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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-31

ChioRgO-WheAt climbed 10 to-day, helped
by hrmef cables. put Daekeu uOWh IaIeI, acAiuu
pyHoll exports tAlk AMI liHht cloatAuVes, ClOT
Ing 80 lower Corn 10 aud oats ssc, but pro-
Flour steaiicr
WHEAr-No. spring 6lha6l9S; No,
spring Glaa6l'sc No, red 6iE Iabl5sSi August
4lhNtl ,se; September dl3tSdE saAl}sc' pecemhet
CORS-SO ,, Ai+c; No Q yellow 500; August
GjTa37a1Gi5c; September 3j'thGha9Oc: Oeto'
Der S}ia3jS A65so, December SOAaSV7aa1O1sci
May SO'ASl} saIic. o,,,-,,,,..
No. Swhito ?oq!lAc september ls,4algiIalS14ci
October lS5Sals'Als9c; May 2l3sa2!1Sa2lISc'
RYE-SO. ?, zoe.
DABiEY-So ., nominal
Lax.LEp,-No' !; y OlSi 0i%
u iIN9'ni ShEiS-ttihe wy so o,,o ~. Con.
S 4. W. s w, "a az w ~. u
!vmngt :! W Ve'ooeF s'uoa' lVA' 4Vi 'uhu y
% t'ay isshy %, a., a.. =. ca. c.,,.,,h.,
LAND peg w Ios, - - AZ
q oonl IN ~ 20. u NSiuSF cru 'O"' w.
'ainunry - ~ ySa3 W; .. cats. co,,.,,L o,
sioEt Muss I? a! 6 I%nyv
~ %~iS ovSuuyt w. IA ~" 20 ,
e W''gao nho W uIT AAiIGEu shou'uo'S 'NA
us snort e,eai IIes GSaS,lS' 80. ,.,,,,,
q, mnIniNHN ~plS''Ne'A ""'Aueu ROOu' p'' h"''ON
81 -, e,..,.. .i.- o,,o,. d.t-.,
oi hU,IILA-S"auy' creamenes 'a+"'' "A'''e'
''ff nG.-rtym n, r7rzs,y,c
-. -, - 90 "a, ,,.,..,,.,ov
N"W horEt-tlout' receipts lSsu paifSls! W
Eotts hl1 oatSn; matEet aeINe anI n'K sHSd;
MbeN' tscelpS ~ bnsheh spot maIke! lqleII
ahl highgti options showed gqod Geal ,, o,
ssMeng'n. CosltB N1a,gc hlsIeh Ilosins hS SE ~
SSo,yc. hepIenDst gp1iS IGtn receIPH , lotSO,
Spiet and ItsSdy, optiops opsned strong. closing
unchanged 10 i.c highef. Closing. EgpteinbGr
iIsIc UstS, rDc,,IntS I66 mi bushels: exports
i06OC bushels. sbot market 1ulet and about
stendy; options Higher nj 6nt. cioSIng un.
changed 10 20 lower Closing: september 90, C.
Hay quiet Hides quiet, Leather quiet lcei
steady. Cut meats dull. Lard steady western
steam closed al s. y. Pork steady IalloW dull.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-31

D. W. Fuller, Of Canajohurio, n. Y,
IAyS that no always keeps Dr.. Kings
Now Discovery in tho house and MS
family has always found tho very best
results follow its usC; that he would not
be without II, Il proCurable. G. A.
DykUman, Druggist, Catsklll, n. T., says
that DR.. Kings New Discovery Is un-
ioubtodly the best cough remedy; that
he has used It In his family for eight
wears, and II has never failed to do all
that Ia claimed for 1t. Why not try .
remedy go long tried and tested. Trial
bottles free at Logan Drug Co.'S drug
store. Regular sizO SOC, and 81 w. 3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-31

Srw Ynrh-Agonlg hayO advanced all
qualIitct0t brown ami pirnuhoi ftiprtuu cotton
ninponurp bunlonlmi ~, do thOoUunr do
d. iri do Al dbdo 10, do no tlU tlU 10. Falls
double aud twist OGluo tlOnlht lC, do do do
Ulghiuiltra fancy donlms So, do do do ulnC
ounce do Nv ~ AmO'kcng plaid ihncy sheet
ounce aud lwClVo ounce EtIy duck ACi York
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-31

wuES people are obliged to take med i.
icino they want that it shall give quick
reliet and not add discomfort to their
SutIerings. Three reasons why people
who Suhor with Constipation aud Bill.
iousnOSs should take Simmons Liver
Regulator: at is better than Pills. 1t
does not Rripsi it gives quick relief,
and does not weaken, but strengt h ons
and reireahes the whole system. ~. Il.
Hiland, Monroe, Ia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-31
FINANCE ann TRADE.
The Features OF lie Monsy aud stock
Markets,


