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with extended sword and scales. Many
objections have been raised to this
Montana exploitation. 1t has been con.
tended that Miss Rehan is not beauti-
full; that Montana had no right to use a
New York actress as a model; that a
beautiful woman is never just, and that,
therefore the statue lie false symbol.
This last objection ia OF no force, for il
has been the custom for ages to repre-
sent justice by a beautiful woman.
People in Omaha who have gazed at
the statue have wondered by what right
Montana has taken Justice for its figure,
and understand suggestions have been
offered a. to the proper form Of Mon
txna statue. the predominating opinion
being that Montana sholld have been
represented by COW puncher astride a
bucking broncho, with indians and sol
diers in the background. Mr.. Bryan
has had but little to say Of the glitter
ing statue in his paper, the World Her.
aid, and it is known that he disco unit.
enanced it as a gold-bug manifestation
Although the ratio OF silver to gold is
a good deal better than 16 to l there
being about 81 times more gold, in
value, than OF silver in the statue. he is
not satisfied, and he maintains that
Ada's nose is crooked and Ada's foot is
not shapely.
The triumphal procession OF King
Tartarrax. sovereign OF .he Seven
Cities OF Cibola, which took place in
this city several years ago, will have its
counterpart in the eliminating feature
Of the Feast of Mondamin which will be
celebrated in Omaha, in connection with
the state fair, commencing Tuesday,
September II. Thursday. the 10Th, the
Knights of Ak-sar-ben will hold carnival,
the festivities concluding with fancy
ball at Boyd's opera houee. The his
tory of the Knights of Ak-sar.ben is
thus explained: To the Knights of
Ak sar ben: Sirs 4 in reply
to your letter of inquiry regard
ing the Ancient Order OF
the knights of Ak-sar-ben, l beg 10
state briefly as follows: In the year
154O the Knights of Ak sar-ben set out
from Mexico in quest of the Seven Cities
Of Cibola and the Kingdom Of Quivera
(Nebraska) of which the reigning king
at that time was Tartarrax. This ex-
petition reached the southern bound
aries of this state somewhere between
the counties Of Gage and Furnas.
Father Padilla was with the expedition,
and after the Knights OF Ak sar- ben had
set out upon their return to Mexico, re-
manned to preach the doctrines OF
to the natives. This event
took place eighty years before the land
ing of the Pilgrims. sixty-eight years
before the discovery OF the Hudson,
sixty six years before John Smith sailed
up the river that bears the name of
janice of England, twenty-three years
before the birth of Shakespeare. Queen
Elizabeth was yet little girl and the
thrones Of Spain and Germany were &C.
cupied by Charles V. The country
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-08-03

exactly in line with what Phillips
Brooks conceived a preachers duty to
be.
Ex-Mayor Weir also had q part in
this meeting for "men only" He said
that the newspapers had not treated
him fairly, and complained that The
COURIER did not do him full justice in
stating that under has administration
the evils complained Of were somewhat
abated' At the same time Mr.. Weir
admitted, as was said in these columns,
that the two evils were practiced under
cover while he was mayor. For Mr.
Weir's special benefit | will now say
that during the last year OF his admin
istration the practice OF the twin social
evils was mirimized. They we're not
suppressed. but the vices were less ger
orally practiced than ever before.
Fitful and sensational diatribes
against the evil in question will not
avail The vice is too firmly entrenched
to be de disturbed by the loud voice OF
Byron Bealls. II it is to be properly
met and checked an entirely different
kind Of effort must be put forth. 1t
is too serious matter to be left with
reckless -tongued speakers. Talk can
not cope with it.
There ought to be censor for the
daily newspaper press Of this city. Both
evening papers of Monday should have
been suppressed.
Mr.. Hardy has pretty good idea OF
what is the matter with this western
country. He says the farmers want to
ride through their fields instead Of
working with their hands. This fact
has been pointed out before. But the
costly lessons taught by failure on the
farm have had, apparently, little or no
result. Hoes are still left standing in
the barn gathering rust. while the farm
er is in town talking politics and pro-
claiming that he won't get more than
half crop, and the weeds in the field
are running a neck and neck race with
the corn A ride Of five miles through
the part of Nebraska where the land is
cultivated will demonstrate the fact
that much OF the loss of which farmers
complain is chargeable, not to the
weather. but to themselves. Side by
side, on the same land, are two fields OF
corn, worked by different farmers. In
one the ground was properly worked,
the grain was properly planted and the
growing crop properly worked. There
are no weeds, and the corn is in fine
condition. In the other the crop has
been neglected. and the weeds are vieing
with the corn, and the crop is poor.
just difference in the working-that
is all.
