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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-02-02
CHAPTER II.

The cabin of Major Overstone differed
outwardly but little from those of his
companions. 1t was the usual structure
of logs, laid lengthwise and rudely plas-
tered at each point of contact with
adobe, the material from which the
chimney, which entirely occupied one
gable, was built. 1t was pierced with
two windows and a door, rooted with
smaller logs and matched with long
half cylinders and spruce bark. But the
interior gave certain indications of the
distinction as we'll as the peculiar expe-
riences Of its occupant. In place of the
usual bunk or berth built against the
wall stood small folding camp bed
stead, and upon rude deal table that
held tin washbasin and pail lay two
ivory handled brushes, combs and other
elegant toilet articles, evidently the
contents of the majors dressing bag. A
handsome leather trunk occupied one
corner, with richly caparisoned sill
yer mounted Mexican saddle, mahog-
any case of dueling pistols, leather
hatbox locked and strapped, and gor-
geous gold and quartz handled ebony
presentation" walking stick. There
was a certain dramatic suggestion in
this revelation of the sudden and hur-
ried transition from life of ostenta-
tious luxury to one of hidden toll and
privation and further significance in
the slow and gradual restitution and
degradation of these elegant souvenirs.
A pair of silver boot hooks had been
used for raking the hearth and lifting
the coffee kettle. The ivory Of the
brushes was stained with coffee. The
cut glass bottles had lost their shoppers
and had been utilized for vinegar and
ha4V, "A silver framed hand mirror hung
against the blackened wall. For the
majors occupancy was the sequel of q
hurried flight from his luxurious hotel
at Sacramento-a transfer that he be.
lleved was only temporary until the
affair blew over and he could return
In safety to browbeat his accusers, as
was his wont. But this had not been so
easy as he had imagined. Els proseou-
tors were bitter, and his Ell forced seclu-
sion had been prolonged we k by week
until the fracas which enoed in the
shooting Of the sheriff had apparently
closed the door upon his ret, IN to oivi.
lization forever. Only here was his life
and person secure. For Wy yard 8 Bar
had quickly succumbed to the dumina-
ton of his reckless courage, and the
eminence of his double crime had made
him respected among spendthrifts, gam
blers and gentlemen whose perform
ances had never risen above stage.
coach robbery or a single assassination.
Even criticism of his faded luxuries had
been delicately withheld.
He was leaning over his open trunk
which the camp popularity supposed
to contain state bonds and securities of
fabulous amount-and had taken some
letters from it when figure darkened
the doorway He looked up. laying his
papers carelessly aside. Within Wynn
yards Bar property was sacred.
TO be continued.
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proachable man in the city, because he
cannot get away from the poor, the sick,
the ignorant and the helpless who file past
his Office window at the average rate of
800 IA day, always as last resort and be-
cause they have nowhere else to go. A
statistician once computed that in 12 years
Mr. Blake had disposed of not less than
/, 500 900 applications for charity alone, and
as he has held his present position for "a
years 1t is probable that an estimate OF
twice that number would be well within
the mark for his entire term.
But besides these applications for char
ity many other things are brought to Mr..
Blakes attention. His desk seems 60 be
sort of clearing house for the multitude
nous troubles that besct the poor. Not only
does he see unfOrtunatgs inflicted with oil
the diseases Gosh is heir to pass by him
daily, craving advice, help, consolation,
| but he j. begged to provide wives for hus-
/ bands, mothers for motherlcss babies,
work for beings starving for work, and his
aid is even asked to supply desperate souls
Of all sort with G.c.c's, lawyers, mid
wives and undertalers.
Kindly words of sympathy, quick, but
earnest; Trustworthy information, good adj
vice and fatherly rcproof to meet all cases
HOW CONSCIOUSLY 1TOln inc D
lips as he sits all day listening to COM
plants, appeals, arguments and inquiries,
while his hands arc busy opening letters
signing papers, making memoranda, hand
ing out bottles Of cough mixture or cholera
medicine, according to the season Of the
year, making out orders for coal or passes
| for the various institutions in charge of his
| department and variety of other occupa-
| lions.
One of the oldest duties devolving on
| Superintendent Blake is bestowing names
on the foundlings that are turned over to
| the city to be looked after. He seems to
have a faculty for selecting pretty names
for the little girls too, generally with some
sort of allllsion to the circumstances under
which they were found Thus one babe
picked up in the street was named Mar
garet Street; another, found in the hall OF
a tenement, was called Genevieve Hall,
and "a third, picked up from an ash heap,
was called Miriam Ashe The boys do not
get such pretty or sentimental names MIR.
Blake prefers for them names that will
look well on business cards or signs when
their owners have grown up, which com
paratively few of them ever do.
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Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN efIectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in so
cent bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes - ~ il. Do not accept c..
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co.
SAY FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE, Ky NEW YoRk. MY
EHOBRON DRUG co.
Wholesale Agents.
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& COOKE
IMPORTERS
Hardware
and
General
Mercha

