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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-15

DRooxINS, June 1.-THE Spiders
made their first appearance Vi the ca.
son q. Eastern Park this afternoon and
won a close and interesting gatuC from
Brooklyn. Attendance 4,+G7. Score:
p;OoEivn .....a...,.. Q y o 30 0 0 o.
CleycihnG. ......2 0 0 Ul , D q a. 3
IA!uci runs, 5 sud , ErTrDis. . each. Hrs
: nni 6 Pitchers. Kennedy and Young, I'm
plft, SW4rtwOOl.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-15
MAIN N SITS.
WHEELING, W. VA.
One Cent Articles.

6HcaTy Envelopes, ( good Peu Holders. q Stesl
Pens. l Memorandum Book. 6SheeH Note Paper,
oslato Pencils. I Lead Pencils. 1 Collar ll.IoaI.
! paper Plns. ! paper Needles, ! spOo! SILK rwtiL
. dozen Hooks and Eyes Darling SeeileI. !
Nutmeg Crater, | dozen BnSS Pants DuttonI,l
Hat Pin, ! boz Garrett TLois. ! doEgn Clothes
Pins. ! Tablet. ] set Knitting SGcllcA
Lots OF scent goods going A. ! cent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-15
Two.C Cent Articles.

i2dozcn Duttoni. | Fine Comb. l bottle Ink.
Pint Tin Cups. Handkerchief. Cake Cutters Pep
per Boxes. LanRtTr llG!r Pins. Carpenter PenCiIL
Gun Buttons, Pie Pans. Pocket Combs Napkins,
Can Openers. Spool Cotton. Toilet SOAP. GimlHu,
Tnpc LincS Rubber Tipped PenellA lIGir
CriinpcR
Tcdcsl only in Bargains and gtvo big value
{or tha moaar
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-15

BALrlNour, June l4.-lt was any.
bod 'g game until EIv wont out short 10
tirlt In the last inning. In tho fourth.
jennings placed one on the Oleachers
for II home run. Attendance, 6.l0l.
Score:
EaltImoro..-.O 0 / 2 OIOOl 0 =
st. LoU'S~a....-l 0 ? . 0 l ? 0 e.
Earned runs. : uud3 llii,. Il aud Il. Error,
, and Pitchers, !MulilGc, lilwEu and Dtc!Irir'
sie!n. Umpire Stage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-15

At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. City 10, In.
d!anapoiis =.
Al Toledo-Tolcdo IS, Milwaukee 3.
At Detroit = Detroi. H., Mlnncap.
oils II.
At Grand R~apids-Grand Rapids II,
Kansas City u.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-15

II not, now is the time to provide
yourself aud family with i bottle OF
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhGa Remedy as IN insurance against
any serious results from an attack OF
bowel complaint during tho summer
months. It /, almost certain to be
needed and should be procured o, opce.
No other remedy can take its place or
dots work.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-15

ting. Tho Colonies also blttC1 well,
bu, their errors wero costly. Attend
ance LOIS. Scorc:
ioston. ......... ........aO . 0 81 D % = 3
LouIsvilip..........l 0 ! o ! 0 o o. 6
IAfncl runs. 8 each. Errors, LnulIyillc 3.
his. II and IA r!lChcn, Einlcy and Knoll
Empire, Hurst.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-15
TUE NATIONAL GAME
Pittsburgh Got Away with johnny Wards
GiantS--Tho Other Games,


NEW YorE, juno l4.-pittsburgh out
played New York at every point aud
won with ease. Almost ali OF the
Giants hits were made after two men
were out. Attendance. $500. Score:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-15

at sprlngleld-SprIngtield II, Buf-
ialo l3.
At Observation-Disclosures S, Erie 5.
At Syracuse - Syracuao 5, Wilkes.
hnrra Z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-15
DORIAN DOMINANT.
Sport and Sir Walter Bentpn by an
Outg!dur with Ease.
THE LAST HALF WAS VERY FAST

And Dorian Is Considered n Good
Shot for tho Great American Derby.
Tho ". \. VS. "DInnOnd TOurna.
mcnt'-licsults OF tho Other faces
aud Base Ball Gamrs-hatc Nows Of
Sport.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-15

