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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-28

Distressing kidney mud bladder dis.
rnsns relieved In nix hours Dy NE
"NEW CHEAT BOuTII AMSluCNN
KinNEY CURE" This new tomnuiY
ia n great surprise ul account Oh W.
Il, tLr Linddet, itlinoyi. back and oyoiy
nsr M mo urinary phAngo IN innlt
nr stuni,. II relieves retention OF
water aud pain IN passing ! nlnl0si
Ipmodintoly n you want quick luliri
1"I euro thls Nv your remedy bdlu ny
n II. List, dnggist, Wheeling W. va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-28

stoadlcr. Tallow dull. Rnsln steady.
rurpentlne firm. Rice steady. Molls-
sos nrp. Cottonseel Oh slow Coffee,
options opened quiet and closed glllet
al unchanged prices 30 points net adj
vance. sales ll,0OO bags, Sugar raw
firm; fair refining SIC; Centrifugal test
90, Csc; sales reported 1900 tons
ot centrifugal DO test ut 5hc, refining
firm and fairly active,
BALTliORE--l'lour unchanged; re.
ceipt5 1900 barrels; shipments ls,OOO
borrels, Wheat dull; spot Gihq6iAc;
May 6IQG7hc; steamer No, red GllsQ
Gee Corn steady; spot and year 32A0
39lbc; January s9h@32sc; receipts
1892 bushels; shipments a52,90S BUSH
oils: southern white corn 3l%GS2sSc;
yellow 3iEs GS2Esc, oats qulot and firm;
No. 2 white western 2i09Alkc; No, .
mixed 29iaQ23c, Rye duh and easier;
No. ., 49043c: near by 45c; western
stock lOG.473 bushels, Hay quiet and
demand light; choice timothy SIS so;
market fairly active and unchanged
Butter, eggs and cheese steady and I'M
changed,
CINCINNATI-Flour steady Wheat
quiet; No. red Csc. receipts 1000 bush
els; shipments 5000 bushels, Corn
llrmer; No, 2 mixed 26lsc, oats quiet
No. mixed 2OiAC. Rye nominal; No. 2,
zoe. Lard quiet nj 81 10, Bulkmeats
firm at SiS7la, Bacon Irm at 50 so.
Whlskey steady; sales GSi barrels at
81 90. Butter steady. Sugar firm Eggs
qulrtnt Ice, Cheese steady.
TOLEDO-Wheat higher and dull
No cash and December GilAc; May
CGlkc. Corn dull and steady; No. .
mixed CSC; No, mixed 27ihc; May 29c
Oats duh ana easy; No, 2 mixed lSc;
No. white 1890; May zoe, Rye dun
and lower, No, . cash SIC, Cloverseed
dull and steady; prime cash and De-
cember 81 H.
Observation-Disclosures duh and
prints lc lower. fancy Pennsylvania
prints zee; fancy western creamery 2bc,
EGGS steady; fresh nearby &c; western
zee. Cheese unchanged,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-28
ROBBERS ARRESTED.
The Men Who Held Up the SAN Francisco
street Car.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. T.-Two of
the highwaymen who held up n mission
street car, Wednesday night and rob
bed Reuben Clarke, an Ingleslde race
track employe. OF $4,000. have been ar
rested. The discovery Of pouch con-
talnlng $500. which was buried In the
sand near the cllff house led to the cap
ture. The police buried the sack where
It was found and then lay in wait with
wlncheStcrs for the bandits. After
dark John Middlemass and Harry Gar
diner approached the spot and were
about to unearth the treasure. when
they were arrested. Patrick welch,
who Ia believed TO be one of the rob-
bers, WINS also arrested.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-28

symploms-- Moisture. intense itching
and singing; most OF night, worse 10y
scratching u allowed 70 continue tu-
MO becoming very sore BWAYNE'H
OINTMENT stops tho Itching and bleed
ina huaia liberation, nnl In most cases
uuoVos the tumors AZ drngglSth or by
mall for N cents. DR. Bwnyno q Son,
phllndolnhln.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-28

