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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-23

In the Circuit Court of the State of oregon for
Wasco County.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-04
QNE DISEASE AND ONE RENEDY.

"Thc art of painting" said MIllRig,
Consists In selecting the right colors
and putting them In the right place
''Thc way TO win u battle" said Ma
polcon. "lB to mass your troops Mt the
critical moment against tho weakest
gpot In the cneny'S lInc."-''Thc way to
.Gurr many ailments" said the great
DR.. .AhcrcrOmble, us to purify the pol
1oned spring In which they arise, gem
orally thu torpid and innAmcd dIges-
two system"
Thus wisdom md experience simplify
and cnndensc, Thus the Shakers OF
Mount Lebanon, reasoned when they
sought, and finally found, Il remedy for
indigestion and dyspepsia. Where one
person han something else, they ar
gnod, a thousand have this. TO cure.
this nl0nG Will almost rid the world Of
sickness. Why should we VcX ourselves
with confusing definitions? 4 good d.
Scstlnn Ia life and health; Il bad one dis
case and death, Hence, from the heal
lng and stimulating mountain herbs,
they extracted the principles which
make the Shaker Digestive Cordial Snc
rarcst md most effective OF medicines
for one disease, and one only-indigcs-
ton and dyspepsia.
Do YOU suffer from any OF these mis-
ornble Acknowledgements OF spirits,
hcariness and pain In the stomach after
meals, bad taste In the mouth. wind In
the bowels, irritable disposition, Her-
vOus weakness and alarm, worry and
WEAKNESS. c%ostivencas or ir~rcgular!ty OF
the bowels, nausea, %palpltatIon. sick
headache, heartburn. loss OF appetite
and sleep, dry skin, etc?
Don't Indulge In nifty foolish fancIcs.
You have indigestion and dyspepsia and
nothing else. Set tho dIs0rdered stom-
uch right with the one medicine which
VIII surely do 1t. Shaker Digestive
Cordial. and these symptoms Will van
ISL with their cause. a good effect Will
follow the first dose. Even chronic cases
. O Yield.
Test the cordial, at practically no
cost, by taking n tGn-cent trial bottle.
For sale by nearly all druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-04
FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features or the Money AMI Stool
Markets,

The Features OF the Money and Stock
Markets.
NEW YORK. Aug. 3.-Money on cali
easy ut lI4G2 per cent; last loan ~
per cent; closed at 1taG2 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 6Q7 per cent. Sterling
exchange steady, with actual business
In bankers bills at 81 50 for demand
and 81 SSTi SSE for sixty days. Posted
rates 81 sSGi SSA and 81 S9h. CONNER
clal bills 81 81. Bnr silver GS%c. Silver
certificates 6S% G69hc
The dullness OF the speculation to-day
almost beESnred description, and three
stocks redeemed the market from vir-
tual "staEnatlon. These were Sugar. St.
Paul. and Manhattan. The last men
toned reflected the widest fluctuations.
while Sugar, while on abnormally light
dealings, led the market In point OF
activity. The market opened dull and
embarrassing, md, as lacking the Until
ntire OF London on account OF the holt
day at that centre, the traders inclined
TO the bear side. prices snGc1d all along
the line. with the more important con-
ceSsions In the Srangers. The declines
were fractional. and even the bear dem.
o~nstrattons were rather ~listless. Lack
0t commission house buying and of sup
port py inside interests IN properties
generally, was u distinctive feature OF
the days operations. After the initial
dealings further CONCESSIONS were made.
Sugar sold OF ~ and the grangcrs and
n few other shares an extreme l prr
cent. while Manhattan exceptionally
yielded ~ per cent. There was no news
OF Importance bearing upon values and
about the only interest aroused by any
price movements was the facility with
which Manhattan continued to be de-
pressed. The Inference drawn was that
Insiders were either short themselves,
which does not appear an unreasonable
theory, or We're Viewing the enlarge
ment OF the short interest In TIL. stock
with cOmplaccncy. with Interior mo-
tivcs. In 4 sluggish sort OF markc;
prices recovered in the late session.
working close to the iinnl figures Of
Saturday, and In n few instances light
net gains were recorded. The closing
was steady at slight declines In most
cases.
The bond market exhibited n degree of
ilrmness at the outset. but later saSGed
sharply. falling to respond to the rally
in the stock market as the day pro-
crossed. The sales We're Sii6.0 200.
Governments were featurelcss but
steady on sales OF $500.
Silver certificates stiffcncd to COX on
purchases OF $4,000.
The total sales OF stocks to-day were
92,i03 shares. 80
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-04
0 LOSSES. \
I, ID Po,,lblo 10 DO something to Tide

