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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-09
,rrepondales OF he Ia!alignc.r.

Special Correspondence or he haelt1sncsr.
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK, Nd, August s..
Sabbath was n cool, delightful day.
The II a. m. sermon was preached by
Rev. G. Clark, of Buckhannon, West
Virginia, aud the s p. IN. by Prof. John
G. Bushnell, OF Hagorstown. DR.. W. L.
Davidson had charge OF tho vesper
service. Monday morning tho classes
received n number OF new students.
Much interest is manifested in the sum
mer schools. The department OF natural
science, Prof. ]. w. Hartegan, NJ. D.,
Instructor has twenty students. The
West Virginia University may feel
proud over the recognition received in
having two members OF its faculty in
tho corps Of instructors. Prof.. 7. q.
Miller, Of Fairmont, completed his
course OF lectures TO teachers Monday
afternoon. The professor made many
friends who enjoyed his daily lectures.
At night tue popular Lyric Concert
company, OF New York, captured the
audience by its delightful music. This
closed tho exercises OF the preliminary
week. The next two weeks the Noun.
tain Chautauqua proper will occupy the
attention Of the community. The OPEN
ing exercises take place this Tuesday
evening. There will be brief words Of
welcome and u grand concert by tho
L 'ric concert company and q reception
ut tho Mountain Lake hotel.
The militat band OF Lexington, KY,
(l6 piecesl, arrived last night and will
remain 10 days, giving two open air
concerts daily.
John Baltic and sister, Of Wheeling,
arrived Saturday.
Mrs. and Miss McCabe, of Wheeling,
arc enjoying u vacation at this week
and are guests OF the Ohio cottage.
From Wheeling are: 7. T. Hutchin.
son, at Grace Hotel; q. I. Dickinson, j.
NJ. MeClue, II. W. McLsne and wife, at
the Mountain Lake Hotel; Mrs. Wright
and daughters at Fallen Cottage. Nor
gantown furnishes tho following:
Judge Dille and wife. aud Miss Fordice
at Grace Hotel; Mrs, McGrew, son and
daughter Mt Ohio cottage; Mrs. Brock
and Mrs. Altman ut Fallen cottage; Miss
Birdie NJ, Vicar is visiting Mrs. Nc.
Weigh. From Fairmont are; Mrs. ].
q. Wood and family, Columbian Hotel;
W. b. McGregor, Grace Hotel; W. L.
Camden, Mountain Lake Hotel.
W. j. Fortney, OF Kingwood, is OF
Mt. Lake Hotel, 80 are O. W. Lynch and
wife. and A. X. Thorn, Of Clarksburg,
W. Va.
Miss A. L. Park, OF Parkorsburs, is at
Grace.
MIR. Carnuhan and wife have returned
10 Wheeling.
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MEDICAL.
ruE OPEN SWITCH,

MA
,,r..ly who uayels by ears knows what
,h1t bg an open SWITCH 1t is the
'r al ilroad men, and the dread of the
.,r ltsyictims-killed horribly man
~ MANNED for lile-are numbered by
,bg ore each year .,,.
yrtgyen the dreaded "oPen switch" is not
,,j.Iy aal as is certain disease, which,
g,glt easing its activity for IN instant is
T,'Ig dlIiug hundreds OF graves.
WAT Is that terrible uilment2 you ask.
T5lri DiseaSsl But" you reply, con.
,I.rlIy. n haven't any heart disease-my
,rt (, "A right Are you suRE2
Ns Frlaklin Miles, Of Elkhart, Ind, the
J.inmished specialist in diseases Of the
I.-rr apI nervous system, states that disor'
dor. oil the heart are as common as those OF
,,r lungs. liver, stomach, bowels or kidneys
,,g,h Dion unsupported. The reason peO'
me not aware Of this important fact Is
1r-e sgmptoms Of heart disease are not
r.1glty~ rlvgniLed as proceeding from this
o,.sg. but are attributed to some other
..,r.r II You have shortness of breath,
trmrns or palpitation, pain or tenderness
an IUIt NttA5li pllANAhNA VI oAhNt bHpANooSAb VI
@losins epsation, fainting or smothering
snail. .g4r hlart Is affected,
al Ir.I been troubled with heart disease
f~r,gsr-. Myleft pulse was very weak, could
~ times scarcely feel it, excitement would
weaken my nerves and heart, and fear OF
irr,nIing death stared me in the face for
.sr. Dr. allies RsrViHs and New Heart
C.,e are the only m~edicinesthat have proved
ofmybeueGl and cured mel, N. DYER,
CnpnIule, Nd.
