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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-11-09

NIdts iibsrSeuat raider al5 Ell Der
iud nit 9egsitt's @itdSaSel Gable
bel 8rauowuuoer, Husiidunsen, Shur.
iuHseu. Sauttrantbeltsu uno SomUtrhois
ocn. @alter SIps.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-11-09
Il gen NJ.

Shreloer (5u is,nea 2%ebriun9en.
Den er nit eiuem Wnbnbrisf 81 einem
idumi9en aunoen seid:dD: ,3d, iuar's
ibm rett uuansenebm. baB 9u fam IT,"
2sbrjuu9c: ISM @eaentheil--er Jog
te. ,b iolI fpieoer fommen!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-11-09
Den % ettpsrbsjitTrIH.

Zen @eftperbsiitTrrH.
3ura Cure Ibel.H in1sH sludiih suer.
ben
Rii einemmof bic Wsnit;eu al nBi
GresH.
Ro1t stldlih uf bic Qd6itsu I'm
Guh Der,
so ipirb etn Gan;sH and Gas 5<iI
s~riprieseu;
JEr sisSi ben Irppfsu RoIen6t in's
Reer-
Sbr ml6i' in's @oHirstsus inI si-
Ssn;t
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-11-09
Sntereiiante 2sctlr c.

vSie, &di9erin, wis tommts benn,
oab sic mir isst bus GOppelte fur oas
Raideu meiner Maihsttsu bered.
uen?"
.gsrjelb'n g, Ssrr garrn. aber i'd
fam nidt anosrs. Sic baben balt in
ueuerer !5eit Die @%eipobubeit. ale Sbrs
RotiSen auf Die Wauidettrn 5u itrei'
benz"
nGaerbinss! 80. Das sebt pobl
ihiuer beraus?"
,8ar net. -, nber niilen g, Die
Mdoelu usrtrassn 10 slsl Seit mli'm
-Qejen!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-11-09
Es iruff.

siE Casa. In BEN g spHft, in in e;sfsH aEistfIar'
ten. ber SsmsHiif abssfhsz .SfttrE ttfpas SeItsEss
aesr tine aoE ssza ssslR!ra btisNsns S~srftsIttts;,.
iar ssiesn isi Huheilbor. in ma 10 bittT aHla sf.H.
uHsIanbs an e, heilsnss Eaat bar Tfsitia III znr
ttus miIst sy0rm poz Rpu0maHit. Otiposl in naur
teu Jdasa bar toisssraolit TibsrfoIs him steraE1
striti,stHorfistr g9tttsI ben STsisei faf II rsttssI.
tissn IHttHt. Ssfstssr's EaffHtititrs bat s<H st.
reis s~Itts,rt. eas a i'm staHet m, Issssrss. Ser.
fegfuas, EaIertsartigt aTaufhsittH. 5sarrH. Ens
e.b<tItisez nzs St,scFiit ia %lHrtrtu; istHs sstr.
saHut,z eeti,rfo!st foatsH utz,stxHs ssE Str'zs
earii In aasa pereenaHatsz RraHfettsSrf1e;znr.
zen rsatfertis,r. ititf RsHH "a sHssT, aEgr.TfHts
aIs irg1trcs tTDseiez hstsz. H2ii aszfeenszi a..
sraHHf. aMre tls tit.rrs sts sar;RatisatR i,aGs s.
u6ltLssr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-11-09
Il nbeqrcifftd d..

sd besreiie nidi, parum man bic
&lnenidait als cine 2sudie oes Sabr'
bunoerts bsseiduen Tam! Mir fpmmt
ne ihrediih ouufsl per."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-11-09
. ermauente NnSiebun9 g.

