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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-09
THE MARKETS



CHICAGO. March
Y1ors-Qufss anA asn- SDrfng Whses Pa
eass. - ano1D Rye. N0oAD: W1nsss Whsss
T1err Pasenss. oGsaoA7os sssnighu g uoAA
WunAT-RHke1 weaker - Dssees iouee
No : cash 1nd March. o.4oeoe: Nay. rso
uxe
Cens-oriss and easier. No ed No. !
YsllDw. D<es No : u>se. M : Yellow. -:
Msssh sold - S1s0Aiks; May. oo<sAs; JunA
eoxo1ahc July. uOAixa
OA1s--Enn5es, Win . hyht 9o1e Na 80
1o01D7<e; Nay, o40o4a sanyfes eooney'
lsnanA fair M mOnops Ne y WoitA
U0a1es No :. 0k01oe; Ne Whise, ak0&es
nYH-Dusl ed iover. Ne cash -,
No & ~: Nay. - sAlea
UAnLBf-oaies an1 sIow. oat hel1 seeoey -
suonn supUiy. sound. faas - ceelees -:
unsound. inferios - god. u01oa
Mss PoRx-Ne1eratoly active end Iouss
olA essh aaoa5es ~. oaoKoti-ee; hsy
oll.9holi05<.
I4ARD-S.ow ana isww - o1x0ao sasA
an1 o1kx0A - Nay.
PoULrRY-Live Coieksna. looIeHs ~ ID;
Live Turkeys. oolbo pr u: Live 0uekA
iiois,fs PEI =. Live cesss. eAeeo'ao ~
AoeenL
Durrm-cresmery. isonXs; Dsiry. ieosse
paehins Sssch. lAoi7o.
0us-Wtscoann Prime White. re: Weeel
Wh1>e me: MieAigaa Prime white. ~; We
ter Whioe. loNe: InAiAna Pyi1ne Whases eAe
Water Whisc. loe: HEADLIGHT IN 49, NO
oaso,lne. = dsg's, llc. - asg's. s4e
LlQuons-Disclled Sp(rtes STEADY % U.h ~
eoA Tor AnisheA goedA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-09

Mors choice silks 90 on Kiddsr's soc
cnu uter today.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-09

J. :.:s "a: c's .:: H:::s ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-09

jersey sweet potatoes 80 cents per
neck a Hfatch'e.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-09

Jersey s~est dosatees 30 csats per
peck ~ Hateh'a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-20
The To., % Frlsndship.

Au epicure well known Tor bis eccsntricI
ities, Grenod de Ia Rsyniers. wishing to
ASCERTAIN Who we're his true friends, .ad
recourse 10 the following strstsgem: lie
rsnsioed indoors and gave himself out
to b i'll, admissi D being rigorou 'ly rsi
nse ! TO siI comfrA. A fortnight later h.
,.,.i ut cards TO his friends suDoo acing
bis Heath and Inviting them u bis inner
sr.l. hich wss to tsks place the neXt day
a4P.n Oaly small number pot 10 80
sppssr.oc,.
II ~n JOS, dinner iine. aud to pos'pooe
iad,Gad iy this aportsnt meal Tor the
sake Of = iunsrll vas decidedly . marx of
a e,ion 10 the eyes OF the departed Ih-
f,i.ad. found wsitins st the door bssfss
4 several moufoing cosct e'. = bifr COW
- a With p.ll slood Ia the b The,
ser shoHn toto waiting room oil 3ripea
- black H.lfsa boar bad passed sbso
aide door Vas lhrosu open aud liE r.
led ser,slt said 10 solemn tones.
C;sptlemsn. dinner !, 90 the table.
Oa beiag usbsrud into the next spsst
%. ut they bebeld table laden With tbs
choicest yisnds and wost eo'i!y vires.
Gfenoi de 10 Bynisrs vss ssstsd IN bis
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-20
kpiensiid Nerve.