Farmers Ovnrf
To tho Editor Of tho l%ntcillEchcor.
Slit:-The destruction OF the crops
and land. and the general damage TO
tho farming interests OF this statc-cs.
pcclally at n tlmo when the farmers
can least bear II, confronts liz with
the question what can hn done to allie
vlatc tho loss and distress naturally
arising thcrcfromP
There could not HI carried out II
public ar sympathetic movement which
would reach far enough, therefore, we
look to that source which has tho power
and the means TO give encouragement
to the stricken people, and show It's
practical sympathy.
The stntc OF West Virginia cln helm.
md ought to help Its own children: lis
own sufferers,
While tho meeting OF tho next lcgls-
loture IL six months on. and mn extra
session OF the present body Is not Ia
be thought OF, the subject OF remission
or the state taxes to actual and direct
sufferers from the elements during tho
month OF July, 1896. can be discussed.
These parties 10 favored should he
limited to farmers, rarm-owncrs, and
their tenants. The notwithstanding
the county boards with the power and
enforcing certain rcstrictions-can thus
help people who otherwise would appear
on the delinquent lists, and would be-
discouraged 10 further use their means
and energy.
The deficiency thus created for ono
year can b. arranged and likely carried
over for more prosperous times.
The above remedy for NJ suffering
nclShbors Is u which should be dis
cuSScd In our state press In n non-pnr.
tiSan spirit and free OF %dcmngOgy. II
Is \ part OF the duty OF the state to give
protection and help when such are
needed. S. X.
Wheeling, August 5, 1896.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-04
KANSAS FUSION.
Democrats will Surrender Everything for
RryRn Eiectors.

TOPEKA. Kas.. Aug. S.-Apropos to
the question OF fusion in Kansas OF
Democrats and PopulIsts. the Demo-
cratic leaders. 1t Is said. have partially
mapped out n plan OF action. Their
state convention will be held ut Hutch
inson on Tuesday next. while that Of
the Populists Will convene at Abilene
on the following day. The Hutchinson
convention will be convened in the
usual way and eN-United States Scna-
tor John Martin Will introduce q reSo-
luton setting forth the situation and
providing for the appointment OF 4
committee to confer with the POpulists
In regard TO n fusion arrangement. The
resolution will be adopted and a recess
Will be taken until the next day. The
comittee will arrive at Abilene the fol-
lowing morning and Will proceed TO
round up the Popullst leaders who IA
vor Colonel Harris fusion plan and
urge them TO work i resolution through
their convention for 4 conference COM
mlttce. II the conference committees
adopt the Harris fusion plan. which
provides for the naming OF electors by
the Democrats and state officers by the
Populists. 1t is believed the Democratic
convention Will adopt the report.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-04

CHICAhU-This was nm crrntic day
In wheat. II screwed up and down on
conflicting reports and closed steady at
bSA for September or &c owe Saturday.
Corn was nrmer. principally because Of
the Missouri crop report making the
conditions now So. as against la on
August |, n ycnr ago, Provisions cloccd
firm ut n slight advance for the day.
FlOur-Qulct and unchanged.
Whcat-Cash No. 2 spring JSiGc; No. 2
spring Csc; No. . red Gl&c: AugnGt 57&D
iSAG6SMc; September JSG5S4 45SAc;
December COZ MGl@G0Nc.
C1rn-CaBh No. 2, 2ii4@2i%c: August
23Ht Gc2ji hM2i9sc: September 2iHVg5D
2i7sc: May ?7MW2SA@ 2ShC.
Oats-Cash No. 9, Isle: No. . white
2iE@22c; No. 2 white lgh@2l&c: Sep
tcmbcr l7& GlSHglSBc; May 2O&a2Oh
@2OHc.
Ryc-No. :. !SOHc.
liarley--No, 3 nominal; No. 3, +. O.. b..
zoo: No, I. &c.
Flaxsecd-No. !. 72@73c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81 10.
Mess Pork-Canh per bnrrcl Sc 20; Sep
TENDER SC 22h0G 25GpG 80: October IS 05dD
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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 EgEers, 1919 Florida street.
San Frnnclpco. suffered from a dread
fll cold, approaching Consumption,
tried without result everything clac,
then bought II bottle OF DR.. Kings
New Discovery md In two weeks wa
cured. lie ID naturally thankful. 1t rs
such results, OF which these are Jam
pies, that prove the wonderful efficacy
OF tllla medicine In Coughs and Colds,
Drug Store. Regular size JOc and 81 90.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-04
ii GoRNAN
Wiii 10th support iEryan a, ..Silent
Partners"

