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By mall, Hubox; 6 for 96: with written jraarantoo to enroot refund money. WK8TOOOOGH8YHUP. Aeortaln core for Oou?hs. Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Group, , '!ll.\ltANTRK3 lm?l' only t&reurh McLAlJf IWTBKia, Draggta.. Whoillug, W. Vn. )yi?naawr Wa permanent cure kHr^S Of tlxemoi.tot.stlnatbeftMSof Oonorrho* ^1 isianBh _ . .; fr3i?w fillDlIIlA cure?atfhom<?w5t? EX . G B?0flvf? ontpnin. H"?kof|.wWW W JyJwSiwy*" : 1 -v /. - ' A UNIVERSAL PRAYER. Tho following universal prayor. written by Aluxunder Hope almost two conturics ago, i? upropos to the ourlittinont of all tlio religions ox tno world, uuyr Id session at Chicago; Yathcr ol a\\\ In ovory ago, In cvory clime adored, By saint, by savuge, and by sage, Jehovah, Jove, or Lord! Thou groat first oauso, least understood, Who all my sense confined I To know bnt this, that thou art good And that myself am blind. Yet gavo mo iu this dark cstato To moo the good from ill. And binding uuturu fasttnfato Left Iroo the human will. What consclonco dictates to bo dono Or warns mo not to do. This, touch me moro tbun hell to shun; That, moro tbauhesvon pursue. I Whnt lilnasinm th*? fron h??infcr oIimw Let me not cast uway. For God Is paid wheu man recolvcs? To enjoy is to obey. Yotnot to earth's contracted span Thr goodness lot me bound. Or tliiuk tliee. Lord, uloue of man, Wliutt lUoumud worlds are! round. Lot not this weak, unknowing hand Presume thy bolts to throw. And deul damnation rouud tho land On each 1 Judge thy foo. If I am right, thy grace Impart still In tho right to stay: II1 am wrong, oh, teach my heart To find that bettor way. Save me alike from foolish pride, Or Impious discontent. At nught thy wisdom has denied, Or aught thy goodness lent. Tench mo to feel another's woo, To hide the fault 1 sou; That mercy 1 to others show, That morcy show to mo. Menu though I am, not wholly so, Siuco quickon'd by thy breach; Or leud me wbercioo'er 1 go, Through this day's life or death. This day bo bread audpcace my lot. All else beueath tho sun, Thou know'st if best bestow'dornot, And let thy will bo douo. To thee, whoso templo is all space, Whoso altar earth, sou. skies, Onu chorus let all being raise, , All nature's lucenso riso. SAVED FROM TUB STAKE, And When Loosed ISravo Charley Keats Only Coniplulnod of Thirst. At 4 o'clock in tlio afternoon tiio Pawnee scouts, who woro riding half a mile atioad of tho column, gave tho signal to halt, and pretty soon word came back that thoy had struck tho frosh trail of a war party. Two or throo of thorn disappeared among tho foothills and woro absent for an hour. When they returned it wa9 to report that the war oarty had gono into camp four miles away, and that tho Indians had a white man with thom as caotivo. From liis dress thoy bcliovod him to bo a govornmont scout, and from certain preparations being mado tlioy feit certain he was going to bo put to tho torturo. Thore woro 100 troopers of us, while the Indians numbered only forty, but they had tiono into camp at the baso of a mountain spur, from which thoy could note tho upproacU of anyone coming within a mile, oxcept it be to tho roar. If wo moved as n body they would mount and away beforo wo wero within rillo shot. It was finally decidod that ono of tho l'awnoss should conduct ton dismounted troopors over tbo mountain to approach tho camp in tho rear, whilo tbo main command was to movo up as near as possible without discovery and bo roady to dash at tho camp when the signal was given. It was 0 o'clock beforo wo reached tho crest of tho mountain. It was 7 before wo found tho ravine which the scout said would load us right into tho Indian camp. Whilo wo had only about amllo to go it had to be traveled in darkness over a. routo which would have boon porilous by daylight, and it was close upon 9 o'clock whoa wo finally reached tho fringe of bashes growing at the mouth of tho ravine. Kight beforo us and not 100 feet away was the Indian camp. Tliore ware three small fires burning, with a smell of roasting meat in tho air, and from tlio movements of tlio redskins wo concluded thnt they hud just finishod tholr auppor. Into ug wns tlio hour. It was some littlo time beforo we made out the white man, ai he was bound hand | aud loot and lyinji at full length on the [ ground. Frosh fuel was thrown on the lires, anil as the eauip was lighted up an Indian came forward