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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-01-14
BallArds snow Llninsnt.

This invaluable remedy is one that
should be in every household. IL cures
rheumatism, neuralgia. sprains, cuts,
bruises, burns, frosted feet and ears,
sore throat and sore chest. fyou have
lame back Il will cure you. Il panel
uaies 70 the seat Of the disease. II vii.
cure stii joints and contracted mus
cles after all other remedies have failed.
These who have been cripples for years
have used Ballard's Snow Liniment
and thrown away their crutches and
been able 10 walk az we'll a. ever. II
will cure you. Price 80 cents. Sold by
Geo. W. Norrell.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-01-14
CORPORATION OR NOT
THE PRINCIPAL TOPIC OF
CONVERSATION ON THE
STREETS OF BRYAN.
But LITTLE TINE TO DECIDE.
IL BehOoves the People OF
Bryan TO Act Wisely In So
Serious q Matter.

City government or no city govern
ment-that IL the question which now
confronts the people Of Bryan, ond al
are agreed that ten days is a very short
time 10 discuss and decide a question Of
such grave importance; but the law
makes Il that way, the election Ia or
dered, and the brief interval must be
improved 10 the best possible adyan-
tage by those vi no have the interest Of
the community Al heart. Passion and
prejudice should be allowed 10 play no
part In the matter whatever We real
we that the community l. divided, and
that there are good men on both sides
also that both have arguments b sus-
tain their opposing positions. A thor
ough understanding Of the situation is
necessary TO an intelligent solution o.
the problem.
We have here a city government OF
our own creation, with laws, officers,
public property, and everything neoes-
sary to the control Of municipal ahairs.
The abollshment Of the corporation
means that every yestiSe OF said gov
ernment will be swept away. All the
Affairs Of the town will pass into the
hands Of the county aud precinct Off
GERS; ell city Offices will become vacant
immediately, aud city property will
pass into the hands Of the county treas
urer, to be disposed Of according TO the
provisions Of the law Of abolishmeni,
which IL published again today, in or.
der that all may have an opportunity
for iis thorough understanding. The
main Argument Of those in favor Of
abolishment l. a reduction Of taxation.
The rate is nov sl.Oj; 30 cents Of this
is devoted to school purposes, and will
have 10 be maintained; 2j cents ad va
loren is eliminated; lS i-2 cents water
works would have 10 be supplied by a
similar tax 10 maintain the plant, a.
We understand the case, and pay It's
indebtedness the city hall bonds
would also have TO be provided for. and
In fact all indebtedness which might
exceed the amount realized from the
sale Of city property. So the saving in
taxation would not be % great after
all. and the benefits 10 lie derived arr OF
sdoubiidl character, and in fact the
whole result Of such a movement, II
successful, Is iraughi with Doubt and
uncertainty. In the opinion OF the
Eagle, Il would be step backward,
and one which our prosperous city
would have cause TO regret The town
would doubtless be Immediately REIN
corporaied for school purposes, and the
schools efficiently maintained. The
streets would be worked much a. the
county roads are now. Insurance men
are unable to give any accurate light on
the effect Of abollshment upon rates,
and the question ofdre limits is not yet
very clear. All this must be consid-
cred.
There are many other thing bearing
on the subject which will crop out dur
ing the campaign, aud which We have
not time TO mention here: The Eagle
Is opposed to the movement, but a, the
same time We are open TO suggestions
made in the proper spiri, from either
side. We would like to see all the oyi-
denoe in the case submitted before a
yerclcl is rendered at tho polls.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-01-14

