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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-03-02

The bright side of sheep husbandry is
emphasized by progressive eastern
sheep man in Tho New England Homo
stead. He claims that, although wool
has dropped from 40 cents to less than
10 cent per pound, sheep, including NUT
ton and manure, have paid better than
any other branch Of agriculture except
the dairy. Even at present prices wool
pays better than wheat, and the decline
III prices Of what the woolgrower has
to buy is as great as or greater than the
drop in wool values. He believes that
dairying is likely to be overdone; that
the rush to quit sheep husbandry is a
mistake, and that we shall never attain
a full degree of agricultural success I'M
til the waste places arc made glad with
sheep. las with other products, a low
price has COMO to stay, bat faith in the
sheep business should not WAIVER "
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-03-02


in Japan. He thought ne mad discovered
4 sort of missing link. SO he bought 1t and
brought it home to put into the consei va
tory nfnong his choicest plants where he
guards it as the apple OF his eye Not a
scale bug or other rayaging insect has Il
chance to live on its leaves. Tor he had
special bath tub built for its use with
sheet-iroE chimney in the centre, III which
he places it periodically. puts cover over
the whole thing, and gives It turkish
bath treatment OF sulphur aEsi other fumes
such would make even fhe'sturdiest scale
bug turn up its toes. 1t is a hardy shrub.
the outdoor climate of San francisco agree
ing with lis health excelAently well al
though it cwner is so cno1ne of 1t that he
doesn't give it chance to sleep out very
often. In its country it is usually kept
potteG. and Tho Japanese seem 10 be fully
alive TO lis value as an ornamental curiosity
for Mr.. Gonaiez found it a difiouit matter
TO get one TO BRING 10 America ann SO lar
honooS e'se eve" o.0 go oAe
Ahe ofanso Aeo 10
that uoes MOI a'ef"se inofe man %
ieet III neishi, NOV So" y, ~,
rs d properly Den"''u ,', -
ao' oui ~ curve" eroi "''eie - 49, 10
Feis 49, ~ " - -
IN the ehlfe lIee "!,o'' Inv -
is the same. Even ino TX
splrai 1orms' SO thae us "ius" VI ene ',ee 's
often as great as the heiknt. Is
generous Supply OF tHofhs Hiuueh un"el 'he
leaves, anu.theS are l'le'i 10 'na Ne"Ai '"ni-
ness. lhoy are slehuef' Aousn' ahu ions.
and are locateo III All sores u uneNpec'eu
places. Inc leaves are Aeshs, iohs' NV mar
row ana CT a aarA green eolof' AneS re-
semble lemon leal more IMAM an orange
iea1. lndeea. IN ooth tnis insaa .oe ana IN
the color OF the rlpeIeo lfu't, luis singular
plant seems to claim very close cousin
sh;,, ~ Tho LARGE 1amop family. The flowers
SIP :. .....,d ~, ND ora
come OFT IN "uhe ana "a,s' CIV "io 'er9
similar in appearance and odor to The ordi-
now orange blossoms. save that instead of
hit o,,or ttov h.,o
Che tainillaf creamy white e"ioi 'Hey noNe
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-03-02

IS ehe seal. with few alterations as to
lonh' ana proportions. which is in use to-
uaS' ne ohverse, which contained an I'M
lhisheo pyramid with thirteen strata and
ehe notices given above, was used for "a
LIME out since tie abandonment of the two
-slueq seal In 1869 it has not been used at
all and after the change to the seal as il is
al present the reverse was not even cut
Inc explanation Of tho different portions
ol LII" seal according to the reports to Con-
eless ana the Investigations at the State
department, is as follows: The stripes rep
resent tina several States all Joined in one
solid Compact; the motto refers TO this I'M
ion; the colors are those used in the flag of
the United states: white signifies purity
and Innocence; red. hardness and valor:
blue is the ground Of the American uni
form, and this color signifies vigilance, per-
severance, and justice. The olive branch
ana arrows denote the power Of peace and
war, which is exclusively vested in Con-
gIess; tho constellation denotes new
state, taxing its place and rank among
other sovereign powers; the escutcheon is
borne on the breast of an American eagle
without any other supporters. to denote
that the United States ought to rely on
their own virtue. In the reverse the pyra-
MD signifies strength and duration: the
eye over it and the motto refer to many sig
nal interpretations of Providence in favor of
the American cause. This seal was first
found on commission dated Sept. lG. 1882,
granting fun power and authority to Gen.
Washington to arrange with the British for
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-03-02
THE SECOND SEAL, (1S41).
} exchange Of prisoners of war.