WtFE-ITcrc's IN account Of man
who abol himself rather thnn sufIcr tho
nnnra OF Indigestion. llusbnnd-rh0
fooii why didn't he take De Wits Lit
lilo Enrly illscra7 | used TO BuIrcr M
Ind nH he did before commenced taxi
ing these little pills. Logan Drug Co.,
Wheeling, W. Va, II. Il Peabody, llOn-
wood and bowie q Co, bridgeport u.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-28

ONE Minute Cough Cure 10 rightly
named. II affords instant relief from
Suffering wien afflicted with n severe
cough OF cold. II nctB on the throat
bronchial tubes. and lungs and never
fails to give immediate relief. Logan
Drug Co, Wheeling. w. Va, b. II. Pea
body. Benwood, and Bowie Il Co.
IridEcpOrt, u.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-28
NEM YoRK-wooI qulet.


NEW YoRK-In the commission
house district there was n fair attend
ance OF new buyers, whose demands
were very largely for spring speclaltles
and some advance business was done,
but for immediate wants, the trade
was very light. Printing cloths dull at
3 cents, with very light sales for the
week
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-28

OIL CITY-Credlt balance (Pennsyl.
vanla crude): Opened at 81 40; closed
ut Slg5. Certificates, January deliv-
cry: Opened at 81 iO; highest 81 IS:
lowest 81 10: closed Mt 81 4s: sales none;
clenrnuces none: shipments 55.3i0 bar
rels: runs ii7.OSi barrels.
NEW YoRH.-PctrolGum strong;
closed 81 Al bid.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-28

MADRID. Dec. T--An earthquake
abDck has been experienced IN the dis
trIrte u Orcnso. Viana, Pueblo dc Trl-
Gng, Lugudinl and vnldeorraga, In the
br0vlncs Of Gnllcln Several houses
colln,ped. but no demths arc reported az
a result Of the Hubicrrancoul disturb
uuo0.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-28

CHICAGO-Cattlc, sales were slow at
the reduced prices OF yesterday after
noon. Thursdays run was too large.
The demand was for smaller sized,
hardy steers common TO choice beeves
largely at So 75di 80; there was u fair
demand and prices moved up about l5c,
COWS selling largely at 81 S5Q3 90. Hogs,
scarcely 5000 were left over from yes
terday. the supply was extremely small;
there was good demand, and the light
offerings were soon disposed OF at an
advance OF &c. prime butcher weights
going as high az 81 O., Sheep, common
TO choice sheep sold at Sc 0OGS IS; export
sheep brought IS 0Od3 S5,some fed west
erns fetching IS % and lambs were ac-
tive at 50 s6di 80; yearllngS brought
IS SOFAS %, the market was lively and
prices averaged Toe higher than ,yesster-
day. Receipts: cattle $500 head; hogs
5000 head; sheep 5000 head.
EAST BUFFALO-Cattle, receipts all
consigned through with the exception
OF n small lot; only two cars that held
over from yesterdays offerings anu
which were taken by an order buyer at
prices fully 81 % per hundred better
than those OF the early part OF the week.
Hogs. receipts 92 cars; market fairly ac-
live; Workers fair to choice So 1898 So;
stays. common to choice s. 1903 no; pigs
common TO fair 50 7bG3 so. Sheep and
lambs, receipts IL cars; market fairly
active; lambs, choice to prime. 81 I5I
s. %; sheep, choice TO selected export
wether So OOG3 90; culls and common
sheep 81 4Od2 Is.
EAST LIBERTY-Cattle slow; prime
81 1904 30: good So SOGI 90; rough fat
So 50dS 90. Hogs higher all grades SELL
ing at 50 60d3 70; except extreme heavy
hogs: western very light and higher.
Sheep stronger at unchanged prices.
CINCINNATI Hogs actIveand high
or at 50 1903 so: receipts 200 head;
shipments l,l0O head.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-28

simply apply swAYNE,s OINTMENT.
No Internal medicine required, CutOa tot
irr, crIcmn. Itch, all cTupljonH on the
face, banda, nose, etc, lclylilg tho skin
clear, white and healthy Its great heal
Ing and curative powers nre possessed by
g9g 9l9cy r., rGm 6i ErHi!S your druESEss aor
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-28

pr wiTTg Little Early RlEcrs for
bIllousn6sB, indigestion, constipation,
4 gninll Mn. prompt cure. L9Hnh
Dtug 90, wheeling, w, Va u, u, Pom
body, Behwood, and Bowie e Co..
nfllnnnurl. O.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-28
Metals.

