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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1895-12-12

To write we'll is at once to think well,
to feel rightly, and to render properly;
it is to have, at the same time, mind,
soul and taste. Button.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1895-12-12

Noman was ever so completely skilled
in the conduct of life as not to receive
new information from age and expe-
rience. Terrence.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-01-19
Wcbster's BOY Daniel.

"'Fame!" echoed Mr.. Watterson.
IL never hear the word that do not
think of Daniel Webster's story of the
time he met IN old gentleman In a
railway car, and learning that he was
from New Hampshire, thought he
would draw him out little about the
old home State. A little more CONVEX
sation showed that the stranger came
from Mr.. Webster's native town.
Here was an opportunity not to be
lost.
"'Did YOU ever hear Of the Webster
family thercT asked the statesman.
"'Oh, yes; l know them very well.
The old man and were great friends.
"'Ah! then you can probably tell me
what became of the boysT
"'Well, Ezekiel became a big lawyer
the biggest lawyer, ! guess, In all
New Hampshire. The girls, too, turn,
ed out WE'LL
"'YOu don't say so; ana wasn't there
boy named Daniel?
"The old man pondered a minute be-
fore he answered.
Snow / come to think, there was a
boy named DanI, but he went down
to Boston years ago, and no one ain't
heard of him since "-kate Fields
Washington.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-01-19

W. Burk. Chicago. Jefferson and Washing.
ton SITS.
10. VIM. NJ. Bines. Ridge Farm. vermilion Co.
10. jas. Fitssimmons, Chicago. 900 n. Wood at.
20. jas. l.. MCGUIRE. Metsmors, Woodford Co.
al. Jas II. Farrell. Chicago ~ Beethoven pl.
%. Jas. y. O'Donnell, Bloomington, Mclean
%. VIM. II. Lyman, Chicsso. Isi Oak st.
~. Peter Cahili. DrimAeld. Peoria 90.
Is. WIN. @. Mcdonald, Lockport. WIN 90.
%. H. @. Breedan. Lewiston. Fulton Co.
81. j. Mclaughlin, LaSalle. LsSalle Co.
%. James 4. Teel, Rushville. Schuyler Co.
20. James Brennan, Sycamore, DeKalb Co.
30. James Owensby. Piatt 90.
81. William Pilgrim. Bradford, Stark Co.
80. f. ]. Mel, San Jose. Mason Co.
Geo. Wendell, New Holland, Logan Co.
49, Joseph Mullisan. Kewanee. Henry Go.
81. E. Mcconnell, Jacksonville, Morgan Co.
I'D. Huffman. Bluffs. SCOTT Co.
IS. N. v. b. Deforest, North Henderson, Mer.
Ger Co.
30. w. +. Mounts, Csrlinville, Mscoupin Co.
N. l.. Jones, Csrrollton, Greene Co.
81. G. @. w. Dean, Adams. Adams Co.
Z. A. Perry, Mount Sterling Brown Co.
SO. u. p. Poindexter. Greenville, Bond Co.
80. Il. l.. Merritt, Springfield. 1927 s. 7th st.
10. j. 7. Barriokland. Arcols, Douglas Co.
Il. NJ. Mcdonald. Sullivan, Moultrie Co.
"a. James A. barnes. Louisville. Clay Co.
~. g. NJ. Lecrone. Efiinghsm. EfinRhsm Go.
Polk b. Brisooe. Westfeld. Clark Co.
u. 8. Cook, shswneetown. Gallatiu Co.
Is. J. Il. Black. bridgeport Lawrence Co.
Thomas Tippitt. Olney, Riohland Co.
40. w. H. Green, Mount Vernon, Jefferson Co.
AZ. IT. II EApna Japaavvil1a Jeraav IN
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-01-19
No Use for His Feet.

The first mot of the new Gear was de-
liyered upon the occasion of NJ. lie
Giers's official visit to the Emperor, who
received him with the greatest demon
'tration of friendship, at the same time
expressing the hope that, notwithstand"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-01-19

ing NJ. de Giers's reported wish to re.
tire from office, he would still continue
to work with him for many years. "But,
your majesty, 1t Is scarcely possible:
look ut my feet. they will hardly carry
me" The Car replied: II am very sor.
~ for you; but, rs far rs am concern
cd, do not want your feet, want you,
hnalv
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-01-19
RailrOaCls.