Glara: ,,5irdtslt Gn niht, bob
Did Sfmaro Defines 9elees iprgsn
beiratbsn uiro?"
Dora: sd mil fiebcs iues en- met
nes @sloss, nls ipsseu meinsr Stons
belt sebeiraibst tusroeu."
Clara: ,um aues in Der @eii! &a.
RIM eas?"
Dora: ySdoaheit usrssbt. Sslo
bsiifbt unb irdst uteusrein upd 3in'
len."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-11-09

Sieine beg ctabnil1s 5siunbbe,ts
ringer: 0egsiits 9ittte GARTH Rilerss
beileu maIariide St6runsen une resuIi.
rem @ossu unS Ginsstueioe, aopipeb
uno Sdwinhst perbinotrne. Nolter
Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-11-09
Home Machine \ SuDDlY Co.
AUGUST WOHlT. Giaemlbimrr.

Raidinentbeiie, GampIrobrea, Seutiis
Dele uim. fiets au 0ane. Seioaosrs ani
inertia nfeit mire Der Reparainr pom ausa
arten Rai6inen unS namentild Sarm Ms.
idlaen seidenft. &tr e1rantireu unierc
arbeiten uno iiefsrH hirielben prompt uuo
biIis. jan Is B
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-11-09
2 d iper IN m q d c II.

HrSt: .0te 9sidiuulit hinieu On
Shrsm SaIs III nidt ssrooe ssidbrlid
-aber Sic nurieu lie nitt aus Dem
Nuae perliersn,"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-11-09
Il E b erfub brit.

bite UNI cine fleine @abe fur Die
Mult!"
sd 9ete nidts ...bab' anh sar
nihts aeb0Tt!"
soy! 9lauben Sle pielIeidt, id
bdtt' nidt sebDft. iuie Sic porbin nit
ten I'M Spiet ,,Yfui Detbt" seiagt ba'
ten q"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-11-09

@eun ,br or 8opfpeb uuo 8erItop.
Jung lsiben wplt, 10 aetrauht ni6i
0egYitt's 9ittle Garlp Hiiers. @al.
Ter BROS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-11-09
VI II II 0 u c.

Gin @eibetieino iudt / Rduner.
fsinbiu 81 hslratbeu. Sferte inter
8leit uuo @(eit OIL Die grpeb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-11-09

Smmer @e 8 mann.
nSsrr 2sibslss, Sbue' febtt ME mas.
Saseu Sc, bun no bejisb'n 81
Sbre @siunoheii 2"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-11-09
Ga0r0rbeit.

6Ieiesrs Satdnetoem. Sran StIsna Spsr'S ptre
ostorttohreu has Suibuethtn bon GItibtrn /. 'aren
Ste mar pdhrtub ben ietieu 6 mohtr sSrau Sst,taur
intern ns,bIihtn gintpobntrn SeItatnbstt bos An.
I6ntioeu ~ t%rlsrutu. Tab bic neut Wlttbpbe bee Sn.
i1ntiosns Is,tt ~ ~srIerutn nnb prattiih N. ntrbtn
vile btttdtt9tn bic % berfits trttrnt babeu. eprttt
roc bet Tran osItRapo.r q.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-11-09

Don bitism yripils9ium Gin baltts
J~abrbuHoert Sebrnud semadt obue
oubsi 9roBs Rsidtblmsr sslammeli 5u
bober.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-19

Evon woman enjoys tho sense Of
daintiness which a spotIcssIy cloan
white pettlcoat gives. But not every
woman can afford this luxury. Tho
laundry bill which is sure TO stare her
In tho face Is appalling. Less expen.
sive and almost as dainty are tho new
uuderskirIs OF iinen dimity. They nto
ecru In color and lnado with deep ruf.
lie tastoIully embroidered in dark shades
Of silk. Price, 81 81.
Skirts OF black mohair or moreen wear
much better than pe!ticoats OF silk.
They have much the same effect when
made with ailt rutllus. Don't mako tho
ruiilcs OF old silk, which you may have
In tho house. left over from a gown
which has seen better days. There is
no economy in it, The rutIles will be.
come worn before you have the skirt a
week. It pays to buy good silk for this
PURPOSE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-19