NEW YoRK--Pig iron quiet; south
crn r2 OOGli 90. Copper quiet Lead
steady Tin quiet; straits {ia 20; plates
weak. spclter quiet; domestic 1850
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-28
MEDICAL.
Tbg Best =

W. Of al Cough Medicines
Is Dr.. Aeker's English Rem
sdy. 1t will stop a cough in
one night, check a cold in
one day, prevent croup, re-
Hsve asthma, and cure con-
sumption, # taken In time.
1t is made on honor, from ;he
purest ingredients and con-
tatns neither opium nor NOR
phine. 1.-THE little ones have
Group or whoopiRg coush,
sse 1t promptly. - 800
Thsss Si.ss-25c, soc. and s. Per bOttls.
AZ Druggists,
ACKER MEDICINE co,
rS and - cha-hsTs Street, New YOtE.
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49, eOnnEylvanla st.l.lonl
[VIBgRnGVIVdnIa Lin2s
Trains Run by Central Trio.

ncKEr OrTiCEs AT pF,NsILvAIA STATION o!
Warm Bf,, fOur OP ELEVENTH IT, WHHtLisd,
AT MCluhE lluugI, WftEtiN1, AMI Al ruP
PENRgtLvASIA STArtuN inindEfunr,
PnrritvErr RYErEN--"pAS i,,"u' Rctrr'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-28
TIME CARD.

ArhnlaI tlsplrtiri OF trt!ltan ant ttsi
llr", " lsjN ENrtAVAnOH or RIHIHRNiE
hAHKs; 'Dallg llhily. except sunday IplllH
except s4llutly; ,hally, except Monday lslu'
Iu!s Ouly; MONDAYS 1uly; Saturdays Olly'
Eastern standard Time
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-28
RAILROADS.
ONO RIYER RAILROAD CO.

Time table in effect December &c. 1895.
NOTTCE-Please take notice that trains
OF tho Ohio River Il. X. will run by East
ern Standard Time on and after septem-
Der %. 1895.
.D0ily. iDally except Sunday, Eastern
Time
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Wheeling BFId0a & Terminal RY

v " WWT wv I77N TNVNVTVVE7
slime Table 40 IA, to hthA Ni' t'!IlL IN.
SUNDAY SOvcnl " 1915
Leave wnocllng -lsiOJ, tbID il!Da IN, ti,!L
eiii5, tIgD wv y iu
Leave pshin,llR- $500, taSi, IliipL m.,tiiA
leave NGriiii Fstty-iStil tq5I ltliSiA m,
iqW-. oltT tltl Wll .....
iIflyc lcrGlnalJtnnu VI -iSil1 tiJ!JI iiiDJ
4, NJ, iiiN elij, 1880 rus y ~.
Leave TurmlnAl JducllUn-in 1904 IN,
eiIii0 a In. ii,Sq tli0j IAll, ISIS y, ia
Leave lr!lh sF3tr{, wv hln'lhn
ri .cs,c lcnIa, ia gi7'EbiiiAm., 'liiSl, iliL
uti1, tSti Is.A n IN,
'NrfIyO WnOoIng -l1ll0, laiN M, 'll,lL
Nl7, tli0 btIL lp'hp ~
tbaii, ipAliJ OtoSpi Sunday tSindAU dali
IiilFAlns Wlll fuu oil EAuBtn Tina
j.E TAuBSlu, superintendent
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FINANCIAL,


u, LANE PfeSldHat Jos sEYn0LD, GNh,i'
la JEFFERSON. Assistant CLihlss
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-28

Iuhily. g ic,p' sunday
sunday chnrh tiHin, will lSap Kun dtovSn
casa W, and Wupcllng AlllH y N.
n. X WElsuERhBlt uen. ManAget.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-28

The eblso. ef this LsAgvS shbli b 70 protect
krsfiein hbrr BY tariff On imports, which shall
'is,ualsly tssIfs American industrial products
sgLhs. mo ssmpS.,AoN u foreign labor"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-28
ThoCIeYeland, Loralu q EhlslIas R. R.

