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A TERRIBLE AFFAIR.
Doctor Anderson Howard Instantly
Killed by Train on the c., l.,
Il. L. and C. Road.
His Daughter Also Hurt and Not Elk
pected to Live.

Another one OF the many railroad acci-
dents which happens here occurred last
night, but this time near the town Oh
New Augusta, in this County, about
eveu miles from the city. About
x.o5 o'clock last evening. as the
passenger train on the CT l.. St J. /. a.. -1 =.
Road was coming il from Lafayette, car
rage drove up on to the crossing al the viii
LACE of New Augusta. The engine struck IL
almost as soon as il drove up. Inc buggy
was torn beyond recognition and scattered
all along the track for some distance. The
horse has not been seen since, but prooaoly
escaped hurt. The occupants, DIR. AndeT-
son Howard and daughter, were thrown
ont DR.. Howard being instant
lv killed. His neck and jaw
were broken, his head crushed in and his
shoulders crashed and broken. The lady
WIS his daughter Mary, who is aged aooul
twenty-three years. She was rendered I'M
conscious by the collision. Her head and
neck we're the seat of the injuries she suS-
tanned. The base of the skull was injured,
her lower teeth Knocked in and her
right eye bruised and closed,
There was little blood
from below the eye, but not to amount to
anything.
The train stopped as soon as posslele anu
backed up to the scene of the disaster. The
corpse of DIR. Howard was taken, with Miss
Howard, on board, and brought to the city
The body of DIR. Howard was taken in charge
by Flanner & Hommown, undertakers
and Miss Howard was taken to the
Surgical Institute. Atalate hour last night
Sentinel reporter called at the Institute
and was informed by DR.. Minnlck that Miss
Howard was yet unconscious, and that Il
would probably take till morning to tel
whether or not she woald live. Coroner
Maxwell viewed the remains OF Dr.. Howard
about o'clock. The examination OF wit
nesses will begin to-day.
From what could be learned last night II
appeared that the two unfortunate people
were on their way from their heme in Pike
Township to the Church near Crown Hill
Cemetery. This appears probSble, as thu
deceased was sitting on the right side OF the
buggy, and wzs struck first by the
engine. He was not only prac
ticing physician, but minister
and also q farmer, and owned the splendid
farm on which he lived. Re is said to have
been quite wealthy man. He was between
fifty and fifty-fve years OF age.
Mr.. Flanner went at once to notify tn
family of the $50 affair, apon the arrival o
the body in the city. There are lefG sever
children and the widow, the children al
being grown.
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Mrs. Anna g. Fourourean, of San Marco
Tex, wife Of q Yell-known and influential
citizen of that place. writing under date OF
May 81, 1881, saws: '-1n the spring OF 1873
deep cold settled on my lungs; had
Dreadful cough, accompanied by daily levers,
sleepless nights, indigestion, loss OF hesh and
strength, mental depression and hemor,
rhages from the lungs. This state continued
for eighteen months notwithstanding bad
the treatment of good physicians. By this
time had lost all vitality, spent most OF Inc
time In bed, cQughed centinually, raising
large quantity OF deep yellow mucus and
after little sleep in the latter part OF the
night | would awaken drenched Dy night
sweats. and 30 Frustrated that could not
raise myself in bed until had taken q little
brandy | began to lose hopes or life. My
husband and my neighbors thought l could
not possibly live. About this time your
Compound Oxygen Treatment was brought
to our notice. My husband immediately
sent for it. 1 stopped the use OF all me-, -
cines and BEGAN the Treatment. | ,sas too
weak at Hrst 10 take IL for as l..,nea time as
two minutes, but gradr.AI the inhalations
increased in length and strength, and would
| leave such = Gvrightful sense of reliet to my
lungs tD,4t l loved 10 inhale. My fevers
grew Uynter each Gay until had none. Two
! week from the beginning OF the Treatment
] began 10 feel ike a new person; could take
I walks; fo2z-d myself singing while at my
| work; indeed, scarcely recognized my owl
self; nr flesh increased, and | felt sac
looked younger. l used the Treatment
four months faithfully; after that irregular
ly for several months, and at the end o
twelve months from the time began 1t
had no cough; no sign of lung diseases il
other words, was well. Itism thsus yea
| since | left off taking the Oxygen, and hay
had no return OF the disease" Our Treats
on Compound Oxygen, its nature, actor
and results, with reports OF cases and ful
information, sent free. DIS. STSRKEY
PALEN, 1IO9 and I10I Girard street, Philadel
| nhis Pa
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GENERAL MARKETS.
Produce Markets,

