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The Lovers Litany.

Eyes of gray, D sodden quay, Driving rain and failing tears As the steamer wears to s8a In parting storm Of cheers. Sing, for fNith and hope are high, Mono so true as you aud |; Sing the lover s htany, .L.ove like CUTS can never die. U Eyes o3 black, q throbbing keel, Milky foam 10 left and right, Whispered converse near the wheel h the brilliant tropie night. Cross that rules the southern sky, Stars thai sweep and wheel and fly, Hear tho lever's Etany,
 Love like ours can never die. Eyes of brown-a dusty plain Split and parehed the heat Of June, Flying hoof and frightened rein, Hearts that beat tho old old tune. Side by side tho horses fly, Frame we aow the old reply Of the lover's Etany,
 "Lovo like ours can never diei' Eyes of blue-the Simla hills Silvered with the moonlight hoar, Pleading Of tho waltz that thrills, Dies and echoes round Kenmore. "Mabei, {" Officers, "Goodhy," Glamour, wine and witehery- On my souls sincerity
 Love like ours can never die. Maidens. of your charity Pity my most iuollless state. Four times Cupids dobtor T. Bankrupt in auadruplicate.
 Het despise this evil case, And maiden showed me grace, Four and forty times would Sing tiie lover's tFany,
 "I.oye like ours can never die,
 -Rudvartl KinlinG
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Fifteen sheets Legal Paper, 5 cents .,s Twenty-Five good Envelopes, cents. Ladies Black Hose, cents up to 58 cents. Ladies Vests, 4 cents up.
 Full line of Towels, Napkins. Table Covers, Handkerchiefs, Shoes, Pants, Gents Furnishing Goods, Piece Goods, Tinware, Mating, Etc.
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Exnieined.

Two friends. weaver and a tailor, became in time enemies, 50 much so that the tailor spoke much evil of tho weaver behind his back, though the weaver always spoke well Of the tailor. Upon lady asking the weaver why he always spoke so well CT the tailor, who spoke 50 il Of him, he replied, Mad am, we are both liars ''-" Humor of Spain. ''
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now Ahout the Wornon7

The Indiana nan who has ten ex-wiyes living should De suppressed on general principles. Negative polarity is denor alizing. New York Recorder.
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Getting Close to Home.

The financial situation, said the major, lis coming to a fine point, .
 '.Yoa re- right, replied the editor, 'and now that l think of it here's due bill of yours for &15 '-Atlanta Consti- tuition
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A Saving Point.

The bitterest enemies of Mir. Harvey of tCoin,s SchooI' cannot but love hlIn for one thing-he has never threatsnea the lecture platform. Cleveland Plain Dealer -
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Our Choice Every Time.

While the other new woman may be approaching in different ways that form of her known as the sweet girl graduate ss coming in on the stage. .-Philadel- phia Times
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A Piucky Pastor,

A plnclzy pastor was he of Skowhegan who preached last Sunday on the text, Wives, submit yourselves to your hus. bands. '
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A Terrible HI asidIe.

Hypnotism may be cure for dipso- mania, but what is going to be the cure for hypnotism Chicago Record
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Defining Hypnotisn.

The latest definition of hypnotism, "A plea to escape the legal consequences of crime. H-Chicago Post.
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It is said that mules fed on corn that has the smut will lose their hoofs.
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An Easy Way of Painting.

Hore is an easy way of painting which any child oan try. Buy oents' worth of spirits of niter, pour a little in sau- cer and soak in it piece of white lia- en. Take the leaf of any plant you fan oy, lay it on the piece of wet linen and put 1t between the leaves of book. with sheet of paper to receive the im- pression. Put weight on the book and leave it for few days. When opened, you will find porfaot print of the leaf, both ill shape and color, and tho leaf it- self will have become quite pale, Nll tho tints being gone. In using any drugs for any experiments remember that the bottles should be kept tightly corked and standing, when not in use, on some high shelf, quite out of tho reach of the poking little fingers of baby broth CT or sister. In triyEg this experiment don't leave any of the hitter in the san. cer after wetting the linen. Pour any that may remain back into the bottle
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Tho Difference.

