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El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-05-04
PIADLEMAS
Que nos Mteresan Vitalmente y
Deben ser COmprendidas poP
t0d0 cl Pueblo.

Los que GUSTAV de yaIerse siemprc
de Ia hip6rboIe en- todo cuanto dicen Q
escriben ticnen Ia costumbrc de estar
de continue hacienda ponderaciones
que no son confrmadas por los he
chos. Asi es que repetidas ycces re-
suena en- nuesuo DIDO el retintin dc las
exageraciones de que hacen gala estos
opHmstas cue Sc engahan asi mismo
. quieren engahar 4 los demds. Mu-
chas yeces estas eXageraciones !leyan
un fin interesado y tienen por objcto
sembrar una opinion erronea respecto
a aIguna persona 8 cosa. Por elem
pIo: los sujetos quessse ocupan en- de-
primir rebajar a Nuevo Mexico, en-
tran en- csta catcgoria porque con sus
desalentadas calumnias y yiIipendio
ponen de manifesto que no camnan
conformos con Ia yerdad sino que dan
rienda sueIta d su imagination inspira-
dos por SUI encono y malevoencia. De
igual modo aquellos caractercs beaGvo-
los que nos alaban en- demasia Y mu-
cho mas ALA de nuestros m5ritos, son
cplpables de una imprulencia y un
desprop6sito, porquc con sus exagera'
clones hacen conccbir d los cXtranjeros
una idea extravaganza &c este Terrific
rio, de manera que cuando estos estu-
dian los dates y Sc desenganan por su
propia vista, eXperimeutan tai desen.
canto que el pals yiene d parccerles
mucho peor dc 10 que realmente es,
Por esta razCn, es mucho mas acerta-
do y corveniente dccir la verdad y no
mentir acerca de estas matefias, pues
asi nadie tendra derecbo para echar
en- cara los engahos y cquiyocaciones
de que ha sido victima, culpando to-
dos los habitantes del Territorio del
chasco que le han dado unos cuantos.
Con este exordio queremos dar d en-
tender la inutlidad de dcsGgurar Ia
verdad y la necesidad de contemplar
cara d cara nucstra verdadcra siluacidn
Y dc mani.estaiIa claramcntc 4 Ia faz
del mundo, seguros dc que con clio no
sulriremos ningun dano, sino que a 10
contrar:o nucsuos vcrdaderos mGritos
saldrdn relucir sin estar obscureci-
dos por las ialsedades y fcciones que
les agrcgan nucstros detractorcs y pa
ncgirstas. Estando os hecbos clara
mente dcmostrados todos conocercmos
nuesua condici6n vcrdaIcfa y podre-
mos haccr frentc d los inconyenicntcs
y obsticulos que esiorbQ nucsro adc
Iantamiento, poniendo rcmedio d todc
% que sea possible couegiry cumcndar
| - l'''htN' l+'R''NAiitt ~ 'ihN Nhtltb' q
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-05-04

sencccslia qilr lp me
SER scpnu aus iiilnsiru
furii1u Dc Cnt bliloiiA
dc mesa y &c bol.a tsti
rlmplet yfc yci d
fnftIflOt.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-05-04

Gran surtido de Filigrana de Orc y
Plata a preclos mas baratos que min
gun joyero Ell el T,rntorio. Sc da
atenci6n especial i Ia compostura de
relojes y pgendas, garantizando el ira
bajo.
En- el local que ocupaba el senior
Abeytia, lado sur de la plaza.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-05-04
HOMBRES-SE NECESITA AYUDA.

mbes dc odas edades para que compen yesdo dc $s5
O. III surdo mas gande que jamds hemos tenido
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-05-04
~ ENICTsITA DISFIlo.

-e uorosiinn bUlctcs do t'00 se tcccslia cue
spran cue puf dlnero lnman0 HOS pucdcn com
pfaf efeoi0l mas baratos que cn uingnn otfo
comt fclO.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-05-04
Sc Nec,sitln NecrOs.

Qucfcpan iosios los me
serus que icucmOs uu
surt doromplelo dcmun
trles a tOdns pf 81
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-05-04
PARA NENDER.

