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=t=F MEDICAL. MISERIES! ?'&!fF ????? The Nervous System the Seat of Life and Mind. Recent Wonderful Discoveries. ItoccntdlscoTorles have dot . _ k nlltbooraaus of tho body urn under, tbo con _ locatod In or neap _ that when tlioso &ro deranjtod tho organs which they supply with ?c fluid aro also daranped. When It In t trof of .tho nurvo contera, tho base of tho brain,1 and tl deranged tbo organs which i rc? nervefl morn bo cora wtlloauso paralj tho Injured point, bocauw tho nervo Torco h? prevented ^br '^*? ? ierv'o*"c*ontcrs wlil that a serious Injury to tho spinal alVala of tfio body bolow nervo Torco la n reaching the ndorstood how o content will various organs aro duo to nervo centore at paralyzed portion, it will bo u tho uorangeraont of'thonerv cause the derangement of tho which thor supply wlthnorr Two-thlrdaor cnronlo dla tho loiporfect action 6t tbo ,i tboba&oof tho brain, ? not: mont primarily originating m tno organ it self. Tho great inhtako of physicians in treating tboso alsoascs Is that they treat tbo organ ratbor than tho nervo contors which oro tho cause of tho troublo. Dn.FbAWHtH MiLta. tho celebrated epo clallst,has profoundly atudlud this subject for over 20 years, and has njado many important discoveries In connection with It, chlof amon? them bolng tho facts contained In tho abovo utatement, and that tho ordinary methods of treatment are wrong. All headacho, dirti ness, dullness, confusion, pressure, blues, mania, molancholy. Insanity, epilepsy, Ht, Vitus danco, ctc.. nro nervous alsoasos no matter how caused. Tho wondorfulsuccess of Dr. Miles' Restorative Nervlno Is duo to tho fact that. It Is bnttcd on tho foroRolnfC principle. Da. Mitts' Restouatxve Nervine ia sold by aUdruggUta on a positive guarantee, or sont direct by Dr. f Miles . M jcdical Co., Elkhart, Ind.. on receipt of prlco. Si per bottle, six bottles for S3, express prepaid. It contains neither opiates nor dangorous druss. ' Bold'by PmgglsU Erarywhere. mrlS^MWFAwy mnnmruCATARRH GRGAMBA.LM mm Cloanto*tho ' ? Nusal Passage*, Alljiyit TalU and Inflammation, Ms th8 Sores. Protpcta the Murabrnno from Additional Cold. Uostores t|io Sense* of Taste aud. Smell# it will Cure hay-fever A particle 1* applied Into each nostril and U airrecuble. Trice AO cents at Druggist* or by mall. ELY BROTHERS, 56 Warren su New York. I ? ? ' 1 ocao-Mtmwy ' I _JAPANBSB | DI-LE CURE ! A Kew and Cmnpletor Treatment, consisting of I BUPPOSIT0B1E3, CapsnlM of Ointment and two Boxes of Ointment. Anovor-talUnjc Care for Tiles of every nature and degree. It rrmke^ an operation with tbo knlfo or Injections ot carboUo add, whkh | frofl. Guarantees Issued br our airem CONSTIRATiONteS are painful and eoldom a pormnnont euro, and ott?n i restutliw tn death, nnm-ooEeary. Why endure U&JX&A dlnnie?.. "UtonpUl .'Bos Prevented, , byJapaneseUverPellats I the treat LIVER and STOli ACIl REGULATOR and BIOOD PURIFIER. BmoO, mild and pleasant to , ?\tf,-??pedaUy adapted for children'suso. CODoats | ttoentt. ??; ^ ' GUARANTEES Issued only through CIIAR. R. I GOEIZEi. Successor to McLila Brothers, Drug. gists..Wheoling. W.Va. Jyi7-M\vrAwy i RIPANS | IAB0LES j j . REGULATE THE | STOMACH, LIVER'"" BOWELS ? : AND PURIFY THE BLOOD. : : s . RIPANS TABCLC.S ... the but Utdt. ? ? cine known for In<l!gc?t!on, JlllIou*nc??, J 5 lleaJocbr, Constipation, i) jrapcptlo, Clironlo o ? LlTcrTronbic?,l>lzclacu, Had Complexion, ? ? l>5?enterr, OflVn?lv? Breath, and all dl?> J % orders of the Htomoeb, Liver and llowel*. q J HI pans TaIjuIm contain nothing lnlnrloo* to ? tho mon delicate confutation. Are plouaot to ? ? uto, ?fe, effectual, andftvo fmtcedlato relief. J ? Mnr he obtained application to neareit ? ? drucKl't. o NEVER DISAPPOINTS when you want a Sa/f, Stirs, Prompt and Reliable monthly repu lator. Sent anywhere, sccurely sealed. Si, Address: CRANE MEDICAL CO., Columbus. Ohio dol-5>twr<lwy FINANCIAL. Stocks, Ronds, Grain nnd Polroleum Carrlml on Margin. HENRY SPROUL & COMPANY, BANKERS & BROKERS, ? ^ 78 Fourth Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. Members o[ the New York Stock Kxchanoe, Philadelphia Stock Kxchanok. I'lmncKfjit Stock Exchanoe Aud Chicago Boaup of Tr^de. Interest allowed on dally balnncei subjoctto check at sight through tho Clearing House. lc-J2 G. Lmn, President. Jos. Sicrnof.o, Caihla: J. A. JtrrKMOi*. AMliUut Cash lac. Bank or Wlieeling! CAPITAL $200,000, PAID IS. WUKKLING. W. VA DIHUCTOUS: H. M. Horpor. Joieph F. Panll. JjuneiCummins. lfenrr IJlebeMott A. Beyniaun. Jo*opb Boybjld. Glbnon Lamb. Inlers^t paid on apeolnl dopo*lu. Issues dralta on Knirlaud 1 relnndand Rootlant myll JOSE I'll HE V BOLD, Cashlur. -jgXCHANGE BANK. capital..., $300,000. J. N. Vance.. Preildont. , DIRECTORS: J. N*. Vance. Georija E Stlfel J. M. Brown. William Klllnffh&ni. John Frew. \V. a. Kolloy. John Watorhouse. W. e Stone. W. II. Frank. Drfltti lamed on Ennland, Ireland, Scotland snd all points In Europe. JOHN J. JONES, Cashier. jgANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY. CAPITAL....