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A Letter of Coincidence,
Saluda, Va, Jan. 20.

Saluda, Va, Jan. 20.
Died Jan. Is at his residence at 8 d
m. our brother, Ralph Cook af er an
illness of nearly six weeks which he
bore with christian fortitude until the
last. Our brother was an honored
member of the Antioch Baptist Church
and faithful clerk, having served in
that Office nearly 81 years. He was a
true friend to his pastor and was much
loved by every member of the church
and friends He was faithful hus.
band, kind and affectionate father,
but our loss is Lis gain, and
Whereas it has pleased Almighty
God, the Judge of ell the earth in his
all wise providence to remove from US
our beloved brother Ralph Cook, and
whereas we feel that our loss is his
eternal gain and while we bow in hum
BILE submission to the divine will oi
our heavenly Father, therefore
Resolved lat. that in the death o.
our brother, we have lost a high anC
| much esteemed brother and a good
faithful christian worker. One whose
| place cannot soon be filed.
Resolved 2 That these resolution
be spread on the minutes OF the
/! church
Resolved oru. IHdb q cOpJ VI eh0S
| resolutions be sent to his bereavei
family and published in the Virgini
| Baptist and the Richmond PLANET.
HIS funeral was approached by the pa
tor Rev. J. Vi. Powell, assisted by Rev
R Berkley and Rev. Il Harris.
Submitted,
Rev J. M. POWELL. Pastor.
EDWARD FITzERALD, Deacon.
WILLIE LEWIS,
Robert WRBB,
G. B CREDToN,
THOMAS HARRIS.
Miss j. P. SHIELDS,
Committee.
Richmond planet., 1896-02-22
A LYNOHING.
VOL. XII. NO 10.

Night, the curtain, behind which dark
Are perpetrated, and mantled of the
coward,
Has fal en- over forest and marshy
reeds,
Wherein a throng of men move for
ward
Dark Orowed and grim.
10 pity is pictured on their stern ia
ces,
vengeful, and writ with dire hate,
As ABOUT their cringiag victim they
take places
Beneath the gaunt-limbed tree where
fate
And murder lead them.
A coil of line whistles in the darkened
air
And swings pendent from branch.
A moose is ON his ebon neck who dares
Not die until he prays. A last brief
chance
Is grufily given.
"say your prayers, saml Take little
time:
We're in mighty hurryl" The Ne
gro knelt: -,
30 God, have mercy, mercy Thy Will
De mlncl
-'Sam, for the last, are you guilty
Gods pardon, when you've not con-
fessed ?"
Fore God. am not guilty" "Stop
d with him. menl Choke out his ly'
ing breathl'
A shriek, gurgling groan, and the
oak tree rough
Supports IA writhing body which pain
os death
Torture and make hideous.
A torch is held while placard white
is nailed TO the oak, moss-groWn ant
gray:
death to the white or nigger VIII
from this site
Shall dare remove the swinging corps
away
Until two days are pastP'
The mob which knew no law but lis
cense
Is dispersed. In the shadow sits on
woman only:
Her bitter tears the fruit OF the hig
sense
Oflove she had; like ancient Rizpa
lonely,
Sitting with her dead.
The morning breezes gently sway
The pendent corpse of the innocen
the hand
OF the guilty was washed, miles ava
That morn by roadside brook.
the sand
Was hid IA blade.
Deeds like this in endless throng
Are enacted Cowards kill the hel
less.
allow long, o Lord. how long,"
New Haven, Conn, Excelsior Ma
azine.
Richmond planet., 1896-02-22
TALK WITH MR.. ALLAN.
What He Says About the Republican Oitv
Committee.
DAILY Times Feb. 1S. 1851


