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Rock Island Argus., 1894-11-22
Notice Of Sale by missioner.
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Ia the circuit court of said county. In chancery
Mary Lucy Huggins and Frank p. Higgins. VS..
Harvey Chase Hug. ins and Geo-g, F. Roth, in
partition.
In pursuance OF decree OF said court. entered
In said canse on the 10Th DAY II November. A. D.,
1894. ]. Richard A. Donaldson. special comm E.
sioner, will on Thursday. the 20th day of Decem-
ber. d., 1.94, at the hour Of TWO i2) O'Clock in
the afternoon OF said day. at the south door or
the dwelling house situated on tie premises
hereinafter described. in the city Of Rock Islam D.
IN said county. expose at public auction anu sell
10 the highest bidder 70. cash in hond the fol ow
ing 1estr rihed real estate, situated in the county
Il Rock Island, and state of Illinois. towit:
The east nine t9) teet OF lot number twelve
(l2) ana all Of lot numcer thirteen (I3l in block
number three q, in that part OF the city Of Rock
island known as the Chicago or Lower addition.
Dated at Rock Island thi. Goth day OF Novem.
her, A. d. 1891.
RICHARD A. DONALDSON,
Sp= cial ,Ommission, r.
JACKSON L HURST Solicitors for Comp !ainant
Rock Island Argus., 1894-11-22

BosToN, Nov. GA copy of the Bible
was sold in Boston for 81, 900 Mt the auction
sale of the private library of George Liver.
mere, of Cambridge. The Bible was the
celebrated SOLDIERS pocket Bible The
only other copy of this unique publication
is in the British museum. 1t was pub
lished in 1913 for the use of the soldiers
who fought under Cromwell. Tho are
but sixteen pages in the little pamphlet.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-11-22
Chancery Notice.
STATE OF ILLINOIS,
ROCE lar ANN CovSry -.

SuhuceTy NOttce.
STATE OF ILLINOIS.
Rock ISLAND COUNTY.
In the circuit court of said Rock Island county
10 the nu'y term. A. ID 1895. In chincery.
Robert :. WoOdburn complainant. vs John Ev-
ans, the unknown heirs devisees OF John
Evsns, deceased. Nancy kvans. the unkr own
heirs or devlsees Of Nancy Evans, deceased.
defendants. Bill 10 quiet title.
To th- shove named defend4n and each of
them: Affidavit Of your non-residen e having
been flied In the office OF the clerk OF said circuit
court. notice is hereby ven to yon and each of
you that the above named compl tnanf has f ed
In said conrt his bill Of complaint agsinst you On
the chancery eide Of rad court; that q sum-
mons In chancery has been issued in said cause
against you. reiurnable TO the next term of said
court, to be begun and holden at the court house,
in the city o. Rock Island, in said county. the
first Monday of January A. d. 1s95 at which time
and place you will appear and plead. answer or
demur to said bill Of complaint IL yon III.
GEORGE W. GAMBLE, Clerk.
SWEENEY & WAKE Solicitors for Compl't.
Rock Island. Illinois. Nov. f3. A. d. 1874
Rock Island Argus., 1894-11-22

WELLINGTON, Kas., Nov. 22.-As a re-.
suit of charivari John McCook is dead
and Claude Walton is seriously if not
fatally wounded. Richard Webster was
married and in the evening n crowd of
boys and young men went to his residence
to charivari him and his bride, Webster
fired into the crowd with revolver with
the above result
Rock Island Argus., 1894-11-22

gate and great deal of rounding up-in-
ishing c2, as it were. Go up hgherf 1
cannot say. We will try to finish the work
by the lst OF january. Then l shall be
obliged to leave the committee to assume
the duties Of my Office"
Rock Island Argus., 1894-11-22

CHICAGO, Nov. 22.-Mrs. Florence Fitz-
patrick of 72G Marshfeld avenue. has
had 2i0 pieces of cuticle engrafted on her
breast, back, arms and hand. The skin
was taken from her husband, her brother
and young woman. Mrs. Fitzpatrick
was burned some months ago by the ex.
plosion of n lamp. About 500 more pieces
of skin will yet have to be grated.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-11-22
Injured in a Collfsion.