the exchange of prisoners of war
The second seal was cut in 1914. Daniel
webster being Secretary of State. This
seal, which continued in use up 10 1885, con
tanned only six arrows. and it was smaller
than the present seal. The seal now in use
was cut in 1885. after the design had been
submitted by the Department of, State to
several historical scholars and authorities
on heraldry. and had been approved BY
them.
According 10 the act of Congress. The Sec
rotary of State is the custodian of the seal.
but for every impression Mr.. Bartle makes.
he must have warrant from the President
ter SO doing. AS the duties of the Govern
ment have expanded. it has been found i'm
practically TO use the Great Seal on the
commissions of officers under other denart-
ments BY SPECIAL acts commissions of Post
masters ere made out under he seal of The
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-03-02

apCTiJ Il Touiiu, WIS invented ana found
Just the thing for the comb honey mar
ket. We tried these sections in broad
frames to hold them in the supers, and
we used them side by side with the long
extracting frames. The result was by
far in favor Of the latter, and were it
not that the city trade demands honey
in small packages we dare the assertion
that no one would think Of using any
thing else.
To show how evidently the bees prefer
long, open frame to small section
we will say that we tried both the long
frames and the frames containing four
sections each, side by side in hives,
placing tho small sections in the center
over the brood nest. In every instance
the bees filed the large open frames first,
although they We're placed in less IA
vorable place. In comparative test
between large and small sections the
result was similar, although the differ
ence was not SO plainly marked. This
shows that it IS best to use long open
frames, or large sections, in the supers,
NdOll bllO iiitJIt4Oli VI t1lO U0SAS0DST Is
to produce honey especially Or exclusive
ly for his falnily's use. But if honey for
market is wanted one must either use
the one pound sections, which are the
only comb honey package of marketable
value, or he must use the long, open
frames with the honey extractor.
Improvement In Eastern Apples.
American Agriculturist reports that,
despite the partial failure of the apple
crop in New York state, the metropoli-
tan market has been more than we'll
supplied with apples the present season.
There are some notable facts apparent
in this seasons show of fruit There
seems to be greater variety of apples
than is commonly seen at this season,
and among these are some, now quite
plentiful, which have OF late years been
extremely scarce. such as Newtown pip
pin, ~Esopps spitzenburg, Jonathan,
Rawle's Genet, Swaar, Seek No Far
ther and Dominic. All of these have
been moro CT less plentiful, of fairly
good quality and free from scab.
There is no other possible explanation
of this seeming revival of apparently
dying out varieties, says the authority
referred to, than that it has been brought
about by spraying and in some cases
by. a nors intelligent fertilization. That
this, is tho correct solution is further
shown by tie improved quality Of the
commoner varieties which como from
orchardists who are up to date, such as
the Baldwin, Northern Spy, Talman
Sweet Rhode Island Greening. Ben Da-
Wis, Hubbaraston, Tognpkin's King and
earlier il the season of Gravenstein and
Eameuse.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-03-02

The Portland Daily Press is only SOC a
month; try it.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-03-02

are affixed TO commissions and pardons. and
after unsor ewing the handles showed the
impression. holding on to the piece of paper
with both hands. Mr.. Bartle showed also
the original brass seal of l7Ss, and the re-
vised seal of l841. which. though fhe same
in general idea, is differently balanced and
proportional.
Tho different designs prepared at the be-
ginning of the Government and since that
time have been collected by Mr.. Gaiilard
Hunt of the department. and from them it
is interesting to note the evolution of the
seal of the United States as ii now ia. Fo
a long while, in fact. until 1892. very little
seemed to be known about the history and
evolution of the SEAL Some persons claimed
to see Masonic emblems on the reverse of
the cal. and many were tie theories I'd
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-03-02
QUEER PLANTS.
The Wonderful Five Fingered Orang
of the Japanese.
Beautiful Flowers and Dainty Fruit--A
Gorgeous Flower.