Automatic machines have been de-
viscd for use ON a moving train which
mechanically record he condition of
every foot Of the track.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-01-19

20.
AZ Joseph p. Condo. Moccasin. Eninghsm Co.
u. Ross Graham, Csrmt, White Co.
!. N. smyth. shawneetown, Gallatin Co.
%. Ethelbert Callahan. Robinson, Crawford Co.
u. Charles A. Aiken, Benton, Franklin Co.
8. II. Watson, Mount Vernon. Jefferson Co,
Il. Orvtlle A. Snedeker. Jerseyvtlle, Jersey Co.
Thos. p. MoFee, Venice. Madison 20.
a. John Douglass, Chester. Randolph Co.
Ezekiel J. InRersoll, Carboudale, Jack
son Co.
a. Michael Kelly, Bsllevtlle. ST. Clair Co.
Louis Perr0tet, Mascoutah, St. Clair Co.
so. Andrew ]. Pickrell, Anna, Union Co.
NJ N. Mcdonald, Crab Orchard William
son Co.
81, Fowler A. Armstrong, Msssao Greek, Mas.
sac Co.
Richard NJ johnson. Levings. Pulaski Co.
Represent .tives-DemOcrats.
I. John G. sterchie. Chicago $40 & Clark st.
stephen D. May, Chicago. "a 2'th at.
2. Sherman p. Cody, Chicago, 7ts Jsoksoa BID.
.. Alex. J. Jones, Chicago. s2s list place.
4. Daniel +. Currey, Chicago, %So6 Atlantic ct.
o. Angelo .. Celia, Chicago. 3s6S 9. Park ~.
Q. Bernard ]. Mahoney, Chicago, sos Dick.
clayton E. Crafts, Austin. Cook 90.
y n. Delaney, Wsdsworth, Lake o.
rn'np STEINER. Chicago, 0iS W. Ast o.
CHRISTIAN Wslleck. Chicago. S7s W. 18th o.
TO- u Harris woolsey, Rockford. winnebs'
20 Co.
II. Jos. T. swab, Chicago. 500 N. Robey ct.
a. N. stoskon, Freeport Stephenson Go.
H. Simon schaner, Chicago. it9 Newberry ~.
Edward J. Novak. Chicago, ssl Center aI
H. Luther N. Dearborn, Aurora. Kane Go.
TO- yeen J. Flsotng. Chicago. ~ Ashland BID.
TO- =. y Morris watssks, Iroquois Go.
H. y '. arSnsdsllo. Chicago. IT ". Indi'
tps OF.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-25
Tho New German Amhn,sador.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. juno 2i.-Thc
new German ambassador, Baron Won
Thielmann. was presented to Secretary
Olney to-day by Baron Won Kottlcr, who
has been in charge OF the German en-.
bassy since tho departure OF Baron
sanrma JoItsch from Washington. The
meeting took place in tho diplomatic
room ut the state department and was
informal. being confined to n tcmpomrv
recognition OF the new ambassador by
Secretary Olney, pending tho presenta-
ton Of his credentials to President
Cleveland next fall. Baron Won Thiol-
mann has alreudy sent his family to
Deer Park aud will follow them himself
Immediately.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-25
FII,EBUG YNCHED.
Ills Dead Body Found Hanging to n Tele,
graph Pole.

His Dead Body Found Hanging to n Tele.
graph Pole.
New ORLEANS. June 2I.-Gretna. q
small town Just across the river, was tho
scene Of 4 mysterious lyuching las:
night Tho victim was John Frye. a
young man twenty-five years old. His
dead body was found dangling to a tel.
egraph pole at the outskirts OF the town
early this morning. Frye belonged 10
a gang OF young mcn who mhde it a
business OF setting fire to and burning
down property in Gretua. In the gang
were Frank StrahI, n nephew OF the
sheriff; James " hiiesides, q nephew OF
tho chief OF police. and Gustaye Raphael.
Last night the gang were caught dead
to rights setting iire 10 n disorderly
house occupied By negroes. Tlieyd do
fed the police and did their work right
under the eyes Of two policemen. Later
Raphael. Strahl and Wlitesides wore
arrested and lodged in Jail. Frye WINS
captured some hours afterwards. and
while being taken to jail his captors
were ovcrpowored and their prison er
taken from them. That was tho last
scen.of Frye until his dead body was
found this morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-25

