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ais CONDITION.

DR.. Boyuton Promises Good News.
LoSa BRANCH, September General
Swain said this afternoon that the
Presid mt was getting on finely and is
undoubtedly better now than this morn
ing. The wound was dressed at noon,
and is growing better all the time. !
think this air will benefit the Presi.
dent after we get a sea breeze. The
president himself noticed thatt the air is
Pure, and he enjoys the ocean scenery
very much. The Presidents rallyiDg so
soon iron the fatigue of Yesterdays nip
is a very favorable indication. IL shows
that there Is considerable OF Garfield
left there yet. 1t is expected good re-
suits from the change will begin to de-
yelope, l should judge, in day or two,
and have no doubt that the two next
days will show a marked gain" Mrs.
Garfield is rested, and feels quite well
again.
DIR. Boyuton says he thinks the Presi-
dent is doing admirably.
A reporter asked: "Has the President
made any remarks that would indicate
that be feelsany benefit from the change
Of air"
Dr. BOyntOn answered: 'Yes; ne did
so to day"
Warren Young, of Private Sec.
retsry Browns Office, came into the
room with some mail matter. Seeing
him, the President held out his hand
with the remark: Warren, don't you
think look better to-day?" Mr..
Young responded in the affirmative,
and the President then added With
emphasis, "and l feel better. This is a
good air."
How lSng should it be, Doctor, be-
lore the patient should commence TO
gain some strength, providing the sea
air agrees with himP"
From forty. five to sixty hoursn
Dr. Boyntou remarked "a he was
leaving the reporter:
1--WE will have good news for Won in
day or 80, think"
Col. Corbin considers the Prasidsn nj
somewhat stronger.
Withdrawal Of Drs. Reyburn, Barn, = and
Woodward,
Drs- Reyburn, Barnes aud Woodward
withdrew from the Presidential corps Of
physicians last night at the reqnrst Of
the President that the corps should be
reduced. This is regarded as toe whim
OF a sick man, and no ill-teeling Sill re-
suit thsretrom.
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LIVE STOCK.
East Liberty.
-Colored


EAST LIBERTY, September 7.-Cattle--
Receipts to-day ! ,24l head 81 through
and ITO head Of yard stock; total for two
days l,25S head OF through aud sos
head of local. The supply was very light
compared with the three weeks
previous; the demand was barely sup.
piled; prices got set up a tritie but
mostly on good to extra grades; mostly
asked for in the bulk being light and
generally common. The good TO extra
OF 1850 to $500 pounds average.
brought from IS S0@8 25; fair to good
butcher stock 81 7505 SO; common and
light 81 0O(Gi so; bulls, cows and stays
50 25@4 IS; stockers and feeders s. 25ta
4 so. Everything was sold out early in
the day except three or four loads
which came in about noon but was
readily sold.
Hogs Receipts to-day 1880 head ;
for the two days 5l5 head; Philadel.
phias Sc 7O97 10; Workers s. 300
SO; grsssers S. 50@5 80
Sheep Receipts to-day 800 head; for
the two days $500 head; selling at
50 OO@3 80 for common to extra
CHICAGO, September THE Droper'
journal bureau reports: Hogs-Receipts
10000 head; shipments 5000 head {;
market fairly active and steady; packers
buy fewer OF best hogs; quality poorer;
mixed packing s. l5(G6 so; light and
bacon S6 SOFAS So; choice heavy So GO
@7 Is; culls and grassers 81 50Cd6 80.
Cattle Receipts 5000 head; ship.
ments 1900 head; market steady and
fair demand; exports s. 20G6 65; good
to choice shipping S. 50@6 90; com
mon to medium 81 0095 25; native
butchers 81 40a3 95; stockers aud feed
ers So 90(d3 20; range cattle steady
through Texans s. S5@3 IS; bali breeds
s. 70(G4 60.
Sheep-Receipts 600 head; market
steady and fair demand; common to me.
dunn s. 9O93 rs; good to choice 81 20
@4 GO.
New York.
NEW YORK. September = The
Drorers' Journal bureau reports: Beeves
Receipts for two days 5, 100 head; mar
ket opened active at an advance oi t.,
but closed weaker; extremes ~ 75(d,
l2 90; natives 81 50(dS 20; Texans s. on
(99 90. Exporters used ,230 beeves,
and shipped IS head OF live cattle; 82O
quarters OF beef, and 250 carcases of
mutton.
Sheep Receipts IL, 100 head; market
steady for sheep and a shade better for
lambs: extremes 81 00I15 30; sheep % OO
Cd,8 80; lambs, few choice weihers going
S5 Is, and extra lambs 50 1907 0O.
Swine-Receipts 5000 head; market
unchanged, with sales Of poor to good
live hogs at S. 5000 Is per 100 pounds
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, September 7. - Hogs -
Quiet; common and light 81 9OC98 7Oi
packing and butchers 81 35(g7 20. Re
ceipts 1900 head; shipments 800 head
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THENEWS
OF the Day in Pithy Paragraphs.


