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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-07-03
Hollands Girl Queen,

The revived rumor that the girl
Queen OF Holland, little Wilhelmina,
would be betrothed to Prince Alfred,
of Sake Coburg. Gotha, is matter of
interest. 1t has been expected that
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resorts.

Friends OF the Iate Professor Dana,
of Yale College, say that ne ccnsid'
cred himself great phi}anthropist
because he didn't play the flute wi ep
In conll
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M early marriage would be arranged
Cor her for dynastic reasons. rs she is
the last of her rncc. There is no one
now living to inherit the crown. The
Queen is nervous, delicate girl, bni
is very bright and clever,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-07-03

Tipping is the latest British insti-
tution to be threatened. The Prince
of Wales has declared that he will put
II down.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-07-03

When tue English sparrow hawk is
flying toward its dinner it cleaves
space at the rate of $50 miles en- hour.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-07-03
Oriental Flies.

In Egypt and other countries bor-
dering on the Eastern Mediterranean
eve troubles are extensively propa-
gated by certain small flies which
carry germs from one individual to
another, being attracted by the mols-
ture of the organs. Recently two
American entomologists, Schwarz and
Hubbard, have discovered that similar
complaints are nocasionea cutie cy-
.aas;.rgr ln,s - '"v !? tiies oi
t5aa - ali arGr:s -: n3Hr-
.-.Hs-J 7:.nr
- tl"se
..ae..Sers - .ra 6t;-
-
7sfF@eili..- yi,# =.
tLev nay 90 ssefn on .'slT aS"'
tarariar .3o,., 10 -..-as : : -
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THOS. J. ADAMS, PROPRIETOR
It is said that 100000 American
belong to the criminal class.
Michigan is to adopt the Massachu'
setts reading and writing qualifca-
tions for voters.

Owing to the unusual activity IN
potato planting the price of fertilizer
has advanced fifty per cent.
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SUMMER GOWNS.
NOVEL EFFECTS IN WOMAN'S
HOT WEATHER DRESSES,
Using Artificial Flowers For Trim
ming Stylish Way Of Wear
ing Sleeves - Pins Our
Grandmothers Used.
.YHE French dressmakers nre
using artificial flowers for the
nntira t1.; m IN inn of some of

u5Iueo III LVluSlol uOH GIG Ava sAS
entire trimming OF some OF
their loveliest CONNECTIONS,
and it will be easily seen what charm
ing effects may be producedin in this way.
For instance, On evening gown made
by .Doucet has skirt with q pink
satin front hanging in four godets.
On. each fold is q group of shaded
roses at the bottom, with rose vine
of green leaves extending up the skirt
about three feet. The short train to
this dress is of green and pink flow
cred moire. The bodice is of pink
mousseline de sole, made with deep,
square neck bordered with roses Of
various shades with a green vine from
each rose brought down to the waist,
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STYLES IN SUMMER WAISTS,

The fancy waist and plain, aaring
skirt are the established models for
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grain J
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-07-03

~ t OF tle distance, fel&
l III i,,,-l l.-, l-h-, %E
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q pair.
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it down.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-17
TnGVU Op rl,AuN,
H. q, Dun 4 Cos, Weekly Review Of uu..
lnoSs Conditions.

