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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-16

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crime he killed Harrison, but be shiaks
be had It 20 Co." that Hsrrfson he'd for
fsited his LIFE by his treatment Of hin,
and vs prelics that II Prendergas: :
hEag be vii be. ike G1lteau. pnozd %
the Iass Of his h0rrihle deed. TIE moment
that this man manifested bis insane
sgotism BY ASKING for al Office entirely
beyead bis e5ueatioa and iDteili gsnce.
Mayer Harrisoa instead o. testiEg vita
him Should have turned hIsa over 20 tbs
doctors for examination IS % bis sanity.
sapYoss a. filltsrats blacksmith should
seriously apply for . position n respcass-
bic apofhecary or electrician. wousc net
his frsnds begin 70 Suspect bis sanity7
Suppose . lifelong sawyer should sud-
dsaly apply for he position Of operating
suEeeoa ia city hospital xoul1 net his
sanity be suspected? The assassin OF
Harrison vas not . lawyer or . man CT
legal training, or rnsn OF ths slightest
posisieai consequences or snEuenee. and
his serious request - Re made corporation
counsel revealed his insanity. lie ought
90 have been arrested. tut Mr. Harrison
preferred to jest vita him, and his life has
paid the foffsito Of has singular imprucencs.
for. according TO the medical books. ever
xeening egotism aad mortad seif-esteem
IL sn unfaiIing earrnark Of insanity.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-16
MORBID sELF-ExrEKM AND IN.
SANITY.


DR.. Fsnwiek. In Balwer's Strange
Story, says. "rbs insane have 40 a,sri-
butte raoFe in eonmoa than supevseeaing
sef-esseem. So much does iaordinass ar.
Toganee eaasaeseFfss msntsl alteration
thss I have detected in thai inarulltv the
certain symptom 81 insanity, especially
moEAl insanity, iong before the brain Asa
made i's disease manifest 10 tae most "a
naliaF kinar@a. In the man spsAk OF. Il
TIE ss.f-sstesa Sas srtfaily appealed 10 he
uoaid sxeli broadly In the eva be held
himself ordered 10 perform. be would
b0Aat gleegally oishegghss which ths most
cynical 81 criminals would shslak from
owning. lie would revea. himself Ia a.
his dsfermliy wish as cemp.aeent and
frank ssli-esesyiag as souae vaia good
maa displays IN psvaalag his amiaels
sentiments Snd his bsnstesat deeds Ia
ordinary conversation he seemed EasionAi
enough bet be had ore Authorization
wklcA gesl hia - sieFy in any crime COM
saltle3. Re tosa his tale VIA slaatsng
saraaeeney eosA AZ tie assaey By wAicA
he desgaes himself exalted aud az the aex.
screws cunning ai;A Shich he had acquitted
himself Of the task. Nasa Sc concluded
he turned sEoona vita hlGso1s sIai.s, ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-16
1--we ssoek sanitary conven,ion.

Kansas CTTT, Nov. l5-The live stock
sanitary boards Of several Western aud
Southern states assembled in the Ex-
change hall n the stock yards this morn
Ing and held convention whose results
are likely 10 Dc important 10 the stock
growing interests OF The West The lire
stock sanitary boards OF Missouri, Kansas,
Colorado. Montana. Illinois. Indiana,
Texas and Wyoming were present. SEQ.
retary Morton, OF the department Of agri-
culture, vas represented by Albert Dean,
governments cattle inspector at the yards.
A resolution vas adopted recommending
10 the secretary OF agriculture that the
fever line be changed by cutting out the
counties Of Iron. Tom Green. Sterling,
Buscheu and Fales. and by taking in The
counties o; Herdmsn, Ford, Knox, Has
kell. Stonswau and Fischer. IN Texas. and
By making the state line between Missoari
and Arkansas the fever line between those
states A. ]. kisberg, Of Texas; DR..
Tranhower, Of illinois, and J. B. White,
OF Kansas, were appointed committee
TO correspond with the secretary of agri-
culture with regard TO experiments with q
view 20 showing that Texas cattle can be
disiniecsed By clearing them Of ticks
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-16