Crnor1s dpllr aucho ia drima moGa cdil,,
,a',if a. tcuin'Ds. q ssctu uyus.
-obrr rHHnY bR raa, faWnho frftisf to ven
den un dUndp i'fu ptff i0 uuc to pre- io 7,
cpu'aNus.
Toln lu qut f,uru.HeH uncH'rl e.tAb 'ralmlUu.
10 pfccius mis un.n.os qug lanaa g hn dido,
nor dlupfI Oh ruliadu.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-25

Iamask Of a pnro gold color. II was
dapnlod With n loaiy design Ia gold, tho
paclorn being pp'Gniyud only BY the
wearing OF tho fabric. No other color
was permitted upon tho table. tho scr.
vicc being Of dead whito porcelain, whilo
tho nowcrs wore lilios OF tho valley. Tho
whole elect was II table covered with
priceless saInito that ,rennyson talks no
much about on n sheet from tho Field
Of tho Cloth OF Gold.
Unless II hostess can indulge In such
rnro 'inagniilconco. however, n plain
while luncheon cloth Ia always In tho
best taatu. just now 1t IL tho fad to
have these homstitcnol aud bordorod
with drawn.work, though not too olah.
oratcly. n, anything pronounced. unloss
II DO Of tho most elegant description, Is
out OF place upon tho table. A fairly
good quality Of dcmask, q yards long
and with n noat little drawn.work Dor.
der, may DO purchased for So %. For
those who prsior colorod luncheon
cloths there arc extremely attractive
ones In dull blue. old roso and yellow,
and those have cheapnoss as well as dur.
ability to recommend them. for they
cost but So or Sl3 in the two.and.a.haii
and thrco yards longths. Tho latest
and most popular design In table linon
Of NIL sorts Is tho scroll pattern.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-25

Avoid heavy trimmings. The head
should have that easy, that degage air
that gives 4 certain elegance TO the
whole person.
The shapes are legion. No two hats
made from like shapes would ever be-
recognized as such, after they arc bent
about. each in their different way.
Nowadays the hats are made to suit
the face.
All banner and sorts OF trimmings
appear at one and the same timo on 4
fashionable hat.
1t is 4 merciful dispousa,ion, this
%penchant for oddment.; it brings Joy
to managing souls.
Long may it live!
Some Of tho combinations are, how
aver. most amiablc.
A large Tapping hat OF butter-colored
chiffon. s:iiTened in crisp box pleats all
about the lace, is topped by a nodding
mass oil huge roses in every shade. A
veritable rose garden. 1t is moreover u
wonderfully becoming bit nj millinery,
but exceedingly trying to any but II
fresh, cirlish face.
\ connoisscur would pronounce per.
fiction n hat in rough black braid, with
Il high crow and amar.ly rolling briin.
\ twist Of. green valre: surrounds
the crown. nj tho side perks up a Prince
Alder. plume aud jetied algrot,c.
a bandeau OF velve, tits the hat a
little oil tho iacc, Mt each side is snug.
e!cd n bunch OF plush pink, roses aud
leaves, so natural looking that one al.
most Q expects to smell tho perfume.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-25

Philadelphia TimGS.
The woman who ia not housekeeping
in the abode which sho expects to oc.
cupy for the next six months, at least,
Is in all probability preparing to move.
Let us take 1t for granted that sho has
walked her iees sore in hor endeavor to
find 4 thoroughly desirable house in a
fine neighbQrhood ut a price which
would be adequate for summer arbor
on tho edge OF a mosquito boz. Little
by little she has relinquished the hope
OF obtaining NIL that she so ardently Dc.
slrod.
First she gave UP the bay window,
second the porcelain bath tub, third the
small conservatory. and fourth the large
back yard. until finally, ut the close OF a
day when she would have cheeriully re.
Moved tho lease on tho house in which
she was living, she settled on q domirile
entirely different from the one which
she had pictured. and which she do
cided to take simply because she was
worn out seeking for an ideal that evi.
IDENTIFY would never m%aterialize.
All, house.huntipS is heart-breakinc
work, and then when the day comes for
moving, and you arc unsettled both in
the house you leave and far more so in
the one into which you migrate, it is no
wonder tina. the tired little uni sits
down in the midst OF tho appalling ron
fusion and gives vent TO her feelings in
n good cry directly the men who helped
at the moving have closed tho door and
lett her alone with her goods aud chat
tells.
"Whv did l ever mover" she thinks.
"The other place was not all | desired,
but it was cosy. and | will never, never
get this n to look half rs nice" 1t is
discouEaginc at the outset, wo know,
but first do one thing at n time, and not
worry v tasks yet TO DO done, and
half the annoyance will vanish. II it is
possible have ;he new house cleaned,
and the carpets laid before you 20 in. Ii
wont look hall as distressed as TO be
greeted by bare floors. The furniture
can be set around quite easily. and after
the first night the inconvenience will
quickly be reduced to n minimum.
Try and be patient, dear little women;
make an effort to see the bright side OF
the domestic upheaval; assume the air
OF delight children always maintain
when moving is going on. and i: pos,i.
bic, smother that heavy feeling at your
heart which every woman who has aver
had occasion to give Ut hor home can
sympatnize with. and whether the
change is Tor the better or ior the worse
try hard to be philosophical, for tho
bread-winner's sake, il not for the added
sensco Of comior; that will thereby accrue
to yourself.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-25

