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fclleve pht o RADICAL
cure. The effects Of such disorders are not
limited to mere local diseotrforts but ex.
tend over the whole body. Perhaps the
distufbs the digestion. After that there is
no telling what form the trouble may take.
With irritable nerves and poor digestion,a
woman 10 on the straight road to the grave.
Women are VIGOROUSLY Negligent in mat.
hers pertaining TO their health. Too many
ofsthem understand too little about their
own physical makeup. They do not fun-
derstand their possibilities or their linita-
tons, aud they do not know enough about
themselves 10 know when a symptom, Is
really serious and when It Is not. This nat.
uralty3 u1ahes them overlook the plaiuest
OF danger signals. The start Of everything
Is simple. The start Of so-called female
complaints y may be a vcrJ slight thing in.
deed It may be that in the beginning
some sn.ll hygienic measures would stop
tho trouble Certainly at this time, a little
bit OF tho right medicine would stop It.
When the trouble becomes worse, X 10
harder to cure, but still It can be cured.
Dr.. Picrcc's Favorite Prescription will posi-.
lively cure any trouble of this, character.
It may be absolutely relied upon. Itadords
immediate and lasting relief to n woman
whose natural Inodesty has kept her from
consulting physicians.
The whole story OF the "Favorite Pre-.
~scriptor.n and what 1t ha. done for thou.
sands Of women Is told In DR.. pierce's
Common Sense Medical Adviser. This
is a 1908 page book, profusely illustrated,
written In plain language for the use Of
everyday people, and gives in q clear and
lucid way an immense amount of valuable
information about health and medicine. It
will be sent free on receipt Of al one-cent
stamps.to cover cost of mailing only.
Address, Worlds Dispcusary Medical
Association, Buffalo. NY.
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-WHEELING DAIIY NTEIITGENoER SATURDAY. SEP TEaiBER 1896


andgprodlee OF their own wares 10000
ooo5 annually; that,thcyidcyote qlarter
Of . million dollars annually TO eduea-
itional purposes. such AS the mainte.
nance or reading rooms and free library
elasses, and have d trade afnounting 10
ssylssO.0o0 each year. One spcletyl
Claims 70 feed and iclothe one.ssyenthiofl
British people and Altogether there
are between 4 1900 and 1907 them.
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DUBLIN, Sept, a.-speaklng at tho
annual convention of the Irish National
League OF Great Brltain4to-dly; Mr..
john Dillon said that hisIpffer o 3retire
from tho chairma nsfrIp OF tha &1rish'
parliamentary party still heldsgood
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rlle., pnes, i@tel,lng PHI.

Symptoms--MoIsture; intcnse itchins
and s%tinginsi most ut. night; worse bsS
scratching; II allowed 70 continue Ii,
mors TORN. which. often bleed and ulcer.
OINTMENT. stops tic Itching and blcoi,
inE. heals ulecratlon, Ind In most casc.
removes the tumors. At druggists or bv
mall. for cents DR.. swayne & Gson.
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ph%.iadelphia 100 ! . . . 80 z:
,.nI.1 O O 10 90 o.

Earned runs, Philadelphia 4: Pittsburgh
J Two-baDe hit, Grady. Three-base; hits,
La Joie, Stencil 2. Home runs, Boyle, Ely.
Sacrifice hit, Cross. Stolen bases, Dele
ha7;y, Cooley. Donovan. Padden. left on
bases. Philadelphia l. pittsburgh g.. Struck
out, Geler, La Joie, Orth. Hulen, Deie-
hanty. First base on errors, Philadelphia
J: PittsburghE2. First base onrDalis, off
llawley 3. Passed ball, Boyle.tEmpirc,
l.ally. Time, 1:55. 81
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LOTION; Sept. 1.-THE Bostons fnt-
LEncl thtlf batting averages 3ngaiHshto-l
ny NJ Htr.SItarts eEpenge.5 stlvetts md
rslncy made homo runs. GTcnncy'B !hit;
HGlt into tic 25.ocnt5 bIcachcrs In right
"eiu' The itlelllng OF tina Visitors Was!a5
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Earned runs, Saginaw 2. TwoLbaFe hit,
llemphili., Homo rum, Hemphlllt FIBases
Iy pitched ball. BY cogswell 4. Wild pitch,
CosSwcll. Passed ball. Shaw. Struck out,
~ Cogswell 2: by Kane 2. Left ibhsbases'
Saginaw TO- Wheeling Q. Sacrifice hits,
WestIakc. Whaley. Stout. St5lsst base,
CAMEL. Sumner to FullerIt to CogSwell 10
Mckinney. Time OF game, ,1:4Q,, + Umpire,
England. Attendance, $50. y Il
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Z

