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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-12
WHAT IS THIS DISEASE CALLED
DYSPEPSIA?

Like thief at night, II steals In upon
us unawares. The patients have pains
about the chest and sides, and some
times in the back. They feel dull and
sleepy; the mouth has bad taste, espe-
cially in the morning A sort OF sticky
slime collects about the teeth. The APP
petite IL poor. There Is feeling ike
heavy load on the stomach; sometimes
faint, all-gone sensation Mt the pit OIL
the stomach which food does not satisfy
Eyes are sunken, the hands and feet De-
come cold and clammy. After while
cough sets In, at first dry, but after
few months 1t is attended with green
ish colored expectoration. The patient
feels tired all the while, and sleep does
not seem to afford any rest. After time
he becomes nervous, irritable ana
gloomy, and has evil forebodings.
There is a giddlness, n sort of whlrllng
sensation In the head when rising up
suddenly. The bowels becom costive;
the skin is dry and hotat times; the blood
becomes thick and staGnant the whites
of the eyes become tinged with yellow;
the urine Is scanty and high colored, de-
posting a sediment after standing.
There Is frequently splitting up Of the
food, sometimes with a sour taste and
sometimes with n swedish taste; this Is
frequently attended with palpitatlon of
the heart; the vision becomes impaired
with spots before the eyes; there is
feeling OF great prostratlon and weak
ness. All OF these symptoms are In turn
present. II Is thought that nearly one
third of our population has this disease
In some OF It's varied forms. II has been
found that medical men have mistaken
the nature of this disease. Some have
treated II for liver complaint, some for
dyspepsia, others for kidney disease,
etc, etc, but none OF the various kinds
OF treatment have been attended with
success.
Now, the Shaker Digestive Cordial
causes the food eaten to be dlgested
This will cause an appetite for more food
and this being digested will result in an
increase Of strength, an Increase OF flesh
and an increase OF nerve power.
The tired, weary feeling will give way
to vlEor and courage. The pale, thin and
emaciated will recover their color and
plumpness, because red blood and fat
are the result OF properly dlgested food.
a ten cent trial bottle will produce
result. Its good effect will be realized at
on CO. YOU will not have to take dozen
bottles to find out II II Is doing you any
good. Try It and then give praise to the
Shakers of Mount Lebanon, New York.
for the relief that you obtain.
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New York Times Tho manners Of tho
children Of The pregcui day are greatly
lacking In dignity, The fault undoubt.
cdly lies with the careless manners OF
the chlldrcn'R cldcrH 'Ilcllo" r. the
common form of Bplulallon used by
children not only among thcmaclvcs,b but
to older people Two little girls, who,
with their mamma had recently arrived
IN Atlantic CITY met on the board walk
N tttto cousin, and tho following con-
vpr1ntlon cnsuod'
Three little grln almost slmullNnc-
ously. 1lullol" "Ilullol" "Ilullol"
Tho two Little Girls Mammal How
90 you do2
Little Glrl=Oh, I'm all right,
The r. l., G'a Mlmmu-llow IL your
mDthur2
ftttir Girl sheo I'll fiRlH,
The ~ Ia G'H Mamma Amt you
rolng to lJlH7 mp2 fho little glrl Kisses
tie w. J.. G'H mlmmn,
NJ luHulhor-tinudshy And they
separate. And Those were wen dressed
aud comparatively Woll.hrrd children,
The manners VI uldur children are not
mitch better When "A young woman
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Milligan, Wilkin & Co.
Bay State Wandolins and
Guitars at special prices
for the next ten days.

without individuality or emphasis ex-
cept the Inevitable understanding which
once was so marked feature OF wo-
mems writing.
We are living In new age. We have
the new woman with us. There are
women on the platform, in the pulpit, In
the press, on the stump and In office.
Women run farms and ranches. They
ride bicycles and make century runs
Many Of them are the breadwlnners Of
their households Complexion and dra-
perry and pose during portion OF their
lives are secondary considerations
They are not afraid Of tan or freckes
on their cheeks or even Of bllsters on
their hands IL acquired In robust out
door life, They are expert on the piano
and the violin, and many Of them prefer
Wagner to Verdi. Why should not
their chirography acquire new charac-
ter with all these changes? Perhaps
there Is affectation In 1t, but the drift Is
In the direction of greater independence,
more positlveness, and, in many cases.
of self assertiveness. Their penman-
ship Is no longer like the running and
cllnglng vine, but like the snpllngs of a
young forest, vertical pointed, self
supporting and lndivIduallzed. II
sometimes 1t is undecipherable and In
comprehensive, II is in that respect
only like the fair young scribe herself
whose thoughts often are past finding
nut
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WESTERN RAILROADS. HARVEST,
More Traffic Coming than they Have Had
for Years,

