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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-08
RUBBER AND OIL GOODS.

Goodyear Rubber CO.-Manufacturers OF all
! kinds of Rubber Betting, Packing. Hose, Springs,
Boots Clothing etc No. 577 and $40 Man ket street.
Chas. sutton Jr. .S Co.-Manufacturers of Cape
| Ann OIL Clothing and Importers of Rubber Boots,
No. 80 California street.
Davis az Kcilegg-Poneer Manufacturers of Cape
Ann Oiled Clothing Hats, Covers, etc. Importers
and Dealers in Rubber Boots and Wooden Goods
Full line of goods for sop chests, at lowest prices
No. 81 California street
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The Gutta Percha and Rubber Manufacf-

uring Company Manufacturers of Rubber Goods
of every description. Patentees of the celebrated
" Maltese Cross Brand" Carbolized Hose Corner
First and Market streets J. W Taylor, Manager
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THE STREET CAR TROUBLE AT CHICAGO

High Water Threatening the Region Around
st. Louis
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cELEsTIALs IN COURT.

The Chinese case was concluded in the
Court of Common Pleas yesterday. The
jury were out two hours. They returned a
Soy obtained stay of sixty days, and an
n9unced an intention of moving at the
special term for new trial. The corridors
were full of Chinese, clamcring volubly.
The adherents of Lee Soy hung their heads
and SUNK away, while the friends of Lee
Tung broke out into broad grins and marched
C
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IIoN 70 seenre DenIth.

II. seems strange that anyone will suffer
from the many arrangements brought on by
impure condition Of the blood, when
SCovllls Eatsaparilla and Etilllhgia, or Blood
and Liver syrup will festora perfect health 10
the phySie al organization 1t is indeed a
strengthening syrup, pleasant to take, and has
proven itselits be tic best blood purifier ever
discovered, etiectually curing sCrofula, syp.
hilith disorders. weakness Of the kidneys,
t~fydpllas, malaria, all nervous disorders and
debility, bilious complaints and all diseases
indicating an impure condition Of tha blood,
liver, kidneys, stomach, skin etc. ltcofrects
INDIGESTION. ASingie bottle will prove TO you
lie merits as a health remover, for II acts like
q charm, especially when the complaint ls Of
al exhaustive nature, having Q tendency 70
lessen the natural vigor Of the brain and
nervous system.
Wet & MoConahey, Druggists and ApoLhe.
oafies, Bank Building, Bridgeport, Ohio, also
Logan, List q Co., Wholesalea Agents, Wheel.
Ing, W,Va ftHsAW
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Ohio County, Ntne %, 1881.
The CoSI OF

A young English physician, Dr.. Charles
W. Purdy, recently delivered an address
before the Chicago Medical Society, in
advocacy Of cremation, in which he made
some ttikinS statements as to tho cost Of
funerals. This argument, II not the
strongest which can be urged In favor OF
Cremation, may well DO used to strengthen
a protest against the wicked extrav
aganre which almost universally Charac.
telizes the funerals OF the present day.
Following are some OF the comparisons by
which DR.. Purdy sought to show what
burden Ia laid upon society by the burial
OF the dead: "One and one.fourth
times more money Is expended
annually In funerals In the United
States than the government ex.
ponds for public school purposes. Flu
nerals cost two and one half times more
money annually than would buy tho
grounds aud buildings OF all the univer.
sites and colleges In America. The
amount Of money expended on funerals
in the United States, II saved for q iraC
ton over four years, would equal the total
SUN disbursed by our Government for
PENSIONS during tho last twenty years
Funerals cost this country In 1880 enough
money TO pay the liabilities OF all the
commercial failures 10 the United States
during the same year, ehd give each
bankrupt o capital Of 81. 038 with which
To resume business. Funerals cost an.
nually more money than the value Of
he combined gold and silver yield OF the
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Rescued .frem Death.

