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A Remarkable Clock.
From the London Times.


Japan possesses a remarkable timepiece.
1t Is contained in a frame three feet wide
and five feet long. representing a MONDAY
landscape of great beauty. The foreground
is q mass of bios som; in the rear Is seen a
hill, gradual in ascent, from which ap-
parently flows a crystal cascade. whence
q thread-like stream meanders. In the sky
a golden sun turns on a silver wire, strik-
ing the hours on a silver gong as it passes.
Each hour Is marked on frame by a
creeping tortoise. which serves the place Of
a hand. A lovely bird MARBLES at the close
of each hour, and a mouse scampers from
it's hiding place and is soon lost to view.
Evening star., 1896-10-24
The Click Of the BAH Bearfnrs.

From the New York Evening Sun
A bicycle expert says: ITO be at its best
the ball in a bearing. contrary to the gen.
eral belief, should not be OF extreme hard
ness. Balls in cycle bearings fail in two
ways-by splitting and by wearing fat. IL
a ball stops rolling In q bearing IT at once
has fiat spot formed on IT, which makes
1t forever useless. and balls often split in
two when at work. Just how a solid,
sound steel ball can be split I'm such light
&C ompany as the parts of a wheel bearing
Is difficult to understand. Nevertheless, the
bearing balls do split. as is well known to
any repairer who has played the part Of
doctor to q sick bicycle
Evening star., 1896-10-24
UNIVERSITY ATHLETICS.
Catholic University.

The Athletic Association Of the Catholic
University will be formally organized for
the work Of the year early In November
ky which time the qualifications of the
different applicants for membership can be
fully ascertained. 1t Is probable that no
foot ball team will be organized at present
Two hand ball courts have been erected
in the rear of Caldwell Hall, and a base.
ball field is now being laid OF back Of Nc
Mahon Hall. 1t is expected that some good
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relerraphing From Midocean.

Among the thousands Of kilograms re-
ceived by the Duke and Duchess Of York
upon the birth Of the young prince was
one from the captain and crew Of the Far
aday. which was, at that moment, in the
middle Of the Atlantic. engaged In laying
a new cable to America. The end of the
cable: ON board was attached to signaling
instrument, and by this they had received
the news OF the birth Of an heir to the
throne.
Evening star., 1896-10-24
The Hands.
Score: NORTH and South, Z.
Comment.

Comment.
Trick 2-North has no other lead than a
trump. East makes the ordinary play
OF King second hand. and 1T is fortunate
he did so, for, otherwise, the chance for
the grand coup would not have arisen.
Trick 3-West plays a false card, which,
for the time being, makes North think that
South has the other two trumps. OF
course North knows that East has no more,
and that the Jack and Eight are together
with South or West.
Trick +West thinks that the outlook for
the club suit Is not pleasant, and leads
from his Three of spades.
Trick 5-East thinks that South has
trumps left, and returns his partners club
suit in preference to the spade.
Tricks 6-7-West makes him two COM
lnanding spades and South's failure to
trump marks Jack and Eight of trumps
with West. South echoes in his discard
to signify that he is throwing away from
his long suit, a fact that North must per-
ceive anyway. but the echo serves to in
duce North to credit South with strength
as well as length in the diamond suit.
Trick S-WestS lead of q club is question
able. as he can place the tenace with South;
however. West can also place the dia-
monds in South's hand, and his play should
not be criticised too severely, especially as
1t gives North the opportunity of q life
time. Had West led diamond at that
point, North's play would have been more
stand play by discarding Ace Of diamonds
on Souths lead Of King of clubs trump
ing another club. and returning his sman
diamond. This ould not be the grand
coup. but play of a much more difficult
character. requiring brilliant play by bo1n
South ard North.
Trick eSouth perceives the situation
and leads King of clubs. South undoubted-,
1y expected North to make the play he
did; North has left Ten, Seven and Six of
trumps. and Ace. Eight Of diamonds: he
knows that Il he discards his small dia-
mond in this trick, he will be compelled
to win the next trick with Ace of dfa-
monds and lead a trump to Vests Jack
Eight. while II he trumps King of clubs
and South has King of diamonds the lead
will come through West and he will make
only his Jack of trumps. Even IL Sou,n
has Eot King of diamonds, the play cam
not lose, as the loss of a diamond trick
will be made up by making the lead come
through Vests trump tenace. North,
therefore, trumps his partners trick.
Tricks 1O-13-The coup succeeds. South
has the necessary card, and West makes
but one trump.
Cooper Breaks u Record
Tom Cooper smashed the worlds unpaced
quarter-rnile record Thursday night at the
Memphis, Tenn, Coliseum races His time
was 26 2-5 seconds. The best previous rec
ord was 26 3-5 seconds, held by Con Baker
and johnson.
Asked to Manage Phiindelphia.
William H. Murray. for two seasons man
aSer Of the Providence ball team, has been
asked to take the management Of the
Philadelphia team.
Evening star., 1896-10-24
Positive Proof.
From Truth.