There are a great many homes
having Zinc lined Bath Tubs
that are in good condition with
this one exception, they lack the
features of a porcelain lining.
How to overcome this without
going to the expense OF getting
new tub has been a question
that has worried a good many.
One pot OF our WHITE
ENAMEL PAINT will do the
work, forming as it does a
GLOSSY SURFACE almost
equal in hardness and durability
to that of Porcelain itself, being
at the same time hardly distln-
.aIonlu .4OM Porcelain.
Consult with your Physician
and he will tell you by all means
to paint your Bath Tub with
ENAMEL PAINT.
The KEY STONE EGG
BEATERS are little gems, try
one if you want your Eggs
quickly and thoroughly beaten.
We also call your special atten-
ton to our economical BARREL
and CYLINDER CHURNS,
they are easy workers, have all
sizes and prices.
We have a handy CLOTHES
DRIER having ten arms made
to fasten on the wall. when not
in use, by simple pull these
arms fold up like fan, thus tax.
ing up but little room.
Remember we sell Standard Oil Co.'S.
Pearl Oil at $3.50 per case G. o. ID. de-
livered to any part of the city free.
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The Maniac and the Mirror.

RRs- For sale by HOLLIsTER DRUG co.
523 Fort ST., Honolulu. 5i3-tf
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outdoor poor for
the department Of
charities and cor
rection, who sits
all day long, six
days a week, from
s O'Clock in the
morning till 8 in
the evening, be-
hind his desk re-
viewing the sad-
dest kind Of a pro
cession of unfor-
tunatc humanity.
His fellow officials
jocularly call him
4 h most nm
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THE FRIEND OF THE POOR.

buperintendt mt Blake Devotes All His Time
to Listening to Appeals For Charity.
One of the busiest men in New York
city is William Blake, SUPERINTENDENT OF
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WANTED-Au the poor children In the
aty 10 come 10 the Bazaar, Cor. Douglas
inc Empor;a, Thanksgiving morning and
d7-lt
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FOR RENT-Large ground floor store
room No. 221 5. Main ST, al SO per month.
The building for sale or trade. Dean Cor
don. dl55-l0t.
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NICE ROOMS AND BOARD-3o4 East
Third, corner Lawrence. 3-6tGD
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FOR SALE-Oak stdeboar, style bed.
chairs, and some kitchen furniture. Call
at z01 East Douglas Ave Mrs. Geo. H.
Lloyd. dit.
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FOR SAIe--REAL ESTATE.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

HOLIDAY GOODS-The most complete
line of Holiday goods in the city. Beauti-
full dolls and doll heads: fine celuloid and
silver and plush goods. Toys OF all de-
script:ons, cheaper than any house in
Kansas, at Ny Racket, 152 n. Main st.
Holiday goods wholesale TO dealers.
d1-5t.-Sun.
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Wichita Sieem Dyeins CO.

