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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-18

\ lately published paragraph speaks
OF the shameful Ignorance displayed In
a steamer concert when m American
present was able 4. sing more than one
Verse or any national air, hcCauh no
on" could remember more words than
those. The English present, meanwhile.
lrlllrd M God Save the Qucca,l' most
effectively. The sane scene was on
acted, II few years ago. on m overland
train, \ slight accld9nt detained It for
several hours, Oh the llkRil plains NJ
utlh. Some cutcrprlsinE passengers
went through the cars and Obtained the
consent ~ the others to haidiug IN ANA.
trlr entertainment to VILE away the
waiting time. THIS was highly sucrrss-
iul until an ~l.ngllshuIn In the party re-
Qnest'd that III" many Americana should
close th" performance by singing '"'rhr
Star SpluElrd Banner" They could
not DO &C., Thru some one proposed
America No II knew ell of thos.
words, either Then "C0lumbNa. the
Gem W the Ocean" was attempted and
they broke d0wu. And then two ur
three Engl! hmrn, met ;hl; day for the
lrs; time. sang Ia juhil1ut chorus, "GOd
Say" the Qurow" Il w. uos q pleasant
sound 10 the snamrrlcaI Americans.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-18
FARM TALK
On Various, Ssasonahle and I'm.
rortant Topics.
SONE VALUABLE SUGGESTIONS
Regarding the Fertilizer which Co,i, the
iarnIrr Nothing hut LATHE Lsbor-Thr
Value of CutnIn Weed. Care OF Cows.
Growing ui straWberrie,.

Philadelphia Record; The manure
heap Is the farmers bank, and can On.
r.ll or ruin him. 1; Is the source Of
wealth. Und governs every crop CROWN.
Il "a " mou importance 70 the farmer
than the herds. lIockg or implements, aa
81 lwNrtscnis 4 largo share or the produce
* ,Nr Farm, nc 0c that purcha sSd, which
q, being retained to add'to the resources
AZ ,lr 'IICcf |inE year, The farmers
Nhp have made Turning pay have not
tg,r lNl large manure hSIps. put have
rrasogvcA the valuable ingredients cont
'f'l .herr.n. ard not permitted lOstrs
- r"rr In any manner, vther byhOyGr-
lTl.,Hg or by teaching Nom exposure 10
,l.Hs. |, Is during the winter thai tn,
ulruro heap can 10 given The most nl.
l.a,i1n, aud, although 1t bis been long
m .uti!ael Ialt manure en- I've baRt
"lt" iH the summer, WhIu tiarN are
hundreds NJ pi!5s ~ material 10 adj 20 L.,
r,t Nlc winter making ana care OF ma
IEr# Is equally Important. for Il Is then
,hit the farmer finds thnt re has i1r.
vested many crops which can b. usNl
only In n manner that results In their
81. .lnE their way to this mlnur. heap,
'r.fr! @hlrlI they are dlsIrlhu(ri over the
lrrl o lEAln contribute plan. food to
80 'NsuiUg crops.
'rfe farmer ClHT0t make manure OF
vllWr UHlesS the substances used 70. that
'Irn's. are also valuable. When tons
81 straw arr added 10 thr h]iruyarl or 20
tEs Hrr0 the farmer can only gain the
dNioUrt %, plani foot IN The sgrnw. Their,
ba; ten lauris OF nitrogen In one TON
e. whrlt t'slw, less than thrive pounds
~ ~phosDADgic acid and abcu, eleven
i7TUGE NJ potash. Whar the farmer
l7Uls a ton ~ manure consisting ~ I'M
Grnamr2fcd straw mixed with manure
e. may not hr repaid Tor his labor. But
Tho straw car pre-;crvc the manure and
prevent loss Ivy absorbing the liquids.
which arr more valuable thln the solid
i~'-;j'Hs OF the manure. To reduc. this
manure 70 the finest possible condition,
and To gain greater capacity Tor ahI1rp-
J.Ha. The straw shout. never ~ into tn.
i'rIH uGtil cut, by 80 doing the farmer
Els.rns the decomposition Of the stray.
yJ1 handle the manure easier. and It
Elves greater value to the whole. Most
s1-wgrs viii object 10 the labor prefer
i0- TO permit The straw 10 rot In the
G"l9. hut The period has arrived In farm
,US waen every method that can be-
Adopted FOR rendering the manure more
Elective must be rySnrtsd 20, and. az
improved feed cutters now perform such
work :lniGly. the item of labor will not
uH sCuEi As costly as mlV In. auticlpItrl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-18

