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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-01-26

Fred Douglass, the we'll known
colored leader, was married i
Washington city Thursday TO Miss
Helen ri. Pitts, white, formerly Oh
Avon, N. Y. The wedding which
tool; place at the house OF DR..
Grimke, ofthe Presbyterian church,
was private, only two witnesses be-
ing present. The first wife OF
Douglas, who vas a colored woman,
died about a year ago. The woman
he married Thursday is about IS
years of age and was employed as a
copyisti in his Office while he was
marshall Of the district. Douglass
himself is about 70 years cid. and
has daughters as old as his present
wife.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-01-26

The act relating 10 the Sale Of H.
quors in the town Of Sardls brought
the temperance question 10 the
front on Wednesday. A sentiment
seems to be growing in favor O;
local option, as prohibItory meas.
ures r in many cases null and
void. As Mr.. Montgomery remark
ed, during the discussion On the
bill, "he had never been in a town,
where the sale Of liquor waS prohIb-
tied by law, where he could not gel
all the liquor he wanted, and at any
time" Mr.. Settle made a strong
appeal tor the postponement of the
bill and spoke elOquentIy at inter
walls on the question. JACKSON
Clarion.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-01-26

Fl. B. Lacey, Esq Circuit Clerk,
Chickasaw county, Miss, says: q
have received material benefit
from Browns Iron Bitters."
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-01-26

DR.. Jno. 7. Murry was a member
of the special committee appoint
ed to visit AMI inspect the Asylum
at Meridian.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-01-26

Senator George, on the 18th, in
trodUced a bill ito quiet certain
land titles in he Stare Of Mississip-
Pr
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-01-26

That's a common express
sion and has a world Of
meaning. How much SUI
Sering IS summed up in it.
The singular thing about
it is, that pain in the back
is occasioned by SO many
things. May be caused by
kidney disease, liver COM
plant, consumption, cold,
rheumatism dyspepsia, over
work, nervous debility, &c.
Whatever the cause, don't
neglect it. Something is
wrong and needs prompt
attention. No medicine has
yet been discovered that
will so quickly and surely
cure such diseases as
BRowN's IRON BlTTERs, and
it does this by commencing
at the foundation, and max
ing the blood pure and rich.
VIM. P. Marshall, Of LOgans.
Port, Indiana, writes: MY pife
has for many years oeen trou-
bled from pain in her back
and general debility incident
to her sex. She has taken one
bottle Of Browns Iron Bitters,
and l can ~truthfully say that
she has been so much benefited
that she p%ronounces it the
only remedy OF many medi.
cineS she has tried"
Leading physicians and
clergvmen use and recon-
mend Browns IRON BIT-
TIERS. 1t has cured others
suffering as you are, and il
will cure you.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-01-26

A cHED that wakes with Group
should have d dose OF Piso's Cure.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-01-26
. TO

See tbs petty baby.
Ey7sso big al Clue;
Knows a great ds4l, a,ybs,
Bat only say, 90, o.
Hands liks Balls Of cotton, =
Feet 50 pink AMI fat;
Where e'uiI the KID have gotten
Hands anl feat like that?
Cheeks so round AM cbuFy,
And such a-such a nose!
Hair SO short AMI dlEv,
And gracious, sac those toes,
Looks at e verybody,
As If it knew them all;
Does it want some roddy;
lsitgolns to squali!
Yes, its going TO Do it,
LIsten hoy it hlller.!
Mamma wouldn't sell it.
Far 8 D.5)O, 900.
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SUNDAY. Sept li-p, m.

