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The daily gazette., 1882-11-03

All WIN desire that the honor of our State shall
he maintained and our honest people preserved
from the obloquy and dis race which would follow
should the Republicans, 1nder the leadership OF
Harrington 4 Co., get possession OF our Stnte
GOvernment; all who wish 10 maintain me
hiRh credit of Delaware, secured by the Wise,
honest and economical ad ninistration OF affairs
by Democratic oficials all who are n Iavnr Oh
real Constitutional reform which VIII cohuuce
to the welfare ana promote thcintercsts OF All the
people and not those of the few at tne eAhensge h.e
system of education for aI but no mixed S,d
the extrayaRance and whol ,sale robbery of the
Treasury by the present epnbllcan Congress,
aided by corrupt Republican officials, come out III
strength and show by your presence your deter
mination 10 prevent our stat e from falling INTO
the hands Of Il corrupt obi garchy who would
sauander your money and burden you with a en9r-
nous taxation. hoFS-at-OO
The daily gazette., 1882-11-03

The annual meeting of the Delaware Bap-
tist Union will be held In Bethany Baptist
church, Tuesday and Wednesday, Novem-
Der 2l and %, and the program is as fol-
lows:
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what WAS Done Then and There.

The 1S0th monthly (beingthe semi-annual
Grand) Distribution of the Louisiana State
Lottery took place the 18th day of December
as usual 100000, the first capital prize, fell
70 ticket o., 1882, which was sold in tenths OF
$40, 600 each, one of which was collected by
]. Drouett, of the Firemen's Insurance Co. of
New Orleans; one by w. G. Mcconnell, Tole-
dauo st. near st. Charles ST., New Orleans;
one by Miss Mary j. higgins, "a nurse in ].
l.. Kluwells family, Prospect and Frederick
streets, Washington, D. O.; two-tenths, OF
$50. 00O by A. Y. Ackerman, farmer at Mil
ford, Del; the remaining tenths, or $4,000,
were held by parties who did NOT desire any
publicity given to their names. The second
prize of $50, COO was drawn by No. 1872
The third by No. Co., O2 The fourth of SIO,-
600 each, by Nos. 1912, one-half held by
Vim. Page, 2,022 Carson street, Pittsburgh,
which IS, O00) were held by Geo. Ii. Theard
No. 26l Royal street, New Orleans; one by p
T. Simpson, No 81 Royal street, New Orleans
one by Capt Thos. Wall, No. SO Palmyra
street, New Orleans; two-tenths by L. De
PORTER, of Edgard p. O., st. John the Bap-
each, drawn by 1880, wholly held by j. NJ
Walker, DaRVille, Va, and Nos. 43, 800, 4, ego,
90, 267, sold in tenths, fell TO Geo. A. Bright
Carmi, ILL.,; John NJ. Reux, No. 3, go North
Nstreet, Georgetown, ID. c.; w. H. Portlock.
through w. Z. Campbell & Co., bankers,
York City; Jas. Casey, also of New York
City; +. Sites, No. COZ w. Girard avenue
Philadelphia, Pa; John H. Skidmore No. 80
Cross street (Charlestown) Boston, Mass; be-
sides many other thousands of dollars. The
full list of prizes and any more information
can be,had by writing TO II. A. Dauphin, New
Orleans, Ln., before the 14th of February.
when the next q41st) monthly drawing will
occur. Itcosts only 81 to buy whole ticket
or 81 q Lalf. D&w
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Mating +. clashes Longer.

From the New York Sun.
"Long eyelashes are in favor" said a
woman hairdresser. "The dash of ORR
entalism in costumes and faces turns the
thoughts of young women TO dropping eye
Iashes. l have several customers now
whose eyelashes are under my care. /
have a contract to make them longer. One
customer, an actress in tragedy, suspect,
insists that l shall transform her eyelids
into fringed curtains"
" How do YOU make eyeiashes longer "
with the tiniest pair of scissors [ trim
the lashes very slightly and anoint the
roots with salve made of two drachms
ointment OF nitric oxide of mercury and
one drachm of lard The lard and oint,
ment are well mixed, and after an applied
ton n camel's hair brush is used to wash
the roots with warm milk and water. The
eyes are apt to be infamed if the lady tries
to use the ointment herself. City women
have lack-lustre eyes which are greatly i'm.
proved by the elongation of eyelashes
The most powerful stimulant is decoctior
made of the, leaf of South American
shrub
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practicaI IIus,and HuntIng.