to tho bushes and hacked down a sapling with his tomahawk. While he cut and trimmed ho Mas within twenty-3va foot of us. llad we not crept back when we saw hitn approaching ho would huvo run right over tho line. Tho stuko was sharpened and driven into tho oartii at about tbo confer of tho camp, and whilo two or three Indians were engaged ai that four or flvo wero collecting fuel. Fortunately for us they gathered it to oar left, whero a big tree had been uprooted by tho wind. A cart load of dry jimbs vfas convoyed to tho stake and piled up, and then tbo feet of tho captive wore loosened, and two Indians pulled him up. Ilo was baro headed, and the instant tho flamos showed, us his face we recognized him as Charley Koute, tho govornmont scout attached to Fort Wallace. Ho had boon captured at daylight that morning about thirty miles away. "White man cold?going to build Are for him?make him warm!" said the chief of the band as ho pointed to tlio stake. "Waugh! You aro a pack of skulking cowards I" answorod tho scout as ho drow himself up. "Burn and bo hanged I I'vo got tho scalplocks of six of your best men, and you won't be very much ahead of Charley Koata." A dozen warriors ran in upon him with raised tomahawks, but the chief shouted for them to hold on and ordorod tbo prisonor lad to the slako. 'A rawhido lariat, which had bosn soaking in the spring, was then brought along, and aftor tho scout had boon stripped of his clothing ho was made fast to tbo stake by tho luriat being passod around hia waist, lie thus had tho froodom of his arms and logs, and the fuel was so. arranged that it did not come within three foot of tho stake. While they wore thus preparing him lor torturo wo saw him glance about as if ho might havoafaint hopo of rescuo, but presently despair came to his hoart, and ho turned to tho chief und said: "You aro a squnw, and thoio pooplo around you aro childron whom 1 could drive with a stick I Ihere isn't a real warrior in your trlbo. I have mado the wholo gang of you run liko rabbits!" There was aj-ush for him again, but tho cliiof drovo the warriors back, aud standing with folded arms before the scoot ho answorod: "Wo know you. You are a brave mau. You spoak truly when yon say you have tho scalps of somo of our warriors. But wo will soo how it will bo with you when wu prick you with knives ?whon we shoot powderinto your flesh ?when wo thrust theso splinters and light thein?when we cut oil oars and noso and tongue I Aftor that we will light tho fire and sit down and liston to your cries!" < "If you hoar ono yoll from me you mav toil everv ivuito man in this country that I was a baby I" shouted tho scout "Go aboad witli your picnic! A fellor can't dio but once and l'vo boeu prepared for this sort of death for tho last live yoars!" There was a yell from every Indian as lie <Juased speaking, but tho crowd purted right and loft and the chief drew . Ilia knife and stood surveying tho copt tlve. We got tho word at this mornont to open fire' and onr ton earbinea and the scoqi'u rillo rang oat as ono. We roio ap with a choer and fired again , and again, bnt after tho third vollov there was no longer anything in sight to firo at. Tho Indian ponies, grazing a littlo distanco away, dashed olf in- a drove, and overy warrior who conld ' move dashed at the aide of the moon- , tain and disappeared among tho rocks ' and thickets. ! Tho command came galloping up, bat there was no work for it. On the grounu lay seven uenu anu mo wnunueu 1 Indians, with ton or twelve rifloa and all thoir blankets scattered about. Soven of tho eleven men had aimed at the chiof of the first flro and seven bullets had struck him. Wo turnod-to the scout as tho fight was ovor and he held out his hand and said: "Howdy, boys! Some of yoa cut this thing and let mo Ret a drink of water at tho spring! Sort of a closo shave and it has made me rather thirsty 1" EVANATPS SURE KXOUGH. A Young Woman In Viae MakoiaBotat Sheepbead Uny. .Vac York Sun. Tho other afternoon at Sheopshead Bay a young woman and two young men. From thoir talk it was evident that they wore not familiar with racing. ] They woro discussing tho subject of bet- ] ting. After awhilo they decided to bet . on tho third race. Nono of thom knew onough of tho hortos to mako a selec- ' tion. So the young womon in the vio- < let-blue dress turned to a man who sat { just behind hor in tho second row and i said: i "Which do vou think will win?" ] "1 don't know much about the i horses," roplied tho man. "?vanatus < has won boforo." Tho young woman turnod to tho othors of her party and a lively discussion ] ensued. Then ono of tho men started 1 in a hositating way for tho betting ring. He came back in about, Jain- : utos, looking very clum. " -W "Did you do it 7" asked tho ono in bluo. ] "Vno " "What did you not?" i "Fifitoon to one. It can't win with l that odds." ' Tho horses woro going to tho post. ' Which is Evanatus?" said iho, woman in blue to tho muu bohind her. < "I don't know. You can toll by tho j colors tho jockoy wears. Seo it on the < card?" 