~ u' Dun Cos, Weekly Review OF Dua-
lnuEs Conditions.
New NoRli, August lG.-R, q. Dun &
Company will say in their review Of
trade;
II Ia belaIOd season, frozen May sot
everything back. Tho heavy business
which ought to havo boon done in May
and June was pushed into July so that
tho midsummer decline due TO July
comes In August, With this in mind,
Que is not surprised to find tho shrink
ago from July TO August rather more
conapiouous than usual.
Tho disappointing crop reports oflast
Saturday, though evidently distruIted,
leasened confidence in regard to the lu'
ture OF trade, even while some specula'
tors gain by them,
Back OF fall doubts is tho fact that tho
industries arc doing better than any
body could have expected, The output
OF pig iron August was lS0,52j tons
weekly, or 7B,305 tons by another ro'
port, In other case close to the largest
output In 1893, though surpassed 1000
tons in the spring ot 1892, unIold
stocks arc SS,07G tons smaller, the great
steel companies having made heavy
purchases in advance Of needs, but tho
actual consumption Is large, aud prices
rise in the face Of the increasing output,
Bessenar iron Is $l4 10 Rs Pittsburgh,
Plates have advanced 81 per ton.
The sales OF steel rails In 1895 to Au.
gust lat, was 620, 600 tens, aud deliveries
5S2,OOO. Wages In this industry have
been generally advanced aud strikes arc
few. Minor metals change little. though
large sales lift lake copper to ~ cents
Textile imports have been very heavy
and advances in cotton goods to somo
extent check buying, while Fall River
splnnors are organizing for restoration
OF wages paid before tho panic. Wooion
manufacturers find in their way large
sales Of foreign goods at prices which
cause otticini Investigations, The sales
OF wool G,3l3, 900 domestic and 5,270,0OO
foreign this month, against 1850, $50
domestic and i,002, 800 foreign last year
and II 1855, S12 domestic and 1866, 800
foreign in 1892, indicate that domestic
wool is largely held ior speculation at
prices about a cent higher than manu-
lacturers feel able to pay.
The official reports for July ahow ex.
ports OF SOL ,02S bushels, flour includ.
cd, against 1880, la last year, but the
Pacific exports increased Ave fold ut an
average OF 81 cents per bushel. while At
lantic exports at about u cents per
bushel were but &, o., 1868, flour includ.
cd, against 10, 26j,5 5jD last year. Corn
declined cents with favorable news,
aud pork fell % cents pOr barrel and
lard Is cents per 100 pounds.
Failures for the week have been l06 in
the United States against 30 last year
and IS in Canada against 10 last year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-17
THE JAPANESE STORM.
Further Particulars RocoiTsd-oTer. I
Thousand Lives wors Lost.

Further Particulars RncuiTHd-OTeF n
Thousand Lives wcro Lost
SAN FRASCgco, August lG.-RVports
have been received here to the effect
that Japan has been visited by q tori.
BILE storm on tho oath aud Goth Of July,
The hurricanes swept across Kishua,
passed along tho shores OF the Island
sea, crossed over the central districts Of
the mainland aud emerged into tho
Pacific ocean.
Its track was everywhere marked by
great loss OF lie and destruction OF
property, aud as tho catastrophe was
followed by heavy rain storm, inunda.
lions added their devastating effects to
the havoc wrought by tho wiud, It Ia
calculated that over 1000 people wero
killed or drowned.
Ujina, tho town that served as q mill.
tary basis during tho recent war, felt
tho full force Of the tempest Tho place
was completely swamped by the sca and
oyor 100 beats were smashed. Among
those boats were 100 belonging to tho
army stores department. They wsrs
laden wish supplies destined for tho uso
Of tho troops Ia tho Lao Tung PENN
snlA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-17

