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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-05-17

WEDNESDAY, MAY II, 1892
EIGHT PAGES.
FREE the trusts
THIS of week, Clarence old boy
A NEWSPAPER wrapper s sort o cOstOt mail
THE best collector section the toll gatherer
r candidates raised without much cultivation
DURING the convention play of
candidates.
CARPET the people and
give it beating.
The eighty yearod farmer against game
enjoying old age
girl
mosh eartes fashion
prejudice allows his
o get and weak.
THAT whskey
evidence of the fact that we live in a fast
He tho shunshe public gaze
Thinks sdverisng
grounds potato
possible Mckinley Pngrees
great Breckenridge county
Joaquin Mer advice to "plow dogs and plant turkeys"
uyour rivals in business will advertise,
How afford to do otherwise.
Vernon rndugd shooting spe
Like the antitrust law
who for divorce
abnomay sensitive that
In bankruptcy he'll never SINK
Who his In printers
proposed battle ship The
commission leap
shore
capable producing
an assured fact
Of
Honor thy hesan thy mothers"
will be tried the Circuit
will be Opposed gst for
Acting Governor Worthington1 pardon mill
the
Col saw
the Homo Charles III he
capitalist planning factory The num-
in
doubtful the willing
hang murderen merely encourage home industries"
friend, be wise
And advertise,
Your without Ceasng
In your progress
Youllf find succe
increasing
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-yeaod whiskey be made in fifteen minutes
evidence oil fact live in a fast
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proposed ship Girl" She will
commission leap
aho
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would thing Breckenridge county farmers would follow
Joaquin Ners "pow your plant turkeys"
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divorce grounds
glass sensitive
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capable producing
produces
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has girl who wouldn't harm but she
the heartless fashion
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S-~NNNNNs%NONO~3NN- @NNN~>~N>N@NOIN|-7
( THE SOUL OF WIT.
WANTED day fuzzy poodle
MORE DOG entered Mr. and tried talk "P d. into buy
ing The price exObtant. $780, for useless toy
the
sausage business pick up considerably pay
for small dogs mastf I'll talk yousaturday
Evening Post
TROLLEY once her ddressest the othe day he
"There is man in this house who is untrue to his wife
am going o throw this hymnbook him."
the uCked his head avoid the Then she beed the
dodgers and Landed the
aterward learned that and dumb-Exchang
BIRDS OFA distinguished clergyman story
FEATHER He through the White Mount
aims with another clergyman FIR companion. day they
case,
interesting character whose conversation abound good stories The
m glad hv met yer eer said the driver on leaving them see
haven't this and Morals
TWAS Sunday studying
ScHEY the Old Testament The small but bright
and were deeply interested in the subject
Jimmy said the teacher turning the pupils who was
Samson" said Jimmy without hesitation.
declared without waiting be asked about Sampson wasn't there at ALL
1t was schey'-Exchange
THEY WE'RE oTeary Catholic priest
CRUSHED very friendly with his neghbO the Church of England
vicar They met on the road one day. when the vicar said
exciedy:
oh Father o'Leay, have heard the awful news'"
mo" the priest "what isit al?"
Something awful" he bottom has fallen of PugOy,
and all the Catholics have tumbled into hell"
"Oh DEAR dear" Father oLay "what crushing the
Professionals must have got '-NewsIetter
SIMPLE of negro
METHODS doctor who enjoys extensive practice
white physician accosd day, saying
"Wen Sam where have been ?"
bloodvs ~
"why that's serousl What did you prescribe ?"
wild arabic Alum de
pants tOseddah, an de gum to stick 'em"-Argonau
COULDN'T General Butler examine young
SAVE NM applicants admission the bar, and before him
youth who failed mseraby all that perained to jurspu
den law sumpuary process
Finally asked Wha would like be examined IMP You have
reply "Ty n statutes I'm them"
young friend" said, afraid
you statutes wha
fool Legislature from repeating all
MORSE ON AN Bridge Dublin there fruitsp
the keeper of which, Bddy the apple a better
figure ready glib tongue
An American WIS.,
thinking the old woman up
displaying for and said These apples you grow
| here. In America we have them twice large.
Bddy pipe lips cooy
surveying the joker from head to heels ad in pity Yer
fool must be wbn take gOOsebers
|
ThTE Stories and
ANSWERS questions frequently told but do often
schools, and vet they are frequently original enough
teacher lately wishing turn the idea
"what called go to foreign
'PrOdga sonsl" the prompt and triumphant reply
class boys when asked What the ten pagues with
The ten virgins 's sir Westminster Gazette
LOGIC OFA it," heahen you propose to
| SAVAGE civlize me2"
"YOu to work"
| "That is the idea"
"And then lead simplify things make my
work ighter%
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aficonoose Divorce coming
eraon the revision the fifth
Honor thy andth mothers"
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-05-17