|
II 2 Stacy, wS johnson,
Spencer Ford, EJ Fountain,
J A Mcqueen, ER Emmel,
J X Sims, Wa johnson,
R 7 Boyle, Jr Claude Mitchell.
Geo W Norrell, Jenkins,
j NJ Caldwell, BF Watkins,
Thos Rowan, James DUN,
Allen Mckenzie, u Rohde,
jas o Chance, CB Rsck,
| c W Mitchell, b + lIaves,
r II Kirk, WI Dean.
A II Harbers, George W Smith,
NJ + Dansby, \ Jametta,
John Whitman, FL Maraua,
J I Mitchell, John II Webb.
J A Buckholis, JB Leonard,
: Wetier, Thos McCAsland.
W II Minkert, NJ Bonneville, Jf,
l. r Bsnneville AD Benson,
W P woO,en, DL MeNeelsy,
Wv Foster, A Emden,
J II Wilson, TIP wooien,
W b Gree, VIII Wilson,
l II Newton, II II Moseley,
/ + jackson. wv Caviit,
Sam Brazil, Charles Pra,er,'
I b J0nson, DB Knox,
B ID Dawson, Jno McCorouodale,
ID o Hortman, l. II Bailey,
W A withers, wJHajek,
NC Msrek, II / Bullock,
W NJ Foster, WI Roberts,
r Fond, il Fountain,
Geo pleizef, Wm koppe,
S II Higgs, VI Dobrovolny.
II A Burger, JM Mike,
I II Spell, SB Buchanan,
II Dillashaw, WI Christian,
II V Shields, NJ Bonneville, sr.
DC Wick, JEFF P Mitchell,
/ G c Wallace, JN Mustachia,
J \ Lawrence, Ell EddlemAn
7 W Gusiavus, FMHall,
McP Beard, JP Love,
+ Lehman, FE Mistrot,
L A Sanders, A G Dunnica,
Joe Ellis, A Gtaler,
n Cole, Charles Patterson,
A A Dean, &c Harden,
& SchwsrS, II Mitchell,
II + Peverley, RI weddington,
W r Cayitt, SH weatherford,
W A Hudson, wB Baker,
just received, new car Royal 0wl
Flour 3sdtf RI. FeES.
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Those Who signed IL.

Following is the full let Of those who
signed the petition asking for the abol-
ishment Of the corporation. The names
were omitted yesterday for the reason
that the order was issued too late to
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-22

sold, Will take tlicir places IN tho cir.
culatlon. Il the interests Of tho Cnun.
try rCQuirr II.
Ihu secretary refers To his recon.
ncndnu0n lnsI year that the sccrr-
tAil oI the treasury hC authorized 20
issue from time 10 time low interest
long time gold bonds. ana to exchange
thrm for United States notes und
treasury notes, and assumes that 80
radical Il mrnFhlc would not receive
tho assent Ot Congress nov. lie sug-
GeStS that At the very least authority
shonld be given IL retire AMI cancel a
maximum amount uf notes each wear
Thr adoption OF such policy would
give immediate assurance " Il PURPOSE
10 'olufn within u reasonable period to
u AhiG anu elastic C!rcnCy system.
lie recommends amendments to tho
national banking Laws 10 permit the is
sue OF circulating hutCs equal In
amount Ia the faCc value " the bonds
deposited and reduce the tax onuotrs to
Onr'fourth ut one per cent per aunmu.
The secretary make detailed state
mcnt OF thc expenditures Nnd revenue
OF the government, Witch was reviewed
III the Presidents message Among
other things he said.
For the eleven months next prrCru.
my December |. 1896, the total value Of
our importl lions, dutinhr ami free.
was Sll6SOO,OlO legs than during che
corresponding eleven months IN The
calendar year 1899, the decrease IN free
goods being |6S 800, 900 and I'm uuuablc,
goods FJl,iOO0OO. More than fOur-ilfths
or these large decreases occurred IN
the first iir" months Or the present lis.
cal year the falling OF during that
period being $i0,.ii O0O In (rcr goods
and NiGIIO0O In dntinhlc goods.
1T Is believed that u careful con-
Sidcration NJ the existing situation and
n conservative reliance upon improved
business conditions In the future, fullr
justify the conclusion that the cStI-
mated deficiencies FOR the current year
and FOR the year 1898 will not be- rc.
allied, unless our public expenditures
shalt be very materially Increased by
acts OF Congress, and chat, with proper
economy In administration. and such
reductions In appropriations NJ might
lie made without uCtrimcnt 90 the puh-
lie service. the receipts will hr equal
To the disbursements In iS9S Hut, how
ever this may bc. IN" condition UC the
treasury Is such that no revenue leg
islntiOu ~ immediately necessary or
can hccuul" necessary for Il ConSidcY-
abb" time, In order 10 enable the gov
eminent promptly 10 meet all its or
binary obligations.
The secretary concludes with nm or-
Eumcnt against rryenIr legislation ON
protective lines, and urges economy IN
the Conduc- OF the government.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-22