The New York Herald says: 1t is re-
lated OF Connecticut woman whose hus-
band died a short time ago, that instead q
lounging and languishing about until some
one asked her.to marry again, she plainly
announced that she wanted new hus,
band, and she named the price that she
was ready to pay for satisfactory article
OF course there were plenty of applicants
and at least one of them met with the
widows views, for there was a wedding
that very day. There is nothing romantic
about this sort of matchmaking, but on
the other hand, there is no nonsense about
it. Instead of listening to story
so tender and ardent that she
could not have the heart to CUES
ton the suitor's fitness for the place to
which he aspired, the widow adopted a
method that enabled her to talk sense
before marriage and learn what promise
there would be OF sentiment afterward.
She did not consume number of the best
years OF her life in wishing that one or an
other man would propose, but she ascer-
tanned, like n sensible woman, who was
Ieally in the market, and made her choice
from those that were available. Sentiment
taIists may sneeringly say that the man
married for money, but will they mention
any other man who failed to do likewise
when he had the chance? The widow and
her new husband began life with distinct
understanding, and without having had
any lovers Quarrels. Let sentimental cou-
pies who criticise them show better be-
ginning if they can.
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Life I'm the white House.
From Washington Letter.

FROM washington Letter.
President Arthur usually breakfasts be,
tween and 10 a. NJ, and dimes between {
and SP.M. His breakfast generally con,
sists of two or three kinds of meat, fish
fowl, eggs served in various styles, etc, ant
dinner is served in from six to ten courses
He is not very fastidious in his tastes
although he rarely eats what is known as
boiled dinner. Since he has been in the
White House he has never intimated tc
Steward Crump hislikes or dislikcs concern
ing the manner his food should be pre-
pared. He eats what is spread before hin
and appears satisfied. The domestic corps
of the executive mansion numbers Mint
persons. This does not include the driver
footman and ushers Miss Mary McGrath
who came with Mrs. Garfield, still remain!
in The position of housckeeper. She ha.
very pleasant manners, and seems TO have
a thorough understanding of her duties
Ann Eliza Herbert presides oyer the Gull
nary department.. She is well known il
the city, having lived here number OF
wears. The rest of the servants have beer
employed Mt the White House for mum
Der OF Yelrs.
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William ]. Coughlin, of Somerville, Mass
says: In the fall of 1876 was taken with
bleeding of the lungs, followed by severe
cough. l lost my appetite and flesh, and was
confined to my bed In 1877 1 was admitted
to the Hospital. The doctors said had hole
in my lungs as big as half dollar. At one
time report went around thatI was dead. ]
gave up hope, but u friend told me of DR.
William Halls Balsam for the Lungs. gol
bottle when to my surprise, commenced
TO feel better, and to-day feel better than fol
three years past.
81 write this hoping every one afflicted with
Diseased Lungs will take DR.. William Hall.
Balsam, and be convinced that consumption
can be cured. 1 can positively say it has done
more good than all the other nfedfCfnes'I have
taken since my sickness.
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mothcrsI NIothersl, aIotheI,. n,

Are you disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciating pain of outing teeth
II SO, go at once and get bottle of Mrs.
WinslOw's Soothing Syrup. 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer immediately-depen
upon it; there is no mistake about it liner.
is not mother on earth who has ever used
it, who will not tell you at once that it will
regulate the bowels, and give rest to the
mother, and relief and health to the child,
operating like magic. 1t is perfectly safe to
use in all cases, and pleasant to the taste, and
is the prescription of the Oldest and best
female physicians and nurses III the United
States. Sold everywhere. 25 cents a bottle.
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The People Who DO Not XIII Them

