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Both the method and resulta when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it's pleasant
md refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, clcanses the sys.
tom efectually, Iispels colds, head
aches and feycrs and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs ia the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro.
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to tho stomach, prompt in
its 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
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale In 600
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try 1t. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re syrup co.
SAG FRANCISCO. cdL,
LoUsntts * t,Ew Eoee ~
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IF YOUR BACK AoHEs
or you are all worn out, really good for MOTH
Ing, II Il general debility. Try
BROWNS IRON BITTERS.
II viii euro you, cleanse your liver, and give
good appetite.


This remedy is becoming go well
known and SO popular as to need no
special mention. all who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song Of
praise. Apurcr medicine does not exist,
and it is guaranteed to do all that is
claimed. Electric Bitters will cure all
diseases Of the Liver and Kidneys, will
remove Pimples, Boils, Salt Rheum and
other affections caused by impure blood.
win drive Malaria from the system and
prevent as we'll as cure all Matariai fe-
vers. For cure OF Headache, Constipa-
ton and Indigestion try Electric Bitters.
Entire satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded. Price SO cents and 81 per
bottle, at Logan Drug Co.'s Drug Store. 5
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nicely. The weather Is fine for all
crops. This is principally 8 grazing
county, although fine crops are grown.
Tyler-Weather all that could be de-
sired Wheat harvest begun. Corn
growing fine. Early potatoes fine.
Upshur- Weather during the past
week has been warm. Enough rain to
keep corn growing. Wheat ripening
rapidly and is well filled; but little cut
as yet.
Wetzel-The past seven days have
been hot which caused wheat TO ripen
fast and corn to grow rapidly in bottom
land. Wheat is about all in shocks on
highland. Farmers are in the midst OF
harvest. Hay crop will fall short.
.Taylor-WheRt being cut and con-
sidered the best yield for years. Apple
crop light and falling off badly. Grass
very light. Glover and hay not saved
ydt.
Wood-Temperature and rainfall have
been beneficial TO crops in general.
W. W. DENT,
Director State Weather Service.
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Jusr as suro as hot weather comes,
there will be more or less bowel COM
plant in this vicinity. Every person.
and especially families, ought to have
some reliable medicine at hand for in
slant use, in case it is needed. A % or
so cent bottle of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is just
what you ought to have and all that
you would need, even for the most Sc
we're and dangerous cases. II is the
best, tho most reliable and most auc-
cessful treatment known and is pleas
ant to take. For sale by druggists.
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Is our morn and even song;
And his sterling mate has hacked his


Rider and Drtpsr.
HE doesn't play polo any moreS"
hoof for the ball and hit the animal a
terrible blow. You see, the pony threw
him all in heap, and he decided that
polo was too exciting a game"
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"And then, Waldo dear, Adam and
Eve were compelled to leave the Garden
Of. Eden forever. Now was that not
awful?"
they have come to Boston,"
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WEATHER CROP BULLETIN
or the West Virginia weather Service
for the Week Ending June 20.

or the West Virginia Weather Service
for the Week Ending June 20.
For the past week the weather has
been all that could be desired. The
high temperature with sufficient
amount of rainfall put all crops in -four
ishing condition.
Wheat harvesting completed in great
or portion OF southern counties and on
highlands in northern counties, and is
the largest and best yield for many
years. Harvesting will commence this
week in northern Panhandle. An
bundant yield Of wheat is assured:
Corn is coming forward rapidly and
promises well. Oats making good
growth. Timothy meadows improved
Early potatoes fine. Good weather
for sowing buckwheat. Apples will be
scarce except in few localities, but
grapes and berries promise full crop.
Other small fruit a fair crop. EARLY
garden vegetables arc in great abund-
ance. Stock. Of all kinds doing well.
The following are come OF the raintalls
during the week, Tin inches): Clinton,
As; Central Station, 100; Chenille,
LOO; Kingwood, 80; New Martinsville,
1.2S; Parksrsburg, go; Pursley, 80;
Richie @. H., 1876.
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whsa Baby was sick, NO gave her cAusoriA
whsn she vas Child, she cried for cas.OriA
whsn sAs became Mss, she chung to cassuriA
When sAOh.d cAildrsn, .AS sthem cas'Oria
nnnl,lnn,l Arnlaa aalvn.