eotclai Dispatch 10 tho tn,cllIgenetrs
SAGINAW. Mich, Sept @4Both!
.een,s played without an error IN one
Il tho prctticst games o. The sSason,
Nenphill's homo run hit With aiiman
on base, brought In the winning. runs
tor tho locals. Tho sharp noldlhg Of
The visitors kept tho score DOWN coss-
we'll was hit safely but three dimes. Il
looked as though Wheeling would at
lta,. to the score In the eighth, but
sunncr'si sensational catch OF a hot
liner. ended their hopes. Secret,
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The GoldIt,.erye.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 4.-To-day's
statement OF the condition OF the treas
ury shows: Available cash balance S243,-
166, 246; gold reserve s102,4 Al, 1891.
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. ,,sy" Is0ne'eUt Ut ~ uIhutes.
Dr.. Agnew's Cure for the Heart s,ve-
perfect relief In oil cases of Organic or
sympathetic Heart Disease in 30 min.
utcs; nc speedily effects n.cure. 1t is n
peerless remedy FOR PalpItation, Short.
ness OF Breath smotherlng Spells, Pain
cRscd Heart. One dose .convinces. Soia
BY r. II. List and Logan Drug CO.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. 4.-The.
Phill!es won q well-eerned victory from
ly contested innings. Almost the first
ball pitched in the locals nfnthoInning
was hit by LaJoie for three bases, Hulen
went out on a fly and Grady hit, for two
bases. followed Immediately by. Boyle,
who hit over the fence. Both teams
played an excellent fielding game, the
errors made being somewhat eScusable.
Attendance 1900. Score. EiIF safE
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Diamond Dealers Fail,

NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-w. L. Pollock
& Co, diamond dealers, have failed; LA
bilitles SIZE, 900, assets unknown.
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Everybody Is delighted with the Pho.
tographs they have made at Kinks.
Ground Floor Studio, 1908 Main Street.
No stairs to climb.
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5nouEpsuIIE
AMl.eslIsnson. 3Isiaass OF siii,ars slat-
ters nrorf afarshail,s Metropolis.