From Truth.
Miss Daisy Medders (coyly)-"Do you
love me, JaSon,"
Jason Huckelberry-" Course I love you'll
Do you s'pose I'd have been actin the fooh
over you all this time IL / didn't?"
Evening star., 1896-10-24
Don't Buy q Wheel

without first learning the great in
ducements we are offering-you'll
lose money if you do.
DNew Wheels for hire. 25c. per hour.
Enterprise Cycle Co.,
s12-sl4 18th st. Jno. Woerner. IT,. Mgr. sc241sa
-The highest class OF laundry
work possible to accomplish at the
Yale Laundry, 5I4 10th ST. Phone
1oo2-and wagon will cali. It
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athletes will be developed from the material
now at the university.

now at the university.
Georgetown University.
The wearers Of the blue and gray are
jubilant over the result Of the tennis tour
nament, in which Goodfellow and Driscoll
Won first place and Tobin and MacMahon
second place.
Cullen, 80, manager Of billiards, has an
nounced two tournaments for this year,
one to take place before the holidays, the
other in the spring term.
Devereux. '98, is expected to be the win
ner Of the half-mile race at the field and
track meet on November 7.
A new departure, or rather a return to
the old Grecian sports, will be inauguratsd
at the field and track meet Smith, Shea
and Doyle are practicing daily with the dis
Gus. and Smith will try for the record. Ill
feet IL inches, now held by Sheldon of
Yale.
McAnerny, '9e, shows great Improvement
over his work of last year, and the other
athletes are in fine form. Wefers never
break the records in the 100 and 220-yard
dashes.
Trainer Foley has found two quarter and
half-mle runners in Fleming and Prince
that he expects to surprise some one with
on the 7th.
Ruff. Stewart. Curtis and Coffin of the
High School relay team are now under
Trainer Foley's direction and are in fine
condition.
Great interest is manifested in the ap-
preaching meet Of November Z. The col
leges invited to participate and who have
signified their intention 10 send representa-
tives are Brown, Columbia IN. ", Colum-
ban Cd. c., Cornell, Fordham. Harvard
Holy Cross. Lafayette, Lehigh, University
Of Pennsylvania, Princeton and Yale.
Sunday afterno Don the class of 80 eleven
will meet the 1900 eleven on Georgetown
field. The line up for the game follows:
Evening star., 1896-10-24
A Finiahed WheeIman.

From the Chicago Record.
'Scorchers a perfect wreck"
What ails him.
1.-The doctor says he has bicycle heart
bicycle head, bicycle face, bicycle eyes, BIZ
cycle teeth and bicycle knees"
Evening star., 1896-10-24

At Buda Pesth the highest possible score
was II: at Nuremburg 1t was IS.
The average length Of the games was
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Fit1 and shnrkey Matched.
Cooper and Bald Matched.

Tom Coopers hackers have deposited $500
for a series Of match races with Ed Bald
for $1,000 side. AS Bald has been ex-
tremely anxious to race Cooper, the match
is practically an assured fact. Three races
will be ridden in three different cities of
the south, the distance to be decided later
The three towns will probably be Nash
ville Louisville and New Orleans.
Evening star., 1896-10-24

A loon for all. Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Evening star., 1896-10-24
Howard University.

howard Untverstty.
A practice game was played between the
regular university eleven and pickup
team Thursday, resulting in victory for
the regulars.
A game has been arranged with the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania Reserves for Sat
urday. October 81. 1t is expected that an
Interesting game will result, as the teams
are quite evenly matched in weight.
The Tennis Club met Thursday afternoon
ard elected Holmes. president: Brewer, vice
president: Gillian. treasurer, and Paxron
secretary. There will be series of games
played. the first being scheduled for this
afternoon.
Prof. Cook Of '95 Oxford is coaching the
foot ball te am
Evening star., 1896-10-24

Tom Cooper smashed the worlds unpaced
quarter-rnile record Thursday night at the
Memphis, Tenn. Coliseum races His time
was 26 20 seconds. The best previous rec
ord was 26 3-5 seconds, held by Con Baker
and johnson.
Evening star., 1896-10-24
Asked to Manage Philadelphia.

