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SOUTH AFRICA.
Tho Britaiua and the Boer.

LONDON, October Ga dispatch from
Pieterman,zburg, Natal, announces that
orders to stop all movements OF troops
have been received, and that General
Sir Evelyn Wood will stop the transport
at Simon's Bay. 1t is believed in mill
tary circles that the Beers will yield il
frmness is shown. The correspondent
doubts this, and is convinced that the
Dutch throughout South Africa will con.
slider their claims just. The crucial
point is the native question. 1t is be-
lieved that the modification OF the con-
vention in The direction OF trusting the
Beers more, relative TO the treatment Of
the natives, will have great effect.
LONDON, October 6.-The Times in q
leading article says, "If the convention
with the Beers should not be ratified by
the 9th OF November the British garri.
sons in the Transvaal would again be
nominally in state Of siege and com.
munication between shem and the rest
OF the country would be suspended. II
not on the initiative OF the Beers, at all
events on that OF the British, sooner or
later GeueraI Wood, after sending an
other ultimatun, must advance 10 re-
lleve the British posts, but the deliber.
ate choice OF the Beers will surely not
be for war, when they may, without
risk, enjoy honorable peace"
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Hasonic Charity.

JErFxRsoNvILLE, IND October 6 The
following has been addressed to the
lodges of the Free and Accepted Masons
OF the grand jurisdiction Of the State OF
Indiana:
l have received information from the
NJ. w. Grand Master OF Michigan that
the northeastern part OF that State has
been visited by a most devastating fire;
many lodges destroyed; hundreds OF our
brethren made homeless and penniless;
the widows and orphans OF many others
left to suffer without even the comfort ef
q shelter to protect them from the chill
ing blast Of approaching winter. BretE-
rem, practice tnat greatest Of Christian
and Masonic virtues, charity, and give
what you can to those who 50 much
need. Remit to W. II. Smythe, Grand
Secretary, Indianapolis.
[Signed, CALVIN NJ. PRArHER,
Grand NIS|T.
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LIVE BTOCk
Snl0ko.

CaIoAeo, October 6.-The Drove,
Journ1l bureau reports: Hogs-Receipts
q 900 head; shipments 2,l00 head !;
market weak and lower; mixed 50 90
@8 IS; light IS 4O@8 85; choice heavy
$8 8O@7 %.
Csttle-Receipts $500 head; ship.
ments 1900 head; market active; ex.
ports SO 40a7 25; commoa TO choice
shipping s. 9O@6 10.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head; common
to choice native s. 1894 SO.
Last IdDersS.
EAST LrsERrY, October 6.-Oattls-
Receipts 527 head; selling fair at ysster.
days prices.
Hogs-Receipts $500 head; Philsdsl.
phias 81 O0(97 50; best Workers So $50
IS; common to fair Sc 00a6 25.
Sheep-Receipts l,4O0 head; selling
fair at yesterdays prices.
New York.
NRw YORK, October 6.-The Droaers'
Journal bureau reports: Beeves-Re'
ceipts $40; exporters used 600 and re-
mainder went to the home trade slaugh
terers at Si9l2i; market closed firm;
dressed beef frmer at 5iG7l; for Texas
and Colorado sides Si9l0i; for native
do. shipments $40 live cattle, $50 quar-.
ters beef, 100 carcasses mutton.
Sheep Receipts $500; market easiG-
at s. 1905 so per hundred pounds;
sheep S. 00(d7 so; lambs not all sold.
Swine-Receipts $500 lead: market
a shade firmer at IS 1906 rs per one
hundred pounds live hogs si(9Sic for
dressed.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, October 3.-Cattle-
Active; sales Of 1000 head; prime 81 l2i
(d,6 50; good s. 25G66 o.; medium 81 II!
as l2i; common S3 00(G4 90.
Sheep-Fairly active; sales OF 1900
head; prime S. 0otd5 %; good 81 5OC2
4 S7i; medium 81 0094 Is; common
s. COOS so.
Hogs-In active demand; sales OF
1000 head; good to extra ~ 5O(9l0 Is;
common s. O09S so.
Cincinnati.
CINCINSArI, October 6.-Hogs-Com
mon and light S. 25C98 Is; packing and
butchers So 40(97 10; receipts ?,6O0
head.
Cincinnati Horse and Mule Market,
CISCIsSATI, October 4.-There was
increased animation in the market dur
ing the past week. The sales footed up
$50 head, as against 2S5 head for the
week present. Average price per head
S92 SO. Last Monday being holiday
on account OF the funeral services OF the
late President, the week for sales com
prised only I've days. The full month
OF September. 1881, SHOWS ] ,S35 head
sold, at an average OF sos q, against
l,735 head, at an average OF $s4 40, 10
September, 1880. Sound young horses
in good flesh find ready sale at good
prices.
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nm. pa,body ? ducatio al Fund