NEW YoRK, August 2O-Monoyo on call easy at
per cent last loan / per cent closed Ut per
cent Prime mercantile paper 8HaiA por cent
Sterling exchange hrm at u s9jial %. Silver
certificates G7N6i5io,
Tho stock market TO day was characterized by
ap Improved t0ge, although the volume at luAl'
moss was lighter than yesterday. In vleW OF tho
iRct that the engagement Of gold for shipment
by t0'm0rTOw,a steamers were larger than had
been expected, and that million aud quarter
OF gold hal been withdrawn from tho hnbtTeaA'
iry, tue speculation was remarkably arm, The
street felt assured that tho government bona
syndicate VIII reimburse the treasury for most
OithO gold tHkon out, aud tho synd lcato depOi'
tied million In gold before tho close oil busl'
ness, taking loyal tender In exchange thus plAo-
lug tho reserve at about sl00,6ll 200 A. the
opening nj the boards some fractional reactions
took place, aud Tobacco broke ~ per cent 10
02lt on clique uRnIpulRlIOns, Under the intlu'
enr1 OF sharp covering movement, Tobacco
sold up f0ur per cent Other lnduGlriah also
came Into demand hnd recorded gains Bpecn'
lRti0n WIS heavy 1t tho close, hui prices nro IN
tho main higher than yesterdays lnhl hRlel'
There was \ material ahFnkng0 In the volume
OF bond trading todOY, compared with yeGteT'
day and the preceding day, tho sales having az
gregRled but s!,Tii,OOO The speculation, how
ever, lost none VI It's buOyancy aud liberal I'D
YanccS We're recorded In some issues
The total SdloI OF stocks to-day were %2,oO
shares.
Government bonds firm,
State bonds inactive,
RpllroRd bonds alrOng
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-31

CHOLERA Monnu3 is dangerous com.
plant, and often is fatal in lie results.
10 avoid this you should use Do Witts
Collie and Cholera Cure, as soon al tho
frat symptoms appear. Logan Drug
Co, Wheeling. W. Va. i. +. Peabody,
BonwoOd, aud Bowie & Co., Bridge
nnrL q D
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-31

Tho best Ualve in tho world for cuts I,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sorcs, tettor, chapped hands, Ghilblains,
corns, aud all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively curos piles, or no pay required.
II ia guaranteed to give perfect satiatac.
lion or money refunded. Price %
cents pOr box. For sale BY Logan Drug
COMPANY,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-31

SYMPTOM, Mo,fffoi inon'N ilcllng AMI
ulugInt, most NJ night worse by scratching, u
RliDWult1 continue tum0n form, which Oilon
bleed aud ulUcfhlJ, becoming very sOrG
BWIyN.H OlSfNEyf stops tho i0hlhg ahl
kiseilnq. honls iiluonllln, aud In most ni-l, 60.
moves tho tlimOts Al Druggists o. by mail LOT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-31
Browns


which for more than 20 years
has been curing many people
ofDyspepsia, Biliousness, Ma
LANA, Impure Blood, Neural
ola, Headache, Liver and Kid
HHeytroubles. It's the peculiar
combination Of iron, the great
srcngth-giver with selected
vegetable remedies OF true
value that makes Browns Iron
.Biters so good for strengthen.
Ing and purifying the system.
it's specially good for women
and children-it makes them
strong and rosy.
p,,wus Iron Blhefs Is pleasant TO take,
- IL viii moi stain the teeth nor cause
Ssp,,ipation, Sea the crossed rcd lines
cs Ike WTappeF. Our book, How 70
i've Hundred YslFS," tells all about III
ice ioF 3. stsmp, co
sow, CHEMICAL Co.. BALTIMORE Mn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-31

gImuy Amply "gwIYgfs OyruESt" NO In.
irfual medicine frlnlni, Cures lcllet. eczema
itch all ctupliOng Oh tho face, lnlil' QpNl, Nc
leaving iur akin clear, white hnl hnlllhN "
rtCot healing aud curative powers Hru possessed
by no other remedy Ask your druggist lot
RWAYRE'H OiNtNESt 1tilAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-31
Wheeling Bridge & Terminal RY.
co pHEwsrEl Recover.