The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns and gil Skin Erup-
tons, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. It Is guaranteed TO give
perfect satisfaction or money refEuded.
Price % cents box. For sGla by Logan
Drug Co
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CLOTHING, ETC.
1IT1NAIAKER 1 BROWN

Again come with thelr elaborate SPRING sGm.
pies. over 1000 for Cents Suits. more than Ill
wheeling combined aud - .p0r cont less 70 the
consumer. Also, Atull line OF GentG FueulAhluS
Goodl Fits guaranteed a. 1850.
n1lG AEeaa col. Main aaa TEsndsts b
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N Y Adp0tfS,.
Republican campaign poets are in
clover this summer, and next autumn
they will vote their party ticket. There
isn't name in the English language
more accommodating to the rhyme-pur-
veyor than Reid. Harrison and Reid"
ISIS ticket with cheerful sound about
it Tor the song writer. If marching
Through Georgia" is his pot exercise,
how easy it is TO dash this off:
Now the British Golden Club Is iolled in It's
Now &c Fee Trade Postum is incOntlpsatly
Now !SS popular support backs Harrison and
While we are marching to victory.
II "Good-by, Ny Lover, Good-by" is
running in the poets head, no doesn't
have to revamp any chestnut Of four
years ago. He can write:
They'll give uswhRt the People need,
We'll whip Free Traders like sin;
Ben Harrison and HblLelaw Reid
Be sure the ticket will win.
Or, If yankee Doodle" suits. his ear
better, this Is easy, too:
Pulling straight viii WIN the lead,
So our team Is handy
Harrison and WhltelaW Reid
Isntita dRndy2
But Just look on the darker side Of
the shield. What can the unlucky DEM
ocratic campaign poet doP He is un-
der fatal handicap Stevenson may
have many merits, but his name is a
hoodoo. For the life Of him the song
writer can't do better than to scribble
something like this, to the suggestive
old hymn tune Of "Dennis:"
clsyeIand's brave and honest practice
Is our morn and even song;
And his sterling mate has hacked his
Way 70 LAme-our Stevenson.
After few more attempts Of this
sort the Bourbon poet will drop his
Bourbonism. Before November at least
six hundred such rhymesters in this
state alone will be on the other side.
That would have given the state to
Blaine in 1884. There never has been a
more unlucky combination than "Cleve.
land and Stevenson" since "Tilden and
Hendricks compelled the poet to write:
In our play, we'll take the ten tricks.
Shouting hurrah for Tilden and Tom Hendricks
Gray would have made a much easier
Jingle.
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Cool joke.

''Taat horse seems to be putting on
@That,s because he's a draught horse"
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TIHE WEEKLY INTEILIGENCER

u 8 { bflght EpafklinE inGIructlYo family
|o1Enl Il d original n every Department
deSn In every limo and suited n Is q Intends
% Interest and improve eyOEy memb0t Of the
tSmIlJ. Wheth0s IN city og counSy,
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UNION LIVE STOCK MARKET,
ntLnEMnArr 1nnn n


AtAs Uatoa Sock YGrdt Via D. & o. Railroad, for
tbeLk ending 26th
22t cars, containing 2,0s1 cattle. 2T6 calves
9,16i sheep and lambs. 6764 hogs, q horses.
Shipments 10 New York, Philadelphia, etc,
9g7 cattle, 7lG Shcep and lambs, IS calves p ~
hr.n % hnranA
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W. pennsylvania stations.
aIBRRRsgIVanIaIdn9s.|
Trains Run By central Tlne. \