Many a pio or pudding ia spoiled be.
cause tho ncr;neue is not succoas.
Tho usual trouble with tho merinGuO
which falls when taken from the oven
in that IL is baked In too high temper
nturo. II you boat the whites OF tho
eggs 10 a siiiI, dry froth, gradually beat
in tho powdered augir, generous
Tablespoonful for oaCh whitO OF an ogG.
Thon put tho mcringuo on tho pic or
pudding when partially cooled, and
boEo in n moderate Ovcn. With tho
door open from eighteen TO twonty
minutes tho mnrlnguO will DO delicious.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-19
stCArs TIIAr AItE DANGEROUS.
They shouId De AvoidssI by Persons Who
Desire Good Dfrtstt0na.

They ShOuid De Avoided by Persons Who
Desire Good DtGtstiona.
Animal foods are not eonerally con.
ductve TO good color or a ttne complex
ion. SiilE, eggs, butter and cheese arc
exceptions.
Moa. once day Is asufaclency for all
children. aud for all women who prefer
the spiritual to tho sensual type OF
beauty. Tho school for yegetarlana
may not be famous tor It's Venuscs and
Apol!oS, but II Ia not large contributor
10 the freak museums,
Many meats arc positively dangerous.
For instance. only giant constitutions
hayo tho muscular ability to digest
fresh pork; undigcsted it is a fruitful
source Of dyspepsia. Tuberculosis,
scroiulA, gastric fever, nervousness and,
In fact, all tho diseases resulting from
inflammation Of tho gastric system.
Fresh pork Is not a sRte food for any
woman to cat uulo9a shH rune ranch, q
steamboat, q farm, or Ia engaged in
soine equ1lly active pursuit necessitat.
Ing outdoor lie and muscular exertion.
Even ham aud bacon OF tho choicest
"curo" need tho publication Of fre.
Veal is another bad meat unless cooked
to shrcds, and rare mutton is under sus-
picIon.
While bcct lie tho most nutritious OF
meats properly Z served, 1t is often so
badly served as to useicssly tax the
digestive organs. Much Of the hash Is
no better than stewed brown paper,
aud tho iriod steak and corned beef OF
tho average homo dinner would do the
consumer far moro good in the garbage
box. Foods shnt I'll tho stomach and
foods tnGt feed or nourish IL arc not tho
Bamo. Tho value OF tho meat Is In the
Juice, and nothing cleo counts. That is
why tho trained nursery maids who get
$50 month to keep infant heirs Of
complicated Estates from dying, and 60
annuIIing legal documents, never allow
tho tots TO swallow a morsel OF coarse
meat, MS beef and mutton are called.
There is moro nutrimont in piece OF
broiled steuk the size OF spool Of
thread than In flve-pound pioco OF
picked or smoked beef.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-19
A PANsY WHIST PARTY.
It Is Pleasant Change From Ordinary
Whist--pnnaica Arc Everywhere.

It Is n Pleasant Change From Ordinary
Whist-Pnnsica Arc Everywhere.
A pansy whist card party is pleas.
ant way to spond q summer evening
when tho weather will not permit OF o
moonlight pail or etrolI. Have tho
tables arranged tho Same as Tor drive
whist, but lot each tally card DO shaped
like q pansy, and have the prizes either
IN tho form OF pansios or decorated with
them.
A souvenir spoon with an onamelled
pansy for tho handle and the date OF
tho card party engraved in the bowl
would mako charming first prize. Pin
cushions shaped like pansy, sachct
bags and glove cases painted with pan.
sIes would all DO suitable for prizes Tor
tho Indies. A pansy stick-pin exquia.
itcly onamollcI would do WOll for tho
gontlcmcn's 1rst prizo. The second
prizo might bu stamp boz, tho cover
stimulating a pansy blossom or a cravat
case Of suede painted with ransies.
Tho room should DO decorated, as far
as possible, with pansiOs, and tho cakes
and ices served blond in color with tho
flower.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-19