NV wife has been taking Or, Miles, Men
Quo 6r hs Heart. She thinks ~itwonderful.
She Aas not been troubled with pain or
,gothsring spells since using it. We have
sl4 UsyI IN, lLieR Plls, aud we find them
sltbcyar e rlaimedt to be."-GEO.L FINK,
Hailadclphil Pa.
These and hundreds Of similar testlmo-
BaLs are convincing proofs Of the wonderful
rosers of DR.. Miles New Cure for tic Heart.
\ t tfettcf agreeable, and above all, SAFE
STA 6y druggists on u positive guarantee, or
d. Miles Medical Co, Elkharb lnd.
Sold by Druggists Everywhere. mrls-NwF4wy
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To those who travel, or those who 70.
main ut homo during the summon,
"noyct be without n stimulant" Its
timely use sayes the system from many
a shock, and as q preventative Of dis.
ease pure whisky has always been
recommended. Max Klein, Of Allie.
cheney, IL n reliable dealer, who only
Hoops tho plreSt liquors in stock His
Silver Ago, at 81 50j DuQuesne, at 81 20,
and Bear Creek, at 81 90 por full quart
oach, cannot DO oqualed. Send for cata.
loruo and price list Cnailed frce) to
Max Klein, SO Federal street, Allo.
RhOny, Pa.
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wETzaL INSTITUTE.
The TeRChera' Meeting It New Martins.
ville-An Interesting Session.
Special Correspondence Of The intelligence.

Tho TeaChera' Meeting ut New Martins
vllle-An Interesting Session.
Special Correspondence Of The hlkli1mes.
New MARTINsyILLg, ", Va, August
L-AccOrdingtO announcement by State
superintendent of Schools Virgil A.
Lewis, the Wetzel county teachers in.
stitute met in the hall OF the high
school building, and was called to order
by County superintendent W. L. Sidell
at 10 o'clock. Work for the Night is
Coming" was sung by all present, after
which Rev, S. d. Tamblyn, of the NJ. L.
church, conducted the devotional exer.
cises, "America" was then suns after
which q short time WIS spent in enroll
ing those present, as is required by the
institute laws.
Prof. I. II. Crago, Of Wheeling the
only instructor present. was introduced,
who in a short talk gave what he CON
sidered the object OF the institute,
made the point that it was more OF a
school OF methods than for the study OF
the branches. He urged, though, on
all the teachers to be free in asking
questions on all points OF difficulty IN
any and all Of the branches. lime
would be given for answering all such
questions, The success OF the institute
depends as much on the teachers as on
the instructor, II not more 30,
The subject of Numbers" was taken
up, and assisted by Prof. Skinner aud
others, the time until noon was very
protitably epent. Miss Lizzie Slender
and Miss Lowther have charge Of the
music, which iusures this to be n OF
the pleasant features OF tho institute.
Alter roll call in the afternoon the
subject OF reading was introduced by
Prof. Crago, and for fifty minutes, u.s.
sisted by quite u number OF the teach.
ers, the interest was intense, During
the discussion oil the subject Prof. j. w.
Barnes and U. s. Powell arrived, and
Immediately after recess Prof. Barnes
took up the subject OF word analysis ;
and he discussed it in a mauner to
create great interestamong the teachers.
Prof.. Powell brought with him the
following resolution from the Marshall
county institute, now in session at
MoundsyiIle:
"MoUNDsvILLr, August Z, 1893.
"ReSolvei, That the teachers Of Mar
shall county, in institute assembled,
send greeting 10 their fellow teachers Of
Wetzol, and compliment them on hay.
ing u two weeks institute, thus follow
ing in the stops OF old Marshall"
On motion OF +. W. Parsons tho fol.
lowing was returned:
"Resolred, That the teachers OF Wetzel
county gratefully accept the fraternal
greeting kindly rendered by the
teachers OF Marshall, and return the
compliment and assure them that
~henceforth we mean to 20 hand in hand
in hand with tho teachers OF old Mar
shall in the line Of institute and pro.
gressive educational work.
Prof. Rowelt followed on tho subject,
Organization Of Country Schools" He
would have the programme SO ar
ranged that the most difficult studies
would come as tho morning, when the
wind is rested and fresh. He would ar.
range so that each pupil is to recite at
least once in each branch. Ifpossible,
have the younger pupils rcclte four
times u day.