rfoxEr OyRrdEs At PENNSYLVANIA STATION on
WATER ST., EopT or ELeVENTH ST., NIRELtS1,
At McLURE HGpKE, WHEELtsu, AND At TIL
= PFNN8YLVkinA STATION. BHfD1EPoHT, !.
eouTTfWIRT 6YsrEN-" Pan IIANpLE RoUTn."
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NEW YoUK. June 2s-Pig iron quiet; knerl.
can si4 75ai6 o. Copper dull; lake 81 70all 81
Lead Arm; domestic 81 l6aA ~ Tin steady;
straits S2l 15A2l Is.
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CHICAGO. ILL.,, June 2e.-cattle receipts IS 900
head; Shipments 4,50o head; market eeEiYe, Tex.
ans easIer choice TO extra nAtlveS 81 S0ai 9O 9TH
eFs q 00a4 20; Texans y 16a3 %; stOckers s. OoR
30; feeders S 76a3 20; COWS % f6RS 70 Hogs,
receipts % 900 head; shipments 7,QQ1 head; mat
ket actiye and 5al0c higher; rough and common
S. I0a6 IS; mixed and packers s. 40a5 80; prime
heavy weights s. 65a5 90; Light s. 4oab 50. Sheep,
receipts 1900 head shipments 1900 head: mar.
ket steady: mixed natives s. 50a5 so; wetheIS
s. G5a6 70; fed Texans 81 40a4 IS; lambs y 76a6 IS.
EAST LmERTY. Pa. June 29-Cattle receipts
$40 head; shipments 40 head: market dull;
common 70 fAlf 50 GOALS 90; cows and bulls 81 60a
325, good to best cows so 00a4O 0O: common to
fair els 00a25 20. Hogs receipts 1000 head: ship
ments 400 head: market firm; corn fed s. 90a
as rs; grasseEs IS l0a5 So Sheep receipts 1000
head; shipments ] 900 head: market duh: prime
IS OOa5 q; fair to good 81 GOA 80! common 81 00a
3 5O yearlngs 81 0Oa5 %; spring limbs s. O0a6 25,
veal calves . 00ab 70; thin 9 0OaSOO.
CINCINNATI o., jane .a.--Hogs scarce and
higher; common 5 ana Hgnt SS,ao ~ 1 packing
shipments 1000 bead
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RAILROADS.
WTERTING& Observation-Disclosures

On and after wednesday. June l, 1892 traln,
will run ~ follows city time:
LEAVE WHEEIIE0.-s6:Oo q m: 7O0a N. 800
loop. M. Up, m. sop M. 400 p m. boo p
M, sop m, 700 p m. 500 p m sop. m,
l0.Np m,
LEEVE ELM GRovE-s6:o0a m. 100 q. m. 500
a, m, Q a M 1850 = m. 1850 O, M 1880 N.
100 D ma 400 p. M, 800 p M. 100 p m, 500
D. M, 900 p m, 7:0op m, S;0o,R IN, lop.m,
10:t0p m
SDRlly, except Sunday,
suEpAY.-Cbnrch. trains leave Elm Grove o.
s:tSA m. and wheeling at I2;i7 p m.
II. !. KRISGERBER,
Hiyf General Manager
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OlItton.

ewcNNArt o., June 2o.-cottou quiet;
middling 20
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wheeling Bridge 8 Terminal Railway

June =. 1904
Leave wheeling -ts;l5, 1850 $3.50. te4S. 1000,
Sll:00 a m; eI2:t0, 1900, e2:Ol 300 1895
400 $500, $40 tS:+S 900. 500 ts.oo 1000
Leave Psninsula-tS:22 f:3s ts:ss. fs:Si,
s1O:0S eil:0s m; ei2:ls Y os ol:0s 1898 Q 81,
:4:os o5;os, SS:ls t6:Sl, l7Os $500 1905 tlo:OS
Leave W. 4 L E JunctlOn-'s:s2 M; t2;27
p m.s t6:a p m.
Leave LGuehlIn's Mlll--t6:4 a M; IS % p. m.
Leave De Has Crossing t6;Ss, f7;66, f9:2S,
Leave Martins Ferty-t6:3s. $500, $3.50 1850,
R100 eli 40 a. m. el2:30 q 49, t2:S3, H240 sl:s,
1850 $3.50. tS:6S $3.50. s7:S0, $50 t9:3O, tiO:
fDnliy except Sunday. sDAily. Sundays only.
All trains Will run on Eayt0rn Tine.
~ w. EAYRs. GenerNl ManAgcr.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
TIE Esaturss * the Money aud stuck
a4arkatS,