Gorgeous Flower.
A flower grown out of doors the year
round surpasses ono which has to spend
half its year in an ariiGcially heated room,
with little sunshine and less oxygen. The
superiority of California flowers is no mir
Rcle and no accident, but the logical and in
evitahle result of more favorable surround
ings says 1.-The Land OF Sunshine"
The notwithstanding cereus is a plant much
admired by amateurs in the East. were its
blooming is a social as we'll as a botanical
event 1t is needless to say. however. that
an Eastern invitation to come and see
cereus bloom means an indoor affair.
But it Is not so here. Cereus triangularis
is one of the most SNOWY of the night-bloom-
ing cacti. The branches are triangular,
very thick and heavy. with few and short
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-03-02

FLOWER OF CEREUs TR1ANGUIAnIs.
bardpointed. and clawlike, tipping the
orange fingers with a length ecual III some
cases 10 three inches 1t is no int 1ldrer in
r. well-regulated family OF oranges. b,st i
regular member. belonging 10 i,o osal G Y:
rety, says the San Francisco Cllronirir. e
has Il family name and Christi Ii
of its own. but its pet name is fivt.n
orange" and nobody hut the botanst crxs
to call it by tie long one which means the
came thing.
F. Gonzalez. who lives out on Wayne street.
found the odd plant year or two ego over
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-03-02
Items In Cranberry Culture.

''Dry boys" were once rather COM
mon, but in the east they are largely
given up, because they arc found not to
be uniformly successful over Q series of
years. Flooding is q necessity if one
gets certain insects and diseases, which
he is likely to do if he grows cranber-
ries long. Flooding is also a protection
against frcst i'll fall and spring and
against heavy freezing and heaving in
winter. There is much difference in va
rieties. and it is generally best to Sc
cure plants from cultivated bog, for
one is then moce certain Of getting a
uniform lot About $50 varieties arc
known. Some are dark and some light.
In the Cape Cod region the favorite
berry is the Early Black, says Professor
L. Il. Bailey in Rural Flew Yorker.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-03-02

10 yen want 10 know what is going on NTH
World-Take the PRFSs,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-19
EXPLAINED.
Confidence tn Their Product Led the
Shakers to Mako an Unusual Offer.

People OF this day aud generation arc NOT dis
posed to give things away whcu therefore tho
Mount Lebanon shakers recently stated that
anyone could get bottle OF Digestive Cordially
caHtug IN person at their New YORK oaicc, Il eK'
cited gplg deal Of talk,
one OF tho leading dailos OF tho metropolis
sent u reporter to ind out whit was meant. It
developed that tho preparation in question has
proven beneficial in so large majority Of cases
that ulne'ton,hs Of tho people who arc SUN
ciOutly anxious to call for sample, find so
much rciicf that they continuc tho pfodacga
use and toll their friends nbouIiL AsuTesuIta
vorY large demand has been created,
The shakers have long record Of success as
inventors and their various medicinal products
have always enjoyed a high reputation. The
Digestive Cordial IS not only nourislIug in It.
self but 1t digosts other foods when taken as d.
rcctcd,
slcoplcss nights, spots before tho eyes and
sense OF heayine,s after eating, loss oil weight
and general weakness arc among tho common
sypIoms OF Indigestion which It promptly re-
lieycs, aud 1t Is gratifying to know that such a
positive and harmless remedy as tho Digestive
Cordial should have ut last been devised
iuoricr % RHd whether the Shaker Digestive
Cordial Is adapted to your case try a small bot
tie. Its Effects Immediate For sale by nearly
all druggists
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-19
wEArnEn.onOr nuL1ErIN

