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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-07

The Essentials Of New Testament Creek (Mac-
allan & Coz. by John H. Huddi.ston. OF North
ss;ern University. Is intended for the use or
knday-school teachers who wish TO acquire so
rach Of the Greek language will enable them to
rad and understand the New Testament writings
the original. Its contents are therefore varied.
here IL a brief history and criticism OF the Greek
pokeu and written In Palestine after the time OF
Asxan-,; the Great. Then comes series OF Vo-
abaare, with notes or pronunciation, and sucn
nntuga,ions and declenslors as are necessary 10
rzdlng words in different forms. These are TO De
remorise with care. BY the time these lessons
are mastered the student Is expected 20 be ready
for translating The selections for this purpose
are the First Epistle OF John, the Beatitudes the
Lords Prayer and other passages. To aid the IN
experienced translator literal version OF THESE
fragments Is given In another place, with vocal
ulary OF al. The words used. Then follows a mort
formal and complete grammar than that contained
IN the lesson. The only criticism seems 10 De 'ha'
'fe book is 100 minYtely helpful.
A novelty for Latin school reading is TO be
found In Fifty Selections from Valerius Max
linus Leach Shewell and Ssnborn), edl'ed ny
C. Smith OF the College Of New-Jersey. IL used
% De the practice TO take passages from Na'ei"s'
Florus Cornelius Nepos and others. ana sathei
'hem Into reading book without note Oh inc"
authorship. But It adds to the interest OF para
pamphlet should appeal 10 the synpaihies OF youns
readers The book belongs to what Is called ne
otuoents Series OF Latin Classics
TO the same series belongs also more pre,e"-
tious work namely a new edition OF CorheuS
Nepos. by Isaac Flag. OF the University OF g."
lorna TIE text IN this book Is fo.o"ed W d
vocabulary Another work from the same pun
shers Is a First Book In Greek" edited by frahk
Fierre2ont Graves Phi D.. OF Tufts College an"
Toward Southworth Halves. OF the polytechnic an
sttute OF Brooklyn 1t combines grammar reauer
ana dictionary and comprises very respec'ao'e
vocabulary fol begnnins.
TIE American Book Company has puorshea
Cieero's Cato Major" edited by Professor +. T.
lockwood. Of Buckner University TINS ~ o"'
OF those books which, even In form nj TOT sc"oo'
oo!s. still appeal TO much as does 'ir i"o'"a"
Brownies 'ReliSio Med.ci." II Is rich In n'era''
sense and not less rich In point OF "o''o' ca
psr.ence
The two bound volumes for 1914 OF our Ah.'".'
F',erds" contain a mars Of interesting anecoo.s
and wise and sympsthc suggestion. THIS pup
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In this city He was found unconscious In bed TINS
morning His condition s precarious.
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Jnstrnrtion.
For Boys and Young Men.-Clty.

obstruction.
For Boys and Young Men.-City.
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can enter at any tim" Gag Or 'efa *
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lars apply by mall Prof PRINCE. University Heights
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Primary academic coes. preparatory. kindergarten
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Fall begins Oct lat Kindergarten begins Oct 18th
TINE MISSES EIY's SCHOOL. FOR GIRLS
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EeW-York.
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Syracuse. Nov. (specla0.-Ex- Iieutenant-Gov-
ornor A,vord "Oid Sat-" Is seriously 81 at his homo
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DED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,

IL Tor la orayrs Puerto cabelo Curacao and Mara.
ca! bo via Curacao from Perrspont stores brooklyn
$. VENEZU ELr. Thursday, Nov. II: ?. m
s. B. PHILA DEL. PIfIA Saturday Nov. %, D. H.
s : CARACAS ............. Wednesday. Dec. :. ~ NJ
FOR MARACAIBO- -.
: c CURACAO . .'. "Wednesday November ..
These American built expressly Tor the trade
have superior accommodations for passengers
BOUETON. BLISS & DALlETT
General Manager. 1875 Front-st.
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Jnsiruri,on.