NEW YORK. Jan. 29.-Cotton-Dull ct 10 3-l6
alO 7-l6c; futures steady; January, l0.11c;
February; &c l2c; March, 10 25c; April 10 S9c;
10 92c; September. l0.6lc; October 10 p; Novem-
Der, i0.l0c Flour-Dull; receipts. 1900 bbls;
exports, g 200 bbls; superine State and Western.
So 4O(G3 so; common To good extra, So S5@t SO;
good 10 choice, 81 60@7; white wheat extra, So =
a. 25; extra ohio. So 9U@7; St Louis. So 90G7 rs:
patents s. S9gs 20 osr et
covered from the decline. advanced title, Cos
ing steady; receipts 9S,6o5 bu.; exports, lOl 800
6I No spring noninai; ungTaoea req q ls ~
al II; No. red. 81 1919; ungraded white. soc
gSl 251k; No. do, 961lc; No. do, sales OF
Zoo Sa At 81 lSi s steamer sso Of GO 81 o DO
at 81 l45zal IS; February, sales of $4,000 bu.
at 81 l41Sl 155k, closing at 81 l514: March, sales
OF LOU ou al 81 a nSz1 -; c isi c1
ing at 81 1871 May. sales OF 10000 Du. at 81 1875
81 202s closing at 81 2014. Corn-h@le lower;
receipts l4ooo 6I; exports, SU.U D4 unsr 30
6Sd6Sl<c; elevator, tic delivered; old 10 2white.
75c; ungraded white. Csc; No. 2, January, GIG
6s1sc closing at 671,c; February, 67sza6Ssc clos
ing at SIC: March. 67aE@6sc closing al 67sSc
April, 7$s967xc, closing at 61ssc; May, Co %
&C, closing at 661<c. OATS. lower receit,ss
II, 100 bu.; exports, none; mixed western, 4Sa49c
white do, 45@52c. Hay-Quiet at csc. Coffee
Quiet and unchanged. Sugar-Dull and weak;
fair TO good rennery, S54@7c Molssses- quiet
united, size; crude. 7s71Ic; refined, 5sz@Izsc,
Taiiov-Firm at sgE@s1sc. Rosin-stesdy at 81 90
al OK. Turpentine firm ct 53c. EggE West
ern flesh, 2792Sc. Pork-New mess, SIS 371s@
Is IS; options neglected Beef-Quiet. Cut meats
Dull aud weak; long clear middies go 20. Lard
Higher; prime steam, $40 97<911 co: February,
$40 sjal0 %; March. Gil 079ll TO- April, Sill 17G
IL 2l May sll 269ll 81 JuDe. Sll 81; July. Gil IS.
Butter-DulI al l603sc. Cheese-Quiet and I'M
changed. Lead-Quiet but firm; common, u 20;
refined, 81 1894 50.
CHICAGO. Jan. e-Flour-Quiet and I'M
charged. Wheat-Demand sctve aud unsettled !:
regular. 81 or January; 81 0214February; 81 03z
March; 81 0414 April; 81 os1s9l os14 Msy; No.
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Cansumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed in his hands by an East
Indian missionary the formula of a simple
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure
for consumption, bronchitis, catarrh, asth-
ma, and all throat and lung affections; also,
positive and radical.oure for nervous debil-
ity and all nervous complaints, after having
tested its wonderful curative powers in
thousands of cases. has felt it his duty TO
make It known to hissuffering fellows. Ac.
tuated by this motive and desire 10 relieve
human suffering 1 will send free of charge,
to all who desire it, this recipe, in German,
French or English, with full directions for
preparing and using. Sent by mail by ad
dressing with stamp, naming this paper,
w. A. Noyes, 149 Powers Block, Rochester,
n "
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Can't Do IL.

Attorney General Hord has made up his
mind to shut down upon the practice of
delivering opinions on every legal question
to Justices and Notary Publics, and has is
sued the following circular which sites the
laws governing his office. which is asfollows:
Section 7. The Attorney General shall be re-
quired to attend to the interest of the State in all
suits, actions or claims in which the state Is or
may become interested IN the Supreme Court.
Sec 8. HE shall be required 70 give his legal
opinion 10 the Governor touching any question
or point Of law In which the interest of the State
may be involved and give his opinion 10 any
other State officer touching any question or Doint
of law concerning the duties of any such officer,
aud likewise to either House Of General Assembly
on the C0nstitutOnality of any existing or pro
posed law. whenever required so 70 do by resolu-
lion Of such House."
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A Fraud.