s"AAlttINs
CHICAGO, Aug, S.-Hon. W. r. Nor
rlson, member OF the Interstate COM
merce commission, in an interview In
the Journal, Is quoted as saying that
he Will vote for Bryan and free silver.
a Washington special to the journal
says Senator GOrmun has decided TO aid
Chairman Jones In the conduct OF the
Democratic campnign.A lic has stipu-
lated. however, TINT he shall be a silent
partner. giving his advice and the bene-
fit or his experience and SaGacIty as a
political general, but not being known
publicly as n mcber OF the executive
or any other comltttec. Al this wus ar
ranged ut n quiet conference between
Jones and German at Germans country
home.
Mr.. German said: II did not favor
the adoption Of a free silver platform
It Is true. and l do not believe the sue
cess OF free silver would in any way re-
allze the expectations OF those who nre
urging 1t. But I do not believe the
adoption OF free coinage at the ratio OF
l6 to l and the election Of Bryan would
necessarily precipltate a panic"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-04
VALUABLE HORSES HURT.
j. E. IIush's String Injured In n Railroad
Accident

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug. "a
wreck this corning at $50 O'Clock at
North Indianapolis on the Big Four road
caused Il parlor car for horses, CON
tanning the string belonging to J.. E.
Bush, Of Louisville. TO upset and every
horse was SO much injured that II is
thought none will ever race again. The
value OF the stable NJ horses Is said to
have been $4,000. Four men we're hurt,
a. follows:
David Barnum, In charge; Dennis
Porter. of Louisville; George FaSln, OF
Lexington, and Charles Crock, OF Ken
lucky.
Brock was the only me seriously In
jured, but he will recover.
The wreck was caused by a hot Jour-
nal. The horses were -uroute from
Free7ort. Ills. to Louisville. The names
OF the horses were:
May Queen. 3 years old. no record:
Hal Corker, 2:l2; Sally Bronson, 2:l3I:
King Henry, n green colt OF great prom
ise; Minnie DefOc, 2:ij; Buster. 2:l2ik.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-04

NEW YORK, August 3.--Marcus A.
Hanna. chairman OF tho Republican
rational campaign committee, viii
leave New York for Chicago tU-mOr-
row evening. Before ISIS departure
there viii be n meeting OF members OF
the executive comlttc, including y. y.
Scott. Of West Virginia. General o.
borne, OF Boston, probably Joseph II.
Manley, Of Maine. and Vice presidential
nominee Hobart. to complete the plan
OF campaign and lay out the work OF
the several members of the Comittcc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-04
Live Stock.

CIlCAGO-Cattlc. sales OF native beef
steers were on n basis OF 50 2063 so for
common up at 81 25Gi 50 for choice u
prime cattle. The bulk OF the cattle
crossed the scales ut So 90QI 30. Hogs.
In good demand: choice mixed 50 40 and
choice light assorted 50 42is; sales were
largely Mt So 00G3 Is: heavy Mt 81 $50
, 20 and light nj 81 1898 42ia. Sheep. In
good demand and prices ruled strong
with sales of natives at 81 25T4 rs.
Lambs were active and stronger to 1Oc
higher. with sales OF common 10 prime
flOcks ut So 2iq5 S.. Receipts: Cattle
$4,000 head: calves $50 head: hogs %. 900
head: sheep $4,000 head.
EAST LIBERTY-Cattle active and
higher; prime s. 35T+ 40: good 81 20n
4 81; common 81 00R3 80: rough fat
81 b0G3 10. Hogs active and higher:
primo light So 75I2 so: best mediums
So G5G3 70; heavy hogs SO 1903 %:
rOuGhs, as 70 quality and weight. 50 ESQ
, 90. Sheep dun and lower: prime So 500
3 co: fair 81 1913 Is; common So 00T2 80.
Lambs. choice 81 20IA 80; veal calves
S. OOT5 25.
ClNCINNATT-IiOES active and high
or at 81 5OHS 90: receipts 1900 barrels:
shipments 400 barrels.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-04