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CHICAGO, August Seattle, receipts $500
head; shipments 1000 head; market steady to
strong; Texans l0c higher; prime 81 7Oai 80;
good to choice IS SAL Is; medium 50 GOaS 50;
aud hclicrs e. 0On3 10. Hogs, receipts $500 head:
shipments 800 head; market weak and higher;
packing 81 S1a5 10; prime heavy S. l0ab IS;
prime light S. 45a6 Is; light medium S. 2Oa5 20
Sheep. receipts 1000 head; shipments 1000
head: market higher: natives s. 00ai Is; west
Grns g OOaS IS; lambs s. OOa5 IS.
EAST LIBERTY. PA, August s. -Cattlo, receipts
100 head: shipments 100 head; market
dull and unchanged Hogs, receipts 900 head;
shipments 1000 head; market weak; medium
and light weights 50 OOaG 70; extreme heavy q Goa
575' roughs, s. 50a5 %. Sheep, receipts 200
head; shipments 200 head; market steady aud
unchanged.
CISCtESATrI, o., August S-Hogs steady at
81 GOa5 40; receipts 1900 head; shipments 800
head.
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Horse and Mold Market.

CINCINNATI. o.. August 4-Tho horse market
for the past week has been fair and demand
good, but stock scarce and nt times not equal 10
the demand. Good smooth drivers aud heavy
draft horses have tho CHll. Following lro the
extra ~sl3OaiT6: driving horses good slOOai25,
driving horses extra sl25al60; saddle horses.
good SS5all5: saddle horses, extra Sll6al6O:
southern horses. good s1oa9O; southern horses,
extra SgOal20.
M~ulGs-Thero is q good demand for all claSses
OF mules, especially good smooth sound ones
from I to s years old. Fourteen TO llk hands,
good SiOa5j; II to Az hands, extra s5SaG0; az
70 IS hands, good s6OR7o; 1ix TO 10 hands, extra
hands, extra st6jal2O; 1917 to l6 hands. good
Si2Oal3O; l5h to 10 hands, extra si30al4O; IL 10
10Y hands good sl4Oal5Q; 16 10 16k hands, ex.
tra sl5Oal7O; plugs S25a60.
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NEW YoRK, August S-Flour, receipts 5000
fcls, market duh. Wheat, torolpts iTl,6OJ biish.
els, exports 1000 bushels. sales 2, tD,OUO bush.
els Of futures aud gii,U0 bushels Of spot; market
firm ungfaded red G0a6Sci options lower: No. 2
rcd August 0Ji4dGi lRf6kC september GsLafpiA
ESQ, October l10tta72a7iu; December 7ht,c.
Corn, receipts 5000 bushclsi exports i2j,IOO
bushels yalps D1,OO0 bushels Of futures nnd H..
0Ba bushels et SPOT; market dHit nnh onsirtt hu.
gust lilSntt5kal1lSci acpiOmbef l79iais4al7Jtci
October tsC Oats, receipts 100 bushels, *.
lups and t5,UW bushels Oi spot inatkel dull;
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There Is u downward tendency In live stock.
particularly In cattle and hogs; the latter being
influenced by the demonetlled Chicago market.
A change OF q cent is noted In eight days.
~Cdtle-EEtra. 1000 to 1900 lbs. Shh3Hc;
good. 900 10 1000 lbs. 8a3kc; good. 500 TO 900,
lbs. 2IIaSc; fair, 200 to 800 Tbs. 2ba2Ic. com.
mon, OOolto 700 lbs. 2a2hc; bulls, Ia21%C; cows,
~iIog5-Extu, 5.25u5 Csc; good, 5.l5a5. Csc; com.
SS1ep-ExtiH, sa?ylc; soOd 21sa3ci common
no sale; lambs, iRjc.
FreIh ~CopJ-EOa2S; calves, 4a5c.
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No other medicine in tho world was
over given such n test oil It's curative
qualities as Otto's Cure. Thousands Of
bottles Of this great German remedy
aro being distributed FREQ Of charge by
drugpistS in this country to those
afflicted with consumption, asthma,
croup, severe coughs, pneumonia and
Mi thtoat and lung diseases, giving tho
noople proof that Otto's Cure will euro
them. and that II is tho gtandost tti.
umpR Of medical science, For sale only
by Logan Drug Company Samples
free. Largo bottles SOC. ]
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OH CRY, PA, August S-openod and highest
Gle; Newsstand closing G0Ac; sales Il, 900 barrels;
CleRranCes 1900 barrels; shipments li3, us
barrels; runs 1875 barrels.