PITTsBURG, Nov. 22.-In q collision be.
tween an electric and cable car on the
Wylie avenue line. The following were
the casualties: Mrs. Charles Jones. head
cut and bruised, dangerously; Gripman
Harvey Rea, badly cut about the head and
arms: Michael Kombault, Miss Brown,
unknown Woman
Rock Island Argus., 1894-11-22

SEDALIA, Mo, Nov. 22.-Michael Davis,
farmer living near Holden, has been
sentenced in the Pettis county criminal
court to be hanged Jan. 25 1895, for the
murder of James Nicholson, another
farmer, on the night Of Nov. IL. 1898
Nicholson was Drained with a wagon
standard in fight.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-11-22
Transferred to the Esherites.

READING, Pa, Nov. 22.-Schuylkill Sem.
mary, an Evangelical institution located
at fredericksburg Lebanon county, has
been transferred by the Dubsites to the
committee of the Bowman -Esherites,
headed by Bishop Bowman, of Chicago.
1t is expected that the thirty-fiv students
in the college will leave the institution.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-11-22
Wants to Talk College Athletics.

MINNEAPoLIs, Nov. p - President
Smart, Of Purdue university, has sent
letters to the president of the Minnesota,
Wisconsin, Chicago, Northwestern and
lake Forrest universities asking for q
conference on college athletics looking 10
the elimination of professionalism.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-11-22
Tn. 20" Cuts II. Dividend.

Boston, Nov. Sat the meeting oi
the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy rail-
road directors aquarterly dividend OF per
cent. was declared, payable Dec. 10, 1894.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-11-22

For Sale at IS and so cents
per Box, by
For sale by T. H. Thomas, Drug
gist. cor. 18th and I'd av., Rock Island
Rock Island Argus., 1894-11-22