In conversation with q reporter yes
.erday Chairman Edgar Allan, OF the
Republican ity Committee, had the
II am reorganizing the City Commit
tee filing vacancies and have q weeks
hard work before I'll have the COM
mittee in JUST such q shape IS l want
it. Some persons may think the reor-
panization this year is in no way diff
lerent from that taking place before
every campaign. There is not great
deal Of difference to be sure. but what
there is will bear telling. 1t will be
remembered that the local chairman
| came ont of his recent fight with the
Colonel without making a concession.
| He did not even have Biblical tnJunc
| tion to digest Everything went me-
way in a walk. Some men, who were
on the local committee thought the
Colonel was going to turn down the
Richmond chairman in an unceremo-
nious manner and consequently took
aides with the Norfolk politici }. But
when they saw how things had gone
they decided that they could no longer
be useful committeeman and resigned
They anticipated that Mr.. Altar
might try the ColonePs tactics OF
them, but he had no such ideas. Their.
are. OF course, some vacancies, the re
sult Of other causes, but when the ap
pointments are announced IL ts not be
iieved that any Of the Lamb men vii
be named They will be like the Fiv
Foolish Virgins, cut In the dark,
Richmond planet., 1896-02-22
FROM PARKERsBURG.
Religious Items-PersOnal Notes.

PARxERsBURe, w. VA, Feb. II, '9e.
Editor MitcheIl:
Dear Sir:-
Churches are well
attended now, more than usual on the
account of the revival services,
Rev NJ. q. Gaines of Cleveland, o.,
is assisting Rev. Lawrence in his
meeting at the w. n. Church.
Rev. ID. S. Orner of Akron, O., is as
sisting our pastor, Rev w D. Harper,
in his meeting One was received in
the church last night, which speaks
we'll for the beginning of our meetings
Mrs. Celia Shields, the evangelist is al
so assisting US.
We had two soul-stirring sermons
Yesterday. At IL o'clock a. m by the
pastor, text ;"Son Remember" Sub
iect: Recompense of Future Life. -
hev. Harper seemed to be at mis- best
and lifted the minds of his congrega-
| tion beyond this ''vale of tears" Some
/ of ms fell in hades and some were
| borne away upon the angels wing.
| The Reverend knows how to stir his
At7:3O o. m, Rev. Orner arose i'm
/ mediately after a choice selection by
the choir. His text ''Be sure, your
SINS will find you out" Subject
'Time will tell "
Before he was through we wert
afraid to think. We would have beer
glad if every gambler, murderer anC
| every escaped criminal could hav,
heard him. At ore time we were shud
| dering with fear, at another we wer'
| made glad by his elaborate commen
dation of "Open confession good 70
the soul
Rev w. o. Harper was heavil
pounded Saturday evening by the fol
lowing members of the Busy Bee Clul
Mrs. wary Willis. Dora Smith. Cuni
Cuniss, Sophia Tibbs. Ophelia Bar
lett, Amanda Brown, Lizzie Car
: Misses Ida Willis, Lizzie Neal, Luti
h | Green, Mary E. Bronn Julia Amis
Verna Tibbs. Lummie Smith and de-
. cons Isaac Carr, David Flemmings ar
i @. Watkins After an address by pa
or and singing by the members, 9
Richmond planet., 1896-02-22
RIoHMoNp, VA. Aug. l. 1895

RICHMOND, VA. Aug. 1, 1895.
The cases of Mary Alternately, Pokey
Barnes under sentence of death and
Mary Barnes in the penitentiary will
cost much money. We must have
that amount
All must help. We need the money
now. The ladies can render great SER
vice by organizing clubs Societies and
lodges can send donations. Churches
can raise collections. We must have
call must not be in vain All sums
sent will be published in the PLANET
Viii you help2 ~as
Signed,
JOHN MITCHELL. .JR
Richmond planet., 1896-02-22
PERSONALS s. BRIE Fs

Miss Alice A Lewis of Peters.
burg sends $6 90 for Lunenburg Case
Mr.. ]. w. Coston of Brunswick,
Co, called on US.
Mr.. W. w. Lee of Fredericks-
burg, Va, called on us.
Miss Mabel Holmes, who was in
disposed last week is out again.
Colonel Walker H Johnson of
Knights of Pythias is out again de
has had a severe attack.
Mr.. Willie Oliver who has been
in the city sometime left Tuesday ev-
ening for his home in Chester, Pa.
Mrs. Ella Jackson, of No. 110C
st. John st left the city for Atlantic
City where she will spend the Spring
We are glad to note the recovery
OF Miss Drucilla Marks who has beer
quite sick at her residence on Calhoun
St.
Mrs. nj d. Norman leftthe cit.
on the 2Oth inst. for New York to at
tend the spring opening She will b
che guest of Mr.. and Mrs DR.. p. &
Reed.
The announ cement of marriage
Miss Susie P Robbs.of Washington to
Mr.. Shipman was not true. Som
mischievous person perpetrated tn
Joke at her expense much to our II
gret.
Grand Chancellor John Mitchell
Jr Installed the officers of Mornir
Star Lodge, No. % at West Point, Va
on the 18th inst.
The citizens of Vest Point. V
rallied and sent SO 10 for the Lune
burg prisoners Rev G. W.. Good
chairman; Mr. o X Armstead, Seer
tary. Well done. Many thanks.
Richmond planet., 1896-02-22
THE DISEASE SPREADING.