BEREA, o., Aug. Sat l o'clock this
morning the people of this place were
awakened By n terrific explosion. Upon
investigation It was found that the resi-
dence OF Charles a. Stihert, a grocer,
had been partially wrecked by dyna-
mite. a charge Of which had been placed
under the house by some unknown per-
son. Fortunately One Of the inmates
OF the hOusc were injured. SeIbert did
not symputhlHc with the Quarrymcn in
their late strike, and refused many OF
them credit. 1t is generally believed
that the dynamite was placed under
the house by strikers.
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0 O5DG 05. January 80 92,s97 O2h07 O?M.
Lafu-Cnsh per 100 lbs 81 20; September
81 2jGta 32kG3 32n.; October 81 3!A0
. G2h..
Short Rlbs-casli sides 80 35aa 40:
September 81 35G3 42lsq3 42ia: October
81 3Ii5g3 1904 10. January 50 4ii4dp3 $50
100, Dry unltcd shoulders 3%dic; short
clcnr pidNF 3Ada&c.
Whlsky-DistlilerB finished goods
per gallon 81 %.
sugars tutloaf 6.45c; graduated
i,s2c; standard a i.h7C.
BgttCr-Firm; creamery 0Giic; talr-
lcs pTlgc.
ChGcae-s,cady at GaG7c.
Eggs-Steady at lOAC.
NEW fORK-lrlour, receipts $4,000
barrels; exports 1890 barrels; market
quiet but firm. with demand mainly for
winter wheat brands. Wheat, receipts
10000 bushels; exports $4,000 bushels;
No, hard 705t070Mc (. O, b.. niloat; OPP
tIons opened easier. closed MThc not
lower; No, . rcd August closed at G3i4c;
September closed mt GiIkc. Corn, re-
cclpts $4,000 bushels: spot ilrmer; No. 9,
SOItc elevator: options firm. closed nc
higher; August 30Nc: September closed
ut 3O9kc. Onts, receipts $500 bushels:
cSportG 100, 700 bushels; spot frmcr; No.
., &c: options closed partly &c lower:
August closed ut 22Sc; September closed
ut 29lac. Hay quiet, Hops dun. Hides
steady. Leather Qi!et. Beef steady.
Cutmcnts dull. Lard steady; western
steamed 50 30 Sgkcd; refined steady.
Pork firm. TRii0w Rtcady. Rosla weak.
Turpcntinc duh. Rice stendy. MolaS-
scs steady. Coffee, options steady. closed
weak; net 8 points lower, Sugar, raw
steady; refined steady and fairly active.
BALTIMORE-FlOu quiet; western
81 SOdp2 90; family 81 00G3 30; winter
wheat patent IS aOdfJ CJ; spring do 81 70
03 70: receipts $500 head; exports i2b
head. Wheat dull and easy: spot and
month GlhGGl&c; September G2hW
C9Ac; receipts $500 head; southern G0U
C3l4c. Corn steady; spot 29h d29Nc; re-
cclpts ! 1000 bushels; southern white and
yellow corn 30G3lc. Oats flrmcr; fair
demand: No. . white western 200 soc:
receipts s $500 bushels. Rye quiet and
steady: No. . western 35T3jEc; receipts
1900 bushels. Hay firm; choice timothy
SIG OOUlG 80, Sugar steady: graduated
81 SO per 100 lbs. Butter steady; fancy
creamery 15fIl6c, EEgS weak; fresh
Hhc. Cheese firm; fancy New York
large SIC.
C1NCINNATI-Fiour steady; fancy
So 1908 10: family s. 2Od26 60. Wheat
easier: No. . red GlG62c: receipts 400
bushels; shipments 1900 bushels. Corn
weak: No. . mixed 2GT2Ghc. Oats IrrA|
gular: No, . mixed. lTa2lc. Rye quiet;
No. .. 32c. Lard quiet at 50 OFF. Bulk
meats firm ut 81 6?iEc. Bacon irmer at
81 62h. Whisky steady; sales 81 bar
rels at 81 90. Butter dull: Elrin cream
cry Ice: Ohio l2c; dairy 7lsc. Sugar
easy; hard refined Sale. EGGS quiet at
nc. Cheese steady: good To prime Ohio
fiat 7d7Ac.
TOLEDO-Whcat firm: No. . cash
and August GliGc: September 65hc. Corn
dull and steady: No. . mixed &c. Oats
active and steady: No. . mixed zoe; Sep
TENDER l9c. Rye dull and steady: NJ.
2 cash 32lsc. Cloverseed dull; prime
cash Sc 81; October Sc 50.
Observation-Disclosures steady:
fancy western creamery l5i&c: do Penn
sylvania prints l9c; do do johbing 2OG
pc. Eggs unchanged: fresh nearby 1@@-
l%iEc: do western l2c. Cheese I'M
changed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-04