CIlIAGo-After trade In cliil" was
fairly started the general run ruled
weak N "a loo lower. while choice DRY
fed hccvrS remained sirhd$' sales We're
ON IL basis OF ~ ""H" % COR IN" COM
monest beef steers up Go y oVuH ~ Tor
prime To fancy cntti', VIA IN" buik OF
tn" TadinN al ~ loh 20 butchers
cattle in good demand Ak hrm prices
I n". St,i',"AI "I' vi '','''N'
"a. v"'N r. ST Mr, .m ,,-nr 60 -
- IL, i ii,,,,,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-22

From n letter written by Rev. !. Cum
herman. OK DlmoEdale. Mich. VIC arc
permitted TO make this extract: Il hav..
no hesitation In recommending D-.
Kings New Discovery. rs the results
were almost marvellous IN the case Of
my vile. While | was pastor OF the
Baptist church at Eives Junction she
was brought down with Pneumonia
succeeding Ia Grippe. Terrible par
onySn:s Of coughing would last hours
with little interruption and 1t seemed
rs II she could not survive them. \
friend recommended DR. Kings New
Discovery: It was quick In It's work and
highly satisfactory In results" Trial
bottles free at Logan Drug cos nrlI;
Store. Regular size SOC and 81 90.
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FREE CURE FOR MEN.
Michigan Wan 0ncrs TO send Ills Dis
c"Nrry Free Claims to lie a Brnefnrior
To WeRkt ned Mankind.

There ls always more or lrsS suspicion
attached to anything tina; Is offered free
but sometimes a man 81 overilows with
generosity that lie cannot rest until his
discovery Is known 10 the world, In or
der ;hat his fellow men may prot. by
what he has discovered. II Is upon this
principle chat resident OF Kalamazoo,
Mich. Desires TO send free to mankind
a prescription which Will cure chem Of
any fJrTH pt nervous debility. relieves
them OF all the doubt and uncertainty
which such men Arc peculiarly liable 10
and restores the organs 10 natural size
and NiEor As It costs nothing to try
the experiment; IL would seem chat any
man, suffering with the nervous
troubles that usually attack men who
never stopped 10 realize what Nigh; be
the final result, ought 10 he deeply In
trreSted in I remedy which will restore
them TO health. strength and vISOr.
without which they continue TO live an
existence OF untold misery. As the rem
cdy In question was the result o: many
years research as 10 wha: combination
would be- peculiarly effective In restor-
Ing - Men IN" strvHEtn ir"y nr--u. Il
would seem that all men suffering with
any form OF n"rvOuS weakness ought
90 write for such Il remedy III once. \
request TO II. c. Odds, Box 1866. Kala-
maZ6o Mich, stating that You are no.
sending for the prescription on; ., IdIr
curiosity. but that you wish 20 make
use OF the medicine by giving 1t 4 trial.
will be answered promptly and without
evidence IS 10 whcie Information came
from
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-22
A PEOPLE OF FEW WORDS.