William H. Murray. for two seasons man.
aSer of the Providence ball team. has been
asked to take the management Of the
Philadelphia team.
Evening star., 1896-10-24

Fox, 81. Is getting speedfer every day
and Trainer Foley predicts he will secure a
place at Mott Haven.
J. T. Collins has been elected manager of
base ball, and a schedule Is being made
out for games with Princeton. University
of Pennsylvania, University of Virginia and
Yale.
Wednesday '07 and '9S elevens will try
conclusions.
Driscoll will meet Davidson on the bache-
lor courts to decide the District tennis
championship as soon as the latter, who
has been sick, Is able to play.
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NATURAL STIMULATION
rDe shaker Non intoxicating
Stlmulant.

.,,,,r,, stimulation Is fertilization.
~ sctting the most out OF the soil.
~ IL good farming,
N.,nSr believes In stimulation, There
sSt sn must we. But we must under
ftS tam t Nsst way is to do Il in natures
..Iv Then wen DO more likely to be
right. 49,. =, crawling nat,,rN con.
Strsies In the seed oil the life,
C,..rSth and stimulation that can be
H ~, sbcrr. II Is In such shape that tho
EvS ~ shoot can live of II, and continue
VC -rSw for long while.
WThts il natural plant stimulation.
Nsitlnc is artificial growing, Malt Is
sS ,hat has been allowed TO grow till
~ natural, concentrated, dlgestlblc,
sUM"iied. KofEee-R ola is q Shaker nom
,.,nTIratlng stimulant made from the
m ',,sJ seeds OF the Caffea and Koln.
!, ia n natural stlmalant for mind
and body. better than any other stimu-
Aht .Tvousness, headache. indigestion,
.,boustion, pnipttRtion. low spirits,
;..s AZ ambition. dizziness, hysteria,
M. .S debility, loss OF memory, etc,
En- Nm ali disappear with the use OF
Matted Koffee-Ko1a.
Matted TX oftee- Kola does not intoxi-
,.ts and has no bad reaction. II Is q
s,lH,nlant, but "a food stlmulant. That
Isthe difference between It and all other
' so,a by druggists at 81 90 q bottle.
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Live Stock.