eighty who against the shell game tn
enjoying green old age.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-05-17

HORSE ON HM On old Carlisle Bridge Dublin fuLs
the keeper Of which, Biddy the woman, a
allowed verbal aint to retire An
thinking of the old
displaying and said; These
America have them twice
Bddy slowly removed her dudheen clay pp lips cooy
the joker from head heels pity
fool be wbin take gOOebes
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CARPET people should arise in their
give il beating
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a commission
failed miseraby all that perained to jurispru-
Finally "What like be examined IMP You have
failed in everything have suggested"
The "Try the statutes I'm them"
rhook his head somn "My iend he sd Pm afraid
won't do You may be familiar with the
Legislature from repeating
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-05-17

will be tried county Ciru
Court they will be opposed gst
Acting Govemo Worthingons pardon mill.
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respond the the
Commercial Club Jack Chnn
the Homo Charles he pat and called the
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-05-17
SIMPLE
METHODS.

METHODS DOCTOR who enjoys more or less extensive paoce
the coored population
him road other day.
"Well Dr. Sam. where have been ?"
Bill Johnsng sab Wrasin wild Nose Jones he
bloodvesse"
"Why, that's serousl What did you prescribe ?"
"Ah him all right wild alum and arabic Alum dr.
pants togeddah an de gum to stick em."-Argonaut
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just joined his regiment
palace door In Hayana, when a gzzled unshaved old
soldier wearing cavalry sergeants stripes his
campaign hat stepped and stood him. young hdOeted the
manner which the trooper ignored his proximity
sharply
Here you man. did anyone teach how aute2"
"Yes SIR" drawed the he glanced youngter
"We knock heels together young trooper
TO attention with the precision of n old soldier
snow salute he said and the gauntlet
and d there until the young Lieutenant time
demanding Nov remember this and don't happen your
and what do you belong ?"
Without relaxing his position from attention. the old
fully saued and remarked, dryy
Ny Samuel Bgasr- Of Cavalry
Brgade."-Exchange.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-05-17

LOGIC 0FA GAS understand it," said the heathen you
SAVAGE civilize met"
Exactly So"
You get habits ideness and teach me to wo
"That is the idea"
sand then lead simplify methods and things
work ligherT
Eyes"
"And next will become ambitious get ch that won't h.
at alp"
Naturally"
"We what's the OF taking way Of getting
sarted2 don't have to work now"-Washington Star.
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TRITE
ANSWERS.

the equally surprising children
schools and vet they frequently original enough.
lately wishing
said
"Wha the good called who go foreign
lands oteachth the heathen
"Prodgal sons" the and triumphant reply.
when asked "Wha
than gallantry:
1.-THE virgins sir l"-Westminster
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WAS
SIGNED.