Tho Independent (Dem. J, Cumberland:
"The great mass OF intelligent mon who
belong 10 trades unions arc not fools.
They arc mon Of reason and good sense
and arc good judges Of right and wrong.
Thoy will not obey orders that will no.
suit In suicide to their own meaus OF
livelihood, purniysis to tho business OF
tho country and moral crime against
their employers With whom they have
had no quarrel. Every community and
evory class OF men has lie cranka and
agitators. and organized labor may have
In its membership some mon who will
be taken into any movement no matter
how ridiculous nor how wrong. and
will advocate tho latcss hercsics in n
manner that scems dangerous, but the
masscs do not usually act with these
and tho end may DO depended upon to
be found on tho sido of good sense and
iNstICeh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-19

Tho cradle In which tho little Duke of
Kent Is spending his lrat GUNNER va.
cation" las hold the infant forms OF
maoy OF bio royal grnndnnclo and
Tho cradle awnings from n gtncetn!
fromo Of rich old mahogany inlali with
goli, Draporics OF handsomn brocade
Of delicate pearl tint aro attached anu
uaUl 10 shut oil instrus'vc drau2hts:
Iho shGcts for this downy nest aro OF
finH irish linen, lace trimmed. tho
iinnket. arc softost embroidered
pvyomcan wool, and tho coverlld
matches tho pearl broCade. Tho crown
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-19
THE WORLD OF WOMEN.
Tho Newest Things in Comfortable
Wear for tho Summer.
A HANDSOME BLACK AND WHITE
Gown With TrimmIngs-whtte Can.
vas all tho Ragc-In Place of
White Skirt - Summer Recipes
hIeass That arc Dangerous to Per.
sons Who Wan. Good DI.cstIons.
Tho Pansy whis, Party
Esg Tort Word.

Her Tori WoSn.
The black mud whlsc gown still reigns.
It Ia conspicuous and even more daring
than in the carly spring. The ono touch
Of color in Its fashioning is most vivid.
A French gown OF black and white
striped GroB grain silk is nadO with a
full, plain skirt. which may bo worn
with other wuists than its own. TIH own
waist, however, has the Fronch touch.
There Is no semblancO OF collar, the
neck being cut trlAo low aud flushed
in front with a bow Of white chiffon,
embroidered in scarlet berries. The
bow spreads out over tho corsaco and
tucks into broad corsciet Of scarlet
surah, which cncircIes tho waist. Four
large mothor.oi.pearl buttons ornament
the corselet. Tho sleeves, Ike every
other Partisan sleeve OF tho momORi,
ara three.quarter length and much
pulled. Beneath tho elboy the are tin.
ished with coil aud rosOste Of tho gay
Scnrlet Burab.
Tho hat which was designed for this
costume is Of white NOapolitan straw.
1t Is outlined with beading Of jOt and
trimmed with clusters Of scarlet cRrna.
tions. Though tho hat IL an expensive
Frcnch creation, II would tako brave
woman to wear II.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-19
MhItp Cnnyrr thc Itnre.

Tho most chic summer belt is made
OF white canvas. 1t is stitched in silk
und fastened with buckle. Days Of
canvas TO match tho belts arc also sold.
II tho belt il stitched IN brown silk the
bug will he bound with brown leather
aud fastened to tho belt with leather
straps. Summer notebooks ard pocket
books arc also OF white canvas. They,
too, arc bound with leather, and fro
Qucntly ornamentod with design In
twisted gilt.
Ono summer girls outing gown was
made OF navy blue serge. 1t consisted
Of welI.cut jacket, Ekirt and shirt
swnist. With ii shO woro white canvas
belt stitched In dark blue forms from
which u leather.bound canvas bag was
suspended. Her shoes were Oh white
canvas and her yachting cup of the same
matcrlul,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-19
Why no Foil 0ri tMe porch.

