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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-08
rios diputados que quisieron poner

rios diputados que quisisron poner
paz
Separados los contendisntes, el
eonde de San Luis encomend6 el
.sunto 4 los seiiores Osma y Laserns
Ell de Romanones al conde de Xl-
quana y al marques de Sardoal.
Habfase apaciguado Ell tumulto
cuando en- otro extreme del salon
smpez6 & formarse otro tumulto del
que salfan grande voces.
Era ell sef1or Frsucos Rodriguez,
director de E7 Globo. Que enteradt
ie 10 sucedido, lego al Congreso gri
tando voz on cuello, que 81 era el
reponssb'e de cuanto SO publicaba en-
su psri6dico. y que estaba dispuesto
( romperse ell bautismo con TODD g
que se creyese ofandido por cuanto
hubiese dicho El Gtobo
Por lg1a tempo nadie Sc enten-
ia. pues TODD eran voces confusio
/ ues, hasta que Calixto Ballesteros.
-adactor de El G 0bO, logr6 llevarse
Francos Rodriguez, = volvi6 & reinar
a cslma. Du ante esa garatG, Las
tres corrfa de un lado para otro, di-
ciendo. ''soy 81 Presidente"; pero lor
diputados le gritaban como en- Ii
VeSbena de la Palonsa: USE no toca
| sqnf Ell pito nj uste toca ma.
Como 10 ocurrido en- ell Congress-
era una falta la autoridad del mis-
| mo, el Presidente era ell llamado
poner IN corrective. Pero Lastres
40 se consider6 con faerza moral para
clio, y avis6 por tel6fono al seIior Pl
dAl. quien. no repues.o a1n de ls
enfermedad que le aqueja, abandont
ell lecho y Sc traslad6 al Congreso
Llam6 su presencia a los condes DE-
Romanones y San Luis, y les exhor-
t6 para que diesen por terminada Ii
question en- que mutuamente Sc ha
bfan agraviado, sin llevar las cosa.
mas adelante, pues en- otro case 81
verfa en- Ia imperiosa necesidad d.
ordenar 81 arresto. utilizandc, 81 pars
clio era necesario, la guardia del Con
greco.
Dsspu6s de a)gunos escrdpulo'
manifestados por squ6.los. ell seaol
Pidsl logr6 convencerlos, y ls cues
ton qued6 resueIta, no Sc o dandt
por terminado Ell asunto, sino hacien
do demostraciones los condes de Ro
manones y de San LUIS de continual
la buena amistad que hace amos LEI
une.
Como todavfa quedaba un rabo po'
desollar. y era el del director de L
Globo, este fa6 llamado por los se1o
res Ssg4sta y Pidal. quieues le con
vencleron de que dicho peri6 dico esta
ba en- IN error, conviniendo en- publ
car hoy un suelto q larando ell de aye
y desvaneciendo ell agravio aei cual 8
hzo eco ell conde de San LUIS.
Y todo qued6 en- p4z; pero ell es
candalo Sc dl5; y de hoy mas habr
que ir al Congreso con los pufios biel
preparados, pues la cosa esta qu
Ilarde, y ell palac;o de la represents
ci6n nacional va adquiriendo homo
res de galEera 8 de clrco de boxeado
res.
ANGEL GUERRA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-08
DE Paris
4 Ponce

Recuerden ustedes que, segdn los
1ltimos datos de la estadistica, el
mundo se compone de:
485 millones de cristianos,
10 millones de mshometanos,
7millones de judios.
$50 millones de budhistas, poll
teistas y fstichistas.
En- un pats en- donde el Estado no
tiene religion. y donde la libertad de
cultos es ley. ! hay derecho exterio
rizar las ceremonies de tai cual re-
lig On. llamese cristiana. 8 budhista,
6 mshometana, 6 como quiera LA
marse
Puea al SO concediera los catoli-
COS de Francia ell derecho de salir en-
procession, es claro que tendrfa que
concederse igualmente & los budhis
tas. tanto mas cuanto que siendo el
doble que los istianos podrfan ale
gar que su dios es mas verdadero,
puesto que tieue mas pros6litos. Y
como en- Paris hay 'quinientas" y
tantas religiones, imaginen ustedes
la que se armarfa 81 Sc permitiese a
cada una salir por ahf con ell saco
de huesos de un fanto, como San
Tsidro. 6 con la calavera de un ele-
fante.
Pues bien los cat6licos, para
quienes no hay leyes en- ningdu pafe
del mundo. pretenden 'procssionar'
en- Francia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-08
REIYINDICACION