San FRASetsco, August l6.--A local
paper says the last link in the chain Of
evidence against Theodore DuraRt has
been discovered, A woman who lives
across the street from Emanuel church
has reported to the police that she saw
Duraut and Blanche Lamont enter the
church At 4'l8 O'Clock on April 8, the
day OF Miss Lannon'S disappearance.
The womNn's nRmois Mrs. Lake, aud
she lives at l2i Bartlett street. She is
fifty years OF age and has been mem .
Der OF the church q number OF years,
She knew both Durant and Mics La.
mont and cannot DO mistaken with re-
gard to the identity OF either. She Aays
she has remained silent aiuce tho dis,
Coysry Of tha bodies OF the two girls, be.
cause she did not wish to Undergo tue
annoyance oil being a witness in tho
case and did not consent 10 divnlge her
Information TO tho police until sho be,
cama convinced thaL It was duty she
owed to the state.
On April 3, Mrs. Leake sat at tho win.
dow OF hsrresIdeRce nearly al the alser.
noon, looking for her daughter, whom
she expected 10 arrive from San Mateo.
At 4 o'clock she SAW aeoEpie coming up
the slrOOl, ono Of whom she instantly
recognized ne Durant, AZ the couple
| came nearer, SHE Tecognizpd the girl ~
Blanche Lamont. Miss Lamont worO n
abort school girls dress aud carried q
package Of school books. The dress
and the school books were aiterward
found secreted in the church. When
tho couple reached the church gate,
Duraut opened the gate and they pass.
cd through.
Mrs. Leake knew nothing detrimental
to Durant. She had always considered
him such M exemplary young man."
but, Notwithstanding that fact, she
thought it exceedingly imprudent Tor
tho glrl to 20 into the church with him
alone. She feared some ono might have
seen them and make unpleasant 70.
marks. She imagined that they had
Some errand in the church, aud expect.
ed in a few minutes they would come
out, She watched carefully, but the
gate did not open. There is only one
entrance TO Emanuel church during the
week, and that by the side gate and rear
door. Mrs. Leake knew tho young PEG.
plO would have to pass through the
gate, and she wanted to see them on tho
street again before she loft the window.
She waited long time, but household
duties finally called her TO another
part OF hor fiat. She was therefore
obliged to give up her vigil.
Mrs, lsRGe's testimony completes the
chain OF Ovidenco against DuTanL Three
school girls saw Durant and Blanche
Lamont riding on Powell street car y.
$3.50 on the day Mise Lamont disap.
peared. Attorney Quinlan saw the
couple . few blocks from the church q
few minutes before o'clock. Now
comes Mrs. LoAke, who says she saw
DHrant and Miss Lamont enter tho
church few minutes later. George
King, the organist, has already testified
that he entered tho church about
o'clock and saw Durant coming down
from tho attic. In answer to inquiries
no explained that no Ind boon engaged
in repairing electric wires in tho organ
loft. An expert electrician examined
the wires, and testified that no repairS
Of the nature Durant claimed to have
made had bean made within months.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-17

W. II. NELSON, who is in tho drug
business at kingsvillc, Mo-, has 90 much
confidence IN Chamborlain's Collie,
Cholera aud Diarrhpa Remedy that he
warrants every bottle and oilers to rO.
fund tho money to any customer who Is
not satisfied after nsing II, Mr.. Nelson
takes no risk in doing this because tho
Remedy is a certain euro for the dia.
cases for whiGl, II is intended and hO
knows II. II is Tor sale by Charles Il
Goethe, viii ". Irwin, Johu Klart,
William L. Williams, @. MCnkemellor,
William II. hague. II, G. Stewart, A. L.
SGheolc, j, Coleman, q. schuapl, viii.
ian MOnksmellOr, Wheeling, ". Va. :;
Bowie & Co., Bridgoporti b. +. Peabody
< son, Bonwoad.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-17

PANS, August ia sem.ofllcial note
has been published stating that tuber.
cuIosis is shown to exist in New York
state, and the New York cattle have
have been refused entry into Connects.
cut, and also that NntrNx is ravagng
New Jersey herds, while serious dis.
ease, believed to DO Texas fever, has
been discovered in Pennsylvania and
tennessee. Tho note then proceeds;
"rhose facts fully justify the measure
taken February u OF checking the i'm
port OF American Cattle Into France,
and are the best reply TO tho criticisms
This meaAuro evoked"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-17
NNnnl.