DarOn Ftrr Prs.
The dainty biz of q summer girl in n
bewilderIng fluff OF gown was twittcring
sweetly TO tho rural youth, and no was
go tickled no couldn't keep still. She
had only been in tho country two days
and had met him that morning.
"fs IL always go warm as this In the
country?" she inquired.
"You don't think this Is warm, do
you" no responded.
Indeed, do; I think i: ia positively
hot"
LIKELY IL Is, but IL Is Emo wcuthcrfor
corn"
She looked at him doubtiully and
blushed.
"But l have no corns," sho said, and
he fell of the porch in aparoxysm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-19
SUMMER RECIPES.


Cut a watermelon into long strips.
Remove tho aceds aud cut of tho green
rind. Now cut tho pieces Of melon into
two-inch squares. Place these In q
freezer and pack In salt and Ice. Let tho
fruit stand for about gu hour, as It Is
not to DO frozen solid. Servo heapcd in
a glass dish. The pieces OF melon may
be sprinkled with sugar and vine when
they nrn put in tho tEcezer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-19

CHICAGO. July IS Cattle. receipts 800 head;
market lOnlHc higher, native cattle s. O0nj ~:
cows and hcltcns s. 7hn+ Gi: Texans 81 2Sai Is.
Hogs, receipts !l0OO head; snlcS Of mCtchHutnblU
lots were nj u S5Aj ~ not many 'rnd,A ut over
bulnW extra heavy. ShCrp, receipts LWD hphd;
market lOaijc higher. The range was 81 2aO1 W;
lHmtS ea0Al 90
Fast lAnrUTY Pa. July is--(A,tlo, receipts
light; mnrkCt st,Niy and unchanged Hogs Te.
cViptS very light. PRICES higher; rhi!nlciphiaH
a InOi i0; bCgt Workers. q GnS u: pig5 Is ..in
s.. Shcsp, Strndy aud all sold; extra G. 70nS no.
good g. 2Oas 80, common HcasI %; lambs {! 5Oa
IjG.
CITriSNATI Iuiy is-II0Gs Arm Rt a. 7jHj N;
receipts ~ head. shipments TO head
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-19

For about two quarts OF iroEen cream
use ono quart OF Awect cream, ono gen.
erous pint OF ripe peaches, pared.
mashed and strained; one cuptul and a
half OF sugar aud onofourth OF n tea
spoonful OF almond extract. Mix the
sugar with the strained peacheR; then
add tho cream. beating it In gradually
Now add tho almond extract and trGcz0,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-19
FINANCE Assn TRADE.
the Psnures OF no sroavy ana stoeH
uRrHeta.

MARKETS.,
Mr. YORK. July S-sfooey On cali easy Al
iJs- orat: ~ Iodu aud ei0sed 81 per cent
Prime aorraauiD ssSECr soS pf ecat s'c''
lag exchange duh tu, hrGI ct S'ssst n sivrt
certificates Ntas>s. Tl,c soiai saies werc ios 90
shsraa
Vsrp It no, tor the sYs,ulati0n to sassi n
day. stocE toStFet would have been irrCdeoia'
ably dull ThO Iitlie trading dJus vas Trfy =.
regular and seerrrd to hs tot quick turnG aud by
the room irsicfT almost entirely. Nspite tpe
inactivity the speculation shared no graf TStk
uCss IN any Of The grouyH, aud wRs raihSs h'4
IN the naln,
suraF oSened unchanged aud recded = poI
CENT which UaS the lowest tOuchcd' About =
o'clock brlSS suyihE movement vas dcrslopsl
baSci gu Washington AdTiceS TO the el.ct 'n ,l
tho senate cUpicsrSs insisted Oh hGtdtnE inc
sugar schedule a. II left the senate Ias sAat,s
cuuunurd y advance TO the closs making Snlh
Of "a pcr cCpt from the lOT potut OF the morn
lag and ~ per cent from ycstefdAys Closing
The ,srsunc4, Of Catesgo G4s wpS due 70 The
belief that Mayor Hopkins, Of Chicpso WI Teto
the ordinance grunfinE Charter 70 tne nv.
vo:sd company. and that the T0io VIA ho' DC
The ra.lHsd bond rarkc, hos been dull. but
Government isiit and state honts dull
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-19
ANIMAL EXTRACTS,
PREPARED aooOnuisd 70 ma
yOEarLn oy
DR. WILLIAM A. HAMMOND,
az uNpEa ~ surEEyutos.
TEsTINE.