Wheeling People Tall. About t-Thcrr
Praises la the AR,

III. -
N"'
It's VI the air,
Can't stop II spreading.
Cnr,t atom rcorIp ,,,pi,, u
C,n,, leo, b,rin .', In
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ir,ru,n'ss i, Ji,' 49, I.t,"'"E ''S'.
i.|r"irHr 4, N.y.
- "I.T, r @ NJ n.lE '.'''s'
u. 80 i,,n Hm" Mt". ''T? FAY.
,c',, e. "''""' MUMMY
~ I"S Cn," N,H ! tihs CURE u.
VAL EElr]nt'' W "eH" "Ich '''Ala
TT N,".'yS
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CliICAGO-Trsde IN cattle wa active
To-day. Sales We're Ut s. jQn4 ~ FOR the
Cummon dressed beef steers, s. ISN'T 80
for medium grades. 81 G0ij 90 for good
cattle and s. @5fII - FOR choice 60 fancy.
Sales We're largely n 81 t0N5 %. Feed
Ing cattle w-r-' aS active ~ the limited
supply would allow. the demand bcing
chiefly Tor good feeders. Butchers cat
tie were lOC higher. Choice calves were
firm. Texas cattle We're firm. In hogs.
the market was glow nj yesterdays quo
cations. lutr sales being sc lower. Range
81 0hiI% Il for the poorest TO the best. III"
bulk OF hogs croSSInE the scales At 81 Is
as 81. Trade wlS fairly Activ" At steady
prices. Sheep sold IL 81 2iI2 80 for thu
commonrst ilOckS. NJ To- 81 5OT2 81 Tor
choice. largely 1T s. NJH3 80. Ewes sold
Al 81 0tft-3 -. yearIluES around 81 40;
Lambs wcr" In active demand Al 81 95a
: - for 0mmOn to choice. and Christ
mas lambs Sold i, s. 60. ReCrip;S-Cat-
tie. 200 head; hogs, 22.0O0 head: sheep.
1900 head.
EAST LTRERTY-CLItle steady and
prices unchanged. Hogs steady: prime
pigs 81 5i4f3 60: best light Workers
s. a0i% -; common 10 fair Workers
81 40H% Il: best mediums So i5IT3 30:
heavy 81 3Om3 40: rouChs S2"5RG0 90.
sheep active: prime 81 60n3 1O:commun
s. 0hG2 80: CummOn To good lambs
So 71H4 -. Veal calves Sc 0onG -.
CINCINNATI Hogs active and
strong nt s. .OW; -: receipts G.l0J head;
shipments :, 100 head.
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From n letter written by Rev. J. Gun
dcrman, OF Dlmondalc. Mich. We nro
permitted TO make this extract: 81 have
no hesitation in recommending Or.
Kings New Discovery. ns the results
were almost marvellous In the case Of
my wife. While | was pastor Of the
Baptist church ut Rivcs Junction she
was brought down with Pneumonia
succeeding La Grippe. Terrible par
oNyyn:s OF coughing would last hours
with little interruption and II seemed
rs II sh" could no survive them. a
friend recommended pr. Kings New
Discovery; II was quick In It's work and
highly Sn tisGactOry In results" Trial
bottles free nj Logan Drug Co.'S Drug
Store. Regular size SOC and 81 0O. l
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EDUCATIONAL.
WilLll,ING TECHNICAL SCHOOL
AND BuSINtSS INSIlIuIr. 4.