Bosi0n-Tho Boston Commercial bulletin
will say tomorrow NJ tho wool markets The
market In foreign woods IL exceedingly strong,
Rg Indeed hrC all foreign markets. Domestic
woods however sccll To have rushed up beyond
their relative value American woods are not
skirtcd Foreign norlnO woods are sklrtcd. aud
though not quite HN strong as American woods,
hayu softer finish. All territory woods have
consequently yielded this week, aud oven quar-.
tufblO0d cumblngs haze EoficnCd cont OF two
the secured pound. Tue SoptotnbOt actio IN
London nrc expected 10 advance foreign woods
still further An advance abroad would 70.
establish tho price Of American woods Tho
Gctulau tariff pased Just year ago, Ta.day's
prices arc no higher and In the case OF ilnc and
medium ilcOcCs arc q cent or two lOwOr than
cyun the reduced prices that wCtO made inmO.
| diately on the passage at the hill The sales Of
the week are 2,ifVO 90 pounds OF domestic and
i.2IOU1l pounds Of foreign. against i.Gll,p00
pounds Of domestic aud l,isgIOOO pounds Of
aFesgH last week. aud it9As91 pounds Of do
nestle and 62i00 pounds VI foreign Tor the
same week last Year, The sales np TO date shog
an increase Of lpSl $50 pounlsOl domestic and
49, sos 800 pounds of foreign from thn th|cS Of tho
same date In 1871 Tho receipts 10 date show an
increase Of ~ no bales Of domestic aud igl, Ia
bales 0i foreign.
Nav YOrh-WOOl uuICt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-17
MI palm DnnlsNod by Or. Mllct Palm rnll,

A nousG Rickod II. 4. Skater, OF tho
Froomyor House, Midilcburg, N. Y, on
tho knco. which laid him up In bed
and caused tho knno joint to become
hIn. A friend recommended him 10
uS0 ChamborlNlu'a Pain BOlm, which hH
did, aud in two days was abo to bn
around. Mr. Shafcr has recommended
II to many olhora aud saps 1t Ia excel.
lont for any kind OF n bruiqe or Bprnln
1'hIa snmO Remedy ia also famous for
It's Cutoa Of tllauulotlan,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-17
GEN. I,rBoDEN DEAD.
Tho Famous Confederate Cavalry onlcor
Dies In virginia.


McHMoxD, VA, August lG.-dOn,
John D. Imbodon, tho famous ConfOd'
cratic cavalry general who died ycSIor.
day at Abingdon, Va, was a native Of
Augusta county, Va, and graduate Of
tho Virginia military inOtitutO. Ito rOp'
resonted that county In tho legislature
and nj tho beginning OF tho civil war
rnIRed a company aud entered tho Con.
iolorato army. lie roso rapidly 10 tho
command OF q cavalry brigade and par.
ticipatod In all tho principal BATTLES.
Aher tho war hs engaged largely IN
mining and railroad enterprises. lie
moi with frequent royerscs, howoycr,
md diol a poor man. lie was seventy.
Ave yoata old aud had boon married.
ionr limos. lIis last wliu aud aGrorhl
children survive him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-17