'j The woman's party picked out Evan- j atus as lie wont by. "Oh, I hope ho wins," eaid the one in i bluo. Thoro was no dolay at tho post As the gong soundod all (our of tbem jumped up and held their breath. The crowd roared,and tho horseacamodown < the atrotuh in a cloud of dust, whips v whistling through tho air, mob yelling ' to tho jockeys. Not a word from any , of tho four. Just at tho wiro Evanatus < got his nostf in front. Tho woman in , blue bad picked h im out, but sho wasn't | quite sure. As tho numbers ran up on tho post across tho track,sliocjaculated: "Oh, E-wa-n-a-t-u-s 1" with a violent acccnt on the last a. Sho ctappod ber l hands, and jumped up and down, cry- 1 ing: "Evanatus! Evanatus! Just to j think, Evanatus! Who'd have thought it? Evanatus! Oh, Evanatus." ' A littlo gum poddler ran along In , front of her. She snatched him and kissod him rapturously, half a dozen , timo?. "Evanatus!" sho oxclaimod. "Just to think, Evanatus!" i And tho man bohind her, who gave j tho tip and didn't ploy it, didn't sny'? | word. i Tne Wheeling Drug Company has se- | nirnrl tlin itfrencv for tha salo of Max I Klein's iainous Bilvor Ago Pure Bye Whiskey lor tbia vicinity at wholesale. This whiskey has achieved an onviable reputation as an absolutely puro stimulant. It is totally tree from fusel oil and all other deleterious substances, aud is well matured. It is recommended and prescribed by the best physicians in tho country, and is in use in many hospitals. It is Iput up in cases containing one dozen full quarts or two dozen full pints, specially for the drug trade. It is for sale at retail at $1.50 per full quart. C.JmJIs W. Excursions. For IndopondentOrder oi Odd Follows Columbian Demonstration Soptombor 25 to 27, and Christian Endeavor day September 25, at the World's Columbian Exposition. Chicago tickets will be sold good going on all rogulpr trains Septeft- , bor 23 in day coaches only, good ten ; days from date oi Bale. One fare for the 1 round trip. \ September 26, special World's Fair i excursion tickets good going on special train and in day coaches only. Tickets J good ten days' from date of sale. One < fare for the round trip. . J. E. Tehby, I General Passenger Agent. , Tnko tlio Baltimore & Ohio to Chicago. < Excursion tickets now on sale via the Baltimore k Ohio at reduced round , trip rates, good returning untir.Noyombor 5, 1893. Trains leave Wheofitig, ' eastern tirno, at G:50 a. in. and 1:25 p. | m. daily, and at 3:50 p. m? except Sunday. For slooping car accommodations j and other information enquire of Balti- j uioro & Ohio agents. i , t i Ohio BlTer'Uallrocul Sunday Excuntoni. 1 Sunday excusion tickets now on sale to | Woodlaud, Franklin, New Martinsville, i Sisterville and Long Itoacli. 1 t If you ffeel weak ! and all worn out take BROWN'S IRON BITTERS A beautiful woman is the paradise of tho eyes, the purgatory of the purse aud tho hall of the soul.?Mew York liecarder. A Million Friend*. A friend in noed is a friend indeed, and not loss than ono million people havotound just such a friend in Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption, coughs and colds. If you have never used this great cough inodlcine, one trial will convince you that it has wonderful curative powers in all diseases of throat, cliost and lungs. Each bottle is guaranteed to do all that is claimed or monoy will bo rafunded. Trial bottles free at tho Logan Drug Company's drug store. Large bottles 60c ana $1. 