ltfNalS NAttEVVpiis Hfl1Hft
10 pc held her5s during the campaign viii
pc held on Monday evening next IN the
court house at 47so'clock4 Tho speakers
arc the abiest In the state. Hon. sc.
Burdettc, of Charleston. isSohe, HcAis
II 4 n%SiaiassqSa i fas a q S$IS n. n \ fca
Prot ]. MefienryJ Jones. OF Wheeling. Who
u a great tspeet1ts seconded tho Snominn.
tiSn. WI ,al,o Ies AZ tho, esnilns meeting:
OF Tho campaign dlscuSasd BY men well
Acquainted with them The Bpltimorcl&
Ohio railroad Will sell excursion tickets
from Cameron ut the rate, Of cents per
erohI after tho mestins.
ID regular monthly session. quite q SOD
deall Z Of business was & transacted. Mir.
Howard Haslett. receiver forgtho Mounds-
Vile Benwood electric. railway, wap pres
sss a. te = Tss nee MEAN and , asSsa, ~, , nm Sss
to November ]. 1t was granted. Al rc.
quest for the right to lay the car tracks
on Tenth street avs rcfpsedtn The two
es9nds OK Lstngnant,. water ut the foot q
to the approval OF the citizens. This work
was ordered done at this meeting.
The board OF education met on wednes.
day. evening and appointed the jnnitors
Tor h school year nj the di1erenet btild-
ings, az folloMs: The new central build;
bs%afldtHasa,, n s. ~ p S I t sss co aa.fd s Sh5c
ing. fJSJ. Joiner. a vacancy occurredIin
the corps of teachers and Miss Cora Court
wright was appointed, subject TO oxamina-
ton as q grammar teacher.
On. Sunday services wilt be held ut tho
Presiding Elder. Rev. "A. Moorcwil preach
and hold tho fourth quarterly meeting.
The Interior OF the church has been newly
carpeted and cleaned during the vacation
OF three weeks, $5ssi G
Mrs. FIJI. Blake invited about twenty
Wednesday evening. and PLEASANTLY en-.
tertained them In honor OF her sister, Mrs.
Maync, md her daughter, Miss May, OF
SAT- Lake City, Utah, before they returned
The NH congregation are iperfeeting
s staea an1,aaI f eori iss ssssI SSre'H S%esI Sf ihs
on tho 18th OF this month. The assign
ment OF preachers Is now being made.
DR.. Cans, OF Canton, o., and daughter,
Mrs. Muckley, OF Cleveland. have returned
to their homes after spending several
weeks here with relatives.
Everybody 10 delighted with the Photo:
graphs they have made at kirk's Ground
Floor Studio, 1905 Main street. No stairs
to, climb.
The 8Presbyterian Christian Endeayor
Society will give a social at the home OF
Miss Mary Curtis next Tuesday evening.
Miss Beulah Hunter, OF Wheeling, after
q pleasant visit to Miss Lottie Hunter
in this city, has returned home.
Mrs. Sumner Stone, who has been spend
INK the suinmeri on the camp. ground, has
left fol-. her homo in New York.
Mrs. g. w. Mathews entertained quite
n number OF guests to o six o'clock dinner
on Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. g.. C.. Cans have returned
from q visit to relativse In Fayette county,
Pennsylvania.
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DON'T trile away time when YOU
have cholera morbus or diarrhoea.
Fight them In tile beginning with Dc.
Wits Collie 6 CholeraiCur You don't
have to walt for results;8they arc5in-
s%tantaneous, and itSleavesS the bowels
In healthy condition., Charles r.. Goethe,
corner Twelfth and Market streets;
Bowlet& CO. bridgeport; Peabody "a
son, Bcnwoods 0
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great Improvement over their work az
the pnat two days. Agdotibh play BY
MeGnnr, Long, and stiYsttsLWas d feat
score. : 4 !,
&c louis 70 ! ! |.
Earned rum, nesloh Pitchers. Mich.
Campbell TirncJl;@. Attendance. lao
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NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.

To-dAy's games-Cleveland at Boston.
Louisville At Baltimore, Chicago at Phiia.
dclphia. Pittsburgh at New York, CIncin-
natl at Brooklyn. st. Louis at Washington.
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~
Loose clothes and
downy cushions
bring only o mega
tive sort Of comfort
10 the woman who
10 suffering with
some disease or de-
Tangemeut Of tho
organs distinctly,
feminine. Some
clothes and Sonic
positions make The
pain and discomfort
seem less. Nothing
win ever completely
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0IIow 10 Cars An Skin Di,tn,,,.p

8 Simply apply SWAYNE,S. OINTMENT
No Internal medicine required, Curea 'tct..
ter, eczema, 3 Itch all eruptions on 3tbn
face hands. nose, ctc.. leaving tho ski,
Ing and curative powers arc posscssed bv
no other romedy..hAsk your tdruggIst5 far
!SWAYNESS OINTMENT. tths&wn
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~ Scorer J9Fitadla1tpg N
fsssiiss &s /
pl Rss5nsa 'WsI,, SIsy { \ q sroSflyn !.
i T@pife, Hurst. Time, l'Sa. 6A%Attendahce.
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Mrs. f. il. Blake invited about twenty
guests to her home, on Fifth street, on
"Wednesday evening. and pleasantly en-
tertained them In honor OF her sister. Mrs.
Maync.. md her daughter. Miss May. of
salt Lake City, Utah, before they returned
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BROOKLYN, Sept. s.-cieyeianditook
things easy to-day but had no trouble
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Nobody need hayeiN euralEla. Get$Df.
Miles Pain, Pills fro dragp' sts "Oney
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CAsToRTA

/ 'i wv s;;i|sss%zAz1My 4 III
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FOR SALLY.