rhiCngO-WlDAt was very dull to-day With
narrow fluctuations clOslng 70 lower IOr Sep
tgmbor spplembcr corn closed unchanged.
OnIs Gained IA and provisions dyauced sharply,
Flour steady.
WUgAT-Cash No. 2sprlng 6SJGaGGEc; No. 9
SprIng Gii.r. No. red az ,l6JIso; AUGUST CSi,0
GSi .aOgS ,ndSIIc
C0RSECash. No , ggas9i.c; No yellow S9a
9t,c August aSaI0asS3 40, September 81 as "a
SITE Deccmber slLRGLaai]Ic; May S5Ha&a
3ITgr
OArs-Cash, No, g. eOtic; No. . white aSISn2Il{c
No. while 26I,o?iiIc; August gOIsa!O5. a9Os, q;
September gni.a!Ol ,aa0yIci May 23lsa2Ji IA2jIsc
iYE-So. 2. ISILc ''S'
DAmEy-Ko . nominal
FLEXsyyp-No' i. siISi.
Iiw111IY srTn-Pflmo slai
Mrs. paRE-CRsh. pst Ibl sQs7ISsIQ00: Sep,
| tpInbcr 81 GnaIO lGlg 10. October b 7Oa9 Ola
OgIIs; January $40 Comic 37GaiO95.
LARp-CG,b, per 100 lbs, 81 l9Ls; septemher
GlGsG lsaS i2isi October So iSsS 99aB ~; Jsna
Srv "a iSi.aG iti,fIs '''1'
3lIDET fiWEC,sh. Sides IS Sia5 OOs Septem.
bcr fJ 70aG OOa5 SO. October a. 7ja6 aSaS g3 Z;
Jsnanty s. 95aS g5nS a7ts, tify Snhed shouiders
| J)kajj4c; short clear sides G1Ia6s.c
WHISKY Dlstllers finished goods per gallon
q -
HrrTER-Steahy; creameries iihatpe; dairtGs
9l5alGAC
EGGs-Slealy at ilkal?c.
New Ynrk-FIour rereIpt, IA IO1 boProIS, or
mort. N IN h,r,,iss ,nasEci LIrlv SfeSIv WicSt
Irrint, 81 ni bI,s,i"I,. Si.s .;7S an 6n,heis az
mII,T. n,,I 81 Gn6 bnshsISN ~ snnt. moi T5srkNt
AMI, r,i,n, No., ys,, inII cir'i,g I'D inWcr
T,n.in,p W > "a Nav az. SnssI 7,IfSc IAN.
,r,nbsss NE. 3stohs, -Isic' HScemSsSEs 7SSyr
I'm ,o.,,int. iSti6i hn.ssc,,t cynor,s 9sO
hVsS,I' Xxx. raj 65S brSbolS ~ al. ,no. mar.
Est sies,Iy' oniinnS onsnrG IN az bot WeHih"r
renorlS 6toEs S"dly. closing tse hIs6cr' Clos.
ms Mnv ST.. aeht.,ni,nr liiZc. 1.iober Iqi r..
November tic OATS receipts $500 bushels.
OK ports 100 bushels sales o 900 bushels OF spot;
spot market Sicadlcr; option market irmcf on
local coverings closing biaiic higher Closing;
MBy 21ite, August ?51.e; september 2+gIG: &c.
| tUbcr si5c Hay qtilot. Hops dull Hides
dull but arm. Leatherhrm. Bcei steady. Lard
steady; western steam closed at 50 80 Pork dull.
Butter siendY' western daily SSSaiSei do cream
ery laa9c: 40 factory sHalV,st Eis'ns g9G' lmi
tllloh creamery lIhi1e; a'Aie ualf2 i!aio5sci u9
creamery ~ tStS qulet auu steauy suIG al. anu
fonnsyNanm iNatSSp; wqslorn lr'|n l.ignlo}Sc.
IAllow held highgr onerlnSs smal.i CITY VIZ;
county t,II MoiHSes hcnuE S1nve. oI''O ,,a,
oPeheu quiet Closing henly ~ osiV polnH ny.
Tni"i Snd AIM. ssSneI amiet
,,-,,, ,.,I,...,., a., .....,..,.
l'm" o.. quiGl anl une99ahgeni re-,
ceipS i'o-n gauH saiRetln t,sS go, Wy =,
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THERE arc great many OF tho un-
fortunate ones in this world, greater in
number than those who are blessed
with good digestion. 10 somO people
tho greatest misfortune isnot 10 DO able
to cat everything SGT before them. II
suffered for years with Dyspepsia, aud
everything ! ate disagreed with me. |
was induced to try Simmons Liver Rog.
ulator and was cured. Inow eat every.
thing."-M. Bright, Madison Parish, La.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-17
callfornln,. swost wlnr produol

SAN FRAScisco, August l6.-Olicial
reports Of tho production Of sweet
wines in tho internal revenue districts
OF this state have Just been completed
for the season. which closed with Do.
cemb0r and extended over u period Of
live months. The report shows tho
sweet wine production Of TWO districts
amounted to 3,07s.G5O gallons. The 70.
ports from the fourth district for tho
lirst four month"; OF this year shows
that 10000 gallons were produced.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-17
rn. l,,,pnl. rrnrn mn rlrhL