SIGNED ae entered the leading ewey establishment OF
and after looking the stock turquoise
diamond valued hundred
that passed the clerk young glanced
looking nquinngy at the young woman said:
There mistake here, think"
The If the for
She told
"Bu what2" she exclaimed tEdy Do
acceptableP Give 1t to once, please"
The clerk complied
good for that sun
The girl ran her it, and then deep crimson
"Ohl" she exclaimed 81
And then she proceeded to make another.
She had signed the "Your
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-05-17

My friend, be wise,
And advertise,
Your business without ceasing,
In your progress,
You'll find success
With sheckels fast increasing.
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will play havoc with the
candidaes
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-04

Granville Moody, when asked to lead
students In chapel prayers, took bit
Of chalk, and. turning to the blnck-
board behind him, wrote, In bold hand:
Alteration, Depreciation. Thanksgiv-
ing. Confession. SuppIleadon;" then
saying Let US pray" he followed close
ly In his petition the formula on the
board. Thus on the sensitive plate Of
memory, In Ave hundred young minds,
the parts that goato make perfect
prayer were imprinted forever. All
these parts will be found In Nehemiah's
prayer,
Nehemiak's Is one OF the model pray
ers Of the Bible 1t furnishes an ideal
for use in case of ma Sonal aifllctiOn.
Nehemiah Is one OF the most Illus
trious examples of dislnterestedS pa
triotIsm which history. sacred or pro-
fame. affords. His life might have been
the instant forfeit Of his plea for his
fellow countrymen. He rellnQulshei the
ease and safety Of palace for a thou
s2nd-mIle Journey over BedeuiH-in-
tested desert. He ran the risk Of plots
and conspiracy: he voluntarily UNDER
took a herculean task, all for God and
his country.
Why does God delay His answer TO
prayer? No advantage from such de-
lay can possibly accrue to God. Of
ten the thing requested Is palpnby in
accord with His will and purpose. II
may be that. In the delay and the con-
sequent persistence and Importantly re-
qured thag state of mind and heart is
developed which viii make the best and
uttermost use OF he blessing when at
length 1t is conferred.
Prayer IL an active factor in human
affairs. Things come to pass through
prayer that otherwise never would
transplre. II Nehemiah had only wept
his tears would have awaited nothing.
He prayed and his name stands next
10 that OF Zerubabbel as having supple
mented ana conserved his work; for the
temple without the wall could not have
stood TIL Shiloh came. Glorious
achievements are the outcomes OF deep
feeling. Nehemiah's emotions fairly
chseled his face. n his had been a
mere passing and sentimental regret at
the forlorn condition of Jerusalem, he
would never have been the hopored In
strument Of Providence in the rearing
OF the walls, He Is mortal, because
his heroic, patriotic and devout soul
was capable of the deepest feelings.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-04

cHIcAGo-The small supply Of cat-
Gle to-day were quickly disposed Of At
unchanged prices Good to fancy
grades S 5O@s 70; common to medium
81 COOS Is: stockers and feeders g 100
/ Is: cows. heifers and bulls 81 5O85 10;
Texans So 1904 10. Calves 50 1907 90.
Trade in hogs was active at steady
prices except for light weights, which
were weaker. Fair TO prime lots
81 12;hG4 27ak heavy packers s. 1904 70;
mixed SS 956fl I'M: butchers s. S564 y;
light weights s. 9s9l 20; pigs s. 500
10. The supply OF sheep and lRmbS
were excessive for Friday. Butchers
held back and the market closed weak,
with lambs from 15126c lower and
sheep bRi0c lower: common to primo
lambs sold at 81 0086 SO; poor TO prime
sheep 81 O0GD4 90. Receipts Cattle,
5000 head; hogs, $1,000 head; sheep,
1900 head.
FlAsT LIBERTY-Cattle steady; ex-
tra. IS sO@6 90; prime, IS 1905 sei COM
mon, 50 COOS so.
Hogs active; extra heavy, $50 pounds
andlupward, Sl'S564 10; heavy Workers
and prime mediums, 81 1904 SSi light
Workers., 81 1904 30.
Sheen steady; choice wetherS, 81 l6@
4 25:i common, 81 5000 50; choice lambs
IS COOS IS: common to good, ~ OOg4 w.
Veal calves, 81 0OG7 10
CENCINNATI-Hogs fairly active and
strong at s. 1904 20.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-04