EDoR sALE-N GOOD FARM ON!
4, easy terms. Call and sec. II. four miles
2Fa.rmont pike. Zine buildings Of all
kinds In good repair. and ruito OF oil kinds.
In. iino' shnpesto make money. For more
Information call nn1 sec for yourself. $50
T,wenty-n ninth street Toll House, Wheel
Ing. W. Va. jyl0
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cHfcAGo-whent Ind another
slump to-day after opening strong and
the close showed loss OF about nc
from yesterdays final figures. This was
due to the excessive dnllness OF trading
more than anything else, what little
business there was being confined al
most entirely to professionals.
Corn and oats shared in the weakness
and closed somewhat lower.
Provisions showed some life and clos
ed higher.
Flour unchanged.
wheat-cash, No. spring 65G65&c:
6sJkc; March 64&aSSH ae4He; May
!. esig Gs7js 9ssSc: June G6S667N 9664tc;
July 66& QG7Ns ab667Ec,
Corn-Cnsh. No. ?, 2Sltc; March clos
ed at 2S5fc: May sos d30S 9S0iic: July
SIN a3lls Q3lhc; September ash@s2S9
otSStF--cash. No. 2, zoe: No. 2 white
2fIs02is.c: No. Q white 20a2tH March
closed at 1890; May 2l02lk 02l Nc;
July sits92lA9siHc: September closed
2lhc.
Bariey-No. :, nominuii No. 3, :7,ta
acc: No, 4,,2792sc.
FlaxBeedANo. 1. 90c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SO b693 60.
Mess Pork-cnsh. per barrel. 80 700
8 rs; March 50 659s T2Is09 10; May
50 s2ha9 COOS s7h; July $40 OO9lo O58
10 Of.
Lnrd-cash. per 100 ms. IS s7ts95 40;
March IS 32ikGD5 37lSG36 a7Jk Mays 47tsd q
5 S2,sls S2us; July IS COOS 6555 65
Short RIbs--Cash, sides, So 1905 Is:
March IS 02h p6 ON 90 OH: May 50 goa
8 25a5 20: July So 5065 32IsGp6 a2jS,
Dry sailed shoulders 4S84Iic.
Short clear sides sls0Stte,
WhiEkoy--plst finished goods,
per gallon, tl22.
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PENSION GASES.
A Number of New Rulings by the
Department.
ONE A CoNsCRIPT DECISION
In which 1t Is Held tina. coa.erip. I.
Relieved from the Charge or Disioyaity
II lie Can show an Honorable Dis
ehsrge-m thi. Case tI,s Claimant Could
No. no So -o.hes pss..lon..

WASHINGTON. March IA number
OF new rulings in pension cases are
made by Assistant Secretary OF the
Interior Reynolds in recent opinions.
In dlsposlng of a case OF alleged. dis
loyalty OF a Tennesseean. the assistant
secretary holds that Involuntary SER
vice by conscript does not prevent
him being a claimant for pension With
in the provision OF section. 47l6 OF the
revised statutes.
An honorable discharge from all SER
.Yice contracted 10 be performed during
the war OF the rebellion is held to be
prerequisite TO pension under the sec
ond section OF the act OF June "a. 1890.
and the appellants desertIon from the
United States service In 1883, and fall
ure TO receive an honorable discharge
bars his right 10 pension under that
act. This, though rejecting the claim
because of dcsertion. reverses the action
OF the pension bureau, which dropped
tho claimant from the rolls ION the
ground OF disloyulty, he having previ-
ously served in the Confederate army"
The naval home in Philadelphia Is
declared by the department TO be q
navy hospital within the meaning OF
section 1918 OF the revised statutes. and
pensions due to It's inmates accordingly
must be paid TO the secretary OF the
nay. It Is held that there Is Just cause
for complaint by the sailors there OF
discrimination by act OF Congress In
favor OF the soldier inmates, but the
appeal for relief Is directed to Congress
instead OF the department.
A claimant in the Eighth Missouri
infantry who was shot by civilian In
consequence OF remarks made by him
relative to quarrel then in progress
between the civilian and another officer
OF the claimants regiment, Is decided
to have not been in the line OF duty.
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nla Ap.rtm,nt ner.e parn..