The heat was intense in Washington
Yesterday. Thermometer stood at luz
at 4 o'clock P. NJ.
At the Minneapolis fair three car
loads of wild buffalo from Manitoba
were exhibited.
There was rain at Ottawa, Canada,
Yesterday, and the bush fires in that
vicinity were extinguished.
Jewall's Mill at Drury Cove, n. B.,
was burned yesterday, together with q
large amount OF lumber; ia persons
were thus thrown out OF employment.
The third annual exhibition OF the
Industrial Association OF the province
of Ontario was formally opened at To-
ronto yesterday afternoon, in the pres
ence OF a large crowd OF visitors.
The Pittsburgh Baptist Church Socis-
ty, being in need OF money, got up a
miniature marriage" at lawn party
between Willie Taylor, aged nine years,
and Miss Ella Williams, aged seven.
The novelty dreWa-crn8d.----S-----
A general court.martial will convene
at Fort Davis, Texas, on Thursday, Sep
tember l5, to try Second Lieutenant st.
o. Flipper (colored) OF the Tenth cavai::
nv, charged with the embezz!ement OF
81, 700 of government funds.
At the session OF the department OF
health of the American Social Science
Association yesterday, at Saratoga, the
following papers were read: "The Care
of Insane Criminals and Inebriates," by
Walter Charming, NJ. d., of Boston, and
"The Practice OF Medicine by Women
in the United States" by DR.. Emily Pope
Advance sheets OF the census declare
that the small portion OF the State OF
Mississippi called the "iazoo Bottom"
which in 1879 produced only 100000
bales OF cotton, is capable, by the exclu-
sion OF the Mississippi overflow and by
improved cultivation, OF producing near
" 5,737, ,257 bales annually or the whole
present production of the whole country.
The Prince of Wurtemberg is staying
incOgaiio at Sandown in the Isle OF Wight.
Marvin, the Richmond bigamist and
forger, engaged in theological discus
sion with a Quaker, who was preaching
to the prisoners in the Virginia peniten-
tlary, on Sunday. The man Of many
wives spoke for about half an hour, ex-
hibiting an infinite degree OF informa-
ton and research on religious subjects,
and frequently quoting the Bible to sus-
tain his position. At times he was elo-
quent and impressible. During these
attempts at oratorial display the old
man, who had stammered ever since his
commitment here, spoke with perfect
ease and freedom.
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Rev. h. Il. Mitchell, North Aississip-
pi Conference.
Mr.. Jewish Carnisb, Washington,
DC.
Mr.. Peter Potsell, Hopkinsville, Ky.
Mr.. James II. Harper, Ga.
METHODIST CHURCH OF CANADA.
Rev. Edward B. Ryckman, d. D.,
Brantford. Ont.
Rev. John Wakefield, Hamilton, Ont.
James H. Beatty, ESQ Tho.old, Ont.
Rev. Edward H. Dewsrt, d. d., Tor
onto, Ont.
Rev. A. Sutherland, D. D., Mission
rooms, Toronto, Ont.
John Macdonald, ESQ, Toronto, Ont.
Rev. George Douglas, LII. D, Mon.
treal.
Hon. James Ferrier, Montreal.
Rev. Henry Pope, d. D. st. John,N n. B.
Rev. A. w. Nicholson, A Annapolis, n. s.
David Allison, Ii. D., Halifax, n. S.
Rev. James Dove, BlacShead New.
foundland.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF CANADA.
Rev. ]. Gardner, d. c. L., InSersoll,
Ont.
Rev. S. G. Stone, D. d. Hamilton.
Ont.
Rev. Bidwell Lane, A. NJ, Belleville,
Ont.
J. G. Robinson, E-q., Belleville, Ont.
PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH OF CANADA.
Rev. J. Cooper Antlitf, NJ. A, B. d.
Robert Walker, Esq.
HNoloral
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RAILROAD BoNps-Quiet and 6rm.
SrArESEcURIrIH-Dull.