For Young Ladies.-City.
VAN NORMAN INST 2Ts. go go Wet list.Jt
sn,rnle No. no. (Foundsd 1917 Nine. VAN NOR
MAN. Prtn Mrs.. J. l. MATTHEW. vics-Prn.
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The two bound volumes for 1914 OF our Ah.'"s'
F',ends" contain a mans Of interesting sneeuose
and wise ara ,vmps,hotic suggestion. This pub
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old DOMINION LINE
" steamers for NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH OLD POINT
COMFoRT and VIEWPOINT NEWS: VIRGINIA BEACIi
PETERSHI,RO and RICHMOND. VA. AMI WASHING
TON cMonasy Tqss Wed Thurs w and SAT- ana a., Si
For WEST POINT, vA.-Tues Thurs. and Sat. From
PIER 20 No. \. r.. foot Beach-st. at M satur,
days, D. m. Through tickets and freight rates to al
points South and West ,-,, ~, .,.~..
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/lONPAGNIE GENERALE TransatlantiQu

MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES
Ul From New-York Wed, Fri. and Sat -
A DEIICHTFUL TRIP BY SEA TO THE PORTS or
TEXAS-GEORGJA-FLORiD
ONE-WAl EXCURSION OR TOURISTS TICKETS 70
ali points in Texas Colorado, ttsh Arizona. California.
Mexico Georgia Florida Excellent accommodation1
SPECIAL TICKETS. ATLANTA, . EXPGo :I
c. H. MALLORY & Co. Gen Agts. Pier 20 E. r.. ~ 7.
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THE BRACkETT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. So East "a
i Street. Miss ELLEN r. LEARNED. Prineipa
Twenty fourth ,ssr. Once hour II 20 Has.
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COOKS NILE STEAMERS.

" Departures from Cairo for tho $500
FIRST AND SECOND CATARACTS or THE MI
Eve.y few days during the season
psrths and information from -
TUOS COOK " SON. POI and 20 way, ~
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A CRUISE to the Mediterranean by specially
"A chartered teamer Jan 20 sc. $4,000 and up.
All excurslons fees etc. included. =, ~
r. c. CLARK. III Broadway. ~ T.
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Chicnco-Batter grain nrirrs almond nnl tho
noSsihIltr NJ c,on cmarp S-, ,be I1'C ai.e
in the conntrv ruled n s,ronr whcet mHrtct
here to-day. NAV closing nj si;Sr The oihe,
markets ioincI Tho nroccssion Nav cioSIn,, ~
higher, Nav oats 10 hiVhcr and proyisions NJ
advances.
Flou, hrm,
WnrAr-No, . sprIpc 5ns.a,,lyc. No 3snri,c,
nominal. M o rrI 5nHa5IsEc. March hI7tnISito
5.,,kc: NAV 5iaji;La,,sLc; JuiS bjnTiIIaiSiL@
CoRS-Iash 10. 4 sac: No YELLOW ;I,lo
July li1iaIsai;2.c
OtnECesh "a . csi..ooc. M . ,vh,,o 200.
No white 2, itSsl1;c: Nav SI,Ia",E Jnnr
?94.ac9yJ ..a2aiI c July G1;a:7j Ia.sjLc. 'N"'
BtELryCSo S;c
FLASsKEp-So' l. 81 40
TiNoTIy SrrS.Prims s
MESS poHk@Casb. pcr barrel. $40 poaIO AZ.
May $40 3Oal0 s7L,alo az
LARp-Cash pcF loo lis. ga 40. Nav q a7ila
G 5!iSa6 s?I ''' " w. 'A'' " ''|s'
SiiGnr Rims Cash v,do. flooso, q, ooo5 o.. Ma.
s. Sja5 3a5 IS; dry sailed shoulders Isssli1ic;
short clear sides s. 50a5 Is
WHiSKEY-Dlstilors finished goods per gallon
S. ..
SuGARs- Unchanged. u
BurrEE-Markc. dull: creamery lla,ic; daIrlcs
9ai9c.
:. EGGs-Flrm at ?6Mc.
Now York-Flour, rcccip,,Ial. 800 barrels. OK.
ports 70 5O) barroS. sales II t nacSosn.. ns,tnt
Suc, bit ilrm Wbsat ,erSn,s "a nS' sI'
rors sso0 hn,hcs snc ~ ~ hlhsi. eo q;
}utnrrs o"b " SnN S,s ISS VoovVo o,Sne.s VI
firm: ontions oMcrnd rn ~ spoi IrO' '9l lSS
not ndys,,cc: No rcd Warc cin,cd NJ. SI nS
closed n, SSr Jnne c,ns aI ~ .' az. 80, my
closed nj f0. oos ~ ~
recent, adm hnsb"is Ionr,. u! Vt SoLn,
sSinS TX M hv.ScIs nS tr;,pro.. .'yD o.Snsis.
market dull: options generally QUIET, closing Al
20 net advance; March closed ut I9c May closed
at t9ai9&alg &c; July coscdat igJ:c. Oats rcccInts
3o.50o bushels exports 9.jOj bushels: sales Is.
bushels OF spot; spot market firm: option, QUIET
Rnd Nc higher March closed at S3Iic: inrli
closed Al, SSSlc; May closed at SJ1c. Hay s,cndy'
Hops steady. Hides steady. Leather GuIci
Beef steady. Culmeats steady. Lard GGic;:
western steam closed nj SC "a nominal. 'pnrS
unll. Butter easy; western dairy 9al5c; do
erealneiy lla??c- Cheese firm. Eggs easy; west.
erm i iEe,h ~ Iaiow il!ncr Ros!a firm. Tnr.
pentlne steady NJ 33|5apc. Rico steady. Mo.
laSes steady. CottonSecd oil steady. Coffee.
spot hrm. Sugar. raw firm; refined In fair do.
i"ahu.
llnltimors-Flour dull md unchanged. 70.
ceip,s O,SSS barrels; shipments 9OGIS barrels
Wheat iirner: spot 5S,sn5s'5Gc; May 69Nu5954c;
steamer No. red Sos tab53sc; receipts l,gGi bush.
Gus: stock 6;d,soS bushels; sales $1,000 bushels:
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thinking ,I wha,s You aro obscuroH"
"Nh,t / Al.

