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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-25

How tho PlOddSr aud Attentive Man Rose
In Business,
Rarpd', Weekly,
"Dld you notice that man that just
went outH" inquired tho customer at
the furnishing goods counter,
"YeS," answered tho salesman 'it
was Mr., TeeSQaars, Hos in tho hard
ware line In Chambers street."
"And I'm the man that knows II iull
Well," responded the customer, LET
mo see that box OF fifty cont ties, please,
I'm In the same concern with Teesquare,
aud w0'vO both been there since wa
wereb boys, aud every tims | look at the
ordinary little cuss Pm tempted TO rail
against the social order, for It does seem
as II there was something wrong when
such follows as him Say that line
OF ties you've got there, maTksd u dol
lar, ara handles, aip't theyP Set thOm
ovsr here,
"~leelquRre didn't have nothing to
commence with any moron | did, and
now l suppose he's worth fifty thou,
sand dollarJ, and In q fair way 10 make
it o hundred thousand. And how'd he
do III Sheer luck, Why, that man
Amt smart. He amt any talksr. HO
amt socISb!e. lie can work, and so can
a h%od.carrieri and that's all he can do,
When 4 man see two things that please
him equally well, hoW's he going to
chose. I'll toss up a cent to SEQ whether
/ take this dotted ito or the II with q
red stripe. Heads taksstho dots. Tails,
| by lingo! I'll take en- both. Lot mo
sec some collars. fifteen and 4 half,
stand up.
"Tessquare was Rlwaya close as the
devil, for one thing, and the boys never
liked him for that When no was q
clerk along with tho rest OF uI, you'd
never catch him ioiRing ua in a game oil
billiards after lunch. He always said
he was too busy. He'd 20 back to his
deSk and work. Lord knows what at
The rest OF us had 4 minute to spare
once in q while. And thOn no got
cheeky. Hs began TO make suggOItionS
to the old man about the business.
Actually What's that? Something
new in suspendeFs2 Two dollars n
pair. They're a little too rich for my
blood, | gueSs, but I'll take q look
at EN-"
"Tho man actually began to toll tho
heal OF the house how to run hiS own
business. Any other man in the place
would have got set on mighty hard II hO
tried that, but somehow or other Toe
square managed to get around the boss,
and blamed II what no said didn't 20.
How much do | owe you altogether
-Four sevsnty.ivc, Ell? Now the
question iJ, how much have | got? A
live and two. That settles it. take
a pair OF these suspendors, and | got
twenty-five cents change. Well, it's
payday. That's one comforting
thought.
"And that's why l say there's some
thing wrong. Fellows like ToeSquRre,
with no life or sociabilitv about 'em,
aud no more juice than u mummy, tum.
bio into the soft places, and before YOU
know it they're cutting coupons, while
smarter men just manage to iva Ever
run out during business hours to take Il
llttlo something? No? Well, so long"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-25

H~OAtOR-ThO American Wool and Cotton Re-
porter will say tomorrow OF tho wool traffic IN
many respects the general character o. inc WOOL
market has been much the same rs that OF last
week. no remarkable activity being noticed In
any direction, although u fair aggregate business
has been C0nsulnnated, A. u rule the I'm
mediate available supplies OF the various woods
nra stu somewhat limited. But taking ihe col
leCtiyO business transactions OF New YORK hos
ton aud Others into consideration the market
Is strong aud steady and current prices arc well
maintained, II " quito noticeable that while
sales have aggregated a large iiSureI lndiYldunl
puTchaSes have boon for small lots, There Is u
general Ioall alton Of the fact that wool Is very
cheap, after figuring the utmost advance oh
tAiuGd since May; a comparison OF this weeks
prices with those Of 1893 will settle this beyond
CaYil. Territories have asserted lheir value as
being Indispensable In tue structure OF the
average finished article and movements OF thli
Kind Of stock have been very large. This TO-
quest for foreign woods has been well sustained,
full prices being asked and obtained. The sales
In Boston, New ioN aud Philadelphia amount
10 n total Of lO,Nll,AO pounds, against J,0Si, ~
for tho corresponding period la 1891. The sales
In Boston Tor the W6eE amount TO 6,1Sj,slO
pounds. There is u good margin Tor advance IN
any grade Of wool handled In this market Tho
trade AS a rule Is hopeful and confident, Stock
unchanged hands at current prices.
LondOn-At tho wool auction sales to-day
ij,67l bales were offered, Of which 800 were with
drawn, Tho selection was good aud the bidding
animated. America wasH liberal buyer. Follow
Ing ara the sales IN detail; New South Wales,
1854 balcSi secured 6iRls I'd greasy 5000
Queensland, l7sS bales secured Stgdala ~
greasy iRgi. Victoria, l,sgi bales; secured 4dals
"a; greasy Atial0lsd. South Australia, 6G3 bales;
greasy igASd. Tasmania, 35 bales; secured "a
1854; greasy GagiSd. New Zealand, ISl3 bales:
secured GA4dais Sd: greasy iIgal0d. Cape OF Good
Hone aud Natal, 8St bales, secured 7dais "a;
greasy 5HaTttd. Tho auction closes July 30.
SoWYUTh-WOOl firm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-25
luYGIENIo FLEsn REDUoING.
How to Grow BecOmingIy Slender Without
Injury TO Ones Health