^ $175,000. William A.Jam ^.President William B Bimi^on Vlce-Presldenu DrafU on England, Irulaud, France ana Gor* xnnnr. DIRECTOR* Wllllnm A. Isutu Mortimer Pollock. J. A. Miller. William li. Sliupnon. EM. Atkinson. John K. Botiford. llonry Speyer. Victor Ilosonhnrn. II. ForlMs*. }Al J. A. MILLER Cmhlnr. #JOB + WORK* NEATLY/AND -I'ROMITLY EXECUTED fv AT TUE INTELLIGENCER JOB ROOMS. ? ? ITALY'S GRISIS. " Early Advent or the Ropubllo Ib Ooneldored Probable. THE COURSE OF EVENTS SHAPING Theraselvcn In that Direction-Tho At tit udo ot the PreM and tho Cat h olio Church Fftvorablo to d I)omo? crrtcy ami tho Probablo Abdication of tho Kins la Kven Dliouuod?Tho Monarchy Only an Accident, Any how. [Copyrlghttd, 18W, h tU AttoclaM Prut.] Homic, March 1.?bomb ' woo lea oro Momignor Spalding, in tho course of an interview with tbo Associated. PresB correspondent, hinted that ho looked forward to tho early advent of the re public in Italy, Tho correspondent sinco thon had an opportunity of gaug ing .tho opinions of Italian statesmen on tho subject, and as a corollary to tho romarki of the bishop of Peoria is ablo to ttive yon the views of n prominont loader of tbo Democratic party in this couutry. During the courso of a long conversa tion he suld: "Italy is passing through a formidable crisis, tho procise scopo andcharactor of which can only bo judged by glancing at the various causes which may bo snid to havo boon its mainspring. 1 should promise that sho'is now expiating tho traditional fatality accompanying tho footsteps of any nation falling to conquor its indo pondonco undor the banner of Demo cratic institution. In tho pross tho pos sibility of, a change in tho form of gov ernment haa. beon currontly discussed for some time past. Evon tho abdica tion of tho king has beon spokon of. These facts show that groat evonts may bo shaping themselves, aud it is curious to note that tho Catholic journals show no unnaaineRS in nccopting tho idoa of a possiblo advent of tho ropublic. Tho attitudo of those organs is moreover LouKonant with tho uttorancos of Loo XIII,who aspires to a reconcilation of tho papacy with tho Ropublican spirit of wliich ho has too long boon tho ad versary.' r:.r\ ??},[ -.v." "But something instinctivo also un derlies tho tono of tho .Catholic'pross. The dynastic idea is not an Italian one, for in tbo history of tho , peninsula two great ideas havo predominated, viz: Democracy and religion. Tho monarchy has been -nothirig but an accident, an expedient which Italy was compollod to accept in ordor to make her unity pos sible. t. * *:< * <?'*** "A republic would onablo two groat currents of Italian life to How into ono channel. Hence, no doubt, why tho Cathoiic journals are authorized to re for in all complacency to tho possible triumph, sooner or later, of democratic aspirations in Italy. Tho phenomenon is worthy of being here noted and re corded." ? ? _ . THE IRON AND STEEL TRADE. Trices on a Free Trado Bn?U nud labor's Hardships Will be Prolonged. - Cleveland, CX, March 1.?Tho Iron Trade KcvUw this weok says: Tho fea turo of tho week in iron was tho pur chase of largo blocks of bossomor ore by tho Carnogio Steel Company and other buyers, making tho total thus far bought for 1894 delivery something less than two million tons."* Prices are on tho basis established by rocont salos discouraging to tho sollor and giving little satisfaction to the buyer, sinco $2.75 for gogebic bossomers and prices proportionately low for vormillion ores meanB that bessomor pig- anil tho whole lino ousted products aro to bo on a troo trado basin for months to cotue, and that labor's hardships are to bo pro longed with no immediate promiso of better things. Viowed from nnothor standpoint thoso largo salos of tho pri mary material havo an aspect less dis couraging.. The basid of cost having thus beon fixed for furnacemen tlioy may in turn bo ablo to stimulato more generous buyineior futuro needs among their customers. Outsido tho ore mar ket tho weok has developed fow changes. PRICES AND SILVER. A* Silver 11ns Goue Down Tricon of Coin modules flavo Qono Up?A Topnllflt Ful lacy Exploded. Sew York Tribune. Populist politicians and Populists in business continue to threaton tho wel fare of tho couutry by clamoring for further issues of a dollar which is now worth only 47 contB. The tall of silver to 29A ponce per ounce they boliove to bo tho cause of tho fall of wheat to GO cents per bushel and of cotton to 7.G2 cents por pound. Such of thom as aro raving and frnntic, liko Mr. Bland, will listen to no reason. But it doos soom that tho facts are now clear onough to convince thoso who still possess their montal faculties. Sinco tho first woek of February silver at London has not been worth as much as half tho valuo at which it is coined by tho United Statos. According to tho valuo of bullion thcro tho standard Bilvor dollar was worth every dav le98 than 50 cents. Tho avorago for the month has beon only 29.32 ponce per ounce, and 04.25 conts'atNew York for flnosilvor, and this is not only tho lowest inopthly pricoovor rocordod, but 4 cents lower than tho avorago in January, which was lowor than in