Whea Baby was SICK, We gave her CastoriA
When she was Child she cried for CastoriA
When she became Miss, she :iung to Castoria.
When she bad Children, she gave them CastorSn
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weak all day aud closed at ssnHc net decline
May closed a. J9tc; september closcu 49, "I A.
October closed at sac; November closed ~
weSk Leather steady. beef steady. Cntipeats
dull Lard dull: western steam closed az
81 80; refined dull Pork firm. Butter qu I,,s
Cheese steady. Es heavy; western iregn iOsSa
tine quiet. Rice higher and firm % AolaS SS,s
higher. sugar duh; refined quiet.
CHICAGO, Sept ,19-Thc bearS carried every.
thing with a rush to-day. Compared with yes
fFda, closing P,SS. Taes ow sS
wEEAT-Cash No. ?, S9sza5S1Sc; No. 3 spring
nominal No rcd SiFs3 ssglspM9 Sy az al
&C c tGith No. 4 s4Nc; September bilaSJ!{a
5iISc; October S4nhSl$a5I5Sci December 5l%4A
GS1sGil7Ic: May 63a!'4sssaS3o A.. .,,,o q7.<o
ss4c No white SIS se2!emlese,EF ~ 5SI ~
2sEc. October S01<aS0ssS aSO1Sci May SS'SaSOaS'%c
KYE-No. 2. I7c.
BARLEY-So. 2, 63!fC.
FLAXsGED-So. !, 81 u.
TIMOTHY SEED-PriJDe s. so 49,, >
MES poEX-Cash sls SjalS 70; January SIS ''1s
LAKb-Cash s sSas 90; October IS s215as s7h
sHoRT RIVs-CaSh sides u Gja7 TSi OCTOBER
81 62ySa7 671ga7 CRY; January g Ql,5a7 Ion. ~;
dry sailed shoulders o 7OaS So short clear siues
" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. finished goods 81 81
BUrrRR-MarEet hrm; creamery l1a2l1Sc' ualF!
13ISa2lc
EG0s-Firm at l5a16c
BALTIMORE. Sept l9-Flour dull and un'
changed; receipts 1882 barrels: shipments ~.
67i barrels; suleS $50 barrels Wheat easy: SPOT
and month 5ILSaJi1zc; October j5l6G154ci 20
Cember 81 1ya57Ac; May exc; steamer NO. rgu
62a5 Nc; receipts 32,79y bushels; shipments 10,
700 bushels; stock $40 lO2 buShelsi sales y wv
bushels; milling wheat By sample e3a a2 1U rdi
steady: spot aud month sc; year 3It3io4tGci tG,
ceipts 7Gj bushels: stock 64O3j bushels; southern
white corn &c; do yellow GOc.
CISCrNHATI. o.. Sept l9.-FiOur easy. Wheat
easier; No. red 5!ai3l55c receipts 100 bushels;
shipments 1000 bushels. Corn steady and
firm; No. mixed 5S9<c, Oats slow and caster;
No. mixed 3l14a32e. Rye steady; and QUIET
No. ., Sic. PORK quiet 9t 81 Il , LaGH III
light demand ut s. SIX. bacon easy al 90 21
Whisky steady at 81 3d. Butter steady Sugar
steady Eggs In good demand at l3c. Cheese
steady.
PHlLApELPH1A. Sept. i9-Tlour weak. wheRt
lower; No . red september bJhlbJ3Sci October
5J51at6c; November 5GAj7c; December 514alsc'
Corn opened firm. but closed ut decline OF tac;
No. mixed September Ola6lh{c; October GOA
S6sagG%c; October 3G11$aS614c; November %a
37Ec; December S7ka111Ic. Dntter quiet but
firm; fancy western creamery &c. Eggs, scarce
and firm: fresh western l71aalSc.
ToLEpo O., Sept lO.-wheat lower and dull;
No. cash and September SIC; December 5516c;
May 691sc Corn dull aud lower; No. mixed
SIC; No. ! yellow 565zc Oats steady: No. mixed
SUt9c; No. white SSc. kyo dull; cash 4Sc; S 10
vcr.ecd active and steady; prime cash and Sep
tam har AZ On
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the sacred spear at Pareital. II how
ever does him no harm, bot remains
suspended over his head. He seizes 1t
and describes the sign OF the cross. An
earthquake changes the garden into q
desert and the hellisa charm is broken:
Parcital hurries to seek the Grail and
bring relief with the spear.
TUE CONCLUSION.
The third act opens as the frss.
5Iany years have passed, and misery
and want have taken their abode with
in the sacred walls OF the Grail. Kun
dry has been saved from the wreck; her
wildness ls gone; she IL now meek and
gentle. II 10 Good Friday. A stranger
appears clad in black armor. tie
thrusts the spear into the ground. lays
down shield aud sword. takes oil his
helmet and kneels in silent prayer.
GurnemanE and Kundry recognize Par:
c!fal, who relates his adventures and
su1erings before he found the way
hither. He despairs Of ever finding the
way TO the Grail, and faints into Gurne'
manz's arms. Gurnemanz sprinkles
water on Parcifal's head aud blesses
him as tho promised Redeemer. Kun.
dry pours the contents OF golden vial
over ParcIfal's feet and dries them with
her disheyeled hair. Parcifal then
baptizes the repentant Kundry. That
poor erring soul has at last found rest,
Bells are heard and the scene again
changes to tho Grail. The knights de-
mand the unwilling Of tho Grail, but
Amfortas refuses because Of his wound
xiii the sinner. release him from pain.
The Grail may unVell Itself thus GSaiu'
Parclfal enters and touching Am.
fortas' side, he heals the wound. he
unveils the Grail and blesses all around
him: A wondrous light 10 shed over
all; dove descends from heaven and
hovers over Parcifals head. Kundry
falls at his feet, released by death.
With the words uttered by all
"salyatons greatest wonder.
Redemption 70 the Redeemer'"
the curtains close.
EUGENE FESoHrIEGgR.
Bstltany College, September II.
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"lTcre. take it-balm!
should It not SOothe the pain,
Arabla's soil
Bears naught can heal his wound!