SULLIVAN, I'LL Feb. u Grant At
terbury, charged with criminally as
saulting his sister-in-law. Miss Roxy
AtterDury. was taken from Jail here at
12:46 this morning. dragged to the
court house and hanged to tree.
The mob began to gather at half
past IL last night. At that time fifteen
men met They were fully armed and
carriedsledge hammers The mob act
ed quickly, and marched directly from
he school-houss to the Jail, which wal
Richmond planet., 1896-02-22

Editor John Mitchell, Jr., left the
CITY, Wednesday Evening to visit
Springfield, Mass where Golden Chain
Lodge. No. 1919, G.. q. o. OF o. #. will
give a grand reception and promenade
ia his honor, Friday Evening, Feb. Il,
at Graves Hall. In addition to an ad-
dress By the guest, speeches wi be
made by District q. NJ, Geo. A Bisby
and Ex-Grand Director, A. B. Latti'
more, Selections by the Magnolis
Ouartette and music by Prof Ritter
OrchaRtrA.
Richmond planet., 1896-02-22
Annual Thanksgiving Services Of the
Grand United Order Of Odd Fellows.

The lodges, Grand Masters Council
and che Patriarchy of the G. U. o. OF
odd Felloes will observe Odd Fellows
Thanksgiving Day, Sunday, March
1895 3:3" p m. Rev w. R. Gul!ins
pasror of Srd st A NJ. E Church will
preach the Thanh tsgiving sermon at
the 1st Bapt. hurch. The members Of
the Order will assemble at New Odd
Fellows Hall, 3rd It. at p m.
B. r. HARRIS. Chair.
B. A GRAVES, Sec.
Richmond planet., 1896-02-22
Special Services.

Rev. R. Wells, pastor Of Ebenezer
Baptist Church will preach at the Goth
Street Baptist Church, Sunday night.
Feb %, 1895. He will be accompan-
ed by his choir. All are invited.
Richmond planet., 1896-02-22

erybody returned home happy and
gleeful.
We are trying hard to get larger
circulation for the PLANET, and feel
assured that it will never die in our
homes.
We are yours for success.
LEOPOLD.
Richmond planet., 1896-02-22

The East End Night School is
now open and they have q good many
pupils. The people of church Hill and
Fulton should avail themselves of the
opportunity to secure knowledge
Richmond planet., 1896-02-22
John Mitchell, Jr.,
SI4 e. Broad ST.,
RICHMOND, VA.

WANTED-The names of persons
studying or desiring to study Law at
home or in the Office. have some
thing to their advantage.
1t, q. NJ. ", z. .. r..
Richmond planet., 1896-02-22
HOW LONG 1T WILL LAST.


Judge Mann, of the prosecution, re-
piled that he and his associate wanted
Marable to have counsel, and the best
of counsel at that. II he was not guh-
ty they wanted him to go free, but he
ought not now to come into this court
and ask for a continuance OF his case
because of not having counsel, when
Richmond planet., 1896-02-22
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nal in His Home. Every
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Of this Large LabOring
Class of the South.
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THE LuNENpuRe RECORD