About two weeks ago was camping
With party on the shore OF Ia erie, not
far from Ashtsbuls. said Gs rse ilson, u
mill worker.
Shortly after we had returned one even
iug / beard . peculisr whirring sound.
which ! recognized at onoe. There s u
ra,tlesnake III our csmpl exclaimed. /
am going to get up. Hush came tho word
slowly bissed through the tseth from a
companion near me. rhe snake has craw,
led iato ny shirt bosom This was said
very softly aud We we're almost parslyzed
with fright at the prospect. We we're
afraid oslir lor fear the reptile would take
alarm snd strike its victim. II crawled
over bis body 800 naturedly, evidently
enjoying the warmth, for the night wa
little raw.
At times the sasks's head was close 10
his fsos, and be told us sftervs-d he Tear
cd the motion ~ his chest up and down Ia
breathing woull ttr up the animal. aud
he tried hsrJ 10 breath ~ little ~ possii
BILE. Finsliy the snake crsvle1 tDsard
the frs and 10 30 instant the whol camp
was up. Ons seized y club and br Ike the
reptiles back before it could make
spriag. l. measured nearly Ave feet.
The man who had tue terrible experience
collapsed like rag ct II il was over. Dur
ing the ordeal we were al surprised Ut tue
cooloess and nerve nc displayed. With
all danger past be ielI into . faint but be
soon revived.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-20

lie stood way up on the bow Of 8 Cbami
plain stMmer. He had compilation like
. tomato, aud he csrrieds guiie BOOK In
one hand. three railroad tim stables ssd .
msp 10 the other. and be was blrutibg
with iniormstion. Finally unable 10 ftif z
!" 'oneer hespDroached q small man who
was leaoing thoughullly over tbe ta'l.
Ny friend. he said imprsssiye'y. sapi
pose you know those gray and aller ss'l'
over there on the vest shore sre sll thai
remain OF the world famous Fort Tieoni
1erogai
I didn't taow it. said the small man
simply.
Well, sir, they are I, was on that spot
that the Eagli,h oommsnfer waf He'd
from bis bed u Surrender Ia the ans OF
Jsboysh sad the Con,ioent,l Congress IL
was slons these shores. Aided the msn
with the toms.o eompIsIion. Saying the
fattering tine .bes or.torics'iy thst the
FfanrA nd lndi.as fought no Eosl sb.
E,ey stone. SIR Is crowded. With history
iicopasrogs. hey, s.ii the Other reh'o
ngel,; do yoa livs up hsfsi
NJ, 1 i've Ia Ns~ York
Is an her, perhaps.
n sir.
Tny up ~ / do.o the lax. lr'tiy Of
iep. sppposef
Well. 20, rsIuet,n.ly aIn tied the ovn'
er of the suidsb,ok. tits is my 5n, trip
Ti., beyi Wei. vas paf,er OF THE
bo.i Tor nine years and | knos evsrJ foot
OF that shore. Tue 'pins over there lie
s.npson's dock. sad Tison isross Is nios'
teen miles sou.h Of here. Abyihing slss
to tslii
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-20

10 ,he virtues OF saloon whole vuumes
aAve been devoted, references to some Of
Tue most important Of which ar. siven i'm
usnan Eliaeombe's Plaot Llrs aad Gar,
den Crah oi Shakespeare, wh,rs there ia
Ions article On ihc .abiec, The plant
va slhay USED for diseases Of tue lungs.
waenoe oene liza title anima polmonum;
Tor assisting the eruption Of measles, small
pos, sten (if msssles u Is still occasion,
ally prescribed, ss q cardisc and general
slin nlsnA snd ~ digestive aud sise, o..
sner of tss siomscl. TOT ~, iastt .uppos
ed vivtus its use in meats IL dus Lyte
stys ths,s so taken i,comio ,aih the omi
och. aud cana IA good digestion, and 20
der In vine 1t presetyttb IRON drunkoni
ness II Was also used as q lave pbillrc,
aud Il still enters largely iato 5000 popui
Jar receipts for uaking up horse.
The most extrsvegsn, notions Of lie rlw
ers we're formerly held. aud some cid wri,i
ers wept 80 lar as {, tern it the king Of
vegetable, Even late as the niddle Of
the last century II held prominent place
in our oilicitl dispal sstories, but 1t has
row come to be used only as coloriug
aud havorins aget incidentally all
most inert Its prar,i lob AZ il is be'
ipg mildly stimula.We iae medicrl coul
III has recently hso upier discussion the
propriety Of om,ttine 1t altogether rom
he neIt edition OF the British Pharmacoi
poeia ~ . useless and expensive drug.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-20