Denver, Cor, August l6.--qoycrnor
Molntyro has wilton 10 Cripple Crook
tor official information regarding tho
obvr,tInrd bull Haht. Secretary ! hamp.
son, Of lilo Humane Society, received a
Latter from tho Ngont Of Tho society Mt
f,oiorndp SPRINGS stating that thO man
ogcrs OF tho fight havo announced TINT
mo- cruelty 10 tho bulls would DO IN.
dutyod in, Tho darts 10 SO used, they
declared, would DO polluted with wax
and not stool.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-17

Nnw Yarh- Agents have ADVANCED prices a.
follows Warren No, 7yi blue mud brown dcnlma
10: Gold Medal 1l.lnch blpachgd coItons TO Glc;
Gold Medal li.lnch blencled cOttOns TO y ~;
laFcst Mills ldlHch blcRched eeIlaHS IS 8e;
AmOskcng states glnghams &c TO hAci Forest
Mills 3lincll blDhchcd COtiOnN 70 bIci Cream OF
the NH aG.lnCh hlnnChpd COtnnS 10 $40 not.
FpH strikes 9GiHeh blpaehpd caiIam 20 81, Stat
Of tho NatOn 1G.InCh blchchcd C0itOns to bi3C
net. Cabot a6.inCh blcachrl cOitOns nj ynuG;
ant tilGc .G,lnCh hlnnChcd COliOnE 10 t7tc The
particularly for shCCtlng and drills from stand
ND 10 courtyard COlOfcd COtnns nrC In lin.
proved request aud inlutc SnlcS Printing cloths
ntr ffm ri SO less y ref cent md ahios vi 1900
ntpfuN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-17

Chirnvn-crttir firm aud unchanged wC,t.
cfn fang6u veto not ~ llfn today N natives,
ami In b0mO cases they wore called lOc lower
llnlt stronger heavy 81 loaf TO- mixed lots u BOa
tsn tight weights 81 toNi $751; nWOttrd feather
wOl1htf 81 nlii 90 Common IN choice native
sheep anli NJ o. OOi7 ~, aud extra exports heavy
sheer would have Brought 81 NJ moro had
any icon offered Safes wore principally Mt q "a
All AZ Western Sheep from Dakota, Utah aud
N0uihnn comprised ID ypty largo share NJ the
UiiOtnlt and ,uoh nOChs sold actively nj 81 O6a
4 pt hrrtpt, -tRttiO, e. 0Dn hrQh, caves. HO6
head hogs, l2,OlO head sllpcp, i0O head
UinUlnnntl-llpgs nrllv0 AT u iOaI ~, receipts
800 head, sllpmoits 400 head.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-17

Mn. A. a. SNYDgn, superintendent
poor farm, Winnesheik Co., Ia, says:
Last winter Mr.. Robert Leach used two
boxes OF De Wits Witch Hazel Sayo
and cured large running sore on his
leg. Had been under care OF phyalclaus
for months without obtaining relief.
Sure cure for piles Logan Drug Co,
Wheeling, W, Va, q, +. Peabody, Ben.
wood, and Bowie & Co., Bridgeport, o,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-17

prrsnUnou PA. August To- Tho sub
colnmlLDoo Of tho glaSn manufacturers
wanted further instructions bciorc act.
inc ON tho dOmand for m advance to.
day. aud tho conference was adjourned
until noKl wednesday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-17

Be surn aud uJo that old aud woll.lricl
remedy, MRs. MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUp
for children tcething. 1t HoothoI tho
child, soiton4 tho gums, allays all pain,
cures wind collie and IL tho best rOmo.
dy for dinrrIiml Twenty-Five conta n
bottle. MwFaw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-17

Simply nnnly "RwAYEgB' OlNf'tryr' No In,
lOtnai medicine fc1nltci Cures ollor Ooionn,
Itch M ofupliOnN nu mo ttoo hnln' nose, NO,
leaving tho skin clear, whliN nnl nOnllliN ~
great lipillnF aui curative pOWrH arc rD,lr4ql
BY no other fcm1ly. AK your NuNl'i lot
BWAYHr'H OiNtNrHE filAw
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