More Ernmc coming thHh lttg AN'p $50"
for Wears.
CHICAGO, Aug, 1.-THE railroad
situation in the west has not been in as
good condition as at present for some
years" a prominent railway official de-
elares. TRAFFIC both east and vest
bound, Is heavy, and the roads are taxed
10 their utmost capacity 10 handle H.
Crops in the west are abundant, and de-
splte reports of large damage to corn
fn some sections, the roads are assured or
a large business from all sections, Large
crops were held over from last year, and
with the advent OF better prices, they
will be promptly moved out. In addition
10 this. states that have heretofore been
considered almost exclusively corn-pro-
duclnc districts have large crops OF
wheat and this win add to the volume of
traffic. The consequence is that there Is
more competition among the shippers for
room than there Is among the railroad
companies for tonnage. Rates are, there
fnre well maintained, solely because
there is no reason for cutting, The roads
are making large earnings, and VIII very
possibly pay larger dividends the coming
wear than they have for some time past
All available rolling stock is being put
in condition to handle the traffic, shops
are working full time and with full
forces. But even with this, It IS not be-
lIeved that the rolling stock at present
owned by the western roads viii be suf-
flclent to supply promptly all require
ments, For this reason, some OF the
roads are making inquiries regarding
new equipment, and car builders are also
looking for benefits from the Increase IN
traffic
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Frogs Legs them lie half an
hour In lemon Juice, weakened with wa
ter. Bring them 20 the table drained.
Roll in flour and fry IN plenty OF sweet
butter Cooked In this way the delicate
flavor is not lost in spices.
Horseradish vfnegar.-Add one table
spoonful OF granulated sugar and one
teaspoon Of salt to three-fo urths OF
teacup of grated horseradlsh put the
mixture In a quart glass fruit jar, MI
the latter with strong cider vinegar, and
let stand five days, shaking several
times day. Strain through cheese
cloth and bottle.
Tomato Sauce,-One quart of canned
tomatoes, two tablespoonfus of butter,
two of flour, one small onion Sliced two
sprigs of parsley, bay leaf. one sprlg
Of thyme, three cloves, two diisptee ber-
ries. Cook the tomatoes, spice, parsley
and onion ten minutes Heat the butter
in small frying pan and add the flour.
Stir over the fire pptll smooth and
browp, and stir into the tomatoes. Add
half teaspoonful Of salt, pepper and n
little cayenne,and rub through strain
err fine enough to keep back the seeds.
Apple Butter.-Beat large cupfut OF
sweet milk into pint OF sifted flour,
add a pinch Of salt and three eggs, and
beat well, Pour half the mixture into
low buttered pudding dish, and set 1t
In the oven until firm, Nearly MI the
dish with apples that have been cooked
unt!l tender, but not broken, sprinkle
them with three tablespoonfuls of SUI
gar, and flavor with the grated rind OF
half lemon or nutmeg. over the APP
pies spread the remainder of the batter,
and bake In slow oven for an hour.
Serve with hard or liquid sauce, or
cream and sugar.
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pht,o1oi,tJo Dro,,, Hon, fo, aboII ,ya
fh''a'ei'"'" 'eaS' '''" ,u' '.'''' We
80 IN our ehorts 10 be polite TO the
people, who like ourselves, have cut
Town for n spelq
,r. IA
Fepuil 10 "o' uniiAeiF II d" a'-
tempt to be agreeable is made in the in
terest of some one who has actually fled
,ror, homo IN he Iet s,ona
we VINO aye STRIVING 10 10 the correct
thing are haunted by seif-reproaches,
when we ignore the new piazza conner.
"a ,., mi, soor,,,n d,so,,r,os, 49,,
si"u 'e' '''' S'e'''"7 N'sIou' ''S' ''AiS
nave won LOT us her everlasting graft
tude.
Dray,no, into our sheIIs will often Ioea
49,, $50. 49,,
toF pS 'dFe s"ou i''ehus' an" YET 10
venture out of them Is equally certain
10 b"lng IN our wake bores OF the very
worst type,
a very delicate question this. a
fresh arrival very plainly announced to
her friend not fong stnce that she had
come to the shore to rest and that she
did hope she should not have to do the
great agreeable act TO the women about
her.
This declaration went through the
hotel In quick time. No one has both
cred the pair. they sit out their even
ings alone and their days az well.
For little time all seemed to 60
well with them, but lately have no.
ticed that they drop their books to lis
ten to the gossip going on about them,
and look longlnEly toward the corner
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-12