6. II. Clifford. New Cassel, Wis, WINS
troubled with Neuralgia and Rhcuma-
tism, his Stomach was disordered, his
Liver was affected to an alarming de-
gree, appetite icll away, and no was ter,
Iibly reduced in flesh and strength.
Three bottles OF Electric Bitters cured
him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, H.,
had n running sore on his leg OF eight
years standing. Used three bottles OF
Electric Bittcrs and seven boxes OF
Bucklen's Arnica Salvc, and his leg is
sound and well. John Speaker, Catawba,
Ohio. had five large Fever sores on his
ley, doctors said he was incurablc. One
bottle Electric Bitters and one box Buck
lens Arnica Salve cured him entirely.
Soil by Logan Drug Co. 3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-25
The S-w Lamp Shades.

Tho over-eiaborate lamp shade has
had its day. Fashion now decroes n
shade simDie to severity. whose con.
trncted Dimensions arc in quaint con-
trast 10 tho widespread LOUNGES and
lurbclowa oil its predecessors. Tho now
shades arc Of paper or silk plainly
drawn over a smooth surface, and aro
hand-pain.od. They arc finished Mt the
top and bottom with Il prim quilting of
narrow satin ribbon. and look precise
and Quakcrlicd TO a degroc, after all tho
LAGOS, chitlous. and flower wrcaLhs
which havo clustered about lamps for
the last fcw sca,ons.
Many arc made to button up at ono
side. so that thcy may DO taken off and
either rollod up or laid OUT smoothly
whon it is desired to pack thom. Some
OF those shades nre etched out in black
and white, and hhyo old prints OF
French gentlemen and ladios as thor
only decoration. Tho most gorgeous
arc outlined in silver, ns well rs hand
painted, but a dcmuro unobtruaivoncsa
chRracterizos them all.
II is customary now for houso fur.
nishors to order II lampshado made Of
tho same material as tho wall drapory,
curtains, upholstery. or othor appoint
mcnts OF tho room In which tho lamp'is
10 DO used. but tho material Is. drawn
down In rigid flutes tn tit the shade and
lnishoi ut thu bottom with only n MIR.
row gimp,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-25
FEW KNOW ABOUT The SHAK.
ERS OF MOUNT LEBANON.

We NAV not accept their peculiar religious
Views. We cannot enter Into tho spirit Of ,hoIr
'acrIaccS, aud therefore we do not study their
habits Of life.
1t Is not necessary 10 believe NJ they do. bn.
we can and do respect their sincerity Of purpose
aud tho honor mud uprIghtncM which mark all
their business dealing,
In ono particular tho Shakers excel Nil other
incn or classes Of men. This IS IN tho eultivN.
tioti oi model nal herbs and plants. ThOy hayc
nlhuo II u study Tor more Than one hundred
years. They hfu RlSo expert IN Extracting from
Them their characteristic essences nIi medicinal
virtues.
This IL their peculiar industry. Their lives
nave boon devoted TO It, by II tIGy nrH sup
ported. They excel Ia this branch RS do tho
Monks OF tho order Of 81. benedict with their
famous liquors called 'liOnGdIotlnu."
Now. this lifelong study on the. part Of the
Snakes has not brcn IN yaln. They have &C.
oompllsllcd much good. Their medicinal OK
world.
Tho Shaker Digestive Cordial Is probably tho
most useful medicine over given TO the public,
tcni TO lie; but one disease II will curu, and that
IL Indigestion. II II not pretended that It will
cure ANYTHING else, ana a sufferer has not lOng
10 walt 10 nee the result, Tho effect IL immu.
diate, Almost the ilrSt dose will give relief. md.
Y continued, n permanent cure will follow.
The Shaker motto iS:-"PtOva all things aud
hold idSt that which Is good" For this reason
tha shakers put into tho hands oil tho retail
druggists who Soll their remedy, small trial
bottles, which caI DO had for ten cents each, 40
that for this small sum the Tridsr can a,ccrtain
whether II IA Adnntrh to HIS Ease.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-25