INJURY 10 Oho1 hehlth-
Philadelphia TimtL
At about the age of thirty, or there.
abouts, most women, unless naturally
very lean. are apt to become a trile too
plump" though they may strive to re.
duce this unIeemly avoirdupoiS by
tight lacing and such heroic methods.
They seldom arc successful and event.
ually become hopelessly fat.
frequently those people are OF in.
dolent habits, but often, through
~Sedontary lives, this accumulation Of
flesh results. Tho most formidable Of
fat.pEoducing factors'are want OF xer
cise, too much sleep and a diet in which
sugar and starch are prominent.
Tho only cure for this obesity is rig.
orous %obeyanCe to certain rulOs which
medical men have made and found a
certain remedy. II is not necessary to
resort to any very heroic methods in
order to do this. All that is required
is q goodly amount OF s~elf.deuial and
p%orsiStency.
First in tho regimen comes Sloep;
aoven hours arc tho limit and no maps
must bo taken during tho day. a cold
sponge bath in the morning Is another
requisite. Exercise with clubs OF dumb.
bells before eating aud have a light
breakfast OF rips fruit, a slice or two Of
dry toast and q piece OF steak or chop,
rare and juicy. Tea or coffee may be
partaken Of, but instead Of sugar use
s%accharine. Raw vegetables, tomatoes,
cucumbors, etc, arc allowable ii eaten
without oil dressing.
Alter breakfast walk for an hour with
your clothing loose and comfortable,
breathe deeply aud keep the mouth
closed, rs tho oxygen which you will
thus obtain Ia n great factor in such
cases.
For lunch cat fruit, eggs or underdonO
meat and any vegetables which do not
contain starch.
Horseback riding, bicycling and walk.
ing, with proper gymnastics, should DO
INDUCED in vigorously aud phy0ical OK.
orcise OF all sorts tried.
With regards bathing, tako a good
bath daily and scrub thoroughly, and a
cold sponge invariably each morning.
Undoubtedly this rOgtmsn, If persist.
entity followed. will reduce anyOno'B
weight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-25

ChiCnGn-Cattle active aud lower, Steers that
sold at S3bOii 10 were about lOc lower. aud com,
mon cattle were harder TO get rid o. linlk OF
the cattle sold at 81 50ai 80, Tho sI0ckes and
feeders sold 1T g 4Oai 20. and COWS, heiiers and
bulls sold Of u gJai ~. Hogs steady aud lower.
Sales were made Of heavy hogs at 81 6ja5 12Ili
mixed lots ~ 81 sOlj %, aud light weights NJ
81 gOn6 -. shcrp-SAlGS were slow at 81 coal 80
Tor common to'Chojce spring lambs, and sheep
were extremely dull Ut 81 OOai 20 for inferior TO
extra, a few selling above 81 ~, Texas sheep
sold 1T 8! OOa3 o.. and western at 81 0gal IS. Re'
CeipE: Cattle, 1900 head; calves, LOO head;
hogs, 22,OOJ hoRl; sheep, 1000 head
Enat Liherty-Catle DUN; prime g. 2inJ 4G'
good Il 2Oai co., bulls, stays ind cows 81 I5a3OO
Hogs dull; prices uOmlnally s. 25a5 20 for att
grades. Sheen dull and lower; extra s. 20a3 50;
good 81 7Ol2 80 veal calves S. Oaj5G.
CIuGlnnAtl-HOgs slow and i0al5o lower at
81 2sGj Isl receipts 9,GOI headi shipments 1000
head,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-25