NEw YoKE. October 6.-lm- trustees
Of the Peabody Educational Fund be-
gan their annual m-eiinS esterday. n
G. Wineprop, pr, siden' vi tbs hoard
was in the chair, snd * President
HAYES was present.. Tue auLuAl report
snoke fsyorsbly Of the adv uIcerusnI in
educational matters in the South, and
reyleWed at length the SOrA accom-,
pIished. Great and gratifying 30 had
been the progress bo;h in puoLe senti-
ment and educational systems, the re-
pIrt said it must not be Concluded that
Tree schools were established beyond
possibility of repeal or destruchon- Inc
instructions of the board TO apply the
Greater portion OF the income OF the
fnnd hereafter to the education OF teach
srs for public schools has met with gen
ersl and decided approval The inco ne
distributed since February lSt' 1881,
amounted to So0,375.
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PRESIDENT ARTHUR.
nis PLANS and OpiniOns.

wAsHISaroS, October 81. Stanley
Brown states that it is President
Arthur's expressed intention to con-
tinue at the residence of Senator Jones
for some time. The President thin Ks the
ezra session of the Senate will be OF
b.ief duration, and until that is over he
will remain in his present quarters
After that u is probable he will remove
tn the Soldiers Home till the White
House repairs are fully completed. The
first cabinet meeting OF the new admin
istration will be- held next Tuesday. TIE
Pre- ident positively declines TO hear any
applicant for public office, and thinks
the minor offices now vacant should be
filled BY the heads OF the various depart
mentS.
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RESOLUTIONS OF GRIEF.
What the National Republican
Committee Say.

Nav YORK, October 6.-At an infor.
NAL meeting of the members Of the
National Republican Committee, to day,
the following resolutions were adopted:
Rcsoirsd, That the Republican Ma
rional Committee, in the death ot PreSl-
dent Garfield, realizes the loss Of a
chosen and trusted leader, whose intel
lectual qualities, correct principles, pro-
yressiye impulses, and aspiration
ior good government made him
the appropriate representative OF a pa
triotic Republican party IN the highest
National office.
RssOlrsd, That We recognize in Presi-
dent Arthur q lifelong and fearless al
vurate of Republican principles ennun-
rlAted by the convention which unani-
Inously placed him in nomination, and
that he is entitled to the confidence and
sympsr hyoi all Republicans and to the
r1rLial support Of all patriotic citizens.
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RAILROAD MORTGAGES.
Heavy Mortgages Given Oh
Three Ohio Roads.

COLUMBUS, October 6.-The Columbus,
Hooking Valley and Toledo Railroad
Company, which includes the Columbus
aud Toledo, Columbus and Hooking
Valley and Ohio and West Virginia
lines, gave a mortgage to day to the
Central Trust Company OF New York
for fourteen and one-half millions OF dol.
lars. The loan bears six per cont. in.
terest, and the principal is payable in
gold in fifty yeas.
The Columbus and Cincinnati Rail-
road Company, A. P. Yatch, President,
gave two mortgages to the Central Trust
Company for seven hundred and fifty
thousand each, first and second, the
interest (six per cent is payable annu
ally, and the principal is payable in gold
in 1921,
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IRELAN d.
A Land League Dissolved.


