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and family calculated.
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Such is the name given by NJ. Gustave
lie Bon to certain dark and mysterious
lays which are capable OF penetrating
opaque bodies as do the ~ rays" Of
Prof. ROeEtgen's vacuum tube, but
which are found in ordinary sunlight
and lamplight. ". lie Bon has no diff
Guilty in taking photographs with these
rays when the sensitive plate is covered
by metal plate, preferably of iron or
copper, provided the exposure is sulTi-
ciently loDg-say. three hours. \ bet
ter effect is got by placing the sensi-
tive plate on a sheet Of lead and putting
the negative photograph to be copied
over il, then laying an iron plate over
al and lending up the edges of the
lead plate 50 as to overlap the iron and
fOTm q closed box Of iron on the ton
and lead on the bottom and sides. When
this box with the sensitive plate inside
Is exposed for three hours to the light
Of a petroleum lamp or to sunlight.
q distinct image of the negative will
be found on the plate N. lie Bon is
Of fhe opin a. that if our eyes were
but slightly Modified. we should b. able
to see through a brick wall.-Public
Opinion.
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The little four-year-old daughter Of
North slider Snelt to say her prayers
the other evening. 80,
After invoking a blessing en- all the
members Of the family she wound up oy
saying: q.
And bless Mr.. Trustworthy. Amen
Then she rose up, but Immediately
knelt down again.
Il don't mean that Mr.. Hickswoft,,!
that thinks he's so smart, Lord, but 'I,
poor old Mr. Hickswortby that's on'y
got one eye and always gives me ean'''
amen. '-Omahn Bee.
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THE SOUTHERN CONTINENTS

Chilli has just had the first presiden-
tai election in its history without a
row.
In Central South America eggs.
tocoanuis and chocolate pass as cur
tcncy Of the realm.
Coal is dearer ia South Africa than in
any other part Of the world. It's cheap
est in China.
a farmer Ia the little settlement OF
hay New South Wales, with the aid Of
ms iaree sons, poisoned /, 900 rabbits
In one night
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GAY FRANCE