There are editors ill this city who cax tell you the result of the election in 1886 and cannot even give you an idea of Who will win the baseball pennant III lo9o. St. Louis Republic.
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You can get . good piece of meat froaa all of the butcher shops of the time You can get good piece of meat from so01 one of the butcher shops all the time. But the City Market has choice meats au the tune that you can get if you willing pay it's value.
 R P HOLMES
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-28
ooNrAaIoN IN pLrrsnunGn


Coutlnussto Claim Now Ylctlms-TwsntJ-
five New CH.oa M saturday.
p Pittsburgh Sunday DiIpatei,
The spread OF contagious diseases still
continues, and twenty-five new cases
wero reported in tho two cities yestcr.
day. Sigh! falling oil from the pro.
yious days record, bu! still enough to
cause great uneRItneis.
In Allegheny, thirteen new cases Of
typhoid woro reported, three in the
Filth ward, two each in the Second,
Sixth and twelfth, aud ono eRcl In tho
First, Fourth, Eleventh aud Thirteenth.
Three cases OF iiphtheria, in the Third,
Fourth aud Filth, and three Of scarle.
tina, In the First, sixth and Thirteenth
wards, were announced,
In Pittsburgh the record was unusu'
ally low, butt is quite likely that to.
morrow the reports OF new cases will
get a boom. as many cases arc usually
held back by the physicians, aud some
are never reported This is denied by
the health officials, but denial il use
less, as several casei are known which
never have been reported. Yesterdays
reports show ak cases. four OF typhoid,
two Of scarlet fever and one OF diph'
liberia.
Major Mclaughlin, OF tho Allegheny
Board Of Health, made an announce
ment yesterday that the records Of con.
tagious diseases do not exceed those OF
last year. The records might say that,
but physicians who ought To know on
that side OF the river say that never to
their knowledge has the city experl'
enced such an epidemic as 1t has for the
last two months. The statement IN yo''
teIday's Dispatch, that large number
Of cases are not being reported IL un'
doubtedly correct. Leaving that out, q
total NJ eighty cases in five DAYS in Al.
legheny ia something remarkable, aud
justities the approx ension that exiiIs.
Tho Pittsburgh bureau Of health Is at
last taking measures in combating the
contacIon that has prevailed for so long,
and all undertakers are being notified
to live up to the requirement OF an act
OF assembly governing the burial oil
persons who have died from contagious
or infectious diseases. BY the strict en-.
iorcement OF this law. il Is claimed, the
epidemic can DO controlled and eventu'
ally stamped out, IL there be pure water
supply.
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Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, Of Junction City,
Ill.,, was told by her doctors she had
Consumption aud that there was no
hone for her. but two bottles Of DR.,
Kiug's New Discovery com pletely cured
her and she Gays Il saved her life. Mr.,
lhoS. Eggors, 1870 Florida ST, San Fran.
cisco, suffered from u dreadful cold, ap.
proachlng Consumption, triod without
result everything else. then bought one
bottle Of DR.. Kings New Discovery and
m two weeks wac cured. lie is nRtur-
ally thankful. 1t is such results, Of
which these aro samples, that prove the
wonderful efficacy OF this medicine in
Coughs and Colds. Free trial bottles at
Logan Drug Goa Drug Store. Regular
size 5Oc. and Sl.0O. 0
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Cnirnrn- IN cattle the snail saturdays sup.
ply was disposed oil at unchanged prices, sales
being on ba,s VI 81 20ab ~ for common TO
choice native steers. Hogs, family active dc.
niaud mud 20 lower The range III prices Is grow
lug smaller Aud the bulk sold to-day al 81 Goa
sheep the limited supply offered to-day was
co,cd out NJ steady ptIcCt Sallvo sheep were
sAlRblc ut VI La ~ Tor culiS and tall Cuds up 10
81 aUag IN for iAt export lois Lambs sold at s. 70
VI % hnl prime lot, wCto sold NJ y GlaS 10 Re-
uelpts-CAttlO ~ head; calves 20 head hogs
400 head sheep OOl head.
Inst Liberty Cattle, market steady At un.
changed pticOs. Hogs, slow and shade lower;
rrne medium a ibht 90, best heavy Workers
! iuni lji common u fate Workers and pigs 81 W
Al il. foughq ~ O1Na % sheep, strong at uu.
changed prices
UincInunii--lIogsa active ~ 81 g6a3 90, receipts
1000 head, shipments iOJJ head
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Tho wool Trade.
BdhirUrh