The following statement Of William ].
Coughlin, OF Somerville, Mass, 10 80 remark.
able that we beg To ask for the attention II
our readers. He says: Tin the fall Of 1879 J
was taken with aviolent bleeding OF the lungs,
followed by a severe cough. soon began 10
loose my appetite and flesh / was 80 weak
at one time that l could not leave my bed. III
the summer OF 1877 | was admitted TO the City
Hospital. While there the doctors said | had
a hole In my left lung as biga as a half dollar
| expended over q hundred dollars In doctors
and medicines. was 30 far gone at one time
a report went around that | was dead | gave
up hope, but O friend told me OF DR.. William
Halls Balsam for the Lungs. | laughed at
my friends, thinking that my case was incur.
able, but l rot a bottle TO satisfy them, when
TO my surprise and qualification commenced
To feel better. My hope, once dead, began u
revive, and to-day | feel In better spirits thai
I have for this past three years.
~ write this hoping yoti will publish II,
so that every one inflicted with Diseased
Lungs will be induced 10 take Dr.. VIM. Hall't
Balsam for the Lungs, and be convinced that
Consumption can be cured. l have taken iva
bottles, and can positively say that II has
done more good than all the other medicine.
| have taken since my sickness. My cough
has almost entirely disappeared and | shall
soon be able TO go 10 work." Sold by drug.
gistS.
West& McConshey, Druggists and Apotlls.
carries, Bank Building, bridgeport, Ohio, also
Logan, List 4 Co. Wholesale Agents, Wheel
Ing, W. Va. TrHsAw
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why viii Iou

Allow q cold to advance inyour system and
thus encourage more serious inaladies, such ne
Pneumonia, HemsrrhAges and Lung troubles
when an immediate relief can be 10 readily al
tained2 BoscHEK's GERMAN sYAUP has gained
the largest BALE in the world for the cure Of
Coughs, Colds and The Beverest Lung Diseases.
II is DR.. Boschee's famous German prescrlp
tlon, and IL prepared with the greatest caft
and no fear need be entertained III adminlgtgi
ing Il 10 the youngest child, 20 per direction
The sale Of this medicine ls unpreoedented
Since ant introduced there has been o oon.
slant increasing demand and without a single
report Of q failure 10 do It's work In any case,
Ask your Druggist as 10 the truth oil these 10.
marks. Largo dies Is cents. Try i and be
convinced. TfbIAV
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CHICAGO, June 2L-Ths DroySE1 journal

CHICAGO, June 2L-Ths DsoysrS Journal
Hog-Rscsipb 9 5000 head; ShipmOuh
5000 head, Market lower on all; butchers
scarce aud StsSGy at % Q 40 %; poor to good
mixed loo LEVER at IS Gas %; light 81 70a
4 OF afeW extra OF IS o.
Cattls-Receipts $500 head; shipments 1890
head. Market in good demund and active.
pens we'll clsaTed; exports 80 tOa6 %; 20 d
= choice shipping s. 6Ua6 90; poor 10 fair
IS LOAD 60i butchers steady; poor to good
I W; fair demand for canning, but weaker
stoCkers' and feeders slow at S. 2bai rs; corn
fed Coloradou IS 60a5 S7k,
sheep-Receipts 100 head. Market In fair
nand offering active; Texans IS 81; scala.
wags 70 ooas -; fair to choice 81 6O; all shorn
NEw YoRK, June 24.-DRY GOODs- Cotton
goods In moderate demand In irst hands
and prices remain firm. Cation tllnnsls
active. Prints dull Wool tiAuntls and
blankets moving slowly, aud stocks very
Iigut with agents, Msu's wear wOUlens III
moderate inquest KuiG underwear doing
well.
PHILADELPHIA, June "a. -;WOoL-Firm
Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia Xxx
aud above 42a4SG; extra 42aiSc; medium
thhtVOt Stalap ~ AStNt ave-" ANh hlBalN
Indiana and western fine 8Sat0C; medium Is
a46c; coarse 3bG; WASHED, COmbing and delAiLt
i0aI7c; unwashed 2843Sc; pulled 5SASSc,
BosroS, June 24.-WooL-I In good dc.
mand, Ohio and Pennsylvania extra 4!ht
i6u; medium No. /, 45I4SJ; Michigan ana
Wisconsin 4Oa42c; Combing and jelaine 49,
4sc Kentucky c9mblng SzaS6Ji unwasheG
Hee0eS 2taS6C,
NEw ORLEANS, June 2i.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 1890; low mIdd!ing 9Hc good ordinary
sNG Net receipts $50 6ales, gross 9l5 bales
exports 10 France 2,6OU bales; lies LOO bales;
stock l22, 706 bales
loLEDO, June "a -Wheateasier; No Q red
Wabash slOt 81 23Xl July 81 10, August
u III amber Michigan IL 22X, Corn firm
nigh mixed Acc; No, 2 July 4SXc. Oats duh
at $50.
New ORLEANS, June "a Coffee, Rio oar.
gofsordinary to prime 0Aal3C, Sugar dull and
nominal. MolaSseS, nothing dOing, Rice
steady ordinary u prime 4Ha5Mo,
CINCINNATI June 24.-HOgs, common and
light n 26a8 10; packing aud butchers So bFa
D %. Receipts 47O head shipments 0 0 head
AETwERP, June M.-PrrRoLEuM-Rshned
l0kt
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ohlo tounty I'D An Awlul EaampIe.