Even the Germans and Russians. Mr..
Hardy says, are soon affected by this
easy going way Of doing things that is
the practice in the west, and after a
season or two sugar beet culture and
ell kinds Of the more laborious farm
labor are carefully avoided for the other
kind OF farming. This is true. 1t is
well that Mr.. Hardy is not running for
Office now. The farmers would resent his
saying that they do not work as they
ought to, and the other fellow would
get all the votes. 1t is dangerous. this
criticizing the farmer
What is the actual condition Of the
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HIGHEST Of al in Leavening Pove-Latest Govt Report
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ARSOEUTELY PURE

corn crop in Lancaster county and vicin
ity? This 10 a question in which the
people OF Lincoln have q vital interest
During the past week have conversed
with farmers from all parts OF the coun
~ and am satisfied that an estimate Of
half crop throughout the county il
very conservative With little more
rain there would probably be a three
fourths crop. The early corn has suf
fered severely. but the late corn is
generally in good condition. BY a hall
crop is meant half OF the maximum pro-
duction in the county, and that means
pretty good crop.
Recently Seventh Day Adventists in
different parts of the country have been
prosecuted for following their usual
vacations on Sunday. and there is a
considerable discussion OF this subject
in the daily newspapers. The New
Orleans Times Democrat after pointing
out that the Seventh Day Adveutists
are as upright. religious and moral as
the members Of any other religious sect.
says: These men prefer to obey what
they honestly believe to be the voice OF
God than to obey human injunction to
the contrary, The Almighty in days Of
old gave this command to his chosen
people: Remember the Sabbath Day
to keep it holy. Six days shalt thou
labor and do all thy work; but the
seventh is the Sabbath CT the Lord thy
God. In it thou shalt not do any work.
and this command was included in what
was known as the 'Decalog' or Moral
Law body of divine commands which
is still inculcated by the various
Christian sects. The Christian sects
obey the whole moral law. just as it was
received by Moses from jehovah
on Mount Sinai, with the one ex-
ception of the command in question.
After the resurrection of Christ on the
first lay of the week, they changed the
Christian Sabbath from the seventh
day on which Jehovah fixed if, to the
first day OF the week to be commenor-
alive IL Christs resurrection. But the
change was made. as far as we have
heard. without divine authority; and
those, therefore. Jews or Christians.
who are strict constructionists of the
law and are from strong religious con-
vict;ons punctilious about such matters,
and who keep the Sabbath on the
day as it was originally or
dained have at least as ample justifica-
ton for their seventh day observances
as the great body Of Christians have for
their first day observances."
The Seventh Day Adventists in this
city are particularly quiet and peaceable
people, the settlement at Union College
being noted for its high standard of
and law and order, and there is
small danger OF any attempt to interfere
with them.
There is now on exhibition in Omaha
the Montana silver statue, modelled after
the actress. Ada Rehan. In the statue
is ga 500 worth of silver and s224,0oU
worth Of gold. Augustin DAILY, Mics
Rehans manager, is known to hold the
opinion that the actress is worth her
weight IN gold. and il Mr.. Days opinion
is accepted. a fairly accurate idea OF
Miss Rehan's exact pecuniary worth
may be formed by those figures. the gold
and silver. combined representinp q
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What is the actual condition Of the
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hic"S"-I irost damage scare and general
hIy!ng lever sent grain prices skywari to day.
SaL a'Gr Sei.satiohnI ndvances the markets all
broke moderately closing about midway be.
tween me top aud bottom figures OF the day.
close saturday iiSr SJCvh"; CO.., ia : bI S.nee nnG
oat, IiIrh,nc.J fhc cinsjnc ~ misnUu Sau
rTs nc,s.inrn,ct he n ,,Io ~ ~ S mn ~ "hcht
NJ NJ Sbca, rLtoh ~ - % ~ e, y Sy,oIv oushcIs OF
under The Iuiy nricc bcfon, n hurcr ~" cn,I III e.