We have tie osly Carpet DusteC IA the
West, aud have Jus, sdded machinery Tor
CRY eisRpiuS G uEe>~es @ every kia1 win
cut ripping IouiS-s. SerueIls zssti Car
ssiil. ui AL styles eiean~a susi guaranteed
10 awe ssiisfacs ION onr re.sTe.cc thr
lea in tle city. Oase~--iSs y Azrkrs -
lscioTy-sSl Vest douglas ave
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The aalieta Daily gaele Sunday orin gopsnber "a se5

FOR TRADE-A frst-class brick bust
ness house n the city of k-ngTnan. VIII
trade this at a great bargain Bssantz
& Matthews, 123 E. Douglas Ave, Wichita,
Kan. diff.
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FOR RENT-Rooms singly and in
suits in best building in city; with and
without heat; elevator, etc. L. w. Clapp.
134-3OtG
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wANTED-To make you a better and
cheaper chimney top than anybody. We
also do the best and cheapest sheet iron
and tin work. Caswell a Buckley, lSS y.
Lawrence Ave. di31-tf
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FOR RENT-Neatly furnished rooms
over 80 y. Main st. Enquire room 10
3l7tn
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FOR TRADE

TO RENT-For cash. bottom farms. Us.
100 or so acres; houses, barns, orchards;
all frst-clsss. Si6 y. Topeka dI54-Ist
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FOR RENT-Three front rooms, nicely
furnished for light housekeeping. On
second floor, 22i North Main St d5-3t.@
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WANTED-Horses 20 winter. VIII care
for gentlemen's driving horses in the best
manner possible. Alfalfa, good grain and
stabling. Dr. Minturn, Colwich, Kan.
dlb-tf
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FOR RENT-Suite of unfurnished rooms
on first floor. with board, at 2a n. Market
St Call soon. d7-3tG
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. with fur
mace heat 40l n. oTpeka Ave, dT-ir.
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WANTED-50 cars OF choice upland hay
on track al any station within 50 miles OF
Wichita; 1000 bushels good mixed corn,
delivered a. Wichita. A. :. Pierce & Co,
207 Sedgwick block. City. ditto
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WANTED-To borrow $50 or 500 for
twelve months; good security and good
rate OF interest. Address A 3. c."
Eagle Office, City. 3-6t1
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FOR RENT-One large furnished front
room. Over al n. Market ST., Sfloor,
room IS. 2-Itp -
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FOR SALE-i6o acres near Goddard: 30
acres in cultivation. 40 in pasture: house,
barn, granary, corn crib. orchard wind
mill, all good land. but must be solo be
fore Jan LIST, 1896 Price $500. Free
man & Lawrence, Cor. Market and LIST St
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FOR SALE-One new business house,
22x40 #, together with a new and COM
pIete stock of drugs. including fixtures.
This Is an opportunity for the right man.
Reasons for selling and terms given on
application. E. ]. Shirpley. kildare, o. T.
, d14S-tf
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FOR RENT-Those nice fats. corner OF
Elm and Rivers. Call and see them. llItf
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FOR SALE-eM S. Fourth. 50 feet, one
room house, one room house, in good
condition, all for $50. E l. Spencer.
diff
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FOR SALE-Good bottom farm near
Clearwater; 100 acres IN cultivation. Price
5000 Freeman & Lawrence, Cor. Mar
ket and First St. d!-2L
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FOR RENT-Furnished or UNFINISHED
rooms. els ~. Emporis~ d4-6t@
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TO TRADE-Sl5.O0o Fifteen thousand
dollar stone and brick block. unincum-
bered ard well rented, situated in the
center OF business properly in Oklahoma
CITY. 10 trade for stock Of dry goods or
hardware. Would pay cash difference Il
any, or sell cheap for cash Address ".
+. Eiggis, Girard, Kan dit
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FOR RENT-Furnishe rooms; furnace
heat soft water, and use OF piano. 323 n.
4th Ave dat
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FOR PENT-PGOMS.