He thought that within the next
few days the transcript OF the record
from Lunenburg would be in the hands
of the Prince Edward Clerk, and thai
the witnesses could easi y be gotteT
here by that time.
Judge Crute asked counsel for the
prosecution if they had considered th'
fact of the Prince Edward Circui
Courts beginning its spring term onl.
the Monday following the 25th.
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f,tIIrAcp Enro Fror, I,ri. ~ vun
no,.t tSan y ,yIT,Iny c,Sn Whoa, tosT6v
Vas veal, and closed 0boTt &c lower,
Tra,Asrs hnvc bnsome tImid from thc
usastpTus No,,,"ns Ia" nud ns % "eS,
Snnnr ,s% hsvs " bS"omc cScSsInTIX ra
,to,,s rorr and o,ts wore L,rt syIybiIv
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SisIens b" a n downw"r6 InnSencv md
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SoS. a. ,6sSS IA. ~ stra i,y,,tg 70 CoSss IN
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Whs,t-CSsh No. RprIng G3TC3H g.
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Lightning Hot Drops
What a Funny Namel
Worry True, but II Kills All Pain.
Sold Everywhere. Every Day
Without RsIlef. There IL No Pay
LEGAL NOTICES.
n RIDER OF PUBLICATION,

Tho state Of West Virginia. Ohio
County, 81:
In the Circuit Court OF Ohio County.
West Virginia February Rules. 1895.
A. q. Harold vs. Margaret Elwood, John
Eiwood, James Elwood, Patrick Eiwood.
Edward Elwood. Mary Elwool, Alice
EIwood, Annie New and Johnnie New,
her husband, DeulIa Lap (alias Bridget
Lup), and Harry lap. her husband, tho
Mutual SAVINGS Bunk OF Wheeling,
George Il. Caldwell, trustee, aud Joseph
Warncr.--Gn Chnncory.
The object Of this suit IL to subject tho
real estate in the city Of wheeling, West
Virginia, OF which Patrick Elwood died
soIzci. TO sale for tho purpose or paying
tho Hens against II.
And il appearing from an affidavit filed
in said cause, ut these rules. that the dc.
PENDANTS. John ElwoOd. James Elwood,
Dcnlln Imp MllHB Bridget lap and Harry
Inn. nor husband IRE not residents OF tho
state OF WOat Virginia, and they not hav.
Ing been served with process In said suit,
on motion OF the complainant, by his so.
iIcitor. this order OF publication Is entered
nEninat them, and II IL ordered that tho
said defendants, nhovB named, bc and are
rO0uIrcl 10 appear within ono month after
tho date OF the ilrst publication OF this or.
der and do what IL necessary TO protect
their interests II la further ordered that
this order be published and posted nS ro.
Witness, John W. Mitchell. clerk of our
said court. at the court holHO OF said
county, this 18th day Of February, 1896, to.
Wit: February Rules, 1870,
JOHN w MITCHELL, Clerk,
Published first time February g, 1896
Attest: JOHN W. MITCHELL, ClOrk.
v" S s. for Complainant feo,m
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Dr.. Miles Remedies Restore Health.
DANCER Signals

MS. tk.a t1lf tbs victims Of eorsamt-
lion do not knotr tbss ksps Il. Hereisa list
OF symptoms by which consumption can
certainly be dstected:-
cours on. or two slight efforts on
risinS, occurring during the day and fire.
ausnlly during the night.
Slot srssttias altar exertion.
TisbtnGss Of tbs ettst.
Oget taiss, especially noticeable In the
evening and after full meal.
Ciilus, In the evening, followed by /
Sltbt frah.
Pr,pifziieu toward morning and
Pail t1es and iaHsHiS in the morning.
Loss Of ritahI.
Eyou have these symptoms, or any Of
them, do not delay. There are many
r.pantions which claim to be cures, but
Dr.. H.tsr, eusIi.s Rsnttyfor Consumption
h, the highest endorsements, and has
stood the test OF years. Il will arrest con-
Sumption in It's earlier stages, and drive
away the symptoms named. II is manu-.
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and IS Climbers St, New York, and sold
by all reputable druggists.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features OF the Money and stoc
Markets,