1 Cufes Scrofula Mis. E. J. Rowel], Modford, Mas*., sari her mother has hoanenredof scrofula by tho nsoof four bottlai of after luring had much other tro KwKV uoutnt, uilbelne reduced to qui ******* to a low condition of health, wit was thought sbe could not Hire. 1NHERITED5C?R0FULA. VSSSl Cored my llttlo boy of hereditary BSKKV Scrofula, which appeared all over tils taoe* For a year I had given up all bopo of hla recovery, when finally I was induced to uio RRV9B A few bottlos cured him, and no symptoms of tho disease remain. STSTt. l. Mathers, MatherTtile.Misa. s OwbookeaZUoodand Sk!?D*se*wauikdfrw. J v; >v/ owxrx s/icunc ca.AxUau, c*. f I >-vTi.''yT J*2 " 1 - _ FINANCE AND TRADE, Tho Features of tho Money and Stock Markets. New York, Sept 28,?Money on call easy at' to 8 pet cent, Inst loan 3 per cent, closed offered at 2%a3 per coat. Woo mercantile paper 7ul? por ccut Sterling oxebongo strong at II 83a i 87. Sales 270,800 shares. With the exception of a brief period Jnstaftei (bo oponing. the speculation on the stock exchange was noavy, and a decline was recorded ivhlcn ranged from Jtf to4percout,aud which Dxtendod almost throughout tho entire list. For tbo first time, perhaps, since tho recent ap ureclatlon lu speculative values has tbo market received a nerloua sot back. The reaction which wt in at the very opening of business hisju it the olcmeuts of real dungcr to the bull side of the street by reason of tho ftct It was based on conditions, all of which tend toward the uu? witling of the financl*! iltuatloa of the country, rhe aaVanco la tho rate of* exchange bringing Sermon bills above tho shipping point of gold ?nd sterling exchange dangerously near thereto. Helped materially to doproa the market. There Mrero no sustaining orders from the outaldo. and jot a llttlo long stock was shaken out of tho more timid holders, so that prices nagged,almost Aitbout a rally and closed at the lowost point of tho day. tho anal dealings being very heavy lu tone. Compared with tho last figures 01 Sutur3uy, tho chief dechnos are Manhattan W. Oieat S'orthcru prefufrcd'4. Chicago Gas 8J4. Northern Paeillo preferred 8. Chicago, Burlinafon & auincy and Pullman 2Xrwestcrn Uniou 2ft, wheeling it Lake Erie preferred and Louisville fc Nashville 2. General Electric and Northwest* jra 1%. St. Paul und Omaha y4.8ngar aud Col* >rado Fuol ft Iron 1& New York Central, Lake Jhoro, Deleware. Lackawanna ft Mcstera ana LUchmond Terminal preferred i pcrcettt. Ituilroad bonds were weak. Government aud stato bouds'flnn. BONDS AND STOCK QUOTATIOK8?CLOSED SID. [/. 8. 4s reg HO Nashvlllo ft Chatt- M U. a 4s coupon Ill Now JerseyCeut-r.lW U. S. taaZ. 98 Norfolk ft West p'd 21 I'aclflo & of Northern Pacific^ \tcbisou.. liry$ do preferred....... 20ft fkdams Express 13ft NorUiwestcrn.....~fw* American Expresi-107 do preferred ...lao* llultftaoru ft Ohio- 08 Now York CentraU02 Cauada Pacific 74tt Oregon Improved. J Canada Southern... 45# Oregon Nav.?....? ? Central Paclllc....... 10 Paclllc Mall ?.14 Chesapeake ft Ohio 10 Pittsburgh- 14$ Chicago it Alton....182 Pullman Palace.lfi? Chl.Uur.ftQulncy. Wft Uoadlng. iTffc Chicago Gas.... 38*2 Ulchmond Term.... an C., C.. C. & St. L...~ 82% do preferred l&ft BoL Coal ft Iron?. 8j$ Rock Island- G3? Cotton Oil Certlflc.. 32 St. Paul ...?.. Del. ft Hud 119% ' do preferred-r...U0 Del, Lack, ft West.242 St Paul ft Oinabo-83>4 Den. ft It. G. profd 28% do preforred-......105 lirlo 12% Sugar Refinery.?.85K do preferred. 25>w Tenu. Coal ft Iron- 1to Fort Wayne 143 Texas Pacific r Jpi Illinois Control 01 Tol. ft O. Cen. prof. 65 ICanwsft Tox.prcf. 17^ Union PaciQo-?.?. 2W$ Lake Krloft West... 14K U. S. Exproiw CO do preferred 07JI W.. St. I* ft P...~~.. 7 rJiLr Rhoro 118* dn vrolomd- 14)a [*ad Trust~24$fl Wells Fargo &x 180 , ix)ulivlllu A Nosh.. 52)$ Western Union 79# Memphis & Chas.... 10 Wheeling ?fc L 15.... 13 Michigan Central... 90 do preferred........ 42 Missouri Pacific?. 24% Breadstuff* and Provisions* Cmcxoo, III., 8ont 25.?Increasing stocks soused weakness in wheat to day, uotwitbstandtig largo export cleurauces. Tho early strength vas Inilueuced by the reported decrease of liH,100 bushels of wheat aad flour on oooan passago. rhero were quito a few buying orders. But tho jflerlncs wore lighter, cables wore lowerand tho roudltlons favorable for plowing and seeding. Tho visible supply statement was about up to sxpoctations. . Corn advanced on oxpeoted lighter receipts lo. ally. Thero was a modorato trade In oats. Provisions were ilrm on higher priced hogs. Flour firm and unchanged. Wiikat?Cash No. 2 spring 65%o: No. 8 spring 0c; No. 2 red September 65%aG0ka |5^c; December til)j^70>?a6i^?c; May 76>?a77%a Coax-Cash No; 2,41 ko: September 40%a41ka like; October 41%atl9^41>io: December 40fta ll%u4lHe; May 44^%a43>ia Oats?Cash Jfo. % 28fcn: September 27%a28ka ?Xo: Octobcr 27>Zu2?.