UTICA. N. Y. March &-rhe Genesee
fats. the largest apartment building
In Utica. seven stories nigh, We're burn
I'D to-day. Three hundred and fifty
people lived in the building, which was
a mere shell OF brick, but well fitted
with fire escapes. One woman, Mrs.
Hughes, while descending the fire es-
cape between third and fourth stor-
les, fell to the ground and died soon
after. A daughter OF John Wood Is
missing. The building was valued at
500 900, insurance si65,00o. The resi-
dents OF the building were mostly pro-
fesslonai and business men. and famil-
iRa of Lfticn
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WASHINGTON, March s.-Althoush
much pressure il being brought to
bear on members of Congress to I'm
tucc them TO have the Wisconsin statue
CT Pere Marquette taken from statuRry
hall II Is unlikely that any action OF
tie sort will be taken. A policeman
and a detective are specially detailed
10 watch the work, but they have not
been called upon to make any arrests.
The statue II constantly surrounded
by group OF people and as work OF
art r. generally considered second to
none in the capitol.
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SPENCER, Feb. IS.
Editor Gazette:

SFENSENf r pbs @os
Editor Gazette:
Dear Sir:-I notice that cur state ex-
ecutiYe committee ana others. about
eighty In number (bosees) have ignored
the wishes and claims Of us common
people by, calling a state convention at
Wheeling, August u. As the conven-
ton is to be held up In the handle" OF
course the people are not expected 70
take part, and will not. These immortal
eighty bosses can hold their conven-
ton; why not the people OF the state.
about August II, stay at home and hold
a primary election and select all our
Democratic nominees, from governor to
constabIe7 The wishes OF the Demo-
cratic farmer. who does the electing.
should be needed instead OF those OF a
few politicians and ONCE seekers? The
county candidates in each county
would pay all the expenses incurred In
conducting primary election.
A state convention will cost the DEM
ocratic party ten times as much as a
primary election would, when you take
into consideration railroad fare upon
the ''Handle'D cost OF whisky, and extra
cigars, hotel bills, etc. Why not save
this vast sum instead Of giving II TO
the saloons. hotels and railroads? II
we expect TO win we should unite our
party with a primary election. Polit-
clans, bosses and leaders are saying
that cheering news OF party success Is
coming up ell over the state. They
don't know any more about the condi-
ton OF things than a hog does about
Sunday. I think that understand
how our people are up the hollowE and
on the hills OF "old Roane." have an
opportunity TO find out some things.
Yours truly.
GEORGE W. HUNDLEY.
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Murdered II,r Iin,hnn,i.