Bears nallght can heal his wounds
Now ask no morc!-rm tired"
This last "I'm tired is unuttcrably
pathetic and painful. She falls to the
ground in agonizing exhaustion. Tho
pages reproach ller. and suspect her OF
seeking to poison tho king, but Gurne-
MANI reminds them OF her readiness TO
be Of service to the Grail, and OF her re-
pentance OF whatever wrong she may
have done. He relates the terrible
scene when he was witness to Amfor-
tas losing the sacred spear into the
hands OF Klingsor, after tho latter had
inflicted the never closing wound, and
repeats the words OF tho oracle that sal.
walton was to como:
.WaIt the coming OF the Immaculate fool,
Grown, wise through compassion whom l
choose"
Suddenly q wild swan struck by an
arrow drops to tho ground. Parcital
had shot the swan, but Gurnemanz adj
monishes the boy for his cruelty, and
,impresses Parcifal with the pain
he had inflicted. 10 all questions
nut to Parcifal he answers. II
know not" lie knows no home,
father nor mother, not good Nor evil,
but he has found the way to the Grail.
which only tho pure in heart can find.
lie follows Gurnemanz to the holy cup.
Der. Tho scene gradually changes and
leads to the sanctuary OF the Holy
Grail. The knights OF tho Grail ap'
proach to gather around the table. Am
iortas is borne in, and with him the
holy vessel, or Grail. The. Grail is un'
yelled, and all kneel in prayer. sud
denly the Grail beams in magical splen-
dor, shedding glorious light over all.
parcifal has been witness, but no docs
not comprehend tho deep mystery, and
Gurnemanz angrily pushes him out
THE SECOND ACT
Tho second act is complete contrast
wo are now in the abode Of sin whore
all that appears to speak Of Joy 10 a black
lie Three motives, KIindsor, Kundry
and Charm motive are the chief musical
content.
KIinrsor, by magic spells, calls up
Kundry's spiritual solf. AS sho par'
coIyos tho fond she uttcrs a piercing
cry Of despair, moaning while she lts'
tons to his orders, which against her
will she has to obey. She must seduce
Parciial. the innocent ono. That boy Is
now climbing tho walls. Klingsor calls
lila horoes, who, however, arc put to
flight by PnrciEnPs strong arm. Tho
dismal tower disappears. and magic
garden occupies tho stage. Beautiful
,nnidons seek 10 allure him, but in vain.
Kuudry. now appearing az tho most OK
trayapantly beautiful woman. perfect
Ireatn OF human lovoliness, succeeds In
giving him kiss. That kiss is tho
turning point in his lilo. 1t burns him
to tho heart. IIo fools tho pain that
Amiortas felt when Parclfal saw him
Icd from tho table, his wound bleeding
atregh. IIc spurnsi Kundry, who now
cries for help. Klingsorappears ;throws
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A Great Gatheriug-AIany DemocratS Dis.
Eustod With Their Party-Huiing's Cam.
paigu.
Special DSpatch 10 he Dttlt9tnnr
suMMERsvlLlE, W. Va, Sept TO-
This was red letter day for Nicholas
county Republicans. They held their
county convention here to-day. Fully
1900 people came pouring in from
across the plains and mountains OF this
beautiful county. Never was there such
O turnout at a political meeting in the
interior OF the state. Democrats IN
large numbers were hero. 1t was truly
q meeting OF the people to greet the
Hon. J. ii. Huling and Col. George W:
Patton, candidates for Congress and
state senate respectively, who were
billed to be present. A county ticket
was named. George A. Groves was
nominated for the house Of delegates;
J. q. Malcolm for commissioner, and q.
]. Hill for superintendent of schools.
The ticket Is strong one and VIII IN
nil probability overcome the 800 Demo-
cratic majority in the county.
AT the business OF the convention was
concluded Mr.. Huling, Col. G. W. Patton
and Hon. S. @. Burdett were introduced
and addressed the people. Each OF the
speakers mado striking and practical
arguments on the questions involved IN
the campaign. The Democratic farm
ers who heard the speakers went home
better understanding tho causes OF the
panic and seeing more clearly the nsces.
sity of returning the 9. o. p. to power
and electing q business man to Congress
from this district.
There is "a disruption in the Demo-
CRATES ranks in this county. It is in
deed openly charged that the Demo-
cratic candidates are boilers and mon
who have for years and even up to 1882
fought the Democratic organization In
the county, and when Bob Carrie NOM
nation for the senate was made the last
ingredient was added to tho fire pro-
pared for the Nicholas Democracy by
Senator Camden and John Anderson.
Their hands can DO seen all through the
doal and many consistent Democrats
are disgusted and soy they do not be-
Iieve in planning premium on party
perfdy aud party dishonor and will
scratch from their tickets the whole Job
lot. :,
The Democrats out here understand
that Bob is running on the Bob Carr
ticket and for Camden and on plat
form declaring for revenue only.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features OF tho Money aud stoc
Markets.