let your speech be yea. yea. and
nay, nay" says the Good Book. "fOr
wh0sOcNcr Is more than these curirth
OF evil Tho Shakers ubide by the spr-
It " this rule. Their words n"c few.
simple. sincere and direct They waste
no energy IN idle tank; they use II IN
thinking and doing. And whatever
they do they do with their might. They
hr1 content with nothing short
or the essence and prlnCInlc
OF the thlngH they Investigate.
they take pains aud nrr patient. And
thus tie doors Of nanr stmngc truths
open To ihrm In this way they dlscOv-
cred what may almost be called the
unity OF disease. a venerable Shaker
says Of IL: 1T II Snld that one mans
meat W another mans poison. That Is
hut half tho truth. Any mans meat
II any mans poison. under certain
conditions, " the Erain never got fur.
thcr thlh the hopper we should iiCYpr
have bread, and " bread never rot
Turthcr than the stomach we should
never have strength When the gtnm-
ach Is torpid, helpless and inilamcd the
food Hes In II aud rOtH This frrmrn.
tnti0n produces pOiSunS which may,Hnd
OFTEN IO, disorder every other organ
AMI Junction Of the body, THIS Is lnli.
ucstioh or dyspepsia, with many syinp.
TOMS ana dlsgiiiSrs. Cure II ana yOu
cure n'nc-tcuths OF your complaints"
These words were uttered mauy years
ago Since then they have found "A
remedy, now known ny the Shaker DI-
E"Stivr COrtllal. It Is made frOm muli-
"lnnl plants cultivated by them 1t Is Il
fNDd and d,GcSts other foods Taken
whil" eating II rests the stomach and
nouriShCs n" system. The pain and dis
tressrH " Dyspepsia disappear before
u, 1t prevents fermentation ana coon
restores tull power IL he digestion It
succeeds IN the worst clsrs II Is
worthy the nnmc ot the people who's"
name II bears. Any druggist will sell
Nlm u lrIll hnLtln inr irL rnuLa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-22
FINANCE AND TRADE
The Fratnrss Of the Money aud Stock
Markets.

NEW YORK. Dec. 81 --ATnurv mn rnll
,,sI.r -, ,s,,,, ,,,, .,,,,,,. ,,,, i,,,, "a
~ w. 49, ''7' '''" =
per ccat, closed offered at ! per cent.
piimr III ,rcantIlr paper IHJ per cent,
S,rrii,r. ,xcb,,r. ,,si,r r.iu, ,,,,,,t
80, -,.
Si"csS III oIhh''H OWLS III ~ A'h
Tor demand and 81 N3@ for sixty daEg.
Posted rliss 81 Sp,GI SAL, and siS-i.Gf
,,,t. r,,.,.,', nm, ,,c,, -.
- '''"'e'''' N"'H ~ - i'''
Siivec G'i4c. silver certificates GJisU
CSI,c,
.rnn s,o.,, ,,,,,.t ,,.a.,. v.,s ,,,,r,,.
w,
III tLE"f OF the oulis' ana IA NUMBER OF
the bear professionals and also bulls
wIfl,nm s,nrEs uIsrlIru,,t,.J ,hr sra,..
-. 80,
"'Lu'c cu''uI.uhS' ny NAV! S,F'N w
,,,tHSC''oil WIN "'Sl"LiI odnh Id'i"Ir9'
ne HilahClai community ~ i"IE", now
yer. WIS h'uch more iilipF"sa,'u 10y ule
IoI''ST VI S'Lic hui"Ii on IN 'upfh
I'M. 'SllU u, Hnl '!r o'I'I 'iut lhcTf WIS
i" P'>s'ph''s OF h'S'F hC''"n on ln'
raj =" 'ulS ECNt'h'H'm'' an" ny IN"
'"H-uld ,eI!aU"'ioh az we Hllurh'N
CNTeI'eu eNl'"'iS n' Eni" 10 germany
'H' hSNS 'ili tH,' cameron Ihhah
resolution hau Wren luhE up uhhi aver
N" AG,!datS' thnS aliorlinG ample hnle
iDr Kun uriibe'aloh' ana increasing Ia
'HI1'"hs OF pruuacteu DEBATE ON ihc
SUBJECT resulted III IN" execution OF
q l'SeF proportion oil commission or
u"'S lHnh mas prriI hpt"u Tor som" i'hc
lIs'; LONDON prices Tor American
Sto'NS came hiEheT an" iafly mfE"
ouSIiS orders .ur !"feiSn account were
'Nc'u'"I III tAiS ihIrhrs. IN" bears
tested the speculative Sihfit early, ont
soon gave up ne contest and covered
extensively until the reported failure
.; Inc Nauonai BANK OF Illinois ranS-
.s,I 'he i'Gl'na out OF fresh snort iin"S.
IN" market was active anu IN" deal
ii'Es well distributed ana NOR" ruhh-
cent temper prihE reflected. NJ course
OF prices IN 'hc forenoon was some
WHAT NfcSuIhr' o"ihE I" IN" chliEcS
OF 'front.' 10y the bears.
III Inc Sp"ciai!i"S th' bears mad"
som" successes, MdHla'ihh being AZ
lacked. the Price yielding IN per cent
10 sag; on hVuIuatioh OF long STOCK M
NuCe" nn lht irSai it'Ack ON Inc COM
fahy. Inc STOCK was well supported at
IN. 10" itV"i anu Jumped to 10: clos
liE al q NHt Improvement Ut l"x per
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-22