NEW ALBANY. Ind, March. s,-Mr.
Joseph Llutheum has been placed under
arrest, charged with numbering her
husband last night The mans last
words were an accusation against the
woman who, he said. had cut his throat.
Arthur withers, her brother. Is also
under arrest as nm accessory to the
crime. The couple had quarreled fire.
uuentiy.
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cHlCAGO-Cattie, to-dny's market
of Tuesdays character, receipts small.
and largely TeNans and prices were
strong at yesterdays advance. Feed
ing rattle set fairly and sales are
chiefly Mt s. 00d3 10. Cows and heifers
are selling largely at 50 1923 10. Hogs,
prices were goad loo higher; common
TO choice, 81 1904 10. The bulk of the
hogs at 50 1904 o.. fancy light and
butchers weights selling the best. The
market closed atrong at an advance OF
l0Gl5c. Sheep, sales on basis OF S2 SOC
Gu for common TO choice and 50 600
10 for limbs: few lambs sell below
81 90. ReeeIpts-cattle 5000 head; hogs
1900 head; sheep 10000 head.
EAST LIRERTY-cattle steady;
prime 81 1904 so; good butchers 50 e0G
/ 90; bulls, stays and cows 81 7bGps 90.
Hogs active; prime medium weights
81 SOa4 IS; best Yorkers and good pigs
81 2064 25;heavy hogs 81 1905 l5;Toughs
So 00dS rs. Sheep active; prime 50 ESQ
Q 80; good 50 coos CO.; common 81 506
90; lambs IS Sedp4 65; veal calves So 900
80.
EAST RuTFALo-cattle. eccelpts
l.6ht ard not over two cars; market
about steady, Hogs, receipts Twelve
cas-: market fairly active: SorKGfs
fair 10 choice "a ?0d4 35: ropShs. coni.
mon 10 good 50 2Gds 80; pigs, fair u G06
! Ct. Sheep and lambs, receipts sis
cars; market Eoout steady. Lam5s,
choice to prirre $4,000 IS. oniis ind
common 50 d6G3 So. Sheep. cr2ice {" Sc
lcr:ed export wethers So 65@975 cu,ls
and common g s56f275
ClNcINNATI-Hogs active at 50 GOA
10: receipts 200 head; shipments 1890
hNnd.
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The best Ealve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, uicers, salt rheum. fever
sores. letter, chapped hands. ehllblains,
corns. and nil skin erupsions, and posi-
lively cures piles. or no pay required.
II Is guaranteed TO give perfect salts:
faction or money refunded Price 70
cents per box. For sale by Logan Drug
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For IN, indiana.

WASHINGTON. March 3.--Therc has
been received at the navy department
from Lafayette. Ind, q beautiful SOLID
silver loving cup for the United States
hattIeshlp Indiana The CUP Is In
seribed rs follows: Presented to the
United States ship Indiana, by the Gem
eral dc Lafayette chapter, Daughters
OF the American Revolution, lafayette.
Inab
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NEW yuRH-As usual TO Tuesday
and no malls there wss no less demands
Of agents Still the business c.:ScIed
was az good proportions AMI inclSi-
ell staples, caIciGd and fancy eottons.
Agents have odvanced t:,e price OF
From Eulesnen IN the road n.HcrS for
miscellaneous APPOINTMENTS too6 fA0d
collective quantity. yet the market
vns far from active. Printing cloths
without u T. est aud quotations nOyni
nal at 9E@2 rl.iGc.
FALL. HlrER-Print cloths vary dull
and nominal nt 2So.
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DATE az H.rrl.en,. Marriage.

NEW YORK. March 3.--Ex- PresI.
dent Harrison said to q Commercial
Advertiser reporter to-day that his
marriage with Mrs. Dlmmick will take
place on April 6, in st, Thomas church,
This city. The rector OF that church.
the Rev. Dr.. John Wesley Brown, viii
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MEDICAL.
EpilepSY 20 Yeas.
Cured BY Dr.. Miles Neryine.

,,.v years nSo, Mr. i. ". eaiiaher. was
an extensive, successful expert manu-
- = ,,n a o, lumber products, Attacked With
' 's,,.rsy be was obliged to give mp his buSi-
u The attacks came upon him most In
- ssS,o-,uuely ono time falling from carri-
~. " a, another down stairs, and often In the
- ..,',t, once no fen down q shaft In tho
III his injuries nearly proving fatal. Mr..
sallaber writes from Milwaukee, Feb. 10, %
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-04

OIL cITY-Credit balances 81 30: eer-
tlacates, March delivery, epsned.
1000 barrels; shipments 10000 barrels;
flins Sb,S9t bar els.
NEW YORK : Petroleum closed
steady at 81 aS.s hid.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-04

SOOTHING, healing, cleansing, De.
Wits Witch Hazel Snive in tho enemy
2 10 sores. wounds and piles, which u
never fails 10 cure. Stops Itching and
burning. Cures chapped lips and cold
sores in two or three hours. Logan q
Benwooe. and Bowie q Co., Bridgeport
D.