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EpITon Pusr Announce @. AL
sItRED SCHOCH, ot Mlidleburg, as can.
didatc tor Assembly,
In ls7i Mr., schuch vas elected and served
ono torn With credit 70 himself AMI cOu4tltu.
ency-he Whsa dliigrUt, actlvo mombrr--Ai.
ways 10 has place. and hsi tho s-iccm of his
leli"~ member5, aud tho heads Of Department .
lhe uNs'rERM RrLE was b"tng Agttited and
Mr.. Srhoch, he'll" Vtug II tho visa ui tho ma iur-
ny Welded witnOut 10 mu.n.ur ana was not q
candidate for good reasons the people gave
up the ono.tsru idea, AMI II IL clnlnei by
many Of the iair.niDdod mon of the paTty that
Mr.. Schuch SHOULD have his second term. 10.
sides Alr. Schoch viii be a creIit to tue people
whom ho W III repr sent-will stay A. his post
VI duty. ani disehaIge his duties faithfully
JChTICE.
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An Exquisite Toiist. B.,h, AMI Nnrssrv 4,,s
Tive, Frsgrsnt 9th d-liHiNu, h,Nar oIir, AM
heallrE halSatn. ContatQa In = modified fi-n
~ the virtues ot CurIcHR,. the krc ska
skin Anl Scilp Disare anil f,r rs,tori,s
preserving. ani he u'ifvint tra con, ,Isyisr
snd 's'r' The only Neliciial B,b5 S,,p.
CrttruDt RssruIss aro tho only rc, cur.
VI =. tof Gtaeas"s ot the skin Soain anI Rl1nd
Puco' CrriCrRA RRsbtvsSr. " ~ psr bol .
We; OuTtcuRa. SOC per hoN; largo bnvss, ". nv
OrriounA MEDICINAL roItgr soar. 7is.; CO,
IlcUaA MEDICINAL SutyIs0 soar, lSc. sold
eve yHhere.
Depot, WEEKS n POTTER, B1ston Mas.
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Malt BtrfERj. A Houtishing food
which ovcr.comes deep seated Coughs,
Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, Wasting Of the
Kidneys, Brighl's Disease, Dropsy,
Emaciation, and Mental, Physical aud
Nervous Debility. Endorsed by the
best physicians. April.
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Should you be sufferer from dys.
pcpsia, indigestion, malaria. or weak.
meas. you can be cured by Browns
Iron Billers.
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E'DiToR Posr:--You will please an
tLnouncc iu your paper, Jat-oI u. vAuElndt, =,
or Mtijleburs, a's sultan q candid u, tor Re.
sisirT AMI H'roraier. Ar, Vlnsandt has been
q faithful ani efficient officer. IL ami always
has been a faithful Repubiloln and worthy OF
Republican auppOrt-sasa giiltnt aOlitsr and
beca ise OF his scars merits our sympIlly aud
encouEagement
"WEsT Espn
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A Varied Performance.

Many wonder how Parkor's Ginger
Tonic can perform such varied cures,
thinking it simply essence or ginger,
when In fact II ia made from many
valuable medicines which act beneti-
cially on every diseased organ. See
other column. April.
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s. doidstsin & Bio, dealers in Dry
Goods, Clothing Fancy Goods aud
Notions will open the newest freshes,,
cheapest. finest, hanisJ,nest, best
stock Of goods ever offered the p'.blic,
at Mt. Pleasand Mills, on April Il.
All are respectfully invited to ut.
tend our Graud Openius. Don't for
get the time and place.
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Ol
Saturday April 8, 1889,
ate the pt,perly Of the Hon. o +.
Itaudenbush, deceased. the
Tanuery
il located In the town of .idamshurs
on the principal Tributary Of tho Mid
dlecresk which tllurds ample water
power for twice the present capacity of
the tannery, aud Surrounded lv n
country well-sel with bark ,tihiher.
rhe buidihg did mncliinery are coh.-
parativty new. and consist of heN
Bark Shed 20S00 IL. II new Ghd sut.,dn.
tial bniidine covers ,ht Yard Fir,tJ
class Drying Lon. Beam House, HiLo
House, Currying Shop aud attach.
menis, Glu, stock and Hair h.use,
Triple Gear
Eureka Bark sIill
Pump Gearing complete, 2l Lienof
ya'S, 3 Pr'ss LceChes Nilll csbariiy
of tNo cords bank each, also a two. st.iy
Dwelling House,
summer house and all necessary OUT
The triD,ipsl sn6am
nrntd by the large springs south 0f
idamsburg runs through the pleinlsos
and furnishes the finest watu. yuvor
~ this or any other country.
sale 10 Commence at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ. Of said day. when dde atteGdurs
Aill lie given and terms Of sale viii sr-,
J. f. RAttDENBusH,
J. o. RAuDENDtjsI3'
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CANDIDATE CARDS !!
Congress-.