An armchair owned by the Shah of
Persia is made OF solid gold. inlaid with
precious stones. 4 year or two aro
some OF tho stones were stolen from one
OF the legs, and the thief was beheaded
and tho head carried on a pole by the
imperial body guard through the streets
Of Teheran.
A valuable armchair 10 in tho possess
zion OF the Earl OF Radnor. 1t original.
ly cost $4,000 and wa. presented by the
city OF Augsburg 20 the Emperor Ru.
dolph ii, Of Germany. about the wear
1910. 1t is OF steel and took the arts,
about thirty wears to max c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-25

ciiirhso-Calilu hctlvc and prices strong.
Common 10 strictly choice native steers sold at
81 nOhi ~, aud q mud bulls UNCHANGED nj
~ dlat u Tho stOCGCtS md feeders tnplc was
vcft lhlt nj strong nflgts with EUmG demand for
feeders W.,hlp To Ohio. Hogs active and lower.
Tor heavy hogs tho ruling prices weio ~ Gjut ~,
tho MIX fetching 81 Nln %; light welgliiA EUId
ht ~ extreme range Of 81 G0al 81, largely Ut 81 "a
AIS sheep dull AMI lower. Snlcs were fairly
lhfgu nj ptlcrI mngitg from 81 Gty.n! - for very
Ordinary lot up IL II .hdIG 10 for good to chOlrt,
sheep. Lambs wcro numerous aud averaged tic
Idr ~ pull'ls lower, sales Ringing nj VI hDai II,
liecolpl'-Calllc. uDO heat: CHlvra. 80 head
hogs, !JIUW head; sheep 1000 hcad.
Enst Lih.riy- Cattle steady aud prices M.
changed Hogs lower PhilalrlphiRs s. 'Oa' ai,
Common 10 lair Workers aud plg, 81 gJai ~.
fnlighl tlOOhlJ - Sheep dun; extra 81 lUal -;
good 81 SOni Oi best lambs 81 Oini y,
>Clncinnnt.-lIogS easy nnd lower a, 81 2ja
D TO- receipts a,IUl heal: shipments 100 head,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-25

Am9yttlI Na9a:iaE
The shoe.llndings bag Is Il comfort.
Ing convenience at homo as vol ms
when travelling, In the hour Of necd-
aud inevitably OF hurry, as woll-whcn
the elusive shoo.button breaks from Its
moorings IN revolt at the persistent
force oil tho bntton.hoOk to establish il
where 1t will do most good, aud hetakcs
itseli 10 unknown regions, when temper
and tlmc-ana perhaps tho train
would bo lost in searching for 1t. With
tins friend in need" suspended from
the rack. which In u well.appointod
d~ressing.room holds tho glove aud shoe
hooks, or hanging from tho side OF tho
bureau. one may always rise superior to
Tho loss Of II shoe.button, aud supply
the deficiency without the delay OF rot.
ting together, from box and work.
baskot and forgotten places, the neces.
sary materials.
A halt-yard OF two.inch ribbon Of
your iavorite color will make this dain.
~ little tritle. Fold the ribbon across
Ia tho middle, and slip in n SPOOL Of
strong black linen thread. mark a line
'Vpfh Va HOIhcl llctuVu 10
hold the spool so it cannot slip out. and
join the ribbon by a row OF narrow
ieather.stitching. About nm inch and
a half above, make another row OF
fea.her-sti,ching, and slip into this
pocket a ilannel-coycred card, with a
point Of ribbon OH the end 10 pull it
out by. filled with short, ~larce.eyed
shoo.button needles. An inch and 4
half above another row OF stitching. and
in this case fix a loop in which to
iasten n pair OF small scizzors. The re-
msinder OF tho ribbon is to DO overcast
together at tho sides, the ends are 10 DO
turned in to form n narrow irill, and a
casing made through which baby" rib.
bon u DO run for n draw -strinc, allow.
Ing enough length for bows at the
sides. In this tiny bag the buttons will
find a home. Put narrow ribbon n, the
top to suspend it by, and run a piece
through the lower case and tie it in u
bow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-25
Wool.