The sale 0t mo abuvu mentioned property Il
po,tpotGd until SATURDAY. June 9, 1914 a. 70
O'Clock L. M, ct the u place.
my2s JOHS J. JONES, Trustee,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-15
TRUSTEES SALE.
SALE

Dy virtue OF u deed Of ru,t Eiaio By Chlrlai
II. Wise. August KpW0t aud REyEiun1 Bauer;
10 me az trustee. da!el August ID. 1877 Aul
recorded In the Uaice Of the clotk Of the Counly
Copf, Of Ohio county. Wet Virginia, III ,pcei OF
Trust look No ID, folio ~, ! shall oiOF ~ pup
llr sale 70 tho highest b!din', on
SATURDAY. NAY 20 1871
beginning at 10 o'clock 4. IN at tho north d9oi
Of The Coult House Of said county, n certain lot
OF parcel Of land In the city .! Wheeling, ONO
county. West Virginia, thus described. to'"iti
Being lot numbered ono hundred and twontI
li.OD OH the northeast eofngr OF Market ana
rwcuty.ij1rth streets In said city win lhe ap-
pnrtcnnncts thereon, md being the SAINT prop,
efly conveyed by the said W.ir. Kramer lnu
Bauer hv Samuel J. Rilltfiu. by deed datod Juue
-. 49,. aud recorded In lNid otIlCO,.
TrrHs or SAFE -oneihInl OF tho purchase
taUfiCy and as much mOv 81 the purchaser lhaS
elect cash III hand. and the rcsldnoin two equal
tnE,RllIucn,s AZ nin- and eighteen months no.
snCctivcly. with interest from tho day Of talo'
the purchaser 10 g!yo notes for the deferred IN
s'IlIfncntG. secured bY deed OF trust upon the
premises and by a policy Of Insurance 70 an
amount and 10 a Company satisfactory 10 tue
undersigned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-15

PHILADELPHIA, June 14.-The home
team won their first game from the
Cincinnati nine to-day. The play was
sharp and often brilliant, both teams
batting freely. Attendance $500. Score:
phlade'phIa.--...-3 l 0 | 10000 o-5
Earned runs, . each. Errors, Cincinnati 3.
Hts, 10 aud 10. Pitchers, weighing aud Dwyct.
Cmpirc, lynch.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-15

Colonies Lose Again.
BosroS, June 14.-Bos,on won
through perfect fielding and heavy hit
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-15

joins J. JONES. 1ruy:Up.
". =. HUBBARD. Attorney.
". II. llALLER AucilOpeer. ap5
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-02-10

Its an old thing. but there are a
number Of people who have a dis
tinct antiquity - the scr-cch owl
and cannot i-S--n ~ "a single hurst Of
its hilarity w.t2o!:t -ludder7ng. The
screech owl Is supposed by the ne
groes on southern plantations 10 be
In direct Communication with all the
ghosts AMI giants Of the forests.
He plays a great part in the more
weird folklore story Of the darkies.
A funny superstition in regard 10 the
screech owl = that if you will take
your shoe or slipper of your left foCt
the first time you hear an owl laugh
and turn the shoe sole upward Oh
the floor and place your 'stockin
foot on the bottom Of the shoes
sole tine owl will stop laughing and
fy for 10 miles without rest.-C1n
cinnati Time Star.
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CHAPTER Ill