EDrroR Posr-:plense announce
itthr nano OF Dr. u. .. waReHsellcr "a =
ean idats for OougteF8, tho Doctor carried
Snyder county Tor Sonttpr by over ono Thousand
mGJsrlty and ~ this district Is close We trust
hn III 10 nominated aud thereby assure a To.
publican monLer from this district,
RRPrBLICAE.
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Spring q a,ods OF e,ery Variety.
Style, Quality, Quantity, Price. at
Oppenheiuers April 9.
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Ieegi~teI. NISecoI.der,

Mr.. Editor: Announce John Dorm,
IVlof Iiddieburg, as suitable candidate
for the once OF Register aud Recorder Mr.
Dorm having illed this oifies s0no yents AyO
Will bring TO the discharge OF lts duties or
peTienee ability ami the proper qualifications
and sociaI relations wilton arc insspar Die from
Irumrt discharge duty and the approval
Ofthe publlei
RKrUBLIcAs.
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MARRIED..

March II, at Huntingdon, by the
Rev. j. |. Pearce, Miss Cora 81. Err
hart to Mr.. j. ID. Hamilton, both Of
Mcclure.
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EpIToR Posi- Announce Henry
IA Meyer, OF Penn 10 snship, as eaudidat.
for the once of Associate Judge. Mr., Moysr
possesses nj tho qualiAcatiOns hterssary 10 dis.
charge the duties OF the offi:a With efficiency, n
ey; He isan upright citizen aida sound Re.
publicAps
yorER.
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Mr.. Post: Announce Robert A.
Nl lkeariek, OF Franklin townsl,ir, a. a ant.
nble canttdaie Tor jury Onnmls,i8her. lie IA
} square Republican, upright nnd INTEL gent
'iops Tor tps otne,.
ArppLroArIs
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t'or the Posr .-Ploase announce

J. the Hos. CHARL.s MILLER of Penn twp,
as Candidate for tho Legislature Mr.. Miler's
ability, popularity AMI sioTliug Integrity are
We ! Known and conceded by all. II nomina atei
viii materially strengthen 0ur EQUITY ticket.
WEST BEAVER
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William II. Rpka, Millwright, Port
Trevorton, il ready to DO all kinds OF
work In hii line of brsines' at short
notice, and guarantees his work. He
is an experience mechanic
Mnrch 30. u.
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II will pay every body to examine
the immense Stock Of Furniture fur
sale by the Popular Furniture man
w. II. FELlN Lewistown Ia.
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J. +. RAtDENBUsH,
J. Q. RAUDENBUsU.

A DMiNlsTRATUR's NOTICE.
n Leitsts " sirhinlsrstion on IT'S esfsts 81
dor o Pa. deed. have ,se6 sfsnaa "a 'n,j
,ahscriher. all per.ou, indsht-d 90 NJ sshl "a.
tao are rsl1s"t.i ~ n 6? Immediate, pay
against tb' .osias Il ths s,if dsead",t VIZ
nase sle~t tls san.o, wiiAnnt 4 i.y To
scsS hffjsifiifA
Nftt % AAkkssH
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Elegance and Purity.