any previous month. At 00 ponce por ounco Bilvor is worth less than half its prico in Now York in August, 1390, only three and a half years ago. Silvor then reached 55 ponce at London and $121 per,ounco horo, becauso tho govornmont was' about to begin purchasing 54,000, 000 ouncos yearly?practically tho on tiro output of tho Unitod Slalos niinos. It has fallon to loas than half' that price within throo months aftor tho purchasing ceased. Every ono knows that theso purchases groatly stiinulatod tho production of silver, so that thoro wore ompf.iod into tho markets of tho world by thia coun try in 1890 aftor August practically nothing, $9,500,000 in tho year 1891, $14,200.000 in 1892, and $27,955,035 in 1893. In tho two months, Novombor and Docombor, tho qimutily oxportod was 10,572,994 ounces. Tho oxports sinco January I havo boon about $15, GOO.OOO in valuo, which would bo moro than 10,000,000 ouncos. Tho world lias no markot for such a quantity. Tho last groat break to 00 conta por ounco camo as n conscquonco of tho shipment of oyer $000,OiX), or about 1,000,000 ounces, last weok. Moft. who know anything ot 'pricos know; that thoro has not boon'eueli a docllno in othor products. Whoat did not ft-.U last woek, but advanced, nnd has (Inclined only 0 per cont sipco Januui-y 1. Cotton foil last weok bo causo continuod rocoipts proved fhlsity of assertions that tho supply at tho south wns oxhaustad, but sinco Feb ruary 1 ita fall has boon leas than 5 por cent, and only 4 por cont sinco January 1. Prices on all commodltios talcon to gether uro higher now than thoy woro A Prominent Protestor Speaks About tho Jlireatenlng Things Abroad at Tills Tirao or tho Year. ' It U surprising how many people are suffer ing Unlay from aosaMled couihi, cold? and In flueun." Thu remark wm made by a xtry prominent profojjor. uoim*oted with ono of; the leading New Yotk hospitals. .continuing. ho Mid: ? "It li tint t boo thing* that aro troubling poo pie, but It la an advanced form of our old one my. thoKfip. lVopia (Ml out of aorta, iu<*m, have pallia In thu muiclea and bono*. b*vnno appetite, lo?o nil Intenut In tho world and wou? der what la tho matter. ;Xt U tho i;rti?;'nothing else. "Now, all auoh symptoms need to hare prompt treatment. Tho attack must bo iu?ft aud re pelled at bnce, or It la cortatn to remit In aomo thingserious. 1 know of but ono way to cor talnfy avoid theao trouble* which nro now ao common, and that la, to immediately counter* act them by tiling a good, pure;strong atlmu buit. Nothing of the ordinary kind, but aoine thing pure aud aclcntltlc. For thla purpose nothlnir ha* ever eqnallod Duffy's I'nro Malt N hlikoy, which I? acknowledged to-day by physicians and icloutlflo people to be the onlr |>uro. medicinal malt whiskey upon the mar Tho word* offho professor aro true and thoy carry a wonderful meaning to many moa and women who are Buffering with tho first ayrnp loin* of grip, or qUq grip In It* ndvuuced atagos. For all auoh people vro otter a word of advice; which la to take tho beat means to overcome thcao trouble* and do not purinlt any dealer to iwerve you from your purpose to havo that which hns'nroven it*elf by yeara of uae, to bo the tx?t and purest stimulant In tho world. on the 1st of January or tho lit ot Fob* juary* No immodiato olloct, therefore, nnawon to tho Populist thoory. Look lit' bnck to August, 1800, it is found that, nlthough ailvor has fallon CO por cent or more, cotton haa fallon loss, than 23 per cont and wheat about 40 por cont, for both wore at that timo unusnally high bccnusoof exceptional foroign do mand, But prices of nil commodities havo only fallon 10 por cont, Tho no* tion that tho purchasing power of inonoy haa boon increased in proportion to tho' decline in silver is not austainod in any reepoct. If that vero the fact, other product would fall as woll iib cot ton, wheat nnd silver, which have deon produced in oxcess of tho world'a de mand. It is ofton said that such comparisons do not go back far onough to ahow tho genoral effoct of n change in the pur chasing power ot inonoy, which must bo gradual Bo it so, and lot pricoa bo coniparod for flftoon years beginning in 1870, immediately nftor tho paper cur rency in which prices wore mado had becomo rodoontablo in gold. Further, prices are taken about tho end of Feb ruary oaclt year: All February. Silver. Cotton. Wheat Products 1870 CO.OOil; y.7Jc glut 00 9M 20 IfvvS^ 43.S7d. ia:?6o B9 W 100 CI 1889,...? 42,93d. lOiliO 97 CJ WW usw. ? 43.xhi. fi.:uo w; <m bso'i 1891 . 41.75*1. 9.00a ''109.07 99 07 1692.....U. .... 