ohio County NJ AN Awful Example.
Richie County Gazette.
Recent developments In the financial
aft ,ifs Of Ohio county are the best Argu.
ment In favor Of our position, occupied
by Us for years, that an itemiSsd statement
Of all moneys received or expended by
a county, should be published in a news
paper, that we have read. Gross negli.
Sence in keeping the books Of Ohio
county waa the order for years. Nor
Eas this all. Under cover Of this, the
county has probably been swlndled out
II thousands Of dollars. II an annual
statement Of ils fiscal affairs had been
published, nothing Of the kind could have
occurred. We do not wish to be under.
stood a. mskibg any accusations pgainet
any one; but opportuni y for Just Bnch
transactions has heretofore existed Ii
avery county If the State. Hereafter the
remedy will be applied. Every county
court is required by law 10 publish In one
or more newspapers, by separate items, a
financial exhibit ofthe isCal affairs oil the
county This will show what becomes Of
every cent Of The county's money; In
whom il was paid, and what II was paid
Tor.
The FORGING Ia not all the advantage Of
the law requiring the showing Of what
has been done with every cent Of the
money OF the county. II will prevent ex,
travGgant and useless expenditures. 10
many counties the saving In this way will
Ten times over pay Tor The cost Of the ad'
Veftiaement.
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spring 81 I9yfRI 10 caah: 81 TAX June;
S1iB& July; 81 AK August; 81 nv Sep.
TENDER; No. 8, SlO9Al O9lS; rejected 77as8c.
Corn, unsettled and loWerR At 47Ae cash; 4eH
a47c June; l6al8No July; 46ll Au;
gust; 48Kc september; rejected 40 Oss,
lalrly active and q shade higher at 8ko cash.
sSsfassKc June; SSkc July; 2sHG August;
2IKc September; Il Cted Sc, Rye steady
aud unch lngld. HRflfy easier at $50. Pork,
dull and q shade lower at tl6 Is cash: SIC 26a
l626K July; SIC SIX bid August SIC IS Sep.
TENDER. Lard easier ut $40 95 cashi SO SIX
July $40 92Hal0 95 August; $40 s0al0 a2k
shoulders IS so; short rib s. so;
abort clear 8 IS. Whisky steady al 81 ",
The following shows the fluctuations IN the
Chicago grain and produGs market yesterday,
% reported by John N. Hoon 4 Co, brokaa
No, LEO Main street,
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The LI,bIsI o's COea Betf ronis