The People Who DO Not XIII Them
selves.
"Too much silverware at the start is a
dangerous thing for young couple" says
a modern philosopher, "for it calls for
other things to correspond, and will keep
the young man on strain to keep up ap-
pearances Iknew pair of brass andirons
to ruin man thirty years ago, and he has
never recovered from it, for they called for
a fender, and the fender called for q fine
rug, and the rug for carpet, and the car
pet for curtains and cornice, and so on and
so forth and fifth and sixth, until he got in
debt and tried to sell his house to pay out
and couldn't sell it, but the sheriff came
along and sold it just as easy. Extrava-
gance and trying TO keep up with the
neighbors is the great domestic trouble in
this country. II brings on financial dis
tress, and that causes speculation and en-
bezzlement and bamboozlement and ends
in whisky and suicide. There is no secur-
ity in this life but honest industry and
living within ones means. Folks who dc
that don't kill themselves.
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The Last Siege of1Fort Henry.

Editors ntelngencer.
In September of the current year, ont
hundred years will have elapsed since the
last desperate siege of Fort Henry trans
lpired, in which handful of brave heroes
withstood successfully the combined ut
tack OF we'll disciplined force OF British
troops aud their allies, the blood-thirsty
saSages.
The fort was located on the west side OF
Main street on bluff extending from what
is now Eleventh street, northwardly to and
including the house now owned and oc-
cupied by Or. Wingerter. formerly known
ofthe Knox property" -its location being
on what was formly styled Games Re
serve.
1t has been determined by the Directors
of the Wheeling Fair Association to cele-
brate the Centennial anniversary of this
event in an appropriate way. But to do
this successfully it will require the CO.
operation of the citizens of the Panhandle
counties generally.
would therefore respectfully suggest
that all persons possessing any relics, 1ndi-
an curiosities, or any books or manuscripts
bay ng bearing on this period of our early
pioneer history, communicate with me,
giving information as to the nature and
number of such articles as they may be
willing to loan for the occasion, together
with their names and residences.
1t is a cause of regret that, comparatively
speaking, so little effort has been made to
rescue from rapidly growing oblivion the
data which would have preserved tbelaboTs
and characters of those who figured SO
prominently in the early years of our pio-
neer history, and contributed so largely,
under Providence, TO the settlement and
development OF this portion of Western
Virginia. In a few brief years memoran-
da, letters and records, which still remain,
will, under some one or other of the infiu-
ences of accident, fire and moldering decay, |
be entirely obliterated, and thus posterity |
will bedeprived ofthe benefit Conformation |
and sources of knowledge which would
have been of incalculable value.
The directors of the Fair Association /
have set apart one day of the Exposition
in September next, which sto be devoted
to the celebration of the event herein re-
ferred to- Among other exercises histo-
rical address appropriate to the occasion
will be delivered.
The citizens of this and adjoining coun-
ties are earnestly requested to cooperate in
the effort to make the. contemplated occa-
sion one which will be an epoch in our
history, and worthy OF the event which
it is intended TO commemorate. Any
addressed to the under
signed in reference to the matter will re-
ceive prompt attention, and any suggestions
are invited and will receive respectful con-
Respectfully,
q r. .CpANs,ypP
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NEW YORK, January lO.-Sotton easier at Ia
II Lice futures steady. FlOuiYeaE receipts 500
uarrcls; exports $50 barrels; sIePerfne State and
Western 81 OOa4 IS; common to good extra 81 goa
81 Bag 90; extra ohio s. 2O4S 25;Nst. Louis 1Ou
%; Minnesota patent process S. Uea9 OO. Wheat
un-ettled; opening ut %llsO lower, afterwards he
came firm, recovered a14c OF the d6fIine, closing
bushels; ungFsdcd spring: red 81 DIAL 70: No. do
81 2l14Gi -: n,graded red 81 3Oa1 IS; Nd do 81 49,
No. 40 81 43I2ai a. new 81 45al 4517i old I'M
graded white q sl14al ISL, No. do 81 Ssl 49, No.
do, sales 200 bushels, AZ 81 4U1a1 AZ; new and
old 40. red january sales So 90 bushels at 81 43
al 49, closing al 81 4S1s; February sales SIS OO
bushels at 81 451Sal 45 closing at 81 44J5 March,
sales SS,OOO bushels at 81 471EaI 47s1; April,
5000 at 81 4S4 May, snles $4,000 bushclsat Sti9H
closing At 81 4sA. Corn 1Se lower, closing WAX
500 bushels: ungraded 63aTI1zc; Nos 69a691c; No.
G9I4c, new IlaTlL4c; old low mixed 76a7Sc; No. 2
white I9aI9Ec; no. 2 january 695s4691sc, closing
ut csc; February 701Ea7U1se; closing at 5O1zc:
closing az 7414e Oats, cash lots firm; options q
.hude easier; receipts 400 bushels; exports 500
bushels; white 5Oa5Sc western 49a52c Hay strong
and fairly active at 70a75c. Coffee quiet and un
changed; sugar IN fair demand and firm;
at 7-IGa7sSc. Molasscs foreign dull: New
Orleans firm at 53a65c. Rice steady Petro.
leum dull weak and declining; United SOISc:
crude 61$aT1{ci refined SIC. TAllOw firm: prime
city 5000 Rosin quiet and steady at 81 9T1Ea
245, Turpentine weak at 55<c. Eggs western fresh
dull and unsettled at 2sa29c Pork new M s
Sl7 37k. Reef quiet and firm. Cut meats quiet
and frmi long clear 50 sT1Ii short clear So 621<
Lard weak; prime steam S1l 31all 321% Butter firm
for choice at 12a40o Cheese S1Sallszo.
CHICAGO, January lo-Flour quiet and unehane.
ed. Wheat unsettled, but generally lower; No. 2
Chicago spring 81 2S cash: 81 2S1Sai5S5S January.
29h February 81 500 March; No g 81 lSaI 10 re-
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ChocoIate Cream Cakc.