Distressing kidney and bladder dis.
cas"s relieved In six hours by the NEW
GREAT SOUTH AMERICAN KID
NEY CURE" This new remedy is 4
great surprise on account of it, exceed
ing prornptnc3s In relieving pain In the
bladder, Kidneys. back and every part
OF the urinary passage In NAL" or fe-
male. II relieves retention OF water and
pain In passing ii almost Immediately.
If you want quick relief and cure this
IS your remedy. Sold by X. II. L!st,
druggist, Wheeling ". Va.
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NEW NORE-rherc Were a few buy
crs IN the market and an their part at
tentiun was given TO SilcSils and other
Innings and some good sales resulted.
For other Glasses VI goods there was
an irregular inquiry. huE IN settled
business resulted. Pointing cloths dull
and nominal at 29.lcc and odd goods
wide and narrow sold tn fair quantity,
hut rs low prices as everywhere rclliz-
ed.
FALL RIVER-Print cloths dull nj
g-lGc: nominal moderate sales Of odds
on basis 0: &c arc reported.
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nu"ncr. Corn and oats closed shade
lower ana provisions unchanged,

flu"nc", Corn and oats closed n shade
lower and provisions unchanged.
Flour easy
Wheat--Cash, 40, . spring. $3.50
iG'Ac: No. spring wheat Tgir7ac: No, :
red SSmSShc; December closed nj
iGh.c. May IaISOl, uighmiNNc. July
Ij'snIII7ihc.
Nnrh~cnHh. No =. !!Gsu 80 ~ :
SSHow corn --NW-ttc' 1'C'n,','I "i' :,
'm VI .-7sc, JnlhltS -+Hsn +-'s N--h"
-h'. NAV s'ms"'sp ;nA W@"s'
uhls-1nsil, NO. ma. ~, WIT
l. .. D. l'W-o"c; No . Wll''n l,H ia%G,
n:crinnSf closed ~ l'.r' Mns i'E"
I'ItW l',hW i9hm lsac'
myr-NO, - sc
InilrF.No. hoii'nnl' ~ D. L a. H.
9".2ic; No. y l. o. " Sod soc'
mihNsrtd-N". L. hGu iIlic'
Ii'noihvsrcd--Pllmc' y o', ,,o.,
Ness F0rk-Clsn. per nlEtcL "h"u
y w january "oou "'sH' va ANS
hoOh 'hu W. .-,,,,so
Lafu-CAsn. prI lVo l,S'' ;" ''.gia ~
january ~ S-'gWd e1u" h"' May S'os's"
'OIitl O?is. ,,
Snort ltlbs-ChAl. slides. ~ ,hr w,
january ~ SdN Si'9hd SO' May " V-'!n
to'W' O-'e. -.,
Dry sailed shoulders 4HWt'g''
short clear sides 4nihc.
NhlSkry-DiSuIl"iS ni'silru EVou',
per gallon, - u,
sugars unchnhE"d
tn" butter innrkrl hrm' cttltllrrlts
l'hl :lc: dnirlrS lOHlN.
D r ,,E NJ H,:W"'
.'tS'.' !, w. ''ra,' -V'' 80,
NEW NDlIh-FI0ur receipts "'OOO
barrels: exports 3,lIH barrels; market
duI' with Tree offerings nt spiing pat
rhts' w neat receipts liO'VO huShclS'
exports @,Sli bushels; spot market
hrmcf' 40 | nara H-Ar; optinlIS OPEN
ed weak AMI closed unsettled al '2H
Nc hdVan'" Tor nearby months nnd '.'