NEW York, August s,-petrolcum was dull bu,
firm; Pennsylvania oil spot sales none; septem.
Der options sales 600 barrels at GIG; closing
GIG.
PITTSBURGH. Pa, August S.-opoucd 6OIc;
closed 6OAo; highest Gle; lowest 60Ac.
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mixed lower; AugustS II ka3l7Sa9lAc september
SOEci No, 8 white Sc. Hay quiet Cut meata
dull, Lard lImer GAl dull; western steam y ~;
September 3 80; Fork dull aud steady; new
mess sli 5Oal5 w. Butter trneT; western dslry
lial7ci do creamery l6a2lci Elgius 2lo, Eggs
iriner; western fresh l5al6c, Cheese tirm- Tai
low more active and steady, Rosln dull. TUT
pentine quiet. Rice steady, holasSes dnil;
Soaee qpleti loa0 points down sugar duu aHu
nominal,
CHICAGO. August s.-Wheat slumped +? cents a
bushel to-day, but recovered 80 OF the loss. An
uneasy feeling existed aud there was rather Tree
ll9uldatipnJ Notwithstanding the amount o.
% Srassaa and % 6 aSlF oR ocean lsDd P1ssasS 81.
10000 more IN gold coming 10 Amer
lea and the Illinois crop report being declde9ly
uni1yorable, reporting the Yield per acre the
smallest since lSSl' and the crop the smallest
harvested for years, There was some shipping
demand and some lots were worked for export
aud more II Is said would have been done, but
for the difficulty In sterling exchange,
Corn easier aud lower,
Oats active and lower,
Provisions tlrner and higher,
Flour duh and unchanged,
.wHEAT-Cash No, 2 sPnug bsLc; No . spring
56ci No, 2 red bSHu; August bSla5gljloStSe
September l595Ga6llsab9Hci December 671sa'S1A
CoRK-Cash No. ., sTJsc; August s7gSGSsasflsci
September 99LAiOHa3lIic MAY 4lhai!Aail1sc,
OATs-Cash No 2 2l9Sc; August 3ISasta
SS3,5sGi September 9s%a2lNa24ci May @SISa-''sa
gSE-No. ., 45Xc.
FLAGsEED-S6C.
TIMOTHY sERD-S3 81
MIS- FoRK-Calh sl2 o.; August 8? CO., Sep
tenber sl2 25al2 0al2 %; October sl9 s..
L4RD-CaSh 81 7ul7 75i August " blSi sep
tIeIabeF u 6aa7 7sHaT 721Si October S6oa1 O'1Ea
sihf6SRr Rms-Cash 81 l5a7 90; August s. 49,
September 81 O2hSl7 9Oa7 IS; october 81 VIVA
l5S7 70; shoulders 81 9Oa7 95i short clear
81 69Nl7 B7k.
WHisKY-Gla
BUTTER-Qulet; creamery l7a2lci dairy l4alOG
Edds-Steady at lsEo,
PmADELPuIA, Pa, August s-Flour dull
her 6ilaG6c; October GTJIa6so; November
6gHa7Oc.' Corn weak and lower; No. ? mixed
August 47ai71Gc; September 47Hai755ci Octoper
4Sa4sIlci November 49c, Oats weak NO. whlpe
August 32a33C; September SIC; October d3Aa
SgAc, Eggs irmer; Pennsylvania frss 1870,
wheiteasio No. = red Sc; receipts 900 bush;
els; shipments 1000 bushels. Corn flrmi No. 2
mixed ilhgc, Oats easier; No . mixed 2i5Sc;
Rye dull at 400. Pork quiet at sli 90 Lard
nominal at 81 80, Bulk meats quiet at " BOA
$50, bacon firm az slO9 %. Whisky weak at u Il
othen unchanged.
BALTIMORE, Nd. August s-Wheat quiet
md lower; spot GikC;N September G6Isci Octo-
ber CSC; December 7S4e Corn steady spot ACT
September 47bc; October Axe Oats steady
No, 2. white western sc. Rye dull; No, !, nc,
Hay In good demand at go 6Oa22 90 Butter
quiet; creamery fancy 2lc Cotlee dull
TOLEDO, O., August s,-Wheat active and
lower No. ? cash s9ei August Coz September
6914c; December Csc, Corn dull and steady;
No. . cash 4lhc. Oats quiet; cash 25l5c. Rye
dull; cash l7c. CloVerseed dull and steady;
prime September SG5; October So 10.