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soEIawKsr NEWS

ga7ge Z Bscur- htsAly respected citizen OF
Ncasessas. Gis5 saturday, eyed e years. Re
vas q evil sngfnes- sF profession. aaz soek an
active par: u the eoastraSEi2a CT ias niseozsIs
Central railroad.
Tse late saowstcrEn, followed BY TIE rstn, has
Jest about knocked ozf the Last chances Of real
iEtHg anything On the wheat isfs standing 1t
is 30 badly ioagsa that 10 wezld net pay for fhs
harvesting Several business Enen, wno ha3
Eossesges On crop, alter Investigating their
cosais4cn hare s0En3 tA1E thsy we're nos worth
harvesting Thszs 10 h2ts very slasli porfsoa Of
the wses. that vii bring eAsa even ~ 3 eeSss.
farmer was IN TIE eshcs today was lives near
FasEeesd, who ssys thai out CT 400 bushels
threshei shsrs Il aors tA&, ne can sell for gash.
though much o. 10 Is t&xea II tns 1tu IN ex-
change for 9oar azd tse6-Rockssrd EassyprsS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-16

AdIs Gen. Robert Williams, Z. 8. A
recently PLACED oa the retired LIST. was the
sen Of 9 Virginia soldier. was himself a
native OF that state and appointed from il
70 the military academy; nevertheless. he
proved loyal 20 the Uai0n ia ls5L Some
Of the most istinEasshsd soldiers and
sailors Ct the Union army were men Of
Southern birth. These Southern born
men included FAFEagas, Dapons, Thomas,
Weed, Anderson. Nelson. Cs,ttendsn
Carrvn Pope. Baford. Rousseau. Reno.
French. buchanan. Emory. Ord. Getty.
Alexander, MeiEs. Palmer. BAyasd. Bran
non. Candy. Carter. Davidson, Jackson.
Terrill. Davis, Holt, Haatsr. Harlbut ana
sykes. Too much has been made. how.
ever. 81 the fast that whNe Lee Aad ice
Johnston weat with Virginia George II.
Thomas eluas 90 she Union. The thlng
that decided these snea VAS rot hfrfA s.
much As sEy.ratss<aE The Ba.oy3s, Crit
,sndens and Prem sices we're divided IN Ken
taeky ghs HGehaa4ns ia Maryland; the
nsaysons in South Carolina
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ere soeaas1 In verions cities aad toxns Of
fa.e EsgxA wesG. nor 30 postmasssrs. who
are IA sil easss snthorissi 70 take suescrip-
ssonx for tie Dz1y. szatsy and Weekly
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-16

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tea Cd The a1n4znsxsra1so1. and Let rs -
5zss 80 sAe ETlzs and the Sead
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-16

OLYMPIA, New. iA-fSpeeiay l--Gsv. Ne
Graw toaaT appointed John +. Gowey. OF
olympia, regent II the state university in
pace Of A. A. RAu.ips, term expired.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-16


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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-16

A GOODRICH. LAWYER ia nKAKBozx
"a street lineage, III; - years sxpa<ience;
serrecv: special 1sisses kn s<vsral states tsaast
lisa ~ D4sa<S@ aka lAas u al ss@sss IL prszA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-16

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smaller - the
great ETrlzg.
ed sz's.siSs.zas. E1l
ne<~s no -A
aapaessaatness
fer - xEy.
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ter, to- Lk<yrs
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make troabas
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-16

Rsas BufEss cars eontssains library. wrsuex and
card tASiea barber sAop. essa rooza. easy chairs
observation wtG10ws. etc, N ccaaecfson with
Palace dining ana sleeping cars. frss and second
e4sss coaches. Eaa fAAfly Tourist cara Asaaays,
Thursdays snd SazsrdAyA
Trains Leave Seattle daily ~ y p for Everett
snonoEEsxh, Leavsnsworsh- ws7R:caee. Ha-rtag-
sea- seckaae. Bonser's Ferry. KAsispelL eraad
Jerks. Farga CEoskstoa. Fergus ka1 - Cao05
Minneapolis. - FaaL
Palace ssseFtng cara taroaxh 20 ChicEgo without
change Leave Chicago ~ 1880 ,. NJ daily froza
Tnsoa Passenger station via &. ~. q .. r. rsll-
way for ssattis. without change
Connections a. weaszesss fer Lake CheiAn. the
TFpsr Columbia and the 0kAa0xAn district: AZ
Spokane for Eastern wssAfRgtca potz.s; ~ Boa
GERS Ferry fer KExio. Ainssorsh. Neasen ana
points Kcotsrsi river ard AXE. a. shslay
Tanckioa ami Havrs Ger orsas Fsas Helena ana
Battle.
Crosses TIE Cascade sr1 Rocky Mountains IN
csytgAI giving passengers chance 70 see sore
Of ias sEesf scenery In America The TRACK Aav-
Ing stone ballast e free fr9m dast
Coanectioas In rEiaa eegets as -. PaaI and
Minneapolis With trains f1- Dniuth, West sa-
psgta4 ana GreaI Lake p9sEss. stoax CITY ara tAs
Southwest g. Loais azd Seata. Ead Calcago sn1
the k1sI
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-16