To the yollls of four eggs, we'll beaten, add
two cups of white sugar, one cup butter, one
cup sweet milk, three cups flour having in il
one measure of BANNER" Baking Powder;
then add the whites of four eggs well beaten;
bake in jelly cake pans.
chocolate, grated, add one cup of white
sugar, two tablespoonful of corn starch, one
cup sweet milk, one tablespoonful extract
vanilla; mix we'll together and boil until il
thickens, stirring constantly; when cold
spread it on the layers of the cake.
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On rhirtr nnrs, rrinI.

We will send DR.. Dyes celebrated Electro
Voltaic Belts and other electric appliances
on trial for thirty days to young men and
older persons who are afflicted with nervous
debility, lost vitality, ETC., guaranteeing
vigor and manhood. Also for rheumatism,
paralysis, liver and kidney diff
oultes, ruPtures and many other diseases
Illustrated pamphlet sent free. Address
Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich. TrHs&w.
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Elected s7as2c Corn unsettled and lower; regul..
tsess c9sh; ysnuassi se
steady wfta iair demand at 451sfc cash; ~
sss nd ris 81 81 Il
4 Fiaxseed dun, weak and lower at igsali 2
1 Dressed hogs III fair demand but at lower rates
! l0a5 %: Pork active firm. higher and unsettle.
at SlT S5nI7 40 CASH St7 40 January 81 4a
y % Fehtuary 81 IOa1i I11 March, Sl1 sgall "
sl1 q caah and January; s11 211<aI1 80 FeorqaEy
Sl 42zsall 20 MsIchi gu poeli of7s april; 5ul
shoulders S. 10; short RIB 50 10; short clear s. S
Mhisky steady and unen,snged ~ y AL
and unchanged Oats easier at January
9tenspInnF 1szse Aaren' 1870 May. PROVISION
steady aud unchanged.
II CHICAGO. January 10.-The DroreFs Journal re
ports; Go. a.,
aSSssRscstpts 1900 head; s5ipmsnts
9 g; heavy packing end Shipping g l5as 90 thila
cGilssi lOa5 70. -',--. = -''' = ~ '',is
CattleTkeceipts 6,ooO head; shipments ESQ
So 25a6 So good to choice shipping steers 50 SOFAS 90
common On! to tsir q !5a5 % mixed butcher SSa
i0i mainly 50 O0a3 75; stockerS and feeders ~ Qua
4 ~ ,,,. - -. ~ -. !,
SSGO f6 sin gUV ~ an
1 Sodd i1 s. s6s 6 M69tans " oosa iS
cIseINSArr, January Cotton stronger at 111se
Etour hrIneti tatntiy 20 2ga4 40 fancy 20 foa9 ~
Wheat t strong; No; red winter e ~ Corn IN
goa aeInann put heayy reeespts nave depressed
me marKets; NO. Z mixed oe1za667z Oats stI0ng;
so5 PosS az ANY, ~ guy ~ q son az az
an Ia Rii fne,ts str,T,,r. ca s9il.
clear rib SsS5iIao iSil Rscon frIoer. sfnni1eTrss
81 5 clear rb siII 50. clear sin 20 "a hisisy SrmeT
at 81 Is: eon1binatinn sales ~ SHishet woods Idn
Ia rels On a basis ~ n II InItteT rin and nm
cnahseo. Linseed oil dun ana lower at 6oc.
cbanHed Rye or onjSt and tBchaS9ed uHS b e
&c lower; No red on trcl 81 Az: No red January
~ az M aT Sa 4SZs ~
Tic old sail yellow on track and at grain depot ike
now sail ON track TIC: steamer tnlcE zoe No 69La
zoe; sail and January 6SIla69Isc; February 70I4a
No: white 5l1Sa52c; No. 8 white 5la5l14c. Pro
visions hrnl. Lard firm. Butter duh except for
choice which Is scarce. Eggs weak at 24c. Cheese
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For constipation i'll children. don't force
them to swallow castor oil; try Denig's Worm
Syrup. A full dose at night, followed by a
smaller one in the morning, will do more
good than the oil, and will be readily taken,
because pleasant
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'rlNAscIAl AND commEnoIAL.
wheelinE 1gholesale lIarilet.
INTELIfoENCEHO OFFICE.
WHITENING, Tuesday, January 10.