Ladies who appreciate elegance aud
purity are using parker's Hair Balssm.
II is the best article sold for restoring
gray hair to its original color, beauty
aud lustre. April.
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Auditors Notice,
In the estate OF JohnI In the Orphans
IL. Shaffer, deed. Court Of sny-
NHE undersigned Auditor apboi,t.

n1 Rpou "''oI "PpoInt'
trtbutionof the balsnoe remstning In the handsof
Henry q. Shafer and Janias .shsnsr Aduirs. OF
a. ID deed to apd anong those yally sniiIlsI TO
the same win ~ lor thu pnsp,so ~ his sp-
poiniueut, at hie mo IN St;iurgrugs pa, Oh
rhurrdsy ths 10Th dty Of Anr,i a. n. 1884,. al
~ o'clock A. NJ. Whit aud where. all parties I'm
int-tvst, arc rsaairei tobs present aud present
HrAtLEMAK.
Mach 9ri@ar Auditor
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Asweet. unchsn 'chb'e Msiiciuu Toltv. cls,,s
on sxt-ta ~ svl icncs NJ u b,i tiu r,,stt,
susY Dead ska anl Flesn. ,nst,ntiv al ,y,
tchinRs md lrtitstiOn., SJf ens Sooths. ami
hcsls; WORTH It's weight IN gold fjr ali itcn.
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Jury Conlinisssioner.

acob Eisenhower. of franklin.
~ through his many fri.p pis respo etfully sab.
Inits hts name to the Republican voters IL the
Primary Election for Jury Comnissionor Mr..
Republican and an honeg man
MANY REPuBLIcAsA
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Theos Swineford Is now In posses
sion Of the Eagel Hotel, near the Mid
dleburg Station Of the Sudbury and
Lewistown Railroad, In Franklin.
The Eagle Hotel is now neatly and
elegantly fitted up and furnished for
the accommodation OF the public.
Theos. IL not a STRANGER to tine
business Of bookkeeping and will,
therefore, not only make first class
landlo.d, but will spread u Coon
TABLE and keep the CHoIcEsT LII
ouoRs.
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: CLEAN Or. spring approaches,
II IL absolutely essential for the pres
ervation Of health to have oil places
around ones premises where dishwa.
ter has been thrown, and garbage has
accumulated during the long winter
months, thoroughly cleaned and dis.
infected, for in them lies lurking the
germs Of many difYerant fevers, diph-
iberia, and other diseases. Give this
matter careful attention as soon ~
the weather will permit.
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Associate Judge.

Ma. Posr. r.-Republicans of Srv-
INl der, SAMUEL A. wErzEL, ESQ of Bea.
yertown will mako Q stroh1 candIdate ana II
nominated ana elected Is capable ot sdmlnIs.
tering the once Of Associate Judge with honor
to himself and tho people.
REPUDLIoSss.
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Aiiddlebssrg Market,
CORRECTED WEEKLY NJ
Simohton, Barber N Co.

Simohton. Barber 81 Co.
GRAIN 4 SSEEDS.s
Wheat per bushel 30
Wheat, So2. 10
Rye do 10
Corn do -95
bats do 45
Potatoes 90
loverseed per bushel 45O
PRODUCE.
Cherries, pitted 1G
Cherries. uiipitted 3
Blnckberries s
Raspberries 90
Dried apples s
Spring Chickens
Turkeys, 0
Butter, prime 20
Eggs 20
Onions 100
Lard 10
Tallow 90
oak Ties 85 TO s
COAL.
Pea Coal e80
Chestnut Coal "A
BlacksniithC Coal G 90
Egg Coal a On
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NsK yonr irrssi't tor ~ ~ putINErrEs
thENiNi KIDNEY pAD nlttyc no olhe..
u hn htanI' gOt II. seIIs.1t lnlyJl viii re
ceitc the PAD by retifn matt"
TgsrIMoNGNbs FRDd rHg rS)rsL.
JuD ~ BUCHANAN, lawyer, rolsdo. o
zone Of Prof. Guiimstt.'s french Hidnr,
fnds curei me VI LumhAgo In three veeks,
time, Ny case had ben glv,uur ~ the est
Doctors ~ incur,bte. Daring ali thl. time 1
'uiie el untold az my All paid Jut larsa sams
uEORdg vErrER. J. r.. Toledo. q. say,
suffered for throe years VITA SciAticn ant
"n crutsho', { w,s tntIreiy aud permanently
cured after wearing Prnt unittnot'os French
Kidney rsi tour weeks
SQUIRE y. q. sODr sylvanl, wrlies
have been a groit sui ror for 70 yo,rs
with brlshts Disease Of III" Kidneys. For
weeks at n time was uuabls to sct ont of bel /.
took barrels OF medicine, but they gtyo mo 90.
Huiimsttc's kiiroy Pads ak weeks AMI [
now kuow | ain entirely curoii
MRS HEl.LEN iBRD ~, rlts 10, a., s,ys:
For years nave Useu confined. a sroat part
OF the uno to NY osd, VITA Licorrhpt and 10.
male weakness. l wore one ot Gui me to's
kiireN rsdr and was cuteJ IN one north
ii, H. GREEN, Wholesale Brccer. Findisy.
o., Nrlt"s;
~ suffered Tor IS years with iams back ana
IN three wtcs~ wss p"tinanenily curei by wear
Ing one ni Prof, iuimetts kidney PADS
u. 2. kEE>LlNH, VI. u DruggI.t, iDgana.
port; lnl., when sending 10 an order 'tt KID.
II vote ono Of tho nr-t onos " had aud rs.
ooiyed more benhnt noln II th,r anything |
ever dsei. la tact thcpils give bctter ( neral
satisiactiop than dnJ Kidney roneiy ve ever
sold
RAY \ SHOEMAKER, Druggist, Hauni-
hls, Mo.,
Pads AMI and are nearing " soIi rssIlG, from
them every day
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8 SOppcnkcimer
sELINSGROVE,
PE.NN'A.
A TANNERY
at Public Sale