Tochnlcnl Dcpurtnrut-'rhc following
branches Will be taught. fundamental. Me-
clnniCal and Architectural Drawing, Lett
lrra aud SIgnwrlting, Designing Tor tr"1-
CO Painters CIhln"tmakcrH. Ctryrrs and
S"lonccutturH, Modelling In clay.
business MISUNDERSTANDING, Stc-
biography, Typewritlng. p]cnmnnship. Cot
rrspOndrnCe and Modern Languages.
Tuition fee IN Technical Department. g.
per month. admission 10 all ~rliysra.
business Department Modern Ian
Einges. s! per month. bookkeeping. Cor
rrSpondrnc". r"nmanshln, . per month :
StenOgraphy and TypewrltlnE. - per
month, No scholarships sold. Students
bind Themselves Tor on" muulI only Spc-
Clnl classes Tor ladies IN both departments.
Classes In session In evening, i.SJ-g.3l. FOR
particulars apply direct to
iERllAliDr NELSON,
dell EFrrtur building, Second Floor.
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Solllng gives good results AMI saves
me land for GROUP. In tests made with
cows SOilri On peas and green clover at
thc nhrnydrd. and with others that were
hcnt IN u good pasture, the cows on the
No'lnE FOOD made more gain In live
weight Than the Others. and were less an
n"yed by lilies, exceeding the pasture.
lcu cow also " tho n|rOLucLInn VI mllls.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-18
Metals.

NEW N0IIN-p!E iron quiet: south
rrn Sll O07iI2 -: northern 81 0DTl@ ~.
Copper quiet, brokers llsSC; exchange
81 90. Tin Sirndy: straits Sl2 So, plates
quiet. Sp"l;c. luuirt. domestic 81 l5T
! -. Pig lead 10 very tlrmlr held, with
buyers and sellers apart and business
necessarily slow. Quotations are s! 15T
? o.. BROKERS' prices s. ONH3OJ.
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CHAS. r. GOETHE. IeilAsl. Druggist.
Market and il:h Sts., Wheeilng. W. Va.
FINANCE Z TRADE
I'll" feuIn''. " the Money and Stock
Markets.

Markets.
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In bankers bills nj 81 NiUlSIi COR
demand and tis,N far sI,ir L1ys,
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,', ,' ''i.' = ~. 49,
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$3.50 ,n 's"''I'' ""t VIZ, ."I'"I
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Miss Passage ,agcd fortyJ-I wish -
So. Il bonnet.
FrsGch Mil.""r-Fur yourself miss:
Yes
Marie, run downstairs and g.t NJ =.
hats for y ladies between eighteen and
twenty-fv" years
Bonnet sold.
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GOING NoRTII-DEPART.

Electric cars between Wheeling. Mar.
tins Ferry and c.. l. X W. Depot in
bridgeport.
'puily between points marked
Sunday only between points marked :
Other trains daily except Sunday.
on Sundays Train l runs to UhrichsyilIs
only, and on same days Train 1 and 4
starts from ChrichSville Instead OF Bridge
port.
Through connections and through tickets
10 all points. Call on agents or address
". Il. WOOpFORD. Gen. Manager.
Cleveland. Ohio.
NJ. G. CARREL, General Pass,
Cleveland. Ohio.
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WheelinU & Elm Grove Railroad.
on and after Saturday. February >, lS9s
trains VII run as follows, city time:
Wheeling Bridge & Terminal RV.