CHICAGO, Jan. 2s.--A man giving the name
OF w. G.. Dlckey, claiming TO have escaped
from the NewhalI house fire With severe in
iuries was arrested here to-day. IL appears
Ne bought anumber of bills OF goods to the
'. lue of several thousand dollars from
VIII olesale houses yesterday, and in payment
prea ented checks on the First National Bank
Of O. O0kstpD, MINI. II was discovered that
he Ia nor the man Of that name whom be
reprsss nted himself to be, and who has
store Ia Minneapolis. He is held without
definite G asrpe pending discovery ssto the
value OF the checks given A ieleeraDs was
received FROM Milwaukee asking the Police
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stops hawking. sD0ffiing. running Dostriis
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Twenty Years n Sufferer.
r. V. Pierce, NJ. D., Buffalo, n. Y:

DEAR SIR-Twenty years ago 1 was wrecked
on the Atlantic 0cean, and the cold and ex-
posure caused a large sbscess to form on
each leg. which kept continually discharg-
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! am yours, WILLIAM RYDER,
81 Jefferson street, Buffalo, \. Y.
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to hold him. 1t is believed be is the man
who fraudulently collected money there as a
Newball House snfferer. The prisoner says
he did not intend to take the goods, but
played merchant In order to get drummers
10 take him around the city and show him
the sights,
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Foreign Money and stocks.

LONDON, Jan. 29.-Copsols for money. l02 Ills
account l08 316. United States securities
New SIS. extended, l25%. Railroad StOcks-llli
noIs Central, SOY: 'Pennyslvania Central t2h
New York Central. 800; Erie. ~; seconds, %
Reading 49, observation-disclosures; 61s965ss
spirits, 7s<gSHs.
PARIS, Jan. 2e.-Rentes. 7sf he.
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Tns P-cvia;en Market.
Eclcsns. in o,oss: 50; IN gEt. axe

3aueegee- EolcRns, in cloth. So: In gEt, Skc.
beinH are me present loooing prics-.
Smoked Helts-S. o. Fans: Te1 AMI IL eSs.nl
sy.. 1s1ko; 10 pounds sv.. tS1ko; l7f Fe6n0E, ~.
lSk % pounds aV., 1870.
fOfniA hams, lOc: hacon clear ddeR, ll14o; do
lacks, 111zc; spiced roll, lie.
Dried Beei-I3c.
ihS SIS 0c: bean pork, per Dbl, 400 lba. e21 90.
Family Beef-s s. 90.
Lard-Kettle rendered leaf. IN Gerces, l2c; IN
half barrels and so III. tubs 1870.
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szxscenaneous Markets.
LIVE STOCK.


Indianapolis 1--we stock EzSrksa.
STOCK YARDS. jan %.
Cattle-ReceipiS, 100 head; shipments, "a head
Shipping steers very dun and but few changing
hands. Coed tn prime butchers COWS and helfers
steady while common and medium are quiet
with several s1usold We nuote.
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OIIs.
ANTWERP. Jan. 2e.NPetroleum-2