41.MiL T.lX'iC 10-1 50 'JO 39 183.1.. SJUld. D.25C ' 77 02 % X\ 18frl.;.V ; ?27.50d. 7.02c til 37 83 9U Th^o fall in tho prico of ailvor during these fifteen years was 41 per. cent. But tho doclino in prices of all commodities was only 7.2 por cent; in cotton ll.G por cent, and in wheat 47 por cont, moro than in silver. Cotton was liighor in tho three voara 1SSS-90 than in 1870, although silver was much lowor. Wheat waa nearly as high in 1891 and 1S92 aa in 1889, though silver, waa 10 to 17 por cont lowor. Cotton was about xho lowest point two yoars ago, but silver was 12 pence per ounco higher than it is now. The avorage of prices of all commodities was higher in 1888,1891 and 1893 than in 1870, although ailvor had declined in 1SSS 12.5 per cont, in 1891 10.5 per cent, and in 1893 25.4 por cont. Finally, as if to make confusion worao confounded with tho Populist thoory that prices de pond on silver, within tho last voar ail vor haa declined 28.2 per cent! wheat 20.8 nor cont, cotton 17.G por cent, wool about 33 percent, pic iron about 12 por cont, and all commodities takou to gether 11.1 por cont. Thoro is no such correspondonco in any aeries of years, or in scarcely any year, as there would be if tho Populist* theory of increased purchasing power of gold wero correct. Cure For Ilondnclic. Aa n remedy for all forms of hoad aclio Electric Bittorn has proved to be the vory host. It eflocts a permanent euro, and tho most dreadod habitual sick headaches yield to its inilucnce. Wo urge all who'aro nfllicted to procuro a bottle, and give this romody a fair trial. In cases of habitual constipa tion Electric Bitters cures by giving tho need tono to tho bowels, and few cases long resist tho ueo of this medi cine. Try it -onco. Largo bottles only fifty cents at Logan Drug Co.'a Drug Store. , 2 FINANCE AND Tit ADR. Tim Feature* of tho Money ami Stock Market*. New York, March 1.?Money ou call easy ntl per cent; last loan 1 per ccnt: closed at 1 per cent. Prime mercantile paper 3a.*?}$ per ccnt Sterling exchange dull with actual busiiicss In bankers' bill at *54 HSat 8S}f for demand nnd at SI 8QJiia4 for sixty day*; posted rates, Si S7lCa 4 89; commercial bills, St &5}?at SVJi- Silver certificates OO^aOlc. Tho total sales of Blocks to-day were 270,900 shares. Tho stock market, after a weak opening, quickly developed strength and the general tendency throughout was in tho direction ol higher prices. Tho volume of business too, showed ii considerable Increase nnd all tho con dition* wero favorable and led up to tho result which was brought about 1 u the lator dealings. During tho early morning tho bears made n drive at sugar ou tho plea that tho sliding wale of protection, suggested by tho senate, was not what the sugar Interest hoped for. On the re sultant (telling tho stock fell oil' 1% per cent, but the recovery was rapid and Sugar uuickly took its place aa leader of the upward movoment with all of the actlvo shares and most of tho , specialties traded In in tho procession. It seemed to gradually dawn on tho aborts tlmt tho tlmu had coiue to cover, but It was not until ufter two o'clock thnt tho great rush to buy reached It* height and during tho last hour of ; bmlncss the'purchosos wore unusually heavy, imparting u buoyancy to tho market to which it has long beeu a ctriinger. Tho tloor of the exehiuigo presented an ani mated mumic and right up to tho striking of tho gong, which closed tho ilav'a business, wero tho several pools in actlvo motion. Tho stock ex change thinks rapidly, and late to day came to tho conclusion thnt tbo tarltr nucMlon. which lias been the rut ot iimettling inlluenee under ; tho speculation as well as on tho busiuessof tho country, wan Hearing a solution, it mattered not a great deal to the street whether the settle ment wa* satisfactory, tho main fact that tho j disputation was coining to an end, that the best or tho worst was to bo detlnltely known, was enough. Belief In tho reserve power of tho country to overcome tnrliVas well as other dlftl cullies, was at tho bottom of tho purchasing movement in stocks nnd tho cuconrnslng re port* from tliu several railroads which had pub lished their January earnings lent material as alatimce to tho hull side of the market. It was not alono tho shorts who bought stocks to-day, for thoro wero heavy purchases also for the Ions j account, and tho strictly commission houses did more business than for many mouths past. Ixui don was not a factor ot tbo market, but there was good buying for tho Chicago, lloston and Philadelphia accounts. At tho close of business the tono was buoyant and compared with yestor dny'a closing cnlcs, tho Dual prices allowed an advance ranging from !i to !l per cent. Tho railway ami miscellaneous bond market was strong and actlvo all dav. Government aud state bonds dull. BDNM ANU STOCK qUOTATIOHS? CUUM BtOi U. 8.4s rog U'.'' 11. H. 4s coupon lirMi u. H. 4!< rrc 'JT, l'acltlousol 'IH.......102 Atchison. v>i< Adums I^Kiirest l.V)' American Kxpresijta Jlalllmore.t ohlo. 71 CauadaHoutheru... Central l'aelllc- laki Chesapeake ,t Ohio |H Chicago A Alton....i:n Chl.liur. (luluoy. 78V Chicago Gas 01' C.. c.. C. .t St. I, rKS' Col.Coal .V: Iron in' cotton on Connie. 'J7 Del. A iiud i:ur,? Dei., I.iiek. a WfHi.:r,7)i I)cu. A It. (>, profit :ui DIst.ACaltlo Feed. 24W Krlp if,!1 do proferrcd as Nat Cortl. pref'd... r?0!4 Now Jersey Cent~...ll!tlA Norfolk A West p'd [Northern I'ncltlc.... 4;,? do preferred 18'.; , Northwestern.. 101^ | do preferred 140 i Now Vork Central.. 10J? ,N. Y. A New I'.ng ... lo) , i [Oregon Impreve'U. 14 Oregon Nav.~ 1M I'aeldu Mall 17 Pittsburgh I4rt\) Heading UlehinondJcrji^ do preferred 17,'i. Hock Island f.'