OF tho West Virginia Weather Service for
the Week Ending september 10.
The WeathOr--Tho temperature dur.
ing the first four days OF the week was
greatly above tho normal, the daily
mean ranging from 3 to 10 degrees
warmer than usual. The ma1ima TOM
peratures recorded during tho heated
period we're from "a to 90 degrees. The
days wero close and sultry and tho
nights very oppressive. On the lith
the temperature fell below the normal
and from that date until tho close Of the
week, tho weather was more pleasant.
The temperature for tho week a. a
whole averages over degrees per day
higher than is usual al thia season oil
tho year, September, up to the l7th,
has averaged moro than s degrees per
dAv above tho normal heat
Tho weeks rainfall occurred wholly
as showers upon tho 18th and 10th, and
was worry unovenly distributed. In the
Ohio aud Knnawha valleys tho amount
Of rainfall ranged from thrGs'iourtha OF
all inch to ono and half inches, or very
nearly tho normal amount
In other sections tho amount received
was considerably less; IN most places
tho total rainfall did not exceed one.
half an inch. Reports show that local
thunder showers gRvo heavy rains, but
those wero purely local. Water iIScarCo
in all ssClionh and rivers and streams
worry low. In many sections II it diiii.
cult 10 get water enough for stock use.
Tho amount OF sunshine received dur
ing tho week was slightly above tho
average.
Eject on tho crops-ThO continued
droughly conditions that aro general in
all sections, excepting tho great valleys,
arO very seriously affecting the cE0Ps.
Tho excessive heat aud lack Of moisture
has promALuroly ripOned tho corn In
many sections aud Ia cutting short tho
lato planted folds. This Is especially
tho cRIo on thin aud nU.landa. On tito
bottom and loW.lAndl tho crop Is IN
much bOttOr condition. Cutting Is
pretty HoaTly Ronoral throughout tho
state, but tho crop Ia riponlng nnovenly.
BuckWhOaL cutting has also begun.
This crop IL also uneven and has been
pfomalufoly rIponOd.
Fail pastures arc short in all purta Of
tho state, except In those sOcIiona thht
received sufficient rainfall.
Flowing and seeding Ia progressing
very slowly. Tho ground IL dry aud
hard and tho plowidg has boon connid'
urably donyni
Many correspondents nolo that win
tor apples ntp falling from tho trOcs In
soma places tho fall IL uorious, but tho
trouble Ia apparently local.
IT, l.. BALI Observer
PdrkrsbT1, ". pd, S,uitmbtr II, 1893.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-19