A small sponge will be found a great
convenience, especially for cleaning
doors, surbases, windows or painted
halls. If there is a more than usually
obstinate spot of dirt anywhere a slight
rubbing OF the sponge with one Of the
many cleaning powders or sand soap
will leave the surface clean and bright.
scrim or madras curtains are more
than nice for kitchen windows. They
look better than plaid muslin and laun-
der quite as we'll Run them on rod or
O tape with heading.
A little ammonia aud scalding water
poured into the kitchen and bathroom
pipes Is a great help to keep them clear
and sweet and clean. Ordinary com
merclal carbolate OF lime Is excellent for
this purpose.
An excellent receptacle for your en-
broldered table decorations is large
cigar box kept In the drawer Of the
sideboard.
Wooden spoons are nicer for kitchen
use than metal ones Have several sizes.
They are convenient for serving salad,
gravy or sauce.
A canton flannel bag put on with a
drawing string over the broom is a
great labor-saver for busting mating
or polished floors, 1t takes only half the
time. TOO.
1t is u good plan to have your blank
cts singly and not In pairs as they are
usually bought. Very often two make
one too warm and one IS all that Is
necessary. Cut them apart and but
tonhole the edge with silk or worsted to
match the border. This can be done
with a steel crochet needle In single
crochet.
A very capable housekeeper says she
finds shelf placed Just above the re-
frigerator q great help for the overflow
of uneutcn food and for tender yegeta-
bes
An Inpromptu filter will often be
found not only convenient, but very
necessary Buy five cents worth Of
powdered charcoal, put In n piece of
flannel, together with some small stones
fine pebbles are best and tie II to
the splgOL The water running through
this will be quite clear. Bc sure TO have
coarse flannel, aa the charcoal Sits
through muslin II It runs too slowly
put something under the splgot and let
Il run while you arc dotuR something
else and dip out nftcrwurd. The In
creased 6learncss Of the water win re-
pay you.
To remove sewing mlchlnc oil stains
rub the stain with sweet oil or lard, nnd
lot It stnnd for several hours; then wash
II In soap aud cold water
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-12

on account OF various meetings at
Linwood Park, VermIllon. Ohio, Aug
ust 3 to %, 1897, the Cleveland, Loraln
& Wheeling Railway VIII sell round
trip tickets at very low rates daily I'M
III August 90 All tickets good until
August 81. The long limit on tickets
and the easy access to sandusky, Lake
side, Put-in-B Bay and the Islands makes
this a very favorable opportunity for an
outing at the Lake Erie resorts, For
particular rates, etc, apply to Cleve-
land. LeraiH q Wheeling agents, or .
II. Wood, travelling passenger agent,
Mcclure House block, Wheeling, W. Va
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Thursday, August II, the Ohio River
railroad will run their second excursion
to Atlantic City and Cape May at the
following rates.
stations Moundsviiie to ParkersbHrg,
inclusive, $40; Harris Ferry to Ravens
wood, Inclusive. $ll; Willow Grove to
Kenova, inclusive, Sl2. Tickets will be
good going on trains and and Will be
good returning within Il days
Sleeping cars Will be run through
without change via the Pennsylvania
railroad, the only line running through
ears to Atlantic City.
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on Sundays during tho present sum
mer the Monongnhela River Railway
Co, viii sell round trip tickets between
all points at one fare for the round
trip. NO ROUND "TRIP FARE TO
EXCEED FIFTY CENTS. This gives
the people OF Clarksburg a chance to
visit Fnirmont. and the t'atrmont peo-
pie an opportunity to so to Clarksburg,
travelling glXty-six miles In either case,
at cost Of only fifty cents This Is
"romnthlng new" for West Virglnln,
and II IL hoped that the people viii
show their appreciation Of these low
rates by patronlzing them. tth&s
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JOHN GRIFFIN, Of Hnncsylllc, Ohio,
enys: 81 never lived n day for thirty
years without suffering agony until a
box OF DC wits Witch Hazel Salve
cured my pllcs," For piles ana rectal
troubles, cuts, bruises, srrrfns, eczema
and all skin troubles, De Wits Witch
Hazel Salvc Is uncquallcd Charles r.
Goethe, Market and Twelfth streets,
Chatham Sinclair, Forty-slXth and ia.
cob streets: a, u, Scheclc, No, GOi Main
gtrcet; Gxlcy Bros, Penn and Zane
streets. Bowie & Co, bridgeport. 3
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yersatlOn which may take general