Monday morning we viii place on
Sc to 58-inch First Quality All-Wool La,
You will tell Us that 81 per yard is til
paid for it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-15

s. II. Clifford, New Casscl, Wis, was
troubled with Neuralgia and Rheuma.
tism, his Stomach was disordered, his
Liver was affected to an alarming dc.
gree, appetite fell away, and he was ter.
ribly reduced in flesh and strength.
Three bottles Of Electric Bittcrs cured
him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, ILL.,,
had q running sore on his leg Of eight
years standing, Used three bottles OF
Electric Bitters and seven boxes Of
Bucklen's Arnica salvc, and his leg Is
sound and we'll. John Speaker, Catawba,
Ohio, had five large Fever sores IN his
lcg, doctors said he was incurablc. Ono
bottle Electric BIttcrs and ono box Buck.
lens Arnica Salvo cured him entirely.
Sold by Logan Drug Co. 3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-15
-pocAHoNrAs BADLY BURNED.
Fourteen Buildings Destroyed Mt II Loss of
SIOO. 600.

$780,
P~ocAnoNrAs, W. Va, March l4.-sun.
day night q fire broke out in q brick
block at st. Clair and Center streets,
and before the flames could be gotten
under control fourteen buildings were
destroyed, among which were nlne bus
mess houses. Tho losses ara vnriously
estimated at from $4,000 TO $l00,000
and are partly covered by insurance, al.
though some OF tho insured arc some.
what fearful that perhaps ono OF the in.
surunco companies may provo to be OF
tho "shaky' sort.
The principal sufferers are S. Cohen,
clothing; the Bloch Company, general
store; Joseph Pogrotsky, jGwulor; Glib.
bon, Pointdextcr 4 Co., groceries j.
Burger, liquors; Virginia Hrowlng 90.
George Zimmerman, barber No Atkins
property, DR.. s. l.. Tabor, 0pl. j. s.
Browning, attorneys DR.. HesN, j. O..
Freeman and others.
The mayors office aud Jail wore in
jurod, the cupola being burned and tho
roof slightly damaged Tho church
was sCorchcd, but not otherwise in
jurcd. PocahontNs lodge No. 90, X. OF
r., the Rcd Men lodge and tho Royal
ArcNnum wero also completely burned
ant
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-15

CHICAGO. March 1.-THE selling Vt somo whGnl
to-day upsot prices Right ia the teeth Ola cold
wave, Wheat at tho opening was strong aud
higher, The busls Tor this strength was under.
sloOl To be the cold weather In tho west aud
southwest II was suddenly reported aud gen,
orally believed that tho clique was tnklng al,
vantage NJ the firm tusCll biz jngs Of May. 4.
soon rs this was generally suspected the crowd
made u rush aud did the same thing Counsel
man 4 Day leading the movement, with TIL
rush VI offerings there was u quick break.
In the corn pit there was complaint Of m nb.
scucc Of outside orders The market closed weak
Bnd lower,
Oal. were weaker, In sympathy with otho0
gtnins,
Provisions moderately nctlyu and lower.
Flour quiet md unchanged,
WiuAf-Uash, No. 2 spring 7llsn7 ici No.
sntlug 6lu9)u, M. . red 7~2islfgiCi March
ll,gat jAaa7llici May 7tlsa7jaJOc, June !l.a7jt
71iic.
'~C6RS-C0st No. 2, il}ic. March llali%ailic
May illynli1iili ci July lintiisnilltc,
OArs.Cash! No, 2 aOitci Match 31}.ajl)1 4
CO,Gc, NAV 5!i .aaga32>sc June 32) slJjai2]6p,
RYE-No 2 Boo
nAnLEI-NO. ., 90,
FLANsEGn-sl ~,
TiMonIisEED-Ng6
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-15