FOR RENT-Suite of rooms, suitable
for office purposes. Enquire 401 E. Doug
las Ave. dit.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

WANTED-To exchange q good 51-foot
residence lot for ladies driving horse and
phaeton. Call on A T. Hellar or Rohr-
baugh & Rauch. 500 Sedgwick block.
diff
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EXPLAINED.
Confidence In Thor Product LCl the
Shakers 10 Makoa u Unusual Offer.

People Of this day and generation arc not dis
posed to give lhng,awaY When therefore the
Mount Lebanon Shakers recently stated that
anyone couId gcl bottle Of Digestive Cordially
calling nperan urtneir New York oAIcs tex
cilal great deal Of talk,
one oil tho lending daiIl2i Of tho metropolis
sent a reporter TO dui ont what WAS mcaut Il
developed that tho preparation In question has
proven beneficial IN 50 large majority Of cases
that niuc.Iau,hs Of the people who arc nHl'
c,euty apsiom to call for sample, lind so
much relief that thej continue tho products
uis and tell their i;onds about IT, AsArcsulta
yeri llrg, demand has bien created.
The shagors hayo u long pcnnl OF success MS
Inventors and their various medicinal products
hayo always enIoyei n high reputation, The
Digestive Cordial is no! only nourshnB In IL
self but !! d.gest other foods when taken as d.
reclGd.
sllep'csS nights spots before the eyes and a
sense OF heay!nc,s after eating, loss OF weight
and general weakness Grl among the common
ypltms OF Indigestion which It promptly 70.
liaycs, aud Il Il gratifying to know that such a
positive and harmless remedy as tho Digestive
Cordial should have VI last been devised
luoWor to find whether tho shaker Digestive
Cordial Is adapted to your case try a small bot.
uc Isclc' IA immediate, For sale by nearly
all druggists
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Chicnro-whsn, acted rather cratic to-day.
II was wT' sp a. '1 ms, T aS5Ht tTo SI natss o
o W. SiH'5 y w%'b bs, Iv Il len OF at about
5,..hrr hi an an saturday There was no nppa.
III! cause Tor the sudden buIiShne's further
than tho buying by the bulls Nhlch was t'At'
Ci b. the very much smaller increase IN the N,'-
IDLE supply innn had been looked iOr hhl lhe
combination ut huyluK after the short sellers
had got t0 the end OF thcir ropes
Corn aud oats were easier, ana January Prov
siUug were lrlfo higher.
FlDIr steady. ,.-,,.-. q.
MuEAr-tHSh No. : spring 1,'Na'a'gS' 20 81
spflng BIC. no. . red 81 iais2c september o, "a
~ AI1i,c December So ass ghjsGc, May OIL "a
Ct gr5nrc
C6gS-Du,h No. 2 Il' iail 70: No. 3yolow VI ~
altSc. september - ,AalNJl 70. October Dsn
5lHghci DcCcnb0r !'4al' ta!Etci May .NNN
2ll,h1N'.c
u,rSara'h No. 3 -. .; No. white 20 40
Awhile -cuu' q september Is Sal9 'AIA 81 Uc'0.
Der ls.hS Assc, May -'sa-'. S"t'''"
l,hHrN"' = "N'gN
hNl'LLl ,'S, . h4 1Iiih
LLN"'hL" w. - 49, Y, ssts,
lIM'lHh a'LD- IUnI - ;, n,,s ,,r.. O,,,hc,
Ntss Iptb -'hsh IcE %! p "IaH Il u'V"e'
81 "a 'hn' 'I 1nnNHI( a. Qua .. H. WW.,,-
lNth ~ iNl per W. ~ g. o,Hy '''''''
'g I.., IT,. ~, ',1s. {, 'p,., 10. Oo,pbcr
FMuN VT VT 10y, 's" ,,,,r,y ,'i-,t 4. nI Il,
~ 'lN' ~ s"',i' q. MN rI,t,r sIi,,
q '4l''N '"'"'''' '''' ~
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NW''H' "''"'''''' "''''''' "''.'' w.
81 .,....,,-. .o,r,,.,.. daley N,Is,,
L'''-i UT" 1' I'D. f''f.
Now York -Four, receipts -"ill hNrTeh. cN'
ports lh,snl barrels, marIri u'%"c'td Joe ,pfWE
pncnis WhrNl rccclpa ,s"" 'nC'' Xxi =
'Hs'l uuh"e 'l'", ~ -, ., 1,,iy'f. Win
.',','"h a, ,, .T',. ,,,.,, n.g t5a-, -rrfombrr
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EINANcM AND rIsADE.
The Features oil tho Money and stoc
AInrlyots,