thinking what? You arc obscuro2"
That lam unieminine-a ilIrt."
| THAT iayour explanation, not mine.
How can l but believe your 1t Ia hnrd.
~ necessary to say that do. | think
you ovado mo also. You havo not an.
aworod mo yot. Arc wo fricnds?"
NIFTY put out littlo hand silently,
and Paul, taking It into hia grasp,
pressed and kissed Il.
From TINT limo they wcro hardly
know what; II seemed rather II vas0cl.
ngo than n Irritation. Paupa capriccs
cduallod those OF tho most inVctorato
coqnottc. At ono timo ho was devotion
itaolf, and Kitty bloomed out ut such
timoa with lovelinesa truly surprising,
because tho expression Of M emotion,
tho least sollsh OF any foollng that sho
had evor experienced ; ut others no was
cold, distant, almost unclvil, doyoting
himself exclusively to othors, and those
alterations. perploxing to us nil, wero
visibly on kit,y's health and spirits.
Sho was thoroughly subdued, this vot.
Gran coquotto, thia cold.hoartod girl.
Paul chose TO prefer the uglioat and
most unbocoming dress in hor ward.
robo, and she wore 1t till wo hated tho
sight OF 1t. lilo insisted that sho looked
bost with hor hair plainly dressed, and
sho put all tho superb golden mas
straight behind her ears, and lost half
Of her beauty in consequence.
AT last ho addressed her In words OF
love, carelcssly, rs ono who WIS surs of
his prize. and sho caught at the doclara.
ton eagerly, complaining at tho Same
time that no but half loved hor.
This was not tho burden Of hor COM
plants.
sho doubted porpetually, required
perpetual roassuring. assurances that
Paul gave. sometimes carelessly, some-
times refused pottiahly. On ono OF
thoso occasions Paul said to hor:
you dis.rust mo strangely. Do you
broad retributivo justico2 IL 1t that
you remember Hilton?" a
She shuddered.
"Why do you speak Of him. Incver
loved him."
But do you love mef"
"Yes."
And il should deceive you 40 you
did Hilton?"
II cannot imagine It. would not bc.
lievo 1t; but il such thing could be, I
should not die-pooplo don't die 90
easily-but live. Oh, why do you sug.
gest such things? had rather die
than know you were false"
But suppoao l were; suppose
that"
paul. aro you mad, or mi? WHY
do you talk thusf Why do you look
SOP" -
~ have taken of tho maak. At last
you SOC mo as am; at last you hear mo
say what ha, long been In my heart, and
know the truth, and Hilton Is avenged"
Kitty rose. white as death and tromb.
ling in every limb. tried to speak, stag.
gered, stretched forward her hand, and
iaintcd.
Paul rang tho bell. consigned her to
the servants caro- and left the house,
She has mover seen him since.
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To Pittsburgh Saturday, March ?, Vim
81 20. d { o. 81 20,