SToCKs-The market opened fairly
steady, but in the early dealings prices
declined | TO per cent, the latter Texas
Pacific. At the first board speculation
became strong and under good buying
an advance OF I to per cent took place,
the latter in Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy. Denver and Rio Grand, Mis-
souri Pacific, Colorado Coal Company,
\. J. Central, Illinois Central and 81.
Paul we're also prominent In the advance.
This was followed by partial reaction
a portion OF which was subseQ Quently re.
covered, but the market continued uu.
settled, at the close final sales being quite
weak and showing decline OF s per cent
in Chicago, Burlington and Quincy and
to 4 per cent in the balance OF the list.
The corner in Hannibal and st. Joseph
common still exist and stock was put up
from lS5 TO 200, the last sale being st
the highest point. The sales were a.
I35, $50, 100, 40, LIS, 100 and 200. Pre-.
ierred stock fell of per cent. bat ralli 4
I per cent. The decisive time OF 2:ij
passed without announcement Of any
failure on account OF losses in Hannibal
and st. Joe stock. A small lot wss
bought "under the rule" but this was
merely TO tix the price for settlement.
Report says one large speculator settled
privately tn day by paving the clique
100000. IL could not be verified, but
it is not unlikely that other large private
settlements remain to be made 10 evident
from the fact that the nrice 10 kept up.
The fact that there were no failures To-
day shows that the losses fall where
they can be- afforded. "Short interest"
10 other stocks has been much reduced
to-day and speculators are timid about
walking into another trap OF the Hanni.
bal and St Joe kind.
Transactions, Sls7, 900,
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THERE is a scheme with respect to
street railroads in Chicago, which is in
the nature OF a revolution. The Ttmcs
says:
1.-The Peoples Railway Company Of
Chicago, which has been incorporated
at Springfield, proposes to lay tracks in
fifteen wards, through the streets not
now occupied for that purpose, and to
charge three cents fare. In return for
the use OF the tunnels the projectors OF
fer to light and pump them out. Agents
OF the new corporation report that they
can secure the right of way on Adams
street without difficulty, and il permit
ted to do so will have line running on
that thoroughfare before winter"
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Sympathizing Democrats.

HARRIsBURG, Pa, September THE
County Democratic Convention unani-
mously denounced the shooting OF Pres
ident Garfield as disgrace to civiliza.
ton, fragrant outrage upon the peo-
pie, and an insult TO republican institu.
tions, and expressing sympathy with
the President and hope for his early
restoration IN health.
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Fatally Injured.

LANCASTER. Pa September ALEX
andrr tir ', ii Allegheny City. one CT
the wariens oil the Western Peniten.
tisry, received fatal injuries on the
Pennsylvania Railroad at Leamon
Place this morning. During dsten
ton to the train he stepped of, and in
endeayoring to get on again he was
thrown under the wheels. Mr.. Grey
was on his way to New York to meet
his wife who was returning from Europe.
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Death of the Archbishop of Milwauke

Death of the Archbishop of Milwaukee,.
MILWAUKEE, September John
Martin Henni, Archbishop OF Milwau-
kee, died to. day at ll:45 o'clock A. NJ ,
aged ssventy-six years. Archbishop
Henni was consecrated Bishop
of Milwaukee in 1914 and
Archbishop in 1875. He was
the upbuilder OF the Catholic church in
the northwest, and was reverenced by all
who knew him or his works regardless
of sects or creeds. He was man re.
markable for his learning. energy and
goodness. His funeral takes place on
Saturday, September 10, at 9 o'clock
A NJ.
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DRY GOODS.
n ew York.

NEW YORK ,Septmber DRY Goods
Jobbers aud Wholesale Clothiers are
doing an active business. The demand
at first hands is only moderate, but
agents are making large deliveries OF
cotton and wooden goods and prints, on
account of former orders. Cotton goods
are very firm, while spring wooden
are more sought for by Clothiers.
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FOREIGN.
PRUSSIA.
Meeting of the Emperors.