yersatlon which may take a general
turn.
Never press food, delicacles or drinks
upon a guest by whom they have been
declined. II is not 10 be supposed that
u person with an average amount OF
brains VIII decline anything he really
wishes.
Where wine Is used, claret properly
goes with the soup, and Burgundy with
the fish, With the meats, sherry and
port are permissible, while other wines
have advocates. For entrees, game and
dessert champagne Is the standard
Several vlands are now eaten from
the fingers, For instance, olives, as
pa1gus when served whole In the pro-
per manner, and lettuce, which should
be torn into small pieces before the
dressing is put on, after which, of
course, II must be only touched with the
fdrk.-Phiiadeiphia Inquirer.
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WHEELING DAILY NTELIIGENCER THURSDAY AUGUST - 1897

enters u room with her mother, i IS
only a momentary act for her to walt TO
allow the older woman to be seated
first. but It means the difference be-
tween good anhbad breeding. When a
man seats himself before woman It is
a worse breach OF good manners
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"The beauty and wholesomeness of
the salad should commend 1t to every
American housekeeper," writes Mrs S.
T. Rorer In her cooking lesson on 1.-THE
Making OF Salads" In July Ladies'
Home Journal. ~ do not refer to those
highly seasoned combinations Of hard
boiled eggs and mustard, but TO dainty
dinner or luncheon salads. made with n
dressing OF olive of, few drops Gs
lemon Juice, and light seasoning OF
salt, garlic and pepper,
THE salts necessary for the well-be-
ing Of our blood are beautifully given in
these green vegetables; then, too, It Ia
n pleasant way of taking fatty food,
All machinery must be well oiled to
prevent friction, and the wonderful hui
man engine Is not an exception to the
rule, Look carefully to 1t that you take
sufficient fatty food.
THE Americans do not use enough
oil to keep them in perfect health.
While butter is served in some families
three times n day and Is better than
no fat, It's composition Is rather against
II as compared to sweet vegetable oil.
Fats well dlgested are the salvation OF
consumptives or those suffering from
any form of tuberculosis. For these
reasons a simple salad composed Of any
green vegetable and n French dressing
should he seen on every well regulated
table three hundred and sixty-fivo times
n year. Those who live out OF town
can obtain from the fields sorrel, long
dock, dandelions and lambs quarters
for the cost Of picking, Where desserts
are not used, and / wish, for heulth's
suke, they may be abolished, n salad
with bit Of cheese and bread or water,
or cracker with small cup OF coffee,
may close the meal. Where dessert is
used the salad, cheese and water are
served Just before It, to prick up the
appetite that 1t may enjoy more fully
the sweet AT large dinner the salad
4, ,,,,,,li,. so,-,yn1 with tho game course"
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Real Estate for Sale.

Nos, &C and 6s Twelfth street, stores and
dwelling.
No, IS Fifteenth street, Il rooms. modern,
lot SOxl20 feet.
a very desirable dwelling on North Msla
street.
2sSxl0O feet.
No, lS6S'EOtt street, IL rooms, lot tssS
feet.
No. 26i2 Jacob street, rooms, full lot
A new residence In Woodsdale, 6 rooms,
grounds 70Xla feet.
No, 1927 Alley II, 6 rooms, lot GOXl?O feet,
only $l.5Q0
No, n North Huron street, rooms, 10,
3Oxl2O feet, only $500,
No; l226 ChapIIne street. II rooms, lot
- Ne: lis Fourteenth street, rooms, 10,
3OXl2O feet.
Nos 1913. 1915 md 1917 Market street.
Dwelling property southwest corner
Twelfth and Eoff streets.
No, q North Wabash street, I rooms
Nos. 2als and 2Oa Main street. stores
and dwelling,
A fine residence In Pleasant Valley
grounds S5x5l0 feet.
A fine residence in Elm Grove, acre
OF ground.
Building lots in the country and on tn.
From $500 to $4,000 to loan on City Real
Estate.
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All dressed she stood for the party pie
lure OF loneliness rare,
With Jewels ngleam on her bosom, and
flowers entwlned In her hair
And her husband IN proud contemplation
surveyed her from frtzzes 20 feet,
And gloated with pride DER the picture so
daintily lovely and sweet,
Her bright azure eyes she turned on him
with sort OF Il questioning glance,
Her rosy lips parted, revealing rare pearls
VI. that god would entrance,
And, moving yet closer toward him, with
modest and ladylike grace,
She asked him In musical accents: Does
the powder show on my faoe2
Denver Post,
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simply apply "sWAYNE's ONT.
MENT" No intcrnnl medicine rcqulr-
cd Cures letter eczema, Itch all orup.
lions on the face, hands, nose, etc, letv-
ing the skin clear, white ANA healthy
its great healing ANA curative powers
your druggist for swAYNlFs ONT.
MENT, tiha&W.
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FOR WOMANKIND.
How Far Shall Women Go in Cul.
tivating Graciousness,
ABOUT SUMNER FRIENDSHIPS