a4AEklN-s
NEW YoRK. June 29.-Mouey on call easy at
1J<a2 per cent, closed offered at per cent; Prime
InerCantlle paper 3a5 per cent, Sterling ex,
change quiet at SiS7ai $50 Sales ls5,A2
shares,
The proportions Of tho stock Specnlations CON
tlnue steadily TO dwindle, and even though from
time 70 time u few stocks developed o certain
amount Of animation with comparatively Woe
fluctuations, the wholly professional nature OF
the trading robS the movement Of significance.
The Richmond & West Point affair ilrnlshed
1ubIoct ior Conversation and conjecture, hnt
while the report ns issued BY Drcxcl Morgan {! Z
Co, was encouraging n indicating the ieaAi9ifty
Of q reorganization no one was bold enough 70
Indicate the lines upon which Il would be car
fled out or the length oil time II would take 70
accomplish Il. TIE market IS . whole Mas
duller and more uninterestng OF any day tn!s
year. The close was quiet aud trm generally ~
something under Inst nights prlceS
RAIlFoad bonds les active, Sales SSla,ell
Government aud state ponds dun aud stetoi'
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on CRY. Pa. June 2o..-opened at 6S.fc;
highest 51iSc, ioRc4g hzje; closed II h2JEc sRles
1900 barrels; cleaFances 1900 barrels; ship.
ments lO9,6I barrels r1uA i2O, SIS bRErelS
NEW YORK, June 29.-The petroleum market
was deserted to-day, not sale being made at
either exchange, aud not even nominal quota
lions being made.
PITTSBURGH. PA, June 29,-opened and high.
est $40; lowest aud closed 30.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castofla
LI1RARY

VEST VIRGINIA uNwERslTN
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Bnltimors Live stock Market.
CALyEGEoH STOCK YARDS. |
MONDAY, June n, 1891 !

Baltimore Live stock Market.
CALyEREoE STOCK YARDS.
MONDAY, June n, 1907
TIKI SWINE MARKET.
Arrivals this w
Arrivals last bS
Arrivals one year SS
EEliARKB.
There Is an increase OF over 5000 head In
the receipts this week. as compared with last
weeks numbers, but yet, the market 10 firm md
fairly active ut the Improvement, aud at an ad.
vance Of &c over last weeks nGuFes. The range
Is from 81 10 7<c; nearby hogs sell ut Gao
net and fair to best westerns al 7a7l<c net The
quality Is generally satisfactory to buyers as wel
UNION LIVE STOCK MARKET,
CLAREAoNT, June "a.
All hogs sold in these yards by E A. BlackShere
Ssseipts s' IBIS Week 2,sSs head, against s,ss
head last week.
Pigs selling at.,.4 g
ROuShs selling OO
Receipts Of sheep and lambs, sl6A head,
sheep selling tEpn 70 StS
Lambs GellIug from. 70 $40
ARRIVALS OF LIVE STOCK
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REpoRTs ny coUNTIEs.

Berkeley-Drought slightly injured
garden vegetables. Wheat harvesting
Is being pushed forward rapidly and
will be a heavy yield. The large yellow
grasshoppers are completely destroying
young clover in some sections. Corn
growing rapidly. Timothy grass fairly
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CINCINNATI. o.. June 29-Flour quiet Wheat
firm: No. cred $50: receipts 5000 bushels; ship.
ments 1900 bushels Corn arm: No. 2 mixed
4SlSc. oatS steady; No. . mixed 34a4l<c. Rye
dliIlat 7SJEc. Pork higher at s11 62h Lard
firm al S. 10 Whisky steady at 81 Is. Eggs
steady all 2l$c; Cheese loweri prime to choice
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD Co.
On and after Monday. April ., Pa3senges
ssnf G1,ndav Canfrnl Time. il.a4sflI
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From Pittsburgh. 1910 a M, daily and 1913
q. m. daily. except Sunday; $50 aud io;tgp IN,
daily: 1900 a m Sunday only
WaShlngton accommodation. 1904 m, daily,
except Sunday
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RAILWAY TlME cARpl

Arrival and departure OF Trains on and aifos
Nav - 1897 EXPLANATION o. REggnnNcl
Marks SDally; tsundNy excepted MONDAY
excepted; saturday exc epted; Sunday only
Saturday only, Eastern Standard Time
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-02-20
Pos.IbIe Inorense T,o,v,