"1s an invaluabls preparations" says Dr..
n, r. Stout, Jacksonville, Fla. II is rap
idly CnHalivein monthly sufferiDRs, excess
i've flow, alex headache, chronic sore
throat, asthma, cough. shottness oil breath,
nervousness, sleeplessness. II rapidly
restores lost vitality, whether from indis'
cretion Of excess, and rapidly stops ex'
hauslinR losses Of fluids, TFhsAw
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% tW'''''''H"T's's''F'' '9GAl
srocEl-The market opened irregular, yet
in the main higher, bat In the early dealings
p'lcel declined hal per cent Al the irst
board there ws1 an advance Of AAIx per
cent, Northern Pacific preferred, st Paul and
Western Union leading,
After midday speculation became feVerish,
and during the afternoon when the reports Il
tia Lake shore, Michigan Central and Canada
Southern roads were maze public, q sharp
prtISure TO salt was mani.eS whica result.
ed In y general decline ranging from x " 3k
per cent the Trunk Line shares leading the
downward moypm, mt In the final salss there
was 4 recovery Of " to Y per cent Oregon
Navigation ros47 per cent TO l7S, but closed
OF q 7 action Of ~ per cent Elevated Rail-
rad shares advanced lhaS per cent on trans.
actions 1t was rumored this afternoon that
money Ihad been obtained by the Manhattan
Railroad Company TO meet its July obliga-
tions on the lease VI the Elevated Roads.
A meeting was held to day OF the subscri.
bers TO what 10 knoHn as the "b md pOol,n
,ormSd by Henry Willard for the purchase Of
the securities Of The Northern Pacific Rsilroad
Company. Willard made . report OF his or.
psRdilures Of the fS,0e0,00O paid In last
spring, He stated that he had invested this
money aud about as much more lin all about
Sl6,uDO,GOO) In this purchase Ut common and
pr ierred stock Of the Northern Pacific 4 K
Company the Iargt VI part being for preferred.
and that he had accOmp ished the
object which he had In view,
namely, that Of uniting the Northern
PaCiic& Oregon railroad aud the Navigation
Compuny'S interests, so rs the present conf ct
In The valley Of tho Columbia river, and 10
secure 10 the Northern Pacific the great ad.
vantSg 8 Of tratiI controlled by the Oregon
CompAny's lines, Whicn now include the rail.
roads in the Willamette valley, ant their ex.
tension to CslilOrnia, 1t was proposed now
u form q new G. mpany called tue Oregon
r"ranscOntinental 70 acquire a majority OF Inc
sock Of the Northern Pacific and u the OREGON
Company, the proposed capital to be go.
OOO,OJ0, Of which the prop lrtivn represented
by the purchases already made, " above
mentioned, Shal DO Immediately issu,d and
the remainder from tide 10 tine as reauiied
for additional purchases.
The Delaware, LuCkaWAnna& Western Rail.
road Company sdhSres to dividends al the
rate u SIX per cent per Rnnum, although
there Is authority for the Abatement that the
earnings are much larger, be- ng over one Del
Centln May, The largtSt owners OF The Stook
are the Directors, who are conservative man.
Apafa.
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Some eight years ago my hair commenced
falling top became quite bald. / applied
"LODdon Hair Color Restorrr" My hair
not only stopped falling, but Is now GROWN.
finely, and consider 1t an invaluable article
for restoring the hair. ]. W. Abel, NJ. D.,
Druggist, 1924 Beach street, Philadelphia.
Price 10 cents a bottle, six bottles 81. 'Solt
BY Drugglsts. MwE&R.
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London HSir ltestoreF, inSures new growth,
London Hair Reslorer, Restores the color.
London Hair X storer, Exquisite dressing,
London Hair ReStOrer, The sonny clranIy md
LONDON Hair Eestorer, eflcCtual Hair Ike.
London Hair RastOrer, Storer in the market
A toilet luxury entirely free from all Oh.
noxious Or unpleasant OlOr.
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"ro EnIoy Llre, mnre stropr Lupnn.n

Free from coughs and colds, good appetite,
refreshing sleep, use "Dr. Swayne s%Compound
Syrup Of Wild Cherry" the best remedy fOi
week lungs, bronchial and asthmetic AFT CtiOns
ever discovered. Bold by druggists at 90 cents
and 81 q bottle. MWRAY.
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Is one OF tina most annoying diseases
In the world, and yet ali can find sure
rellefby the use OF DR SwAYNE's ONT.
MINT. II has been tested In thousands
OF instances and invariably makes
sure cure. The symptoms are mviS.
ture, like Preparations, intense itch.
Ing, increased by scratching, very dis.
tresslng, particularly at night, as II
pin worms were crawling In and about
the reotum: the private parts arc
sometimes effected. Reader, lfyLuare
suffering from this distressing com.
plaint or letter. itch, scald head,
ringworm, BARRIERS itch, any Crusty,
scaly skin erupti ms, use Or. bwayne'S
Ointment and be cured.
II. Taylor, Hinsdale, N. q. writes: "Ft
thirty years / have been greatly trouble
with Itching Piles; have consulted man
remedies, which proved Ia me no remedies
al, until l obtained DR.. Swayne's UIntmPt
1t Thomas drug store In Brattleboro, VI
which cured me completely. Swayn6
Ointment sold by all druggists, TrHs4w
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EIIAAOIAL AHD ooAAERGIAL.