LONDON, September IA Berlin dis.
patch says that the German iron.clad
fleet abruptly terminated it's manGuvers
off Eckernforde, and sailed for Kiel,
whence it will go to Dan,zce to salute
the foreign monarchs. Most of the
special dispatches agree in stating that
the meeting OF the Emperors is to take
place on board the I'm mperial yacht aGn-
Zellean on FRIDAY,
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A snow storm In Dakota.

DKADwooD, September There was
a heavy snow storm in the Black Hills
on Monday night. On Tuesday morn
ing there was snow five inches deep on
a level here, and three inches deep at
Custer city. At Bald Mountain it was
two feet deep.
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Has your child any symptoms OF
worms, itching nose, pains in the
stomach or bowels, bad breath, fretful-
ness, or loss of appetite? Denig's Worm
Syrup will give immediate relief, and
will be readily taken.
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BULLETINS.
Yss,erdsy Mornings Report.

Yesterday Mornings Report.
LONG BRANCH, September THE fol-
lowing official bulletin was issued this
morning:
SEPTEMBEs :, 8 A. N.
The President slept the greater part OF
the night, awakening, however, as often
as it was necessary to give him nourish-
ment-Shich he took well. The fever
reported in last evenings bulletin sub
sided by II P. N. This morning mis-
temperature is normal, and he appears
10 have quite recovered from the fatigue
OF yesterdays journey. At the morn
ing dressing OF the parotid abscess, it
was found to be doing well. The visible
parts of the wound look somewhat bet
Ter. His pulse is log, temperature
9S 40, respiration Is. The next bull
letin will be issued at q o'clock this
evening.
Signed D. w. BLISS,
J.k. BARNES,
J. J. WOODWARD,
RoBr. REYBURN.
FIJI. HAMILTON.
ID. A. AGSEw.
A Comfortable Day.
ELBERoS, n. j., September !, 8 P. NJ
Notwithstanding the exceptional heat
of the weather, and that the thermome-
term his bed room rose to 94' at half
past 3 this afternoon, there being q
breeze most Of the day, the President
was comparatively comfortable. He
has taken mis- nourishment regularly,
and has slept at intervals during the
day. At 1875 p. ". his pulse was ia,
temperature 9S.+, respiration Is. Since
then there has been some rise OF tenn
perature, though less than Yesterday,
and his pulse has sOIEewhat diminished
in frequency. A; the evening dressing,
the appearance OF the wound was favor
able. At urt sent his pulse is l0S, tenn
perature l0l respiration IS.
rSigned1 D. W. Bliss,
J K. BNRSEs,
J. J. WOODWARD,
R5BT REYBURN
+ Fl HAMILrON.
ID 4. AGSsw
secre ary Blains's Telegram.
Secretary Blaine sent the folio ing
dispatch al II O'Clock To night:
To L0,r.H. Mnis'rr. LOHdop:
The Pr, s;drut has not yaiue'l IN ihe
last twenty.iOur Lours. h s fever has
increased considerably during Z z alter
nOUn. lis temperature l. lOl Tie takes
food Srthout nausea but without apoe-
lite ani has UOt improved in strength.
The day il ssii 10 be az no: as WAS ever
knOSn Al L,ng Branch. CDOlsr weather
is reported from the vest and lower
Temperature " ia reIIel 10 ;hr President
- hoped i,r tomorrow. FLAME
Signed SccrrtdTy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-08

AN agreeable dressing for the hair,
that will stop.its falling, has been long
sought for. Parker's Hair Balsam, dis
tlnguished for its purity, fully supplies
this want.
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PRODUCE.