Hdi'rtbh
There IL n slsady business doing, with
tho market firm for both domestic and
foreign wool. Tho larger manufacturer
bayo been tho most free operators OF
lale, and thoir, purchaser arc quito large,
Tho goods market Ia quiOt aud ungatis.
factory, but manufacturers look Tor Il
bsltor busino,a aud arO buying wool, "a
thny look for 1t to advance In price,
Conditions abroad nro firm, tho Austria.
linn market having recovered itom tho
rocont woakno's and advanced ~.
fleece woods Hro firm at lniln!r for NN
and above Ohio, with saln ol ordinary
lots n, high M zoe. For NNN aud do.
laino Ohio floccos 2lG Ia quoted, whilo
choice Ohio comhlnrs sol 1t .lc. Tor.
rItory wools arc being picked M quito
freely MI tho secured basis Of 3jnJjc Tor
nnn medium mud fine, with choice lots
Of Montana higher Australian woods
aro firm NJ AOal7c ACQUIRED Tor good 10
choice lots Of clothing aud combinp.
Carpet wooll ara quiet, but firm abroad.
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ALraRLp NOT a CANDIDATE.
he Sara That No Dsmoprat should Ruu for
HauhtOrtn Ilhnnlu.

eNANtoG w 1AANhHh
spRlSGFIELD, ill.,, Oct. Ex-Governor
Alleged will not bO a candidate next
year Tor United States senator, lie so
declared himself yesterday, and gave
his reasons to representative Of tho
Associated Press 1t was thought by
many Of the politicians that the with
draWRl OF Senator Palmer from the race
would induce Governor AlIgold TO mn
nounco himself, In this they were mis-
taken, The governor left no room Tor
doubt as 10 his Intentions.
snow that General Palmer has with
drawn from tho race for the senatorahip
next year" tho governor was asked,
will you DO cGndilatep
| E"No," he replied, "a decent regard
for tho ptoprieties foghlds tina. any
Democrat should make an effort tn DO
elected senator in this state next year.
AS dudes FAY, it would DO in bad form"
Flows that, gpyOrnor|
"WOll,N ha replied, aside from tho
vacancy caused by the death OF Stnto
Senator ilprb, tho Republicans have q
majority OF seventeen oi tho hold.oyor
senators, aud conditions in this state
are such that II we were to sweep every
thing before rs next year rs wy did IN
1892, We could not possibly got ma
jority, OF more than twelve nr fourteen
Of nowly elected members, so that even
II the Lord wQrG to be with Ne next
year, the Republicans still haYo u ma.
lorlty Of tiyo or six on joint ballot. I'M
der these circumstances it would look
greedy for q Democrat TO want the
place, and IS tho Democrats arc all
wsll'bred gentlemen, they will not DO
guilty Of sucl u breach OF docorum, bnt
will preserve their dignity and pursue
the oven tenor OF thair wAys."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-28