INV YORK, June 9A-MoHEY Market
easy at 8A4 per cent. Prime mercantile pa
pelsA4H per cant sterling exchange bank
Orf bills steady at a SAX, demand 81 ss1t.
eovEEEHrzT BoEps-Quist and generally
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June DRAWING,
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

N0MNlSSlONERS SALE.
.EnurlN FrEDr cr, ct al, In the ctu Il Court
oil ubiO county. 10
EIuuu GlRulEDr, ct S.J shAOC.ry.
III md nGhtd petal commissioner viii on
AlUtDLY, THE IS DAY OF JULY, 1881,
NN, irrldtOrO Of H." OurI Il0uEe ol Ohlu county,
lmsvi l. MI Vt ~ bile suction, to tbs hlGhe't hids
jvIErItrUu OF, AID dCsCrihid % lot No.
hRllOEO Y, Ia ha part Of the city OF u heel
iifi fsHli brown M Tho town OF Oulh Whsellng,
blh, WlrlJ II uhl lnd Strte NJ " 81 VirRlnIi,
ibi tsttIsGl 10 lhs late John GrrhaTlt'S Fstal.
ppuPlo' The lot 4 lu'l slSti, upon which II
Wnsi ilISr " bhCL dwell Ink hOu' Q, containing
hGIt.sL Sih in addition TunuiBg back sOntllI'
MIphauIABd k'Cfrn, built OF wood
tUHOI sALE-One third CESh In hand at date
daA d, Fttidus on 4 Cudit Of siI and twelve
sara Inh Interest FROM dptS u BilN TIE puT.
tIt' fIBG no IS lOf III d, fer d psymeLtS, with
EslR " ii security, ard I title o. the land will
kHAlld " iuE,h,r security,
H DOVFNFR,
DNVIS-G1 TRIvT, sp,G4l Commissioner.
LdloI Tor Z Alnilh lSib
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KIDNEY AND LIVER DISEASE mi ~RHHuMAIBM
-bgvHkRHD fREgIBLE ,--"H othing seemed 10 help
no could not get out Of bel, III HWlth cured mG,6
EFT, PHllLIPB,
Wheeling, ". Va
CATARRH, POLYPUS OP EUsR, InPAIRED YoICE,-
I suffered Tor years; pAtSnt medllIres failed 10 help
nc, Dr.. smith compile ely cured me.
CHA Lts CHI ADnUOKt
Of Hpeldpl 4 Co., Wheeling, W. Va.
DY8PRPbIA AN ULCERATKD STOMACH Threat
aent Tor yaan JAILED 70 dVO me relief, Dr.. smilh
sursd mo.n THOMAS HOLT, Insurance Agent,
frs -"Had them Iof fourteen Year,. DR.. smith
urpi mo-" LOUIS r, WAsHTNGTON.
srRnyULA-R RUNNING soREs on HAD 3'My, SCn
was afflicted Tor u yeAnt-E0tting seem,d 70 help
Sim, III, Smith cured tlnm
MRS CATHEklNE CAPSt
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YOU KNOW

The best evidence Of Bhy.iCiAE'G sucoSS. 10 the
rstImony Of his patients Ire lucTeWing demands
tOr my professional services prove thai | have dealt
hOnOH6ly and fairly with those who have consulted
Re. ! never uSe u patients name without permission,
h0uEh | have many hundred certificates from those
whom | have cured after they hal beCR pronounced
nCurabls. A thorough medical education, with
MRny years hospital experience aud familiarity With
therapeutic agents, close observance o. temperament
al pttuliAFitlRl and strict attention " hygtGnlc man,
lSAIneut, lnfurpS succeed, II cure 10 po5Gible, and !
frankly give tho patient my opinion.
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lFlalIg Al 10 Ole och :. m bell al thu front door o.
" CUT NouANi Uhll cIurIy, al public auction
h'ialNsinGde crib 4 real ~ ale, liiuSte In +. X
l'libObl liu'e y Id ilnOn 10 the city Il 4 heolirg,
9hiI W lhr. s slta 20 much Of quarry LOT lVt
WiIlI al bin The |, lnVlRg bOuniArits. begin.
tlliItih nalh 'il0 Fulton street, corner TIE
is"h iniff NrtS hVea d itnt AM running with IhV
hnli lutOn 'tNt-.tL 40 l2.lOO poles, and b. Il
LlitlWP hIto tsli snl in street pnd with
M,nn's ,9E 7 O'oio poIe; thence 4 ION "
wv tole,'o ihe sinhN erly lima OI said l1l
w id vita The 'Ame Il 81 " Il $500 roles ID
~ hf'bA ' 'orHeF bs'W an qnArrI lots Nv and
~ o. 'ih The nis'l n llue bS ven said luiriJ
slH wv = h8 % lNles to the h Z nning cOG.
naltI Sue j .tf n'o quarry Tour Il, said IOtI
SN!'nI { . Mib,ut ~ Strs, the underlying cOaI
nl ,IsdE- Nbs hail, and q. much moro Al
w'Iult w. ma 'let', IN lash, ard the residue ID
naaonht sNh int resi- IRON dAy Of Stle and thI
Rmvl " 'Sh" his note o. The deferred payment
.nIyd ts'O Al equity, and the lille 10 10 r.,
Hl''d vi .!nthll u lull.
Irp A j. CLARKE,
'A,Nii' EpetlAl & muIriOnhF.
NuNlh PeF LhuW1A
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CHE catalogues
u COUNTY ROADS.