Nrw YoRK, September 7.-Cotton-'
steady at l2i9l2ic; futures Irregular.
Floui-Duli; receipts 1000 barrels; sx.
ports 6OOo barrels; superfos western
and Slate IS 75tG5 IS; common 20 rood
extra$5 9o(a8 40; good 70 choics O. 60lS
8 90; white wheat extra 81 00aa m:
fancy do s. l0(a8 75; extra Ohio IS 000
Z so; ST. Louis IS OO(SS 90; Minnesota
patent process 81 lO(19 90. Wheat
Strong; receipts 27l 900 bushels; sx.
ports 230, 900 bushels; ungrsi led spring
$ll7@l %; No. 2 Chicago and Milwan.
kee 81 32C9l "a; ungradsd rcd q 070
/ 42i; No. 3 do 81 35(Sl 38}; No. 2 do
81 5O(Sl AZ; steamer 81 Sol 80; No. l
red 81 ~; mixed winter 81 3Slai 50;
uneraded white 81 243SI 20; No. do
81 35(9l 80; No. ! do, sales 63, 900 bush.
els, at 81 3S9l 38i; No. 2 red seller Sep.
tember, sales FAC, 900 bushels, st 81 40i
@l At, closing at 81 81; seller Octo-
Der. sales los, 900 bushels, st 81 43ySl a.
closing at 81 44i(9l ~; seller Novem.
Der, aales 7l6, 900 bushels, st 81 45t9
l l7i, closing ct 81 ~; selier Dscem.
Der, sales $4,000 bushels, st 81 4St0
/ 5Ot, closing 1t 81 49i. including 100 90
bushels No. 2 red l. o. b.. at 81 70.
Corn-Opened l@1ic lower; closed
strong; receipts l06. 900 bushels; exports
Is 900 bushels; ungrsded 84ts8sic; No. 3
GGlc; No. 2 683c; low mixed 7Sc; 10. 9
seller September 6sttSE9c, closing st
6Sic; seller October 70i(97iic, closing q
7lic; seller November 72lta7lc, elos.
ing at 74c. Oats-Firmsf; recsipts
IL 900 bushels; western mixed 38S4le;
white 44(S50c. Hay-Demand fair and
market firm. Hops-Qdist. Coffee
Firm Tor choice grades; demsod sctivs
for loS grades. Sugar -Stesdy. No
lasses-Quiet and steady. Rics-Homi.
nslly unchanged. PetsoIsum--Dull and
nominal. Tallou-Demand fair and
market 6rm st 7t07.c. Turpeutins-
Qoist and 6rm at 5li(9s3c. Exu-
Firm ut 20S20ic rork-stronger and
Besf-Dull and unchanged. Cat nssts
Scare and h~Id higher st l0sc for oil
kinds Of middies. Lard-FsiFiy sctive
and . shade higher; prime stsa6 ell s33
0l2 90. Butter-Firm and IN good d.
mand at l1033c. Chsess-Hiehss and
unsettled st s9l1ic.
1sv 0Sisaas.
NEW 0sLEAxs, 6eptsmbsf 7.-Co0se-
Quiet; Rio caFgoes ordinary 70 psios 10
6l3tc. sugaf-Quist and Asn; e..
mon TO good common 697te; iais 70
fully fair 7SS}c; primo 70 ebolcs 9l0
SIC; yellow elaEilsd sl90ic. NoiaSSSs
-FPm; common 70 prime A0loe. RIes
-6carce and 6rm; Louisians ordinasy O
PrflssUnaH, 30 smbss7.-RsGsolssa
ACTIVE, hfm and higher; listed csClf
fcatse sxeitsd and closed as o7ie: :
ID 7lcjoe Philadslphis dsHvp
.e.r- !. "a. ,91Ess:: q: ::if.:s. =. "a.
sa;s:s; - sss 4 y k.ass.
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IRELAN d.
A Riot in Tippersry.

LONDON. September Tn riot at
Raserea, County Tipperary, between
the soldiers and the people, several per
sons were injured on both sides. A
number of arrests were made.
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ABovr twice every month I take
dose OF Sellers Liver Pill" and / a..
WAYS enjoy excellent health.
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Klllad hKa.lr,,in