Time Table in cnec. Monday, SOVcmbersi, 1895
Cleveland Depot. Foot Of South Water Street
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-08-08
Ladertyas Addition

cdw Phillips -...--.--.------45 6 =
,farv Wade. -. .-.------ 9 10 II
Topeka Investment CO.. 13 Il 10 l6 II /
- 800 Is 10 20 81 - % "A - 26
% % % 30 81 % 81 81 IS Sc 81 IS 80
40 Il 10 4S a a. &c A. IS 5
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-08-08
Delinquent Tax List.

County Fressurer's once, Barton County. Kansas.
July 10. 1895.
Notice Is hereby given that will sell at public
auction at my once IN tAe Court House in the
city OF Great Bend Tuesday, the ard day of
September, 1855, commencing ut o'clock A. "
and continuing from day to day until the sale is
completed, or go much of each tract of land or
town Iots included in the following list may be
necessary to pay the taxes and charges thereon
Tor the year 1894. +. Ii. MILLER,
County Treasurer.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-07
III the Entire Stock
lde Great Reductions in All Depa tments
Jew Silks and Crepons Go With the Rest.
l. Dazzling Array of Crepons and Silks
The Most Exquisite Ever Shown in SOuRnOH.
The new CREPONS
All Wool, Goat Hair, Iridescent, Silk Stripe,
Beaded and Boncle Styles Of Less TnGl EsH YORK Prices.
Dresden Waist Silks.
An entire New Lot to Arrive Monday Morn.
ing. Everything New Prices That viii sen nea.
ChiId'S Rib Vests 3 cts.
A Lot of $50 Dozen Children Ribbed Vests
-Ua The Tnng nGCOnm Season. worm l5C. Given AHuy d SC.
Zoe Wool Cha|IiGS I2aC
Zoe Dress Goods I21C
25C Wool Goods I0C
Soc BLACK HENRIETTA soc
(. 75C BLACK HENRIETTA 39C
FINE WOOL CREPONS zoe
IRISH LINEN LAWNS Csc
75C CHINA SILKS 4SC
Csc FRENCH SATINES I7C
!. FANCY COLOR CREPONS &c
c And Thousand Other Attractive Bargains.
YIN HNTT NFNTNVNT a M
CUSTAVE ECKSTEIN 4 CO.

amount TO something more than mere
oilers and money makers. they will re-
main training schools for vice. They
teach man, first Of all. to be tough, and
he Is half way down the ladder Of vice
when he is that They teach him that
II Is manly TO treat a woman, not after
the fashion Of brutes, for they are con-
siderate Of their females. but after the
fashion OF wicked men. They teach them
that all the virtues are silly and childish.
and that II Is only brave TO drink and
to curse and fight. That Is what these
clubs, with the picnics and their dances
and their meetings, are TO the young
workingman.
Put them down so that they cannot rise
again. and then there will be no hope for
the women and the children on the other
side, and a future worth thinking about
for the men. True? Every word of H. So
true that again and again / see pic
ture OF the Sneakers club room and
then OF Tommy on his way to Sing Sing.
The end is certain. Who of you Is going
TO put out his hand and help his younger
and more ignorant brother to
do that which IS right2 Help
him for his own sake, because
but for the grace Of God, that might be
you; help him for his sake. because the
happiness Of women and children de-
pend upon him. Help him for Gods sake,
as you hope 20 have mercy shown to you.
And then. because ! like to think that you
and / are friends, help him for the sake
of her who signs her name TO this little
story Of real life Bah.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-07