Iound for 4, f,ryi sionS FnIio,rn, 80, ~ n ~
a, good advances. s
WnrITHCSSh M . snrInr -fl.,-s,z,. y, 4,
snriny nnnir"I. " -, .%i 49,, "; >
TSi.h;tl"c. JuiT =Ig"n7Ii 49, =. ) IN YEA
ip'aISitc' @'Pe"O' q"
C~npytTash M y ttIc. Va r,,,ov. s-. ~.
5gSSiI'uylr. Juiv iSI,' os;a,S Iec. SSa,om ISe' Mny
Gg5Itr "NP'S"'"'' 'i2h
n,r-ro., Va y no.. y, a ,,Lt,. ,,-.
M = white yf,gic' MAJ ~. M ~ "nt'I d ~ 80
:SiLrSsct I,Iv "SIe IN. ;;,,-r s"-'e' 'u"c -'isA
kyrSSo : tsGc ES"
W,wIryET n HyIDn,,c
FItTsrvnHXn sIISis
TiYnruy sryn, prnesSnn
Mrs r~orx"Cn,h nSr L,--., e., -,o,o s-p.
IuIv $40 LinIl in,iI, u. "'t : " or2'
IA i,IsrI3 10 E' "e''e"o'' Sc ''a
I,pn"cosh VIZ, ,on H., G: ca, ,,.s.
: 60nS %. San,cn,L,, e M 81 o. 'u'! 20 oa
SEonT RIRsNcssS sIdS, "a Lao G ,r,r G: m.
6 5ja6 Is; september q Soa6 7SaG SIX dryy ssltsd
shoulders 5tSS.c: sSort clcay .idc. ;,,t,f.f sa''eu
WmtsKySuIJiiIrrs' gnIshcb pnn vII saI.c
81 81 D'e'' "H''Hcu Soou'' per gallon
SuGAn-unchauccd.
Observation-Disclosures ;c rcamcr ylOa,6Ec: dAirics
7aISc.
EGGs-Firm at ~llI,alsc.
Nan y,-L-ro,r ,,c.i,, --o
,o,,s' W sSn IN |" ~. 1922. ~ i,.'yo barrels; cS'
,icciac1ir stIovrs, W iS;,v PnreTSes' market
huShcI,. s,ins n * Nh h,shn,,. 'SSG.rS -'o,-VV
marL., n6n,in,i, on,yo,S hn nI w. tu.nscs' sp9t
and widest tiuci,O Tp \, IN u ny oiSsest .tSuc
nrire. ,hoyins SSH,SIne sISsncn ;THS, sausins
Ate; June SIC; July ttGc: August Zoe; scn;cmhcr
i6t.c; November 77t,c; December sic. Corn
receipts 81. 100 bushels: exports u. iOj bu,hei,.
safes i,o,l0,uON bushels OF futures and 81 hi
bushels Of spot: spot market Irregular: on,IonS
strong and active. closing with n Sigh, reaction
OtljsNaE,c lie, gain. Closing; May SIC; JUIy 5Sisc:
September S9i.a Oats, rcceipis o. 40 hrsbciS..
sales 100. 90 bushels Of futures and hi, OOC bush,
els OF spot; spot market ilrIncr; options 0Iicr
but stronger; c!oStug al ;irjtc advance. Clos.
ing: May %;;;tc: June SIC; July 3j,sc- Leather
stronger. Hides strong; Texas selected s. o..
Hay hrNi. Heel steady. Cut meats steady. Lard
Urn; western steam closed nt s. l0a7 l21S.
fotk hIsher' soIoi'eed oil hrtn' Butter steady;
western dairy ,al2c.do creamery llai1c: do fac.
loty 'nioc; tlslls i'c; Imitation creamery Saljc;
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MARTINS
Haps and Mlshups In tho Thriving City
Across tho River.

Haps and Mlshups In tho Thriving City
Across tho River.
Robert Simpson. OF Union township,
who is 4 candidate for tho nomination
for recorder on the Republican ticket,
and S. A. Hawthorn. Of Mead. who is
willing 10 take the nomination for com.
missioner. wore in town yesterday.
Yesterday morning Harry Grayson
collided with the horse aud buggy OF
W. L. Glcssner. Grayson was on his
wheel, and it wa, badly damaged.
The Independent hose company con.
templates taking part in the race at
Atlanta, Ga, in October. Tho team
will be photographed by O'Neill.
Miss Carrie Greenlee, who resides
near Blaine. and who was to graduate at
Franklin College in June, died very
su ddenly OF heart disease.