Cobra fama y echate q dormir
dice con profundo sentido flos6
fco ell proverbio. y no hay en-
tonces, on verdad, que desplega'
e andes tsfuerzos, porque todo
resulta & la medida del deseo.
Cuando es negra, sin emb rgo
la fama que acomps IA nuestro
nombre. los destinos Sc truecan
y todos 20 apresuran & lamar sin
discArpimiento e anatema-
Acabo 6e recorrf media isls
Es de YER como rodos, en- campos
pob'ados, SO duelen de la ca
reDcia que sc obse-va en Ponce
de mauifestac ones progresivas y
viriles
Ponce esta nuerto es la ex
clamaci6n de campos y poblado4
Hs dido ach ,car la supuAsta
decadencia de la ciudad del Sur
& sus aItivas rebA las
AIgunos Sc referen q l. dssu
ni6n que diz que imp ra entire
los elementos en- que radic6 tiem
pre- el inquieto espfritu de las
iniciativss.
Otros la fuudan en- este can
ce': el s6rdido egoismo.
De todos modos, OF en- todas
parties apreciaciones exaltadas,
frases de generosa indignac;6n, y
ofreci6 onse q mis- ojos pintura,
tristes en- que a ue,ta de algu
mas d@cad4s habrfa de verse pol
los tuelos q la sultana del Carlbe
AIguna VIZ surg 8 81 sfmil dc
Caguas, op ,lenticlma ay ,r. y hoy,
dicen. abatida y decadente pol
no ,e que eau 'as oscuras.
Al or esas hi>torias deduce el
extral j 70 spreciaciones honro-
sf lmas para la cludad que Las
insplra.
Su' ga de un lado 81 amor que
On todCs arde por tai pueblo.
Lev$utase por otro la evlden-
cia de que esa sociedad represen-
to el primer papel en- la historic
de los movlmientos progresivo>
de esta TERRA
En- presencia de todo ESQ imp6-
nense dos prOcedlmientos.
Precisa, en primer t@cmino
que el observador sereno ponga
las cosas en- su sitio.
Por de- pronto, la inacci6a dc
Ponce on 10 que SO ref sre a ma
nlfestaciones ruldosas dc N jora
mlento. es verdi d irrecu-abre.
Pero va 10 d <aIguna vez
Ponce no -&e muere. Duerme
Afro vie<a una de esas Crisis per-
f<zctamente comunes en- Ia vidr
de los pueb ,os
Aqui no hay acueducto per
fecto. III GALES que, como las d.
la capital de la lsAa, puedan SER
vir de ventaj 30 modelo. No to
nemos care suficientemente linn
|. pia. ventl.ads, ara, como cum
pie q sociedades en- que las bru-
talidades Go la crueidad no amen
guam Ii entorpecen les procedi-
mientos de ls ju>ticia. Ell tran
VIA par. CO un mlto. La amor oss
luz 6ctrica no LENA de resplan
dores la fAchada de nuestros her,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-08

y elefantes de IN circo. No 10 cepsp
ramos. Paes bien las procesioues d.
a e ssta de d os tieuen tanto d8recbo
Y no estorbaran mas ell paso de lo'
trauseuntas
va 10 ven ustedes esos cat6lieos
intransigantes. en- su demencia sacri,,
sanesca. comparan q Dos con 10. ca.
melIos y elefantes de un circo n 50
me hubiera ocurrido una ironia tan
sangrienta. -.
Y en- ell afan de exhibirlo, & dss-
pecho de las leyss. y de las creencia,
lie los demas ,os cualas ''demasn a..
tan en- mayor ndnert) no hay coss
que no discurran. y ell cura Pas
senaud, de una ig'esilla de los alre-
dedores de Paris. ide6 pasar la pro.
cesi6u por sgua. es decir, embarcsr 1
los fieles en- una lancha y que reco-
rriesen ell S sna cantando salmos.
sais chorreaos.
B1eno que no procesionemos" DOR
tierra-decfa ell cura-puesto cue es
ta prob bido: pero ''procesionaremosp
por aqua.
Nj por sgua nj per TERRA 10 per.
mitl6 la autorids ) y ell cura, con sus
habitos eclesiasticos, con ell altar, '
con doscientos parroquianos. tuyo
que bsj.r de la canoa, pudiendo can.
tar aque'lo de
'E1 la yola M4rpar."
''yo no ms embarc,"
| Es possible que para las procesiones
del ano p OK mo declda ell PAire
Passenaud ''proces,onar" en- g,ba
Un detaile. A dfa siguiente dc tgs
procesipnes encontr6,e en- la Gale
G ichy un hombte RADIO por Il ceras
purutentas, de caracter cane roso.
So le llev6 al hospital Los m6llcos
diagnostlcsron: "lepra i"
| va no Sc conocfa en- Paris sfms!
IjAnts enfermedadi pero. comp Il ,ra
Ina eparabe de las manifsstacioues
fausticas. .-por 10 que hA h9cho ruldo
EN- Italia y kspanA era natura que
Ia lepra resuoltase en- Paris ANA,
mente con las procesioues de los sec
tarios del catoiicismo intrsns,geute,
l
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-08
CALzADO, CALzADO, CALzAD0