Tho Features OF tho Money nud stock
Markets.
new York, Sep. 19.-Moncy on call easy at
l Der cent: last loan l per cent; closed at per
cent. Prime mercantile paper Sa5% per cent
Sterling exchange dull at 81 Scat sGM. Silver
certificates 6i,Ec The total sales OF stocks to-day
were $4,000 shares
Tho share speculation to-day WINS generally
firm on u moderate volume oil business. Inc only
stock which showed a decline Of more than a
fraction on tho days transactions being New
Jersey Central, which lG down IL per cent. Tho
fcw In number and included no active stock or;
cent Chicago Gas, the decline In which Is but e
per cent. Al tho opening. Chicago Gus was
Strong and made n gain Of x per cent. but
quickly gave way under free selling. declining
IL per cent Tie depression was brief, Nnd be-
fOre noon tho stock had moved up l9s per cont
10 90. During the afternoon tho shares declined
stcadIly closing at decline OF ~ Der cent from
tho best price OF tho day. Disabling, after
opening per cent higher. fell OIL q per cent
OH tho announcement OF formation OF dis.
tributing company TO dispose Of the, product Of
the independent diStillerS The elect OF this
piece OF news was evaueSCcnt md full recovery
WINS made tho last price being the highest Of tho
day and n per cent above yesterdays. III the
late dealings the market generally was In gOou
tOnc aud speculation at the close was firm.
Tho bond market was firm throughout the day
and laIrly active, the sales aggregating Sgl,O
Government bonds firm.
State bonds dull.
RnIlronl bonds trIn.
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NEW YoNK, Sept lg-FlOur. rOcolpts 10000 bar.
rolls: exports !2OOO barrels: snles Il, 900 PACKAGES
market dull aud weak Wheat, receipts 100.
90 bushels; exports l2i,O0 bushols sales 2,giO, /.
SpOt; SHOT market weak; options opened steady
closing at w net decline; No. 2 red March
closed at G!ISc; May closed at GiI&c; September
closed nj 67kc; October closed At 6I!Ec; Deccn.
Oh: exports 1000 bushels. sales 7lj,OOO bushels OF
futures aud S,O0O bushels OF spot; EpOt mar
krt weak; options Opened stcaly. cosLnG nj 40
not decline: May closed nj hlFci September
closed at G0EG; December closed at b7jjc. Oats,
receipts IN. 900 bushels exports 400 bushels;
sales $50, 900 bushels OF futures and 5000 bush
OILS Of SPOT spot market weak options generally
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1.-Two Stock.

CHICAGO, Sept. l9.-The cattlu market WINS
without specially new features, good 70 prime
stccrs were wanted aud were promptly taken at
Stendy prices Native COWS, hefcrS and bulls
sold at 81 75u5 75 texans sold from 81 75aI 10 The
hos market was active aud firm for prime hogs
OF I'LL weights: common to good brought from
sj50a6 6S nothing doing In lower grades. High:
er prices were paid today for both sheep ind
lumbs Tho former were quoted at 81 OOn3 30
for choice and the latter at 81 50aI 0O; the bulk
Of trading In lambs was ut s. ?5ni 10. Receipts.
cattle $4,000 head; calves 900 head; hogs 2!,0OO
head; sheep $4,000 head.
and unchanged Hogs. receipts continue light
aud quality very poor; Philadelphia 81 2Oa0 80;
common 10 fair Workers. at s. 6ia5 S0 pigs s. 2ha
$50. Sheep. supply fair six car londs for sale
demand fair aud market strong 1T u shade better
prices: extra 81 9On3 30; good s. SOFAS 10; common
bOcasI co. lambs 81 2iai 90
CINCINNATI, Sept. l9.-lIogs firm al 81 50a6 90;
recelpts GOO head; shlpmeutA tOO head.
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.
e % nRrWsrER Receiver.