In exhaustive states of tho nervous syv.ern. 70.
y1iung from s1oo4siTO mental work: emotional
e1cilsmcu. or other causes capable OF ic.'nniug
,he force and endurance Of tho several organs Of
the body; depression Of spirits, nsiSnclolin. and
certain types OF inSAnity; in cases Of inu,,ula,
weakuosS, OF Of general debility; neuFEr.hoa,a,
and all irritable GtatSI Of tho braiI. spinS cord,
OF nervous system generally; IN nervous and
eougcstiVc headaGhOi III neuralgia and In net.
roui dyEpopGiai IN weak states o. the gcnCrative
system ;-in Ril Of tho abOvO.nhmed conditions
Gehln0 will Be found Of the greatest service.
Dose, Drops. Price e draeiimsl, 8. 90.
Where local druggists are not supplied with
tho hammond Animal Extracts they wifi be
NAILED, together With all existing literature on
lie subject on receipt Of prico. by
THE COLUMBIA CHEMICAL CO,
Washington; u. c.
Logau Drug Company, Agents for Wheeling
npl7.rTHGS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-19

Use two quarts Of raspberries. ono
pint OF sugnf, tho juice OF ono lemon
and ono pint OF water. Mash tho rasp'
berries and sugar together and lot them
stand for two hours. At tho end Of that
time add tho water and lomon juice,
Freeze tho same rs leo cream.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-19

SYMPTOMS Moisture: Intense itching and
singing; most " night; worse by scntchlns. II
allowed To continue juniors form, which often
bleed and ulceratN, becoming very bUrN
SwAYEE's OlSTNaST stops tho itching Rnd
bleeding. heals liberation, Rud IN most cases -.
moves tho turlnH ~ drnggls'3, or hy mall for
anccn'S DR.. Swaynu & iOn. Philadelphia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-19
Wheeling Bridge & Terminal RY,
CO. HKEw2TER Receiver
Time TahIp No. 49, 10 take OBJECT 1901 q IN,
RnndnY EnvCmb0t " 1901

Time Table No, II. 10 tHkG OBJECT l!.0l q IN,
Sunday November ~ 1894
Leave Wheeling -ts:Oo, t9:ib, lilioa m, nm,
s8:Ih, tI;S1. ~ % r, 70.
s3,NI, tt1i gHs0d y IN.
t2Sk, o1'!T. ~! G'l!,
Arrive Terminal nciinn-ts:i7, ti0Ul, ei;jI
o. ~, i!.SS. hI;9!. tt:t6. lD.lS y. IN
Leave Terminal Junction -. 1900, n NJ,
Leave Martins Fotry-t7'aS ;p;O7 IN, 'i,.Ij,
iI;OS. tI.iH 1873 ts:h1 ., tn
lcsye PUuinsnlu-t7 ii, lBiihm. "i!;1l ,i'lI,
All rilyo whcclins-l7,iO 1910 a H.. "ls.s7,
adj. tl,aS ti.tl, tH:Oip IN,
sDsily tDGIly except sunday. iSuudaya oal!
Alitrains will run on EASTERN Time
], TAUSSIQ, Superintendent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-19

consuts his best interests by having n
box Of Krausc's Headache Capsnics ut
hnud; taken na directed will prevent or
stop amy kind Of hOadache, no mOttcr
what tho cause, in fact il your Bkull was
cracked II would prevent pain.
Sold by AlCx. T. Young, John Kari,
Wheeling, md Dowio & Co., Bridge
port, Ohio.
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aud three feathers which gurtnoGns the
framework arc further typical OF the
royal state Of tho small occupant,
whose baby eyes look oui on many such
suggestive emblems.
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MIrinlA.
OttNu.