^a2a?<o; December i?>ia i2Ua28%e: May Sl%u&!>?a32o. RYB-No. 2,46c. Flaxseed?$104 k. Timothy 8ebd-I3 60. Mess Pork?Cash and Soptombor 810 r?0: October 814 90al5 05al5 05; January 8lll0al4 22^a 14 22}$. * Lard?Cash and Scptembor $10 00: October 19 fiOaO 70a9 62k: January 8812ka3 20aS#0. Short Kins-Cash $10 2f?10 40: 8<$>tomber no 12kal015al0 15: October 89 85a9 40a9 40; January 97 40a7 45u7 45; Shouidora 87 87ka7 &0; ijiort clear 80 75al0 75. Whisky?8112. BuTrai?Steady; creamery 22a27c; dairy 16a !4o. Egos?Firm at 18)4c. . New York, Sept. 25?Flour, receipts 87,000 barrels: exports 9,000 barrels: sales 14,000< barrels; narkot moro aetlvo.' Wheat, receipts 272,00(3 susbels; exports 20,000 bushels; sales 010.0GC jushels of futures aud 206,000 bushels of spot; ipot raarkot easier: ungraded rof 60n7ito: op:lous weak; No. 2 rod September 71%a72!<it71%c; October 72)<a72^R72^o; December 7o%a7uc. Doru, receipts 54,000 bushels; oxoorts 2,000 jusheln; sales 310.000 bushels of futures and 10,000 bushels of spot; spot market stoady; September WaftOkaoOkc; October 49ka49a >nts. n>M>ints 182.MX) bushels: CXDOrtS l&O.OOC jtuliols: .mlea 77ft,000 bushels of futures and 142,000 bushels of- spot: ^market Armor; 8cp:embor!!MHttW?M)<o;v October November 84%o; December 30io: Na 2 Chicago MKoHKe; mixed wortora aJaSCo. Uay and ioim dulL Cut meats Armor. Lard qtw Sep* ouibur 31040; October 810 05. Pork Arm?* Butler steady; western dairy lGa20o; oroomory 19c. jjieeso llrm. Eggs firmer; western 20>$a2Ia raUow ttrmer. llosin steady. Turpootiuo msler at 28J$e. Uico steady. Molasses dull Jo tree steady at lOalft points down. Sugar firm. niNriKVATr. O . Hdnt 2ft.?Flotirstrong: funcv !2 50a2 05; family 82 lSa2 80. Wheat strong; No. 'J X'd (He; receipts 21,000 bushel.<4; shlpmonts 2.00C jushoU. Corn cosier: No. 2 mixed 43}fc. OaU itrong: No. 2 mixed 80c. Rye firm at 61c. Pork Irm at $17 00. Lord strong at $> Ml Balk meats pilot at 8H> SOnlO To. Bacon quiot and lira ai 112 50. Whisky quiet at8112. Butter Ann; fanej glgln creamery 'ito: Olilo 2fin27o; prime dairy 10s 17c. Llusoed oil Arm at 8Go38c. Eggs strangei it iB^o. Sugar strong. Cheese steady; choicc Jlilo Ilat U%al0%c.: ' . Philadelphia, 8bpt. 25.?Flour dull. Wheal ower: No. 2 red spot and September 60Xo roc: October C^aToWe; Novembor 7l?a71)4c. 2om weaker; No. 2 mixed spot 49c*. Boptemoes ISkivJOc; October 48k^40o: November 48a48}$ is'/yc; Docorabor 47>4a48e. .Oats Armor: spot 30c; &ptembcrn5na5Wo; October 8fla38kc; Novombei J7c; December 87%c. Hay Arm. Butter quiet; Pennsylvania prints 2rtc; wostorn extra cream :ry 27o. Eggs Arm; Pennsylvania 2Ga2lo; westsrn 20c. Baltimore, Mo., Sept. 25.?Flour Arm. Wheat :mv; cash-and Septomber GO^c; October 70c ro>&c;lJccombcr73%a7t)l{c. Cdrn strong; mixed western and Soptembor 4^ijc: Octobcr 489ic; rear 47%c. Oats strong: No. 2 mixed 85c. Ityc iuletat53c. Provisions dull. Cotfoe Arm: Klo i6lAc. Butter, ccpamory 28o; choice 23a24c. * Live Stock* Chicago, Sept. 25.?Cflttlo, recoipts 21,000 head j market steady; uood toicholco natives f5 00a5 45; jtbors 51 7l)a4 to; common S3 50a4 50; Toxani (2 45o2W); western 827ftas 85. Hogs, recelpu 28,000 head; shipments 7.000 head; market stton* tnd higher; rough and common 15 50a0 80; mixed and packors 2055a875; prime heavy 8885; light 8085a7 0a Sheep and lambs, receipts 12, 100 hoad: ahiptaont* 1,500 head: market steady: aotlves 82 75a4 25; fed'Texans' $340a350; lambs 52 75a450. East Lirepty, Pa.. Sept. 25.?Cattlo. receipts H,GOO hoad; shipments l.ioo head; market, slow; tost grades a sliado higher; common and mo Hum a shade off from last week. Hogs, recelpu 5.500 head: shipments 2,800 head; market fair; ill grade*?0a7 00. Sheep, rocolpts MX) bead; ibipmcnta 2,000 head; market very, dull at lasi week's prices. Cixcjnhatj, o:. Sept 25.?Hob scarco and higher at 95 75n7 00; recoipts 8,000 head; ship mcnta 1,000 head. * Dry Clouds* New York. Soot 21?Tho vook opened wltt business active in most departments of tho dry poods market. Prices havo not varied lu anj Important degree. Thero is a fair amount ol now business in cotton goods: of which all klndi of seasonable -makes aro holding their own, and In muuy instances quite sold ahead. There it Increased export domand and a well sustained domestic demand. Ginghams aud woven fab rlca aro still in good domand but quiot as u local