They Need Not bO Carried Through the
Winter Unless One PiraSrs-YOuns wo-
mems ChirogrSPhy--somO otit Is ETas-
prratlng Fashions Fane'ss and Honse-
hold HlntS-Iow to "Cook Husband"
ChlIdren's aIsnnsrs,
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

Tho State Of West Virginia, Ohio coaH'
~. ss;
In the Circuit Court Of Ohio County
West Virginia. August Rules, 1877
Mary Rernlco Higgins and Francis AI.
Higgins, by Charles #. Baker, Their 0'E
Higgins, Fanny c. Miller and Charles n
Miller her husband, Fred G. HlgSm,s.
Nellie RhrgOr and John w. Bnrgcr hty'
husband, Prudence u, Higgins, Guy ~
G.. Allen, trustee Walter II, Klngg,nss.,r.
trustee, and jessie u. Lognn.-lh V"A''
Gerry.
The object Of this suit Is to secure GG ms'
tition Of tho interests of the plqlhpad
Mary nernicc Higgins and Francis XIX XXX
lllggnp, In and to The real estate OF WY,
Thomas IT, Higgins died seized nnl w,
scgsed, and which lp known az thn,..iT
onC.hnlf Of lot numbered ~ IN Cn'qWTb,
county OF Ohio aud state OF West v"
And II appearing from an AFFIDAVIT N.Y.
In said cause, at these rules tha' ,Upst.
fondnntp, Fred G, Higgins Nellie - "a X.
ger ana John ". Bgrgcr. her nuyWEo os, W.
gfnfn, and they not having been sII
with process In aal1 put on motion q, n.t.
Cnmplnlnnnta. by their HOllcllorh uh.m.
der OF publication II entered 9Fgl9Hs,., i1SI
and II n ordered that tho said gers y, se.
above named, ho ana nrO required Va n
pear within one month AFTER tng Wnpgd a,
tho first publication Of THIS ORDER lg,St.
Whni IN necessary tu protect thglI WIN
cpta. II IL further ordered that M, "i3W
be published aud posted ~ ro1nlrGu w Snf
MliHnsa e, ~ llcnning, CLERK al,gs.
said court at tho court houHc o. ElVi ,,Wll,
~, this an day Of August wv"
""H"'' '"'''' ''t Y H. lu1NNlNG eIGts
Published tho first tint, huE9W IgrE
Attest E, II, .HhNNlNNg Ittah
". 10. Patterson aud Atkinson Nrt,ih
Solicitors Tor Cnmplnlnanlg.---H3SH2z-s-,
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

The very desirable residence al No II
South Penn street. II is a modern =
roomed house; the grounds consist OF fopr
lots, two fronting on Penn street and iva
fronting on broadway, running THROUGH
from street TO street, The owner has
many rare plants, shrubbery, shade Ana
fruit trees. One OF the most desIrabis
properties on the Island. The owner IL
about to remove from the city is why il \,
for sale. WIN sell as a whole or divide,
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q. O. SMITH.
Evcbanpe Rank Ru,ldIng
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then with wild shrek he took wing and
lance from the road. The geese flew after
hi N, filing the air with their discordant
cries. Gander and geese alighted in the
pond, where they all gathered in bunch,
held consultation in a subdued chorus of
cackles, and went through all sorts OF
cratic maneuvers for a few minutes.
Then they separated and swan about as
placidly as they had been pasturing by
the roadside few minutes before.
"At the first movement of the gander,
when he disturbed the tranquility of the
feeding flock, my host rose quickly to his
feet, and as he moved toward the meadow
exclaimed:
I" There's them ding haydn hands
workin' as if they had all the rest o. the
year to git that hay in, and here we're
goin' to be ketched in tearin' old shower
in less than an hour, or else there amt
no use in keepin' geesep
Then he hurried down to the meadow,
spurred up the men. and took an active
hand himself at the loading of the hay.
Before fifteen minutes had passed I saw
clouds banking in the horizon and pres
emily the mutter of thunder was heard
among them. The farmer was right. In
an hour one of the hardest thunder
storms [ ever saw was raging over that
part of New Jersey. and it caught the last
load of the old mans hay in transit.
After supper that night questioned the