sunday November " 1871
Leave Wheeling -tSiOJ, tJiD illil0a IN tim
tlib, Ii,D lD'0O y ~. ..
tJt.i, IlIM, 2plOl ~ NJ "
Leave Martins Forty -tBll 1881 lliibla IN,
" W, e1,lI tI.il pl' .........
A. M, jid1, s1.1l, tl,l6 fp!lS H. IN.
Leave Terminal Junction -tl1l, lpiO1 Z n,
'llilO. a H., ll'5p, tti0i, tj!il, ~ D, In
Leave MWliusfctty. " y, B'm AM, thh
Tea cIyc Fohla,ila liza lbiliA m, 'i2iSl, IElL
N,i7, 1910 iS'hs " ~.
nm, Nilb. I6ill tNWp H.
'DM lpMlI o ,SS nn sRt s,isyy, H FINE QUIZ
III TAUB5l1, superintendent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-31
STAGE FRIGHT
Even Veterans OF tho Stage Arc
Not Proof Against It's Attacks.
THE EXPERIENCES OF A LECTURER

As Told by Himsslc-A Matter OF Cir.
oumstauoOs Whose Cause Is olton
Impossible to DOtoFmlne = Pre-.
iudloOd Against Ills Audience,
saved by a Gasman's Presence OF
Miad-An Interesting subject
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-31
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.


On and after Monday. Juno 10, 1895. Pas
sengeF rtaluS Will run N follows; 'DailE,
tDaily Except sunday Central tlme
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-31
RAILROADS.
~ sOnnsylvuniD statiOna.
al Pennsylvania Inns.
trains Run by central Time.


rIcEyr OYYIuEs At PENNSYLVANIA STATION On
Wren st. FO1T OF EkEyHHrH NJ, WHEELlNo'
AT AiCLCns uuuEf. WnErLtSn, AND At Ru'
PFTTYYtylHIA STATION. DhIDaEPon3
,...-,,,,.. - r,,,,-S - e p.y ItaS-p, r pn,rrrH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-31

when baby WhS Siok, Wo gave her caStorls'
When nho was Child, Eho cried for CaStoriH,
when ahc became MIV,, Sho chung to Ca7torIa,
whonGho had Children, nhO gave them CaStOrlA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-31

and Everett plain denlms 20; Massachuroits
heavy deninS lici do light denlmH 70; Alpha
N, 7, q aud X lleklligs. also light medium and
heavy salteGn tlckings ~ each. splendid bust,
ness doing with the l6bbers, Printing cloths
tlrm At 30 for spot aud Lido iorcontFaclI with
sales,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-31

HEADACHEcurcd In % minutes by pr. Miles
pas Pills. "One cent u dose" AtdrugBlsts
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-31

"ssage fright IL not as many people
believe q matter Of inexporIoncs," said
a weIl.known lecturer III speaking OF
the recent poor exhibition OF a good
actor, who, having made a hit in his
part, eSsaysd to respond to repeated
calls with a little speech aud failed
lSmsntably through mere nervousness,
says tho New York Sun. "oi course a
novice IL more likely to suffer from
stage fright than an old hand, but the
veterans are by no means exempt and
well'known comic opera singer whose
name Is familiar to every thsatre,Goer
in the country iI SO abject a victim Of
this theatrical hystsriA that no Ia a pic.
turs OF misery every night before he
goes on and very frequently is Obliged
to drug himself into the necessary
courage. Yet that actor owes his sue.
cess in great part to his inlmltable
nonChAlanco aud ease before his audi
ence.
my own experience has been that
stags fright ia q matter Of circumstance
often impossible to determine. Ordi.
narily am not nervous before an aud.
fence, nor did the occasion OF my frat
appearance before u big crowd make
me more than little nervous. Yet
after years OF experience it is no inire.
Quent thing for mo to be attacked by
the strange malady. Sometimes 1t takes
me before It ls time TO 20 on tho stage,
sometimes just as am bowiag 70 my
audience, aud on ono occasion was
stricken with 1t when, after half my loo.
ture was over. paused to take drink
Of water. Power OF connected thought
simply left mo, II was not that l
couldn't think what TO soy. Ny sub.
jOct was clear enough on my mind, but
| couldn't gather courage to continue.
My audience was becoming impatient,
Finally, alter what seemed an Rge,
managed to Otammer out:
"'mill Iome gentleman In the rear
kindly close that open Window
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-31
CONSUMPTLO

To THE EpTuR-Plcasein inform your read,
es that l have a positive remedy for the
Sb,yo named disease. By its timely use
Thousands Of hopeless cases have been per-
u,anently cured. I shall DO glad to send
,Wp bottles otmyremedy free to any OF your
readers who have consumption ii they will
sead,ne thoirexpressnudp post office address.
IA. Slocu,u, NJ. C.. 1853 Pearl St., New York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-31