CHicAGo-Cnttic, the supply to-day
was very small for Monday and sales
showed nm advance OF about l0c on cat
tic thpt were at all desirable In quality.
Common. to strictly choice native beeves
were saleable at ut 50 3OI4 o., the bulk
OF the sales being between 81 1904 co.
Hogs. trade was active, while the sup
ply OF good to choice hogs lasted. prices
averaging n nickel higher. Common TO
choice hogs sold Mt "a 00@f 30. ana some
prime butcher weights brought a 32hQ
1 as: sales were largely ut 81 1904 30.
Sheep, there was a fairly good de.
mand and prices were steady at 81 604
& 10 for interior TO choice sheep: s. ESQ
2 so for yearliugs and 50 5000 20 for
lambs. Receipts, Cattle 1l.0OO head;
hogs $4,000 head; sheep 1900 head,
EAST BUFFALo-Cattie. receipts lis
cars OF sale cattle. against l22 cars last
week; market slow for oil but good fat
light butchers steers, prime fat heifers
and good smooth fat COWS. which were
scarce and sold at an average OF l0gl5c
from former prices. Hogs, receipts 10
cars; market fairly active; Workers.
fair to choice 60fp4 65; pigs, common
TO fair 81 5O94 60. Sheep and lambs. re-
celpts 100 cars; market dull and SLOW.
lambs, choice to prime 81 So0i 30; culls
to G selected export wethers IS 2503 so;
eulls and common 81 1902 40.
EAST LIBERTY-Cattie slow and
unchanged. Hogs steady: medium
grades SI 45EI4 so; best Workers. 81 900
4 40; pigs 81 159I %: heavy hogs 81 $50
4 40; roughs 50 066i4 90. Sheep very
slow, will sell Mt 10@i5c lower: prime
sheep 81 SO93 so; good 50 COOS 90: COM
mon 81 6592 Is: culls 81 0OG ! 50: lambs
s. 0OG4 90; veal calves s. SOFAS 7b.
cINCINNATI-Hogs strong at 50 $50
A 40; receipts 6.l00 head; shipments 1000
bend
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Ann-Tho trh0nN fff0RRnf F1N0f-
SiSh1 ~. ~ tSn ot,cm1ioS NJ ~ tho
~ ,n,.S to.SSS ana trndins was heavy.
ttaosts ho' S,Sy,i n ono e, nc sensS.
~. LOUIS ny ~. Iuf an, Ia, o = ,,,,,n ~ thpao
t uons Z, =, M ,nr MANI 1n pipntcS The feeling
S 49, ,vos "snsraIIv bullish. and Mny
mere was se y. ~: ,iSnor th"n ms sam Ts
Wneat Slo9oa ~ r No" corn oats and nra-
Gay c!osis' nv Wv. SV, no.Icr bnf rbado
, vss.on afi n sho.Ses In value. '
wy rIo, 1rs I'M, "'N
t EiSur dI n.,,, No . vnr,,V GsH 9eszc.
~ . snrInS siSSsiiSc. No ? red 7O&c.
~; sp. ~" Ia Ssessi SSssSts, Nav sSN@
fo,t Is1r I1,S,, rcI SSGsS. s6fSssc my
Ssit S SssSSiis SSesc - - w.
VoS Ioea naUs Nh os16sSmo. trahru-
So ail.o SS nv sS.c. = NM SSss ~ n SfSS% =,
INV ak eI32Tdt32c; September 32&6
SsiS f1SSc.
Onts-Cneh No. 2, 2l& 12lMc; No. 2
,yhite 21d6glRc: No. Q white 1Ditp2ic;
February closed at 1OMc: March closed
nj 2OHc: May 2lMIg1R 02l9sc; July
SilS 3sig T2iaIc
Rye-No. 2, Iic.
Baricy-No. 2 nominal; No. 8, 24937c:
No. 4. 25G25Ac,
Flnxseed--No, /, 02c.
Neutrality-suspicious. 50 TO-
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market dull: 10, SIZE; options opened
steady. closed Unchanged and hc net
higher; February Clonrl ut 31hc; May
closed nj SG5sc. Oats, receipts llG,4OO
busheiB. spot dull; No. 2, 26c; options
were extremely dun, closed partially
NC higher: February closed 2jlac: May
closed ut Gj7kc. Hay steady. Hops
quiet. Hides steady. Leather quiet.
Beef steady Lard stendy; options
snle8 none; May 50 % nominal Mt close,
cottonsecd oil slow Buttcr weaker;
creamery lsGllsc; factory 9Gi2lsc; FL
gins ISe; imitation creamery llkstlhe;
stcndy: state and Pennsylvania dc.
Tullow steady. Rosln dull. Tur?en-
tine duii. Rice steady. Moinsres steady.
Coffee, options steady ut 50l5 points
decline: closed easy Mt net decline OF 26
dlI5 points: sales 23,76O. Sugar, raw
Arm: refined 4hc: standard A A&c:
cutloaf SIC: crushed SIC: graduated
i8c.
BALTGMoRE-Flo firm; western
superfine SO 65ii2 20; winter wheat pat
ents 81 SjG21 10; spring 81 GOG3 30; re-
ceipts 1869 barrels; shipments A2OB
Barreis. Wheat strong: spot and month
75MI75&c; May 74a.cS75c; receipts
4,O32 bushels; southern wheat on grade
73Q76c. Corn steady: spot and month
334 GD339sc; May S6D3BPc; steamer net
i've at 32I32Mc; receipts 2,776 bushels;
shipments 23SOG7 bushels: southern
white and yellow corn 32N G33Ac. Oats
lrIner; No. 2 white western 25ie426c;
receipts 2,l35 bushels. Rye quiet but
firm; No. western 45p46c; receipts
/ ,lOl bushels. Hay steady: choice tim
othy SIC on asked Grain frcights quiet:
rates barely steady; steam to Liverpool
per bushel unchanged. Butter quiet;
fancy creamery 2lc, Eggs quiet; fresh
1ic. Cheese steady; fancy New York
largo l1aIlhc.
CINCINNATI-Flou higher: fancy
50 O5I3 90: family 81 GQa2 80. Wheat
steady; No. rcd nc: receipts 1000
bushels. Corn strong; No. ! mixed SOC.
Oats higher: No. 2 mixed 226l2Scl Rye
flrm: No. 2,iic Lard quiet but steady
Mt 81 30. Duikmeats easier at 20 w.
Bacon quiet and easy 1T SO 60. whisky
steady; sales Gil barrels Mt 81 Y. But
ter steady; Elgln creamery &c; Ohio
l6DlSc; dairy 10c. Cheese quiet ana
steady; good to prime Ohio nat oV9Fsc'
Sugar steady. Eggs dull at lie,
ToLEDo-wheat active and higher;
No. 2 cash 75hc; May Tic; July 72Rc.
Corn astlve and steady: No. mixed
csc; No. 3 mixed 2I1sc; May SiAc. oats
dull and steady; No, mixed 2Okc bid;
No . white 2lc. Rye dull; No. cash
IlIkc. cloverseeI dull and steady;
prime cash 81 IS; March 81 31hc.
PHILADELPHIA fair: fnn-
cy western creamery zoe. Eggs steady;
fresh nearby lie; western lSc, Cheese
steady.
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Lot. OF LII. In Them Yet.