harseilles has Just completed to
drainage system On the model Of that
G Paris. al a cost Of g. 000. 600 francs
The city Of Paris has spent $1,000 st
the salon this year in buying pictures,
$500 being the largest price paid
A gang Of q burglars has Just been
arrested in Paris. which in the last
three years had committed more than
20 burglaries They were admirably
organized. never used violence an ] made
Z speciality Of robbiEg churches and
priests houses. ] Ez chief Of the bard
i beieEs1 % be IN the United S.steN
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He needed a shave and he knews;. He
started down the street. but had not
gone far when he met a friend.
Say, why don't. you get 'em
irimmed7r said he.
soon another friend came UP.
Have you decided 10 grow beard o.
asked the last one Pretty hot weather
for that sort Of thing
1 few steps on the bewhis6ered man
met another.
Trying the effect Of the wind on EN-.
] suppose this one said. with a grin.
At the next corner he met ftiu an
other.
why don't you 20 somewhere, put
on a clean collar, take 2 shave. and
otherwise disguise yourselfT- ssked
this last one 10 hoarse tone of voice
And yet this was none Of their busi-
aess.-LOuisyiile Courler-Jourual.
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Hick-Le.'s see: what zhall we have?
Wicks-Tm going TO have some blue
fish. 4 biuefsh. you know. isn't worth
a cent unless IT is Just out Of the water.
When I'm at the shore I always eat E II
the bluefsh can get.
II you want hluefsh- sir. you'll have
to wait urtil the train rs.z in from
The city. It's due in about ten minutes"
boston T-rusE~irt
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The White Nan-s Grave is a CHASTITY
lame. vel deserved oy the Sierra
Leone coast, but, according 70 Lieut..
-ol. TrOtter. who has been settling IN
Anglo-Fre.ch boundary in that region.
he HiHterland OF Sierra Leone Is more
Ike the white mans paradise. This
Hiaterland j. a fertile district, with
plenty Of Eate-. capable Of producing
almost anything. suitable FOR cattle
raising and healthy for Europeans
.dite unlike lie coast line.-Chicsgo
Tribune.
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Something whizzed through the air
- q distance Of about ten feet from the
head Of William the Conqucror. Wasn't
that an arrow - asked the monarch.
1T went rather too wide for mar
row, said The court Jester, and from
that moment his office began 10 lose in
importance and respectability.-In-
diananolIs Lnurnal.
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The total amount Of silver purchased
by the United States from February
=. lsT3. to July u. 1850 was s97.oos.sss
fine ounces. costing s50s.s5s, ga
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III just bet. Mariar. said Mr.. Marsh.
hollow, pridefully. that our son Hi
ra-i is a-goia' ter do big things up ter
ihct medikil college. I heered him
awhile ergo a-tellin' tner hired man that
when Their other boys played Their ban 10
he worked Their hones.'-N Y. Press
"A bronze cent was issued in accord
anee with a law passed in 1857. and It's
coinage war bcgun in 1884.
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-Leavitt---There is a woman who
treats her husband Ike a dog Bob
Abuse him p Lsavitt--Oh. 10. Pets
Ind fondles him.. =. World.
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Switzerland has in circulation an
Aqrai amount q cpld and silver, or
1880. 900 in each l.1i Of -ctaL
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The most famous religious le'','
writer was St. Francis Of Assisl. VIM ',.,
letters are believed by Roman Oa''.'.s
historians TO have given new pow.
TO that denomination at a critical = .
Flod in its history.
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"Why did you do it?" asked the lu'
onisitiye visitor Of the man who was ".
der sentence for throwing his wife INV
well.
"She was erwin" the gentlemaln. %.
planned. "and I never could stand j. "
see a woman cry."-Cincinnati LII
Quirer.
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lie after she second aet}-Well. If
you'll eTeuse ne guess TT 90 out and
get a breath Of fresh air
She-If it's the same kind q 1Trath
that you went ont for when 7 was here
with you before I'd rather sou wouldn't
bring IL IN with you.-Bost0u Courier.
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II is illegal in Montpelier. France. 70
wrap food in any but white paper, or
rauer made Of straw.
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Indian elephants cannot live II Cen
fral Africa. the home Of q larger AID
more hardy species.
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A ton q rozeb-ds viii produee only
about two ounces Of the altar Of roscz
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There are $500 Hebrews IL the city
% Amsterdam; over 1900 Of them ury
dealers ia diamonds.
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William Black, tie novel writer. Y
also a portrait painter, aHenthuz.sstie
botanist and an all-round sportsman.
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Nreucnlng himself rTee- ana pay ing
little heed 10 the curses both loud and
deep hurried after him. the shipping
clerk leapt on board the steamer Just
hauling alongside and shook hands with
the captain. a young, open-faced, frank
spoken seaman.
ANY passengers on board, captain p
Passengers, was the amused re-
sponse. Expecting the duke Of York
7r the emperor Of Germany? Who do
you think would take passage on board
an old cargo-boat. eh?"
well, that's strange, anyhow" said
the clerk. gravely. Come into the Office.
captain: there's a curious bit Of bust
ness on and he led the way TO the
Office. This young lady, captain h.
explained as he threw open the door.
is
@EtheI.~ Harry" burst from the
fps Of the captain and the girl; and
next moment the latter lay sobbing or
the breast % the Tuskar's skipper.
a dawn Of understanding came over
the shipping clerk and he softly with
drew. drawing the door 20 behind him
he stood on the pisr watching the moor
ing Of the vessel. and rejecting OF The
mutability Of human Affairs How and
wheE the young captain had made the
acquaintance Of 80 lovely sweetheart
BE- could not conceive. and a well-brel
one she Is" was the firm conviction he
had arrived az.
Half an hour elapsed. and the ship
ping clerk still stood on guard. still
turning ever in his mind the strange in
eideHt that had hapyensd. novel de-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-04