The undersirhed viii offer at public
sale that valuable rannery, Dwelling
and out .h6nses. Nater> r>riehis &c. sit.
uato at Adamsburg, Snyder county Pa,
..t,
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Worth SLbscribino To.

l'reeburg, Pa, 9w.
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2yv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-29

matter IS absolutely known and generallv a..
cepted, the transfer of the property be IL 10 vh.
IL may, will lose Its power ms a speculative fact
Stocks opened weak and were weak all day. Iar.
Shore, Michigan Central and Canada south.,s
stocks, however, were the recipients Of a supuo,t
that was so energetic as to betray ITSELF that IA ,s
object, to hold the prices up instead OF de,r. -
purchase as low possible, was made plainly a..
parent. Lake Shore opened at 1852 and 49,.
selling at 1l5I, in the face OF market that oens,
ally was heavy, its price quietly and sharn,s
advanced 10 1873 it closed at 1883 Lonisv,n.
and Nashville and Denver and Rio Grande CO.
were specially weak spots In the market nm, ~.
shrnkage in values was general and inclnded Il,
stocks. even those of the Nickel PlateD itn.
close prices in all cases were not at the lowest -
the day. but tie market was weak and unsettled
There was no business in Government bonds..
the boards and only little done at the Office. =,
the large dealers The changes in the BIDS are l.
per cent advance for the 3l2s and i per cent a.
cline for the As. Annexed are the closing ono,..
tions;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-29
CLOSING Prices PHTLA DELPAIi STOCKS
R,norted bu JOIN II. DAVIS & CO. Il nallst.
sAIURpAY. Dot. 2s-P. ,

SATURDAY, DOT. 2S-P N.
The action of the stock market to-day was so
naturally the correlative of yesterdays forced and
illogical movements that there is little or no
need Of comment or explanation. 1t suits the fancy
of the street still to make mystery of the late m
portant transaction in the sale Of the Nickel
Plate" Railway and perhaps the street is correct
in entertaining its doubts, but as there seems no
longer to be a reason except for speculative pur-
poses why tho true purchasers names should not DO
disclosed 1t may be safe to accept the
plain and unvarnshed statement Of Judge Burke.
who was one of the parties TO the purchase. and
certainly knows who is and who is not his princi-
pal. OF course when the actual trnth about tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-29
THE ALLEYES CARGO BADLY DAMAGED

The steamer Alene of the Atlas Line, was lying
on the Weehnwken mud flats yesterday. Lighters
were busy transferring her cargo back to the COM
pany's wharf, and placing 1t on board the Athos,
which is to sail on next Tuesday. The cargo was
found to be damaged much moro than was at first
SUP posed and the Off cias of the company estl-
mate the loss at 500, 900. Ii will take 50, 900 TO
repair tho vessel. Tugs got In readiness and
arrangements were made 10 float her at low water
last night. When she In pulled out OF the mud the
ship Will be towed to the Erie Basin tor repairs,
which will take about ten days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-29