FiRo. fresco elegante ca ell explendidc
surtido one acaba de recibir en- estos ifas Il
casa de II 70To Dc c. en- la Gale del Co
nercio. Exclusivamente fabricante de pri-
mer 6rdep; NADIA de medianfaa. Tanto en- ella
- para senoras, como para caballeros nj
n6s; hay dltimas novedades, para personas
de buen gusto.
Mayo so de 1898
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-08
Bazaar OterO

Eutre las nnvedades que cada dia recibe
el BAZAR OTERO. acaban de llegar:
Ztpatos franceses y de Viena para sef1oras
J seforitas. telas de Vichi en- seda y algod6B.
Surah sedas parisienses, preciosss plumas
oara aombrero. vajillas de porcelana de co
lor s %.
Una vista, pues, al establecimiento mas
sic, de Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-08
IA 1BSAPARRCID9

la uoohe del % del pasado de la fuca de Ia
succession Olsvell. bar'io de s 4banetas, un ca
ballo zaino de 81 6 cuartas de slzada. mar
cado en- la nslg4 derechs con las iniciales
O.: tira coche en- pareja, estA herrado J
caatrado.
La persona gun 10 entregue don Salustio
Clavell sera gratihoada. SD.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-08
Sc cOmpran

acciones del CvSt5fto n Ahorro Pbnceao. e.
ests imprenta Ponce, Mayo 25
ds 1895.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-08

Habiendo acordado abrir el Oolegio de l.
y % enseGsnza ell dia 10 de Setiembre pr6xi-
m". en- el cspacioso local que ocupaba ell
Hotel Mariua," SO avisa 4 todos los sefio-
res padres de fAmilia que deseen poner sus
hiios, advirtiendoles que Sc admitir&u inter
ms, media pension externos. os.-Para to.
da clsse de informes pueden dirigirse al que
suscribe.
Ponce, Julio de 1896.
LORENZO RoURA,
b 30a. P6ro. VjcGrto de Ia ParroquiG
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-08
I'm PARMAChUTICO

solicita coIocaci6n como jente, 8 para 81
d. q ,ath hn de ma Tmecia.
ILfSrmarAn en- esEa mprenta. Sis
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-08
FRANCISCO FERNANDEZ PORRATA

Frabricante de aceite esencial de Malapue.
ta. dc superior calidad con premios On dfe.
rent6s Exposicsones v Concursos.
anayama, Enero ~ de 1895. ano nit.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-08

Hago coustar de ahora para siempre
one No estny dispnesto pagsr deuda one
no este autorizada por hi 6rma; aunque sea
contraida por mi hlJo.
Sepalo tanto el cOmercio como los parti.
cUlarea
San German, JUNO % de 1895
S-3 r A. sdeI Toro.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-03
PITTSBURGH JOINS
In Paying Tribute 10 tho Little
C0naucror.