bids. Petroleum. On, City. Pa.. Sept23?Oponed and lowestGSo; highest 06%c: closed at 06c; sales 20,000 bar reft: shipments 145,200 barrels; ruus 00,881 bar rcl*. New York, Sopt 24?Potrolaura dull; sales none; October options closed at QOXo bid. Metulm New York, Sopt. 25.?Pig Iron dell: Ameri can 912 2ftal4 50. Copper easy. Lead oasy a 8305. Tin steady; straights tJO SO. Cotton. CixaxNAU, O., Sept 25.?Cotton steady; mid dUugS^c. Wool. Nsw York, Sept. 28.?Wool steady. From 81 ro to Son. As a family medicine Bacon's Colory Cure passes from aire to son as a leg acy. If you have kidney, liver or blood disorder do not delav, but got a free Bfltnplo packago of this remedy at once, If you have indigestion; constipation, headache, rheumatism, etc., this grand specific will care you. The Logan Druf Co., tho leading druggists, .are sole agents and are distributing free samples free to the afflicted. Largo pack* ages.60c, 1. .. __ COCOA' i Unlike the Dutch Process ; No Alkalies SL Other Chemicals HBVrhSh uo used Id tbs JBMLgw preparitlon ot W. BASER & CO.* f umBreaMastGocoa M l-|vW tehieh is absolutely M IjgaSM jmre anil lolitfrle, W It b&fl more than three time* Da WritR tlle 'trenyth ot Cocoa mixed DL WFPfa with 8tarob Arrowroot or irarfWgy* 8t)gar. and is far more economical. costing leu than one cent a cup. It if dellcloua, nourishing, and EWLT nrasauu. Sold by Grocer* miywhara. W. BAKEB & CO., Doroheiter, Kan PROMINENT HEN ; " |. WestVirginia. . ? ABOOK of1,050PAGES With 800 Wood Cata and Biographies oC The LEADING MEN of WEST YA, i t I Oil 5. This volume also contains 150 pages of West Virginia facts and statistics. It gives the result of every election since the organization oMhe State. It is the most Valuable .book ever published in West Virginia. PHI 033 1 , In Cloth $5 00. In Half Morocco $7 50. Send Order* to-?* i ! INTELLIGENCER PUBLISHING ' COMPANY., deM-MW Wheeling W. Va, RAILROADS. The Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling R.R. TIME CARD. Via. Elyriu ancj tho tako Shore Routo, July 2,1893. 8TATIOH8. I . M 80 ? 4 > Eastern Tlmo. a. la. a. m. p. m. p. m. Lr. WheeliDg.^. f C 40 *2 40 viouum ilul? lt. Wheeling... 5 40 l 40 Martin's Ferry......0 02 2 02 Belial ro. ? 0 00 1 05 8 80 1 Bridgeport............ ......... 0 10 2 10 8 45 Flawing.. 7 11 811 4 65 UhrlcbivlIU?....~~~ f f? 40 8 12 4 10 6 05 ; New Philadelphia 6 00 8 81 4 81 0 25 Canal Dover*........ 607 8884*8*632 1 MntslUon 6 66 027 6 20 720 i Sterling ?7 42 10 15 C 17 GrafUiu 8 82 11 05 7 12 1 Ar. Klyrla.~ 8 66 11 20 7 40 v p. u. p. m Korwalk. .. . 8 67 Banduiky- 12 27 Toledo ... ..<r~. 1 46 10 65 ? Detroit 6 80 10 16 I Detroit 0 20 7 25 ' Chicago... 9 00 7 85 o. ro. p. in. p. m. . : Ar. Cleveland. 10 10 12 15 8 85 p. m. Erlo..MMHM...m< 2 05 6 00 11 21 Buffalo 6 45 7 30 8 05 i Eastern Time. ; Rochester. .... 0 20 10 15 8 45 I a. in. I Syracuse............... It 15 12 05 6 15 Albany- .:. *" 8 05 8 60 8 15 t Now tfork........ 7 ao 7 55 11 15 p. ro. Boston 10 50 10 50 8 40 "Daily. fDally except Sunday. J. E TERRY. Gen. Freight & Pass. Agent. JOHN BAILIB, 1200 Market Streot i T. P. DUNBAR. Pnldu Dopot jyO ? Pennsylvania 8tatIona. annsulvania liines.1 Trains Bun toy Central Time. IWATK?tfl7.I?OOTOrEL*VKMTII^KK, ^fSSSSo,01 at MoLvaa IIoubi, WnsBUjro, axu at tit* pzxxstlvakta sta^ox. DaiOaETORT. Poirruwaar Prrrwr?" Paj* iuxdik Boots." Diir.r. fdailt sxcirr Sdhdat. ' fnok wllkruno to muv? abrivb. Wtllsburgand Stoubenville. fA:3U am *.\:& pai , McDouaid and PUtaburgh,.~ 16:80 aui f0;30 pm Now Cumberland 0:40 am 7:85 am Indianapolis and SL Louis.-. *8:40am 0o:iSpaj Coluinbua and Oinolnnatl.~. *8)40 am *5:25 pm Wolliburg and Btouben vllle. ?8:40 am Ww pm Philadelphia and New York.*12:80 pm fcW-pm Bieubenville and PitUbunh*li:30 pm *2:80 pm Columbui and Cb leago. .*12 :?W pm 2:10 pm Philadelphia and New York *J:5i pm *10:83 am Baltimore and Washington. pm 10:85 a m ' Stenbenvllle and Pittsburgh ?2s*9 pm *10:85 am SteubeuvilleaudDonuisott- *2:55 pm *10.83 am Wolliburg-. - ...? 4:80 pm 5:65 pm IndlanapolU and 8t. Louis*. t8:45 pm 16:15 am Dayton and Cincinnati....,..- |8:f5 pm ?:15 am BteubeATllle andColumbus- f8:45 pm f6:l5 am J Northwest Brsteia-Clovfc <fc Pitta Dlvldon. , Trains run dally, except Sunday, ai follows: From BatDoxroirr to Leave. Aaaiva , Ft Wayne and'Cb lcago... .- 4:40 am 6:45 pm L Con ion and Toledo 4:49 am 6:45 pm i Alliance and Cleveland.~. ? 4:49 am 6:45 pm SttwMtlMu SlgJS i SienbenvlUeand Pittsburgh.