fAhNNHf''AH f's''
uhtrngo-Proyl,lons alone Of the speculative
markets were ann Today rom the dr,J 70 last
miu6u,ly in The end IN theIr bVlli,G prsleplionS,
day. AZ he ' Gloss u.s. Of tno day tie market Was
weak AZ 10 dccliuc. october aud November
com oEah lost IL psr busheli pats declined '4e'
| anu provisions Averaged slSht EhllI'
tLpuG-Seadyi niLIer patents - pa ~ ~.
TOR tWalRhS Y Slhs ~ Apflng pht.ynlht l'a' W
| Aprug suaghls !! ga! w bakvfN y ein- ~ ,
MiRtr-GSl No. sprinE, es5taCVl ~, 80 ~
| spring asAtnc; No, red OOatiAci OS'opet sysss
60,ialg'-c; December bO'gatlHHUo'Ie' May oEtA
| O''ssbi3sc, -,.,,,.. ~, IT..
tpbN-CNh No, :. 5O'sAaIIn; NO youOm
@.Aw,c October SOhl5l tsasO, H.; nov! NoYen3ef
!9'ua, -r4by December -iBh-s'ta!''sei NAY
~ siH' Sa-9s4r o,.,,. ~, ,-,,,,,.
OAs-Gash SO.", lh'3c; No " While .Vi.a-u,l 81
| No, while lral2',r October lsAlH'4aia'4c'
December Is ,ala slls'.c; May sOaR2Ot%a.O'gc'
RYL-No. ., ~ as 90
hAmLgN--No .. nominal.
ELlxsEGp-No J., gl'4c 1900
Mas, PoRK.-tAsh per Dol. y !SyAF.,i OcloDGr
closed s. 0j; January 50 llaJ ljhg laS May ~ W.
a. ijag az ..,o. o,,..-
LAGp -CaSh per l90 lnS ~ az pS.U Ns,.
= S3al .Ha2 az January % wa "'s3' VIZ ""'
"s1Iaarr ~ Nm. Zach ,llc, slJliz,iS5: October
y ~ ~ oE,2, q <, III Vs'i a .
Nay y ~ ~ oVa ~ W saou 9"oH'"e'' -"
''sc hoLl cleAI i slues 800, ,,,l "a, ,.,o,,
,MhhhF-p'ullefs h"'shed soouA P'' Eu'0H
~ - .,.,t
ityrtrrr MIN, = rrcarnary 0l2lc: dAlrleI glSa
80
Fos,-.FI,mst iu.nI7c
CWrIsr' IAN
a.. .I,,. q, m, ,,r,,,..
New h"rk-floqr' rrceips wv, pMHT Lten'
EXPORTS i1Vl oatI9hi hhtAet PI WS mhenH
IycrlpN l'',YJl nusn NJ uA 49, =, ~
sI ,dyincC nCtnbcT closed Al 70. Decem6sr
| cIo."i AZ I'd - Cnrf. rereIntS hi O6l hush.
et. c,,,or,s n 1O bi,,hei. ,nnt nniot. onion,
o o,,s 'i,a bn, Jrrljncd Under isrse Local
,noyn,,,snt ayd nre.,irr MI new deilyerles
riS,lne I.atlH lower, October closed at SSisc
Drcrn,ner rioseI M gic oats, receipts glIVll
bushels exports 900 bushels; spot dull; options
| quiet aud caster ~ d decline Of 1sci october
closed at air; Ducember closed AZ &c. Hay
steady Hops dull Hides dun. Leather steady.
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The Darlington, Wis, Journal says
olilnrially vi 4 popular patent medi-
cine: I've know from experience that
Chamberiain's Collie, Cholera aud Diat.
rhua Remedy ia all that is claimed for
1t, as on two occasions It stopped eIcru.
eating pains and possibly saved US
from an untimely grave. 40 would not
rest easy. over night without it In tho
house," This remedy undoubtedly
fayc4 moro pain and suffering than any
other medicine in tho world. Every
family should keep il in the house, for
II 10 suro to be needed sooner or later
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MEDICAL
DANGER Signals