Nov The cheerful CAM are, lighting vi
all the & rect sround. the odorous coffee
the smoking Try pan. wish oil my TREND
we're here, would give them ell feast
How many oitt trou, vere 10 a 10 Sigh
that evening viii no, at,emp, TO ssy.
expect soon 10 Ind hts rr,wiog from my
/ back.
Next the pirs, no cigar here. stories oi
the pact aud rltns ior lh, a Sw.tl bsps
up couple Of the besto % catch % the
last thing Tor nv eye TO rest upon as roll
myself up IN my blanket aud he aowa upi
on the balsam for reverie Of home and
regrets thai so lev enjoy this lurur,
There are 10 cares Of business here, no
thought OF the al mighty dollar" Not
even politics Hs Of any socouut. Yet how
much you will prize your local paper nd
curse The 90, respondent Of your town ie
cause h, cr sne don't write II oil up. Ny
friends. next yosr make your plans 10
come into toe Maine wilderness,
LIZ Bay, Maine. Sent IS.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-20
Dazzling %" bicycles.

Dazzling on cycles is repo't,d DO =
new diver sion in spni Two membe,s
OF tn bicycle club Of Grsn,la rec ~
met 10 knife duel. which Is pr1bahl} th
first duel evet iong on wheem Accom-
panied by their sergeant, they wheeled
ou' some distance on the road to Malaga.
to secluded spot, Thers posted 700 10.
81 art, At - sign they wheeled for each 9th.
e!, each directing bis wheel with the elt
send and braudisbing In tho ris { that
terrible knife OF Spa. navr ava Al
the irst clash Perez pierced the .slt arm
OF Moreno, but Of tae third encounter Nc
reno thrust his knife TO Penzs right
broa :. 10 few minutes the lsi' ,r died
OF int rnal hellorfhage.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-20
IL Bay. Maine. Sept. 25.


There! Aoo,hof mosqnit) hes hittau ne
exclaimed Mrs. Snaggs. ~ she ,nade
slap ~ lie i-secs and only succeeded II
striking the spot where il had been opers
ting
think you arc mistaken. replied Mr.
Snsggs.
Mis.skenp Indeed Tn not l know .
mosquito bite when I feel one.
That is precisely where you are mistak
en-, Mr.. Snsggs went on. kLow yon mel
ely follow colloquI1l usage in saying the
mosquito BIT you, hut nevertheless usage
is wrong. 1t is always well to be accurate
and in this case ii is not scurste to speak
Of mosquitoes bite. The mosquitoes opera.
tions in search Of food are truly ,st
irg, especially when he's operating on some
other persons epidermis He carries with
him remark able kit OF tools. two saws, .
lance and pump. With the lance . punc'
ture is made in the skin, but the periorA
ttou 40 NV "iNo uhou6u ioi thu susSiboh
OF the pump. which is to transfer . por.
tion OF your blood to the insects stomach.
SO the saws are introduced and they comi
mence to widsn the puncturs. II is the
operation Of the saws VII oh causes the H.
rltstion TO which you allude as bite, You
see, my dear, how inaccurate il is TO talk
OF mosquitoes bite. Don't your
Mr.. SDsggs.
Well2
You irritate lac great deal more than
the mosquitoes do Now want to ask you
one question.
Go ahead.
What constit utes bite?
Well, there can be no bite without
teeth
Then, Mr.. Snsrrs exclaimed bis wife, |
triumphsu,ly, ! am right alter ell. Tue
mosq nito bites " the teeth OF his saws.
Mr. Snsggs it is alwys to be accurate.
Now
But she did not finish. A yell and .
vicious Flap from her hns and iodicsted
that one OF the II sqnitoss wing him
q lesson in toe use OF the saw.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-20

Eoitor Journal: HSing speut over Q
mouth 10 the Maine Wide ness ] am think
ing ,bs, perhaps. = oriei description msy
let rest yonr readers.
To begin With the whole OF northern
Maine 10 one vast wild'rless, by far larger
th,n the Whole oi Vermont completely
covered With nountsns. ~tain whose hdI
lo.. ,rs thousands Of lskes aud ponds. 20
connected ~ 10 reader canoe nsvigsiion
very easy
Through the ,dmirsble verting OF tie
state ssms laws the territory is we'll stocked
With trout. p.itndess, deer. moose aud
csribos y. to ssy nothing Of besrs. meat o.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-20
when seward was Li,,l. known