81. Louis, September q A Kansas
City S 'ecial SAYS: R,bert S,ean oS
Minayille, nine miles west nf bers rh;Is
crossing the railroad trark ia a wagon
was killed by the Rock Island train No 3
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, September 7-Flour-Quiet
but firm; common to choice western
81 2566 Is; common to choice Min.
nesota 81 5Ot97 90; patents 81 00.SS rs;
low grades S3 50CD4 so. Wheat-strong
and higher: No. 2 red winter 81 32; No.
2 Chicago spring 81 22i9l % cash;
81 22t bid seller September; 8! 25iS
/ 25& seller October; 81 27i seller No.
yember; 81 PSI seller December; VI 223
seller year; No. 3 81 Is; rejected 600
CSC. Corn-strong and higher at CLIO
ic cash and seller September; 65tc
seller October +; 6Iic seller November;
6lic seller year; rejected 5Stc. Oats
Moderately active and higher at 36t(9
BIC cash; 36lc seller September; 3ssc
seller October; Sole seller November;
40c seller December; SIC seller year.
Rye-Essier a. 81 %. Barley-Quiet at
81 OIL. Flax Seed-Essier at 81 3L Pork
Strong and higher at SO 90 cash
and seller September; SO OF! seller Dc.
tober; $40 I0al9 Is seller November;
Sl9 % seller year. Lard-Excited and
higher and very strong at 3ll 30 cash
and teller September; $li 959ll g74
seller October; Si2 i7l@l2 20 seller
November; sll 90 seller year. Bulk
Meats-strong and higher; shoulders
81 so; clear rib $40 20; short clear $40 IS.
Whisky - Steady and unchanged q,
81 l6.
Cincinnati
CINCINNATI, September Z. Cotton
Quiet at lIsc. Fiour-EAsier but not
ouotably lower. Wheat-Firm; No. 2
red winter 81 399l4O. Corn-Stsady;
No. 266S6Gic. 0ats-Firm; No. 2 mix.
ed 43c. Rye-Quiet; No. 2 81 IL Bar
ley-Nominal. Pork-Firm at $20W.
Lard-Strong and higher at Sll 90. Buik
meats-strong and scarce; shoulder.
Sic; clear rib l0sc. Bscon-Strong and
higher: shoulders 9c; clear rib ne;
clear i2c. whisky-Duil at u IA;
Combination sales OF finished goods Tor
two dsys 1874 barrels, baais OF u II.
Butter-Strong; creamery S3c; choice
western Reserve 26c; choice Central
Ohio 23c.
ToLsDo, September z. :. Wheat -
Strong; No. q red spot and seller Yep.
tembsr 81 soc; seller October u AZ; sei.
| ier November 81 a; seller Decemter
n l6i: No. 8 red 81 "a. Cofn-Firmer;
hiph mixed Csc; No. 2 spot 634c; seller
| October e43c bid; seller November &c
] bid.
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Sherman at Worcester.

WORCESTER, September 6.-Gen. W.
T. Sherman arrived this morning, and
with Gov. Long and staff was escorted
to the fair grounds. The reception was
enthusiastic. ,,,.~
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"a LADY had the flesh eaten off her
arm by scrofula. Could see the sinews
working. 'Lindsey's Blood Searcher'
cured her" J. Ralston, E.derton, Pa.
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Hott 50 Weather m Ten Year,

MILFoRD, "a Septemb.r The
Ss. weather 10 tins visinity to day was the
hottest IN ten wears the ,LeSmoms,sr
ranging from 81 10 iOas
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New York Democra,,c s,s,e co,vs,

Nav YORK, September The Demo
cratic State Executive Committee. of
New York has issued a call for the meet
Ing oi the State Convention at Albany
October llth.
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BETTER /!
Sweet SIumbsrs in the Cottage BY
the Sea

-
the Sea
Brinu a Marvellous Change to the
Wounded Executive.
On the Beach at Long Branch He
Holds His Own
n Spite of the Hottest Day Long
6ranch Has Felt.
The Ocean Air Has a Bracing Ef-
feet Upon the President
Who Declared It GoOd and Says,
'lFssl Better"
The Parotld Gland Growing Better
All the Time
And All Fatigue From the Journey
Has Passed Away.
The Doctors Promise Good News
In Two Days
And a Load is Lifted From the
Heart of An Anxious People.
Pulse 1913, Temperature l0l, Pres
piratiOn l8.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-08
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Easy at 4to 6Pef csnt-Gevsra.
msnts Quiet and Generally Weak
Flour Quiet But Firm-whsat
Strong and HlgAsr-
Hogs Quiet.
FlHAHoR.
N Ov York.

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Market easy at 4S6 per ceut. per an.
mum. aud closing at 4itas per oeut.
Prime mercantile paper 5a6 per csnt.
Sterling exchange. bankeu' bills dull st
$50; denand at 4S4.
SlLyHR-At London 5ltd per ounce;
bar silver here ll2t; subsidiary silver
coin | per cent discount.
.GoyKRsxESrs-Generally weak.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-08

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ACTIVE, nrm and higher; Usitsd csrf
6catee sxeited and closed at 0}e:
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