Tee transactions in State bonds were covered h.
small sales Of Tennessee Us al 10 aud of comprona
issue at 5S-an advance of 1l2 per ccnt-and q,
Georgia gold Is at II. There were 10 dealing. in
city bank stoclls
There was fairly distributed business done I,
railroad bonds, but generally Of a retail characte,
The speculative issues generally wers lower. Era
SECOND cOnsOIs declined from 100 to 9Sl21 0s7s Mia.
souri,, Kansas and Texas general mortgages vera
more than usually active and declined from s7la
20 S6l n o63s. Chesapeake aud Ohio fi,ts. series
b, were steady at 90 and the currency debts yere
a highcr at 55I2 New-York, Chicago and ST.
LOUIS iirsts were firm at 90l4 96-an advance Of
j. per cent Richmond and Danyille hls-s were Ia
higher at 96l2. and East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia incomes were up per cent AZ 4I anl the 81
were per cent higher at 73I2 Lake Shore second
cOnsols sold AT 1872, Nashville, Chattanooga and
St Louis fsts at 1l43s and HAP. and Toledo
Dephos aud Bull ngton incomes at D. Pennsyl.
wanna 4l2s brought % and Michigan Central IS
were l per cent lower at 81. Denver and Rio
Grande cousols yielded Il 10 9JI2. aud Kansas
Pacific cOnsOls were off % at 1881. Texas and
Pacific income were Il lower at G0@i. and first,
RIO GTande division after 81. were i lower &c 81 D.
New-Oreans and Pacific frsts declined from ssh
to SGA. Northern Pacific frsts were elser at l04.
The SublreasUTy to-day gained $113.370 on bal.
ance made az b. currency gain OF pI3J,0S6 less
a com loss of PILOT. The days transactions
covered: R,cIpts. Sl.O07 610; payments (exclu-
sive Of Tl2O072 checks paid for bonds and interest
OF the llG,h and ll7th cals), Y9S3,0B; cur
rcncy balance, ~ I5G,5S2; coin balance, - 29S.
~. Including to-day's, the redemption OF bonds
OF he l1Gtn and l17th calls at this sub Treasury
amounts To Fll.3I5,53O. Money, as usual on Sat.
urdays, ruled easy. and the common rate Tor call
loans was per cent. and later per cent.
he noUeN orthy feature of the weekly bank state
men- Is an expansion OF loans. Tire loss In cash Is
L .Jf2,Z0O, and the surplus reserve il reduced
IL, OJU. 800. ne statement is made up on falling
averages Tor the res rye. The following are tbs
totals OF the statement and the changes from lass
week;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-29

in London British cOnSOls were lO2 81 o Tor both
money and act0unt--ln advance OF Is and 1-16
respectively. United States GIGS are quoted s.
higncr ar 1913, ana the others uuc. ,ug a, Il at
1223i aud 4 rs at llGls American railways we're
irregular, but generally are QuOtedat small declines
from yesterday, last ugurrs. At Pans Ercnch )
per cents declined 10 80 10 de- pIte Ofu fail ~ -ghs
exchange on London to 20 23l2 francs 10 the I.
rhe CiearpI- House statement to-day D., as fol-
lows: For the day-EXchangcs. 6I30,Gl7, 400;
balances. &3,7Z7656. For the week-1Xchau ges.
1897, SIO,OSO; balances, @26 033 5O7.
the United States Treasury now holds United
States bonds 10 secure National bank circulation,
1862 S1S, 1907 bonds deposited during the week.
- -}G. 500; bonds withdrawn during the week,
S3.O2s 500; National bank currency outstanding;
Currency notes 1851 ,SsS, 4S3 gold n0tet, VsOl9Oh
the customs receipts at Washing Ola today
amounted to rJ373oS, and the Internal revenue
receipts TO S37-,176 The Treasury ccelyed
$3.50 900 in National bank notes tor redemption,
the total of such receipts for the week, compared
with the same week OF 1851. being As follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-29