Robert McCleary will work in the
foundry At Cambridge aud .wirl tho
bali for the club there.
Five shops were OF at the West Viz
ginia glass works last night on account
tho shor;aC Of glass.
= Tin mill No. 5 at the Etna.Standard
was thrown of yesterday by the break.
ing Of 4 screw box.
~ 7. Garnetl loft Yesterday for tho
west in the interest OF the Union Glass
Company.
Miss Flo Coyle has returned from Il
visit at her homo at New Castle, Pa.
Mrs. Samuel Strain. OF zeal St. Glars.
vile. was in town yesterday.
Ii. \. Frechearne has moved from
Iorkvillo to Martins Ferry.
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lIISi.i,fIi,is.
AL Sorts OF Looai Ssw. aui Gossip from
tho GLASS Ctr.

~ 'o'tsot Loctl NoW. hnl Gossip from
tho GLASS ctr.
Tho knights OF Pythim announce tho
following entries 10 tho bicycle and
other races ut thoir reunion at St.
Clnirsvillc on tho It'll OF June: For tho
bicycle racos-S. s. White, +. Steven.
sou, @. II. Osler. GAINESVILLE; L. A..
D%insmorc, Maynard; Frank McMillon,
Pleasant Grove Ollie Mann, A. j.. Riotz,
=, Dunlap, Sol. Woill. BcllaIro. Pitch.
Ing quoitu, tcams-E. A. D%insmoro, W.
i. Applegatc, Maynard; Everett Bakcr,
g. Runbacll, Bcllairo; y. X. Loo, b. II.
Murphy, Morriatown; Joseph Coturc,
George Gordon, Bridgeport L. Lashloy,
q. Fowler. Bnr nesville Nv. II. Nowlin,
J.. ID. Mitchell, Pleasant Grove. Tho
following two hundred pound, or moro.
mon hav0 entered for tho whool.
barrow race; DR.. Boono. Moses Duga,
Bellalro; Charles McConnaughoy, Alex.
Gill, Bridgeport; A. NJ. Major, Morris.
town; ]. b. Monroy. Ord Grnyhan.
Maynard. Hon. n. X. Kennon, OF st.
Clairsville, will DO captain Of one OF the
base ball mines and W. W. lIanlon, of
Barpeaville, tho other. Tho clubs will
DO formed Of knights from all the X. Of
L. lodges in Tho county. Arlington Di.
vision band Of twenty-five piecos has
been secured for tho occasion, also the
Bcllaire orchestra.
Conductor 9. Campbell 10 now in
charge Of tho St. ClairsvilIo train on tho
Cleveland, l.orain & Wheeling, Con.
ductor Pepper being promoted to n
through run to Cleveland. Tho trains
began running from this city TO Glove.
land direct yesterday.
Thore Is to DO a contest for the dolo.
gates from this city to tho Republican
county invention. Mr.. Lowis, Of
Peaso township, has boon encouraged to
makea contest with Mr.. Blackburn, and
has already selected some OF his dele.
gates.
Rev. Il. G. Wallace, Of San Diego,
California, formerly pastor Of tho
United Presbyterian church hero,
stopped Sunday on his way to tho gen.
oral Assembly and called on a few OF hia
old friends.
The Knights Templar OF this city
will meet this evening to arrange to at.
tend Ascension day services in Wheel.
ing Thursday evening with Hope com.
mandory in u body.
John Duke, a son OF William Duke, OF
this city, was killed in tho coal mines ut
Monongah, W. Va, last Saturday. 4 lie
leaves a wife and four children.
John II. Campbell left yesterday for
Cleveland rs a delegate to tho national
convention OF tho Amalganated Asao.
citation.
Willie Wigfeld, tho bright little son
OF W.. {. WicfcId. n baltimore & Ohio
engineer, died OF membraneous Group.
Walter Darrah. OF St. Clairsville, was
minglins with BclIaire friends yes,er.
day.