The Features OF the Money and stock
Markets.
NEW YORK. Feb. l5.-Money on call
nominolly at per cent. Prime mercan-
tlle'papcr 5h17 per cent, Sterling ex-
change quiet. with actual business In
bankers bills at 81 S7isQ4 SIX for de-
mand and 81 S6xQ4 SGh for sixty days,
Posted rates 81 S7Gl4 IS and 81 SSEGr
4 50. Commercial bills 81 SSbs. Bar silver
67&c Mexican dollars 53lAc.
Decided heaviness characterized the
fhAl trading OF the week. This condi-
,tlon resulted partly from the efforts
OF the professional dealers and to q less
extent from liquidation for both do
nestle and foreign account. Mnnhlt-
tan, Tobacco and Leather pre- crred
were the features OF the speculation
und displayed notable weakness on
moderate offerings.
The weeks speculation has been un-
satisfactory 10 all but the brokers who
devote their exclusive attention 10
quick turns In the market, There has
been general complaint among conf
mission houses over the dizziness OF
business.
Trade reports are less encouraging.
although returns OF railroad traffic are
mainly favorable. The general market
movement has been fairly active In
spite Of the holiday interruption and
the course OF prices erratic. The indus
trials attracted the greater speculative
attention. with Sugar and Tobacco
foremost and fiuctultlng widely, The
railway bond market to-day was fairly
active, with a downward tendency in
prices. The dealings amounted 10
S6O9. 900. The speculation OF the week
was moderate in volume and q firm
tone prevailed. although some irregu:
lartty In values was noted. The total
business $6.7l2,00o,
The transactions for movements were
81, O29 900. For the week the unusually
large total OF $3.261O0O was recorded.
the business being chiefly in the new
Is coupons. Slight concessions In
prices were generally made and re-
ports OF the liquidation OF interests
that had secured a large proportion OF
the new loan were current.
State securities were shade higher
on purchases OF $4,000.
4 The total sales Of stocks to-day were
l0t. 800 shares.
State bonds dull.
. Railroad bonds easier.
Government bonds weak for the old
fourS and others steady.
1900, .>,- e,srNrtS NJynr ATTNNyG
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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 II saved her life.
Mr.. Thomas EggerS 1879 Florida street.
San Francisco suffered from dread
full cold, approaching Consumptl on,
tried without result everything else,
then bought one bottle Of DR.. Kings
New Discovery and In two weeks. was
cured. He Is naturally thankful. II Is
much results, OF which these are sam
pies, that prove the wonderful efficacy
Of this medicine In Coughs ana Colds.
Free trial bottles nj Logan Drug GO. 3
Drug Store. Regular size doc and u co.
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EAST LIBERTY-Cattle firm; prime
81 4O64 co: good butchers So SOdi 20;
bulls, stays and,cows 81 75fl3 80. Hogs
active; prime medium weights 81 500
4 C5; best Workers. 81 55Ti 60; common
TO fair Workers and pigs 81 4OIi SO:
heavy hogs 81 45fD4 So: roughs s. cog
4 IS. Sheep steady: prime Soq3 15;
lambs 81 5OG5 90; veal calves SO 5oa7 Is.
FALL RIVERA call for small lots
Of special orders of print cloths added
n ANAL margin to 2&c basis. but the
demand was easily filled. The manu-
facturers have held firmly to 2&c, but
have been unable to bet anything better.
The market is now quoted as firm at
"a cents.
CINCINNATI-Hogs steady at 50 75Sp
4 80; receipts 400 head: shipments 1900
head
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Buger,-Flrm; dalrles S6iCe; cream
cries Atii5c.
Cheesc-Qulct Mt ahdlOHc,
E'cgs-Weuk. fresh leisniac.
NEW YORH-Tlour. receipts lC,bOO
barrels: exports 1890 barrels: market
dun and easy. Wheat, receipts 800
bushels; exports 1880 bushels; spot
market firm; No. . red S0Hc; No. hard
75Ac; optIous opened lower and closed
heavy Mt h1%c net loss; No. red
February closed at 73lsc: May closed ut
72Isc. Corn, receipts $1,000 bushels; e%-
ports 300 bushels; spot market duh; NO.
z. 36J,c: options opened stendy ana
closed steady Mt M6hc net adnnce;