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BosroS. MAS. August s.-wool dull: Ohio X
22a23c: Xxx aud Xxx and above 24a2jc: Michigan
Y 2oa22c; iiue dolalnc Michigan &c; Ohio &c;
md anS medium SSaSSs; pulled mud ioieiEn
dull.
NEW YoRE, August S-wool dull and unset.
tied: fleece 0a2Sc; domestic fleece 2Oa2jc; TOxaS
lGal7c.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, August s.-wool market
dull prices nominal and unchanged.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features. of the Money and Stock
Markets,

LII HbuluT0bs VI Nv Akuuby uuu plOCk
Markets,
NEW York, August S-Money on call easy at .
aS per cent; last loan 2 per cent; closing OF.
fercd ut . per cent. Prime mercantile paper
SALE per cent. Sterling exchange stronger at
81 sla4 1914 silver certificates were quiet with
sales at 76C; closing at 1870 bid and 7jkc asked.
The total sales Of stocks wero 1914. COO shares.
The volume Of business at tho stock exchange
was small aglin to-day, and the course OF prices
continued irregular with the tendency In the
main downward In tho early trading Chicago
Gas, Sugar aud General Electric yielded 8 10 3A
per cent aud tho remainder Of tho list IL to "a,
But on n demand to cover shorts there was a
rally OF y to IA per cent, the latter In General
Electric. Following this period OF dizziness
camo tho Presidents message TO Congress, on
which the traders In the room, most OF whom
arc bCnrishly inclined, made a sharp onslaught
upon the market. The attack was clearly pre-.
concerted, for II began some minutes before
Wall street had an opportunity TO oven scan over
the contents Of the message. General Electric
was again the chief sufferer, The decline was
accompanied by a revival oftho ru1nors that the
proposed plan TO pay OF the floating debt was
exciting Increased opposition. Most Of the
other leading shares held well, and the market
was improving when tho announcement Of
the suspension of II. l.. Hotchkiss & Co. was
made from tho rostrIim OF the exchange. On
this Northwestern broke 4 points to %, Tho
changes otherwise, however, were far less i'm.
portant, but at the close tho market was in the
1inain week. The bulk OF the selling through.
out the day was for professional accounts. Ac.
COtdlng to tho commission houses comparative.
ly little long stock was forced out. While the
traders took m unfavOrable Wow OF the Ptcsi.
dents message, the cOilccnsis OF opinion In
banking md brokerage circles was that It's eject
would DO sRlutary upon tho public mind aud
will help 10 restore confidence
Railway bonds were dull and weak. Sales
sGSnycrrmspt and stats bondV duII.
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Wv W@ANsN@ fNNs ANeANN
ss& s1w. Cay ST., one block north of
state House, Columbus, Ohio. In.
toTporatcd 1886. Capital 10000.
DEE FRANcE and oTTMAN, Of New York, the
tniHeut Specialists, on account Of their large
Practice 10 Ohio, have established the Franco
N.jcli Institute, where all diseases will be sue
osaiully treated oil the most Scientific Prin.
dpies. The Institute has for its Faculty u
vH5 NJ recognized specialists, each eminent
igiis profession. Their long experience la the
lsgtat hospitals In the world enables them 10
!gcC-j luNy treat all iormso of Chronic, Nervous and
Pnllg Diseases, also Diseases Of the EyenndElr.
IMPORTANT TO CEOlES-DRs, FRAEcg md
OrrAAS, after years Of experience, hay dis.
oyttol the greatest cure known for q! dis
usr5 PECULIAR to the sex. Female diseasts pos
Ilg-ly cured by the new remedy, Olive BloaScm.
Tie cure Is effected By home treatment. Eg-
iiigly harmless and easily applied, Consultation
aht Correspondence FREQ and Strictly Confidential.
lhty have attained the most wonderful sue
cess w the treatment of Catlrrh, Stomach, KID.
tg, Bladder. Nervous, Chronic and Special Diseases
ct ilgr and women. DiR. FRANCE and OFT.
Nas liter years Of experience, have perfected
u, most inlalliblc method OF curing Vital
lnin 10 Urine, Nocturnal Losses, Impaired
Memory, Weak BACK, Melancholy, Want OF En-.
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practices Of youth, blightinE the most radiant
hopes. rendering marriage unhappy, annually
sweeping 20 m uutimcly grave, thousands OF
sale. l4lglt and brilliant intellect. APetieci
tsi2'aton Gultant0ed, uriug sample OF urine
!t g.gmill aud inicroscopicll examination.