SUNDAY, Sept li-r M
neyond doubt the excessive aud unreasonable he of
last week was something OF an obstacle To oufeht aiH
movements hut Il will bo an error Ia charge 10 that
cause alone the generally unaaisfaetory character "' W
weeks movements in commercial circles Tho heat all
not delay the exporting OF hhgle buAhhl Oh graz" "
bale of cotton II did eect the immediate sale OF season.
able goods by retailers but probably made no chAnge
the country merchants calculations Of his wants OF airy
gooa grocerss &c for an expected OF ordinary
temperature dd II delay the preparation for hu'
whatever may have been the immediate enect upon
trade OF the hot spell It has emphaszei the AGRICULTURAL
reaus last estimates Of ls0OOOOOOO bushes as INC
outcome OF this years crop. large part OF INC
crop now Ia entirely beyond damage by frost and every
day adds TO that condition large percentage OF the To
mainder The Bureaus estimate OF the wheat crop
places it at 500 OF bushels So cheap bread ana
meats are secured for coming year The prices nov"
ever TO be realized for the bOunieous yleu
are not likely prove satisfactory to the producer
and for that reason their movement may NC
DELAYED and part Of the benefit lost by the farmer
in holding this years crops II next year he was
not going to raise another The receipts Of wheat at
the western points however large last week. but the
movement eastward and the exports we're only
moderate II has been stated that Of the wheat
that lately has been shipped was not sold but sent
out on American account; in fact, a Leading grain
journal OF England recently complained that shipments
on American accounts kept English markets overloaded
Our farmers should comprehend that OF wheat from east
OF the Rocky Mountains me exports for the year ehded
septe nber l. 1854, amounted only 10 about 02oOoooo
husbels arains- 72.OOO.OOO bushels for the
preceding year. and compare this years crops OF
the principal wheat growing countries Of the Eastern
Hemisphere with those of last year they are compiled
below official reports; 100 represents an average
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TIE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE Of yesterday was crowded
with news from every part of the world, together
with many other features Of general interest.
Among these the following may be mentioned: \
special cable letter from London about Egypt ana
China English politics; the latest information
about the wheat crop in this country Professor
Richard A. Proctor some methods of weighing
the earth: letters from the people showing the
prowth of THT TRIBUNE in circulation; the weeks
social doings at the summer resorts; reviews OF
recent fiction; correspondence from staff COZ
respondent of The Tribune about camping ex-
per,ences In the Adirondacks; d" The Broadway
Note- Bookn -; Some Men About Town y a London
letter from go. W S." about Mr. Giadstone's recep-
ton in Ednburgh: regular correspondence from
Constantinopci a Paris letter from lnE lmnrNrs
regular correspondent; letter from Robert Bu-
chauan about American authors ana literature u
description Of fall fashions for men; special news
letters from San Francisco, New Orleans Chicago,
Boston aud Philadelphia; Mi Edgar fawcctt"
Social kilhuucttcs No. NJ, "A Nineteenth century
Titania ', "Was it the Dead startling letter ON
an alleged instance of naturalization ana many
extracts giving She cronm of the English and Amer
lean press. The days news was fully given aud
the following ia brief summary of the leading
topicsi
FoRrfaN.-The situation IN China was discussed
nj a Cabinet Council ia Parts. @ Colonel Coct-
logan favors the suak m borDcr route for the relief
~ khartouin. -- There were $40 deaths from
Shniofa IN Naples IN twenty four hours.
comnilttoe OF che English bondhoders of the Enc
,oad bavn made report - itcuafattona are
in progrenA for tho meeting of tho three Emperor,
DoMrsfic.-A oolofod man 81 Connecticut mui.
dered his wifn with an axe. a la irNaa, negro
WAS ynohed. Ez= Francis NJ l9lincs oi hogion,
died -. Continued trouble with the etikmg
miners -= Active campaign work Ia OHIO aud
ssachusetts. -- Opposing views oI ohi" Demo
Gratis on tho Tariff plank. - The INCREASING dcith
rate in Boston, .-= Worcester Mass lnGcp-
pendents not 10 he found,
CITY AND SUBuRBAN.-A druggist IN llaf-
lem murdered by former employe.
Mrs and Miss Messer still alive. -
Encouraging reports received by the Ma
tional Republican Committee. 60 Further dc,
talls Of the Staten Island elOpement -= Gold
salue of the legal tender silver dollar 4l2 2grains
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-15
INJURING 4 CHILD VINO ANNOYED MN