WASHINGTON, d. G., Juno 34.-Minis.
tor Dcpuy do Lomc, Of Spain, say, that
tho report OF tho killing OF Captain
Campos, said to DO tho aon OF General
Campos, Ia without foundation, rs Is
also tho report coming via Tampa that
4 .sanguinary battle was fought on tho
18th In which many wore killed.
~ am surprised" said no, "at tho
systematic mannor in which this prop.
uganda Of misinformation is sent out
from tho conters OF Cuban sympathy
Tampa. Koy West, Jacksonville, Gaines.
willie and lIassan, Bermuda. Hero 10 a
great public question on which tho facts
u known, would permit tho public to
form their Judgment but these cen.
ters keep furnishing reports OF bloody
battles, tho killing OF generals, although
no such battles or Casualties occur.
Tho reports show on their face that they
have besn manufactured. Ono OF them
took tho account OF a battle which oc.
cnrrcd In tho American civil war and
fitted in alleged Spanish aud Cuban do.
tails. Il referred 10 company A, com.
pany D., etc.. although tho spanish
troops arc not numbered by letters.
Tho report came recently that n well
known Spanish general had boon killed.
ilo was n relative OF one of the officials
OF tho legation, so inquiry was made NJ
Havana rs 10 tine report. Tho answcr
came quickly that tho officer was well
and had not ever participated In an on
g%agenient.
In the Tampa report OF to-day that
Captain Campos, aon OF tho general, is
killed. this same clumsy ~invontion is
evident. General Campps has no son
with him who is 4 captain. Tho son
with tho general Is not q military man,
but ls serving rs n private secretary.
The other son, who is a military man. is
a lieutenant, not n captain. and he is far
from General Campos' headquarters.
And vet it is said tina, the military son
is killed while with his father. These
centers also send reports which ignore
the geography OF Cnba. A leader is
given at one point to-day aud
the next day no is given as leading
a charge at another point several
hundred miles away. The Cuban a.i-
tators aro also in tho habit OF
giving tho same engagement from
several different points. Tampa will
first tell the story OF u fictitious battle.
lhe next day Gainesville furnishes an
other report OF tho same battle. Then
it comes from Jacksonville, anrl II little
later from Nassau. so TIM the fighting
is made TO serve for several weeks.
This il, being done systematically by the
persons interested in giving n fictitious
Importance to the trouble, but it is
only fair that tho public should under.
stand the motives which impel the
series OF hoax battles"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-25
THE THEORY OR THE DIGES,
TlON OFYOOD.

Tho human stomach Il q pehrshhpel bag Into
which all food drops Mt once whcl swallowed.
Three thing happen,-th1 blood PUSHES inlo tho
Guidance OF tho stomach mot Into lu INTERIOR to
heat II! thOu,ands Of llttlo ducts or pipes pour
coplously forth n fluid called tho gastric iiice;
aud, then. tho stomach begins n wayD.llEc,
nllnrnlng. movement which thoroughly mixes
the gastric juice with tho food, aud by.nud.by
changer the whole Into a Erny- looking. soinl
liquid paste called chyinu. This Is digestion ai
1t takes placO ~ health.
Hut book You'll II tho stomach fails to furnish
the gastric Juice. or fails to furnish enough ot It,
the food almpiy licii Ia tho stomach md turns
sour, putrplirS, icrmplts- ra Il wonli IN II warm
moist air outd0aL This Is indigestion, dyS'
ncpSia or gaSttltlS, Having no way Of escape
tho pOISotN no cngOndcrrd pass into tho CIrcu'
lhtlod AMI sctup a train OF retult, like theses
headache, foul tay,c Ia tho mouth loss Of apo.
tito und nausea; iurrld tonsuci dis rdorci
heart. action; nervous weaspcSi and pro'trn,
ton; ehills followed by heat ~ilasllcSi dIStrcs'
and weight IN tho chest nitcr eating fugitive
muscular pains, followed Ia tInci by grave 10.
crl allmcntS, etc, All this, bear III mlnd. cOn9s
ofa mora or leS' complete failure oil the stom'
nch To scctrto gRS rio juice
Having studied this subject for many years
tho Shakers al NJ. Lebanon IN, I)-faunoiS rs
medicinal chemist, nnd$ lurbali4S sought
among tho plants cultivated hv them only for a
remedy which should have tho distinct and cs'
pccinl Object Of stimulating tho How Of gastric
Juice TO a uOrmNi Rm0unt and nj tho sapiD limo
Of the iull. natural digestive strongth. No other
SO.callel TOniedicS for dyspepsia hiyo this pur.
pose IN vlrws yGt II " tho dhJO!ntc u essential
lining guFcpaslIl Ia THAR ptlptlg. pYpu bOyOnl
their hopes. tnry have placed thclr discovery
Oh tho market under tho name Of the SHAKER
Digestive cntdinl, ltSbICc.s Rre Immediate aud
radical. Relief Is ioiti. once and d permanent
cure soon follows, II "a tho sIiro nil scientific
rurhcdY for indigestion nni dyspepsia.
Cpulldrnt In their work tho Shnkrtt OiIfr trial
bottle, nj thu pnmlnal pruu Of ten cents, For
sale by nearly all druggiSlS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-25
Cyclone IN Minnesota.