To Pittsburgh Saturday, March ?, Vim tho
81 so. u. i o. 81 so.
On tho above date tho. Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Company will sell OK
cursion tickets to Pittsburgh and ro-
turn ut tho low ratio OF 81 80. good 70.
turning Sunday, March 8. Elegant Mt
fractions Mt tho tbcatres are offered
Mrs. Langtry Mt the Alvin, Aladdin, Jr.,
a. tho Duquesne, Pauline Hall at tho
Now Grand, Cotton King at tho B:jou,
etc. Trains leave Wheeling at sos and
1880 a. M, l:30 and 5:45 p. m. Return
Ing tho regular Wheeling and Cincin.
natl oxpress leaves Pittsburgh q. l1:55
Saturday night, thus enabling persona
to take in two performances and reach
home came night.
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VENO7S
WONDERFUL CURES
Dumbiolnl Doctors and Sur.
prise Everybody.
A WRITTEN Legal CONTRACT |

MlnlIorS pLysIclAnS and Intelligent people
~ over tho world have praised vcno. Iloy. A.
Il AoSntt Gont tho following allliaylt-
DRADSLn, ONO, August IS, '0i.
This Is 10 certify that have been great sui.
infcr from rheumatism IA my back, stomach and
limbs, tho larger half OF my liio. AMI nm now
almost % years OF ago. | hayo tried everything
lcnnll hear OF and goodly number OF doctors,
hhu inllcl tog net permanent relief On tho I'D
Iny OF Jnly: 1891. called nt DR., Vono's oiicc IN
iulcdo, hnl took treatment Of hlm-tho Curn'
i've syrup aud Electric Fluid. md | found Ill
most instant rollcL have used rcno'H medI'
elmo now Tor nvo weeks mud havo had four
weeks solid comfort. / nm now free from pain,
hnI eau now return TO my work feeling well,
Whlch, Tor tho last TWO years, hnd TO abandon
nor Doing nblo TO preach on account oil the
above named disease. ! have 30 much cont.
ucnce III the medicine for what II has dOuO for
me, and what 1t Is doing for Others here. that I
an acting as agent In selling the Veno medi.
clnes. md can hardly gel II hero fast enough 10
supply tho demand
Rev. A. T. McNrrr.
Btadncr, Wood County, o.
Methodist Protestant Church.
State OF Ohio, CO
Wood County. 3d.
:, Personally appeared boIoro mo, notary pub
10 IN ana Tor tho said county, the ltey. A. l..
McSntt, who being duly sworn. declares that
Tue ABOVE statement Il truG sworn 10 before
me anu subscribed ID my presence thls 18th day
OF August 1891 JonS W. WyAsr.
-. Notary Public.
:, Vcno's Curative Syrup Is tho quickest cure In
mo world Tor ncrvouIoss, dyspepsia liver,
kidney. blood and stomach Disorder. weakness,
poor appetite AlooplcSsness and female weak
hc,ses, aud when used with tho electric fluid,
VIII certainly cure rheumatism. lumbAgu. Bciau'
ca. neuralgia. anu all aches and pains Price
Soc per bottle. Sold With n guarantee TO cure
or tclnnn the money by Goethe. tho druggist
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Chicngo--tAtdC demand good; prIrcS gen.
ernlly ilrin and unchanged. Tho HOG mnrGrt
was strong. Heavy weights sold nj o. vOhi VI
demand good Rnd better prices. No decided
advance was mndc, however, quotations rlng.
Ing from .! 90 to 81 W for poor 10 choice sheep
hnl from 81 20 TO S. IS for lnmhS Receipts.
Cattle 4 500 head; calves 80 hUsli. hogs 9.OJJ
hGndi sheep ,UJJ head.
Clncinnnti-iloRS strong mud Go higher Mt
81 Cjai W. rccplpS 40 huad shipments VOO head.
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New fnrh-Iocal Iobbcn have been doing
morn busncH buyers nrc plenty aud Ut WORK,
Their purchases cOyOr all department goods aud
articles Tho demand OF nRen, has been NJ tile
Irregular character OF previous days. yet greater
Interest has been mani foStrd Ia staple mud col.
oreh goods Dress goods active, with agents Rn,i
joblcrs, nS TO white goods. WOODEN goods uro In
moderate demand for autumn Printing cloths
IN moderate, lcrlnnd for April contracts at ~
cents, al which the market Is quiet.
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Tho contents Of a 25-ccns package OF
Simmons Liver Regulator will euro
many a sick headache. It's tho wo.
mans friend. ut cured mo permanent
ly OF sick headache. &c. S. Morris,
Brownsville. ". Va. Take it dry on
the tongue, or make tea. s
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OIL Cilv--OpGncl ut 81 o.; highest 81 OK;
lowest 81 NlS; closed a. 81 0ili sales 1900 bnr'
rcsi coaranccs eGluD barrels; shipment, l2G, ~
bRrfcIS; runs $500 barrcls.
Now fork--potrocum steady; lonusylynnlH
oil. sales none; April option, sRlc. none; closed
aisi 0JN Did. Lima oil, rules none.
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hlrfula