lower on lat" months; No, : red May
closed at SIisc; December closed Al
Sihc. Corn. receipts Icon bushels;
exports tG,-Si bushels; spo' market
steady; No. :, Shsc; options OPENED
stcauE ami closed &c higher |" "a
'Ic net lower May closed az 5lhc: De
S a. aoo v'SsI ~ -SssC 90 ~! ~, ieSSips?
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,",,,i,,,.I H.. ,"v '7"'' -"
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s,,,.Tr, q" 80 a. ,".' "m',, u
n, e. "o5T ~, mn IN w, H.
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80 ~ = -: -
oorv ,,1,n, SV"I ,,,, q
n. a,.; ~. ~, ~, .. ~.
rrrnIrrs - go bushels. southern whit,
and yellow corn oaToTr, Oa;s ulIlct and
steady. No. !. white o5GroGr. rcceipts
~ go lr,shrls Eyr steady. "a. . west
.ru 4%r. rrrcI,,ts 5.gl; bushrIs Hay
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-22
GOING NORTII-DEpART.

Electric cars between Wheeling, Mar
tin's Ferry and G., l. * W. Depot In
bridgeport
Daily between points marked
Sunday only h"twcea points marked
Other trains daily except Sunday
on Sundays Train runs to UhrichsyIll.
only. and OF same days Train 1 and {
starts from Uhr.Chsville instead OF Bridge
port. .tH
Through connections and through tickets
TO all points. Can on agents or address
v. L. WOODFORD. Gen. Manager,
Cleveland Ohio.
VI. G. CAEREL. General Pass.
Cleveland Ohio
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-22

NEW YOHK--PiE Iron easy: south
crn 81 0OTl@ -: northern 81 OOTl3 no.
Cope: quiet: brokers Nc: exchange
81 9Ofrll 80. Tin steady; straits $l2 90,
Plates dun Sp"ltcr dull 1t 81 l@IgT
- Pig lead shows ilGmnrsS, with
offerings small and common domestic
held Mt ~ and upward on round lots.
brokers' prices s. OoH& o.
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catarrh by tho use OF sO-Calcd blood
remedies? That catlrrh Il not caused
by blood troubles Il Sclf-cvidcnt when
you reflect TINT attacks are always due
10 sudden climatic changes ar expo
sure. and occur most frequently durlnu
the winter and spring, though the
blood Is as pure then aS in summer or
far. a remedy which quickly relieves
and cures the catarrhal attacks has
been found In T.lv's Cream Balm
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SOOTHING. and not Irritating.
STRENGTHENING. and not weakening.
small, but efrcctivc-Such are the quail
tiles OF DcWitt's Little Fairly Riscrs.
the famous little pills Charles H.
G0rt2r corner Twelfth aud Market
streets: Bowie & Co. bridgeport: Pea.
body K Son. licnwUOd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-22