DUBLIN, October 6. The Dungarvan
branch of the Land League which, in
spite OF instructions from Parnell, sup
ported Liberal candidate at the Tyrone
Parliamentary election, 10 to be dissolved
and reorganized with a new president,
by order OF the executive committee OF
the Land League.
Two Governments in Ireland.
DUBLIN October 8.-0'Donnell, speak.
Ing at the Land League meeting in Ire.
land, said there were two Governments
in Ireland, one, Gladstone's. which
nobody minded; the other, that Of the
League, which the people would obey.
Parnell repeated his advice 10 the tenants
not TO 90 10 the Land Court until the
League had listed the alnd act.
Shooting at Landlord.
DUBLIN, October 6.-Mr. Bingham,
landlord, while riding near Erris, coun
ty Mayo, was fired at. A girl who was
riding on the car with him was wound
ed. The assailant, who was disguised in
female clothing, escaped.
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A Titled Vagabond.

HERSANDo, Miss, October ed
ward Thompson, arrested on charge
OF stealing a mule, WAS acquitted at
midnight. He is the son OF the late
Admiral Thompson Kieb, of the British
navy, and q grandson OF a British Ad.
miral who led part OF the forces under
Nelson to the battle OF Trafalgar. Lady
Thompson sent several hundred pounds
from London to a lawyer to defend her
son, who IS said to have lived the life cf
a tramp for several years.
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CABINET GOSSIP.
Mr.. James VIII Remain.

WASHINGTON, October 6.-It seems
TO be pretty well understood that Post
master General James will remain in
bis present position at tie desire OF
President Arthur, but will not
stay any longer than is
required TO wind up the Star Route
prosecution. When these cases shall
have been disposed Of, he will retire at
his own request, as an impor.
tant position at higher Day
awaits his command in New
York. Ii General James remains
in the Cabinet, as now seems assured,
FIRST Assistant Postmaster General
Tyner will retire. He has never,
it il said. been in accord with
James administration OF the Depart
ment, and those familiar with James
purposes and intentions, Fay Tyner
would have gone out long ago had not
President Gal field been shot. Ii is an
open secret at the Department that I
ner retires If James remains.
A prominent Stalwart Republican OF
New York, who holds a high Govern
ment position here, and who has Just
returned from his. home in that State,
expresses the opinion that ex-senator
Conkling Will Not Go Into the Cabinet,
though he could do 50 il he desired.
Said this official tonight: "Conkling's
friends in New York are as dev Mru TO
him as ever. | went home to fight for
him, and / carried my Country and
sent a delegation to the State con, en-
ton that would have stood by him 10
the last Conkling is sincerely desirous
of harmonizlng the Republican party
throughout all the country. He is
firm and devoted frierd OF President
Arthur, and he wants Arthur To make
q popular President and succe i him.
self. Conkling is always ready TO make
any sacrifice for friend. have no
doubt that Arthur has already offered
Conkling his choice of Cabinet
position, but don't believe he will ac.
cept any, for the reason that Conk.
ling knows his entrance to
the Cabinet would disp'ease
q certain element OF the Republican
party, and would embarrass Arthur.
therefore he will not s"rsDt il.
secretary" 6ornsm for Public Printer.
WAsBISGToS, September 1T is ex.
pected that one OF the tirst officials to b.
decapitsted by the President will b.
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FIRE RECORD.
In New York-Loss $50, 900.