Chicngo-sboris took uiarm to-day md be,
came 20 eager iOF wheat that December closed
nj n 80 advance. May corn gained 10, May oats
AcNud provisions also scored advances.
flour nrin,
WurAf-CaIh. No spring SC; No . spring
iihijc. No. = red dy',c september s'tatOl "A
iyAc; December j9S4at0 ta6Oisc; May 63Ha6iHS
CoWS-Cash No, ;. s2lic: No. yellow $50: Sop,
ieinbrr 32i silpsaSJ7ic. October sa.a2l SASS g
December ~ as saG''tc May 20 .Asy' IaHs4c.
UAts-Cash. No, =, ~ e. No, white G!l4nkllse;
No 3 white sla!!c; September ~ ,ni9Isaly'Sci
October S.aignlgc; May ~ sull h.agtC
Mrs Pork fash. por Dbl Is 2ias as; October
ss2l' ,nS y ihs -; January g. v! eap l'Ay j2I
LAEn-Casn. per 100 lbs. s. Siaj So; October
IS sgai Sjaj ~ January s. 75isai sla5 80.
sIiOur Rins-ChSh sides s. l5ai 2i October
81 iOai Ia ,nj Is; january 81 s!IaI GhA 81;
av sailed shoulders 6lsaSsci short clear sides
'%lrsTy-Dhtlcrs' finished goods per gallon
'6Grrn-s,cndy; creamery Onso,ici dairy 0Aa
lie
EGGs-scady a, l3.saii'c.
Sew YorK-flour, receipts 10 500 barrels; OK.
ports 300 barrels market active aud buyers
laid old asking prices freely. Wheat receipt,
"a, 500 bushels, exports 5000 bushels spot arm
rr. options made a big advance. closing lhli,c
higher Closing September orc, December
o. Corn. receipts $500 bushels. exports l"A,
500 bushels spot market nrnot, options closed
igAl &c higher, september clU'Gd at ~ - Oats,
Tecrlpty H. 100 bushels. spot market iirmct:
options firm. coSlug unchanged TO isc nd
vance. Closing; september 2ilc. December 2jc,
lido, steady Leather dull; hcmiOCg HuenOy
Ayrcs light 10 heavy weights &c. acids q lln2iC
DNcl steady Cut mCht firm Lard steady;
western steam closed at 81 % asked Pork dull
Huttcr steady. western dairy p'aM5C. 1'AIlow
firm. Mn,as.eg nrm. Clnre. options opened
dull, closing steady At unchanged prices spot
coffee, Rio dull sugar. raw firm; refined steady,
IinIiimUrs- Flour frmcr and unchanged; tc,
coIpt 1850 barrels Wheat strong spot and
month ~ ,a6!Ar December Gil4uGji.c; steamer
No, . rcd ips,ajp'sC, receipts 6,S1J bushels;
fOulhotn wheat by sample GiNG3c; 10 on grade
CUnIgc. Corn strong; SPOT H. 90. mouth 81
hid; yCM A'ia3i'tc: receipts lO,7O9 bushels:
shlnnCnts $50 bushels southern white com
asal0c. do yellow iOnilc. OATS firm and In good
demand. 40 white western a6lia!ic; mixed
giisAlIi. a.! receipts BOA bushels, shipments $50
bushels I've inactive, hO,2 ilc iOr nearby lsC
for western, Hay lrnor aud demand fair;
ChOirO timothy SO o. Grain iTCghtS fairly
steady md unchanged Bnttcr aud eggs steady
aud unchanged. Cheese steady firm aud IN.
changed.
ToiCdo-wICai active md higher No, . cash
September GSfir' December CGAc Torn active;
No. mixed 3ic' May ,..O'sc, No ? mixed go.
Oats dun aud steady, No mixed 2Olc iSu
Inactive, cash 40, ClOvcneOd active primo cash
october q o.: March STAY
Philadelphia Hullor market strong mud 10
higher, fancy western creamery 20 Eggs firm
nnd aaic higher fresh nearby lie; western iOba
lie.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-19

Chicago Cattle common 10 choice dressed
bcOi and shipping steers sold at 81 GOii o., Chicl.
~ NJ 81 SOii 1Ji extra grades about a. IA60I
FtOukOfs aud feeders ~ iNnl u for common 10
pfIfnc, with snIcs largely at " Eial sji bulls 81 7ia
u Nv. cows aud huilus 10 Oull W, tho bulk ui the
sale wcfr NJ % wal lO chlyus % bOui ~ TOT infer
lee heavy 10 choice llEhl Weighs Western
range cattle hlOt higher Hogs higher aud
firm, common IN choice heavy hogs 10 6ini lhi
primo butrhrn weights 1900 mixed lots a. ma
idt common Ia pfImp assorted llght weights
81 pliiGi. uig, o. il1l lO lillC ulrs O. TOAD ~,
packing hogs u tOai ~ and shipping tidgaIhO
Sheep uriru9 WutO weak NJ yu,lurlHy' y declines,
WVNl1fii sheep " llA| M natives 81 i1nl a. iuf
ltUeUnf to prime hUuvJ wNRthrta iliR hulk soil.
iuHat hIal Oh, lhmhS 7iNl rs Tor Upbft 10 fancy
sales taiHe mostly ats pial - Receipts tRt.
Tia lG.ODl head calves 800 hohl, hogs 300 head,
thcep 1900 head
Inst Libortr Cattle SLOW NJ ycstot11yH
ufret. Hogs active aud llghyt primo mrdim
ID Flhl pu common ~ bot Workers u Goat ~,
toughF % hohi9j, sheep Wcady aud unchanged.
UlhOlnunil= Hogs steady at 81 Ginl DOL ".
Copu 1900 head, thlpmonis Un head
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-19
FINANCE ann TRADE.
The Features Vi tho Money and stOc
Markets.