No one who has poked about the rocky
ribs Of New England can have failed "a
see some Of those grooves and scratches
on the bare ledges of the hills and on the
sides Of huge bouldeTs, which geologists
assure us have been caused by the grind.
ing of the rocks under the great sheet OF
ice, thousands of feet thick, which once
covered North America as far south az
the latitude Of New York. The ice, being
piled higher toward the north, kept press
ing slowly southwark, and the fragments
of rock that il broke off from peaks and
ridges, being carried along beneath it,
did the grinding
These things occurred many thousands OF
years ago-just how many thousand no
one is able to say with certainty-and
the time when the great ice sheet existed
is called the glacial epoch, or the ice age.
Even to-day a glacial epoch, on a COM
paratively small scale, reigns in Green
land for that strange continent is com.
pletely buried under an enormous blanket
Of ice, which is continually pushing its
way down into the sea all around the
borders of the land, where the vast frag.
ments that are broken off float away in
the form of icebergs.
Now there is reason TO believe that the
earth has experienced more than one
glacial epoch, and that others may vet
be in store for it, owing to certain periodi.
cal changes in the earth's orbit, or path
around the sun.
For instance, winter now occurs in the
Northern Hemisphere when the earth is
nearest to the sun; but in about 10000
years it will occur when the earth is
farthest from the sun. The winters in
this hemisphere will then be longer and
colder than they are now, and the result
may be the accumulation of great quau-
titles of ice and snow.
Observations recently collected in Paris
show that the temperature of Europe has
been below the average ever since 1885,
and it has been suggested that this fact
may indicate that period of cold, posi-.
bly, real glacial epoch, has begun TO set
in.
Such a conclusion would be somewhat
startling if the falling off in temperature
wore very great; but in fact it has been
on'y fraction Of degree, and it has not
vet been shown that a similar change
has taken place in America and Asia.
Possibly this may yet be shown.
But as to a new glacial epoch, even il
we should admit that one is approaching,
thousands of years would probably elapse
before the invasion Of the ice became G.
very serious matter.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-02-20
tux OF TUE DAY

Wise--John. why are YOU SO profanei
HGsband-rys got crick in my back.
wife-But you make it bigger by
dsmming it Binghamton Republican.
DO you stay ~, TO receive him when
your husband stays out late at night
No. indeed. l so 70 sleep very early
so can scold him tile rest of the night.
after he has come in. without loss Of
sleep.
Say. mister, TN awful hungry and 1
haven't had drink for two days
I'm sorry. said the kind hearted po-
liceman, but don't see how ! can help
you,
You can. though Just lend me your
helmet and coat till l 10 round 10 the
side door of this restaurant
Jamison What's the matter. old man
YOU look as though you bad struck luck.
Jenkins should say have. Ny land
kdy has just warned me that must pay
up before / can leave ~ Boston Post
So you finished your poem :"
Yes
Sent it to the publisher aud had il re-
jected ?"
Il did
And resolved 10 quit poetry?"
"Nes but how did you know -
"lOu vs had your hair cut.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-02-20
PRICE ONE CENT
INDUSTRIAL AFFuuS.
Mexico buys our corn.

Mexico buys our corn.
-Massute is smokeless fuel.
Paderewski saws we make the best
pianos
Every year 900 children are born in
the workhouses In london.
The country to-day as really not i'm so
much danger from its tramps AS il iv
nom the cautious, astuta men who are
north = million on more who never
break lock, and who never steal less
shan $500, 600 az time Bishop Hunt
ugton
strong even in snci, it times. IL we may
judge by the unSuimity of 10000 mine
workers striking for an increase of wages
from II TO is cents per day in AIS b. c.
just 2 30t years ago--with the result az
sverthrowing the Athenian government
Edward Atkinson, in Engineering
Magazine, says: There is one cotton
factory in New England which has been
operated for more than 90 years upon the
same fabric, working the same grade OF
cotton, upon the same conditions except
30 far as those conditions have been
changed year by year in the progress Of
discovery and invention. That corpora
lion has never failed, has rarely, if ever.
reduced its product, has been continuously
profitable, and may therefore be taken as
typical establishment working ON that
tandard grade Of goods From the
books of that concern it is proved con
vlusiyely that in the course Of 90 wears it
has been necessary to change the entire
machinery of the factory, even though It
might not have been worn out. two to
four times according 20 its kind second,
,here is but part Of the outer walls left.
and one or two floors Of the original build
ing third, the motive power has changed;
fourth, the average capacity OF each op-
srative in the factory has been increased
IN productive power from 5000 yards per
rear produced in l3 t. IA hours per day
10 81, 600 yards per year produced ia 10
hours per day. The earnings of those
"ho now work in that factory 10 hours
are nearly twice as much per day MS the
earnings OF those who worked on the les
ser product IL hours each day under the
iormer conditions. aud are more than
double per hour, while the price OF the
sloth on the same cost Of cotton is very
much less to the consumer now than IL
saS then