People whose forty.flrth birthday Ii
hchInd them. fancy their power 10 re-.
1,lSt disease IL lessened because o cough
ntlcks TO them n few days. They
change their ideas when they have
tried THE PINEOLA BALKAN, for II
goes right to the spot and makes the
lrrltated throat well. The resinous sub
Nianccs in the pine and other trecs viii
DtUp n cough every time II combined
mn they urG In IGly'S Pineola BnIsam
whIch all wtde-awulSe druggists have
for sale nt 25c.
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Distrcssiug kidney and bladder dis.
enses relieved In six hours by the
NEW GREAT SOUTH AMERICAN
KIDNEY CURE" This new remedy
Is n great surprise on account OF Its
exceeding promptness in relieving pain
IN the bladder. kidneys, back and every
part OF the urinary passage In male
or female. 1t relieves retention OF
water and pain In passing 1t almost
Immediately. II you want quick relief
and cure this Is your remedy. Sold by
II. II. List. druggist, Wheeling. W. Va.
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NEW YoRK-Many visiting dry
goods men were In the market and
while they looked after many classes
OF goods, they did not prove TO be buy
ers, as new engagements were for very
limited quantities. Printing cloths
.uulet, but steady at csc, with consid-
cradle doing in odd Jobs.
FALL RIvER-Prlnt cloths quiet
and steady at 2%c.
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FINANCE AND TRADE