7l!O u, NJ from ulOloland IL t'ldchWlllN lB
n M from Uhtlchsylo tU Clcvuand tuns daily
Through connections aud through tickets TO
all points Call Oh our agents " ndltra
Al, u, UAllikL, General Passenger Agent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-31

whether there was window open
or not l don't know. II was merely a
ruse to gain time, and 1t caused little
stir in the rear OF the hall by which
prohEod TO count twenty 10 myself by
way OF clearing my mind. ldon't know
what put It into my head 10 count, but
1t did the business beautifully. When
the little stir was over l had recovered
myself and was ablo to 20 on. Usually,
however, stage fright has struck mo be-
ioro going on tho stage. Perhaps in.
digestion or lack OF sleep or some pecu.
liar physical condition superinduced IT,,
but never could discover the cause. |
have gone before au audience wretched.
ly i'll and have spoken without an atom
OF nervousness, while on other occasions,
when my health has been Of the best, il
has been perfect agony for me to speak.
Sometimes my remarks as run than
over in my mind beforehand strike me
US such extraordinary and tragic non.
sense that could howl aloud for grief
at having ever coucocted such thoughts,
and yet they would 90 the same that
| had been ulterIng before audiences for
weeks.
again, tho appearance Of an audi.
once has struck me as distinctly hos.
tile, and despite cordial reception !
have begun speaking with tho tremu.
lousy cowardly conviction that my
hearers wero Just waiting for chance
10 hiss and boot me oil tho stage. Then,
while the audience was hearing my
usual lecture, l would hear myself say
10 myself:
"'You wrstched, bralnlcsl idiot;
why don't you brace up and speak like
n man p
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-31

Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.
on aud after Saturday. February ,, 1904 trains
will run as follows, city timo'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-31

NkhN1A ANohNi-
"That would keep running through
my head necessarily, until was almost
crazy. and then it would suddenly leave
me and | would ieol all right again. |
remember once almost fainting away
during lecture upon looking at big
clock In the hail. There was nothing the
matter With tho clock except that It had
stopped. have seen plenty OF clocks,
both before and since then, that were
not going, and | have mover
felt any particular horror OF them.
but this ono sent an icy chill through
my blood. A moment OF heart.
breaking hositaucy, followed by long
pause, mado my audience nervous, aud
thon quito mechanically / pulled out
my watch and looked ut II. II was
going as usual. The sight Of It in no.
ton set mo In motion mentally, and /
went on; yet didn't 500 what time It
wasFby my watch, Tor five minutes later
| had TO pull II out and look to 500 that
wasn't taking up too much time. AS
nearly rs | could determine In think.
ing out tho matter afterward the sight
Of the motionIOss clock inspired mo
with q wild idea that tmO itself had
halted, and my inability to think II out
straight while proceeding with my
lecture caused my fright Tho wonder
10 that never quito brsko down.
MY nnrrowOst escape from brOak.
down was In a Brooklyn church, aud
n gasman saved mo there. The lighting
arrangements In tho church wore gas,
but tho gas was lighted by electricity.
Whom | went on the stage was sudden.
~ struck with tho idea that never had
faced such diabolically inlmical. look.
ing audience. Later | discovered that
II wasn't 80 at all. but | could almost see
brickbats and vegetables protrudlng
from their pockets This inspired mo
Al first with great icar. combined with
an iulonso hatred, and the two ONO.
lions rendered mB quito spuGChloBB
whom cnmo forward. lglmply stood
thcro and g!atod. II had had dyna.
,nito bomb | think would have hurled
il into tho midst OF tho house, and hnvO
felt n supreme satisfaction md rOlioi IN
being blown to atoms along With that
audience. Perhaps my emotions showed
III NY luGNt lul NHu NVVP'V 49," " ~
nnonSy. Bill, | aiOod aud SAID nothing,
A clock outside struck.
"'You'vO stood hOrC for ton minutes
at loasi,' said to myself. You'd botIOr
gIyo q loud yell and disappear
GAS Mas TO Tllt uEscuG,
an a minute more should quito
likOIy have furnished an inl0reSLlng and
somewhat startling tom for tho papOr'.
hut an unlocked for occurrence saved
mo. ivory light In tho church wont
out. Al once speech cnino 10 mo.
"'Dun'i bo alarmed, ladies and gon.
tlcmun, rnid, aud NJ ! Brid II tho
thought occurred 10 mo TINT iOr mo TO
BIO advising anyone olBo not to DO
frightened wns richly lrOniCnl humoL
rho lights will como w again In a
moment -.
"suru enough, they did como M and
tIuIf fUnppOafanrO showed M audience
VI mild aud ploAsInR aspect, 10 whom ]
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-31

J. q. TOAlllNSON, Passenger Agent,
Depot Foot OF Fourteenth Street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-31
RAILWAY TIME CARD.