Distressing kidney and bladder die.
oasos relieved in six hours by tho "NEw
GRrAr SouTI AMERICAN KIDNEY CURE"
This now remedy IL II groat surprise on
account Of it, exceeding promptnoss in
relieving pain IN tho bladder, kidneys,
back aad Oyory part OF tho urinary pusa.
age in malo or female. 1t roliovos 70.
]tcntion Of water and pain In passing u
almost Immediately. II YOU want quick
roliot and cure this is your remedy,
Sold by X. Il. List, druggist, Wheeling,
W. Va.
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ElNANoR AND rNADE
The Features of tho nonoy aud stock
MRrkrtS,

Tho Features of tho MOnoy aud Stock
MRrkrtG.
NEW YORK. July 2i,-Mouey on call easy at
l per cent; las. loan l per cent closed at ! per
cent. Primo mercantile paper 5Ai per cent
Sterling exchange firm at 81 9Oai 0!t. Silver
certificates CGNa67c.
Share speculation on the stock exchange was
Irregular and unsettled throughout tho greater
pArtlOf the day, aud In the final trading was de-
Cidelly heavy In tone. CHIEF among the de-
pressing influence In tho market was the sharp
advance In wheat, which rllected reports OF u
scaut crop. aud rs Il consequence led to selling
OF the grhuger, both for the lOug and short ac'
counts, Tho general railway list soon caught
the depression which was increased 70 some OK
tent b. u slightly hardening tendency Of sterling
exchange aud by moderate sales for the foreign,
account, mainly OH Rrbitmgc. The course oil
the market was vefy efmtic With the W!desl
fluctuations inthe lnduAtrials. sugar luctuhied
wildly aud closed At q net loss of the merest
fraction. Chicago Gaa fuCtuAted between 90
and jGt, closing within y per centoi HE lowest
and = per cent below yesterdays closing. The
entire market closed very heavy. the only I'M
pOrtant changrsin price on the day being an ai'
vance Of ~ per cent In 81, Paul and Omaha pre-
forrcd, and dcCllnes OF % In Canadian Pacific
and . per cent in Edison Electric OF New YORK
In the bond market a good inquiry iur, Alchl'
sou and other mortgages caused hgenethI rise w
values. The aggregate sales OF tue day reached
the large total Of S!.9lO,OO1,
The toal sales OF stocks to-day were !7,SO
shares
government bonds firm.
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Now Y0rk-AgenH have advanced prices as
follows: Security, sterling, Our Own and Jack
Homer 3G.lnch blcached %CottonS 5c; sensation
and Ne nus Ultra 3..inch 10; Bhcd q. BraG Be-
inch &c; Pioneer Mills SjlnCh &c; Uncle Re-
mus 80 men brown l.c: Berkeley COton0t cam.
brio muslin &c. and Forget. Me.NOt and Farm.
ems choice 8G.inch bleGched al value. These
figures show tho tendency OF the market for ala
slnple cotIonS There has been u wider demand
for fancy aud colOred cottOns and more business
was effected. Light weight wOOlens continue to
attract general attention, aud orders Tor spring
arc accumulatlug against the production. Print
ing cloths firm. aud salcs Of specials Gt 2isc plus
l peF cent
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IT is a big thing to say but novertho.
loss true, that u great multitude OF peo'
plc have crowned Simmons Liver RcGu.
iator, the "Klng Of Liver Medicines"
Ihore is nothing ike il for Malaria,
rheumatism, Chills aud Fever, Cousti.
patton, B%iIiousnosss, sick Headache,
Indigestion aud all troubles arising
from n sluggish or diseased livOr. Sim.
mons Liver Regulator Is tho prevention
aud cure for these ailments.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-25