From the Cornhill Magazinl

From the Cornhill Magazine. y
Punch had certainly no reason to CONS
plain Of any lack Of homage paid hin, bu
the leading spirits Of the eighteenth CEN
fury. Addison, as a young man. wrote
Latin verses about him; Swift used him
as one of the engines Of his political sa-
tire, and Steele, in tho "Tatler.'' got uns
a mock quarrel between Mr. Isaac Bicker-
stan and George Powell. Punch's most
famous Snowman. In the course OF this
quarrel, which is supposed TO have been a
parody OF controversy between HoadlY
and Blackall, Bishop Of Exeter, Mr.. Bick-
erstam declares that he knows the Joiner
who put Punch together, and that the
hero's head had actually once been laid
aside for nutcracker. Moreover, mis-
scolding wife is but bit of crabtree, his
courtiers were all taken out of a quick-ser
hedge near Islington, and Dr. Faustua
himself Is supposed to have learned his
whole art from an old woman whom he
long served In the figure of a broomstaff
We learn from the same authority how@
ever, that Mr.. Powells puppet show was
a formidable rival to the Italian opera,
and that Punch's destinations were strong
enough TO rob Nicolini of the feminine
part Of his audience. Fielding. it will be-
remembered, introduced Punch and his
fellows into TON JONES'" Hogarth Carl
eatured them In Southwark Fair" and
Or. Johnson, a constant patron of the pups
pet show, declared that the wooden actors
could play Shakespeare just as well az
their colleagues Of flesh and blood-a re-
mark which he did not think fit to insert
in his notes TO Shakespeare's works.
Curran, as a young man. was an anna
teur OF marionettes, and on one occasions
obtained permission from a Snowman to
pull the strings that worked the figures,
and to put words into their mouths. So
well did he acquit himself of his task that
the audience were in raptures. and the
money collected was four times as much
as usual. II is said that his success in
finding retorts and argument for his lit
tie clients showed Curran his true voca-
his profession.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-07
I To Sell the Entire Stock

We Have made Great Reductions in All Depa r Il
and All Our New Silks and Crepons Go With the
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-07
PASSING OF THE PAY CAR.
The substitution of Checks for
Money Has Made II Useless.

rum the Chicago lFlDupe.
Many roads are beginning to abandon
the use OF the old-fashioned pay-car, the
monthly arrival Of which IN the small
way stations along the route constitutes
an event the interest Of which is by no
means confined to the small boy. The ar
rival Of the pay-car means relatively
large increase in the volume of local cir
cuiaton, and the grocery man. baker.
butcher, clothler, and. unfortunately, the
ssloon-kecper, largely profit by It.
The pay-car owes its existence to the
fact that the average section hand and
the lower order OF railway employe gem
orally do not recognize as money anything
which does not bear the government
stamp, and are as much puzzled as TO the
utility Of check and as ignorant of the
simple process Of converting II into the
coin Of the realm as If IL were written IN
a foreign tongue. The section hand wants
his pay In good hard cash, which is ready
for business the moment he gets il into
his honest, horny palm.
II Is owing TO this general prejudice
and the comparative simplicity Of the
method that money instead Of checks Is
usually sent out TO pay off," II was the
very simplicity and directness of this
method, however, that appealed 10 the
tran rObber. 1t is easy 10 keep posted on
the schedule Of the pay-cars. and as "A
consequence they have frequently been
robbed IN Texas and other portions of the
south and southwest. where the train
robber hOurishes like the native cactus
These robberies became so frequent that
the roads In that section have begun 70
abandon the use of the pay-car. and are
sending checks instead. These can be
cashed 20 a certain extent at the local
station II the agent happens TO have suf-
ficient funds on hand otherwise they
must be cashed at a local bank or At
stores whore purchases are made
During tho railroad riots In Chicago
last year considerable apprehension was
felt about the safety OF the pay-cars
sent 10 pay on the men IN the vicinltes
wiHSS -~-re was most violence and, al
fESv1h none y ham was attacked, this
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-07

apprehension furnished an additional ar.
gument against the pay-cars. The Rock
Island Is one OF the roads which has
abandoned them, and as a result OF tho
adoption of the check system, a curious
new occupation has sprung up In tho
larger towns at terminal points. At Daven-
port, Ia. for instance, there is an indi-
vidual who Is always on hand at a WE'LL
known saloon near the Rock Island sta
ton with money to cash the checks which
the men get He takes the odd cents in
the amounts which the checks call for as
his rate of exchange If a check is for
$3.50 or $3.50, for instance, he gets noth-
ing but II 1t is for S59.52 or $59.54 ne gets
two or four cents. as the case may be- A
there are great many checks to be
cashed, these odd cents amount to a good
deal In the course OF the day. In addition.
he gets per centage from the saloons
keeper of all sales, both of liquor and
cigars that day. so that on the whole he
makes a very good thing OF it.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-07