From Pittsburgh Leader. a young
man went to II very wealthy and sue.
ccsSful manufacturer n short time ago
and applied for employment, "Ivhnt
can you dot" tho manufacturer said,
nndtthc young man proceeded to tell IN
glowing nritls OF his wonderful ability,
hut l don't want to know what YOU
say You cnn do" the gentleman 70.
piled; .lct mo know what others sny
you have done. Bring mo reCommen-
datlons from people | know and can
trust"
It's the aamG way with medicines.
People don't want to know what the
manufacturers sny then GAN do. but
what those who have Used them ray
they HAVE done. In presenting
Donn's Kidney Pills we 10 not simply
tell you that they arc Il spvcrcignf rem
edy for all diseases of the Kidneys, We
tell YOU what they have done; people
whose statement you can verify any
day, and about whose testimony there
cannot be the slightest shadow OF n
doubt. One case OF particular interest
In this connection ~ that OF Mrs. las.
Ferris. who lives at i9i Fifth avenue,
pittsburgh, Pa, and wliu1s well known
In that community. "About eleven
months nEo," Mrs. Ferris said, in tell
Ing her story, ~ llud n severe attack vt
!umbago. which settled In my back and
Kidneys, ] spent n good deal OF money
consulting physicians and using var
ious remedies, but NIL to no purpose.
l was completely Discouraged. The
pain In my back was so bad, and there
was such n dragging feeling, that l
could scarcely get around at all. I
could not do any work. ind was scarce
~ ever free from these terrible pains In
my back. Ac0uplc OF months ago my
husband saw Donn's Kidney Fills ad-
vertlscd. and VIC decided to try them,
although | am free to confess that We
did not have much faith that they
would help me. The result was II de-
lShtful surprise, however. They gave
me almost immediate relief, and sihce
taking them l have not been troubled
at all. They did me moro good than
all the other remedies | had taken put
together. | nm glad 10 testify to the
virtues OF Doan's Pills"
You'll find Doan's Kidney Pills lust
as effective in your case Il you are
troubled with lame back, backache, n
dull l~sstlcss feeling that you want to
get rid Of. or any OF the other forms
Of kidney disorder.
You can get Deans Kidney Pills at
your druggists. at: so cents n box. or
they will be sent postpaid on receipt OF
price, by Foster Mnburn Co., sole
agents, Buffalo, n, y,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-03

special Dispatch 10 the 1ntelligenccr.
CLARKSBURG. W. Va, Aug. THE
new Baptist temple, which has Just been
here. Is a magnificent edifcc.
Is a brick structure. built In Gothic
style. with a substantial stone founda-
tion. 1t has numerous memorial win
dows, and It's seating capacity is nearly
a thousand: a partition. which 4 be
raised or lowered with ease, cuts OF the
Sunday school room from the main au-
ditorium. The acoustic properties are
all that could be desired. The lew
church has been built Mt q cost OF $4,000.
1T was dedicated to-day by the Rev.
E. c. Dargan, OF Louisville, KY. who
preached an able and1eloouent sermon
from the text, Heb. 5l0-25: Not for
saking the assembling OF yourselves to-
gether as the manner OF some is" Sub
)ect: The maintenance OF public wor-
ship, an essential OF the Christian life"
The musical part OF the service was well
rendered. and the audience in attend
ance taxed the scaling capacity OF the
new temple to It's utmost.
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Mrs. Phoebe Thomas OF Junction
City, H., was told by her doctors she
had Consumption and that there was
no hope for her. but two bottles DR.,
Kings New Discovery completely
cured her and she says It saved her HE.
Mr.. Thomas l;gEcrs. l39 Florida street.
San Francisco. suffered from n dread
ful cold. approaching Consumption,
tried without result everything else,
then bought one hottie OF DR.. Kings
New Discovery and In two weeks was
cured. 10 Is naturally thankful. 1T Is
such results. of which these are snm-
pies, that prove the wonderful efficacy
OF this medicine in Coughs and Colds.
FREQ trial bottles ut Logan Drug Co.'S
Drug Store. Regular size 50c and 81 90.
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Bnynrti Republican Club.
1eclal Dispatch TO tho ln~telliyencer

SpeSia1 plspatch 10 tho lntelligencer.
BAfARD. ". Va, Aug. THE Re-
puhlicans Of Bayard and vicinity met at
Saucer's opera house few nights ago
and organized the Young Mems Repub.
lican club. The club starts off with n
large membership and the best blood OF
the party. young and old. Is Identified
with It. Ere long this club will make IL.
self felt in disseminating the principles
OF the grand old party.
The following officers were elected
President. 3. Parsons: Vice president,
William Duling; secretary. John Ster-
ing, corresponding secretary, A. ].
Chisholm; treasurer. George Yodcr:
sergeant-at-armS, james 'Roderick; ex-
ecutire committee, 3. Parsons. 4. ],
Chisholm. John +. Nydegger, r. i. DON
ovan and John Kimble.
The club Is ready to receive contribu-
tions. either cash OIL literature. All will
be used to the best interest Of protec-
ton and sound. money.
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AN OLD FORGERY.
Now Being Circulated Throughout
West Virginia
BY FREE SILVER CAMPAlGNERS.
Was denounced Two Years Ago by tho
American Iaml.ers' Association "a, u
Clumsy Forgery, but tho PopocrntIo
Free silver rrogaRandists III thls state
stu CireniNtes it-Win Prove n lsoom-
craug,