on and after Monday, July 20, parlor
cars will be run between Parkersbure
and Pittsburgh us scheduled below:
Leave Parkersburg IN train No. A $40
p. M, eastern time.
Arrive Pittsburgh on train No. us
$40 p. M. central time.
Leave Pittsburgh on train No. ?O7 S:lO
q. M. central time.
Arrive P~arkcrburg m train No. 3,
$50 p. M, eastern time.
JOHN J. ARCHER,
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
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OIL CITY-Credit balances 81 06; ce.-
titlcatcG opened. highest. lowest and
closed 81 05: shipments August l and ..
100. i26 barrels: runs July 81. l25. 100 bar
rels: runs August l and .. 36.G0G barrels.
NEW YORK-PetrOleum weak; Penn
sylvanIa crude weak at 81 05ts: Ohio
crude steady.
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CHICAGO. Aug. 3.-rhc Bryan and
ScwnlI silver club OF the University OF
ChicaGOas TO take the initiative In the
organization Of n league Of Democratic
silver clubs among thnc OllcGes OF the
country. The intention Of the mana.
gers Is to effect an organized opposi-
tl0n TO the college league OF the Re-
nnhlIrln cluha
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-04

FALL RTNER-Thc local print cloth
at 27-lGc. Quiet and little demand.
NEW YORk-PrintinS cloths very
dull ut . T-l6c.
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STRONG TONIC

EuhlrDS, luNS luAShnSGi IL pNVSh VI Dl'
"' STRONG TONIC
,o- ,hr bchcnS OF their cuSt0mCr5: GCbler
Z WShnhas, Virginia and South Ihiron
s,rPts; II. %JucrSsns Il Son. 79SAIary-
Ind street; Charles Lulicns, 20 Hunc
street; c. II. Dinger,60 South broadway:
fShH Mehlmann. Virginia and Broad.
Tny strpotI; G. IL. Wilson, 32.iSouth
Turun street. c. L. PAUL, Penn and
Virginia.. Robert Atchison, bridgeport:
] II, proJser. So Main street; w. C.
srgrcu, as Main street; a. Korn. 700
Main street: IL. Serig. % Main street;
+ Montgomery, 2102 ChnplinC street;
sam Il. Mckee, 2s27 Market strecti C..
ralIourc. Fast Wheeling; 7. j.. Cole,
Twrnty-Fccord and Main streets; Roth
6 Wendell, ThIrty-clghth and Jacob: J..
I O'Connor 4 Son. Forticth and Jacob:
Hydinger Il Rcmlte, 430G Jacob: Il. l..
Hibbs. McAIcchCr. gN
Martins FCrry-Barrctt q Company;
Louis RothGrmuud, l.. L. SchsclG,t lIil-
detbrand & Company. Ishmncl Cox. ].
s. Groves and W, II. liohrcy & COM
pany.
the appetite, aids digestion. purinG1 tho
blood, CURES Liver and Kidney trou-
blcs and makes the weak strong. For
sale at the above groccrs at 65 cents per
mint bottle.
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EDUCATIONAL.
EDUCATIONAL.
MRS. HARRIS --z4aA
School for Young
Ladies and Children,
1916 aud 1918 Market street..
WHEELING. W. VA.

Sixth annual session bcgInS MONDAY, SEP
TEMIiER II. iSoG. Til, school offers a
complete and thorough education IN PRACTICAL.
EHGlLsll, MArirNArICS, ESGLlNt CLASSICS, LATIN.
MonERs lASuuAuES md Ei0CuriOS.
Alrr STUDIO. conducted by Mrs Eva linh
Unrd. oEer. superior advantages for Pencil,
Charcoal, Water Color. Cmyon Drawings and
Oh Painting,
boys received In tho Primary and informed.
Nte Departments For circulars or interview,
Hpply 10
MRS. ". STEVENS HART,
my3O Principal. Wheeling. " Va
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Metals.