ALBERT LEA, MINI. juno PA cy.
clone passed eight miles south Of hero
last evening. A number Of barns were
wrecked and horses killed but ND ono
was injured. Tho storm war accolu-
panied by hail and crops in u limited
ares were badly damaged. Hail stones
ns large as lemons ure reported to have
fallen near llokah. Mimi.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-25
\ Ava GRADE.
Tho rcaturo. Of tno Money aud Stock
MnrkrtS.

Markets..
EEw YORK June 2i.-Mioncy on call easy at
pOr caat: last loan cloied at | per cent Prime
mercantile paper EASY per cent. Sterling OK.
change sIrouS ut sis9Gii 500, Silver cortlA.
Gates 6Giiafj4c, The Total sales OF stocks to-
day wrru %i,Gt6 shares.
As . result OF to4fay'S trantnctIouS on the
stock exchange Shafo values have appreciated
very generally. tue advances raDEln: up to4l4
per cent Il was n iGld day IN sugar tho trad
Ing IN which was very heavy md tho ilGctiN'
lions wide, all on pool stipulation. AOponlhg
= pcrcInt lower, the stock lost MI additional =
per cent, th.l rUse u per cent, br0kcs3 per cent
10 J:i4. sold up 3Y per cent to llI4, closing =
Icrrr from tn, TOP and Z per cen; higher on
The diy.
Tho IfEiiu; In stocks OF the I'on Enl steel
cOmphute, was quits brisk. and nllcrini gains
wcsS made In ,ht, group on the strength Of iht
excellent trllc outlook. Illinois steel wnS u0ta'
bly, hnnynnt and ruNn ~ tcr cent 10 49,, sui
scluCutic rgqctins ~ pcr ccnt. MInucsota ltOn
RdvIucel 5N ter cent. tbs guneral market
closed huO yalt. and Ut or near the best figures
VI the lay.
Thl trading Tor tho lorGIsa account was light
In volume pui was OH both Sides Of the account
The early bond trUling was tor the most plrt at
slightly lOs;cs figures. but va.nc soon took an
upward turn. Tn stGS were Sl,ySj.U Q
Government bOGis lifn.
state bonds dun.
rui1rnNI bond. lFD, ..."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-25

Chicng"-Cattlo weak. common 10 a~,rlctly
choice nRtIVO steers 81 ilu5 ca: cows aud hclicrS
si0Dai %; bulls s. 2iaj 30 vrRl chlyCS g. ROdG %,
Hogs weFc strong heavy sold at 81 iOi 81; com
mOu TO choice mixed Sij0li q; light weighs
Slnl o. Sheep steliy. NshcerwGCc luOlGd nt
s.0uai %: Tow WcrC choice enough 10 sell over
500; sptitg lambs sold NJ 81 5Jal % for poor 10
choice, and ihe best sold IN n,lltoly manner.
liccclpIs-Clttlc, lt 900 heal, calves, 800 head;
hogs, 5000 hGad; Shcup. l1,UN hGad.
Past Liberty Cattle lower than last, week;
ltlmc 8 .Olj 10; good 81 j0ni 80; bulls, stays and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-25

WE would urge every n to read tho
advertisement OF Simmons Liver Rcgu.
lator. Wo have never before said ono
word in favor OF any patent medicine
adyOrti.cmcnti in III columns, but hav.
ing given Simmons Liver Regulator a
fair trial, wo do not hesitate to sny that
for dyspepsia and p%onoral debility 1t
cannot be oxcellod.-Frcd. NJ. Childs,
editor Nows. K%cnton. Ohio. q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-25

The best oalvo in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt riieum, fever
sores, tettor. chappod hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin c%tuptions, and posi-
tIvcly cure. pile', or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac.
ton or money refunded. Price %
cents per box. For sale by Logan Drug
Compnny.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-25
Whedin7, ". "a. J,ule "a.