.i1, St. Paul ?niJ do prcierred- lio St Paul A Omaha.. do prelorrod Ill Sugar Refinery 85 Tcnu. Coal A lrou^ ll)>j| JUnois Contrail oiKiS-uii . wi hnniMifcTcK.prtf. '.M tfTol AO. Con prm.,<W *ke Krlo Won... HH'lhdon Pacltlo........ do praforrod. CH IjU.B. Kxpre??..-.-. W v ftk?*Khoro...^;??.../a7|JUy? St. h. A P(ltt LctdTrtut....... 27 i ' do preferred.,.,.,.. IIJj, -ouUvlU<j,t NMh? 4* jWolU Kanro E*...,..r.M , Michigan Central... 98 IWostorn Union...... W MlrK>urtr?olfltu.? iiji Wl?e?ltUR,tt I?&.N PJ*i NMbVll!?4ChirtU 71 I 'do pnHrr*!^.. 47 National CorUftgt,.. IflUlGcuentl Electric.... 41J$ Ilr?mdstulT? ur?d Provlntniu. CliTOAno. March i.?Wheat wos strong and ad muccd Hto.r?t?Jnlug9io?d Uut at lUo clow. Hotter cables, big export clearances and a to* potted decrease lu tho invisible supply wore pro nounced bull faoioni and f*lr onylng aided in th? advanco. A revision of tho Invisible supply tlgure* later caused u reaction near tho llulsb, Vut May mu Mo front tho Iwttoni at tbo close. May corn I* unchanged. , , , Slav oats tio higher aud provisions lower all round. Flour Bloody, Wn*AT-C?sh No. 1 l?prl?g MlfoXa 8spring Wc; No. 3redMl<o: March 07SaA3)iaJ?Sq May VUXMBO-Vl U. Timothy Sekd-JI 15. M?aW-Cui?111 M; Msy 111 Wall Wa 11 . Law>?Cash J7 aii? 07K: ^*?b $7 05} Ma/ 10 ?Sa7 (Ua7 OJS; Julv WW. M ,nt/ ? itn Shout Kuuh-Ouh 10 l'ijsil W 12H*0 20a OMj JutjrM J7H?015. . Others unchanged. ? ? Nrw York. March 1. ?Flour, receipt* 1R.000 barrels: exports 17.000 barrels; sales 12.000 bar win; market llrra and moderately eotlvo. Wheat, exports N),ooo bnshels; Mle* 7,080,W) bushels of futures and 81.000 bushels of spot; market Hrmer nnd: higher*. No. tP-rcd March dlUaii2>4a01Jic; May ttfraaiknoie: Juno\05j{o: July OOfic; Ik combor ilJ<;a^2n7i3io. Corn, exports :|,OdO bush els; sales 100,000 bushels of fntuwa-and 124.000 bushels of spot; market stcadv; March 41Jia Avilt ?>tc; Mw Julr ??? Oats. receipts 4:1,000 bushel*; exports 000 bush els; sales ,0.000 bushels of future* and 87.01)0 bushels of spot; market dull and steady; March tf?':)fe; Mar ilay firm. llopsqutet. Hide* atcady. Cut meats quiet. Lard ensy: western atoam closed at 87 wi March $7 50; May 17 40. Pork dull and easy, lint tar dull: wostern dairy ]3ai7p; do creamery lQn'J^c;' state dairy lOai'r; do eroamery lOal'Jc, Ctiuoko atcady; larao u.^a lljic; ttklras 'Vo2Ko. Kgg market weak; frcwli 10c. TallowN easier, city 6 1*1Ui5Ho Hosln atoady. Turpentine steady. lUco quiet Mo lasses dull. CoflVo dosod llrm at Gal& points nek adrance. Sugar, raw steady. 1'irrsBUROH. Pa.. Fcf).'A-Butter. Elgin cream cry iWoUOc; Ohio fanny creamery fancy country .roll 20a22o; Jow grades and cooking 10a 15c. - Cheese; Ohio new llHauMr, New York new 12^al*,'4c: BWlMicbeeso, Ohio lfaHko; Wlaconsln awlas, WalS^c: llmburger. new. 13r. Kg(n>. strictly fresh l'anuajrlTaulk and Ohio incases 1'alHc. Poultry, largo Jiro cblckcns MatiOc per pair, do Htnsll,40a50o; ducks .ViaTOc; geeso 3t00all0; 11 vo turkcya Haftc; dressed chickens, drawn, 12alJtc; turkeys P'ol.tc; ducks 12ai:5o; geese UalOc. Pota toes. lantr Purbauks. carious ou track. WaMc per buab fit: less do (Xta other kinds 45a'>0c; Jersey SWCOU set fioalt 73; Pultitnoro sweets S2 2ail2 W). Cabbage, per 100 bead. OOaSOO. Onions, yellow Klobe, 8i fiOal 75. Turnips, purple tops 40n30c. Colery, 40ai0c. Kutabagas. Si wal 10. Carrots, SISOalOO. Parsnips, 51 Mai 73. Baltiuork. Mn? March 1.?Flour dull; re ceipts lu,wn bushels; ahipraenta M.819 bushels; sales 4V) bushels. Wheat strong and higher; spot and mouth GO^miO^c: May Ol^e; receipts 2.4ft? bushels; shipment.* 77,004 busuels: stock 1,110,602 bushels; sales a,000 bushels. Corn llrm; spot 40ka4i>>Sc; mouth 4^n40)^: April <0^a 41}<c;. May 41><a41^c: receipts 27.281 bushels; shipments 2S.714 btihtiels; stock 707.f?23 bushels; salos 271,000bushels. OaU Inactive; No. 2 white weatorn 3Ci<a37c; No. 2 mixed western 34KaiC>c; stock 1 Jl.3?:{ bnsbola. Uyo llrm: No. 2. KaVJc. Hay quiet. Sugar unchanged. Putter un changed. Kggs lower ut lGal7c. Checeu un changed. Piiui,\nr.Lpnu. Pa., March 1?Flour dull and . uuebangc<i. Wheat llrm and ?o to kc higher; March GlafilKc; April fi2aG2tyr; May C^ii C-lc; Juno'WJ^oKJc; -No. a red. 50n5ttJ<Jc. Corn Bteady and demand moderate; mixed No. 2 April 41j!ic; May 42c; Juno '42c. Oats llrm; No. 2 white STJic; March aud April 3^4a37c; May and Juuo8Ci<a37i^c. Butter dull and weak; fancy westorn creamery 25c; Pennsylvania prints 26c: Jobbing27a30c. ? Kggjdullund lowor; lreih near by 20c: western 10c; southern 15c. CiaciSNati, 0...March ].?Flour steady. Wheat nominal; No. 2 red 67c: receipts 1.700 bushels: shlpmonts 3.100 bushels. Corn quiet: No. 2 mixed :t7^c.. Oats weaker: No. 2 mixed 3lu ntj{c. Uyo" quiet; No. 2. 52c. Port easier at S12 2&. Lard dull at jfi Ma7 00.. Bulk meata quiet 0t {G25aii 37)^. . Bacou lowor at 87C2?ia , 75. Whisky steady nt SI 35. Butter steady and firm. Sugar in moderate demand. Eggs weaker at 33>cc. Cheese dull. ldvo Stock* .Chicago, March l.?Cattle, receipts 9.500head; shipments 3,500 head; market active and somo celpt?.37,000 hcud;.shipments lit,000 head; mar ket slow and fialOe lower; heavy rough S4 5i'at 80: lienvy packers 'and mixed SI !H)u5 05; prime heavy and butchers' weights $5 03ai 15; assorted light S") 10h5 20. Sheep and larafjs, receipts 11,000 head; shlpmenU GOO head: market alow nnd weak; top sheep S3 00a3 <?