Mrs. Carolina Bertsch. who lives In the rear
Of No $50 asey-st Newark heard her htte daughter
age sI cry out In pain Saturday evening she found the
child standing In archway In the front OF the building
Her eyes we're closed and her garments we're dripping
with liquid which seemed To give the child torture Her
companions said that an aged man, Herman Polt VINO
keeps small grocery IN the front building had thrown
the LIQUID upon the child from tomato can. the
mother took her daughter TO DR. Lehboch. who relieved
the sufferer by the application OF lotions The liquid
burned the face badly that the skin peeled on ner
hair was matted and burned and her tongue and lips
tnnamed and swollen. The physician said that u was
impo ssble determine what would he the consequence
Pot was arrested aud aid that e children had annoyed
him. and that he had thrown upon them clean wafer Irom
a tomato can. charge II atrocicus assault was maui
y.ere caused b. a solution that icsembed strong lye
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MINES AND MINING.


SUNDAY Sept Ar VI.
The mining stock market last week was only
less dull than in the preceding week The transactions
amounted 70 80 600 shares against 2iO shares for the
urevious week The de1ng- with MT character or
sir fcance There wee som" 1ctultio9 in prices mt
hey were not based upon items OF new dev lopments
cone. ring the properties lud r-h'r,ci only IN" Wh-
of n. small cofcrir tina sill II some lt uuou 10 NM
INC deals. Among the Cum.to California rose m u
4oto % anI Il lined 10 - ccf'r, and 'on oAdiitd
VIr,,n, declined r.m ~ {, % cents. Horn yer was
hardly as strong and declined TO 500.
SALES Ar THE NEWTORT uvWf EKCHlNGE.
Nrw-T0gV. sep. - l-'L
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d." y" aseo1 o77 sasaoo71 p.c $4,000

note exclusive
cent fund ~ asocfo17 ssaoo1r nee $4,000
curev balance, 'oloa,an Gtiosis pee. thoes,iod
Tho foreign exehi we're dull with small mero.n,
change In the commercial balances, rates reduced
on Thursday A. The close tho current quutati0ns for
rrsp~etVely for long and short sterling The domestic
exchanges generally ruled at figures that would not move
YORK checks at the places named were follows;
Orleans rs discount for commercial and bank par
~ Louis 90 cents premium; Chicago par; Boston 20
cents premium.
London cable that the English Eide Committee had
reported Its hOattng debt to be Sll2oOOOO created
and not the net, alter deductDg offsets The immediate
necessities Of the Erie Company amount TO about
ferred payments among which are the past due coupons
on the second consols which cannot be enforced
debt June 80 about - 600, 900, and that
sum Is stent with the alter explanation OF the com
concerning the plans for relief Of the Louisville and
Mas vile Railroad No progress wa. m de in the settle,
ment OF railway dlsagrtem ns bu the wars sill are Of
st hunt character. The disruption Of the pooling and
working agreement OF the three opposi-
OF the Bankers and Mercn tnts Company we're interest
ing developments ~ the week; but there are indications
that the disruption Is for the purpose OF new deal and
general lrOad earnings for The rs week IN september
made unfayorabe comparisons with las year, which y
noticeable at the West bee the receipts OF grain
Their were larger than they we're ye9r ago;
AT the ock Exchange there were dleary markets all
the week. They reflected little more than local specu-
ation and that OF an Unusually restricted character
Government bonds r. dI. but ey marked hrmer
tone a is shown Dy the final advances IN bids B for he
IS for the 4l9 AMI y Der m o. the 4s There was
not Tea ura connected w,h tn small sale o state
bonds. Railro 81 bonds w're mus Ialiy quiet and he
dealings with Sm Ill changes in prce' werc vQd ~ tea-
tdIe except IN Ire seco d con o wh'h rSl On LONDON
~ j. and then on tue commit ee5 rep1r brnke IRON 62
OF . stock market that can record sales Of
only ~2j.6-- shares iu six diys and that, 17clul NJ
sev uty--Ix different kind of stocks. Their Is nohnE
To add ODD rev CIV thar has not been "aid in the daily
repor s. The nslgnica zee ID the chara ter MIR
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miscellaneous

