- 500 q m: 7:0oa N. 800
loop. m, Up m. 800 p M. 400 p m, 800 p
M, COOP m, 100 p m. 800 p N $3.50 p. M,
lo:H9 p m
L5AyE ELY nv l % a. nv hl!6j s;E'
100 n M, 900 p NJ. 800 p M, 800 p M. 800
p. M, 600 p. IN. 100 p IN, 800 p m, $50 p. M,
10:l0D. m
epAlly, except Sunday.
sUED4Y.-Church trains leave FIN Grove at
pS3A IN. and Wheeling at 12:iT o. IN.
II. s. HElSGERBER,
my97 General Manager.
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Railway.
Time Table No, I, to take effect 1901 a IN,

Leave Wheoling-t6:lS, sT:sO $3.50, so;&S, 1900
sil;0l a. m; Sll:tl, 1890 eg0l. 800 e3:!S,
800 $500. 1910 t6:45 800, 500, TOO tlo;OO,
tl0:i5 p IN.
Leave PenInsuia-t6;22. tT;Ss ts:ss. t9:Si
elos, '5;Os '6;iS 1851, t7oS ~s:os 1908 tlo;os,
Leave ". & L. z. Junctioa-Hs;S2 q M; t2:27
p, M: t5:52 p. m.
Leave No Hasa CroSsing-tS:95. t7:8, pos,
Ell 81 a. M: 81 81 $3.50, Pj:27, es;T .. N.
Leave Martins Eerry-t6:2S, ts:0D. ss:5s. 1920
H0:30 ell:S0 a. IN 1880 y 20 t2:s, Sl:t0 sl;S7
si:SO $50 t5;5s 1850. $50. $3.50 1870 tiO %
tDally except Sunday. sDGily. Sundays only.
All trains will run on EayEoru Time.
n. W. EAYRs, General Manager.
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steady, advanced slightly and closed stendy.
Pennsylvania oil, opened SIG: highest 6l1Sc:
lowest 5li{c; closed Jll4c; August option, open.
Ing aud lowest nj bl14C; highest Sc; closing at
6!Jsc. Sales $1,000 barrels,
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l--@a
He stood outside the gIlded door,
Where liquid death was sold.
And wiEtfUl eyed the gsudy stgn,
kich decked IN blue and gold.
His garments threAdbare worn and old.
There IS no room fOr mel"
Sad words to fall from bloated lips,
mingled curse and sigh;
As those who oft had called him friend,
Now swearing passed him by,
What cared they that tho sot should dlef
Earth held no room Tor him.
Unsteady down the crowded street,
sight for gods and men-
For rum had made is work complete
He slowly iottcrod, whom
The clock above him sounded ten,
Earth has no room for mel"
''Last night heard the church bells peal
The evening call TO prayer.
went there 0nce-aotre time ago
They didn't want me there,
4 mass Of rags and tangled hair;
They had no room for me"
no eye In pity toward me glanced,
As they Streamed out the door;
II seemed to me that all had changed;
Ny mothers Christ was poor
Ifhe'd been there that night, I'm sure
He'd found some room for me"
$50 out wandered past the gate,
WY, hStS s Sy ~ ~, taSsS iaSs b,a.
NJ I.',t t H., &c.
~ l !,H+., 49, ~ NE r,Dcn
sstT osa'S NJ ,S ~ ~ Vim ~ t
susu 'HSFe IL" f""1' 4't "'t4'
whats this that clogs my heavy brcathf
And this queer, gnawing pain?
WI; .i. WI! !! ~ Ct1n sli n, W
!, yI, IN MVE III n ~, ~ TX natair
-An,,7. etS, x y 1lIas,s ~. .oo,,, ~
+nANA uo1' Iue Ste-'' ueA 'u's
.,y,o,,,. .,,.,,.. - r,.,, 7 o,r,. ,rro,o ,nt,
~, 70: IN not asaet o.nss s, h.. NON
liz SaI uSWt "" III! w"
Gy neaS slo CIV. a Lang ~. Hfst.k.
ATiepth IN n ,he way 1So SHt ,Sr NJ
TUE He4' ttistS 4VV4N "A NO'
Az, ,,.,, r,D Aor,, bo.t mn any naval
In lying. a6 6a, you o SSSt ,,oP wo,1
lT ~ nUt5E I .Mit yu n,,ae ,'
~, ~ ! niuou MN, yUn aIot ne 81
AplSetJGs p'l LII ,s Sau, ,lSn sees
AN uss'n VIII s''S "Ae F""n'
,,,,,,. ,,..,o ,-At,o
Who called me papa? Oh, py ehi!a,
NY chllui illEt KS VIZ tIA9 Wy DiiA'
VI Parndse lhHt 9rpnkAFuS ul4S'
~ nIeafiS teis ny W ,ir
10 ais aoWn IN tng G!ieY neEe'
before my only culiu'
'PreSs closer, sweet: I'm dying, nov,
~! y cahhot see your IHee'
know NOV, you! VI Sou, I..1I 9oi
Why, you l,s te my nhIs vLnce: ,...n
Go nome with Yout Up 70 Your placer
An tneEes no room loF me-
Oh. Christ thou tender s Son OF God
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-11
A BLACK LACE CLOAK

