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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-01-05
SOUND .zDVIoE To roUEo MEN.

At . recent annual meeting Of the Bank
Clerks Beneficial Association, III New York,
Rev. Robert Collyer delivered the address
II all annual addresses made to societies we're
as practical as this, there would be less fiat
terry and mutual admiration and more
utility. The orator dwelt chiefly upon two.
topics, the curse Of debt and the worth of
saving. Contingencies being cautiously pre-
pared for, with the added motive to aid, as
well as hope for aid, I" the curse Of debt ("
should be avoided, and g the worth of savng''
be recognized. No young person should am
ticipate his income, or incur any ayoidaBlS
debt as lien upon wages yet to be earned,
or what Is worse than all borrow money to
be paid out of future receipts. The purposes
which prompt this mortgaaing of the future
are usually or generally such as will bear to
be deferred and probably 1t will be all the
better If they are indefinitely postponed.
These remarks are intended for young un-
married people of either sex, who are not
pressed for the immediate necessities of life,
and can usually, by little patience, wait till
they have cash in hand before they fiatter
their tastes or indulge their senses. And is
will be often found that to put off purchase
until the money is In hand, is to defer it all
together, and to discover "the worth Of saw
ing" by avoiding q the curse of debit
Man is by nature trading animal. A re-
cent writer accounts for the much extrava-
gance in modern times by pointing out the
pleasure which attends the act of buying
There is a fascination in it which some people
find it next to impossible to resist. As the
homely proverb runs, money burns a hole
in the pocket" This is bad enough, but the
case is worse when, by needless purchased on
credit, the buyer, when he receives money,
can only distribute 1t pro rata among his
creditors, gaining their temporary silence, but
leaving himself without funds aud still In
debt.
Novelists and dramatists have presented
the character OF the speudthrift IN every va
riety of type; and the movements of many
fictitious narratives turn on the unfortunate
propensity to waste when one has money, aud
to strain credit when one has none. The mis-
rather than grave, and there is spice of hui
morous adventure in them which attracts tho
light and thoughtless rather than repels. But
thcre is little true i" fun - in the life which
rustic wits describe as that of "a toad under
q harrow {" and the two points are not to be
forgotten by the young Avoid the cnrsc Of
debt and prize the worth Of saving. They
arc better than any other "points which
the shrewdest stock speculator can give you.
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Cut Through by Zee.
SINKING or A STEAMER on LAKE MICHIGAN
SUFFERING or TIE CREW.