NOTICE TO PUBLISHERS AND PRlNI.
- IIs -Iioer composition .i a.' DO I'tu,d iitrt 40
Inc foI owing low pft.. a. .ui '.tn'ff. r 'n't
iourtrenc,nt composition is ,Dnr"''d of f'i r' ant
tnoaas,a Eightprn.ttnt tunprit rkfH sIut niH Test
moaasoa 1huty ,cnis yer pound '''r,' h+ .ng NJ
honey or par honey tlYttiiut funlfat ~ lhr in
AMT an weather uttota nd nt shout u.t'ra 1rd shipped
loo the rnuutrf tuf furtlr pa IHIr H.f "a
TIIE Uuf ltfi COMPOSITIONS 81 lfl Iti. D. N i".f 70
NauhrI. " T. r This tumunaINrn be- funHnIf 30 in NN
unti.t and cheaper than any printer ''n hak' i.''f
DtRCIASER.-A vouur lady Of refined tnsto
vi1ura fn lu uurrh4ainf uf "ui niinNh nnfn'h ANN
drtartHfuY tpl PROMPTLY rt''itn ir lr'r n'n' 70,
a,itraa, Toe Nrrk Ni ili lihih . AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-15
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
fsr North Rieer resssisaai RaHro1is
Nav. yonK aopt. ~ fs3l
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw.YoRK. september II. 1886

CoFFEEspo Rio quiet but steady at lOac for Fair Old
with holders quoting l0as".. new sales options
closing the receipts az Rio show
large Havre de, ned sales. $1,000 0ags
closing firm follows september. s.65 $50, october,
s5O93.55; November. $500 5.55. December. SO 500
s7j April 20 1875 bid and asked Mid Grades fairly ac
tive and steady sales, 100 Maccassar ex Brun
hd 400 PadAng NOaohs II and 2o0) bags aaraca1o
private terms.
COTTON-spOt Cotton steady quiet and unchanged Sacs
467 bales 100 last ing all for consumption hecrp
the ports to-day $3.50 bales against J7Oi TINS DAY LAST
week, aud MA last year.
quotations according American classification are
Fnltos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-15

foYoS sept "a o. a. 1901 m. c.ns'. IUI 70 . int money
,,a non al fnt tho account tuifi rt1frH i"ui I'i 't
noua. .. 10 do luui audt iint ir. ''", l''l
AUsti.. ami Great MHiir'f. lftH
eats M - a, rr,oni NJ ,fiasr 49, NrAtrrnrt trItf &C
Mortgage imin IOs "a Interest," iur li'I d' '''n"I "
rnI. btN Nr,, ',,tk Central lul tNiHt central o..
irnnsyl wanna 'u NradiHF 3, 1924 N'A '"h ''''""
Canadian PACING 80 ,-. 80 Paul common, "N'H ..
pm-Nrn \ ORA q ATRIAL iuI q tur second tul "oH 'i
Atlantic Great second Mortgage 20 "'hi" h
Ordinary, 10 ~ Pau Oululuu. oil.
PARIS quote Three Per cut licnie' al ~ france "'
centiuea Tor tlc account ,......t ...
Ihe fconoaisi o this week SAYS lhc rate 81 discount o
bank bills 80 months. d. poi cr ana i'4
Trade bills 90 days ~ three months, a ana pei cent
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J1YPYE-SEE HIS 4 CHILL.

KALAMAZOO, Mich, Sept.13.-The day turned
out bad one for the attempt OF JayEyeee to lower the
record He made the first quarter in "a seconds the ha
In los the threequarters I'm l44. and the mile In 2O2
I | Case ordered subsequent engagements on as Il
matter OF prudence the horse heIng III.
Phallas made two heats IN 2:l9h and 2l9l2.
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FAILURE or TIE PEANUT CROE

RICHMOND, Va, Sept 13.-Reports from
counties I'm winch the peanut crop OF the state laeu
show that the drouth has than half the u'ua
,tur,s improbable Las: year Only half crop was
saved and another season % Ike character Will ne
disastrous 10 several eastern counties.
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Aelp tUanleN

COOk.-frcnrh or English wanted must ho
Y strictly honest. ronnunIt IiHf lifff tIIt W best
~ ftfrftutos App mrnt lu u .- l m dln ui,
~ East Iuth--f. uuud WhHt1
ANANTED.-fhc Hundred men ioI che nitcd
W states Army Apply a. ...
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nKnrOsNLs INR CNrILE.