Total sll7GOoO si7sLOo
The following shows tho exports exclusive Of
specie from the Per, OF New-YOrN TO foreign ports
tor the week ending October u aud s.a,c ne be-
ginning OF the year, compared with tIe cOrre-
spending periods OF previous years
For the ss5 I:i7 so5goc7 9 31
Previously reported. S3lo6JI09 35o4jLol @702oosio
Total since Jan s8S99s5 824 sSl6olL6-5 s27s5l777s
Tn, following shows the imports 81 general mer-
cbamdisc and dry goods at the Port oi Naw-York
for the week ending October -. and since tie be-
glnnmg of he year, rs compared with me CORE
spending periods OF previous years:
5 e. K; $ :sa s53 3 ::lI
Total forthe wees s7O4a836 s75sO-eJ y75577s
Previously reported s03i51.iO7 a57s205jO iio9osSos
Total since Jan l s4OG JO6993 S5O5, OO555 tiIi,0SJs
The following arc the dry-goods import included
IN the above:
As e * "a; ri.
ESsis3 g ss3 H s!
The exports of specie tor the week ending Octo-
Der 2S ana since the beginning Of the year. "a CON-
pared with the corresponding periods ot previous
years: 49, ,ooo
reported t5SS.3 S fs s ;f:
Total since Jan l.. s70l67Ol 80 2S2.779 s4s,'GIla
The imports OF specie tor the week ending Octo-
Der % and the beginning of the year. as COM
pared with the corresponding periods OF previous
years.
ISL. lSsI.
For the week ...... S3.43 5l7 Sl.r9i.I2G s5@g2g
Previously reported. 46. ,b9792 6l.3s74H SO oOlI
Total since Jan. $40 $4,000 s524S2573 t4o'Lo'
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
LONDON oct 2S-l230 p. m.-ConsOls. Io25is for ooth
money and the account Erie 49,. do. second conso Vs
Atlantic Great Western ond mortgage trustees
uncaes 25 Pcnnsy Central, 65 Illinois Central y
Reading ~ q: New York. ontario and western, 80
Milwaukee and - Paul common, ll3i. . . u..,
LONDON. Oct. 25i:OO y. m-Atlantlc and tireAt MesS
ern mortgage trustees certucates 6Ol4 do secoD-
20 =. Illinois Genital. lj2t: Reading 3lR. New-NoFN "A'
tarO Western. 10 s.o.
LONDON. oct 2S-2OO p. m.-Parls aivca' quote ihie'
uer rentes as ul the account
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-29
THE ATTACK ON mr.. LYON

SCHWARTZ BELIEVED TO BE INSANE.
WHAT TIE SECRETARY OF TIE THIRD AVENUE
COMPANY sAYs-HABI5 THAT AFFECTED
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1882-05-18
A SPRING DEFENCE!.
How to RepeI the Assaults of Ill HeaIth-Dr
Kennedy's FAvORITE REMEDY
Means Something for You.

The months of March, April and May are the
three successive arches of bridge which cons
meets the season of ice and sleet with that Of
leaves and roses. No less in respect to health
than of outward natural phenomena is this
true. Spring is trying season for invalids,
and particularly for those who suffer, or are
liable to suffer, from Biliousness, Kidney COM
plants and Constipation of the Bowels, and
for women who are chronically subject to any
of the long catalogue OF physical ailments to
which their delicate sex is heir. Indications
of disease in spring should be needed at once.
A fatal attack may easily result from neglect
or disordered condition of the bowels. The
ounce of prevention may be where tons of
cure-or attempted cure-may be unavailing.
Are you vexed or troubled in spring with in>
digestion, torpid or d1sordered liver we Mt of
appetite. constipation or a feverish state of
the skin? If so, take without an hours un~
necessary delay DIR. Kennedy's FAVUR1TE
REMEDY. No medicine is so harmless and
yet so quick and positive in its action. Ii is
Natures own idea, condensed and made tap
gible by human skill. not leave home
of it in your valise. You cannot possibly put
one dollar in any other shape where it can
render you so essential service. The FA VOR>
ITE REMEDY is almost 1NSTA NTANEOUS
in its action, but does not tear you to pieces
with It's violence nor nauseafe you with dis
gust. 1t frees the Liver from Bile and sets the
machinery of your body into normal and
healthy operation. ReInem ber: DR.. d. Ken
nedy's FAV0RlTE REMEDY. Ask your
druggist for ii and take nothing else; price
One Dollar bottle.