SUFFERING OF TIE CREW.
MILWAUKEE. January 3l.-At O'Clock
this morning George w. Amy, who lives
near the lake front, deserted far out on The
lake, 10 the northwest, four black objects,
which. though a driving northwest snow
storm was raging. he finally made out 10 be
boats, with people 10 them. At o o'eiock
the first boat. containing four men, reached
The outer breakwater, near the Northwest
eTn depot, aud were safely landed. From
the seamen IL was harmed that the boats
belonged TO The propeller 81. Adams, OF the
Northern Transit Company, which left here
Yesterday morning to cross the lake. When
twelve miles out she was discovered
20 he haklug badly from hole in
the port bow, which appeared TO have
been cut by constant friction with the ice.
Men were imme diately put at work on the
leak, and the cargo forward was thrown
overheard to tighten her up; but the water
continued TO gain, and in half an hour from
the discovery OF the leak the fires were ont,
and within two hours the captain ordered
The small boats out and decided to abandon
the iast.sinkiDg propeller. His crew num-
bered twenty men, and there were hve
passengers, Of whom four were women
TucSc twenty-five persons were distributed
INTO -FOUR boats, WnlcD lett the II. ALBUMS NJ
LEO O'Clock yesterday afternoon. She was
then jusl ready TO founder. The four boats
kept well together, and worked ShoreWard
all night. Three OF the boats have landed
ut this writing, aud the fourth Is yet out,
but Will doubtless be safely 6eached. Henry
Davis and Thomas, deck hand. we're badly
frozen. The Q&er names are not known:
The experience OF the passengers and
crew aS gwen in the masters report Is a.
follows: On leaving the propeller the pas
seneers were apporiOned TO the boats as
W. deemed best ana eXpedieni by the mas
ter. All the crews Of each boat left the
steamer in a deliberate aud orderly manner.
We pushed away from the propeller at 1870
o'clock u. NJ. with Milwaukee about twenty
miles distant. We headed our boats Tor
shore, but in cons' quence Of the drifting
ice we made slow progress. ana at
dark bad only made about five miles
in sOutbeasterIy direction. Wccontinued
working all night in fields Of slu>h-ice.
At $3.50 o'clock A. NJ. January 3lst we saw
the propeller Nashua coming out OF the mar
Dor. She came as near TO uS rs was safe.
aud lowered a bOd alongside vi u, but we
deemed it safer 10 Try and land the boats
than run the danger Of being s"amped by
getting alongside q the propeller. We
finally reached the beach lay the assistance
Of the lifc.saying crew and the efforts OF the
citizens. One deck-band is missing, and is
undoubtedly lost.
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nigan have spoken. Mr.. Bgger moved the
| adjournment OF the House. lie was twice
called oorder by the Deputy Speaker and
once by Sir Richard Assbef0n fConserva
seryaivep he then sat down. and the de-
b1te was continued by Mr.. Barry vice. pre-
sident OF The HoDe-Ruje confederation.
Premier Gladstone returned to the House
at noon.
ss3o'B. h-The House IL s,ilfiD session.
Michael DavItf, The agitator. Is present in
the Hbuse.
Mr.. ParDell, In debate, depiedaise nrgfn-
cy OF Mr.. borster's measures, and said he
woUid stake his bead that there would he
Dosinorease Of crime IN Ireland should they
falI.
LONDON, February 2-1:30 A. U.-The
House OF Commons IL still In session. Mr..
John Bright has just declared TIL 1te Gov
eminent Will accept the responsibility OF
the position, and he believes Mr.. Gladstone
i prepared 10 submit resolution 10 the
HDuse iry dealing with the obstruction.
Mr.. Blight said he considered the present
obstruction unparalleled asd the gros-est
insult TO Parliament.
the Panama Canal.
PaRis, February IA meeting Of The
Banana Canal Company yesterday was
largely attended. Stock to the amount OF
3iS,10gi Francs was represented. The report
OF NJ. de Lesseps was read. IT, seeks 10
show tbGa the Nicara2uaB. canal IL prncti-
cally an impossibiliiy. II declares that a