CINCINNATI o., March ll-Thcre has been very
active demand for all classes OF stock. gu this
market during the past week. ana especially for
the better grades. There are good buyers here
and the supply OF stock Is far short OF tho de.
maud. Havy umit horses, good, from 4 70 $
years old, from SlSjalGj; extra slGlasl95: Medium
aud driving horses, good, S7lalOO; extra SlUOalJO:
southern horses, good, sC0aSO: eXtrn sSOalOO:
s]trccters s1OaOO; plugs S25a5j, M~ules-Thero Is q
very good demand Tor all classes OF mules, and
flG.h, from three to eight years old II to AZ
hands, good SjOa5j; extra SAaGg; ~. TO 10
hands, good SGOa70; extra SIOaSi; 10 70 l5l9
hands, good sSjnlO5; extra Sl0jGl2O: l519 to 10
hands, good s~l2Oal3O; extra Sl30alh; 16 TO lO}a
S9iljL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-15

NEw York. March 1.-THE petroleum market
was strong and the price advanced from q to 66c
on light offerings, but towards the close all easier
feeling prevailed and u reaction to DOC cnsued.
The opening price was &c: highest Gee; lowest
~sylyanla oil: April options sales $500 barrels.
on CRY. Pa. March ll,-opened at csc;
highest GGc: lowest 6ijIc; closed at Gilsc; sales
GG,0lO barrels; ClGNranceS 100000 barrels; ship
ments Isl So barrels; runs lO70G7 barrels.
PITTSBURGH. PA, March 1L-opened and low.
est Gi4C; closed CSC; highest Gee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-15
FINANCE n TRADE.
The Features of tho Money and Stock
Markets.

Markets.
New York. March li.-Money on call was
active, ranging from 6 to Is per cent, last loan
Gpor cent, closed offered ut 6 per cent. Print
mercantile paper Ga7 ncr cent. Sterling exchange
steady ut SiSil%ai SG4. Snles $4,000 shares.
American sugar proved TO DO to'dny'B sonsa.
tlon at the stock exchange. The price opened
as 1903. rose 20 1884, and then under s. steady out
pouring OF long stock dropped to 9jIz, The deal
ings IN this amounted to l2S.351 blocks, The
story current yGStGrdaythat an injunction would
be sued out TO restrain the payment OF the extra
dividend o. the common stock. was GmphntiCnl.
~ denied By officials Of the company, who took
the opportunity 10 ]Teiterate their favorable
statements In regard to the prosperous financial
| condition Ofthe property. This did not allly the
| QpprehensiOnS felt by small holders OF tho
shares, however, and the pressure continued
right up to the close, the llRl quotation being
~ per cent aOOYG the lowest The enOrmOls
iiGnidations in this stock had little influence OH
| the general list, Nnd 1t was not until anthracite
| CONlcrs gave way that there was aIy material dc,
cline In the leading shares. The cnnlcrs Yielded
] to 2S per cent, LAckawlnnn leading. The de.
| preston was due TO the announcement that tho
| sales agents. at their meeting this afternoon, had
decided upon a reduction in tho prices Of Coat of
10 to 20 cents per ton The statement OF the re-.
celyCrS OF the Iending Company was looked
upon rs better than previous reports had indi.
Cited. aud the unfavorablC features Of the OK.
hlbit had been discounted. The market closed
wcak for the industrlals aud cOalcrs md steady
for The general list
Railroad bonds wcrc irregular. Sales 81 $50, 900.
Government aud state bonds steady.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-15

Pneumonia aud kindred affections OF
tho lungs rnn bo easily prevented and
cured BY using an absolutely puro slim.
ulant such rs is used and recommended
BY tho bcst physicians. Your doctor
vii. toll YOU that Klcin's "Silycr Age"
or "Duquesne' Rye Whisklos are ALSO.
lately puro and tho bost stimulant In
tho world to iortiiy tho system against
tho inclcmOncy OF tho weather. silver
Ago soils for 81 80 per quart and Du.
quesno ut 81 %. Headquarters,
MAX KLEIN,
50 Federal Street, Allegheny, Pa
Send for complete catalogue, mailed
itnc,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-15

WhcrIlnc LIye stoek Market.