OIL CITY-Credit balances 95r: crriI-
ficatrs. no bids; shipments 1866 bar
rrls; runs lSj.li2 barrels.
NEW NORK-Potr0lcum prnnsylva-
MIA crude weak; january ?ic bid.
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ECZEMA IN ans part oC the body Is
INSTANTLY relieved and permanently
cured hy Doan's Ointment, the sovcr-
clGn remedy Tor all lChincss OF tho
skin
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WhcclInu & Elm Grove Railroad,

fputly, except Sunday.
Sunday church trains Will leave Elm
,.rn>sr nj 9,iS a. m. ana Wheeling Mt laIi
', ~ II. l.. WElSGERBER,
r' 80 General Manager
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THE TREASURY.
Secretary Carlisle'S Annual Re.
port sent to Congress,
RETIREMENT OF GREENDACES

s,,,hsiy urgci-,,urh ~ ia" i,rport De-
,ntcu to Di'cn,,Iou ~ turrc"cy Rr-
form aud Free Trade Eu,mN'sd Drn-
rl,ury ur Rc,cnur fur Nr,t Year .siI,
nOn, 900, and Vet the StcrStarr Saysittys
rnus Legislation |. j Unnecessary.
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.

{. q NNI.N 81 I-Ts, INCCINNr. =
TIIuc Table No, Il, to take effect 1901 q,
m. sunday. November 10. 1881.
Leave Wheeling -,>:cH, ig:i5. sll:iO a. m,
,g'a0 .S.iI, 7l:a. $500 y, NJ.
Leave FcntnSWla-.S:ut 1851. sll:4s. n. m,
,p'aE, sG.gI. 49,, $500 y. NJ
'-I"ny" Martins Fcrry.-fSI 1876, sil;5,
"A. m. fG:S@@. 49,. i:is, %:l@ p. N,
Arrive Terminal JUnCitOn-iS:li. iIO:Ol.
ui,;S A M. i2;aS. 'i:%9. i4:it Sg;lS y. M =
cave Terminal Iunrllon--'1:..@", 5000 n.
m 'l..i0 a. m. $50 SIUj. t5:N. iS:iJ D. M.
Leave MnritmS fGrr$-.I'.S' @;OI a, M.
I.rnyr pvnInsula-,i:& S9:li 4. M. 1881,
en-, iA.l;. tJ,?i. tS:5S - NJ.
Nrriyr Wh"rliur-i7:iO. $500 a. m, 'i:s,,
tilI, tI:@I. 'i.%i. 'a'Ci T. m.
'naiiy. ipalIy except sunday. SUNDAY,
only,
All trains viii run an Eastern Tims.
J. l.. TACSSLG. Superintendent
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RAILROADS.
LOFliu i Wheeling R. R.

-, Seh"dul" Effective November %, 1896.
'!cVclaud Depot Foot OF South Water St.
GOlNG SOCTH-DEPART.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1896-01-16

brick b, the paris. Also rub with tall v
or sweet oil.
a htfIe Kerosene on o spsnge or cloih
viii clean the outside of vour windows I'm
freezing weather; polish them well with n
clean. dry cloth sfler.
Women are now being freely admitted
int the State agricultural college. IN the
same terms as men Young women, (. ynu
are inter ssed. write to your stat college
f.T intTmafion
buckwheat Cakes-A heaped pint OF
ouckwheat fuur, two large spopnsfuls each
vt cOrnmeal and fsur. Make these inso n
batter with . hslf gill Of best ypass. o
teasp on Of salt and pin. of cold water,
over night. Fine buckwheat cakes should
be % light as to be half m inch high when
baked
Tell your readers to he. p q small drip
ping PAT with some lard, fresh, witbou,
salt, fr greasing boots aud shoes Moth
Ing better than lard In the pan -hould be
q small paint brush alb "a, one inch In cii
smeter and half worn for applying the
grease. Thus IL is easily applied withou,
soiling the hands, and can easily be done
weekly, as II should be Farmrrs who
tramp around In mud and snow shouli
keep their boots saturated with grease &C
make them waterpr"f Hired men and
the children should he enc ,urxgei to fre
quent use Of the brush - Farm Journal