-10:12 am 30:80 am Ft Wayne A Chl?go..??l^Opm 6:45 pm . Canton and Toledo 1:00 pm 0:45 pm ? Alllanoe and Cleveland ? 3:00 pm 2:06 pm ! Sl?S ; !?s Btouben vllio iEail UrcrpooL 0:11 pin lisiin ' ' ' . " . ' '1 RAILWAY TIME CARD. | Arrival and departure of trains on nnd aftar S Angust 7.1833. .Explanation op Kkncrenci Marks: 'Daily; tSunday excepted; fMonday excepted; iSaturducoxceotod: IHunday only; Saturday only. Eastern Standard Time. | OKTAKT. IK. it 0. R. R.?Kiun Line, East akkito. . ?a:(V? am Wash. C y Bait.. Phil. A K. Y 7:40 am 6:80pro Wash. Cy Bait. Phil. Je N. Y 2:10 pni f7:00atn -Cumberland Aocoin. t<:55pm , *8:00 pm ^-.Orafton Aoconi....,^.. ?io:i?ata m t!1:40am Moundsrill* Accoa...?. t8:2Sai2 ffl:l0pm Mouudxville tccotn fl :10 pm 11:15 pm ....... iloundnvlile Accom pm tP:45 am .....^Kcysor Express 15:20 pm "Jfc DKt-Airr. IB. AO KTii-C.o. t)ir.. \\\m AimlvT "-? *0:50 am For Columbus aud Chicago 8:55 am 10:80 am Columbus and Ciucinnati... SMOpnt 12:15 am Columbus and Cincinnati- 5:03 am 1:23 pm .........Chicago Exorwe. :20 pm 18:80 pm -Chicago Express...?_ 112:0*1 pta tH25 pm ........Coluiubn* Aoooui tl2:03pm re t)0:v0 am St. Clairavlllo Accom n2:05am J?^0pm St. CloirsvUleAm>m t<:'i0pm . 7 ~D*!U*T. 11,40. K.H-W..P^'B. Dir. Aiiniii" 5:05 ma For PlttKburatu... J0:.'5am *7:2Pnm ~...Plttsbunn.......MM. *6:50 pm pm Pituburgh and Em t 12:lHum l ft :30 pm....... Pittsburgh ? fi2:tf pm " j0:00pui ...Washington. Pa.. Acoom... t7:50am 10:00 pmK Pitlsburgh Express 110:55 am MrAltl P. C .*iST. I. Sf| AKklVC. f!30 am PllUburgh fl0::n pm 7:40um -Now Cumberland.. K.:r? ?ui 9:40 am ......Stoiibenvillo and West... *8:25 ma 1:80 pmL.PiUaburgh and New York.. *3:30 pm S.'W pmLWttabuifh and Now York.J*ll:3Sam 6:80pm] .WolUburg I 0:35pia ' wist. 9:40 amjExproa. Clu. aud St LouU-.} ?:l5am 1?:25 pa Expran, Clu. and St Louis.. *8:25 pm *1:30 puilISxprew. Stoub. and Chicago. ?S:80 pm m'!*3:35 pm| ....Pittsburgh A Denniaon.... {*11:33 am '. < impart. I _ C.AP.B.R. amkw. jiiQ am ...,J?t Waytio and Chicago.... 7:45 pm' t 5:49 nui ..Cautou and Toledo 7:43 pm 'M 5:49 am.....AlJInnoo and Cleveland-... 7:43 pot 5 . V "?:4l>um Steubenvill* and Pittsburgh 9:15 pm. ' 9:43 ntnlSteubenvillo and WellsviUo 3:05 pm- . <'.}w .ll:12am Sionbcnvillo and Pittsburgh 11:30 am. 'f-:0? pa ...-Ft Wayne and Chicago? t7:43 pm 72:00 pm -Canton nud Toledo. 7:45 pm. *$88 72:00 pro .....Allianoe and Cleveland-... 3:05 pm 72:00 pro Sloubenvillo aud Wellsville 7:45 pm 73:44 pm Philadelphia and New York 0:00 pm *V , 73:44 pm.Baltimoro and Washington 0:00 pm 78:44 pro Hteubenvlllo and Pittsburgh 0:00 pm t7:11 pm|8teubt'nvllleA Ka.st Liverpool fa:63 any IMPART. I .. W.4L.KRB. AKRIVK. \'i 18:00 amL.Whoeling AStoubenville.. 17:40 aar 70:45 am ..Cleveland. Toledo A Woit i6:30 pm 79:45 am?Wheeling A Stoubonvlllo.. *3:80 pm fl:30 pro. Wheeling A Steubenville.. t4:23 pm V:j "3:15 pro?Wheeling A Crc*tou~... *12:57 pm . j 74:30 pm .Wheeling A Stoubonvlllo.. 712:57 am 18:00 am .... Wheeling A Masslllou.... |10:10 pm 19:45 ami- WheeliUK A Steubonvillo. 19:20 am 19:00 pml-Wheollng A Sloubenvillo. 74:15 pm "pkpabt. c. L. A W.?Union Depot akiuv*. . 0:40 am Clevelaud. Toledo A Chicago 8:43 pm, *2:40 pm Cleveland, Toledo A Chicago *2:50 p? G. L. A W.?Bwdokpokt. 7:10 am Cleveland. Toledo A Chicago 8:15 pm 8:10pm Cleveland. Toledo A Chicago *2:20 pm 4:45 pm ?Massillon accommodation. 11:10 am 7:15 am 8t Clainvillo aucom. 9:00 am 10:01 am .....8t C.'ainvlllo uocom. 1:81 pm 2:21 pm ...M^t Clainvillo accom. 4:00pm 6:18 pm ...... St ClalnvlUo accom....... 8.02 pm l:fl pm Ix)cal freight 12:15pm. DRPART. OHIO K1VKR ft. K. AKRIYB. *0:43 am ....Passenger.......,, *10:43 am fl2:25pm Puwenger tl :15 pm *4:00 pm . Passenger *7:45pm i.eavr B.Z. A C. RAILKOAD. Altai vit B KM. AIRE BCLLAIM* 9:10 am .....Bellalre and Zanesvlllo.... -3:20 pm * 4:00 pm ..Woodgfluld. 8:80am, RAILROADS. _ BALTIMORE & OHIO. BffA Departure and arrival ot AQB*aaE<HeBMR of XVhfwIlnrr l'.i?U ScUcduTa in elf raft fiSSwlSr001 MayR18M' Wff MflfSgB MAIN LINK EAST. For. Baltimore, Phlladelf ph^^nd New Yorj^S:oj> Koyser Express, 9:45 a. m,, dally, except! a Monday. Cumborland accommodation, 7:00 a. m., dauy oxeopt Sunday. Grafton accommodation. 8:03 p. m.. daily. , jg MoundsvJllo accommodation. 11:40 a. m* and 6:10 and 11:15 jx m.,oxcept Sunday. . ARBIVS. From New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore 7:40a. w. and 2:10 p. in., dally. ; j Koyser Express, 5:20 p. m., daily, oxcopl ! Monday. ? Cumberland accommodation, 4:65 p. m.. ox* cept Sunday. Grafton accommodation. 