William II. Seward used TO tell . story
that seemed 10 give him great Joy to 10
peat. When be was Q member OF the state
senate the first time he received . message
from one OF the most distinguished politi'
clans in New York asking for On interview
Mr.. Sewrv7 ielt pleased 10 be honored thus
and srrayine himself 10 his Sunday cloth.
or, v h,ch consisted OF Q blue brosdclotb
coat. Gu. swallow tail fashion, light color
cd trousers strapped over the CATERS, ve-
r. high dickey collar and stiff st,ok md .
bell Drowned beaver hst, he went TO csll
on the distinguished man. He vas rel
cs,ved in the psrlcr. and the politician.
while courteous, was cold and distant.
treating hin with the utmost formally.
Mr. Sesard said, l thought perhaps you
had some special business With me.
No. sir; l do not think Of any In fact,
| supposed you we're paying me call Of
mere respect
But received message from you.
do not remember TO have sent one. ]
am expecting this afternoon visit from
Senator Seward. Maybe my request has
miscsrried. ] did not catch your name.
Why. am Ssna.or Seward, eener'
81.
The politician arose from bis ses', went
toward Seward, ,put bis hands on bis sboul
iers and said: Well. Sanstor, you will
pardon me, know. supposed you we're
, young beau who hsd called with larka
ing desire to meet my daughter Let me
apologize BY ssyipg that you have indeed
N old head on young shoulders.
Then he abandoned bic formsI pSnoar.
md 40 intimacy Was begun which lasted
or year,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-20
Groder's Botanic Dyspepsia Syrup,

with the best Of satisfaction In my esti.
nation here is no preparation equals II
for the cure Of Dyspepsia. One of It's
extra qualities is that IL gives almos,
Instant relief for all di tress ca ised by food
or water. | have sold It to my customers
and In all eases It has proved It's merits,
and ] safely recommend IL 20 any one
troubled with disordcred stomach. No ono
can help praising II after r'ying it a trial.
Yours respectfully,
FRED BURGESS.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-20

seea.somed place waiting 10 r.ea,,s n, j.
~ 0essr' bsiAy laid hr tao r,ss,
number ofes friend. Ia es pn An
p's,se' 'o'''fi'd their Joy /, ae ms.lsr .,
the hoasa W
osn'iemen. dianef ia read, II ma, h.
se'iias cold; pray be seated, /, ala Win
we NOT som'c.i sang iroid im.s ,a.ble,
"'sf which ihe issst commebo,l .nd las,
ted fer into the night
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-20
TO PROVE 2SH 2SH 11S1a1sR. zA55H f.

On and after October !, 1891, we give every
person selling our medicine the privilege Of
selling sir bottles for s5.co, and guarantee
that Ia case II docs you no good you can
receive youI money back. Read guaranty
with every bottle. We claim 10 cure Dys-
pepsia Headache Sour Stomach, Heartburn,
kidney Complaint, Neuralgia. Distress after
eating. Palpita,ion of the Heart, Collie, Ner-
yousness, Loss OF sleep, Dizziness, Irregular
ity Of the Appetite, Plearisy Pains, Bloat,
Wind on the Stomach, Hacking Cough, and
Constipation. And why viii it cure9 Be-
cause 1t is Relaxing, Purifying, Soothing,
aud Healing. 1t is compounded from the
purest roots and herbs, free from Alcohol
or Morphia. II Is harmless TO the smallest
child; children like Il, and II is far superior
TO Castor OIL and all other preparations.
Call for Grod~r's Botanic Dyspepsia
Syrup. None genuine unless bearing our
Trademark. the Beaver
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-09
JAY Gnmltl's VIII.