PERsoYs who are subject 10 diarrhpa
will find n speedy cure in Dc Wits
Collie ant-GhoIera Cure. Use no othnr.
!, ia tho bost that can be made or that
money a procure. 1t leaves the
system in natural condition after its
We soli it. Logan Drug Co.,
Wheeling, W. Va, i. F. Peabody,
Bcnwood, and Bowie * Co., Bridge.
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a Hind Father. bereavement.

Gms"EL, Iowa, Juno 2i.-Willism
Casc has buried Eve children within
two weeks. Diphthor;a was tho cause
IN each case. The father is blind. The
five children constituted his entire
family.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-25

MONROE WnALES, OF Birmingham,
Ala. writes: Il purchased Fix boxes
of your Japanese Pile Cure from NJ.
AMI Golden, and it has entirely curId
me Of u case Of piles OF % years staun.
ing; will advise my friends TO use it
Chas. L. Goelzo and W. ". Irwin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-25

SYMPTOMS Moisture: Intense itching AMI
singing; most ut hight: worse by sCrntChIng II
allowed 10 continue tum0tS form, which often
hlccd aud %uiGcrlll. bccOmlng very sore
SwNYSE'S OlSTiEHT stops tho itching nul
bleeding. heals ulugn.i6I. and In most Glsct 70.
tUronts. Dr.. SwHynl ~ Son. Philadelphia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-25

MoSTEzUMA, Iowa, June 2L-At 4 fam
lily reunion near Iil,on iourteon per.
SOM havo been poisoned. Jacob Trout
died, but tho others will recover. Tho
poison Ia supposed 10 have been in tho
wator taken from MI unused well. A
dead bat was found in tho well.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-25

De sure and usc that old and wcll..ricd
remedy, Mas. WIHsLow'sS SOOTHING SYRUP
for children tecthing. 1t soothei tho
child, softcnS tho gums, allays al! pain.
curcs wind collie and Is tho best rene
dy for diarrtea. Twenty-Five cents n
bottle. MwFIw
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.
CO. BREWSTER Rccc!vcr.
Time Table No. u. to taEo Q lcs.l.1l \ n,
M sunday Nnynthhor 10 IAN

. W '" w ''Ay W. r'h1 III,
SUNDAY November 70 1871
Leave Whevlins-tS:uJ, tJ:i1, E,l:Da M, t,.n
si:ij, tl%aL 5000 p III
Leave Peninsula -IS:oj, to:5l. all:l6h m. t.:I
"3:al. it:ij, Eg;OS y, IN,
Leave Martins Flrry-ts:l: t9:57, tIl:S.a M,
t2:jt. NA:E7. ia! lp:lL.
Arrive rerlniml JnnGtion-iSa7 tlO:Uj AIS;
n. H., tI:ilS. ci3i!. fl;i5 lp:lS y, m.
Leave Terminal Junction -I7:2t, J1:n. a m,
"l!:iO. n m, ti:5J, ti;0. bat. 1913 p. III.
Leave Marln'SEorsy-H:tS. iJ:J; a. IN IlGL,
i1;OS, ti:l0. tl:.H ,iS;itp ~.
iesse pcpinsnln-t!:Si l9:!ia III. 'l.:5l, ii;ll,
t4:li, tj:2i, tS:S. y. III.
Arrive Vince ins tito, i9:0 a H. sl.:S5
ii:l7, ties. t6:ll. t9:b5 y. III.
sDaily. tDslly osGSpt Sunday. asundayi oaly
Altraim will run on Eastern Tins
J.E TAUSSlu. Superintendent,
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New r"rA --il@lde' u fairly COOL quota OF
Orler from sulesInUi on tho rnnh considerable
business tc'iltcd ron the inhtIy lnqliflrS on
tho pnrt OF new buyers, Of whom u good number
were ll tho market brown blCachcd cations,
GolOfpd goods. printed fabrics. cotton nnnrulS
anu d0inots received tho grcatcr share nj nilcn.
ton and for lnlilrr reference tho memorandum
made exceeded tho engagements completed,
rIIntlng cloths quiet aud very steady at . u lGc.
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cows 81 7Sa3 ~ Hogs steady ut last weeks clos.
Ing prices; medium Philadelphia VI IQat u;
common 10 fair Workers 81 AOai6 rOnghS sIOOa
~ Sheep steady: extra ~ gDhl w good e 7Ol
. OOi common 10 ialr lambs 81 jaaj %; veal calves
Is .Huj rs
Clnclnnnii-l loE, active At 81 iSai 75i receipts
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ARE DIZZY FAKES.
Tho Reports of Battles in tho Gu
ban Rebellion.
THE SPANISH MINISTER 7NLKS.