'.Ca.-f ard correspondence confidential,
,I,4lmgnt sent c. o i. to nny part of the US.
ISL of $50 questions free. Address, With
Eiiagc, Or. FRANCE, Columbus, Ohio.
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yor.,ay oi New York. now Of THE FRANCE
NUDlCNL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE, Co.
llmU.s. Ohio, by request OF many friends aud
i..iI.u-. have decided to visit
bridgeport, Sherman House, Tuesday,
August Is.
Bellairc, Windsor Hotel, Thursday,
August IL.
Consultation and examination FREQ and strict.
ly confidential from On IL. to- y, N" one day
Ills Doctors describe tho different diseases
tgHcr than the sick can themselves. 1t is u Won.
dtuul riit Tor anyone to possess. Their dug.
u1-tr powers have created wonders throughout
lAr country.
Fag Elegttapathie Treatment for all foEms OF
F,mule Diseases aud the treatment OF Seminal
Weakness Los OF Manhood aud Errors OF Youth
IS recognized u Lu the most successful method
ryg, discovered us used By Dn. France & OF.
man.
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New YoRK, August s.-BusIness in dry goods
Is at Il stAndStlll 30 far as now transactions arc
concerned, although agents report considerable
inquiry for moderate parcels, und there Contin.
ues an improved trade with cutters and for OK.
port. Tho days demand discloses nothing new
between agents and jObben. The market IA OK.
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EEw YoRE, August G-Pig iron dull and
steady; American Ol2 76ai6 10. Copper weak
Lake 81 ". Lead quiet domestic 81 IS Tin dull
stfnIghLg SIS IS.
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.


limo TnDIe NO, 2, 70 Tnke oH00F Il'II q NJ
SUNDAY, July o. 1898
Loayc Wheeling l6ip tsiW $500. gO.BtiOOl
a. H., t2;2J. e2.iO. oi3G1, fg!Ol n m.
Leave renlnsula--tG;iG tsi0i $500, lg.6i, ilO!OJ
H. H., tljBi, H2!iG, aliaG, 5000. 4, M
Lcaye Terminal juuCtlnn-I7!21 5p!O0. alOi7A
~, tlild, 1850, tisl4, t6.l4. tS.g5. ,gi,ip m.
ioavc Martins ~Fotry-t7il6, ty.Ot, oi0;63h m,
tii5. %iSs e.lg i5ilV tsi5@ y9 q NJ ann
S2:i6 tj:2l, ib.2t, tsias, ilOUi p M.
Arrive Whecllng-tla0, l9iU, eiitOi a. IN,
HES e2.b2. tilal, tii3l, tsllt ilOli y m,
sphily. tDRily except Sunday, }SuidAys only
All trains Will run on Eastern Time
W. al 4 nndC, T. W. tWlns will not stop
between Martins Ferry aud Wheeling
j.E TAUS5lG, Superintendent
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~ Pennsylvania Stations.
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TIcKEr OYV1CEE AT PENM4YLvANA CITATION Of
WATIl III, F09T or EtEvENrii Ia. WHEELING,
AT McLuhE HuUHn, WHEELING, AID At I1fP
PENNSYLVANIA STATION. pRiDdEPuRr,
RnrrnREnr RYErrM-n IlANnLN RnnrE.n
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tson ~nyspI-IisIA,

INDIGESTION, aud stomach llsQrlctt, take
liIONYN's HON nlrTFRH,
All dealers keep II, 81 pqf bottle, uCnnlnohM
trademark Rnd creased tod lln0aon wrapper
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CCIsG,xssTTt o. August section steady
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nrs. FRANCE & OTTMAN,

No Money Required of Responsible Par
dies To Commence Treatment.
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their children while teethlng, with perfect sue.
cess II boolhOs the child, AoitohA tho gums al.
lays all plln cufos wind collie, and IL the beat
for DiAtfhna,. II. will tollcVC the poor
IN every part Of tho world. twenty-five cents a
bottle, ~ suro aud ask for "Mr1 wlnIlow's
Soothing syrup" aud take no other kind.
AWYAw
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'Dally. tDnlly except Sunday.
J.E TERRY. Gen, Freight & Pass Agent,
JOHN BAlLIE, 1900 Market Street.
+. p. DUNBAR, Union Depot jYB
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.

On aud after Monday, June 70, Passenger
Trains will run as follows: "DailY. tDally Ex-
cent Sunday, CENTRAL time.