li%ost"n-Thc American Wonl aud Cotton Ito
porter will say Tomorrow OF the wool trade!
Tit rcCNrl Of The past week afford, little cu.
cOufngcncut for those who have bt0n an'lrlrni.
Ing any improvement In the price III wool,
Whatever may be tbs level Of value elsewhere.
wool hn' sold during the past week In This mar.
kct At the lowest price ever Touched In the his.
totyO the country. Good Xxx Ohio In, changed
hands AZ lee clean, medium Territory at 2iI,c,
clean hll?c. Texas nj 9c, equivalent to ?Ac clean.
For hhe woods 2snahi mas Covered the bulk ui
transactions. The sales which open gu the SOth
Of thi' month IN London Rt0 therefore awaited
with unusual Interest, The buying Is only for
nctlal needs, aud AZ low Rs wool Is, We cannot
detect lhe ilintest evidence Of any speculative
tendency. The market for Australian wOUI, ON
the other hRlli, Is IN the lull flush NJ activity.
Tho Snlc,0t the week nmulnt 10 2.gg7 200 pounds
OF domestic aud l,JL..OyJ pounds OF foreign, max.
Ing 4 total Of aSI9,9D p0ulidS.
New rork-Wool quiet but steady.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-25

Elabora.ions are bad form for n street
gown. The simpler the better. only
the material must be rich in quality.
Tho highest wisdom is shown in
knowing just where to put n finishing
touch. a'cown may be so easily spoiled.
One may. OF course. wear n Rcdfe.n
or n Felix or n Worth frock with i'm.
punity. knowing full well tina, one is
the envy OF all eyes and that one can
not be otherwise than exquisitely
gowned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-25
New Candle Shades.

Among the extremely dainty candle
shades to DO seen in decorative art
stores OF London are the shade, of imi-
tation iolIace. Ono no,iceably graceful
i. contrived OF delica,ely shaded Viz
GINA creepers. |. is both inexpensive
aud charming. and throws n mysterious
sheenv ligh; tina. serves to enhance the
beauty OF face and costume.
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quiet hui steady.


Now fork-hgcniS have advanced the price
OF hlchchcd mlSl'nS rs iOllNwS: l.Ongdal0 Sdinrh
10 &c; Hope SG.iiich 10 &C.: WhIiinsvillc 80. inch TO
&c; Mhsoilyi lille Oj'inCh TO "a; Fruit Of the Loom
:6'inch to &c; Fruit Of the Loom Sl.iucll to Gl,c;
Homestead 81 Inch TO &c, bonneville night gown
mustn't 10 l3c; nlso ohio, Palmer Rai Columbia
GoilncG blue dcrins cnrh &c and lhllnrIvRlc
white llannclS , per cent. There has been mOrp
doing IN all departments OF trade. with the dc
nand showing preference Tor brown aud
bleAchcd cOi.OnS, with .hcetiuEs. cotton liam.
nel,, c'iOtcd %cottOns. dress goods and drcSS silks.
Through deliveries Of nil classes oil goods lErgc
sales have been concluded.
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SJmrvtH journal.
Tho bicycle girls again awhcel:
ono flashes by on her stccd OF stool,
III her natty suit OF blue;
lier checks AFRO flushed with a healthy glow,
The xcrleSt glance At her would show
That her heart beats strong aud lruo,
iSho may wear boomers. shc nav wear shirts
hut ovcty graceful move assert,
Tint she ruyclS In perfect health;
nhc MS her lungs with the Purc spring air,
Winning Tho whole OF her rlshttul share
Ola wcman's greatest wealth.
All. girls, get bicycles II you can,
ANA soon you'll lind admlrlng man
OF your loyGliucsS will talk;
nnti you can't ride In the carry spring
Get out In tho air, anti Walk
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-25
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features OF tho Muuey and Stock
Markets.