Presents very handsome appearance
for afternoon drives, and Chicago
millionaire's wife wears tho most beau
tifni one that has been seen this season.
It is of heavy black net, in slender
fern leaf design, covering the figure,
with net box plating around the edge
and q delicate jet pendant between each
plat. At the shoulders deep V OF
garnet velvet, back and front, is edged
With black lace, put on very full and
wide on the shoulders, tapering down
towards the waist with jet passemen.
teries where the lace and velvet join.
At the back Is Jet passementerto
medallion, with chenille and jet rain"
fringe, fully twenty.fOur inches deep,
and on each should 10 placed smaller
medallion, with fringe about eighteen
inches deep. A row OF passementerie
similar to that which outlines tho vel.
vet V extends around the neck and
down each side Of the front. Another
very elegant wrap for cool afternoons is
Of black bengaline, With crimson satin
stripes, in two widths, richly trimmed
around the mock and front with superb
black lace,
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CLIPPED from Canada "Presbytrian,"
under signature OF Q. Blackett Robin
son, prop'r: was cured Of oft-recur:
ring bilious headaches by Burdock
Blood BittorA nhM
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-11

REPUBLICAN victory In tho coming
eisetton would rotari for a long timV the
prosross OF tho sound commercial doc
trines that undOrlto the commercial great
ness of Great Britain and alone maintRin
British soeudancy.-Laadoa EVENING Ee,OS,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-11

TNHE WEEKLY INTELLGGENGER
Journal Il 10 original in every Department.
SieAn in every line and iuilei Ea II IL intended
% interest and improve every iuenper o. ina
family whether in city OF country
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-11

| CHICAGO, July "a Btartlingly sudden bulge IN
provisions was the feature to-day In the Board q
| Trade. For two or three days the talk has been
| CudRhy's, and other big operators were stronR,
| The market has gone down scalplng trade tall
Ing on for still fnrther decline II prices. inc
| end Of the decline was reached this m9tni9E
reflection In corn, which closed that market firm
| but al decline. September wheat closed at FSks
against 76ISa7G3sc yesterday. i was estimated
that there would be only small decrease, Il any,
| in Inc visible supply OF wheat Cholera talk and
the weather helped the decline in grain.
W V'E No. 2 spring 71a773Ec: No.
s sRsaS7 sa7s Is ss sp
CoRN-cash No. 2, 491Sc: July 49aigIh qig13c;
August 4SssSai9J Sa49I ZOE September 4S1sa4e1aa
"a otS1s-cash No. 2, slhc: July slaSlAasl9Ec;
SIZE,
BARLEY-Eo. 2, COO.
FiA3SExD-Si OF.
MSS PoRK4cash ST g ssf; July eli soall s'u
ii GO; September sl1 i5aii s0aii Is; o,,.
LAaD-Cash g -; July 90 T1fa7 l5a7 l21Si
sMoET RrBs-6ash s. IS: July 81 16G7 A2hn
735: September 81 20a7 4bR7 S7x
Others unchanged.
NEW York. July 9.-Flour. receipts 1900 bar
rels; market dull: sales 1900 barrels Wheat
sales l,5S5OOO bushels OF futures and 1900
bushels OF spot; market irregular: No. red 81
| ls4Xc: unYraded red 721$aSs1SC; options dull
aud weaker; No. p red July siasi August s
October S15c; December SIZE. Corn. recelpts
5000 bushels; exports 6'OyJ ousnesi Suios
| $4,000 bushels q futures and I2,0OJ Dlshes o.
spot: market dull and WEAKER; ungtaaed niXea
6s18a1laSe Oats, recSlo@ IVY Az oqs9ea; e ~,
p0ss SV o6 6ns 6o sS Ses msrse AMI
0i,S T, Ss AV9St ssLZc. scntaTt
SnS o ES".sE, smg SS, Eli
o oes NV o,,ist sbInSS1S IN Hons orIet
Ct;SsS S' SrB ana nncbnnwsd sYSS, oSlst 10.
S uILt az ~ ,i Iii ~ a. 0TL