THERE is no doubt, no failure,
whom you tako Do Wits Collie aud
Cholera euro. II Is pleasant, acts
promptly, no bad Rftor effects. Logan
Drug Co., Wheeling, W. Va, b. f. Pea.
body, Benwood, and Bowie & Co., Bridge.
nnFl O.
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OIL CIty-Natonal Tmnsit certificates opened
at 81 52l5; highest 81 sly; lowest 81 51k; closed
Ut 81 62isi sales 1900 barrels ]cleaauces 1900
barrels; shipments si,J9j barrels; runs 9l,7Ga
barrels.
New York-Petroloum steady; closed at 81 52!i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-25

NaW YOr

Nsw YOrk-PIg Iron firm; Southern So 5Oa
400. Copper strong; brokers price NC, Lead
strong: BROKERS price 90 S0lin firm; straits
tic s. ~.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-25

gYIFtOW Moisture, intense Itching nni
|FllngIngi most nj night, worse by scratching, II
hlluwelti continue tumOH form, which OilOn
bleed aud ulCrmtr, becoming very sore
BWAyyE'H OiyfNENt stops tho llrlilng aud
bleeding, heals ulCumllun aud In most rtnt tr.
mOywtGo ulmUiH. At druggists, ~ by mail, Tor
iJCcnl4 d. 5waync & Sou Philadelphia
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Wheeling Bridge 6 Terminal Ry.
co BREWSTER Receiver

limo Table Ma. 10, to take Ofctt lllla III,
sunday November ~ 1891
lCnvo Wheeling lSivl, no, sllllla IN, ma
sllb, IllD, lplUl y ~
Leave Peninsula 1900, tpji, iiliija m,t2!N
Leave Martin Eify-lSiil 1857 ilfoia in,
i2.aA, "J,li lisLA DslA
Attlyo Terminal Function -is!l7 llliOL lltii3
q. M, t1.N, oI.i, Itib aus H. III.
Leave Terminal junction I'm, 1900, a IN.
sil!lO. n M. 1850 ligOi ttlli,I s u H. IN.
Leave NtrtiuHFcty -, llUi q. m.. 'lln
400 I'm ljJn lashln ".
lClyc Peninsula l7'5L ll!iiam ~, ell!Sl, it'll
iIIl7, ljllt IS.tS n iu
''ktflyo Whccins n 10, loUN a m, Sli!SL
2ilI lilh Ih3llt 900 Il, m
snally IDaliy except sunday. Sunday Onlg
Alllfalua will fli. On Eastern Tina
JE rAuS5lU, superintendent
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When Baby was siok, ws gave her caStoEs.
Whom bhc WA n child, Rho cried for CastorlN,
When uho became MIS1, Hhc chung n cag;orIA.
When EhO had Children, Eho GAvOthCm Cast0rIA.
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liyLRY DESCRIPTION or
- BOOK, job. NgWbpnpnt and Poe
.'i Printing 1Onrh NJ NcnspthblN Ihlen ~ we
.ItllIuIylTR JDH pMHtiNO OTlltr Modern
,hl Rapid Presses, New TypS and DollghL
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.


on aud aItor Monday, juno 10. 1895. Pas
srngcr Trains Will run an follows: "DallH'
tpally Except sunday. Contral timo.
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From Pittsburgh, 1910 a. M. and $50 p. m,
daily. 1880 p, m, daily. except Saturday, t2:3i p.
m. except Sunday, and 2aj H. m, Sunday only.
nHpant suulny.
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RAILROADS
- Pennsylvania Stations.
pennsylvania NnRs.
Trnins Fun By Central Time.