Just before starting out on days
hunt or In setting for the night
When lingering BY tkt mountain rlv-
even NAH pnlr OF eagles will display
their natural shrcwdnesS. They swoap
from opposite directions upon the fowl,
which tries to escape by diving, and
could outwlt one eagle, but suddenly,
as the fowl comes to the surface OF tho
water, tho second eagle srIgcs him.
How They Are Caught.
Eagles are captured by expert
mountancCrs, who spy upon tho parent
bird building her nest, and wait for
the breeding season. After n due time,
they scale tho mountains, mud. we'll
armed for the Inevitable fight with tho
parent birds, so to these mountain cy-
rics Ottcntlmcs four men ure required
TO let one OF them down u steep precI.
rlcc or cllff. while two OF them, dead
shots With tho rifle, shoot and kill tho
old birds upon their first approach, for
It fares III with the daring r0bbcr who
attempts 10 secure the young birds
with none to protect but himself. In
this way are many OF the old birds
Killed for the taXldcrmlsts or for fcath-
crs, While the eagles arc borne away
and Gagged for good sale. An eagle
captured at first Is an unintcrestIng
prisoner. Frequently thCy'uttcr Course
cries. sullen ami savage, breathing
heavily and Hereby all the while. Their
eyes dart fire, their low brOwS and Hat
iorcheads are contOrtCd Into hateful
expressions, They Will dart flcrccly at
the bars OF their Iron cages and, finding
themselves unable 10 reach their hated
captors, draw themselves up and utter
terrific plants and whincs. They are
always restless while In captivity, due,
OF course, to their natures. Rarely an
eagle Is captured In huge trap baltcd
with II small lamb Attempts have been
made, too. In the Tennessee mountains,
to capture them In nets, but this Is I'm.
practicable, or else the mountaIncers
prefer TO capture them when young
by visiting their nests.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Wheeling , Business tCollese,
WHEELING. W. VA.

Is the hest school To attend tr Won want
TO become practical huSIut,. man und
women, for II Is thr only rhopl In tho
city that drill. Its students thoroughly In
GOmMEltClAh LAW. m'NINESS COR
ltEsi'OSDESCE, PENNhNSIilr, UUsI-
Ness ETHICS, Etc, a. wrlIn, -yery-
Thing that lsSIiORT aud rEt CrICAL Tn
bookkeeping aud Arithm'i .. These sub
Jtct. are taught EXACTLY A. PItAC-
IlCED In our beat md most succtssful
business housrs.
Hundreds OF Its StTnrnt, each yenr
eh.mplify the methods Taught In this
school In business house. IN TIL. and
other cities In gooh positions secured
by the management NJ the school, mud
through Its reputation Cor thorough
practical work.
This school ut all times gives t:s stu-
dents the latest AMI most prnI tIra! work
that can he obtained from tho counting
room. Its teachers know what business
II and how to teach u. uul9
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MEplcAl.;7,s
Epilepsy 20 Years.
Cured by Dr.. Niles Nervine.

A few years ago, Mr.. L. W. Gallahcr. was
uu extensive, successful expert manu-
,acturcr OF lumber products. ATTACKED With
epilepsy, no was obliged TO sivo up his buSi-
nrs, Tho attacks camo upon him lnost In
opportuncly. onp tlmo talIldI from CART.
age. at another down stairs, and often In tho
street once no fell down shaft in tho
wlll, his injuries nearly proving fatal. Mir.
GalahCs writes from Milwaukee, Fob, 10, rs
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UNION STOCK YARDS, Clarcmont,
Baltimore, Monday, Nov. 3,