EFw York July is.-pig iron dull. Cope
aud lead quiet. Tin easy: straits go Is.
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Always accompanies good health, and
al absence Of appetite is an indica-
ton Of something wrong. The univcr-
sal testimony given by those who have
used Hoods Sarsaparilla, as TO lis morits
in restoring the appetite, aud as a
purifier OF tho blood. constitutes the
strongest recommendation that can be
urged for any medicine.
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M Epfcat.

o.. {. G. Reess aefys and Brain ,1reaiTenl
Il b0 undOr positive written guarantee, by nutbor:
i2fA agents only, 70 euro Weak Memory; Loss Of
b'R.n md Nerve Power: Lost Manhood; Quiz EnesG
Night I0ssca; Evil Dreams; tACk of C0ullcacei
ESrvnGmpss; LaSsltudC; all Drnlns: Losa OF PoTrt
Of the Decorative Organs IN elthar scTu cAuaot ny
uTer-cxUrtiOn; Youthful ErfOrT Excc'piVo Ugo q
MlsgrJ, consunption IhEanit1 md DOath. ny mall,
hog; for Is; with wrlttDn guarantee TO euro Or
refund money: WESr's COUdIHTRup. certain
Ehnoping Cough, Eor6 Throat. pleasant to tRtH.
hn1l tlEs ditcontinucd: ola, 6oc. Ftzc nT 70; OH
q Gl1e, now 10
GUARANTEES issued only through CttAa L
GOETHE, Successor 10 McLH!n Brothers, Drug
gIsS. Wheeling ". Va !ylsThsGWy
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Put u pint OF sugar into quart OF
boiling water and boil for hall MI hour.
Then add q pint OF cutrAnt juice and
tho juice Of two lemons. Whom cold
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When Baby was sick, we gave her csstorls.
When she Wal a Child, sho cried for cGStotA.
When Glo became Mis-. shn chung to castorts.
When che had Children, ShS CaVathCn COStoTta
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Hoop's PINS cure all liver Ills, bilious.
ness, jauudice. indigestion, aick head.
acho. Csc. 4
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OHIO RlVER RAlLRoAp 60.

On and atlcr sunday. IuuCN, 1891 Passenger
Trains will run as follows; 0DallY fDaily Es'
ccp, Sunday. Central ,iwc.
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1910 land 1918 Market ST.. wheeling, VIVA.

The Island cars and electric motors pass ths
door Third annual session begins MONDAY,
sEPTEMDER IS, 1891 continues thitty.nlns
weeks, divided Into four forms. This school
Offers a complete aud thorough education IN
Practical English, Mathematics, English Classics
Latin and Modern Languages,
Tho school consists Of Primary: Grammar
Academia and COLLEGE Preparatory dcpartm
Tho methods aud courS0 Of Instruction VIII
compare iavorably With tho best sctntnarto' 10
Eoys are received IN the Primary and first yeas
Granular For circulars or Interview apply 70
MRS. N. STEVENS HART,
Principal.
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RAILWAY rIME CARD.

=, Arrival and departure o. trSir, on aui after
aAy n ~. ENHASAttaS W BgraHUN <
AARGa ally, SUNDAY Ectgtr1 :Mduiay y,
copied. saturday excepted. isaulsa oaly sS4,.
afiay Y,Oy ENs;crn standard Tny
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FINaNctAL

%. LAM, Preadcnt Jos sEVroLD cIshiei
~ ItIJEEsoS. Assis5t caSAia:
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Logan Drug Company, Agents for Wheeling
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