niurA' o. ru.f.IO.- tvu DIUrufsI
Wh.HI,.fu. ~ A. sept a. isa
seated proposals. iudls.d Irunusas f'f' como. 70 w he
r,,ttri 80 tIts nnrrtn uuU D. uruH scot De 49,
iul urrHcl immediately th,tuar0i u thr ita, n' hrdets
hundred thnuf1ud Nn'n fnI..if .n1,H a. 10
trl'yrlp t1vY ud lrunt'n Nru.1tlh WITHIN mty
dIya from tate ni contract
In, ,rn.c nus ,putnm to tha Na,y studlrf au1 pass
tho Inspection anH frsptat"u ui twrutN peg
itllf each hnifrf nhih
ttp completion uf ihH contract .
tlu inH 90 ho Urnkitn SAW a "f ar'tn'a una intms
oi ofol and Al Attenuation ''f'l'" w W' "N'ls y"
un.rri
ho prnpuaaa muai hr adn un r rupni hanA fnfWs anh
Uilrt ulf a. indicated hi the BLANK
h u.p,t,mon tcsotNra tho usht iu rrt any pfupusal
nat tunn.aptpi idN Antaaruua tu thh NnNNlhWrnt
WV HMtii
al 4 ID
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%ew-Oriean4
and f.ulf


Stiict Cool l~l1lry 1915 Mi bins .--..----..loA
futurc ouct tui without lccd change sales
33o' ball. To-Day, d2gaF PRICES Teptemp 10 9s
december 1880 elo5i January lo4oeloIl Fe9r9ary.
1850 1881 March lot5a 1000 April 20 9iG,s way.
Transferable NOT ..,. 80
FIoH-rhc nr,4t cargo Of Nackcre ever brought into
Goaccser arrived Jew day ago consulting Of no less
than nbi- mos' tine Mt ISL The gloucester me- , n
aDr M Por and a. for No D. - FOR 30 mi ~ tr 70
T. All 504 ~ Ton - and - 50a.5 for NJ 3 - are
s na5 are . s t,5 h s are re ToTG % '
ae~ 10 ilcr a iars supply OF more NacE rel Job9er,
Shipments prcv AR he do.,a have about cleared by
FLorg hTD MEiG-Floar mars without mucn actiy
n.y. .nq M ~ GgyfT- , t'y ,@ w fi s 10 mm5n
D'd.a The o'bing trade have ony hon{ht IN R R
tI,tr, are quite scarce steadily hcd sales II }o9
bY, Fin, 5 a. ooos@ So FOR -rar end . i5afi 6l FOR
" & " 80 fr %r f-' vnst aot ebl. F4ira No p $50
o'3 'i1'y Or 90 IL hhl' Log are t ,5 w.,
f,r Vet innc, a ,tat7o later an eKtrcme 400 ehi'
fj' ,rsS acoiciiy Mn IYir, in 'acs' va. r'moged
-ucrDar fog.2 -o fTrS 80 - ~
siarcy b.. :, 7o so 'Comnon 10 Good Extra W,s'n
H,2 G ,', IS st ,s76o '2 @n1f :, G1lt
8. l..t. .s 'nHmon EHra Minnesota at5io ,ir'E
f1rt r,cat .1 .,a+o d. Hat'rs tNua - 1oatj - 81,
.pye 2'.' a. '%t} }y 80 NH Intent Mn
ai1Il s'.la, 1dci,y sa'e,. 'ioo D6'. ln..glnt
Glt ti4r aql 1r9P ne Nr ,..y 80 te''ol '
va, li." heavy and decidedly lower cash
o.-iaro d'.Iu . &c. ful nptons IA r. pc, nn'n.
T. ,lIr, ra4iaf "A boat Io,.. CIV Nudra only nonlht
nl h.a. o's NJ flc-c quite arr mov egen, ~
1p.. n'';, ','' ' WI '' ,,si Gee,t an1 insurance
-a'.t n .nn iu.H utlr AMI iaiu 900 bush spot and
~ Ir.,r fr.lfI.. fuernlod Winter Ueo at OFT = 'ic.
r.olua 9oo .' 10 arly' arrive coat egl' ., and
IT ,t.tIt
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PROPOSALS. FOR FURNISHING A STEAM