The world would have thought better
of Jay Gould if he had lett some OF his
great wealth to charity or to some form
of public benciaction. Not 4 hospital,
not a home. not a refuge, not school,
not library gets one cent OF those
rapidly acquired millions.
For anything to be inferred from his
will Mr.. Gould was not aware OF any
obligation he had to the world, the
country, the state or the city in which
he lived. Beyond his own kin nothing
appealed to him.
He made modest provision for the
comfort of his brother and sisters, gave
his grandson and namesake half a mill
ion. Virtually the whole OF his great
fortune goes to his children to be held
in bnlk.
The controlling idea seems to have
been to keep the Gould millions to-
gether. In life it was his passion and
pride to amass them, in death to pre-
serve them in tact 1t is striking il
lustration OF "thc ruling passion strong
in DEATH"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-09
Ght Gntell1qenrr.
WHEELING, nECENInEE 0. 1899.
An Efficient Police Force.

As chairman OF the committee on
police Of the national prison congress
Major McClaughry, chief OF police OF
Chicago, made a valuable report OF
which the telegraph brought the sub
stance. The principal recommended
ton OF the report is that the police
shall be divorced from politics.
The highest efficiency is not to be
expected where men are put on the
force and kept on because they have a
political "pull." Nor should the
efficient officer be subject to dismissal
because the party or the faction OF q
party TO which he owes his place is de-
feated in an election. Appointments
should be made with view to securing
tho hest men for the service, and tenure
OF Office should depend only on good
and faithful service.
Under the Wheeling system apossi-
bic new police force begins to form at
each party primary. Men support an
aspirant for the nomination because he
has promised, or they hope to get, ap-
pointmcnt under him. Nominations
being made, two possible police forces
confront each other at the polls. Men
are selected for the votes they can in
fluence. Some OF these make good off.
ccrs. but the theory is bad and the re-
suits are likely to be on the same level.
The chief desires denomination and
reelection and relies on his men to
pull him through. All OF them rely on
professional law-brealiers to exchange
support for police protection. The
chief OF police drives with slack rein
rs election day approaches, and every
body understands the reason.
The choice OF chief OF police by pop
ular election is an amazing absurdity
from the poin. OF view OF the public
welfare. This officer should owe moth
ing to the public favor. IlO should be
appointed, and it should be as easy to
take his buttons of for cause rs it is to
put them on. II there be any part OF
the machinery OF city government that
should not be touched by partisan poll
tics it is the police force.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-09
TIE THorrING ASSOCIATION.


The Board of Review la sussion-ScVornl
q elI We % Heating.
New YonK, Dec. S.-Tho board OF re.
view of the National Trotting Associa-
ton rcassemblod yesterday. The Belle
Flower case was again taken up. j. G.
Sibley, owner Of Belle Flower, said he
was quite willing, il permitted by the
board, to make an order on the national
association to pay over the $500 to John
Goldsmith, the summary OF the race TO
remain undisturbed. This compromise
was accepted aud the ease was dropped.
W. G. DAILY, ("Father Bill, y oil East
Hartford Conn, who, in addition TO
his running stable, owns q trotter or
two, appeared in two case5-one Tor al
legged trotting OF Ida Jefferson out OF her
class, the other for ToR-payment OF
entry money on three horses entered IN
his name with the New Britain driving
association. Mr.. DAILY asked Tor relief
in each case from the verdict oil suspen-
sion, alleging in his defense that he
started Ida Jefferson in 800 class, be-
cause when no went to Mr.. Morse ut
the National IrOtting Association Office
he was told that her record was 2:ol IN
stead OF 2:45l In the other case he
swore that he had never even heard the
names of the three troltcrs ALLEGED 10 be
his, and could only suppose that some
enemy had put up n job on him.
Then came the somewhat no: orlous
Grover 5. case, the facts ol which are
briefly these: Grover 5. had made a
record OF 2:lil at Baltimore on October
S, and at Point Breeze, Philadelphia, on
the day in Question, the llth, he was
starting in 2:92 class for the last time.
Naturally he was = tavorte, but only
at the opening Of the betting, Tor the
fielding grew stronger ana heavier until
it oveTlapPcd Grover SIS price. This
raised suspicion, and when tho iavoritc
lost the first heat in 2:2OE Lyman, the
driver, was warned lie won the next
in 2:l7l by two lengths and won it casl-
~. This should have made Grover 4
much warmer iaVOritc, but when the
Tace=Agas resumed on the next day q
new field buyer giving the name OF ~
came to the front and played the field
and so heavily in conjunction with \. j.
d. that they quickly ran the short end
up from SIS TO $40. Grover won the
third heat in 2:l7!, but even then he
was not an odds favorite as he would
have been under ordinary clrcum-
stances. Ta ts q thick cloud OF sus-
picion the horses started oil Tor the
fourth heat. aud when just past the
quarter pole Grover $. staggered and
fell dead. \ surgical examination dis
closed the fact that Grover ). S stomach
,ros Iovoid Of f,o1 lint filled with Il
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-09
MORNING SMILES.