'"' hsS"'y ""t ~
Markets.
NV York, April I.-Money on call easy At
issaG per cent; last loan ~ per cent; closed a, 4:
per cent Primo mercantile paper S'.a5 per
cont. Sterling exchange hrm ut 81 s9Jsai SOY.
Silver certificates 6Tka6Sc. The total sales OF
stocks today were rs, 400 shares.
The bull movement on the stock exchange.
which liza, been in force forSomo weeks past, has
occasionally shown 4 rChctiOnAry tcnieucJ, but
has not met with II serious sol back before To-
day. II must not DO understood, however. that
the entire market has given way. or that the
bottom has fallen out OF the market, hut never.
tliclcsS II Is n fact that the result OF to-dAyS
trading Is \ depreciation IN values OF tho active
shares, with few exceptions, anu the heaviest
sufferers ARE such speculative leaders as the coal
stocks aud the. Changers Of the railroad group,
mud Chicago Gas Hni COrtnyc OF the industrlNls.
There was II special reason for the depression In
tho %CoRlers, which Is 10 be found in the decision
OF the presidents OF the anthracite coal roads.
made 10. lay. 10 absolutely refuse the demands
OF the Reading company and TO suspend the
negotiations looking 10 al Amlchblc settlement
of the percentages question,
This decline IN the Changers stocks was largely
sympathetic for there was no news In the street
affecting these Properties, and tho selling Is be,
liCred to have been mainly for the purposes OF
prOht.taking. There were no evidences OF weak.
ness nj the opening Of business. the market
being active and strong. but the dealings gradu.
ally assumed n heavy tone, and rallies and reAc.
TINS followed each other in succession through.
out the day. the decline tendency being mos,
marked 10 the tnnl dealings aud the market
closed decidedly heavy.
Chief among the losses on tho day we're Della
wAFc 4 l"hckawRnnl 5 per cent: Changers haIs;
baltimore L ohio ~; CJrdagc preferred u. aud
Chicago Gas and Manhattan ! per cent In the
column Of advances are Norfolk & Western pre-
irrred u /; Starch ~: baltimore " Ohio and To.
baccO p%rcteTTSd > The dealings In bonds to-day
were again OF Large dimensions, with quite some
irrcGulAriIy In the speculative issues. The az.
| Grechtc Salti wcro S!!.g5S,0O.
Government bonds ilrn.
| sIatn bonds Isll
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-25

Simply apply "SwAySC's OiSrNESr," No in.
tcrnnl medicine required. Cures tcttcr. eczema,
itch, all cruptiouS On the face, hands. nose, &c. ,
leaving the skIn clear. white md healthy. liz
great healing aud curative powers nrc poSscSSci
by no other remedy. Ask your druggist for
SwAYSE's OISTNE$r. ITnSIw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-25
Petroleum,

ritt,burci,--oil closed nj sos. The hirhcs,
bid wnS s! H.. There was no excitement, and no
oil was sold here. Only ZOO barrels changed
hands AT OIL City.
OH City-Opcned al s. %; highest 500: lowest
:. o.: cloSed n; s!OJ: salcS 1000 barrels; ship.
mcnts 1.ss barrels; runs lli,G.g barrels.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-25

APRIL laughed aud threw n gi,S;
Then RirSld Il seemed nmIs,.
Quick she dropped II shining tear,
And II btEAishIway b,OSOincl here.
seeing this, hte then threw more,
Crying hAnlct than before
\ tear for every kiss Shc thmw;
From every tear n blossom grew,
I'LL she, laughing, sAu away,
And left her iloWcn all 10 May.
-llUGI McCCLLou,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-25

JArASysE LIVER. PELLErs arc small,
bu: great in their %cIects; NO gripping;
80 doses % cents. Chas. X Goetzo aud
W.. W.. Irwin. (
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-25

WHEN 40 many people are taking and
deriving benefit from Hoods Sarsn.
parilla, why don't you try it yourself?
1t is highly recommended. /