complete agreemen, has been arrived ai
with the United States in regard TO the
Panama scbeme, the 0DgprOyisO being that
the neutrality OF the canal shall be assured.
All the resolutions proposed were nnani-
mo,isly adopted. The next meeting will be
held jiarch Sd. when the progress Of the
work will be considered.
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| appropriation bin. II provides for ESQ., 80
for The distribution OF sedan 10000 for

| appropriation bin. II provides for ss9, ~
for The distribution OF seed aad $4,000 foi
the ttaplant.
IL showered continuously al, day, and
many people voted the Canadian weafhs,
prophet n nuisance.
Government receipts to-day: Internal
revenue, 69.242; cUstoms. 1898, 5Js.
At the Cabinet meeting this evening !,
was determined that vessel ougbt to he
sest by the Government 10. search OF the
Jeanette.
The report that General Walker, Super.
inieBdent Of the Census Bureau, aud Ko-
bert Lincoln are 10 be members OF Mr. Gar
6ela's Cabinet. excites smiles among Gene
raj Grants followers, even though 4 Is said
chat General Grant fayors Lincoln.
The House Commerce COMMITTEES has no
idea OF adopting the recommendation FOR
-, go, 900 for the Potomac river. Il woald
Se cheaper to do II.
A bill was introduced to-day incorpera-
ring the Masonic Mutual Relief Association.
ASSOCIATED Pres Reports by Telegraph to ihe
D&nHunJ
WAsHISGToN, February LIN The SeBaee
executive session ~ day the appointment 81
Commodore Hugh q. Paryiance on The ra-
tired list for having performed highly meTh0'
rious services was confirmed.
The Chinese tieaties were reported 10 tne
Senate this afternoon from The Foreign Re-
lations Comm 1tee, with recommendations
for ratification, and were placed upon The
calendar.
COUNkERFETT TEY.csNT COIN.
WASHINGTON, February h.-Chiei Brooks,
OF the Secret-Seryice Buseau OF the TIeasu-
nv Department, has just discovered The ex-
istence Of counterfeit ten-cent piece,
which. he SAYS. is being circulated priDcl.
pally in tAe South. The only way The coin
can be psoven counterfeit is by applying
the acid test, which it will moi stand.
NoSTHEY STATEMENT OF THg PUBLIC DEBT.
WASHINGTON. February 1.-The debt
statement issued to-day shows the decrease
OF the public debt during the month OF
January 10 lie 1882. 1911. Cash in the
Treasury. S22l.674, 535.0S; silver certif-
Gates, SAC, 800, go; gold certificates, SGj4l,-
$50; certificates Of deposit outstanding.
50 $50, 600 Ytfunding certificates $500. go;
legal tenders outstanding, S3i6,6Sl, 0l6;
fractional currency outstanding, S1,lif,-
1912.
THE FUNDING BILL.
WASHINGTON, February 1.-The Senate
Finance Committee to-day agreed 10 amend
the House funding bill so Us to mako The
bonds redeemable in five years ADD p9yable
in twenty years from heir date uf issue, and
TO fix the rate IF interts, both for the bonds
and Tieasurel's certificates at b per cent.
The 4tb, jtn, and 6 h sections OF the bill
ere not reached for action to-day.
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Reorganization of she Virginia Mid
land Railroad.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, February 1.-The Viz
einia Midland Railroad Company r organ
lied to-day nv the election OF J. S. q rbour
pr sident and The following directors: {.
Il. Holland, OF Danyilie; Charles NJ. Black
ford, OF Lvnchburg; II. \. Cogbill, Of
Amherst; William II. PAYNE, Of Fluqulcr;
John ". Burke. OF Alexandria; Robert Z.
Baldwin, J. Wilcox Brown. Robert Gar
rett, O>man LatrObe, james Sloan, Jr., +.
NJ. Keyscr. John X. owen, and William
+. Rick, OF Baltimore.
Resolutions were adopted giving the di-
reclOrs the power to cause to be made any
branch road authorized By law for the ben:
eft Of the main road: extending the time
for the exchange Of stock and bonds into
The new organization, and authorizing the
Board OF Directors TO execute mortgages on
the road according to tire scheme OF organI-
ZlliOn
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THE LATEST NEWS.
sYTELEGRAPH TO THE pssPATCH.