NRw YoRK, October 6.-Flames broke
out afresh this morning in Tracy 4 Rus
sells brewery, destroying what was left
OF the structure from last nights fire,
and q storehouse adjacent, intlicting
loss OF $4,000. Insured.
St. Louis-Loss $4,000.
ST. LOUIS, October 6-The pottery OF
Dixon & Young, Fourteenth street near
Penrose, in the northern part OF the
city, was burned late last night. Loss
estimated at from $4,000 TO $40, COO; in.
sured for abo 1t $4,000.
At Pulaski, N. Y. Loss 100000.
OswEGo, n. Y, October 6 "A fire
broke out this morning in the business
part OF the village OF Pulaski, and several
buildings on both sides Of Main street
we're burned. A steamer has been sent
there from this city.
LArER-The entire business portion
OF the town is in ruins. Loss over
$4,000. The principal losers are DR..
IN. Belts, II. b. Clark, Salmon river
hotel, Geo. NJ Douglas, Pulaski National
bank, w. l. HALLS, s w. Fuller and
son. Q G. Woods, Pulaski Democrat, A
N. Beadle, II. II. Lyman. ID. B. Meacham
and son, Capt. L. NJ. Tters, 8. Jones
and John T. Box. The telegraph, ex.
press and postofiCes were burned.
AtNew Vienna. O-Loss 100000.
CIsClNNATI, October The grocery,
dry goods store and dwelling Of Truman,
Peale 4 Hale, New Vienna, Clinton
county, Ohio, burned this morning.
Loss forty thousand dollars; insured for
twenty thousand.
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=. hs P,tt,bur0h Racss.

PrrrssuReH, October 6.-Ths Exposi-
ton races were largely attended to-day.
The weather was pleasant, and the track
q trife slow, but the racing was the best
OF the season:
2.2i class, $500, VIM. H. I, |, l; Uno-
lala ,. =, 2; Abdsllah Boy 4, 5, 3; CJl.
mar 3, 4, 4. Time 226l, 3 263. 2.24.
2.I9 class, $500, Pilot r. 2, l, !, l:
Lucy l, 2, 2. 8; Driver 5, 8, 8, 2; Dick
Wright distsnced for foul driving. Time
225f. 225, 2 25f, 2.24i.
2S3 class. $500 unfinished on account
of darkness Clark's first two heats in
2.32 and 3S; Katy d. one heat in . S2.
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DRY GOODS.
n ew York.

NRw YORK, October 6.-Dry Goods
Business only moderate with package
houses, but the tone Of the market is
very firm. Cotton goods moving steadily
on account OF back orders, and stocks
very light in first hands. Prints remain
quiet and ginghsms less active bot firm.
Spring Cassimeresan and suitings in steady
demand.
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escrst Of fHappnsss.

00oEyt OA n4ppkuo
How often have We longed ior pertect
enjoyment and how seldom found Il.
Misfortune has come or Ill health over.
taken us. Perhaps Q cough has come
upon M which threatens that dreaded
OF oil diseases, consumption, and We
feel that death Is near. With what Joy
should We be filled then, when such
remedy as DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption II placed within our
reach. 1t hss cured Thousands Who
were nearer the grave than ourselves,
and made their lives peaceful and hap
py. Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness,
Loss Of Voice, Difficulty OF Breatine, or
any affection of the Throat and Lungs,
are positively cured by this wonderful dis.
covery. Now to give you satisfactory
proof that DR.. Kings New Discovery
trA cure. If you will call at logan, List 4
Co.'S drug store you can get q trial bot.
tie for ten cents or a regular sire bottle
tor $l.O. Sold by Logan 4 Co.,
Wheeling
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THE UNITED KINGDOM.
Free Trade Principles.

DUBLIN, October Elm the Social
Science Congress yesterday the econom.
lc section discussed the fair trade ques.
ton, but nearly every speaker, includ-
ing Professors Bonamy, Price and Gold.
winsmith, maintained the thorough
soundness OF free trade principles.
LONDON, October 8.-At a meeting OF
the Associated Chambers OF Commerce,
now sitting at Plymouth, the great bulk
OF the delegates have shown a decided
adherence to free trade.
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The viii of Mrs. Jennie MoGraw Fiske.