February closed at S7isc: May closed
at SGssc. Oats, receipts 1920 bushels;
exports 300 bushels; spot market duh;
No. .. 2JlhN25%c; options dull. closing
unchanged to &c up; February closed
ut 25hc; May closed ut 259ic. hay
steady. Hops quiet. Hides quiet.
Leather firm. Beef steady Cutments
dull. Lard weak; western steam closed
Mt IS 77b nominal; May 81 rs nominal.
Pork nominal Tallow steady. Rosin
quiet. Turpentlnc quiet, Rice firm:
Molnsses uuet, Cottonssed oil dull ana
heavy. CoiIec, options opened steady
mud closed quiet at net decline OF SOLO
points: sales $3.50 bags Sugar raw
dull: refining 3Bc: centrifugal g6-test
4c; mould A SIC: standard a 47Sc; con-
fectionerg. A fIc; cutloaf SIC; crushed
J5ac; grandlated &c.
BALTIMoRE-Blour quiet and I'M
changed: receipts l3,A67 barrels; ship
ments l7,70S barrels. Wheat dull; spot
and month 73H GD7Skc; May 72Aq7Sc;
REGENTS !. 100 bushels; southern wheat
by sample .75177c: do on grade 12WI5c.
Corn steady: spot and month 03Ap
33yc; May S5iA03jHc; steamer mixed
32iEc: receipts 23.337 bushels: shipments
A2.S57 bushels: southern white and vel.
low corn S3G3ic. Oats tlrmcr: No. z
white western 2sikc bid; No, 2 mixed do
26G2Gi5c; receipts 6,s25 bushels. rye
quiet and steady; No z. AiWihc neur-
by; A7T47c western; receipts bOS bushels
Hay. good demand for choice nj iair
prices: choice timothy SIC asked: Grain
frcIghts show no Improvement dull ana
unchanged. Butter steady and I'M
changed. Eggs dull; fresh lGisc. Cheese
steady md unchanged. Whisky un-
changed.
CINCINNATI-Flour dull and easy.
Wheat in light demand: market weak
er: No. Q rcd 735.C: receipts $500 BUSH
dis: shipments 200 bushels. Corn
steady; No, 2 mlxeI SOc. Oats dull: No.
2 mixed 22Ac. Rye steady; No. 2. sc
Lard dull Mt IS IS. Bulkmeats barely
steady Mt 81 12lsG5 Is Bacon dull and
barely steady at 6 OOG6 1919. Whisky
quiet: sales i9S barrels at 81 %. Butter
steady. Sugar firm. Eggs weak at 100
lie. Cheese in fair demand and steady.
Wheat lower and weak;
No. cash and February 73c: May
Ti&c: July 70l2c. Corn active and hlgh-
or: No. mixed 2sc; No. mixed 2S.sc;
Nav s67Ec, Oats quiet and steady; No.
2mixed 2Ois; No. . white 22c; May 22kc.
Rye dull! No. . cash lc. Cloverseed
active and steady; prime cash and
March 81 52A.
PHILADELPHIA Butter steady:
fancy western creamery zoe. EGGS dull
at NC lower; fresh western l4c. Cheese
unchanged.
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Moisture; intense itching
md stIngjng; most at night; worse by
Fcratching. If allowed TO continue tn.
ntc beConling very sore. SwAYNE'S
stops the itching and bleed.
Inc henia liberation, nnd In most cases
r.moveg tho tumorS. AT druggists or by
mali. Ter 80 cents. DR.. Swayne & Son.
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OIL CITY-CredIt balances 81 40; Ger.
,ificates. March delivery opened offered
at 81 IS; closed offered at 81 49: no sales
and 81 10 nominally bid; shipments
q, 2S7 barrels; runs SS.t0S barrels.
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SOOTHING. healing. cleansing, De-
Wits Witch Hazel SRlve Is the enemy
10 sores, wounds and piles. which II
never fails TO cure. Stops itching and
burning. Cures chapped lips and cold
sores in two or three hours. Logan &:
Co, Wheeling. W. Va. B. +. Peabody.
Denwood. and Bowie & Co.. Bridgeport.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-17

Simply apply .sWAYNE,s OINTMENT.
Ter. eczema, Itch. nlt erupuoeS on tho
incc, hands, nose. etc. leaving the skin
cIrnr. white and healthy. It's great heal
Ing and curative powers arc possessed by
no other remedy. Ask your druggist for
SWAYNE'S OINTMENT. tths&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-17

MIR, D. Wiley, cx-postmaster,
Black Creek. n, Y, was so badly af-
fIcted with rheumatism that he was
only able to hobble around with canes.
anu even then II caused him great pain.
After using Chambcrlaln's Pain Balm
he Was so much improved that he threw
AWAY his canes. He says this llniment
ala him more good than NIL other medl-
clnes and treatment PIT together. For
sale at so sents per bottle by druggists.