More ib1A tIif tbI rietims Of eOHshpEp'
ton do mol kaor iblr tart Il. Hsreisa list
Of symptoms BY whish consumption can
certainly Re detected
CoaEb. on. or two slight efforts on
rising. occurring during the day and fire.
euenily during the night.
Sbo,i brfdii1pg after cxertion.
TfEt!M1e Of ne etryi.
Qa.i btise. especially noticeable in the
Cysnng lnd after full meal
Ctti'ml,, In the evening, followed BY
Stgbi fan.
PvsbTiiisu toward morning and
PIT fac and iiHgmd in the morning.
Lass ofViishT.
lfyou have these SYMPTOMS, or any Of
them, do no. delay. There are many
PREPARATIONS which claim 10 he cures, but
d.. Bslrri eHal!iS RtHaYfor Consumption
has the highes, endorsements, and has
s.ood the test Of years. II will arrest con-
SUMPTION IN lis earlier st9geg and drive
away tire symptoms named II Is manu-.
.Jstuei Nv he hcser Medicine Co, 10
ard IS ClEmbeT S., New York, and sod
BY all reputable druggists.
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tho beat Bayo In tho world for cuts,
bruises, sorcs, ulcers, salt rlIeum, foyOr
cores, teltar, ctappol hands, cIilhlain',
corna, aud all skin Oruption', aud posi-
lively curOi pilsI, or no pay required.
Ills guarlntool 10 give perfect satl'iaI.
ton or money refunded. Price %
cents por box For Galo BY Logan Drug
COMPANY.
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Acrsnt once, novsr falls. Ono Minute
Cough Cure. A remedy for asthma,
and that ioverish condition which Rc'
companies severe tOld, Tho only
harmless remedy that produces imma'
diate rcsuliS. logan Drug Co., Wheel.
ing, W. Va. Is. +. Peabody, BonWood,
and Bowie 4 Co., Bridgeport, o. 5
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New York -f There wasA little stir with the
tho opening nt the market but NJ urgent wants
W0ru supplied, buyers tdiltod and tho qulolncaV
usual to thrsIlunlny half holiday became moro
npnnrru Thcu'ual large sales through dolly.
cflp, ON former engagements Wotr effected. but
otherwise There WaSH limited VOLUME VI sales
ltlniing cloths 1ulct but llr.n at BlAd, The sales
iDt lie week WCf0 "a 900 pieces.
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MEcuASfusviLLr, ST. MANY CouSrY,
Mp.-l aold a bottle Of Chamberlain
Pain Balm 10 n man who had boon sui.
iorng with rhnumatism for several
years, II made him u vol man. a. ],
MoGlLL. For sale al 90 cents per bottle
BY dtuggiBta.
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rlNANon ANn rILApM.
Ths Features OF INV AIuasy aud Stock
Markets..

New York, Oct ?6--AIonOy on call easy at
percent, Prime mercantile paper iaiIipeF eeut
sterling exchange steady with actual bu4inaIa III
bankers bill, at q Ss'sal SSlt Tor demand aud
sis7IAis7'. for sixty days; posted rates q ssa
isS's md 81 sal 500 Commercial bills 81 SOC
HaF silver ~ e. Mexican dnluTi 5lc.
The market to-day Opeuod with lalr ltgreo
OF 1cllIily. hui prices were Irregular Near u
o'clock tie bean made u demonstration on lnu
nduslTiAlN particularly Leather aud sugar.
Tbs dive was effective and weakness was also
impaired though IN Lesser degree 20 Inc seh'
erd railway list The moro eNtrenn losses were
IN Leather preferred J)si do common ~ suglt
" aud Chicago Gas "a per cent, Ihn nnIAe|
closed weak At tho lowest prices VI the day
The trading In bonds to-day was iloro MOD
crate IN Volume and IN easlOr iOno prevailed
Tho sal08 were $4,000
Government bonds vs., y lower ollet Issues
steady
siniO bonds Inactive
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If Ia a truth IN medicine that tho
smallest dogo thai pNtiOrmHN euro Ia tho
host. DO Wits l,ittIO Early llsori arc
tho snAlloit pills, will perform cure,
and ara tho host, Logan Drug Co.,
Wheeling, w. Va, u, 4. Peabody, Hon.
wood, and BoWiO X Co.. bridgeport, o.
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ASYAroLis, MD., Arril 10. lSOL--l
have need UhambnrlRIn's Pain Balm Tor
rheumatism and found II to DO all that
Ia claimed lor Il, behave It to DO tho
bost preparation for rhoumaLiam aud
dcup heated muscular pains on tho mar.
kol and ChoctiuIly recommend II to lhu
public. loHN u. BGooEs, doalcr In
boots, Hhocs, clC., No. Is Main street.
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NoriuNa 40 distressing IA a hacking
cough. Nothing 70 foolish az 10 aullur
from II. Nothing 40 dangerous n al.
ovod to continue OnO Minute Cough
Cure gives Immediate rcliOi. Logan Drur
%, Wheeling, w. Va, u. 4. Peabody,
lIonwood aud lIowlo 4 Co, Bridge
port, y.
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TINS healing properties Of DO Wltt9
Witch Hazel salya arc vol known. II
cures eczema, skin affections and Ia
simply perfect remedy Tor plloH hn'
pnn Drug 90. Wheeling, W. Va, u. IL
Peabody, llcnwool, and liowlo X Co,
Bridgeport y.
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wsNnrit-plg Iron Qulol southern si2 O0A
iIGIl northern ~ OItlt h Copper QulOl, brokers
iii,c. Lend hrh brokers u 10, lln quiet,
plates quiet
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on Cuy-Opcncd At 81 % highest q cat,
lowest 81 IS, closed nt 81 90. shipments 7l.dl
hitrllg runs gl.1gj hatrclE,
Sew Yorii Petroleum strong nj 81 g6ii bid.
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Whecllnn BrlaNe & Terminal Ry.