ITHIcA, October 6.-The will of the
late Mrs. Jennie McGraw Fiske be
queaths to her husband, Professor
Flske, three hundred thousand dollars,
to her mother one hundred thousand,
and like amount to each Of FIVE cous-
ins. Several other relatives receive
twenty-five thousand dollars each. Cor.
nell University two hundred and ninety
thousand dollars for library, hospital
and the care sf the McGraw building.
After some other liberal bequeaths are
provided for, the residue of the estate
goes to the Cornell Library Fund.
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The New York Cricket Match

NEW YORK, October Elm the cricket
match to day the English eleven did
about IS they pleased with the picked
American eighteen, and closed the in
ming with a score oi 25I. The Ameri
cans went to the bat at o'clock and
the stumps were drawn at 8 o'clock In
that hour the Americans scored forty.
six runs for thirteen wickets. OF the
men retired only two got double num-
hers
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SCOTLAN d.
The Scottish Land Bill.

LONDON, October 6.-At a private
meeting. the directors Of the Scottish
Chamber of Agriculture yesterday form
ally approved OF The draft OF the land
bill for Scotland except the clause pro-
viding for revaluation by the sheriff.
The meeting also approved OF the draft
Of bill for the abolition Of primogeni.
ture and entail.
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The Atlant. Cotton Exposition.

ATLANTA, GA, October 6.-The Expo
sition is rapidly filling in every depart.
nent, and in two weeks time every
inch OF space in all the buildings will be
occupied with we'll ordered exhibits
There were many visitors to day, and
the management is confident Of success.
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Sale of the South Carolina Railroad.

CHARLESTON, s. c., October 6-In
the United States Circuit Court to-day
Judge Bond, after hearing the argu-
mert, announced that he would to-
morrow sign an order confirming the
sale OF the south Carolina railroad.
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Uncl , Sans Had Boys.

ANSAPoLIs, Ostobsr 6.-The third
class OF cadet midshipnen, sent on
board the Santee for refusing to make
disclosures in regard TO the haz:ng on
Sunday night, have signed pledge not
to again haze and been returned to the
academy.
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laying Of Q Corner etone.

Sr. LOUIS, October 2. The corner
stone Of the ne~ armory for the State
Militia National Guards Was LAID this
morning by Governor Crittsnden, amid
appropriate ceremonies. State and
civic dignitaries attended, and there vas
grand military display, terminating
with Q review OF the National Guards.
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SPAIN.

A Congress on the African Question
Madrid, October 6.-The Impartial
asserts that the African question will
shortly be discussed in q Congress Of
EsgIish, French, Italian. Spanish and
Turkish Delegates.
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WOOL.
Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, October 4-Market
firm; Ohio, Pennsylvania and West
Virginia XIX and above 43CaA5c; extIa
43645c; medium 48Nd4Sc; coarse $50
40c; New York, Michigan, Indiana and
Western fine 40(642c; medium 45(947c
coarse 37(G39:; washed conbing and
delaine 4OC950c; unwashed do 2s(935c
pulled 35(G39c
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RUSSIA.
ThA Peaca of the World.

ST. PETERSBURG, October g. The
Journal de 81. PeterIburo, Official organ o.
Russia, remembering the declarations
officially made by the leading states men,
feels confident OF the msintenancs OF
the statutes in qu3 in the East, aud be
lieves the peace of the world will be
nraaerYad
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Free Canals in New Yo.k.

Nkw YORK, October 6.-The Cham
Der Of Commerce calls the attention Of
all political parties to the desirability OF
sending to the Legislature members
who will support amendments to the
constitution making the canals OF the
State free Of tolls.
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THE As>AssIs GUITEAU.
A 3robab,e Delay i'm Hi. Case.

A Probable Delay i'm His Case.
WAsHrNeroS, Octob-r & The indict-
msnt in the case Of Ciuteau has been
completed and il nOS in tue hands ot
the printer. II will MT be given to the
Grand Jury to-day, and OWING TO the
shsepce ui ScOvrllr, council for the tie
tense, IN New York, it Is possible that
the body will not act upon 1t until next
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GERM AN Y.
A Great Liberal Meeting.