PROCEEDINGS STATE
MEST OF THE PUBLIC DEBT--THE PENN
sYLyANfA SENATORIAL CoSTEsT-HEA-
Wy WEATHER on THE GULF-A NORTH
CAROLINA TOWN ALMOST ENTiRELY DE
sTROYfD ny fIRE-A WOMAN BURNED
TO DEATIi-ANO1HrR DESTRUCTIVE FRY.
IN PHTLADKLPHIA-H YsNOw.sTORMs
IN ONO AND ELsEwHgRE-FATAL QCAR-
REL IN ARKANsAs-THE VIRGINIA MID
LAND RAILWAY COMPANY RtCRGAN-
lzED, WITH j. :. BARBOUR AS PREsI-
DENT-A TEXAS HOMIClDE-DEATH Oh
JUDGE WILLIS, or ELIZABETH CITY
COUNTY, AND OF DIR. FERRALI, A MEN,
Der OF THE WEST VIRGINIA LEGIsLA-
TURE-THE PANAMA CANAIe-PARLIA-
MENT AND THE IBI-H QUEsTtON-oTHER
FOREIGN ITEMS, &C, &C.
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Ply mouth N. g., AFusost Entirely be.
sss0y ed by Fire The Sfern-Hnrned

| 60 Death.
| Especial tcleeramt 10 the Dispats.s.J
| NORFOLK, Va. February 1.-The town OF
Plymouth, ". g., was almost entirely de-
sroyed by fire last night. All tAe business
bouses OF the place are all gone including
ibe custom. house, pos-ofilce. and court
house. The fire originated from a coal.oiI
lamp exploding In the office OF the Roanoke
Transportation Company. A large quaint.
tv Of cotton on the wharves was also de-
Sroyed.
1t has been storming here al day. and
there Is heavy sleet and snow tonight.
No steamers wenl up The bay tonight.
Mrs. William Gumstead, who resides near
London Bridge, Princess Anne county, was
burned to death on Saturday night.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT OP TGHg FIRE.
NORFOLK, February Information was
received here to-day that the Town OF Ply.
mouth, in Washington county, y. c., was
almost entirely destroyed by ire last night,
the freight warehouse OF the steamer
Chowan and one store being she only houses
left standing, The fire originated from a
kerosene-lamp explosion. EOur hundredl
bdtS VI COllOu NCIS Nv DiibiCu-
lals were given as to losses and insurance.
Another Big Eiro. La philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, EebI aory 1.-Fiie was
discovered shortly after eo'elOck this morn
ing il the siX-story bnildng occupied as q
shoc-factory by Me>srS. Mayer Il Stern, Nos.
212 and 214 Carter's alley. Three success,
sive alarms OF fire brought large force b.
the scene, but the flames continued 10 spread
rapidly. Owing to the prevalence OF the
snow. storm. the narreWness OF the aa0y,
the gjsat height OF the buildings, and the
network OF telegrspb-wires in that vicinity, |
the trRmen eXpesieneed much difficulty in
getting 10 work. The flames quickly reach |
ed he adjoining eigbt-story building, Nos !
ZIG snd 2lS, and then spread right and Eeft |
among q numhRr OF two and three story
dwellings and shops in the sans, street. |
The fire then broke out In the i've
story brick building No. 1913 Exchange |
Place. and the falling walls demolished |
kescbneT's beer-saOon. No. rs Exchange |
Place, and No. 12l, adjoining. All these |
places were destroyed before the tire was
checked. This afternoon seyen stories OF
the Carriers alley wall Of the eght-stOry |
building fell with terrible eta>h, hut no
one was burt. The other bigh walls are
sill Standing unsupported, aBd the tremen |
are forcing water against their sides to
hasten their fall. The tOtal loss j. S2S3,0O0. |
Several hundred bands, Tlny Of them NO.
men, are thrown out OF employment.
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CUTICURA REMEDIES are simply elegant 10 use.
They appeal to mothers and parents with great
force. From infancy 10 old age they are equally
successful, safe. ana +, liable. CUTICURA.a Medici
nal Jelly, arrests disease. eats away dead skin ana
flesh, ailayS Inflammation. Itching aud irritation.
soO'hes and heals skim Diseases, and scalp Alice
lions ia Loss of HAIR II reprOduccs and beauii-
fes tue hair. CUTICURA RESOLVENT, the great
Blood Purifier, ceanses, puriCs. and eradicaes all
chronic aud hereditary humOrS. CU1ICuRA ME-
DECIMAL TOILET SOAP, prepared from CuTICURA,
Cleanses. sOOthes, and heals dsfaSeC surface g,
whtens. freshens, and beautifcS the skin beyond all
praise. II is an antly-periumed Toilet, Bath,
and Nursery SanatiNe.
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York, $500; Peoples, Trenton. $1,000
MilIyille, New Jersey, s2,500;l Western.
Toronto, $4,000: one company not known,
S5, 0o0--total. $50 OO0.
II Is thought that the loss on the hail will
be more than the amount OF the Insurance.
The assurances on the church are as fol-
lows: On buildIng--DeIawafe Mutual
Safety.insurance Company, $4,000; Penn
syivanta Fire. Insurance Company. $1,000 ;
Franklin Fire. Insurance Company, 5000 (;
Insurance Company OF North America,
$4,000. On furniture OF church-Lumber-
man Insurance Company. $4,000. On or
ean-Insurance COMPANY OF North Amcri-
ca, S1,00O-tofal, $4,000.
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SANFORD'S CATARRH CURE.
CANFORD'S RADICAL CURE
FOR CATARRH.
RAPID, RADICAL, PERMANENT, COMPLETE
TREATMENT FOR 81.

Begin at The beginning. Cleanse the nasal pas.
sages. Remove the mOrOId coats OF rOtng ana
dead IL. ne. Work upon these surfaces until the
living, Wholesome membrane reached, ciednSed,
disinfected soolned, anu healed. Then YOU have
attacked aud removed the cause. Meanwhile. by n
ternai administration, drive from the blood ihe
poison II delivers with every pllsaIiOn OF the hear
When all this is faithfully done, Cararrh Is con-
qucrer, you are cured.
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE consists OF one Dot
tle of The RADICAL CURE, one box OF CATARRHAL
SOLVENT, and one Improved ,nbticr, all wrapped
in one package, with treatise aud directions. and
sold by an druggists for 81. ASK for SANFORD's
RADICAL CURE, the most complete instantaneous,
and economical treatment IN medicine
General Agents, WEEkS& POTTER, Boston.
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by TeieSra pfs.