Time Tabl" No. u, 10 take cTcc, 1901 A
M. sunday. November 70. 1896
Leave WhcylnlE -,S9%, t9:iJ, sll:iv a. m,
to:@l. .,s.l5. ,isSD, $500 y. m.
Leave pcuinsUia-,N:tG 1851. sli:I 4. m.
T." ID, 'g.gI, ii:ii. 800 y. m
Leave Mnrtin's l'rrry-tS:lc. 1856, 81 Is,
Il. N. '..:SG; ~, ~; s';lS = M.
Vi.sN "A. m. i":5>. 49,. ti:iG. $9.lS n. m.
Leave Terminal luncliun-'1 -. kQ:Cl A.
m, 'i@.iO a, m, $50. Sl:CJ. t5:ii. 1915 y. m.
Leave Martins Ecrry-I1:GS. Sg:0T a. M.
.l@:iS, sL.ni, ,5ilu, 1919, iS.j@ y. m.
Leave pcniusula-iI:GL s9:i4 Il. III, I.:s,.
san, iI:l1, ,H.gt. f>:5S y. M.
ArrIS" WlroIiuE 4 10. 500 n. m., Ii: 81,
tl.l7, 1I:".i. 1854, 1895 y nj.
'nuily. iDTlly except Sunday. SUNDAY,
only.
All trains Will run oil Eastern Time.
J. T.. TACSSlG. Superintendent.
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nr.,,.,un. AID rro,i,lon..
cIIIc,co what ,.,lyr r,,ynrish
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a. r,nyn ian, dn',ii, cinsIng ,rm A.,
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Inrrii~rIv iir,rI.Inns declined slIuhtlv.
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Gorn-Cnsh. So :, ~, Isac; 80. {.
rrIInw ll7. ,lasc. December closed at
"na,C. January 20 ,JtnlT.I1a7.r May
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0nts-CDsh. 40 ., lie; No. . white
9Oi5u9lc; 30, 2 white T. q. h l7Hlgisc,
nrrrmhrr chased At .O1,c, May igf,n
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N.ss p,rII-plah pnr lrrrrl. 81 1',df
so. JlpuIrv closed s. gu; May
Z; S;iGIS OOUT g2i.
InrI-rnsh p.i. ln lbs. 50 1913 III:
January t3 SgrsuS gU1t" So, May 81 OOd
IO7E.Ij 0oi...
short Hins-Clqh. sides, 81 S5lft o.:
January q Soi,Ge glG 4 81. Nav 50 g7isn
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=
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market ouIrI. M / hnrl glN,c. options
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higher, M o rcd MAY Sili-l61SG l.lGD.
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]rrrrIpis ~ 200 bushels. exports 7J.gI1
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..r. "a . .tr. outIons ann and easy.
rInslrY uurhluusI Ia Lc n-t lower.
May closed at 9lisc; December clo>rd
~ alNC Hay quiet, Hops quiet. Leath-
rr quiet. Beef arm. family 81 SOiIll g0.
Cutm"uts quiet. Lard steady; western
steam 81 Il: refined steady. Pork
quiet. Tallow dull. Cottonsrvd oil dull.
prime crude zoe. yellow 22". ROsin
.V,n.Itss ..V.In..l ..F,, ,,,, -. nod
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-18
wHEETING DALY INTEIL1GENCER FRIDAY, DECEMBER is, 1896

demand viii be created for tho chcapcr
Eralns ~ food for animals. About 10 1.
pVn,Voo bushels or wheat are used anul,.
0lly as stock food.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-18

oil CITY-Crcdlt balances 95c Ger
titlcatcs, no bids; II sale ut pc: SHIP
m"nts G., $50 barrels; runs lOl.@ii bar
rcls.
NEW NDltK-Pctroleum. Prnnsylva-
MIA crude weak; January 95c bid.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-18

when a pasture has been used FOR sev-
o-fl years II becomes truGini by the
.rnk until IL Is very COMPACT and the
-rr'ac" hard. II 4 harrow * used on the
'r.! twhirh win REQUIRE tw0 or more
. '.s and a weigh; on III" harrow. 50 as
80 lrn-ca tho a0iD, tde roots VIA spread
'r IA" spring and the grass tax u fresh
.lrt An application Of potash hr ashns
..', prove II advantage. 1t will do no
harm 10 give the pasture q thorough
i~o1'anIug, going down deep. nr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-18