VI uil APPS ..------iNc
" "lI APPS ---'-'--lsc
VI VII al'' ....-.---'c
" uii Naps -''.---.'''c
ni"eN rose '''-.- BE-
t,,"'N nose ''....loc
il'"0A Rose ...-..lac
ni"CN rose -"-.'-}c
l.,s'e ilose'''.''-s'c
DIN nose -''.'-'.''e
Soou Nursets ---.Sic
''.e "lsets ..-'.aoe
i"is', =, 9Isets loo
Nt,ss,., 60. -
shirt Waste b.
sbirt W., ~
shin ,,,ts,- ~
Hand,.errh,ae. ' %
Uandl,.r,h,1s s'
Uandl,erohIar
Handkorchioss ~
Embroidor,oa -,
Embrolder,os
Fmbrolderios AZ
Embroldor,os
Fine r.acos q
Linen r.cos
Fancy Lace N.
95-cent Tocos
''e9 go i'e
oO-ceht Laces ...2jc
White Aprons Ok,
White Anr.,,.
r,,n,. '''a 49, F'
= hllu $ vests .... b
Ladies' Vests IN
Windsor Tyos ~,
-. i'e' ''''l''
w hite spreads ..55C
White Spreads 81
Ttpor sro,..ta
"a - ~ 'ia &C. nv
p-cVht IoWels 10,
7j-cent Towels 4ae
s1.5O-Towals ID.
-. '''' 'N
w hi'e I"inask .25c
White Damask 200
Linen DOllles 80 RI
lO-cent Doilies 81
20-cent Dollles Too
Linen Scarfs ID,
Linen Scarfs -. .29r
Linen Scarfs gaf
Shirt Percales AZ
Sea Islands A.
Good Bleach Il
Drilllngs - n
Tickings .. K,
Rest Prints X.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-07

Prof Henry A. Rowland of John
Hopkins University, Baltimore. who has
q worldwide reputation for the wonderful
Instruments and machines devised by
him, has the most expensive thermome-
ter in the world. II Is said 10 be the most
perfect thing Of the kind ever made. IL
reads TO such small fractions Of a de-
gree that one requires a microscope to
take its indications.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-07

-Tommy's Mother: Did you hear about
poor Mrs. Jones2 She ran needle into
her hand. The doctors had to opon every
finger trying to find n.
Tommy. What made 'em do that. mam-
MAJ Why didn't they get the lady an.
other necdle?-Lifc Calendar.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-07

"A Money-Making schcme.-Friend:
How are you doing nOwy
ecribblfr. First rate the Rev hfr.
saintlie and J have gone into partnership
Making money hand over lst
"Ehy How 10 you manager"
81 write books, and be denOunces them %
New York Weekly
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-07

--Customer-I know that the service here
Is quicker than at other places: but the
portions are certainly only half the size.
Waiter-The same thing, sir. Remember
that he gives twice who gives quickly
Harlem Life.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-07

-Tralps wsIk-Johnny: Pcpa, where
do tramps get all their money to make
European trips2
Papa: Who said tramps made European
trips
Johnny: Nobody I know OF, but there's
so much Ia the papers about steamers
that / though they all did. Roxbury
CMassJ Gazette.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-26
SPECIAL NOTICES

FOR 81 PER WEEk-ON ACCOUNT OF
the daily arrival Of the very latest de-
signs in s wing machines direct from the
eastern factories, and to close ont our
older stock, we will Tor the next few days
offer to the people OF Los Angeles and
vicinity our secondhand machines of all
standard II axes (almost new at verv low
prices, and can be paid for at the rate Of
81 per week. Also headquarters for the
old reliable light running New Hume
sewing machine. Drop in and look them
DER and be convinced for yourself. THE
NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE OF
FICE, $40 :. Spring 1T, Los Angeles; IS L.
Colorado ST.. Pasadena. loft
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-26
MEDIUMS

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Convinced Of her wonderful power ard
gifts. Card readings. ladies or gentle
men. 80 cents. No. 355ls s. Spri.g st.,
parlors rs.