The Features uI the Money and Stock
,InrIf,,,
-,,..,,,,
INV YORK sent money on th'E ~ ~
nor rant, last loan n. pes cent clO,ea at ~
~. ,.,,, ,,..,a,,,fr, .,,.,,,,r l,, MOI cont,
p'' ''"' '''"' "'''' ""''S ''r, 80, .tn..
aler'inE CWARuga weak ~ 81 aJAt a't s''t'
caTt.Fr.ius G7lg,t,c.
,r,,,,..,.....t .,,,,,,,t,, ,,l,. ,vs, with n
''- N'' We '4'N"'"""" ~ '"' '
,w exceptions loyard higher range Of prica5'
Tue upward tendency belnE almost IutWteI'upt
el, The yo,unc Of business was laihy arg,
nus II was tIosN'auly dH'rlnulyi WIN Wy ~
dHNilinlH AnN EuiNkgh enjoying INC 'aIg'1I uts,,
iug6 ! he conviction that the OUTWARD movement
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For n quarter Of century DR., Kings
New Discovery has been tested, and tho
millions who have received benefit from
its n4e testify to iti wonderful curative
powers IN all diseases Of Throat, Chest
and Lungs. A remedy that hiss stood
tho toss 40 long and that has given 50
satisfaction il 10 expert
menL Each bottle Is positively guar.
antcod to give relief, or tho money will
be refunded. 1t Is admitted to DO tho
most reliable for Coughs and Colds.
Trial bottle. FREQ at Logan Dru, Go. =
Drugstore. Largo siac Doc, aud 81 ON. L
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I on shippeu 81 l5ai ~; common Ia choice
heavy 1lll 20, llght s. 1lH DDS PIGS s. 2lat H.
ShespAlcaGy ~ II 2lal 70 fII ngn'cs, chisny sg
g 5UlJ .u western sheep s. lGA3hU. Receipts
Cattle 2D0lI htnl caves t0l head hogs p ,OlJ
head; sheep 2lJU1 head,
Fast Librrty- Cattle slow mud lower; Acavlcs
aud mediums s. 2Oai i0 good butchers u ulI
%. bulls, COWS aud stag 81 IOai %, AoR' dun
and lower: prime medium grades s. 6Ja1 %.
fair To hos. NpFgerA 81 3lli 40 Tnughs 50 0lai No.
Sheep duh and lower; extra ~ UlAI TO- fair ~
good 81 lOat so; common unchaugei, lambs
g VOll 90, veal CRly0, Cd Ula6 %,
CnclnuatI-IIOssi fairly active aad lower Al.
81 jnai %; receipt 1900 head; shipments 4lO
head
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SrLr.ngSlAL is the one thing most
difficult /, incuCato and alwavs hard to
PRACTICE. especially when there are good
thinss 10 cat within reach. But there
10 no scli.dnniaI necessary ii YOU take
Simmons Liver Regulator. II promotes
digestion, prevents dyspepsia, and II
dose after a hearty meal vi dolcacies
will prevent any discomfort. lIs tho
best goodnight teddy.
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nr. Mllca, IAN mn slop IIcnaaehc.

SroNAcu and Bowel Complaints arc
best relieved by tho timely uso oi Do
wits Collie aud Cholera Cure lHmst
on having this preparation. Don't take
any otnor. Logan Drug Co, Wheeling
W. Va, d. T. Peabody, Bonwood, AMI
Bowie d Co, Bridgeport, U. 8
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Nun's
New York Wool steady.