NEW YORK, August 2.-The Even
Ing Post of this city publishes the fol-
lowing letter from Charleston, w. Va,
and the accompanying statement:
To the editor OF tho Evening Post,
sIR-1 enclose an editorial from the
Huntington, West Virginia, Advertiser
OF u recent date. Tho circular letter
| therein referred to Is absurd on the face
Of II. but ! know sevcrallmcn OF fair In
tclligcncc who are disposed to take II
seriously. because they have
seen 1t denied" .
An authentic statement as to It's Ori-
gin would have more effect on the nv
erngc voter In this region than my or
posture OF the fallacies II involves. Can
you shed any light on this point
through tho columns OF your paper?
BENJAMIN TRApNELL.
Charleston. Kanawha county, ". Va,
July "a. t
1--WE cannot shed nny light upon the
origin OF the circular letter. which
forms tho basis of the article In Qrcs-
ton. People who commit forEeriCs OF
this kind 10 not usually disclose their
whereabouts. The thing has been on It's
travels for some years. notw!thStand-
Ing the following official denial of Its
authcticlty by the American Bankers
Assoclntion.-l:d. Evening post.)
THE AMERICAN BANKERS
ASSOCIATION.
NEW YORK, April 10. 1894.
DEAR SIR:-Thc following circular
has appeared during the Inst year In n
number OF newspapers:
Issued March Il, 1898, by American
Bankers Association TO all national
banks.
DEAR SlR:-Thc interests Of nation
al bankers require immediate financial
legislation by Congress. Silver. silver
certificates and treasury notes must be
retired, and national bank notes upon a
gold basis made the only money. This
Will require the authorization OF from
$500. 900. 900 TO 81, 900, DOC. 900 of new bonds
as a basis of circulation. You will Mt
once retire one-third of your circulation
and call In one-half OF your loans. Be
careful to make money stringency felt
among you patrons, especially among
influential business men. Advocate an
extra session Of Congress for the repeal
or the purchasing clause, OF the Sher-
man law act with the other banks
OF your city In securing n large petition
10 Congress for Its unconditional repeal,
as per accompanying form. Use per-
sonul Influence with congressman, and
particularly let your wishes be made
known to your senator's. The future
life OF national banks. as fixed and safe
investments, depends upon immediate
action. as there Is an increasing senti-
ment In favor Of government lcgal-teh-
der notes and silver coinage"
You will observe that the document Is
49, =.
The association never issued the said
circular and Is not responsible for II.
Its language Is the very best evidence
Of Its falschood as pilrporting to have
been Issued by the American Bankers
Association. Il. H. PITLLEN.
Chairman Executive Council,
Henry W. Ford. Secretary,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-03
Junior Orders Reunion,


FAIRMONT. w. Va. Aug. 9Th,
county reunion OF the thirteen councils
Of the Junior Order United American
Mechanics yesterday drew an immense
crowd. The parade took place ut |
o'clock and was quite large, with -four
brass bands and numerous ~conveyunccs
conveying the visitors.
After the parade the procession re-
paired to the large auditorium OF thu
state normal school building. where thu
principal address by Rev. NJ D. Lich-
liter, OF Sharpsburg, Pa. vice councillor
OF the order, was delivered. His subject
was THE Watchword of the Juniors
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Special Dispatch TO tho l~ntollicenccr.

SPecIaI DIIDhtcIi 10 INC IhtoIliEenccr.
CLARkSBURG. w. Va. Aug. 1.-The
old Lowndcs homestead, ut the corner OF
Third and Main streets. Is being rcmov-
ed to make room for q new business
building. In this historic house, which
Is more than n hundred years old, the
present governor OF Maryland was born
and that famous work. "Withcrs' 1Iisto-
ry OF Border Warfare" was written.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-03
Wool.