TlrEgr OFFiCEs AT pTHSsTTNAStA STATION o.
Wren ST, Poor uF ELEVENTH NJ, WHEELING,
Al MrtURE HoUgr. WHErLTSu, AND At THE
pTNSy YLVLNiA SrATiOS. RRinGEruRT,
enr,-Iwrsr g~YarrN-"nAN NANNY RouTE."
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The Cleveland, Lorllu & Wheeling R, R.
TimC Table In cnOc, Monday, May 30, 1895,
ClcvClanA Depot, Foot Of South Water Street
OOISg SOUTH,
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lDnlly. except sunday
Sunday church tniIs will lOayO Elm Grovou
PISA ~ ana wheeling NJ llll y M
II. Il WElsGERlElk uCn Manager.
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RAILWAY TIME GARD.

Nav ~, 1894 EXPLANATION OP REFERENCE
MARKS: 7paily; IDaily, except Sunday; tDally.
except saturday; gpaily, except Monday lsun.
days Only; Mondays only; Saturdays only
Eastern Standard Time,
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Wheeling 6 Elm Grove Railroad.

Onnud after Saturday, robruary2 :, iSll, trains
will run Us follows, city tinc'
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AN IMBWY0 SOCIALIST,

low tho Ploddsr aud Attentive Man Rose
In business,
The herald., 1895-03-23
WILLARD STILL IMPROVING
A Wild Report From San Francisco
COntradicted
The Lieutenant Governor Constantly Gaininy
in Strength and Able to Take
Considerable Exercise

The statement was telegraphed here
from San Francisco yesterday that Lieu
tenant Governor Mllard was at the point
OF death ct Indio from lung disease.
1t was learned from dispatch received
last night from Indio that Mr.. Millard is
not likely to create a vacancy in his office
and that his soicitous friends, among
whom are probably some who think they
could fill his official shoes with success,
will be disappointed if they imagine that
he is going to die very soon
Mr. Millard is still living in his private
car at Indio, but walks back and forth for
his meals and is gaining daily in health.
He is still quite thin, but he never was
corpulent, and has made decided gain in
weight. His appetite is excellent and is
spirits good.
While no date has been set for his re-
turn to Los Angeles, he expects that i'll
the course of a week or ten days his
health will permit him to resume his
usual avocations.
The herald., 1895-03-23
GOOD HORSES SCARED OFF
Result OF a Muddy Track at the Bay
District
Very Bad Day for Favorites on California s
Best Track--ResuIt OF the
Running

SAN FRANCISCO, March %. - The
muddy track scared off the owners of the
good horses, and the six furlong handi-
cap was declared off. To make up the
five races, the fourth event was split the
first half going as the second race. 1t was
bad day for favorites, Terra Nova being
the only one to win.
Five furlongs, seling-Fly won, SalTie
Calvert second, Raphael third; time.
1:031a.
Six furlongs-Faro won, Road Runner
second, Warrago third; time, l 10
Mile, selling-Trix won, Arno second,
Hy by third; time, :45'2.
Six furongs-Terra Nova won. Arctic
second, My Sweetheart third; time, :16.
Five furlongs, selling-Mainstay won,
Grandee second, Sligo third; time, 031s
NEW ORLEANS, March %. - Seven
furlongs-Lay On won, b. f. Fly, Jr.,
second, Imported Wolsey third; time,
1 :26A
One mile-Cass won, Peytonia second,
Artless third; time, | A
Five and a half furlongs-Domineer
won, DR.. Work second, Van Brunt third :;
time, 09.
Trilby handicap, six furlongs-M Metro
pole won, Nero second, Miss Galop third ;
time, :15.
Six furlongs-Little Phil won, Gee Whiz
second, DR.. Reed third; time, :l54.
The herald., 1895-03-23