NEW YDgK. February l.-toiton dull and ,asie-
sales go ba Is; upand,. IL lh-l6c. Orleans
b - &C.; consolidated net rfcetps. 1852 bale.
expOgsio GTea; Britain. D. 993 orles To the coBi-
poBL 1872 bats: channel. 9:sj bales. Soutb-rn
Sour DUH ard unchanged. Wheat heavy ana va -.
lower. win limited speculative basHess: ungrBdsd
red sl.l3MSIlo. Torn a .hade lower and fairly
active; ungrad.d a. 53Aa55kc Oats dull aOd rather
easter; No. 3, A2c. Iiops qDet aud UNCHANGED.
Coffee dull and unchanged. rngDr fnll ana nomi-
nalN unchanged refined easier and quiet: standard
"A" sEd9c MOla s.s dnli and ununcbsBg %.
Rosip steady a, 81 776Si s2%. Turpenlinsr dull
aud nominal at 47,fc Wool qtAlet ana weak do
nestle ne.ce 3Sd 52c.; pulLtd. 2I945e.. un-
washed, l4@ SSc.: Texsy. l4S32c. Pork again
higher; igh, export trade; iHess. May, ~ $3.50
sS 40; long and shOr', As 20 Lard Cd, ned about
Zoe higher. closed with the advance part lost -,
80 97X@sio. freisbis duh.
BALTIMORE.
pALTTNoRE. Feh,alry l.-Flour steady and uI~
changed. Wheal-soulbsrn Dan western lower
$I.2Omfl25: No. z w.stsrn winner red, pot and
f.brnsrv: si.l5Sasl,Iok; March si.tysta
al isS0aSi.l 49,. Corn-souther~ steady aud quiet
western lower and Dull; southern While aud
yellow, 53c. Oats dull: western ~h4te, a2tsa3r.;
q fee quiet; Rio cargoes ordinary 20 fair, IL
lsc Sugar aulet: "A" soft 9lSe. WhisssS dali
at tl.l2. freights unchanged
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, February I,-f.eur frmfr; faasyi,
No.. ! red wiper, 500 Corr irm.rst sassSsss
Oats In far d. msnd At s7s pors arm at k45t
Lard firm AT % so. Buik, meats qaiet AID nrm
shoulders, 54c.: rios, 7tc. itscon scarce cad arm
shoulder. 6Ac.; rio. SIC; Gear SIC. Whiske
aciye. arm, and hi, her AZ ~ 90, swsar easier
hards, 9kalokc.; NV Otleans hieker at 76as
Iiogs arni; common, "a, 53est$.50 Hght, as. 25I
o.. 90; packing, %, a0tet5 10; butchers, IS 70I
1888.
/ LOUISVILLE,
J Louisy,LLn; February l.-Fvni quiet; A No.
fo@soso, Wheat steady 1t 96e.I9l, Corn
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CIXCINNATT, February IA Telegram
from Dallas. Texas, says: Yesterday after
noon August KlOpp shot ana killed An
tome GoScblech, i wealthy German OF that
place. The latter went to the house OF the
former 10 get his daughter. who bad been
obliged to leave home on account OF ernei
treatment, AID becoming abusive and de-
monslratiye and Kicking on kiopp's door,
the latter shot him with Winchester ride
Goscblecb's wife committed suicide few
months ago on account OF ibe treatment OF
her husband. kIopp surrendered to the
authorities, and has public sentiment IN bis
favor
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Sudden Death,

WHEELING. w. VA, February DIR.
George Ferrall, a member Of the House OF
Delegates from Berkeley, dropped dead at
his boarding house this morning. He was
in his seat yesterday, and was taken slightly
i'll just before adjournment, but nothing
serious was apprehended. His disease was
pronounced spinal apOpleXy.
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Heavy weather ON the Gulf.

ship General Whitney reports that heavy
nOrtber prevailed at Vera Cruz from the 22d
to the 24'h. The Norwegian bark Victory,
from Vera Cruz to Minatilon, was wrecked
on January 22d near MinatillOn. The
schooner George Peabody was driven ashore
in the harbOr OF Vera Cruz on the 221 and
bee me a total loss. No lives lost.
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Steamer Ashore i'm The Storm.

OCEAN BEACH, n. j., February 1.-The
iron steamer Roraima, from BlrbadoeS for
New York, went ashore this morning AT
Shark River inlet, and lies in dangerous
position She has crew OF twcnly-four
men and two passengers. bur they all re-
fuse to be landed by the lifc.saying crew.
The storm is severe, and chances Of saving
the vessel are slight. The captain refu,es
assistance
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0yster-Rcsts ErGZeu.