LoNDo&.-rhc ~shccpskin offerings
for the sale to be- held August IL. ng-
greSate 5.2l0 bales, OF which $40 bales
are Australian and 100 Punta Arcnas.
NEW ToRK-Wool quiet; domestic
fleece 1iWlSc; pulled 15M2Oc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-03

NAa111 ~ "#. -. H-
STRONG TONIC
FOR the benefit Of thelr customcra: Pebler
& Wohnhas, VirgiGiatand South Huron
streets: H. J~uerGens & Son, 70 Mary
land street; Charles Lukens.f RS Zane
street; c. II. .Dlnger,50 South Broadway;
John Mehlmann. Virginia and Broad
way streets: G. H. Wilson. % South
Huron street: C. +. PAUL. Penn and
virginia.: Robert Atchison. Bridgeport:
J, T.. Prosscr. $50 Main street1-NW. C..
S1argo, AS Main street: A. Kosn, 700
Main street: II. Serig. 95 Main street;
T. MONTGOMERY. TO- ChaplIne street:
Sam d. Mckee. 2227 Market streets C.
Fslloure. East Wheeling; T. j. Cole.
Twenty-second and Main streetS: Roth
& Wendell, Thirty-elghth and jacob: ].
J. 0'Connor & Son. Fortieth and Jacob;
AydInSer & Remkt, 1906 Jacob: K. L,
Hubs, McMcchen.
Martins Ferry-Barrett & Company;
Louis Rothermund. L. L. Scheele. Hil-
eerbrand & Company. Ishmael Cox. ].
E. Groves and W. II. Rohrey & Com
pany.
DR.. Mabee's Strong Tonic promotes
the appetite, aids digestion, purities the
blood. CURES Liver and Kidney trou-
h!es and makes the weak strong For
sale at the above grocers at Is cuts per
pint bottle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-03

Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used by millions OF mothers for
their children while teothing. With per-
feet success. 1t noothcs tho child, soft
wind collie. and Is the best remedy for
.d%lurrhocn. twenty-five cents d bottle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-03

OIL ClTY.-Crcdit balances 81 o6:
ccrtiiicateH opened and lowest 81 Of;
highest and closed 81 o.; shipments
'4'%h harrcls; runs not reported.
NEW fORk.--Pe;rolcum strong.
Pc~nnsylvania. crude strong at 81 O6ls
Ohio crude steady.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-03

NEW YORK-PiE iron duh and weak:
southern $40 2N0l2 90: northern $40 $50
u o.. Copper steady: brokers lie. Lead
steady: brokers 81 50. Tin plates firm,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-03
DR.. MABEE'S STRONG TONIC.

THE following dealers In staple and
fancy groceries. etc. in the city and
suburbs. have purchased a stock of DR..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-03

FALL RIVEH.-The cloth market
shows n break in price during tho
week. but even at . 7-lGc there is no
demand Tor the product. "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-03
SUMMER RESORTS.
Grand Atlantic Hotel.

Virginia Avenue md tho Beach.
ATLANTIC CITY. MI.
Entirely new. Capacity $50. 1G1ocean
rooms. en- suite. with bath. viii open
tors from street. Lighted throughout By
.!ectrtcity. Orchestra daily. Booklet con-
.al3lns terms and showing hotel new
etplanQde, etc, upon application. aG"
CHARLES L. COPE.
ALFRED WYMAS.
leli G1Hr.l ProprIctors.
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CINClNNATI.-Flour quiet. Wheat
steady; No. ? red &C; receipts 400
bushels: shipments 1900 bushels. Corn
Quiet: No. . mixed 2G,2c. Oats quiet:
No. . rcd 2lkc. Rye nominal; No, 2
a5c. Lard quiet at 50 0s. Bulk meats
steady Mt 81 30. Bacon steady Mt 81 20.
Whisky dull: sales OF Al barrels at
81 %. Butter easy. Sugar quiet EGGS
easier at TIC. Sheesc steady.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-03

ToLEDO.-Whcat easier: cash and
August 64hc: September Csc: Decem-
Der &c. Corn dull and steady; No. .
mixed &c; No. 2 25Isc. Oats dull; No.
2 mixed nominal a 2oI5c; September
1870. Rye steady; No. . 33c. Clover
seed dull; October 81 80.
Observation-Disclosures. fancy
western creamery l2I4c. Eggs un-
changed: fresh nearby and western
l2c. Cheese steady.