>; top lapibs S3 75a415. East'Eibeuty. Pa., March 1.?Cattle, receipts 9S0 bead; shipments 000 hend; market dull at yesterday's prices. Ilogs, reeclptn 1,000 head: shipments 1,800 hend; .market fairly active; all grades S535a550.' Sheep, receipts 900 head:ship ments 900 head; markot slow and unchanged. Cincinnati. O.. March l.-llogs steady at !4 50a 5 35; receipts 2,400 head; shipments 1,000 head. pry Goods. . New York. March 1.?The drv goods district put in n lively appearance, and while the vol ume of business is good and buvers are still dis posed to be conservative.' there is somo tendency toward larger couildcnco nnd some disposition if seen to anticipate future wants. Cotton goods rule steady with a fair demand. For print cloths 2^c is still tho basis for C4 squares. Prints and prlutcd fabrics show no demand. Ginghams and woven wash goods-are also doing n little better. Dress goods and foreign dry goods, without much change, are picking upn little. Hosiery and'underwear show moro activity. The- Jobbing trade is nnmistukably better us to volume of business, and there may be some ten doucy toward' stilFer prices, without quotable change. Petroleum. Oir.CtTV, Ta.. March 1.?Opened 80>6c: highest SO)vc; lowest 80c; closed nt S0]ic; clearances 000 barrels; shipments 111,930 barrels; runs 121,397 barrels; sales ll.OJO barrels. New Youk; March l.-Potroleum Bteady nnd fairly active; Pennsylvania oil sales none: April option sales 1-0,000 barrels; closed at 80c bid. PrrrsBunnit. Ta., JIareh l.?Opened SOKc; highest t?)ic; lowest WJSc: closcd at bO^c. No sales. Metnla. New Youk. March 1.?PJg Iron weaker, Amer ican SI 150al5 0j. Copper'dull: lake IK-^e. U-ad llrm; domestic S310. Tin easier; straights 818 75; plates dull. Cotton. Cincinnati. 0., March i.-Cotton in fair de mand but lower; middlings 7 7-lGc. Ilhvmnutltfin Quickly Cured. Tlirco (lays ia n vory short timo in which to euro n badcuaoof rhourautiem; but it can bo done, if tho propor tront ment i? ndoptod, ns will be aocn by tho following from Jntnos Lnmbort, of Now Brunriwick, Ills.: 4,I wna badly nlllictod with rheuiu.itiam in tho hips nnd loca, when I bought a bottlo of Chamber lain'o Pain Balm. It curod mo in throo days. I am all right to-day, and would insist oil ovory oho who is "nlllictod with that torriblo disoaso to uau Chutnbor laiu'a Pain Balm and got woll nt once."1 _ ? FOR nVSPEPSTA, Indigestion, and Stomach dlsordcn, tako , ?H<>\VA S IKON BIVTRKS. All dealers keen It, Si per bottle. Ucuulnebas trade-mark ana croascd red lines ou wrapper. A Bvstom of Bignnlinc from tho cap tain of it vosboI to tho onginoor by dec trie bolls, lias boon invented. Tacts Worth Knowing, In all diaoa9oa of tho nasal mucous membrane tho rsmody used must bo non irritating. Nothing "satisfactory can bo accomplished with douches, snufls, powdors or astringonts, becauao thoy tiro irritating, Jo not thoroughly roach tho nflectod eurfaces and should bo abandoned as worso than fail tiros. A multitudo of porsons who hnd for years liorno all tho worry and pain that ca tarrh can inflict testify to radical and perinnnout euros wrought by Ely'a Croam Baliu. Your druirgint has it. i-'or Over 1'ltty Yonrs. Mas. Winsi.ow'bSootuino Hvnur hat been used for over titty years by millions of mothors for their children whllo teething, with jierfectsuo cesi. U soothes the child; sofions the gums, al lays all pain, cures wind collo. and is the boit remedy for Dlarthcen. It will relieve tho poor little Mttlfror Immediately...Sold by druggists In ovory part of the world. T.wunty-ilvo couts n bottlo lie sura? and nsk lor "Mrs. Wlusiow's smoothing Bymp.u.uud take no other kind. 'mwww Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. r-wgro YOUMO MOTHERS Wo offer you a remedy which y used as directed, insures safety, to lifo of both mother and child. "MOTHERS FRIEND" Hobi conflnoincnt of it* Paix, Houston tad lttau, as many testify^ " MrwiniwiBilBiilrftwhMIUijrf Mnikfri Friend, s tin u'ua ?***?? lV nntl quIoUly rullovu?| -It uo\r doing npleudlUly." J. S. atoRrox, Harlow; N, C. 8ont by oxprow, cliareca prepaid, oa* re cflipt of pneo. tl.fr) per bottle. 