UNION STOCK YARDS, Clarcmont,
Baltimore, Monday, Nov. ,.
Swinc-Thc arrivals this week were
ll,271 head. There IL falling or OF the
receipts OF over 1000 head as compared
with last week, but the supply seems
ample for the very dull demand. Prices
are without change from last week. viz
Good light far-western hogs 81 90T4 90
and others 81 50d3 so, with roughs 81 80
a. 90 per 100 lbs gross,
/ Sheep and lambS-The receipts are
heavy and trade is slow. Sheep sell at
1isd3c per ID and few extra shade
higher. Lambs giGdic and n few extra
4Ac per h. showing but little change.
Calvcs-Thcre IL a fair trade reported
for good vcals. Quotations.: 3H95hc
per 10.
EAST LIBERTY-Cattle active;
prime 81 1901 80: common 81 S0I3 so;
feeders 50 GOII 90; bulls. stays and
cows 50 l063 10, Hogs steady at I'M
changed prices. Sheep firm; prime
81 1903 80; common 81 7502 Is. Lambs
choice 81 1901 GO; veal calves IS 5OI
q Of
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by using The New Grcnt South Amcrl-
can Kidney Cure" This new remedy
In great surprise on account Of lts ex-
cccding promptncSs In relieving pain In
the Kidneys, Bladder and Back In male
ur female. II relieves retention OF
water and pain In passing It almost I'M
mcdatciy. Save yourselves by using
this marvellous cure. lts use will pre-
vent fatal consequences In almost nIl
cases by Ito great Alternative and heal
Ing powers. Sold by II. II. List. drug
g!St, Wheeling, w. Vn.
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FOR SALE /
FOR SALE By
CHAS. r. GOETHE, Druggist,
Market and Twelfth Streots,

MANY political speakers, clcrgymcn,
singers and others who use the voice
excessively, rely upon Ono Minute
Cough Cure 10 prevent huykiness and
laryngltls. It's value M preventive Ia
only cDualcd by It's power to afford
instantaneous relief. Charles II.
Goethe. corner Twelfth and Market
streets; Bowie & Co. bridgeport Pea
body 6 Son. Benwood
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TETrER, eczema and all similar
skin troubles are cured BY the use OF
De Wits Witch Hazel Salvc. 1t
soothes ut once. and restores tho It's
suca TO their natural condition. and
never falls to cure piles. Charles II.
Goethe, corner Twelfth and Market
streets. nowlc 6 Co.. bridgeport; Pea
body 6; Son, Bcnwood. Q
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"Therc arc mono more miserable than cpl.
,.pucs. For 20 years suffered with cpllcp-
tic fits, having as high as Two In ono night.
tried any number Of physicians, paying to
ono alone, a fec OF 10000 aud havo done
Little for years but search for something TO
help mo, and havo taken all tho leading
remedies, but received no boneht. year ago
ny son, ChaS. S. Gallahcr, druggist Mt igl
Reed St, Milwaukee, savo,me DR.. Miles
Restorative Ncsvinc, and l tried It with
gratifying results. IIAyo had but two fits
since began taking II Ian better now In
every way than have been In 70 years"
Dr.. Miles Reucdlcs aro sold BY druggists
on positive guarantee thatthe frst hot,le
will benefit or price refunded. Book on tho
Heart aud Nerves, free. Address,
nr. Mics Medical Co, Elkhart, Ind.
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FEATHER RENovAToR.
Wives and
HOuSekeeperS.2
TELEPHONE no. 200.

TELEPHONE NO. 200.
70 All Whom Il May Concern:
Tie undersigned have purchased Ham,l-
TINS Improved Feather RenOvator, and
l.so an Improved Carpet Beat-r, which
i guaranteed tolneithcr rip Tor rnvcl
and arc anw prepared 10 10 w6ftEpromptly
AID at reasonable prices. Work called for
an! delivered free OF charge, Leave or
ts't at R. Lukc's Livery. No. 1880 Markc,
s;Etet. or address
FORD g. HANNEN,
CG!acr Eighteenth and Chapilns Streets.
Wheeling. W Va. Z
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Nobody need havS Nouralgla. Get DR..
MileB Pain. Pills from druggists. "Ono
cent n uose,"t sol g - -,
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Or. Niles Remedies Restore Health.
INFECTIONS.

DIRECTIONS,
Apply a particle OF
the Balm directly
into tho nostrlls.
RI " tro II 3
hreGths through
the nose. Use three
times n day. after
meals preferred.
and before retiring.
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GOING NORTH.