Cash quotations were as follows;
Flour-QuIet and easy.
Wheat-No. 2 spring, 69@71isc: No.
spring, 6497lkc: No, 2 red, 7O1Ac;,
Corn-No. 2, S2Ss2Hc; No. yellow
S2@S2hc. o.e
26Hc; No. white, 25lsc.
Rye-No. 2, Sic.
Barley-No. 2, S7944c.
Flaxseed-No /, 81 2sN; northwest
Timothy seed-Prime, 81 80.
Mess pork. per barrel, s. o59S 10;
lard, per 100 pounds. IS 17lh@5 20; short
ribs sides, Cloose), 81 2595 20; dry sailed
shoulders (boxed) 5X@5Kc; short clear
sides, (hoxed), IS S065 IS.
WhIskey-Distillers finished goods
IS sussars"cut loaf. 5.7Oci graduated,
5.1sc.
Butter Arm; creameries, l5@2S'se'
dalries, 1l6l9c.
Eggs strong; fresh. lSc. ,n,o
Cheese-Steady. creams h%@ls%c'
NEW YoRK-Fiour, receipts h.s72
barrels: exports S,S5T barrels; sales,
10 900 packages; market steady Tor low
grades and easy for medium and higher
grades. closing dull.
, 90 SSe bushels OF futures and $4,000
bushels Of spot; spot dull but firm; No.
. rod FAC I, O, b. afloat spot;N No. north
ern Duluth 76lsc (. o. b. afloat to arrive
new: No. 9 red 72Ac elevator; options
steady ut an advance OF Nc; closed
weak nj the lowest point, a net decline
~ ISc. March closed at 76&c: May
S7kc 10 77Hc: closed at 77hc; Decem-
heT closed nj 73Xc.
Corn. receipts 81, 425 bushels: exports
Is. AL bushels: sales 5000 bushels Of
futures and $4,000 bushels Of spot; spot
market weak: No. ?, I. o. b. ahoat
and SSlsc elevator; options opened
steady and nomInRlly Nc higher clos
cd weak ut net unchanged prices; May
closed at 3Shc; December closed nj
3slLc.
oats, receipts $500 bushels; exports
s, $50 bushels; spot market quiet No. 2
oats 29hc; No. oats. zoe; No ; white
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-04

Arnndntnf3n nnd Provisiens.