"When I was selected by Lieut.. Peary
to accompany him on his trip to the
Arctic regions to try and find a way to
the north pole, says Mr.. James w.
Davidson in the Fourth Estate, sit was
partly because of my strong, healthy con-
stitution, and his belief that | could en-
dure the fatigue and danger incident to
the trip. | had been associated with
him as his business manager on his
lecturing tour. and was on terms of the
greatest intimacy with him.
"When the ship Falcon left New Yorl;
on her trip northwards it had among the
stores several cases OF Paine's celery COM
pOun%. The reputation OF that medicine
was well established, so that it was the
most natural thing in the world that the
members of the party, and they COM
prised men from nearly every walk in
life, from common sailors to men OF
science, should desire to use it.
1.-The record of our perilous trip to
Camp Anniversary is too well known to
need repetition. When in camp we natur-
ally took an inventory of our possessions,
and | was exceedingly glad to tnd Paine S
celery compound. The medicine chest
was open to all, and we were free to take
from it what we thought advisable. L.
in company with several others. selected
some of the compound, taking bottle of
it to my cabin. knowing that 1t would be
handy when wanted. Nor was | m s.
taken. for the excessive cold weather
soon had its effects, and | began to be
The herald., 1895-03-23
AMID Widest DISORDER
Arizona Legislature Adjourns
in an UprOar
1T LAPSED BY LIMITATION
A Play to Check the Removal of |e
Territorial Prison
1T LAPSED BY LIMITATION
All the Officials Are Left WitF"
for the Coming Two
Huntington's Lobby

PHOENIX, Ariz., NH :.1.AaniS 22.uAmia
wild scenes of disorder .he eigh'eelVn
session of the Territory Assembly n,' oalne
to an abrupt termingoh az io oioSM n,A
this morning. AfV a bitter fight the
bill creating Navajcounty' in the north
eastern part of tb territory, was passed by
both houses. ,.u
The genera appropriations bill was
then taken mn the House and every
scheme to day its passage was resort
ed to. H. I'm ou
cbancoo Y the removal of the Peniten-
tiarv froi Yuma to Prescott, for which
the saiA Fe Railroad Company has been
ma1zilJa fight opposed by the South
ern % Acific Company's lobbyists. They
nra, ,hted the taking OF vote until after
mniIight, when the session lapsed through
Il ,1tation.
'Bpeaker Carpenter arbitrarily adjourned
Ae House, and nearly all territorial Off
GERS and institutions are thus left without
funds for the coming two years. An extra
session can be called only by Congress at
is next session.
The herald., 1895-03-23

troubled in number Of ways. In every
case whenever felt the slightest indis-
position. l used the compound, and
found relief.
lone thing noticeable in the Arctic
region was that the cold weather made us
all exceedingly nervous. We became irrita-
BILE and cross. Our nerves were all un-
strung. and naturally it affected our
health. | talked the matter over with
some of the others, and made up my
mind that possibly the celery compound
would be beneficial, for | knew that it
was used for nervous disorders at home.
Well, sir, we tried it, and | must say
that it helped every one of us.
when the long nj ght of six months
came on and we were in darkness, we
found that the effects were very depress-
ing. Imagine. if you can, living for six
months in darkness such as occurs here
every night, and you can readily under
stand how we were situated. 1t is a won-
der that some of US did not go mad. We
had not very much to divert our atten-
uion, and the effect was something like
solitary confinement in dark cell.
Il have used Paines celery compound
for dozen ills such as person is liable
to have at any time, and especially in that
desolate country. 1t has always helped
me, and | should be pleased to have
more of it should | go north again.
II do not know of any one thing that
can say more of than Paine's celery com l..
pound. 1t certainly is u great medicine,
and am an advocate of it,"
The herald., 1895-03-23
TIE MEXICAN ORANGE
St Louis Putting 1. in Competition With
California Fruit

81 LOUIS Futti1g IL III competition Win
California Fruit
ST. LOUIS, Mo, March 22.-Owing to
the fact that the Florida orange crop has
been frozen and rendered worthless, re-
sulting in an unusually heavy demand for
California oranges, merchants here have
been looked to for another source from
which to get that fruit. Recent in
vestigations made by them in Mexico
have resulted in ti-weekly shipments
being made from La Brea, Jalisco, six
carloads of fruit having been received
from there during the past week. The
importations consist of variety known
as the Guadalajara orange. 1t is thln-
skinned and equal in flavor, it is said, to
either the Florida or California pro-
duet. Judging from the demand for the
fruit the Mexican orange is the favorite.
Owing to the scarcity Of cheap wood in
Mexico. with which TO make boxes, such
importations have been comparatively
small. This now, however, has been OBJ
Waited by the merchants, who ship in Il
knock down condition the material for
making boxes, which are put together ON
their arrival in Mexico.