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ONE DISEASE AND ONE REaED

"Ihc ntt Of palnilngSH sald MillaI,, Consists
In selecting the right Co'orSRnd putting them
In tho Hight place. '"rhe way to win a battle"
snld Napoleon, 'is to mas, your troops at tho
critical moment against the weakest spot IN tho
cncmy's line" "rho way 10 euro many all.
nien,S." said tho great Dr. AhercrombIC, "IS to
purify tho pOl'o nCd spring IN which tllcy atlso
generally tho torpid aud Inllamed digestive
system" 30
Thus wisdom aud experience simplify anu
conucilsc. Thus tho shakers Of Mount Lebanon
reasoned when they sought, and finally found.
afemedy Tor indigestion aud dyspepsia. Where
ono person has s]Jm.thia9 die. tIcy argued, u
thousand have ihiG 10 euro this, d'one will
almost rid tho world Of sickness. Why should
We ye8 Ourselves with confusing definitions? A
good digestion Is life nni health; n bad OnO dis.
ease and death. %llpncu, from tho healing aud
stimulating mountain hOrbs, they extracted tho
principles which lnnio tho Shnkor Digestive
Iothlnl mo fhreSt aIi lppit elective OF med
lellios JOr one ditedIe. ami one DISQUALIFICATION
and dyspepsia.
no you suffer from any 0 ithc,e miserable feel.
ingt,I-denFeMloh oi spirits, heAvlhess and phli
IN the stomach alter meals. bad taste IN the
mouth. wind IN tho bOseli, Irritable disposition.
nervous weakness and ALARM. worry and wcari'
ness, costIycnOSs or irtcgularlty OF the bowels,
nausea. ralpltatiOil, sick headache, heartburn,
loss OF appetite and aircp. dry skin, ETC."
DOu't Indulge. IN hiiy foolish iancicS. You
nave Indigestion aud dySpGWin aud nothing
else. Bet the dlsordotud stomach right with the
nlle medicine which viii surely do II, shaker
Digestive Cordial, aud these SymptOms will van.
ISL with their cause. A good effect will follow the
ilrst doses. Even chronic cases soon yield.
lost Tho cordial, NJ practically no cost. by
taxing II tcn.cent trial bottle. For sale by nearly
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4 Quarter Century Test

For 4 quarter OF n century DR.. King's
New Discovery has been tested, and the
millions who have received benefit from
its use testify to its wonderful curative
powers in all diseases Of Throat, Chest
and Lungs. A remedy that has stood
tho tes. 80 long and that has given so
universal satisfaction is no experiment
Each bottle is positively guaranteed to
give relief. or the money will DO refund
ed. l.is admitted TO DO the most reli.
able for Coughs and Colds. Trial bottles
free at Logan Drug Co.'s Drug Store.
Largo iile Soc and ST.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Fonturos OF tho sIonoy Rul St0C
Markets..

Tho fonturos OF tho aIonoy aui Stock
Markets.
NEW foRK. May 2O-MOney on cali easy at Ia
IN Ier cent; last loan at ~ per cent; closed ut
w her cent. Primo mercantile paper 2t.aits
per cent, Sterling exchange dull but trmer at
81 S7Aai 50, Silver certificates 67I.a6T1;c.
Tho total sales OF stocks to-day were 3j9,950
shares.
The week opened on the stock exchange with
q heavy market In sympathy with the weakness
OF American securities IN London, aud under
brisk selling both for tho hOthe and foreign ac'
counts. Prices declined during the iitt fifteen
minutes, Northern Pacific preferred declining :
per cent. On covering Of shorts, Northern Pa.
cihc preferred rallied IA Der cent while the
general market moved up d fraction with the eX!
crptIOn OF the baltimore 4 Ohio. which sold
down per cent Shortly after II O'Clock prices
recovered, New Jersey Central recording n gu.n
OF x hild baltimore Il Ohio | per cent. Toward
hili day there was u renewal of the beRr demon.
STATIONS and the market again gave way, be.
coming dull and tqtturclcS, In the next hour
aud gradually growing weak. During tho last
" hours the tendency Of figures was down.
ward, the speClnltlcs, which have been most
and tho coal stocks leading the decline. Spccu.
lation closed heavy with prices In the main l.A6
per cent lower. The early dealings In bonds were
characterized By tho buOyAncy Of the Northern
lhclfic issues, hut they, In common with the
general market, broke badly In the late session.
Ilenggrcgato sales were 9I,2il Wv.
Government bonds irm-
State bonds Inactive.
Railroad bonds weak.
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u had a very sever cold on nv
lungs that caused much soreness and
gava me considerable uneasluess in re-.
gard TO the result" says Mr.. T. Z.
Smith. OF Billorica. Mass. "A local
druggist called my attention to Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy, aud on his
recommendation | gave tho remedy n
careful trial. Tho result surprised mo =;
| recovered entirely in throe days" %
and so cent bottles for sale by Chas. r.