8okl by all ilruwuta. Hook To Mothers mailed froo. iiitAomi.u, Kbociator Co., Atlanta, Uu. PROMINENT BEN West Virginia. ABOOE of1,050 PAGES TV! tU 200 Wood OoU and BlogrnpUlea of The LEADING MEN of WEST YA. Thisvolume also contains i Jo pages of West Virginia facts and statistics. It gives the result of every, election since the organiza tion of the State. It is the most valuable book ever published in West. Vir ginia. PHIOEi In Cloth oo. In Half Morocco 50. Send Order* lo> INTELLIGENCER PUBLISHING COMPANY.. Wheeling VT. To. STEAMERS. rORCINCINNATI.LOUIS VILLE, MEMPHIS, ST. LOUI3. NEW.ORLEANS AND INTERMEDIATE JOINTS. Will leavo Wharfboat, foot of Eleventh atreot, as follows: Steamer ICoystone State. for Cincinnati. O every Tuesday nt 8 iu m. T. S. Calhoun, Master' Charles W. Knox. Clerk. Steamer lliidNon, every TnoiWDAYn't Sum. Robert Agnew, Master; AlJ. SUrcn. Cleric. Steamer iron Queen, every Saturday at 8 n /or Cincinnati. John M. Phillips, Maator* R. IL Kerr. Clerk. * Steamer Scotia, every Sunday nt S n. m. Maco Agnew. Master; Dan Ucey, Clerk. , First-class faro. Wheeling to Cincinnati. So. Round trip. 810. Meals andstato rooms in cluded. Tickets good until used For freight or paisa&e apply on board, or telephouo No. a4i no? CRQCKARD&.BOOTH. RAILROADS. i a ray Pennsylvania Stations.' ijlEnnsylvania Lines. Trains Run h7 Central Time. Ticket Orrirxa at Pennstt.va.vu Station* os \\ ATEn Hr.. riJOTOF Kl.KVr.KTI! St.. Wiikblimo. AT MCLCHE liOl'BE, WREELINfl, AN1) AT Till Pennsylvania Station. DcmoEPoaT. SntrrnvrErr Rystev?" Paw Hocpt.e Route." ?DAtl.Y. tDAltr EXCEPT SONOW. 1'WlK WllEKMNO TO LEAVE ARRIVE.' JVellsburcand Stcubenrlila, |C:30atn ?.V'JOn-n McDonald and Pitlabtirgb.... jCiSO am 47:45 nm Now Cumberland 6:40 am 7:35 am Indianapolis and St. Loula.?. ?iUOara ?5:20 pm Columbuaand Clue!nniui...? <"3:40 am #o:2fi nm WelUburg and Sto'ibonvllla ?3:40atn ?5:,.?6 otn Philatlelphia and Now York.+12:'J5 pin nm Steubcnvlllo and Pittsburghtl2:i? pin f2:25 L Columbus and Chicago pm nm Philadelphia and Now York *J:35 pm ?i0:&> U Raltluiotu and Washington. ? ?:5j pm ?'lOj.'ij n m Sioubcnvillo and Pittsburgh M:Mpm *10:31 am Sieubenvilloaml Douuisou- ?J:5?pm ?10:n?Hm Weltsburg 4:30pin '5:5Spm Indianapolis and St. Louis... tS:!3 pm 10:13 nm Dayton and Cincinnati 48:? nm 40:15 Steubenvillo and Columbus. f8:i? pm 16:13 am Northwest Systcin-Ciovo. & Pitt*. DlvLion. irntns ruu dally, except Sunday. a? follow f.HOM Di'.ino ki'oiit t# Leave. Aiihive. I K Wayuo and Chicago 4:49 nm 6:30 nm Vl'J'on mid Toledo 4:40 am C:30 nm Alllanco and Cleveland. 4:49 am 6;:to L Steubenvllle and Pittsburgh.-.4:43 nm 8:irnm I Steubenvillo and Wcllsvifio..^ 8:41 am 1:40 nm oieubenvUlo and Pittsburgh.... 0:50 am 9:30 kin ' K Wayuojt Chicago 1:10 pm C:no pm Canton and Toledo .. 1:10 pm 6:30 nm I Alliance and Clevoland. 1:10 pm 1:40 nm Steubenvillo and Wcllsvillo.... l:io pm 0:30 pm Philadelphia and New York..., Baltimore and Waahlngtoti... 8toubeuvilla and Pittsburgh- i!:l| pm Steubenvillo & iCast I.lvernooL G:lQ pm 7:.Vt urn . 3:41pm 5:00 pm I . 2:l)pm 5:00 pm I 5:00 pm TbeCleveland, Lorain & Whealing R.R TIME CARD. Via. Elyrla and tho Lako Shoro Route. JANYARY 14.1891. .Central Time. Lt. Wheeling Rellalro Murtiu'rt Kerry.... Urldpeport Hi Clalravllio Fltiiliing l'reeport UhricliHvilie New Piillitdolphla Canal Dover Reach City Ju*tns Mnasltlou..... Warwick. Sterling Sovlllo Medina (?rnftou Ar. Elyrla I/Orain Cleveland Sandusky..., Norwnlk Toledo. Di-trolt llntton i? A krun via Warwick!.. 11 TKitKY. (htn. l-'rnlt:hl .V 1'im AgniTtT RAILWAY TIME CARD. AitinUa! departure of trtliii on and aim* Decou|b?r n, is/x Kxmahatio* of tomoicr,.;" Mark*;. ?Pallyt Sunday ?*o?ptodt\tMou<Ur.%V ?xrcpted: (Mturda? excepted: isuuday oulj.v *y. ,?g*lnrflay paly* ?'Jutum tyandsnl 71 ma DWAHT. %ie '.'icftpm ffuMra i 1:01 III !''?'? ?m PR. liid #4:lapni 1:ijnopm , 110:15 'urn, ?' MPAItt. f If pmi ^tlsaopm ;, 10:00 pin | 1 Pri'AKV. t7:30am i:40iwi f :w Kin , tlrflpm ?n.-Mpml pm to.inraii,,' it n#,rju 11 tth.Cy.lUlt,, Phil. ?*?JC? Y uh.CyJWt.. Phil. AN. Y ..t.linih*rlini1 Aravtin Si W?h. .?....Cumberland Acoora .-.Grafton Aeoum..>NMM. .MM.Maiiuii>rilh Aivom...... ...NoitmNvllio Ucoin...,.? ...Moitndsrlile Atrom .Ketwr KxprcM IV .CbiO?i 67101*,. \Vcm Kor Columbn* awl chlcatoj Uolnijilnu and oiurluimtl.J Columbus and Cincinnati. Columbus A Chicago Kxpss, .....-.Newark Acowm-.^H. j uao.TCU^W."? pr?t"b~i)ir." , AwrmViW [? BiUin ftiSpm JlVJATtti. ..s, 1:10 pm 7i?pm 3:00 pa nrai ??aittOam . ?5126 pm , ?.Vfttnm ?loiilmu '' hllilUmVii flitittam *r3ft5pm'"" ....^KorPUiVbn'rHi .?..........htttbureo^,,,,^ ....lHwbunth ana Kmu. ...M.....-.ritubnr|h i-WMhlngiou. Pa. Acoaiiu.1 I I'UUumxh KxpfflM.... 1 1 prcj^trtru? ...M-.......riiUbnrfh New Cumberland.;.-... .HfeiUienrllle and West*. .Wlfabhr*ha?d NWYoritT -Pittsburgh and Now York. Akittvi.'!'.: ?10:10 am ?1:60 pp.^/ tutioum fistaopm , 17:25 am - | '2110am;,, 7 A*ni7?T. t*:?pra Rtfiam ' *t:2rtpm AVullsbur*, WE?T. ?9:40 am'F.xpreaa. Cln. and flt Lonls.. 1p:45pm hxpreai. Clu. andBt. LoaM.* tlr/fi pin K*j>rw?, Steub. mid Chicago. * ~ '"M'litoburgU Donnlwofi.^; .?BflVpnil ...oiKICn. DEPART. -? ? ?,?. h. jv 15:49 am ?1'L Wayne ami Chicago? A:10 am Canton ami Toledo. 5jl9 am Alliance and Cleveland.,.. 8:49 am Sleiihenvllle mid Pltuburth 9:43 am Stcubeitvllle and WolUvllla | t!0:."Wani Sloubcnvllleaod Pitt\burfU *:10 pm .?h u Wayne and ChlcafO? :I0pm .......Canton nml Toledo...,1..! :10 pm Alllanoo and Cleveland.... :10 pm Htonbonvlllp and Wellsviiy .?:44 pm Philadelphia and Now York 3:44 pm -lialtitnoroand Washington. 3:44 pm ^icibonvlllo and 1'nubitruhi t:10pm 3ioni>cnvllloA'KauLlTort)ool - tu-A pm .-|Mlta5am . 0:M pui t::lUm 1 T?cM pm ; tess ? i?KPAnr. t7:Wnm n:C-pm . 