Markets..
NEW YORK, Feb. s.--Money on call
firm at tIs@G per ccnt; hpt lean per
cont; closed at Per cent. Prime NOR
camille paper COS per cent. s!crllng ex-
change weak and lower. wlth actual
business In bankers bills at 81 SIE@
SIS for demand md SiSBtItS7 for
sixty days. Posted rates 81 SI6pi $500
SSisdff 10. COMMERCIAL bins ~ SO. Sill
Yer certificates GTadG7Hc.
To-dny's stock speculation was al
most entirely professional. Tho volume
OF trading showed Il considerable con-
traction compared with recent recoTdn.
md tho business was indlifCrGnily dlH-
tributed. London, as had been expect
cd. came lower for Americans, but the
los9eB below New York parity did not
reach full figures. There was also some
selling for foreign account In this mar
kut on the passage In the senate of The
free silver colnqSe amendment 10 the
house bond bill. The same Influence
was operative in causing lower range
OF prices. il was also feared that the
success OF the government bond issue
as a popular Joan, might be jeOlarllz-
cd. Foreign bankers, however, held
conflicting Views on this point. On
the one hand II was suggested thnt the
largest expected German Subscription
for tho bonds. amounting TO $2h,O0O00
might be Withdrawn wholly or in p1rt
while other interests made the point
that It was Just nS FULLY recognized
abroad asSn this country. that defeat
awaited the free silver measure either
in the house or Mt the hand Of the
President Domestic subscriptions for
the bonds were very large. Bids for
$6,000.000 were received by the United
States Trust Company. In the last mr.
teen minutes of business and II Ia
trustwonthily stated that the instltu-
tIon named will put in bid for con-
slderably more than one.half OF tho
entire loan. Sugar led the market In
point OF activity. The Industrials dis
played the greatest weakness, the de-
cllnes being attributable to special ln-
luehceS.
The closing was steady nj rally
losses, resulting from the days opGra-
lions.
HALLWAY bonds ruled duh and lower.
The declines were material, however.
rs only one or two instances, The
sales were Sl,112,00O,
Governments were comparatively &c
tive, $4,000 being dealt In ut note
worthy advances over the bid quota
lions.
State bonds were dull and feature
less. The dealings amounted to $4,000.
Government bonds steady.
State bonds duh.
Railroad bonds easier.
The total sales OF stocks to-day were
1906 shares.
Evening Posts London financial
cnblegram: The stock markets. were
good to-day, notably for first class In
veStment stocks. CoDsols sold at 1884.
the highest on record. South American
issues were strong, ArGGntincs leading
on a further decline In the gold pre-
MUM.
Americans have been steady to firm,
but closed weak. The senate's nCtioa
in passing the silver bill undoubtedly
checked purchasers here.
There ls u considerable demand for
gold for New York and Withdrawals
from the Bank OF England may occur
this week.
The Paris and Berlin markets were
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pllr., pnr., 1,ehIng plle..

Symptoms Moisture; intense itching
and aiinglnE; most nj night; worse by
scratching. II allowed TO continue tui-
mia. becoming very sore. SwAY&E'S
OINTMENT stops tho itching and bleed.
Ing, henls liberation, and In most cases
rcniovcs tho tumors. Al druggists or by
mail, for 20 cents. Dr. SwaynO x Son,
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OIL cfTY-credit balances 81 aS; GER
tifcates, March delivery opened at 81 "A;
highest 81 t5A; lowest 81 ~; closed at
81 fISIl: sales 1000 barrels; shlnments
i29,445 barrels: runs $500 barrels.
NEW YORK : Petroleum opened
weak: closed at 81 l5iS bid.
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QUICK in effect, heals and leaves no
scar. Burning, scaly akin cruptions
quickly cured by Dewltt's Witch Hazel
Slave. Applied TO burns. scaids. old
sores, It Is magical in effect Always
cures piles. Logan 3 Co.. Wheeling, w.
Va, b. F. Peabody. Benwood. aud
Bowie 8 Co., Bridgeport. Q.
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1Eo,y 10 Cure All skin Diseases

Simply apply swAYNE,s OINTMENT.
ter. eczema, Itch, NIL eruptlonB on tho
face, banda, nose. ETC., leaving the skin
clear, white and healthy. Its great heal
lnE and curative powers are Possessed by
no other remedy. Ask your druggist for
swAYNE's OINTMENT. tthS&w
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GIVE mo liver regulator and ] ean
ron1Iinte the world" said q genius. me
druggist handed him n bottle OF De
Wits Little Early Riscrg. the inlnV MI
little pills Logan y Co., Wheeishg, ,, W,
a. Co, Bridgeport. o.
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NEW YoRK-pIg iron quiet. Cop
per quiet and firm. Lead ilrmer: ex-
chnnEe S3819s. Tin quiet; straiEhts
sis 35R13 As; plates steady, Spelter dull;
domestic $500 nominal.
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n.y. Honnsylvanla sauous.
[V!EgRnSyIVaRidI LINES.
wv Trains Run by Central Tire.
Pennsylvniiin stAuiona

water HT., FoQr or ELEVENTH ST. WnEELtSd,
AT MoLUnE HOUSE,. WHIkLINd, AND AT THE
pENNIYLvANIA ETAriON. nIInnEHonT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-04

T:2o a. IN. from Cleveland to uhrichsyIlle, = IS
D, M FROM UhsIShSyille 20 Cleveland runs daily.
Through connections and through tickets 70
all points Call on our agentS or address
NJ q. GABRIEL General Passenger Agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-04

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