Colector-"I have called six times
Tor the amount that is due from you.
and have never beeu able to get 1t,
N-"Dcar me! dear me! How sorry |
am that you should have been put to
so much trouble. Now, III tell you
what III do. When ! feel like paying
the amount I'll call on you. "-FIUHy
FOEs.
Little Dick-"You said you was GO
ing to pray fora pleasant day to-day.
Little Dot did" Little Dick
well, it's raining" Little Dot
"Tisn't raining, it's only drilling. |
guess somebody else must have prayed
Tor reglar pour"-Go2d Nelc'.
ri the drinking habit is 4 disease,
why don't men afflicted with it nave
themselves treated by physician p
''They don't object to being treated By
physician. Men afflicted with that
disease are willing to be treated by any
body."-Nc,U York Pres.
Mr.. Brady surveying the scanty re-
past)-"Ts dcv'lish little dinner We
hoy to be thankful for this day, Noraw
Mrs. Brady-"Whist, Moike! YCz do
be iereettin' that we should be tank
iul there do be no more here to ate it!'
Puck.
Primus - "You drink too much.
Aren't you afraid you may transmit 4
craving for liquor to your chiIdrcn?'
Secundus-"Yes-and you see | don't
want to transmit it unsatisiied. "-LB5S
CalWd1f.
Clara after tiT)-T presume you
would like your ring back?" George
Never mind keep it. No other girl l
know could use that ring, unless she
wore it on her thumb. "-NoC York
Dgkiu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-09

Do you wish TO know the quickest
way to cure cold? We viii tell you
10 cure a cold quickly. it must DO
treated before the cold has become set
tied in the system. The first synp-
toms are dry loud cough and sneez-
ing. The cough is soon followed by
watery cXpectoration and the sueezin,
by a proiuse waicry discharge from
the nose, In severe eases there Is a
thin white coating on the tongue
What to do? 1t is only necessary to
take Chamberiain's Cough Remedy in
double doses every hour That will
greatly lessen the severity OF the cold
and in many cases will cllectualIy coun-
teract it, and cure what would have
been 4 severe cold within one or two
days time Try it and be convinced.
30 cent bottles Tor sale By druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-09

These big drives received daily from tho New
York auction rooms will eclipse anything ever
before heard Of In this section.
MEMS SU ITS 81 %, s. 81 S6Ss, 81 81 aud mp.
We are leaders in low prices These goods must
go. Come early.
Worth double or money refunded.
BOYS SUITS at S5c. 97c 81 IS 81 % up Como
AT once this sale cannot last always.
BOYS PANTS. l2c, l9c, 25c, &c, 35c up These
bargains nTC going very fast
MEMS FINE SHOES nj &c 81 TO- 81 %. 81 81.
81 G. up. Look In our window for Bargains in
shoes AWAY below the usual price.
LADIES FINE SHOES SIC, &c, 81 y, slSl,
s. a up. All fast sellers and will give you full
satisfaction.
CIiLDREN'S SHOES at l9c.. CSC, sc isc. $50
nc, SIC up solid bargains aud trade winnerA
A RACKET-LOOK AT TIE PRICES
HANDKERCuIEFs, lc, 20, &c, &c, &c up. Big
value.
MEMS HALF HOSE SC, SC, Sc, lOcup. These
prices will make you buy
MEMS SHIRTS, lie. &c, Sc. "9c up. On shirts
we lead the trUdc II We cannot save you ut
least onc.haf your money We do not deserve
your patronage and should no; have IT, and
further. you may return any goods not sltlsiaC'
tory and GetyOur money.
BIG DRIVES IN MEMS AND BOYS HATS
Don't forget us on Hats We arc here to savo
you money.