II ra4 ts'--, b = arm morning. An IN
csC2l rcL7t. winch TIE sun had not Cissi-
pated. had C-ept 81 from The gr4a: gram
fields beyond AM hung around the house
cha--;al Titn a dry. dusty closeress that
Seen! . be quite independent Of the
suns rays, and more hike a heated ex-
halatiOu OF eTna-I.iou Of the soil itself.
In is ar-Il irritation Rose Thought she
could detect the breata Of the whea: ~
on the day sne had plunged into its
pale green shadows
By the afternoon this mist had ,,isaD-
peared. apparently in the same rnysteri.
Gus manner, bat nnt scattered by tn.
usual trade wind w6;cn-au1ths- TN
usual ci-cums.Sace-;a1t day was 10,
forthcoming. There was a brca:hIes&
ness II tae or Ike The hush Of !.s:auinz
expectancy which f!le,i the Young girl
with vague rest. sssTsess. and seemed 70
eTen affect :. catered cgu.panr II crows
il tAo field bsv0-i til hOrs@ which rose
suddenly with startled bat ai-:lless VIM
and then Gr1ppel vac@atly among tie
gran again.
Maj. Randolph was INSPECTING . ii
taHt part 81 the ranch. Nj. RIaIo,1t
was presumably engaged in her as..la.-.
and i:oTa va5 sitting between Adj AL
Emile before the piano in toe drawir,
r2oE1. ilstless!y tnru.ay over tl., .aare5o Il
zone music. There had ben an ID.
Ringing Of eagerness and a0strae.io-.Is
the usJ.Gi attentions of the young man
that morning and certain neT7a-s AZ.
fectation in his manner Of twisting the
ends Of 4 small black mustachs which
resc1Ebled his mothers eyebrows. tina,
had affected Rose with half arr.I.z Il.
half uneasy consciousness. but whicH
she hId. however. referred to the rat.
lessness produced By the weather. +.
occurred To hsr also tina: the vaca1nsIy
arniaOla Adele had once or twic- re,1r,l.
ed her with toe same prgcocio1s. child
like curiosity and infaDtine cunnin. 60.
had once befoTe exhibited.
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ITO RY CO~TSrED..
Big and Litil. Postage STAMINA.

The largest i'G-tage stamp ever Issued
measured iucl.~s ~ the .izn Of toe old
United States 3 cent stamp. restricted "a
packages Of newspapers and periUi,ca's
ported il bull. and r@yer intsrdsd f5r It..
tiers The peany M..tlsgssear STAN, ser.
ond IN regard to size. 3 inches By T., inches.
wa used To prepay postage on letters r,ls.,.
cd at the British consulate at Antanauariv,
where there was no other po-toffie. In l-eg
The private postage stamp Of Robinson &.
Co. . express, with it, figure Of bear. t.o !.
~ II inches. The stamp entitled Cal.
fornia penny postage from the postoffice.
care Of Penny Post Co" for lss5 il In .lzc
~ by u. inches. The quarter schilIiny
stamp Of neutrality-suspicious. viii, i
was issued in $50 ia the smallest ever issu.d
less than one-fourth the size of the current
penny EaElish stamp-and IL would take
sDoot - &. them to cover the surface o. IT, /.
largest issusd b7 the United Eta,es-CoI
lsstor
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WOMEN As ORATORS.