Fair supply Of cattle, prices steady and
and demand dull 1T lower prices. Sheep, lambs
and calves active.
CaWcEExtra. 1000 to 1900 lbs. i.AOaiI%cj
good. 300 ito 1000 lbs. il{al.AOc; good, 800 1910
COO to zoo lbs Susie: bulls, 2Lnjc: COW 2a3c.
Hog-Extra, 7E.aTjIc; good, 7lia7%c; com
mon. Gaze.
&ecb-Exta, 4ai$c; good, 9I&aic; com.
mon 9a8c: lambs, iajiS
Fresh C0tUs-s1Oa3O; calves. iajc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-15

HosToY. MASS. March ll.-Tho demand for
wool has been very quiet Prices steady, Ohio
X g9c: XN 3jaalC; %E and above 3la3lC. No. /,
combtng Sia3fc; OHIO line delaine a3aS3@t4g 20;
Michigan do do 3lGllC: unwnshed cOmblng
firm at 95nasc. Territory fine bja5Oc: fine
medium j3a5jC. medium .4Sn5Oc; Texas. CRlifOr.
MIA and Oregon steady. Pulled woods ilrmcr ut
SOa3Sc for supers; Australian firm.
NEW YoEK, March li.-Wool firm; domestic
fleece 27a32c; pulled 9Ca57c; Texas l7a9lc.
PHILADELPHIA. PA, March 1i.-Wool quiet,
stocks light and prices unchanged.
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Wheellna REIQae & TermInal Inv.

Time Table No 3 to tAko effect l1Ol a. M,
Sunday November - 1871
1915, tlU;Ll, tli!jl A. M, lil!il, ttiD. tJi1l
o8iO. olilt oj'B 1850 n IN.
Leave ponlusula-t6ld toto, t1;n tam,
tpibl, ipbl tl0ID, oilt67 q, M. tlill, tlijI
il.OG oj,27, %!u, oi'jL tdt6 ~ m,
Leave Terminal lunctlon-yGll1, tdlL I'D.
ti0jOj. Fl0ll tlllj a. m b ltlh, tlil1, "!!i),
si'i5, tj.27 t5!iL tSi}j ti0iiip IN,
Leave Latghln's Mili-t7!5l, tli!B a. in
tiilS, e1tiI e1ilB 4, m
tl!9. ol!ii, oi!ilp IN.
'tDnily tDaliy cxcopt sunday. isundayt onlv.
All tthlns win fnn OH Eastern Time. Clock IN
the Telegraph O0ico at wheeling IA tho stinl.
iE TAussid, Superintendent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-15

NEW YoRR. March li-SGw business continued
Quiet at frst hands. though for some articles the
demand has increased considerably. All desirable
goods are regular aud firm In price.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-15

NEW York, March li.-piE iron steady:
American sl2 75alj 30 Copper steady; lake
Sis. Lead quiet; domestic $50. Tin strong
straits S9l 90.
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Cotton,

CrycfsSATr. O, March li,-Cotton dull aud
stCAdy; middlIng OAG
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RAILROADS.
Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad

On and after Saturday, October /, iSO1, tralu,
will run rs follows, city time!
LEAVE WinELlSd-"6O0 n m, TOO L. M. sol
ZOO p. IN, 100 p. IN. 800 y. IN, 400 n IN, Sol
= IN, G.oOn mt 400 p 10, SO p, IN, $50 r.
in, II 100 4, m.
LEAVE ELN GRovR-e6tGA M, 7:Ola m. 500
n m . GOA m, 1000 4 IN. HOO q IN, 1900 IN,
800 =. IN, 2:OJ n M, 500 y. IN. 400 D. IN, 6ill
p IN. 600 y, IN, 700 IN, 500 p III, 9lO p
m.. 10 ~ p. IN.
ouail except Sunday.
acknowledged trains lcnyo Elm Grow a.
0.iJ u IN. and Wheeling at il;i7 n. IN,
II. Il WEis0ElBEtl,
Ocl General MhiagNr
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MARCH


tNicnl0 NfrS,
Because The wind Is raw and shrlll
And the ground Is wet and s0ggy,
And some snowy patches stu
Make the roadway bOggr;
Aud The air Is clammy cold,
And HsYeTy often murray,
And one feels cnuuicd and old
Though he should be Young and pGrkyi
Because Of all these wcllkuOWn signs
rhat mike him nervous, cross and queer
Each mHn easily divinc5
Tint the month OF March Is here,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-15

As A cure for c%hilblains, frosted feet
and chapped hands Salvation Oil is a
conspicuous SUCCESS. 20 cents.