Some Severe strIeIuFes as 10 the Manner
In Which ~THKPaysFS are Dealt Wish.
Editun lntslllgbncaE.
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HHLT GuSInIA, In chAncCry In Part |, Of
Va Tho Cireui. Court Of OHIO
MIA KEIlY r,untV
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nONNlSSl0SERssA

n DNNFNFkt
pfWS-G1 TRIvT, sp,ti4l Commissioner.
EdlOI Tor Z AlntIa lslb
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Fl Q M = p r Q OF!

KIDNEY AND LIVER DIsEAss AND RuvuMAIBM
,-bVyEkRHD fKEgIBLT ,--"Hothing seemed 10 help
me- could not get out Of bel. ~ Smith cured me-"
hEPT, Phillips,
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loLEDO, June q -Wheateasier; No 2 red
Wabash SPOT 81 23Xi Ju!y 81 10 August
u III amber Michigan u I'm, Corn firm
nigh mixed ACC No. 2 July ISXC, Oats dub
at S8c.
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CRIMES IND CASUALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH
A IEwELRY STORE RoRBEp.

A JEWELRY STORE ROBBED.
DETROIT Nov. 3.-SteVeuSons leWely store, at
Rnoor In this state robbed OF goods last night valued
u" Si'0O PASTOR INSTALLED.
BosToN Nov. 3.-The Rev. j. W. Riddle late oil
Philadelphia Installed tonight as pastor OF the First
aautist Church CharlestOwn District.
FATALLY INJURED BY FALL
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Nov; 3.-Ihomas Whalen
was fatally injured HOloke to-day by falling from the rooi
Of the Mefrick Thread COnipany's MILL
CHARGED WITH STEALING LErTERs.
BoRDENTowN, n. j., Nov. 3.-William Dick has
been arrested charged with stealing letters from the post
office at Riverside, Burlington County.
THE JEROME INGALLS, FAILURE
BosTON Nov 3.--Ihe liabilltles OF Jerome lngals,
shoc anuacnror Of Lynn. who failed on october - are
S0b assets 4S He expects 10 pay 90 cents on tho
donar' CHARGED WITH CRIMINAL LIBEL. -,
RosroN Nov. 3.-Mr. McAlllster, editor OF me
S,nSau MIl was arrested this afternoon on warrant
for criminal libel sworn 10 by W. A Simmons VI me
Erenfng star. - ,<o,o>.
CINcINNATI Nov "a boiler III Davis &JOness 5
nortabe steam sawmill CoOn JACKSON county Oho
exploded Yesterday John DAVIS one OI the pOp,io.oi Was
tafaIN Injured aud David Grilhls was seriously injured
STRIKE ENDING IN CoMPRoAISE
Pm ADFIPIIA Nov. 3.-Ine strlkc or the Scho-
a,Eer piano makers ended this morning In compromise
ma Sgreeing to grant the ten per cent advance 10 all
h sorEncn except those with whom special contract had
been ""o' SUICIDE AT sPRINGFIELD. MASS.
gpptSGEIELp Mass, Nov. 3.-James 4. Ferree,
who has been suffering from malaria and who was probably
insane from aud financial troubles committed suicide
his Afternoon leaves wife and three children lie was
member the nsolven hrm OF Ferree Kane gold ana
S'ef p''' DROWNED BODIES ROBBED;
DETROIT Nov. IA sailboat capsized of Adam s
ons wero drowned 1t Is alleged that party OF hunters
found bodies o. these unfortunate persons IN the
said 10 have had $500 person when he started cn e
voyage