Now York-rIg iron dull: Scotch SO 00a?o m
American So Wal2 TO-. Copper easy; brokers
Tin steady; stialts sl3 l5ai3 ". Plaiei quiet
SpeltGt dull.
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WE LOVE AGAIN.

hHve wooed IL solCmu.wl,e,
have woocd In song,
iH R',,, w9pod. IN every mood,
Fall half ay year tooloug.
nave won-not evon q gmile
soitencd from dlSialn-
Loved, TO learn alone 10 burn
Through passion Into pain,
lean now tatc leave OF thee
Mtrnn, yes, but bleSl
NOT VII spcnt do nouls conacnt
10 quit their fruitles quest.
], Indeed. havs yalnly loved,
, iet notlovod In vain.
Ba,kcd desires but feed tho flrcg
wan which VIZ love again.
CitAnLts J. DAySE
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When baby wan sick, wc gnvo her castorlA
When she was Child, sho cried for Castora,
When shc became Mlss sho chung to Castoria.
When sho Ind Children, sho gavc them CaStorla,
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features OF tho Money and Stock
Markets,

NEW YORK. March money on cali LAZY per
cent; last loan ~ per cent; closed at y, per
cent Primo mercantile paper Stt+a551 per cent.
Sterling exchange strong at 81 S7Iais7h Silver
certificates 6oIc bid. Tho total sales Of stocks
to-day werc 1883 shares.
The stock market to-day was much improved
In tone and there was fairly good buying chiefly
Tor the short account, The volume OF business
was not however, large and the net changes on
The DAYS Transactions Us a rule arc slight, with
a majority OF the stocks traded In showing All
appreciation IN values compared with tho clos.
lug prices OF yesterday. The granger stocks
were well held throughout the dny aud closed
nj or within 4 oil the best figures touched. Con.
scquently there werO purchases 10 cover short
contracts: which caused an advance In the
shares. Tho coacTS were neglected. The gen.
then reacted Il lrlctlon except for Leather pre-.
ierrcd. which broke ~ per cent on sales OF l0O
shares.
A movement TO cover short contracts was
begun after midday. which caused gradual
improvement and tho market closed dull but
ilrm. Advances were established of tx In jersey
Genital. Manhattan and Sugar ana Northwestern,
and 5sa2s per cent In the rest OF the granger
group III the list Of declines are: Leather pre-
ierrcd IA, American Cable IL. anu General
Elcclric aud Norfolk Western preferred per
cent
Speculation In bonds was quie. and unln.
tefessinS. The aggregate sales were seas, 800.
Government bonds firm.
State bonds active.
Railroad bonds easier.
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Snippid coolies.
miss EarreS.)