w1KRhfNo, Tuesday, January 10. j.
: eratn.-The market during the week has bee
tbfihgs 81 IS aud comes I'M in good quantities Cor
brings zoe aud bids fair Ike wheat, 70 go up litt
higher Oats arc sold at 4Sc,
-Four. This branih Of trade continues firm, III
same prices Us those of the previous two weeks cor
tinuing. NE quote 81 00a4 80 for supertnei q ~
n Rye, So O0a6 25.
4 4feats.-A slack trade wfthno change In prices.
q Hams y to Is ID 10 ~
Baeon, -
PAIN SasoS 8
Family Pork lbarrel goo Ibs 90
Clear PORK 200 ~
Pure Leaf Lard, There's s5S y Y,
Halt Barrels, l5O lbs......,..... III
/ ." I" Pals 10 lbs...,.... ................ IS
=" one-half pals, 10lbs.......... 49,
i;Ti ~
Lard on Extra Western stFained...,........,... 30
White Miners OIL Winter strained ss
GrocerIe&-A good wholesale trade Is reported
with steady prices in all staples except sugars which
as predicted last week, are in IN excited condt
lion. Our qgetatsoas are higher for these goodi
prices, grocers Look for an increase. Quotations
arc given as follows: Coffee, fair 10jzc, good
Rio lie, prime lsc, choice 14c, best roasted
common S4a49c, prime 42a45e New Dreams = mo %
f0I e, powdered I01zc A coffee lOc Bszc prairie A
efiow aia Rice GToi8s chocs 5sc New eS
Orleans prime &C. RaRgoon &c.
FiSh-No. mackerel, bbls., 50 90; No. 2 medium
$40 co. These prices are advance of 81 co.
Wooden WdneS- Alarket steady. No. tubs, per
aSTe ~ s9Ss sS S 3 u @
6aiis 81 TO- keele per nest 81 s5 butter tubs ASH
lbs SIS epRcy s s. II s.
wash6oards. patent. per dozen, 81 75aS 20.
Sued Cor7I-l2lza per pound.
Il IN ST
standard, 1laISc 10alIc for country stock; wine
BeaaIs.~Receipts continue to come in slowly and
deniend; steady prime nayies s. 25aS 81 do med;
gm ms SS butter g DO s. 2aS 40 red kidney = 20
Ohio, and fS1za16c for New York. Sweitzer 15a
l7c according 70 quality. Limburger 12c.
Seeds-The prices are as follows: timothy 81 9oas 90
per bushel, and clover at So 0Oa6 80 for small and
- FeadsersAfi9e geese firm at eoaG5c; 5Oa55o for
NGis-The card rate remains unchanged; rate on
all nails, fence and brads from 1Od to Cd is s. 25.
Poultry hicGens good supply in market; at
Roae5GRernains the same at 22a2ic per pound for
new clover. California, 2ga22c per pound; New
York in cases, lsa2Oc Buckwheat. l5al6c strained
7aLio.e-Market steady; country eas1zc perpOund;
=. ta,etf Goods-A very slow trade and no change
81 any consequence characterized the Past weeE.
cams Peaehes S g. Pc Pe e%ns
6 8 70 ISms s5oS En- n cans 81 seal g.
ans, 81 30 RaspberTes. n cans, 81 Is Fi1ms 2
b cans, 81 40al 40. Lima beans, 10 cans, 81 IS,
string 8 l5 Cove oysters, M cans, light, 65c full
fTatts-Naiaga Grapes 81 5oa5 90 per keg or 4oc
per pound; apples prime large stock In good de |
nand a ~ 5Oa3 80 per barrel; small and inferior
IL 50 per barrel. Ounces s. OOa2 So per busheI
Dried Frtits-we quote Apples at Sa9c for sliced
ID i7aiSe pitted cherries 22aSSc raspberTies 3oISe
9laek CID 1.alSe; Frunss rs Currants SIC
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CARBuEK1Es Felons, Boils Sores of long
standing, such as Ulcers, Assesses, ETC., posi-
lively cured without the aid of knife or
poultiee, by using Mrs Julye Myers Drawing
and Healing SaSe. Piles, Salt Rheum Ery-
sipelas, Soft and liberated Corns, ChiIblafns,
etc, 1t has never e ed to cure. For sale by
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New Yorlk Money and STOOLS.