About tho Stories tint nro rolo.
sraphed From tho Centcrs OF Gu.
ban Sympathy in this countryside
Exposes the FaisIty of tho Reports.
Accounts OF nattlos that show tho
isnoranec of those who Write
Them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-25

N"w york--lig Iron firm, Copper ensyj bro.
price slO o. Lead firm; brokers' price
81 i!N Tin qllct; straits SIS u rla,e, lrni,
spcltCr qulGti domestic 81 o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-25

on Ciiv-0pcned at 81 20: HIGHEST 81 10
lowest 81 81 closed at 81 81; sales non b%arnGlSi
cIeafnnccs l,0J bnrrclSi shipments ils.!D bur-
rclsi runs III $50 barrels
New Yors-reuolCum heavy CLOSED ut 81 O.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-25

When Baby was S!ck, VIC rave her cas.orte,
When sho was q Child, she criel for caatori'.
When she became Miss, she chung to Cas:oriA.
wlca she had Children, sho gavothem Cas,oria
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-25
RAILROADS,
y3S.G Pennsylvania Stations.
q EEGnnGqIVdnid LINES.
Trains Run by Central Time,
eo-Ezvr srsrrv-"r.v n.xnLE RourE.'

TICKET OFFICES AT pr:SsTL~AxIA STATION o,
Warren ST., fcoTo or ELEVENTH ST, THEELiS0,
At NcI.UEE HOUSE,. WHEEIIN1. AND At TUE
PESSyYLvkSiA STATION. pkipGrroRT.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO.
SOUTH DouSp

On and after Monday. June 10. lSJ5. Pas
scngcr Trains Will run as follows: HDally.
tDaily Except Sunday. Central time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-25
RAILWAY TIME CARD.

Arrival nll departure OF trtlIt IN AM mise
MAY ". lnJt EXCAVATION ~ I,ErErEgGl
MARKS, 'lhIllY lntlly, uVcept SUNDAY tDallY,
except saturday: Tl'nllr. except Monday lsin.
lays only; l.Mondavs only; Saturdays only
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-25

Totrdo-Whcat active aud higher: No. . cash
JunU 7jAC; Juty 7ac; August 7!Ic: September
i1Au Corn active and stcadIcr; No, mixed
iSc;inl? 'SlLc; No J mixed ~ &C.; No. mixed
lite; No, . yellow iSc: NJ, Q white ISc. Onts
lii ,,Iy nIi"r, scn ~ nScr 70 NRro All. nonTtnS''
Cl0vorsccd lower and steady; prime October
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-05
ADJUSTING WATCHES.


Wages rsid % Mechssica
Perhaps the most highly skilled and
best paid men in the matchmaking
business are the watch adtustsra One
adjus,er IN great factory used 20 70
ceive ten thousand dollars . year.
The adjuster's work Is one OF the Inn
portant elements of cost in the making
of a fine watch and . ten thousand do
lar sdiuster should be competent ~
perfect any watch, whatever its dell
cacy and cost IL IS the business o.
the ao ulster 20 take new watch and
carefully go over all It's parts, fitting
them together 80 that the watch may
be regulated 20 keep time accurately
20 the fraction of q minute month.
Regulating is a very different process
from adjusting and much simpler
watch that cannot be regulated 40 ~
20 keep accurate tine may need the
hand o. the attuster. and IL u - vain
able the owner will be advised 20 have
4. adjusted There are watch aetsss-
ers in New York working on their ova
accoun, and earning very comfortably
incomes
To the adius'sr every Tstcn ssss
come. under his hands gets 20 have .
character Of It's own He knows evsry
wheel and screw and spindle tina, hell
TO constitute the watch lie knows 10
constitution ~ . physician knows thu
Of an old patient lie car ssy what
the watch needs after an accident acd
can advise as 20 whether u A. worth
adjusting.
No new watch can - DEPENDED upos
until II has passed throsgh ne haaas
o. the adtusier. for however .1snlrab.s
the isdiridsa! parts o: the works. ihsss
rsrssc. balance IL 20 be obtained only
By ,uoh study and experiment. AZ II i
the business Of the sdjssi~r 20 make
The .dlas,>r is hizhiy s<iiisd me-
chauic. with vide knowlsdxs Of his
trade snd the utmost dsstnsss Ia -
prosecution S. i. sun