cHICAGo-wheat fell again to-day
under the influence of accommodating
stocks. and December closed with a
loss Of M@%c. Corn declined h@Kc
and oats NC. Provisions were strong.
and closed unchanged to 1O9l2lsc
higher.
Small Argentine shipments and high
er cables, Notwithstanding the decline
here yesterday, started wheat at a frae-
tlonal advance over last nights close.
shorts were apprehensive for the mo-
ment, because Of some excitement in
England over the Transvaal situation,
and some covering resulted. Liquid
alton on the bulge, became so excessive,
however, that the demand was With
drawn, and the market ~ med suddenly
weak. From that point until the end
the course was downward. Put hg-
ures were reached without meeting any
opposition, and this fact alone added
impetus to the selling movement. The
main factor OF weakness was the rapid
increase in the domestic visible supply.
the indications being that an addition
of over n million bushels would be
made during the week. Light clear
ances, slow cash demand and the re-
ported improved conditions Of winter
wheat also had depressing effect.
December opened M8iac higher at $50
69kc, advanced to 693S 969hc. declined
to 6sKc and closed at 6SA @6S7sc. ~
Chicago received 133 cars, 20 Of which
were graded contract. Minneapolis
and Duluth got 71S cars, compared
with CAS- cars the same day last week
and 1912 cars a year ago. Total west
ern primary receipts were $4,000 BUSH
els, against 1l44,0Q0 bushels last year.
Atlantic port clearances In wheat and
flour equalled 226,0O0 bushels. Argen-
tine shipments Of wheat during the
week were $4,000 bushels, against 1,072,-
900 bushels, and none the corresponding
week last year. The crop outlook
In that country was still pronounced
excellent, with the Indications that
fully $4,000. 900 bushels would be ayalla-
BILE from this seasons yield for export.
An advance Of I'D at Liverpool also
encouraged buying, but the market
finally yielded under heavy liquidation,
Induced by q poor cash demand, and
reports of a serious blockade at Buha-
10. The market was active through
out, but closed weak at the bottom. De-
cember opened nc higher at 31b9SlAe,
advanced to 3lk 93lNc and declined to
5V9SC at Ine CLOSE
Oats followed other grains. There
was no special feature to the trade,
however, prices ruling easy within
narrow limits. Receipts were light. lS2
cars, but this was offset by a slack ship
ping demand, December opened Nc
higher at 22X022Xc. declined TO 22%
and closed at 22x 622Isc.
Provisions were slow but firm. LIB
eral shipments and steady decrease
in stocks encouraged buying OF ribs
and pork, and substantial gains were
scored, Packers sold freely OF lard,
howeve., January pork closed 109l21Sc
higher at 50 1909 TN; January lard
unchanged at SIS rs and January Ribs
2M65c higher at 81 IS.
Estimated receipts for Saturday:
Wheat, 145 cars: corn, $40 cars; oats,
200 cars; hogs $4,000 head.
Total sales Of stocks were $500 shares.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-04
No Moro Rheumatism.
Tho international Sunday School Lesson
November 5, 1899. Nehemiah I:1-11.
Nehemiah's Prayer,

Picture, II you will, Nehemiah walk
ing on the wal Of Susa. Behind him
are goodly palaces, and in the more
distant background the mountains OF
ELAN. Hard by Is the tomb Of Daniel.
But Nehemiah's mind is far away. he
Is thinking OF the sepulcher OF his faith
erS, and the mountains Of the Lords
house. Hank! Can It be? He hears
the accents Of his own loved dialect.
Returning to the Darapet, he sees
company Of travel-stained Jews. He
greets them with Oriental demonstra-
tiVenese. One Is his own brother. He
does NOT stop TO ask or bis brothers
heRlth or fortune, or to narrate his
own remarkable preferment at court.
His first questions Is as TO the state OF
the Jews In Jerusalem, and of the tenn
pie. The tale the travellers tell is OF
the nature of a terrible surprise. In the
absence Of any news, he mad thought all
was we'll. His personal prosperity Is
no substitute for the welfare of lion.
no substitute for the welfare of Zion.
Surges of sorrow sweep his soul
But, better than that, he also prayed,
He showed those traits which God de-
lights to honor-pe rsistency and impor-
tunlty. He prayed probably three
times day. and every day for week.
There was no answer, but. nothing
daunted. he began the second week, and
so continued for seventeen weeks and a
day One hundred and twenty days
just the time 1t would have required to
measure with his footprints all the way
from Susa to Jerusalem. God was, in
fact. answering Nehemiahs prayer,
while He seemed to be Withholding the
answer In this period OF suspense. a
plan Of procedure was being developed,
It's general principles, Its minutest de-
tails. With the growth Of the place
grew the conviction that he must put
1t into execution, and the resolution to
Ho En
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Wool.