NEW YORK, January 'IO-MoSEY-3a6 Der cent,
closing ut per cent. Prime mercantile paper 6a1
per cent. Sterling eXchungc, bankers bills steady
at ~ 81 70; deInanu 81 s555.
GovERNNESTs-Quict and unchanged.
. y Is, eNtended...-IuO4 Iehigh 4 H1Iks...1 o71s
u s. 5s, tG.tstSt. r. & Sx City ISIS ITO
Us. Use u Pacific bonds lists
Is, coupons U. r. Land Grants-ll3
PRcitC 6s OF '95.......l25 p s. +. Bonds.l23Lf
central Pacific, lst.u3 Texas Pacific I'd Gus. 49,
Ere seconds...... 9Ssl Tex. Pac. r g. DIV. 500
Suffered
tied:
STATE sEcURrrrEs-Fairly active.
louisiana consols g Virginia 6s........ 81
81. Joseph...............-lUS1 nut. coupons GO
Tennessee Ss new. Sc "Gare6 GeieFrea i't
SToCEs-Share speculation opened in tho mnin
1sal per cent higher than the closing quotations
Louisville & Nashville opened "A per cent lower.
In the early dealings there slight advance III
the general list. subsequently there was stendy
decline TO noon, prices sci ing down 1aI per cent
cStern Union, Northern PGCiuc preferred, Wabash
preferred, ST. Paul, Union Pacific Missouri Pacific
and Delawa e. LacKuwunnH Il Western being the
most prominent theIein. The lowest point OF the
day was here reached. In the early part of the
afternoon prices advanced and so continued to
the close, the market selling up 10 per cent, the
latter for Michigan Cenual: Denver & Rio Grande,
Lake Shore, Wabash preferred. New York Central,
Western Union, Reading and Canada Southern were
also prominent i'll the upward movement. The
market closed firm at the highest figures OF the day.
The Commercial Bulletin Say OF the Reading Rail
road election; 1t Is understood here that Vanuer-
bits support OF GOwen is oil condition of the full
ii Governs promises are 100 straight and cannot be
made good, then Vanderbilt will vote for the can
didatO of McAmont. McAlmOnt denies that they
have any understanding with MIN, but their repre-
seltAtives say freely that they are willing to
operate with him or with any one else who has
power TO improve their properly.
rrAn
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pon,tDie in the House.

Ask druggists for Trough on Rats" 1t
clears ont rats, mice, bed bugs, reaches, YER
min, fiiss, ants, insects; 15c per box