IG.t he fore the COW come IN they will
require food % 30 rich in fat as in the
which assist IN binding up the
-.-uc;ure Of the embryo calf. II the COW
Is made too rat she VIII b. able to milk
Ever. Such fOods as cnGIlaee, cooked
~t.rrir-, steamed clover hay. with an al
J. vance of bran and o!lm'al, will he bet
'.- than Il large ration uC grain nr hay,
.E constipation must bc guarded against.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-18

Those who have not made such expert
m.'siJ VIII no doubt be surprised to know
that a small plot. abnu, - by 100 feet.
VIII provide 4 family wlth Is many "a
30 quarts Of strawberries. and with OK
"a car. AMI cultivation even twir. that
quantity. There are many plots near
r5:tcS u Downs which can be u]yiiiZoz! for
p-rvidi1G small fruits or vegetables In Il
fresh condition Tor use.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-18

NNDoI,

FALL RINER-Print cloths dull 4
2",C nominal: III sales.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-18

u frequently happens that %h"n land
.s ri"wcd and seeded TO grass a growth
~ Indigenous grasses spring up and
rrw1 other TraES ont. This usually
rurrnS when the field has hc'n ma
'.r"l, and demonstrates that tn" native
..'.roI viii rive and give good tastGr-
.s, where the ground is prepared and
'HANGfc applied. pr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-18

Those who are not fHmiliar'with the
s''a IN" " Strawberries should not over
Z lhs rlc: that HttrEtipn must he
.E"H the stamlnatc and pistillatG rAriC-
n ' necessary to plant q row OF the
'tWiu5j" varieties among the pistillHtr
U'i~. In order that the blossoms may he
'.H',I.2"t. hut there Il groa; many vnrir-
Tics Jhlt nrc both rtaninatc aud pistil-
.|'", and they are the kinds which should
.n elected by the beginner.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-18

NEW YOEN-WOol quiet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-18

Sheep are being marketed rapidly. and
"nuid bring good prices hut FOR the fact
..'i there II" "a few among tho large
H".f@ that one TO market which arr
H'sFy uf being CllsfrI ms choice NUT
.nH sheep.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-18

TE RS. SIDLEY. OF TorrInEtOn. Conn.
lHH Suffered from iuSt such a complica-
tIOn OF diseases rs the extensive cX-
pcrlcncc and Investigations Of pr. Miles
have proven. result from impairment OF the
nervous system. Mr.. Jas. H. SIdIcY writes
Oct. q, 1885: "My wife was taken sick with
neuralgia OF the heart, nervous cxlinus-
ton and liver trouble. Although attended
by two physicians she grew worse, until sho
was ut deaths door. then began CIV
InC her DR.. Miles Restorative SCrvlno
und DIR. Niles New Heart Curc, and she
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-18

The roni Of hogs should not E-crsslrl-
j. b. sour They may be- given slyp. but
=. should be freshly prepared. Wheu
kept until II Is vr-y sour. as Is fragU-E;-
Is done, tho sl"p becomes unfit FOR fool.
specially during the summEr s=l:OB II
bran and Cornmeal are SClllel and given
70, 700 wet the hogs will max, greater
GAIN thaa when a larger aUau;.;y IL
gwen. bus not 50 prepared. Hogs should
also have clover or rthar bulky food.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-18

u " estimated ;hit when q hog tx kept
'.'I' Il atlaiIIr ih' weigh. Of 200 pounds
.E"uii produce two tYo-hOrs" loads pf
" mum from the time II 1t was eight weeks
The cstImht" Of manure IS perhaps
'" iIsH. but n a hog produces on"-hnlf
u~ulni,'r NJ manure Of rSrnilrnt
.'''f It VIII be- quite M Item In Tho re-
So Increase In the price or wheat wIil
''- fa ,hat Of corn and oats. M a greater