THERE Ia no donyt, no failure,
when you tako Da Wits Collie aud
Cholera Cure. /, il pleasant, uc,s
promptly, 10 bad after effects. Logan
Drug Co., Wheeling, W. Va, B. +. Pea,
body, B,nwood, and Bowie & Co., Bridge
pGrt, u.
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Now Yurr-In consequence Of tho extreme
heat there has been very lit;lc attention extend
been for d1glEnl Of an urgent character PriuI'
Ing cloths very quigtuni very i.rm Il. 8lgc.
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on CItF-pR9rel, highest, lowest aAl closed
at 81 ~ shipments l9l 400 barrels Tuna ld4,&ll
barrels,
Sew York-Pctroleum steady closed at 81 90
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New Nnrl,-Plr iron steady; southern Sll H1a
II o. Load quiet; brokers mice :, H. Tin
UuieI; straits sli auali 10, Plates firm, SpCltgs
EFm, domestic 81 gjgi 30.
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RAILROADS.
,E Pennsylvania Stations
IV!ERRRSyIVdRid LINES.
vs. Trains Run oy Central Time.

rtryrr OFFICES AT pFYSsTivANfA STATION os
WlTER ST FOOr OY E.BvESrH 81. WHEELING,
~ Nr1TEr lInUsT, WHEELING, AID Al THG
pgSSFYLvASiA STATION. nHIpdgFOEr.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO.

MEESaM BALTIMORE & OHIO.
6Ss31S9f i$isllGA DeDarlur, AMI arrival nj
hs5lf5a3 SssdSfS iraiu, at Wheeling. Fast
ES5i$ ~ iii7sySl "a sslgIn time. Schedule In ei'
INK II {5li iig3 4, pa iect May T., 1856
ISL -. a.s5SsL.E,SJ MAIN LINE EAST.
Etf8tNlK' S5I ~ For baltimore PhilRiol
N5SEi i.ss$yY Thia aud New York l!;25
%kYEJISl% d, U., $40 p. m, daily aud
9OH.,.l., except Monday.
cumberland Express Il;9Da M, daily.
Cumberland Accommodation, 200 a M, daily
cXregt sunday.
Grafton Accommodation. $40 p. m. daily
MoGHtsyliie accommodation, 800 and &lj
q. N. aud 5aI p, NJ except sunday and lEOo
p. m,, Saturday only.
ARRIVE
from Sew York, Philadelphia and Baltimore,
Cumberland Eyr5cs, Tsp m, daily.
Cumberland Accommodation, 40 p. m, eK'
ccpt SUNDAY
MuundNiiIe Accommodation. 40 a. NJ" eS;
copt Sunday: 1910 o, IN. daily, $40 and $40
= M, except sunday, and 7AOp M saturday
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For Columbus aud Chicago 7:25 and lol5 a. m
aud $40 p, m, d0ily
daily, llJO p M, dH,ly, except saturday, and
30 To- IN sunday only,
SRnlu,kv Mail. lElj a. M. daily.
Newark Accommodation, 3.Ii nj, daily.
ST. ClRirsyiilc Accommodation iOl5 a. M aud
$40 p. M, czccp. sunday
ARRIVE
Chicago Exprcss, 1'l5 a. m. and 1910, t;nj and
cihslanitt, Express i:5o a, m. and $50 p. nj
sardu,Lv Mail. SEQ n m. daily.
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Lightning tio, Drops
Whlta Funny Namol
Very Ttuo, but II Kills All Pain.
Sold Everywhere. Every Day
Without RolIoL There Ia No Paw
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From Pittsburgh. 1910 u. M. and ESQ p. III,
daily, ll.3D ?. M, daily. except SATURDAY, l&Sip.
NJ except SUNDAY, and 2s2i 4 m, Sunday only.
Wa,hiDg.o on Accommodation, s:iOa m, daily
nNrunl sunday.