NEW YORk-PIg iron dull: southern
$40 25Il2 90; northern $40 75Grl2 so.
Copper firm. Lead steady. T@ quiet.
Spclter dull.
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Simply npply SWAYNE'S OINTMENT,
No Internal medicine required. Cures tct-
ter. eczema, Itch. NIL cruptiOns on tho
face. hands. nose. etc, leaving tho skin
clear, white and healthy. Its great heal
Ing and curative powers arc possessed by
no other remedy. Ask your druggist for
SWAYNE'S OINTMENT. tths&w
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.@enlSZZYania Lines !
Trains Run by CentraI TIme.

Ticket Offices At Pennsylvania Station on
Water St. Foot OF Eleventh St, Wheel
the Pennsylvania station, BrldEeport.
Southwest ~System-"Pan Handle Routes
kII,IiI. ET1nily eNrapf SnrTny
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GOING NORTH

Electric ears from bridgeport TO Wheel
Ing, Electric cars to bridgeport,
'Dnlly.
f%sundaya only between points marked Z
All other trains daily except Sunday.
On Sundays train No. | rum 10 Ulrichs-
Vile only, and on same days train 6 starts
from UhliclsvIilo instead of bridgeport.
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When Baby was SICK, VT gave her Castoria.
When Shc wasa Child, she cried for Castoria.
When Rhc had Children, shc gave them Cas,orIa,


Symptoms-Molsturc: intense itching
and stinging: most ut night: worse by
scratching. II allowed to continue tn.
morB form. which often bleed and ulcer
ate. becoming very sore. SWAYSE'S
OINTMENT stops the itching and bleed
ing. heals liberation. and In most cases
removes tho tuinors. At druggists or by
mil, for 60 cents. DR.. Swayno 6 Son,
phllnlClplIn.
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( Elm Grove Railroad.

tDuily, except SUNDAY. Hrl
Sunday. church trains will leave Elm
Grove ii 9:iSA- m. and Wheeling ut la:l7
u. III. Il. i. WEISGEREER,
General ManuIer.
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Wheeling Bridue & Terminal nv.

c. Q. DREWSTER. Receiver.
Time Table No. IL, to talo effect l.;ui
n. M. Sunday. November la. 1895.
Leave WhGcnRS-iS:W. 1915. Sll:iv 4. M,
t2:9O. t3:l5, 1850, $500 u. m.
Leave peninsula-tS:Os. 1851. sll:i6, a
IN. t2:9G, 'S:2l, 1886 s9:06 p. NJ.
Leave MarIin's E~SrrSH.-,tSl2, 1870. s,l:Ss
Arrive Terminal junctIon-tS:lI. tlo:0a
sl IS IL, M, i2:SS. $50, f4:t6, s2:lS p. M.
Leave Terminal JunctiOn-tf;2a. 500 a
M, 1870 IL. NJ, $3.50. S:p5. ta:i+, ISIS p. m.
Leave Martins ~I'crry-tI:2S. s9:OI, a. m.
'l2:i6, Si:uJ. tao, 1913. tS:52 p. III.
Leave Pen~lnsula.ti;3i. s9:li. 4. M. 'l2:u.
sail. tA:i7, t6:2S. 1888 y. m.
Arrive Whcoling-t1:i0. $500, a. m.
.l2:57. ti:lT. tt:2h. 1881, 1895 y. III.
'Daily; tpaily except Sunday. sSun.
days only.
An trains will run on Eastern Time.
y. y. TAUSSlG. SUPERINTENDENT
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SUMNER ~
LEE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

Hardy County, W. Va.
Formerly known as Towards Lick.
VII open June ~. Tho waters contain n
.arcer per cent OF soda tina any other
sulphur springs known in the VirGinias,
anu no lime. Hot and cold sulphur baths.
bMily mail and connection BY telephone
WIN the Western Union. Round trip tick
,L5 oT"- the Baltimore & Ohio from
"S'elinE; Pamphlets al be had at this
oi'C". Address,
LEE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS CO,
iS Matthias, Hardy County, ", Va.
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DR.. NABEE'S STRONG TONIC.

THE. following dealers In staple. and
,,pey groceries, etc., In tho city aud
suburbs, have purchased Il stock Of DR..