Goclze. Will W. Irwin. John Klari,
VIM. L. Williams. G. Menkemeller, VIM.
II. Hague, II. c. Stewart, A. L. Scheele,
J. Coleman, c. Schnepi, VIM. Menke-
meller, Wheeling. ". Va. Bowie 4 Co.,
Bridgeport; d. +. Peabody & Son, Ben.
wood.
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~Innd0n-At the wool auction sales to-day H..
go bales were offered, ~ which 2.iDp were With.
drawn, A good catalogue was offered aud tho
general demand WINS fair. with America blvjug
illlu iicrlnO ut full prices The sales wi AnlSll
next Saturday. Following arc the sales IN de.
talli
New South walcs-i,2j1 bales: secured Jy3dals
6l: greasy ii1nglyl.
Qnccn'land-i,5JI balCsi secured S%,iais Cd;
greasy bAgi. y
Victoria : 1913 bales secured 2ygdRls I};d.
greasy hJals I'd,
South Australia -SSi bales secured ID; greasy
3iEaGd.
swan Mver-H hhlc'i secured Cd. greasy
ihii,d.
TRSmanla-2.lD balrSi greasy GlaIs,
New HcnlRnd -2,!Sj bales. hr0uTcd 3iiagl.
thpo. " Good Hope and S~gtal-a5 bales:
secured llLIdRls a.
Spw York; Wool firm.
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C~hlcnEn-cattlG steady: choice Texas steers
and i~rStclass bcoycs s. DOa6 o.: clloirc nnttye
steers 81 Hogs stronger; common to extra
lots Of heavy 81 Ala' ~; light weights 81 aiai "a
~Shecp-Thcfc whSn lnrthor advance OF lOal5c
per 10 lbs. choice sheep selling us high ms s. 90
Sales were on a basis Of s. OJa5 10 Lr sheen and
81 TOAD 10 for lambs, nearly nll tho sheen md
lambs having been slOrn.
Cinclunnh-lIocs active nj 81 lSai Is; 70.
ccipiS 1900 head: shipments no head.
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Wnrs occasion demands its use. try
Do Wits Witch Hazel SalvG. 1t Is
cooling 10 burns. stops pain instantly,
cleanscg. n perfect healer for scnlds or
akin eruptions. Always cures piles.
Logan Drug Co.. Wheeling. W. Va. b.
i. Peabody. Bonwood. and Bowie & Co.,
Bridgeport, 0.
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SYMPTOMS Moisture; intense Itching aud
allowGdtO continue tunors form, which often
bleed mud ~ulccrate, becoming very sore.
v YSg's. OIsTMESr stOpN tho itching aud
bleeding, hcnls liberation, AMI IN most cases 70.
moves tho lumOfM Al drhrglstS or by mail, for
60ccnts DR.. Swnyno & Son. Phfladclphia
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YOU should not suffer from dyspepsia,
indigestion, constipation or biliousness.
Those diseases are all cured by tho use
OF Do Mi,t's Little Early Riscrs. the
famous little pills Logan & Co., Wheel.
ing, W. Va, b. L. Peabody, Ben wood,
Bowie & Co.. bridgeport. o.
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WAR TO THE KNIFE
Aud tho Only End Win Bo surron-
dor or Secession.
PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY

by II Big Majority to Con.
tinuo tho Movement Intended TO
Give tho Assembly Absolute Control
Over Its Theological scmlmnrlos.
Tho Resolutions Adopted-rhc I.c.
suit n Surprise and Attributed In
Part TO n Sensational Newspaper
Publication.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-21

Simply amply "SwAYHE's OiSrNESr," No IN.
tctlnl mc'licinc required. Cures tciter. eczema,
Itch NIL cruptlOns on tho face, hands. nose. &c..
lcavln tho skin ClGar. white and healthy. Its
great healing and curative powers nrc possessed
by no other remedy. Ask your druggist for
SwAYSE's OINTMENT. ITIlalW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-21
ht.tnls.

Now York-plg Iron steady; Scotch $40 Goa
20 90; American 81 Nhi? 50. Copper irn;
brokers' price 1870. lead firm; brokers price
81 10 Tin steady: siraItSl ~ sjaiiv1: plates mar.
ket lulot. Spelter Gtnl; domcStIo s. biAa 60.