IlAu Table No ~ ~ lNhN lNNg ~ y luH
SUNDAY November 10 1914
leave Whcnus ,,,vJ, iJ!D, ll,lja nj, l,ll
bllt, ll.D. ilOl o. %. -
Leave rcnln,uiR SO1t9!il, lll'BL mntl!A
'iichyS Nanu Fctry -ISil 1857 IuiSia IN,
igiI IG llliAJ l.ll. .,,.,.,.,...,
nIr. Ras oi.il. ll,iI Il.lS - ~.
sifIO a I'M, 1Ibl lHOi h.li SOP IN
IpAyr Nhifiu NCtN ii|lS llli hmN 'lNh
AOt IilU. nlp isAlr n.. ....
'iel,o rchln, iin li.3l ljiiiA IA, 'llAl It'll
illT Allb. IS,lS. ". w.
ulI ulli Ih.ll, WON H.
tb.uv inllly oxcsp, sunday. isundau ohlf
ATTAIN MIN tun On EAalctn Tina
liz TAUaslI supouu,eni1nt
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fobndy need lRyn Neuralgia, dot Dr Miles
l'hin lllla from dtuFriHin "OnO cent u dose,
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NNInl

N.w Yorl. -wool qnIoll domo.LIa Llooco I.aglc
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U&EGRNEss ' hII druggist soli " ca S tdFSS.
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All pnln baul,l,od by Dr. MlloD' Palm plllA
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Nr'v Y"rR-The weekly bank Statement. shows
tho following changes:
Reserve Increase ,dQl %
Loans. l,hsl5UJ
specic, inctenye ....,.,.........,.....,l ,.9ghJQ
Legal tender, decrease ........,.,.,...... SV5OJ1
Deposits, decrease, l,siuVO1
Circulation, decrease .."......"".. 6O,bOO
The banks now hold SIG CSC 200 In excess ottho
requirements OF the - per cent rule.
The finanCer says this week: There were no
changes OF importance in the statement made
by tho associated banks OF New YORK for the
week ending october "a, tho principal features
being The continued decrease Ia lOanS and the
infOaNu OI yl,2yp $40 IN specie. Asa large mum.
ber OF banks Wer0 below the REQUIRED 70 per
cent reserve on tho previous week, the con,
traction IN loans was 10 have b02n expected
There was soniu liquidation ~ lOans frum met.
camille sources, however sterling exchange
CONTINUES high aud We sceui TO be at stage
where 1t would take but lltlo to turn the tide
either way,
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luaily. except sunday,
SUNDAY uhnn,h rtlni will lCa,o Eln droVsH
pnja m' aud Wuctling NJ lAn p ~,
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poses, but in most other countries the cul-
tivation is carried on for the sake of the
manufacture of essences, says the New
York Recorder. The art of distilling roses
originated in Persia about 1912, and in 1854
it is certain that the altar of roses was
made on large scale at Shiraz. At the
present day the odorous products OF the
rose are extracted in Bulgaria, France,
Germany and to some extent in India,
Persia, Tunis, Algeria, Morocco and Egypt.
In'Bulgaria the red damask rose is the
favorite, while in the south of France the
Provence rose-the cabbage rose of Eng
lands cultivated commercially. But
while much attention is generally given to
the development of the color, form and
size of the flower, the great possibilities OF
the beautiful petals in the generation Of
varieties of perfumes have been hiterto but
imperfectly understood. There are ex-
perienced gardeners who can discriminate
many species of roses in the dark, recog-
nizing them by their perfumes, and it is
found that exquisite effects can be pro-
duced by the crossing of varieties having
special odorous characteristics In fact,
scents are almost as amenable to scientific
combination as the notes of the musical
scale, and the result of happy blending
of odors by cultivation is often as distinc-
tive and charming as the sound of a rich
romantic harmony.