II Il ns1s sTeEy body who has YET gruwn
mp to the .asI that the fenaaass orator i
an essential gsz-g al ihe g,acial fabric, an.
yet we have her sss41aZly with u ard
taking the p-izss Ewsy from the sci that
has hitherto easoTe' practical I.sonop-
cly q the crAlszsc4l arts and ls-acsss- Ii
Is r1s worth while 10 question the pro-
prissy Ut woun4..'s asyEeararee on the
platform As Lzat.er Of fact she ap-
rearsd Ihsre sozIr= tine ago, bot a. 4
speaker. hardy a. an orator in TIE
lrop-r sense Ii has been several years
cow since the sight Of a woman a. a
pubic SPEAKER GRATED even i ripple #
ezno-ion- Sc has been Presiding over
and addressIng Temperance meetings
and club gatherings, she has iecturei 10
p1baic assemblies. she has male uo!irical
stump sr-sschas. she has even preached
serIa0zs-al without a-UGzirg excite
rlenr OF serious opposition
TIE fact L. women have arrived
ard the people who are slow 20 adjust
themselves 20 THE situation are at Dis
advantage IL matters nos whether pub
he sp-akiDy Is IL their sphere women
are making p11-sc sreechss when occa-
s!on sesTas 10 call fox theEa. Conveu-
localities and traditions, authorities
al! prrlllirss are all knocked in the
hs@d- 10 BE- sure Even 81 PAIL Is dis
Credited t1E t-e women 20 s-rsnelv On
and II ulEst b Gckuow LEGGED that 10
serious calamity has yet resulted II
they want 10 t-Ik cut IN meeting lh-v
wr--y1 rlEty zy-A -
them lay. Oh TIE contrary. there are
several reasons Why they should he e.
eoarzged 10 excel
Ii woman VIII address her fellow cis,-
zsrs from the stage OF the stump il Is
better thai She sno1ld DO il acceptably
Even the uHsst ardent frieu.ls Of ad-
vaDce1 wOEI-ln. those who have KEEP. ke-
II sight n hsr rapid progress toward
''emancIp1.l9u. are obliged ID couf=ss
10 frequent Win ting; she wOuldn',
when she essays 10 sl.cgrliy the multi
tide. she E.2y - earnest aai eloquent.
she may * witty and wise. but as a
rule she canr2i speak. Her voice gets
away from L=r. s,le II alternately shrilI
and husky: e..e shrl-,.z when she would
BE- ernpaa.ic: sae whispers hoarselv
when she vy7li -a-srai.e Sensitive
and svrDv1tast1c members q the audi
erce inci!1e % s--s.vl under the benches.
she has, III mort a voice that was
trained By .s- y ami early environ
rents to dy,-.s- Uses. aa3 hAs not
grown 70 the rs=Ir4s--s-.s---.s # hall.
HsncefJrth III. sail lc different. Col
leges reco-,H.ze this Lace AMI are prs-
pars'l 20 r=4.asiF il. II any female stu
dents show y--lo-.c4l talent " are am
birioGs - boone spellJ.1lsrs. oppor-
tunity shall - sL.9.-l them. The
woman Of IT, fs..lITe. and If the near
future, who sT-eals "a p4olic on the stage
may. II She likes. * ,le Daniel Webster.
the Henry Ward Eeecaer or the Chauu-
cey NJ. D.pew q her SIX. Whether the
young wouua1 who 50 proudly bore the
orator!cal pennoa from g1e male contest
ants Of other IE!ilUa colleges recently
will chooae to foiIo7 mp her victory is
not yet known. but If size dos she will
undoubtedly win rsaowa.-Iadianapolis
Journal
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Mr.. LabDuchere. NJ P, went tn the
Leeds asslzes recently to hear a CT yil
action for SANDER in which he was
the defendant While waiting fo.
the case to be called he stroIled to
ward the criminal court and was
rather surprised to be assailed at the
door by a brawny Yorkshirerns.
with the question, Say. mister. cal
ye tell me / coort where Labby's t.
be tr1edf" Recovering from the shock
OF finding he was expected to be in the
criminal dock, Mr.. Labouchere led his
unknown friend into the court, point
e.. IL a red haired ruffian on his TIA,
for a shocking offense. whispered
That's Labby," and quietly disap
peared. New York Telegram.
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f;ssie rsstaliy. sss fels f6 Ks Eas tine
nc<-sf>d q, fs=ir civl tnsincsriry.
Al the cad Of two ~ceis MAJ. Ram
coipa received letter FROM Mr.. Nal
lxy. When he bad rad IL hs tuyuel
20 h;s vifs- ~He thans2 yya,- he said.
'-sur yuur kindness to his dxryhter. and
sz,l;zs tia, his Sudden departure was
owiRs TO the necessity Of his taking aa-
vantage Of a great opportunity for spec
nlsSi0a that hal offered A. Nj.
RAneclpa turned away with a siishf
sh-Eg Ct bar shoulders the major cog
t,nc%i: Bat you haven'r heard an. Tia.
opportunity was the securing Of a half
inieress n Cinaab,s lode in Sonora.
which bis already gone rp = hundred
tloCss-d dollars - his hands By Joye.
a r.An can A50ri 10 drop hs1ie social
ceremony ~ those terms. eh. Josapasne.g'
b. cn1c3ns-si with i triumphant cAGekle.
''Aes a. likely 10 lose his hundred
thousand tomorrow xaIls his r,annsrs
VIII re-a2ia. sal Mrs. Raaio,ph- I've
Ed faith In these ss<;Glen California fort
cnes,-
You're wrOag Is regards Mallcrv,
fer he's ~ careful AS he Is lucky. He
don't ;ArUw Uacnsy Array iog appear
arce, sake G. he'd have a rich ho-.se fUr
that daughter. He csali AFFORD it,
Mrs. Randolph vas silent she Is
his only daughter. believe she coz
tirued Presently
Yes b. has I'd oshz- kira or kia.-re
TUNED the MAJOR
SAe seems 10 be very much impressed
By Emilia. sid Mrs Raalolph-
Malcg Randolph faced his wife quick
~. In tire name of all that's ri&s.-v-
bcs- uE Gear. Won are No, ALREADY
tninlc-, Of - he .zsp@zi
Il sAsoul3 BE- very 10th ID give nv
SANCTION - anything % the kind. know
Ing the diff eEegsoe u Der hlr-a. esicazsrioa
and religion although the lA.ta-. believe.
abe would real;ily change said Mrs Ran
oolph severely. "Ba, when VOC speak
CT ny ALREADY ,ninkin, Of 'sz,ch things.
do yor suppose that your friend Mr.
Mallory dila't coasi.ler AL tha: wnen he
sent 'l-as gi-l h.-re:--
-SeTe-. s4li ;Ar major veh~Ensntly.
AMI 4 IL ente-ei his had nov. by
Joyr b. u take her away to-ln0r-oy-a!-
ways ssaDpossn; d23ng anticipate hin
By sssr1ln; her Of r-.yse!f
Ms Rln31loA uttered h.r rairshles,
Ergh- IND yoI suppose rs. girl yzJ1ll
go Rally. major. y5l d1nI seem 20
understand TAl5 b1-s-ei l.as---v of vo1-
own c'5uRt-y " omen Wazc does SD.
care fo- her fathers control: Way.
she'd make rl.a 10 Just -zhat sAe wanted.
But s1s add with al erp-,-ss;-sa Of
dignity. perhaps We hal better To.
discuss this until we know so-Ieth,ng
Of Ecnile's feelings IN the matter That
Is tie only question TIA. eo1c--rs IL
With this she sweep. out Of the rocEn.
leaving the major az first speeches with
honest Indignation. and then. after tie
fashion Il al gaileless natures. httl-
Uneasy and suspicious OF his own guile
lesscsss- For day or twO after he
found klz- l-lt. nor witaoa, a sensation
OF sl-ll1ess, watching Rose when in
Er-lle's Presence, bC.. b.. co1,i C;is-in-
g1.lsh nothing more than the frank salts
faction sa- showed equally 20 the others.
Yer h. found himself reSrcttins even
that. 50 sG0zle was the con.asioc II ais
w.tes suspicious.
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3yron's household. according E.
Shelley. consisted, besides servants.
OF 10 horses. 9 enormous dogs. 3 moi
keys. cats. an eagle, a crow and a
fs-,con. and all except the horses
w1Dt to ard fro III the house at thc:.
pleasure
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size. 5rE- insiti- o~a -fs. tAhl. alstr1css
taoa h-~' .p-aass sal pflat nsas-sss! 4sn "a
foits OF 81 column q lA-go a .pi-nail.. al.
rOa2u1 press tot cssuntrT ,fsszr h1r salr
cheap suaFastrs,i n order Ah3rw-s
PALEEE 4 kkT.
FUEiIAEsd Ok
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one ruerk Water Motor. nes. tAA. siil
tes-iop from 10 To- ithor=e poser. can &c
ha.i a. . sa-Eitee ~ addressing
PALssx 4 Rkf.
fogtla,sS. or.
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EEfE>C a..