TITUSVILLE, Jan. 29.-Ofl-Opened at 81 Oh;
highest 81 OF; lowest, S1zp, and closed at SIZE.
Shipments January u aud 3, 81 ,4S bblS; char
ters, LOAF bills; runs, sos. coo bbls-
PITTSBURG, Jan. %. = Petroleum-Wesk and
lower; closed at g71<c: refined, T4475se Phila-
delphis delivery. The afternoon market was
weak and tending downward: opened at soc. de-
cliped steadily, and closed at 97zc- TRANSACTIONS,
2,3S7 COO bills
OIL CITY, Jan. 90 -Oil-Tt opened this morn
ing with sales at 81 osS91 05< broke to $3.50, re-
covered 10 81 90, and then worked De ok ana forth
between 99LcGnd 81 O0fOr some time, finally break
tn 9S;zc, then 10 rallied to S9c and the session
closed with 9S5sc bid. Il opened this afternoon
at 9S1sc advanced to 81 CO. broke 10 $3.50, re-
covered to 81 CO. broke to $40 at S:l5, ard closed
at 971Ic. Total sales. 2S0l, OU0 bbls.
BRADFORD. Pa. Jan 29-Oil-Although there
were no feature in the field situation to day
the market was very weak. owing mainly
to the pounding OF the bears and their hesviDg.
selling opened at 81 COZ thst proved TO be the
highest price of The day, gradual falling OF to
99c 1T the close of the morning session. and grow
ing still weaker I'm the afternoon until &c was
reached at the close. Sales. 1,64s Oo0 bbls total
shipments Saturday and Sunday 6l,4sI bbls;
charters, q ,0sS bbls.
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The wretched weather and bad country roads
have done much toward retarding general mer-
camille business which at best was only fair.
Values are well maintained, but II business does
not improve there is likelihood of prices going to
pieces.
GRAIN.
Little doing on 'Chlnge yesterday and the
feeling altogether was one OF dullness and mac
tivity. There was a breach between buyers and
sellers that prevented trading The former are
Indifferent and the latter disincined TO let go at
quotations. Arrivals are falling of and the grad
ing not so well.
Corn was quiet and trihe weaker. There vas
not 20 much faith displayed In either spot or
futures. Local dealers offer full price for good
grades.
oats were unchanged with all spot offerings In
good demand.
CHICAGO GRAIN REVIEW.
CHICAGO, Jan. 29.-Regular wheat active and
unsettled; closed ss914c higher than Saturday;
sales, 81 OlAgl O21s January; 81 Olh@l oIaE
February; 81 O21<9I C3>s March; 81 OSsz91 o45s
Aprl; eI O7H@l Os15 May; winter. 81 Al spring.
81 O. On call sales rs GOO bu. regular, 900 bu.;
winter not quotably changed.
Corn, Active, unsettled and lower unde
heavy receipts; closed ss9l5sc lower than sstur-
days, latter for near futures; sales at 66967Ec
January; 55@5sszc February; 545s9553zc March;
5Ss<057szc May. On call market excited under
rumors the Court would grant J. b. Lyon per-
petual INDUCTION restraining those to whom he
sold January corn from collecting margins OF
selling them out on gIound OF the existing corner
In that option. January opened DC lower than
close Change, sold right down 7c closing al
5Sc amid much excitement Diner futures IN
sympathy at ASlc lower sales .6io, GOO gu.
Oats quiet and &c lower; sales - 365<@Ssc
January; 36zk a371Sc February; 3l14g31ssc March
S9aS9Iic May. On Call--5sles l30, 600 Du.; shade
weaker to 14c higher.
sI7 9aaI7 rs January: SI7 27%9l7 35 February
| sl7 45@l7 So March; 81 s5ai7 % May. On Call
sales, 8 $50 bbls: frmer but not quotably higher.
| Lard modera ely active AID &C higher; sales al
$40 67llalO 40 January; $40 671Sml0 AZ February;
| $40 Sl&GlO S7% March; Sil 07&9il ~ May;
sil l2h@lI is June. On Call--Sales. 1000 bbls.i
Visible supply of grain for Jsnuary-Wheat, H.
10 COO bu corn, 9576.UO0 bu.: oats, 1900 bu.
barley, 2,79l, 900 bu.; rye, l'4SaO vo ou.
BRITISH GRAIN TRADE.
LONDON. Jan. 29-Mark Lane Express says:
Prospects OF the growing wheaterop are about the
same es last week, but the outlook for spring crl
tivation gets materially worse as the season adj
vances, and weaker feeling In English wheat al
the close OF the week. Flour weaker. Trade in
foreign wheat of; stands restricted by higher
rates. Supply. OF wheat In LONDON comprises
| s l52 quarters from India, 0s4 from Germany.
3 $50 from American Atlantic ports and $40 from
| Russis- American maize cheaper. Barley firm
Sw, lui Tsd winf csinS 81
higher. Demand for wheat cargees atl at or ship
ments slackened in the past week. aud business
doue chiefly in Russian grades sales OF English
Ehest during the week 62 SO quarters at l0s i'd
per qsyser against 40 sSs quarters Al 46s Sd. cor
RESPONDING period last year
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whisky.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 2e.-whisky-Quiet at
81 l71a.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 29.-Whisky-Quiet at 81 Ia.
LOUISVILLE. Jan. 29-whisky-Quiet and
unchanged al 81 IS.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 29.-Stesdy and unchanged
at 81 49,
CHICAGO, Jan. e-Whisky-Unchsuged
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. %. = Whisky - Un-
changed.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 2g.-whisky-stesdy
Western rectified, IS 20.
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Isp.ArA.onIs wHol EsALa HARKrn

.hoi DC s q ssss @: hSss. 81 4Oei s: lssS:s
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Drug Market.