18:15 am lioiKinin fj:!5pm 1 .V."') p:n Tlt20pm nKPAifr! , ?7:?am' 112:00 m , I 1.KAVR I Dn.l.MRK 9:10 ami 4:00 pm OCl'AKt.l W. iV 1* H Kjr. tH:00 am ...Whcolliicr Sutttbonvl11o.M 0:41 amLCIovUnd, Tolotlo ft Weat^.1 0;V> ato!...Wh??elliif a Htonbonrllla pm ... Wheeling ?t Htutihrnvlllo.... "lywpm Maid Hon ?k Wo*t 14^0 pm|wWhw ling >V: stonbcnvlllo.... aTli. tlfW.?BniDaEroirr. , Clavolntid. Toledo A Chicago LMhmUIoii iicwimmodutlou ?...Ht. ClAlrnvlllo accotn.,..?. Hi.'CI aim villa acoom....;., Ht. Clalrnvlllo accotn....^ ?...Sl.Clfllr*vIllo accoin....w Ix>cal (rolRht OHIO ItlVUR It JC Passongor.;.^. .............I'n'M-nRor...... ,...-....v..raMcngor bTz. A*a rXilroau ..?Bcllnlro and Zanoarllto.... I l.;...,^^.Woodmlcl(l. 1 ARRITB. . 7:3Optn 7|ilo pm 7:30 pm 9:15 pB : :40 pm I 0:50 am 7:30 pm 7530 pm'. .Mo pm 7:30 pm 9:00 pm inn tV.QO pm R:Mam ARRIVE. , 7:40 am ?1:43 pm ' '3:pin l:M pm .iK).i am itll:03 am AltKIVC. BCLUIRN 3:20 pm 8:45 a nj RAILROADS. BALT1H0RE ft OHIO. Doparturo and arrival ol ,train* at Whoollng. liist iprutlmc. Schodulo.ln ot?" Jfect November 19.181?. ?. ? MAlNLlNEEASt'-^ For Kftltlmorc, PhliMftl pblii and Now Yorl&Uil u. 111., ?:ixj p. lit, dolly,, IKerser Uxpreis, 9:t5 a- m.. dally, oxcfcpt Jloudaj*. ? Cnmborland accommodation, 7:15 a m., dAlly* except'Sunday. .? V Grafton accopimodatlon. 1:25 p. ra..dalljr: ; ? iionndsvlllo accommodation. <11:10 a. nu and 0:00 and 11:00 p. in., exceptSnndajr.. ARRIVE. From Now York. Philadelphia and Baltimore, 8:33a: m., dally.. . Kcyner Exprew, 5:00 p^ m., daily, oxoopt' 3Iouday. Cumberland accommodation, 4:13 p. in., ox< cent Sunday. Ciraftouavcommodatlon, 10:23 a. m,. dally.. ? ? Jloiindivlllo accommodation, 7:50 a. m.; o.t*' ccpt Sunday: 110:20 a. m.. dully, aud 1:10, 4: IS and 7:ai p. in., cxcept Buuday. TRANS-OIIIO DIVISION. For Columbus and4^Jlcago, 7:53 and 1:12 p. m.. dally. ' , Columbus and Cincinnati cxpro's, 10:l"? a. in.. dally, aud W:l3 u. in., dally, uxce'pt Sunday, and 2:1R u. m., Hnttday only. ? ? 1 . ? Nourark accommodation. S:3D: -p. m., dally, except Sunday. St. Clalrsvilleaccommodation, 10:15a. aal 3:30 p. m., exccpt Sunday. ARRIVE. . , Chlcasoexprcj?, 2:30 a. m. and 13:13 a. rl, . dally. Cincinnati express, 5:00 a m. and 5:^ p. ra., dhllv. ? Newark accommodation. 11:35: a. m., dally, except SnndRV.' St. Clalrsville accommodation. 11:35 a m. and 5:25 p. in., daily, except Siiuday.. . WHEELING &. riTTSnUEGtt DIH3ION. For Pltt*bun;h. 5:01 and 7:30'a. m., dally; 1:33 p. 111., daily, oxcopt Sunday, and 5:33 p. m., (llKor PIltsburRh and tho east, 5:05 a. m. and 5:35 p. m.. daily. v 'Washington accommodation. 0:0) p. m., dalljV; except Sunday. in ARRIVE. . FromPlttsbnrgh, 10:10 a.m. andfi^0p.m.dall7,i and 12:10 a. m.. and 12:15 p. in.,except Sunday, I aud 2:30 a. m., Sunday only. . . '.?f Washington accommodation, 7:25 a. m., dall7, cxcept Sunday. OtC | OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO. I On and alter Monday. December 21. PoMongor TrainsAvlil run as follow*: ?l)ully.' tDally Lx I ccpt Sunday. Central time. SOUTH UOUNP. Wheeling - ? lion wood ? Moundivllle-..;??????? New Martlnivllle. SistersViUe Friendly-....????" St. Marys ? Wllllnmstown ; Parkersburg - licllevillo-... Kavcnswood Hipley Landing New Haven ?? llartfonl ?'??? Mn?on City-...'. ? Clifton... KOICTII HOUNU. Wheeling. - Ik-nwood MotiudivII!o.-..'..VA.., Now Martinsville..... Slaiersvlllc....? ??? Friendly - St. Mary a Wllllamstowu I'arkcrsbur^-...'. licllevillo..:...- v? Itavenswood- ? ltlpley Lauding. (?raham New Haven Hartford -'.???? Miuon City Clifton - Pi. Plea?ant Ualllpolls Cuynndoite lluiitlugton W. J. ROBINSON, O. P. A. Wlieellng Brtflae & Termlnal-Ry. I r C. O. DREWSTEll llccclvor. v Time TabloNo. 13. to take oTcct 12:31 a. m., Sunday. Novcmlier 19.1&J1 LeavoWlicol 1 iig?18:03, fJ:l5, ill: 13 a m., 12:20,' ?3:1 ft, i9:(W p. in. licavc Peninsula?18:00, {9:31, {11:40 a in.,l2:2il, ?3:21,11:30. t'J:W p. in. Uavo Martlii'a l'erry?13:12,10:57, Jll:52fl. in.,' t2:?i.M:27.11:42. fU:i2. Arrive Terminal Junction?1S:17, |10:u3; 211:53" a. in., i?:'8 p. m. l/!av*i Terminal Junction?17:22, J9;00, a nx., ?12:40. n. m.. t4:05. t">:14,18.45 p. m. Leave Martin'a Ferry?1":28, iU:07u.m., <*12:15. J4:0i. 14:10, 13:19. t?;52 p. in. l.cavc Peninsula?l7:Sl,t9:ltam.,?12:51, Jl:iL 14:17,'13 16:'>8 p. in. Arrive Wheeling?17:10, 29:20 a m., *12:57, 21:17. 11:25. 13:81,10:03 p. in. ?Daily. tDaily oxcopt sunday. jaunday* oiily.' All trains will run on Kaitorn Tlina J. Ii TAUSSIG,Superintendent. Wbeellno & Elm Grove Rallroal Ou and aftor Saturday. Octobor L 13JJ, tralu'i will ruu as follows, city time: Leave Whkkmso?1?fl:U9 ju tu.. 7:03 a m..s:3J a in..0:00 a. in., 10:00a. in.. 11:00 a tu.. 12*03 ia. 1:00 p. iu.. 2:tW p. ia. a:OJ p. in.. t:03 iv m.. >:j) p. in., C:00p in., 7:03 |ktu.,8:03 p. in., 9:3) p. m.. 11:00 p. m. leave I'.UM OROVE-^fliOOo. m.. 7:0) v m.. 8:)) a. nt .V 00il m.,10:00a. in., ll:tX)a.in.. 12:03 ut. 1:00 is m..2:0J p in., 3:03 \*. m.. 4:iXJ iv. m..'?:)) p. m..iii00p. m, 7:Wu in., 8:0) p. m., 0:10p. m.. 10 10 p. nt ?Dallv, oxcopt Sunday. Sun pat?Church tmltu lcavo Elm Orovj it 0:43 u. m. and Whcolinc at 12:17.p. m. 1L li WElSOKUlll.lt, , o<)l Qcuoral Mauoiot '