Electric cars from Bridgeport to Wheel.
Ing, F;clctric cars TO BrldSCport
'nnily.
tSundays only between points marked
All other trains daily except Sunday.
On Sunday trnin No J runs TO llhrichs.
rtllo only. and on Same days train i starts
from Uhrichsvillc instead OF Bridchpo-t. .
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Headache cured In 20 minutes by DR.,
Miles Pain plllB. "ono cent u Dose" Al
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,,i TIFF K M.s Of linn ID peccham's-
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Wheeling Bride & Terminal RY.

c. Q, BKEWSTEK, RecclVcr, ~
Time Table No. ls. TO take effect i2;ol n
M, Sunday, November 10, 1895.
Leave WhcclnS--tS:oo. t9:i5, Ill:l0 q, m,
t.:sN, '3:l5. t4:Se. 5000 y. m. 49,
Leave Tcnsnss"ilssM .7 1873. sllas. = M
Leave Martins Fcrry-tSI:, 1885, sll;N
n, M, t2:3o, 1921. t,a:. s9:l? D. m.
Arrive Terminal Junction..ts;l7. tio:o1
Leave Terminal Junction-'7:2e, $500 A.
M, 'l2:i0 u, M, $3.50, H;o5, 1874. fS:iS p. m.
Leave Martins Fcrry--t1:cS. 1901 a. M,
'l?i5. A;OS, tIiO,, tsiG. ISIS: p. IN.
Leave rrrlnsula--t7:%. 1914 a. M. 'l2:5l,
st:ll, ti;l7. t5;2h. tS:SS y M.
Arrive Whccline-t7:io. ss.co n. m. 'l2:s;,
til7, tl:..5. tS:5l. t9:cS y. m.
DAILY. tDa!ly except Sunday. lSundays
only,
All trains will run on Eastern Time.
J. L. TAuSSlG. Superintendent
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RAILWAY TIME CARD

Arrival and departure OF trims on nns
attcr October II, 1896. Explanation q, Rel.
Gtehce MARKS: DAILY. tDnlly. cXcep, Sun.
Gay. tDally except Saturday SpaIl-, 81.
cept Monday. Sundays on,,. 'saturday,
only. Eastern Standard Tirno
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-04
ELY'S
CREAM BAL n

Opens and cleanses
the Nasal Pas
saScs. AllayS Pain
and Inflammation.
Heals and Protectg
TIE Membrane Sror
Senses o. Taste n.
Absorbed. Gives re
al druggists or BY
mall
nE.&wy % War;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-04

Cattle-Extra, 1000 TO loo 81 1894 90;
good, 900 to 1000. IS SOFA IS; good. 500
90 900 81 2jQ3 SO: fair. 700 to 500. 50 0O6
, %; common. GOO to 700. 2isG3c; bulls,
2Q3Ec: cows, lkGlSc.
Hogs-Extra, 81 5Oa3 co; good 50 $50
3 SO; common s. S5G3 10.
Sheep-Extra. 3Gl3hc; good. oHI2c;
common. 2d2iac; lambs. 3.75G4%c.
Flesh cows-S20G30; calves 4&G5Ac.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-04

Feed-Bran slo 90 per ton; mlddl!ngs
sl3 90 per ton. Hay (baled) SIS 90: hay
(loosc) $40 co: prairie hay. No. /, 50 90
per ton, Straw, loose and ba!ed. IS 90
per tom
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-12-06
Good f.i igllt.

New ia the time for it. EHpi9n coal oil faa aHrpasses the other bern ing 0ils oa Pine Biaa market. I5 is absolutely safe, and it's odor can scarcely he detected. Don't try 1t for oee day but use eft a month, and you viii he thoroughly convinced. See that Fga get Upion Coal Oil when yoH order it. Tt is sold by the following merchants only:
 Mccain Grocery Co, John II. Talbot & Go Robinson & Greenfield, ] L. Lloyd. Manu-T TaE&eTsfey Co., Fox Bros,
 V. b. Dewoo35 j. Co Houston G5 Boaue. [. g. Goids7a.fb $ Go, Thalheimer Bros, FerEuscn X Russell, P 5 Meroantile Co, H. F. eeTase. c. Lumpkin
 c. \. Haro Drug Go. P ? eoatf