Alcohol. q 2502 50; calonnel 55cztl a. can
phor, S05Sso: cocht1el, Cc9T0ei chlcroforra. sos
$50; gum opium. "a 75es5 90; indigo. 81 o0gS 90
morphine, IS 6oes rs. Oils-Cestor, q 25Q1 80;
nso. tsenderson's) e. 1898 90; lemon Sander
songl, IS 25eS so. Quiuire. p. q W., u 50S1 20;
ctnchOnidiA 7. & W.. 81 GOAL e5. American btcacb.
soda, 1850; English do, 5e<e3so. Snuf-Gerretts
2oT packs, 81 IS per dcs los bottles, IS 50 pfl
doz. FloYe's sulphur, 4@6c. Turpentine. eo@eSo
ss<c. Iodine, 81 75es %. todide potash, @ 70
Gloves, s59l0c. Rhubsrb, eOc 9Sl 25. Window
siass, 60 and 10 per cent; double 90 and % Del
cent. OF
Iron and Steel Market.
Bar Iron-occ rates; hoop Iron, SOC rates; Nor
way ard Swede iron, &C rales; herse shcc iron, &c
Horse Shoes-Burden 4 Perkins. per keg S. 90
mule shoesS per eeg advance; Horse Shoe Nails
Northwestern, Globe, and Perkins, per box. IS 60
Cast Steel-Best American, per ID, 15c spring
steel o.: tire steel SC; toe csik steel, SC; machsn
| cry steel, 6esSc. Nails-s3 60.
/ miscellaneous Maraetc.
Homaosk sole, 2S9sso; oak sole, a6e41c; Penn
] Ulvnnia harness leather, S7eAo; harness iessbe
sl@SSc; bride leather, per do2, seen; 0omests
Kip, e0GSoc; French zip, s5o@Sl 20; domestic cali
| s0c@s1 10; French Cali, q local e6.
0ils--Wequote: Anssed. raH. 52@56 boiled
oaiiog oil. 19Gs0c; straits on, o1cs5sc: bent
| a0eslsc; coal Oh, Indiana lsgsl test, ia 912c
1892 test, i9gl2xc: water whits, 15oo, i0c.
| Timers SuppGics-Hs quote:
Best charcoal TIN, O. lOxi4, 1<J20 eno 1s2Js
81 e5Ipsr hox z, lox1S. 14x20 and I2xl2 IS Is Pc
box; O. I<x2o. rOoaDg TN, IS 30 per box: O. 2oz2
III Bi-cT,. 49oc: n @ iron. &c; kooysheGd sal
vsnizsd, S31S rent. discount. sheet sine. &
Copper boa a7ls. 293. PlacIslsd copper, Se940;
Solder, 15&lSe, Wire. 60 per cont. oE Ert
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Rye-Dull and nominal; coo bid, no SELLERS
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COMM

The wretched weather and bad country roads
have done much toward retaIding general mer-
camille business. which at best was only fair.
Values are well maintained, but business does
not improve there is likelihood of prices going to
pieces.
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GOVERNMENT sKouRrTIss.

1ssrliny, 90 days.... S2l< per Gems OK. CIV. 81
narling zaht......... So, U. 8. l1<s....--.- l2z
per cent. bonds 4,SNew q. 3. fr......-.-.l1ez
HcTE-The purchasing price for 6o7ernmenl
sands IN Indisnepo polls varies rom 0es Few IorE
szoS&tcnn AtS1 Per ccEt.
National Republican., 1883-11-23
Cotton Market.
Tho following are the opening prices

November l04
December ... ...., l05
January .... ... 1916
February. TO-
March....... .... lilo
April .... ..... H.
May IL.
June ll.3
July II 4
August ,,,... II, 8
National Republican., 1883-11-23

BALTIMORE, Nov. 22.-Virgina 6s, deferred, 916
do. consolidated, 81 do. second series. 37M pas
due coupon, 60; new 1040s, Sil5; new 3s, t3
North Carolina 6s, old, 107 bid to-day.
National Republican., 1883-11-23
oAnsrAID. MCCALL & Co.'S Renowned Orator
How u ChinamRn Can be n Marquis.
Lnndnn MLLLsLrnllh Nalna.
In the matter of tho Mnrnnis Tseng. "H.

In the matter of the Marquis Tseng, "H.
A, g." recently from Shanghai, has kindly
enlightened me on this point;
There are five degrees of nobility in China,
for the Chinese terms of which it became
necessary to find approximate English equiv
alents. Hence the use of duke, marquis,
earl, viscount, and baron, as applied to Chi
nese high officers Of state.
These titles are conferred ON deserving sub
jects, and are hereditary in the following
limited sense: The eldest son of an official
who has been made o duke becomes at his
fathers death o marquis the marquiss
eldest son becomes at his fathers death an
earl tho earl's son becomes q visoount, and
so on, there being fall in rank in each gem
Grafton until the peerage Is extinct.