Arrival LAM departure OF trains on ald alter
MAY 10. lsJi EXPLANATION OF REEEREhOg
MARKS. DAILY tDIily, eEeppt SUNDAY; tpailE
except saturdays qDally, except Monday lslR'
gays oly; MONDAYS only Saturday. only
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-10-31
The Heaviest Man on Record.
IClintOn Democrat. |

Miles Darden, probably the largest
man on record, born in North Caro-
lima in 1898, died in Henderson
county, Tennessee, Jan. 70, 1857. He
was feet and 9 inches high, and in
I845 weighed 81 pounds. AT his
death his weight was little over 1000
pounds. Until IS43 he was active
and lively and able to labor, but from
that time was obliged to stay at home,
or be hauled around in a two horse
wagon. In 1889 his coat was but
toned around three men each of them
weighing more than 200 pounds, who
walked together in it across the pub
lie square at Lexington. In 1850 it
required 1914 yards of cloth, one yard
wide to make him coat. His coffin
was s feet long, 80 inches deep, 81
inches across the breast, IS inches
across the head and ii across the feet,
and Is yards of black velvet was re-
quislte to cover the sides and lid. He
was twice me -ried and his children are
very large, though probably none of
them will ever reach half the weight
of their father.
The above is copy of the an
nouncement of Darden's county paper
at the time of his death. Its truth is
vouched for by reputable gentlemen.
Sampson county has claimed the dis
tinction of being Darden's birth place,
but grandson of the giant, Judge
Jesse F. West, of Waverly, Va, credits
Greene county with being the place of
his nativity.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-10-31
What the Exposition Will Do

A leading railroad officer of wide
experience in all parts Of the country
in letter to the editor OF the MANI
tu,eys' Petord, says:
| cannot refrain from saying tina.
believe that the Atlanta Exposition
will prove the greatest educational
factor that the South has ever had
and that it will do for the South what
the Worlds Fair al Chicago did fol
the Central and Western States. II
will be an inspiration for years to all
the people who attend it, and ii
will quicken their ambition for better
things.
Its second great importance is that
it comes at time when a wave oil
prosperity is upon US, and it will in
vite attention to the world at this crit
ical moment of the wonderful resources
Of the South, and furthermore, that
these resourcrs are only awaiting cap
ital and people to develop them to a
very high degree. And it will also
show tie people of the North and
West that the section of the country
lying east of the Blue Ridge Mountains
is as healthy and attractive as any por-
ton of the country, while the equahle
climate with neither excessive heat nor
excessive cold, will make it an ideal
section for the manufacturer of the
raw materials which are produced
there.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-10-31

IMPORTATION OF SHOES.
Lesson That Capitalists Should Learn
TherefrOm.


The Progressive Farmer gives fig
ures showing that 33,16o pairs of shoes
have been shipped into North Carroll
ma during the last four weeks from
Boston. This is at the rate of Sage
pairs for each week, 1888 per day for
each working day in those weeks.
Such showing as this should put
men with money to thinking. Why
should North Carolina continue to
export hides, as is now done, and then
buy back shoes and other needful ar
ticles made from the leather? Why
not tan the leather at home and then
work it up in articles ofutility that are
an absolute necessity The freight on
the leather when shipped away would
be saved, the returning freight after
being manufactured would be saved,
and numbers of men at home who
want employment would receive it
through this means.
An average shoe factory, it is said,
turns out 900 pairs per day-hence
the shipments from Boston alone at this
time, into our State, equals more than
the product of four average factories.
Money leaves the State for these shoes
which might be kept at home to our
advantage.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-10-31
The Exposition.
Carthage Blade. l

We visited the Atlanta Exposition
last week, going by the Seaboard Ali
Line, that elegant through route which
will land you in Atlanta quicker than
by any other line. This great road
runs through a fine section of country,
and its train service is perfectly ele-
CANT.
The Exposition is big thing in
every sense of the word. There are
many interesting exhibits, but the gov
eminent building appeared to attract
more attention than any other, espec-
tally the fishery exhibit.
North Carolina is not in it little
bit in the way of exhibits, though she
has many interesting articles scattered
about here and there. The railroads
advertise North Carolina right nicely,
but the State does not gain the prom.
inence she would have gotten five had
a State building.
We would advise every body who
can do SO, to 60. 1t is a long trip,
but the Seabord Air Line will put you
there so quickly that you can 60, take
in the big show, and return before you
are hardly missed.