1k 1tOue 1TOOfut IfoUsfEfB'
BERLIN, October 6.-One OF the great
est liberal meetings ever held here took
place Tuesday. Herr Lasker and Herr
Richter strongly condemned Bismarck's
internal policy. The meeting was in
support OF Prof. Virchow's candidature
for the Reichstag.
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Dtstruct on Of Cotton.

CH.RLEsroS, October "a telegram
from Northern South Carolina reports
that there was frost last night and an
other Is expected to- night, and that the
late growth Of cotton will be destroyed.
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EARTHQUAKE in New ENGLAND

BRISTOL, n. H., October ga shock
OF earthquake was felt here little after
midnight last night 1t passed from
west to east, and made q noise like the
rumble OF heavy trains and shook build
ings perceptibly.
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ST. Joaxs B., October Wallace
Ross, the oarsman, will challenge the
winner of the sportsmen's cup, Eng.
land. He goes into training immediate
ly for the race with Hanlan.
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Baltimore.


BALTIMORE, October 8. Flour Firm
Without change. Wheat Western
higher but inactive: No. 2 winter red
spot and seller October 81 bltC9l Oh;
seller November 81 54iCal 55; seller
December 81 4S9@C9l 40. Corn-.West'
ern higher. closisg easy; mixed spot
and seller October 75ic; seller Novem.
Der 77f(G77sc: seller December isle
asked. Oats-Firmer and active; west
ern white 529s3c; mixed 49G40lr;
Pennsylvsnis 5i@53c. Rye-Dull
81 Is. Hay-Quiet and unchanged.
Proyisions-Uncnang ID. Bntter-FirD;
western grass l5G2jc. Eggs-Lowe'
at l6(9l7c. Petrolrum-Nominal. Cohs+
Dull. Sugar-Firm; A soft l0ic.
whisky-Firm at 81 1901 20.
Linctnnati.
CINCINNATI, October6 -Cotton-Duil.
weak and lower at llic. Flour-F!rm
and unchanged. Wheat-Firmer: No
2 red winter 81 4Si Corn-strons and
higher; No. 2 mixed 72c Oats-Pirm;
No. 2 mixed 46Ic. Rye-Strong at 81 IL
Barley-Iu good demand; extra No. 8
fall 81 Is Pork-Q1iet but hrm at
S2l 90. Lard In good demand at
Sl2 22l. Bulk Meats = Nominal; shoui.
ders sic: clear rib lOic Bacon-Easier; |;
shoulders Ole; clear rib llic; Gear l2tc:
Whisky-At 81 IL: combinstIon sales Of
finished goods, 40 barrels. on basis
of 81 H. Butter Firm bat not quo.
tably higher.
ToLreo, October 8-Whest-No. 2
red Wabash spot 81 50; seller Sovem.
Der 81 5li; seller December u D.;
seller January 81 57t bid; 81 IS asked.
Corn-Firm; No. 2spot 70ic; ssller No
yember 72c bid; seller year 70ic; seller
May 74ic. -
Prrrssuss, October 6.-Petroleum-
Quiet; u nited certificates weaker: closed
at 93c. refined Tic Philadelphia deliv.
cry.
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Eet Back AZ Years,

81 was troubled for many years With
kidney complaint, gravel. DC; Ny blood
became thin; was dull and inactivei
could hardly crawl about; was an old
worn out man all over: could get nothing
to help me. until got Hop Bitser., and
nov am q boy agsin. Ny blood and
kidneys are ali right, and ! am q scivs
as q man Of 20, although am q and !
have no doubt IL will do - well ior 9TH
srs Of INV age. Il 10 worth . trial.
GFathsr j-ounday Mercury.
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The Empress Of Austria, the cable
announces, will hunt in County Meath,
Ireland, in the spring,
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PUarLY vegetable; perfectly sa,e; .
pooi substitute for castor oil; pleasant
70 tsle; certain In effect, can De trrly
said Of Denig's Worm Syrup. Try u;
your druggist has il % cents bottle.