10:30 a. m., dally. i*gj Moundsvllle accommodation. 8:25 a. m., ex?. . l, ceptHunday: 10:30 a tn.. dully, and 1:10, 4:51 and 7:35 p. m., except 8unday. THANS-OFIIO DIVISION. For Columbus and Chicago. 6:60 and 1:23 u> m., dally, and 3:50 p. in., daily, except Sunday* c Cinclunatl express, 10:80 a. m., Jolly, and 12:IJ \. < a. m., dally. Columbus accommodation, 1:25 p. m.j dally, j excopt Sunday. St. Clalrsvillo accommodation, 10:80a. m.. and - . 4:20p.m., except Sunday. ". ^ Aaiiivis. Chicago express, 3:55 a. m. and 4:20 p. m., ' dally, and 12:05 p. m., excopt 8unday. Clnoiuuati express, 5:00 a. m. ana 5:10 p. m., daily. Columbus accommodation, 12:05 p. m., dally* - -> ; excopt Sunday. St. Clalrsvillo accommodation. 12:03 p. m. and / 4:20 d. m.. dally, exoont Sunday. :*af WHKELING Jt PITTSBURGH DIVISION. \ ForPittsburgh, 5:05 and 7:20 a. m., dally; 1:80 .>{ S. in., dully, oxcept Sunday, and 6:20 p. , v unday only. For PittsburRh and the'east, 5:05 a. m. and ' &i 6:20 p. m.. dally, and 0:00 p. m.. Sunday only. , ;T;y Washington accommodation, 6:00 p. m., dally# >3 CAVVklli HUUU?V? AKRIVK. .'V'^ From Pittsburgh, 10:23 a. m. and 0:50 p". m. and 12:10 a. m? dally, and 12:45p. m.,oxcopt Sunday, \V und 10:55 a. m.. Sunday only. m Washington aocommodatlon, 7:50 a. m., dally# . m; oxccpt Sunday. . t ; OHIO RIVER RAILROAD' CO.* On and after itonday, Juno 19, Passenger Train? will run as follows: Daily. fDally Ex* v> copt Sunday. Central tt?o. r BOOTH BOUN& 7* 5 8 P.M. A.M. A. NV ?3 Wheeling. IStHS M Benwood. 8 15 11 gj 8 0ft .> WouudiVlUe-... 8 35 11 59 6 1W ?g Now Martinsville 4 48 12 65 7 Vt BlstersviUe- 5 11 1 15 7 4J *83 Friendly 5 28 .126 7 ft.* ijfegg Btuim *? i? *? m VDUnMOWB ,?? *}? J IHtkoraburR. t r> 40 0? ? #> ?MI?' Kile"" . 0 20 ft * f ? 1} ? 3H RaTonawood ......... 7 uo 4 JO 11 OS; ' ''-;5 8 iffiiS' Now Haven. 8 01 6M 11W 3 Hartfort.......?SOS . 5? ?? (|,J Mason City.. 8 15 f SO ttW :M cmtaa. ?jj 5 25 SI? R. rtanuii ?? * |J2 i UalUpolli.. 9 10 .}? ?? ;;; OOMSMIOM. ? 10 35 7 35 2 0? < Uuuttiigiou!..-... 110 45 A. M. . L * |* < VH xoirru lzrona 2 5 IT. M. I'. M. A. If. K9H Wheeling.. t?M fJJ ?? ,;1 Hciuvoofr - - 1159 6 80 9 30 : v.?<^ MouniliVllIo 1145 8 10 9 10 W Now Martinsville. 10 4S 6 07 8 03 . ;fc SlKenvllle ? 10 ? < 43 7 40 Friendly a. 10 IS 4 80 7 27 B St. Maryf .. 9 45 4 00 0 80 '# Wllllamnuiwn...'....?..? 9 10 8 20 A 10 r. * I'arlconiburg 8 45 2 45 5 45 toW MM IMIovllle ~ 8 0S Bin I, .>:?& llavaniwood.. 7 23 1 20 8 40 Klpley Ijmdlug 7 00 12 5} 51J H Oraliara 088 1225 5 5# Nbw llnvon 0 30 12 18 8 48 , , J Ilartfonl 0 20 1214 88J SHi Mason City 0 20 12 0j 8S? .'?? Otltou-t.... 0 15 1158 5? r? l'l. l'lMtlUt 8 45 11 25 4JJ . .VM Calllpolls 5 30 11 10 4 37 a Guyaiidotto - 4 28 10 0a 3 1? Huutlacum................. 4 15 *9 50 13 05 i A.M. A.M. P.M. w. j. roui.s'bo.v. o. p. a. : Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry. Time Table No. 12. to take olfoot 12:01 a. m., W Sunday. September 8,1891 ;S| Leave WliceUuis-ttsU. t8:00, J8:0J. ft MhB# 9 i?.ra.. *2:40. *.i:15, f4:JW. j9:U> o. in. ;?; Leave I'eninsula-tftMO. t8:OM8:OC, fO^l, (11:46 , W a. in., 8:21. ]4:3d. 10:06, p. m. .B Arrive Terminal Junction?to:.Vi. f8:17, j8:J7# flOrO.t, 111:51 n. m.( *2:38. (>8:82. f4:48. i9:18 p. m. V Leave Tormlual Juuciion?f7:22. 19:00. a. m., 12:40. *2:90. 13:59. f4:05. f5:14.18.25, J9:54 p. m. Leave Martlu's Forry-t7,:J8, W:07, a.m., *12:45,; ? ^^rafe4Mil,^:48, H >4:11. "H:l". t^:v5. f8:88. ? 10:05 p. tu. Arrive Wbeellng?f7:40, J9.'20 a. nu *12:57, ^ 2:5.'. 14:17. t4:25, fan. t?:45.110:11 p. m. t . m Dally. tDtllr oxcept Sunday. ISuuday* only*. All tmns will run on Eastern Tlma m J. E. TAUSSIG, suDerlntendeat W Wfteellna & Elm Grove Raaroafl. ' ljs On and alter Saturday. Octobor L HUi uulaf ; '^<3 will ranai follows, city time: lJUVX Wnt*u.so-?0:U0o. m.. 7KJ0 a. m.. 8M a. m., 9^0 a. m., 10^)0 a. m.. 11^30 a. m.. 12*03 a.. 1.-00 p. m.. 3:00 p. m.. 8:03 p. in.. 4:00 p in.. 5n)|, j-J/Jm p. nu. 6:00p ul, 7:00 p.m.,l!00 pi m., 9:30 jv fj in.. 11:00 p, to. ? j ' LxatkElmObove?*4:00a. nL.7rt?a. jiu8:ai a. m .? Wa.10:00 a. m., ll.U0a.rn.. l.;M in.. ~1 1U0 p. m., itto p. m. 3:00 p. m.. 4^)0 p. m.. 5t)l1 \K p. to.. Cxa p. m. 7.*00 p. UL. 8:00 p. UL, 9:10p. in. 10 lop. m. Dallr.ueeptBundar. StmsAT?Obttreb tralni lam Bn Onm a| .8 oot OtnenU-lbum |