T,uno Table No II. to tNEo effect 1901 a m,
SUNDAY November ~ 1904
Leave Wheeling -ts;ol, tO:i5, lll:tOa m, t2:2o,
VI" i,savG Pennsula-tsOC. t95l, ill:tOh m.t?:9C
S iaayS s Martins FGtfy-isla 1857. l:s.a m.
t2:8!, 1874 til?, 99l? 900, ,,
n. m. fi.SS, "G;a!. tt:ij, ,9:lS y. IN
I%HyG Terminal Junction--t7:2G, 1900, IN,
t,Gsio n. m, 5J:Sg. ti;Oj tj:lt. 1915 y. III.
Leave Martins Forry-t7:2S, aO:O7 am, Sl!:i1.
u.UJ, ti;lO tj;lI tS:6! y. IN.
iSSyC PonintuM- i7'3', l0Iiam., "l2;5l, ii:iL
''AiS Tftyo 'Whccins-i1;4O iO:9O a. ~. "l?;Jl
gI.I7, ti:!i, tN:Il. tgUj y, IN.
sSDaIly. tDGlly except Sunday. lsundayG only.
All trAIns Will run Oh Eastern Tina
J,E TAUSSlG, superintendent
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NEW YoEK, Sent. Robustness has been quiet
In tho dry 40 obs market as II result OF the
throughout the day. The shipment OF goods
was stopped and only the most urgent require.
mcnts wore forwarded. Tho demand was very
slack and mail orders wereslim Printing CLOTHS
nItipt nj 4 CCnts
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Baltimore 1.-Two Stock MARKET.
UNION Stock YARDS. CLAEgioSr,
MoNnAY Snnt II 1871

MONDAY, Sept II, I5JL J
SwISp-Thore ia FUR supply OF hogs on the
market this week, the number being only about
sol head less than lat week. The supply Is fair
though, for the moderate demand thai prevails,
owing to tho hot weather. Good 10 prime corn
hogs IS 75a6 90 per 100 lbs gross. fair 10 medium
corn s. 5Oa6 IS per 100 lbs. GraSscrs 81 7jaG 70
per 100 lbs gross. as to quality. md hard tosell
Receipts l0OJ5 hGgd.
SHEEP AND LANGs-There Is a fair TO good
trade for good sheep and lambs, but for common
It Is very slow. especially for common light
lambs. Sheep sold at 2a9Gc, lambs 21sa4Ec per
ID gross There are about 10 loads on the market
CALyEs-Veal calves arc In good demand nt 81
SIC per ID. GrasSers sSa5 per hcad aud hard to
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THE MUSIC DRAMAS
At the Bayreush Wagner Festival
Held in July and August.
PROFESSOR EUGENE PENCHTIAGER,

Director of Music at Bethany College,
Describes in Graphic Language the
Presentation OF wagner's Sublime
Musical Drama, "Parclfai." as He
Witnessed It Recently During the
Grand Wagner Festival In tho Only
Placsin Europe Whore tho Opera
eau Bo Rendered.
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CHAs. RYAN, druggist. Springfield, Ill.,,
writes: Japanese Pile Cure is a big
seller and has given entire satisfaction,
except in one case. which was mado en-
tirely satisfactory by your promptly re-
funding tho S. 90. Chas. R. Goethe and
w. W. Irwin.
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sYMPToMs Moisture; intense Itching aud
singing; most ut night; worse by scratching II
allowed 10 continue tum0rs form, which often
bleed and ulcGratO, becoming very sore
swAYSEs OINTMENT stops tho Itching aud
bleeding, heals liberation, and In most caseS ~
moves tho IumoFs. At druggists, or BY null, for
GOCentS Or. Swayne & Son, Philadelphia
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Petroleum.


NEW York, Sept l9-Pctroleum steady: Penn.
sylvanIa oil. saleS none; closed at s!1slS3C bid;
Lima OIL sales none.
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Simply apnly "SwAYSE's otErMEHr." No in.
ternnI medicine required. Cures tottcr, eczema,
Itch, all eruptionS on the face, hands. nose, &c,
leaving the skin clear, white and healthy. It's
great healing aud curative powers arc possessed
BY no other remedy. Ask your druggist for
SWAYEE'S OINTMENT. 1Th3W
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NEW YORK. Sept l9.-P!g iron dull. Copper
quiet, TIN quiet and steady Spclter firm.
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Mrs. M. Stevens Harris
School for Young
Ladies and Children,
1910 land 1918 Market St, whoolIuE' VIVA,

ioor' Fourth annual session begins MONDAY,
september IL 1891 This school Offers COM
pletG and thorough education In Practical Eng;
fish Mathematics. English Classics, Latin ana
Tho school consists OF Primary, Intermediate
Academic and College Preparatory departments;
Tho nOthods and course OF Instruction VIII
compare favornbly with the best scHlnuFioS IN
HoyS are received In the Primary and Intor'
mediate. For circulars or interview. apply 10
MRS. M. STEVENS HART,
Principal, Wheeling. W. Va