Ono cup sugar; one egg; ono table.
spoonful butter; ono.half cup milk; ono
cup flour; one teaspoonful baking pow.
der; ono Lowell teaspoonful cinnamon.
Spread very thin on n tin sheet and
bake. When nearly done sprinkle with
sugar. When brown cut into square.
and remove with knife. They should
BIO thin and crisp.
(CopTi0hed.i
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SPECIAL EXCURSION

EVERYBODY is drinking alo now
best winter drink,
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DAILY HINTS TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
SUNDAY, March

SUNDAY. March s.
Our happiness depends upon tina. which Is
within Us. and not upon that by which We arc
surrounded.
BREAKFAsr.-Oranges. Oatmeal. But
tor toast. Poached eggs. Cold
pressed beef. Warmed rolls. Coffee.
Decentralization. Roast loiu or veal,
with dressing. Cranberry sauce.
Mashed potatoes. Celery salad.
Orange jelly.
LuScH.-Crackers and milk. Broad and
butter. Fruit. Tea
Do not neglect little things, if they al
feet the comfort OF others in tho small.
est degree.
MONDAY. March 4.
Life is full OF beauty /. We only know how to
gather itiuto our bins and siore-houseS
BREAKFAST - Apples. Pearl hominy.
Ham and eggs, Mullins. Syrup. Coffee.
DINNER = Soup from bones OF veal.
Baked potatoes. Macaroni and cheese.
Tomato pickles. White and Graham
bread. Cranberry tart.
SUrPER-Cold meat. Dreamed potatoes.
Canned berries. Cake. Milk. Tea.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-02

Tho best oalvo in tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhoum, foyer
sores, tettor, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin cruptions, and posi-.
tiyoly curos pilos, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give porioc! satisiac.
ton or money refunded. Price %
cents por box. For salo by Logan Drug
Company.
oHAs n. GoRTzE and W. ". Irwin.
druggists. will tell you that Johnson's
Magnetic OIL always gives satisfact ton
andis tho choapost. 81 90 aizo 80 centu:
90 cent sizo'a5 cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-02

New York-wool steady.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-02
Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.

Timc Table No II. 10 tako OBJECT l,:1l L IN,
Sunday. November 70 lS)i
Leave Wheeling -S:o1. 1855. lll::Oa. M, t,,:.,l,
@:l5, tI:N. e9:0J p. H.. I
Leave pouinsnla-iS:06. t9:Sl, 2ll;tjh H., t!.::A,
s3:2l. tl:S6. 1906 p H. -
Leave Marilu's Fer.y-tS:le, 1857. ill:5,a ~,
t2:3t, eS:27 tt:i" sDll =
Arrive Terminal Junctlou-tS:7. tlO:Uj. 2ll:Y
n. H., t.:SS. Sj:S!. ti:i6. l9:lS y. III.
Leave Terminal Juncliou-t7:?.. 1901. 4 m,
Leave Martins Fcrry-t7:?s, 1901 .m., al,:tS,
fi:Oh. TITO. t5:l9. ISIS! n. IN.
Leave peuinsnla-t7:3t, l9liam. "le:5l. at:lt,
tl:l7, tJ::5. tS:SS y. III.
Arriyo wheclluS-t1:io, 1870 a. H.. sl,:5z
ii:l7. tI:aS. tl:Sl, tl:05 p. m. :
sDaly. tDaily except sunday. iSundays ouly.
AL traius will r,iu on EASTERN limo y
J.E TAUSSlG, Superintendent,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-02
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO.


On aud ai!er Monday. December IL. 1921. Pas
seugcr Trains Will run as follows: SDaily.
tDaily Except Sunday. Central time
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-02
RAILWAY TIME CARD,

Atflvnl hnl departure Ol trainI on md altcr
January q. lSN ExrLASNTiOS np RErERgNcg
MARKS: 7Dally; inaily, except sunday; ;Dally,
except saturday. tDRlly, except Monday; ,3ufl.
ga, only Mondays only; Saturdays only.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-02

III Tratus daily. except Suudai.
J. L. TERRY.
General Freight aud Passenger Agent,