BARNEGAT, n. j., January 81 Great de-
strUctiOn was caused Yesterday to the oyS-
ter.beds in the bay. The morning tide was
exceedingly low, and through the ice for
mile, the oy sters protruded and were frozen.
It Is estimated that 1000 bushels were frozen
above the ice, while greater damage is sup
posed 10 have been done TO the bed.
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CCTICURA REMEDIES are prepared BY WEEKS
& POTTER, Chemists ami Druggists. 800 wash
ingtOn street, sion and are for sale by all drug.
sisls. Price OF CUTICURA, 4 Medicinal Jelly: small
boxes, so cents; large boxes, S1s CUTlCURA RE-
SOLVENT, the new BOOd-Purlfer. 81 per bottle.
tUTICURA MEDICINAL TOILET SOAP, % cents.
CUTICURA MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAR, 10 cents {:
III bars for BARRIERS and large consumers, 80 cents.
An EnafIed tree on receipt Of price.
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The Peunsylyania Seua torship

HARRIsBURG. February 1.-THE fourteenth
ineffectual ballot for United States senator
was taken to-day, and resulted as follows:
Wallace. rs; oliver, rs; Grow. so; Hewitt.
g; McVeagh, 3; Phillips, 2; Burd, /;
Snowden, I; Agnew, / 4; Curtin, /; Wolfe,
/. Total, 2l7. Adjourned until iomOrrOw.
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rur PHILADELPHIA FIRE.
49,. particulars Of the Destrac.
non Of Bcsh.Eden Church m"
horticultural Hall.

n.srcTIvT rI.Ue ~ THE CHURCH PROB
VIM CAUSE or TBE TRoUaLE-THE
rIL OF THE RooF-HoRT'cuLruRAL
.,t FIRED BY THE HEAT-sPLENDID
~ CIRCUMSTANCES, sc.
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CuuDRFS hNDINFANTs

Charles EayTe Hinkle, Jersey City Hei- hts. j.,
writes: My son, lad OF twelve years, was COM
pleely cured of terrible case Of Eczema by the
Culicura Remedies From the top of his head 10
the sOles OF his feet was one mass of scabs. Every
other remedy aud physicians had been tred IN vain"
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fsir demand nj 4stc. ats ga'el mixed, 36c. Pork
sci.ve, Hrm. AND llsbcr sfsI5. Lard Eyesls asd
iisler Mt etr B?lk, suons 5n1 higher
OK a iOc. Wbisksy nigh RAJ tigC.
81. LOUIS.
ST. tore, Febssry Flour easI.r bu, not quo-
ably lower. Wheat lower and closed srner: No.
a rel I'll j sis % a's o,n S ss.s ss ssS
'9sb, 3sse March. 39ac. April. Oats lover 3Z[c.
ea,s ss $sS msnse assy ssa ii rSsr
,honidrrs $500 si'sc; rb. s5.ssasIso: sides.
20 Esta ~ %. bacon s'rong; SHOULDERS o7c.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. Tebrnary I--Fiouy steady sssi un-
cllsnsed; sbsst q1,ei and s,ee5y No. z Chics.oo
40, .OlX hpri,. CORE dali and shade lower: sex
G37c cah. 374@37'sc. March. 4i7.64Zc. May.
1 ,s qg,s, and ssss 29ss sa:n. $40 sac Nay;
b,ssr; shoulders. ~ so: shor, nb. 81 SIS; clear.
AZ cl,sa -T6e Board acjourDed before grain,
were resehtd. owing 10 n Jiso, daiy disp'rs over
no IN siiciion Of fne on a nemt~x Pork. tis s2H
F.braary- Lard, s9.50@s9. 52T February.
MILWAUKEE.
MlLwAVxEE, February l.-FAour held svnly
Wheat Ef1; opened at &c. aopnce. and closed
irin; No. I Milwaukee hard AID soft nominal:
30. Nj ssnss. cash or February. 8s1.c.: M.rsb,
No. Milwaukee and reiectes nominal. Torn
qniet ana unchanged. oats dali and lower; No.. z,
29ka Provisions frmer. Mess YORK. Ala 62x cash,
l4.S7ss March ana February. Lard, 80 6Zi b3fsb.
Hogs higher nj S5.109s6.
New YORK COTTON yUTURya
NEW YORK, February l.--t'otton-s.t receip's
1913 bales; futures closec steady; sales, 100 900
tales; February, sl1.z3asll 20: Nsrrh. 81 as
JuDe. 81 s56sIl.s0: JUN sii.sadtii. s8;
August. sl2 September, Sll.s0gDsll.53.