Experience teaches no. oniy seakness.
bat strength and the value u s''ud rssias-
dies such A. AtLcosks PSEocs PLAsfxss-
This il xha, L. d. Yresleriaks, the seii-
knosn photographer of Ne. YORK, says;
~ have been using ALLcsscK's foEoes
PlAsrsxs for ,s<n,y y~ars, And foasi Them
one OF the test OF fAaiiiy ialesssrinss. bri-Ey
summing up nay sIp~rlesas. | say thsi
when placed on the small Of tie bach ALL-
esssX IS rLAsrEEs nj the body ssh nervous
eBerky, and lhgs CURE fatigue, brain sx'
haasslon, ceosii,y ard kldary difficulties
For somea and children l have fo.inS them
Invaluable. They n<ses .rfalaae The skia
or cause the slightest pain. bat care sore
throat, ashs. eclas, pains Ia sad-, esseA OF
ec-sI. indGxssllut and HosrI eosaa paAanLs-
BzAxpGEFn PgLLs are sale AMI s2re.
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Naas nzxsaAxe xssc NTs1Ah - eEes<uea orcoe
ufsh essse ~ ,ersocs sas iA@sf inssffacs n fAyt
senl str~nxth Mss<le dnss aet lmp2y 100, =
ia i, 4 nsa al as9As az pr0as thai ssAIssss 6e
asa hEs o. scax ass snsoy a good ssAlfA - 'hs
assrsss s,ttyhiszl who u ytgofoas-taAi = -
sas, vAssze ttssssteo aa4 stssp sfs s2In - fsd.
rsrss< ,-naf<asey 10 tasesse fNess fclStx'es 81
rEkes ars soatesre1 assa lAoss 10 hefsaE-y seal.
no .<.s taAa apsa safs= 1<o2nai-.t tAfoaSn
wssztag disease. ~ lnasOax >. ~ so ~
tIsasl .oaAe fnstsfses. AID reesns al~aai-s o.
pa sssr..ns u eaaIle9seA IL slia aSx sssi3s va
stih EAs n zscte II 3 C0sesss. aai y Wiz lAtss<
ea<rxs taG0 yoas syss<@ ant ren<s Ne ae&-se
aa1s asalshtEl prEtafMsae,z 81 is fac heas "
sverss and e1res aax4sstal iAe Eastse ana AAaa-rt
eoe4 Ella ais xat axxrcS9szs tfsS@ss e1-sA3S~
uca aagse IgoGSs< AMI aesxees--essA
-. a.. th--~ sxgs eal.<st frsa
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oioo kHW Az, 800.