The Features vi tho Money and Stock
Markets.
NEW YoaE, Sept ls-Money on call easy at
lIsal per cent; last loan y. per couti closed At
~ per cent Prime mercantile paper 4a5 per
cent Sterling exchange steady at 81 s9!tai S91s
Silver certificates G7a6I4c.
Upon moderate falling Oh as compared with
yesterdays volume OF business, the speculation
today was much more errntlc In It's course lhu
opening was strong. sugar was u per cent low.
II at the outset Ii then rallied QUE p0inl, then
rccGdcd W. advanced ~ aud closed AT y net
gain OF y p0r cent, The leadership ol the par,
on realizing, sending stock on to bb'S IL
left oil y, per cent higher LACkawGnnA was
the feature OF the cualen In uniformity OF
strength, Il advanced nu extreme per cont
retaining all Of the improvement leluess ~
Cunl was decidedly lrrrgulnrly between '"tAi-.
The result Of The days operations being q net
gain oionly !. per cent. Lead gained per cent
ON the days business, the advance belng AZ
tribulahle To tho revival OF tho periodical 10.
ports Of au Impending dividend on 'ho common
Tobacco and Leather preferred covered
ranges Of aud III per cent respectively, ana
showed but slight net changes The actnal GU
Ragemtnt. Of gold for shipment tomorrow were
only $4,000. q considerably less Amount lhall
had bceu expected The sgb.tEoasHEy was gam
or OF $4,000 IN gold Rs result OF subscriptions
The Withdrawals ioE export we're only Sl59YN
and the deposits aggregated $4,000 Tho snip
mrnN Of currency ia ctOp moving purposes 10
the interior. from and including last FRIDAY up
10 date were 81. 100000 The speculation lelt on
Bonds were quiet but In the main firm. The
saiCs'Wc sl,Il5,Ol1.
GoVuTnment bonds hrn,
State bonds Inactive.
Railroad bonds firm.
The total sales Of stocks to-day were 217O3s
shares
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-19

SELF.BEStAh is tho ono thing most
difficult 10 incucat0 and ALWAYS hard to
practice, especially when there are good
things to eat within roach. But there
Ia no sslf.denial necessary II YOU take
Simmons Liver Regulator. II promotes
diveStion, prevents dyspepsia, and II
dose after u hearty meal OF dslicRcies
will prevent any discomfort lFs tho
best goodnight toddy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-19

CHILDREN, especially infants arc soon
run down with cholera inlantum or
"summer complaint" Don't wait TO
determine, but give De Wits Collie and
Cholera Cure promptly. you eau rely on
it. Use no other. Logan & Co., Wheel
ing, W. Va, Il. T. Peabody, BenWood,
Bowie 4 Co., BTidgeport,o o. 9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-19

Tho best aalyo in the world for cutl,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, foyer
sores, tettsr, chapped hands, chilblaina,
corns, aud all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures pileI, or no pay required.
Ills guaranteed to give perfect sattstaC.
ton or money refunded. Price 20
cents por box. For sale by Logan Drug
COMPANY,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-19

those Of tho preceding week, but IN New York
aud elsewhere sales have been more smgll, Fur'
Chab0a. however haze ruled sloldY' ana lhtfe =
no weakness dlsCefnabe anywhere. some west
crn holders, who have been rei9nlng their
wOOla,at rxtromo prices, may DO n lulo caster 70
deal With. but this hos no bearing on market
prices The market has boon more serve lhlH
week, PflceS for good merchandise remain ATm'
Now YOTk-WO0l Btoady.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-19

~. DR.. slory's hvc.minutO head.
Ill., ache euro. Guaranteed to euro
Sick or nervous hoadRcho in iivo min.
utOS. best headache euro on earth, Try
il; only ten centS. For sNlO by all drug
giStS. Rood, Robb & BrOidinE, Whole.
sale Agents. MwdF.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-19

EASY to take, suro to euro. no pain,
nothing to broad, pleasant little pills. Do
Wits Little Early RiserS. Best tor sick
headache, biliousnesI, sour stomach and
constipation. Logan Drug Co., Wheel.
ing W. Va, B. +. Peabody. BOnwood,
and Bowie & Co., Bridgeport, o.