BoSToN-The Commercial Bulletin
viii say tomorrow; Last weeks enor-
nous sales Of 1871 900 pounds Of wool
have been excelled by this weeks huge
total Of 1895. 600, again breaking the
record, which until last week, was 49,
5AS,50O pounds in the speculative times
Of 1887. An average weeks sale is four
million pounds. Prices have advanced
from one to two cents, the secured
p60nd,n above last week. Fine staple
territory x Is sold at SIC; secured, the
highest price since Blaine's defeat:
Ohio XXX has advanced to S4c, There
has been rush for Australian and the
small supply is almost exhausted. For
eIgn markets support our own. Monte
video has opened at prices so per cent
above those Of last year. The sales for
the week are 16,O1S,5OO bales domestic,
and 2,2SS, 900 foreign, total Of lS,S6G,5OO
for this week, against total OF 1874
900 last week and total of l,lSS, 500 for
the corresponding week last year. The
receipts to date show an increase OF
1857 bales domestic, decrease Of 23,-
327 foreign. against last year The
sales to date show IN Increase OF 49,
S75, 600 bales domestic and l6,427, 400 for
eigp.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-04

NEW YoRK-Another quiet day in
the market has to be reported. The
weather has been bad. and the near APP
proach of elections has affected the at
tendance Of buyers The market con-
tinues strong Some leading lines OF
eastern drills. brown bleached and
blue advanced nc. No change In
bleached or coarse col0red cottons.
Prints firm. Shifting prints in good
demand for spring. GinghamB un-
changed. Burlaps scarce. strong and
Nc higher.
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NEW YoRK-wool quiet.


NEW YoRK-The price Of tin went
or to'the lowest level reached since the
bulge Of the early summer, with indi-
cations at the close pointing to no re-
lief from the weakness for the present
at least. The other departments OF the
local market were unsettled with a
downward tendency following very UNI
favorable cabtegrams from the Euro
pean markets, disappointing news from
the west and apathy on the part Of
change called pig iron warrants entire
~ nominal at SIG 5O0ls co. Lake copper
unchanged az $17. Tin very weak at
$50. Lead quiet at 81 57is94 62lk.
spelter dull at 81 sO64 90 The bTok-
ers' price for lead is 81 40. and for cop
per ST.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-04

Destroying its victim. is type OF
Constipation. Tho power Of this muir
derous malady Is felt on organs and
nerves ana muscles and brain. There's
no health till It's overcome. But DR..
Kings New Life Pills Hre safe and
certain cure. Best in the world for
Stomach. Liver, Kidneys and Bowels.
Only Is cents at the Logan Drug Co.'S
drug store,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-04

white corn new S5GSsc, oats arms No.
white S0faic; No 2 mixed &c. Cheese
steady. Butter and eggs Arm
CINCINNATI-Flou dun. Wheat
quiet; No. red 7Disc. Corn easy; No. 2
mixed Sshc. oats quiet: No. 2 mixed
$50 62sIso. Rye easy; No. 2, Gee. Lard
dull at IS. BullmeatG at $ q, Ba-
con active at Sc IS, Whiskey dFIu lt
81 ~ Butter steady. Sugar easy,
Eggs arm at lie. Cheese arm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-04
CIRCUS 9AYS.
John B. Doris "Reminiscences Of Save
dust Arena
DAN RICE As A TRAINER.

king Of CLOWNS, wit, Philosopher
and Friend of Abraham Lincoln.
His Experiences in Washington.
Transition From ONE Ring Of For
mer Times to Three Rings Of To-
day-Boat oireuses Of the 1Eissis-
sippi-The Training Of Lions.
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A Frirhtful Rlnnder.

WIN otter cause a horrible burn. Bcald
cut or brusc Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
the best In the world. win kill the pain
and promptly heal 1t. Cures old sores,
fever sores ulcers, boiIs. fclons, Corns.
all skin eruptIons Best pile cure on
earth. Only 25 cents box, Cure guar
anteed. Sold by Logan Drug Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-04
The AnalYsis.

An exile's thoughts OF Jerusalem.
Unhappy ldlngs.
Forlorn condition of city and Inhabit-
ants.
A patriots deep emotions.
His prayer, persistence and Impor-
Prayer answered while seemingly de-
MED.
Evolution of a plan in suppliant's
mind.
Call to execute 1t.
Determination to do soon iiiia