ne H4-,ll.a LII u4,l b. e.Aas=i si.. IAs
ttzrF
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German
Syrup"

Kegs leblanc IS a French Cana.
dian store keeper at Notre Dame de
Stanbridge, Quebec. Can, who was
cured OF a severe attack ofConges,.
ion OF the Lungs by Boschee's Ger
man Syrup. He has sold many a
bottle Of German Syrup on his per
sonal recommendation. lfyou drop
him a line hell give you the full!
facts Of the case direct. as he did US
and that Boschee's German Syrup
brought him through nicely. [,
always will. I, isa good medicine
and thorough in il work. Q
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DAnrsr 10 Trad al.~a,~, bar is Ia, L~t
It's terror, 10 thsAs~ . ko anos that IL ii
ur~~n sons. the Dnyp-y Specialists OF
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NNH0'FfoL- LLtNIEsTfDW.
Take a metropolitan daily tina. has.
saw. several hundred circulation in thi.
pace. Wou'd IL not nav any drv-rpo,s
dealer Or i"welsr Of the hi2 ci,v better
were that several hundred circulated in
and near the point Of publira,ion7 Thai.
IL m: conTndrum: its answer 10 Golf
evident. and 10 carried on IN. very fsce
Of the proportion. Now. take an srticl.
that ia 81 more or less general sale. and
il a'ao aivsrtisai here: dos the the al
ver'isernent Of that article in III. several
hTndr"d copies n the METROPOLITAN pa-
per. rirru a;inz here. benef, tn. advsr-
ts"r anv or tenth "a much a. II
world were those copies taken in the
home territory.
Erpnriencn 10 usus1Iv the correct or
ponent Of true theory. and the .xperi-
en"e that advertising In ones home pa
per IL the cheapest and best wsy IN 80.
r1r" his patronage has p-pdur-d The
theory 81 advertisers that bivbe~
prices pro rata for local cirrnlatioo are
cheaper than lower prir~s p-p rata fov
larger circulation tina. gne. beyond the
territory Of the home dealers.
The country weekly with 800 rirruIa-
ton cpver- i's territory more Thoroughly
and ia prnpo-tionatelv q far more vain.
able advertising medium than the metro
Tr'itan dailv or the great magazine. each
with many thousands # general extra
territorial circulation.
The metropolitan iaiIies NAV enunri.
ate the proper public policies hut IL IL
The country weeklies that deliver this
true political gospel ~ the vast voting
masses. Eminent political leaders NAV
give the note of the campaign bu, IL +
The cnuntry district workers that carry
the election. Mammoth circuIations
may spread broadcast the fame OF some
article, but it IL the home paper that 10
read every day Of every week that event
usiIy and surely percolates into the I'M
heediDg minds OF it's readers the merits
Of that article. A column report OF our
Senator'S speech in 10000 copies of
the New York World would not do him 40
much good "a half column Of it in the
paper OF smallest circulation in this
State.
The issue has been joined, and shrewd
advertisers are deciding In favor of tho
papers that have local circulation in
city. to.D, and remote country village,
especially in such papers ~ lie in their
trade territory.
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