4. tN0iNerH opfCt Noavutk, Va sent y lNA
scaled ptuphra i uptatr witt be- received onoa
anti tuun OF september ID 1881 and opened tnmrd aely
thereafter pfuseugo 90 bddcs nr furnishing ant dnyrf-
nE mis- cry steam launch with cabin crow aDynmm1A.
and complete uutnt before October lO lesl.
ETC. O which shall bee about flOws
lrnsth feet beam IS fcet draught feet speed 10 ies
DETAILED spcctuCa Ions viii accompany proposals.
The usht 10 reject all bids reserved Instructions
o. bidders aud blank, Tor proposals he had application
ths oce Proposals should bc endorsed on envelope
thus Proposal Tor steam annch," and addressed TO
Cal tam h. A. uINMAS Corps OF Engincers, u. n. A.
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an !. a., Pale Q. Oh sioa o. ta,ssd on 90. ma sss

mon. re Sd Pale 10 on aioa W. h"sea wv "s '" ""
ewt - "a, .,,,a- ..,a,..
iospos aepti Produce, insssl ON ,ios ssip iss
fiasoed caks. fs ia gfH ios eo Ton nshasd Iet,'.m
0S,d az ~ pnr gallon spirits ~ iufpehhhe ga ~ Jsf
Apeftn on Aut per ton hosn 'pmh"n, 70 wv -
hi Pale d. ils Provisions 49, ~ PCT uNt "f
Anerieaa snsar lbs ~ per ewi fnf cuba Centrifugal
poiarns No. and ss lJs od iof Cuha MaseoYaae tar
refining anoaI
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IA, az centa szz Stocks generally wcro declining
and closed weak with some recoyeriee
Copies Of the paper may still be obtained ut the
Office or by mail Price 4 cents,
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LIVE srocK MAnKnr-nY rELsnRArn

BuFpALo sept ls-Cans- Receipts o. isy 1000 hat total
for week thus 400 head for tine lat Neos voJ
head; consigned through 21p cars market aeugn snh
nrm ood 10 Shippers steers - 6Jatj 90 Par TO
Medium, - OOdfD a.
900 head; for time last T. 10 heat eops2n
through is cars arm hshcr Medium 20 Cool
s. Judsl so Canada Lambs ~ % ~ - >. -
HOqs-Receipts today 800 helL total Tor week wa hr
27.019 head for same ume ils. wecN JlOgl a.ls cor
signed through 80 market dun AMI steady Meiu 70
Far Workers s. IS 70 30 Gooi 10 choice do io
Butchers Cradles, 81 lOH0,O.
CHICAGO. sept l3-re DrocerS lltraH ri1lrtt Hot'-
Receipts 1000 Aeat shDns1ts 30 ~ neal mlr<ei acnFs
and Zoe. higher, Rough Pacing g. spasj 7f fae.iny
and shipping - 75Gs3 30 Light - 30 sS1a 500
as 80.
ClttLs- 400 heat ShipnsI's s0p heah MAJ.
ket nrm: Export Grades 81 J)4-7 pr GDDt 9 CAg3s
Shipping 01ssS so Common - Nc itum - jO6tJ -
Grass e. 15at4 40
ShssD-Itnccpts l. zoo shipments. marriott stetly
Inferior TO Fair 81 1888 %. Medium ,iDgi. %
90 Choice ljdsf 10 Lambs per 4eai vi %
a :. so. Texas sheep - % 1f3 rs.
81 IOrrA sent observation-disclosures. III. shiDneltg.
500 market nrm. Exports. 50 +DGs5 - Gooi 20 Chris,
shipping gOas5 80; Common 70 Medium. ~ 5OUeO af
Grass Natives 81 0O6sl IS; Grass Texans - 200
~ 30 - . -,
che,D-Receipts - Shipments 300: Common 10 Ne
dun - OOasj rs Choice IS O0Gf 50 Lambs $500
a - p; Texans. - 30 ass %. $500
HoGs-Recclpts 100 shipments, 1900 market active
Workers. s. - 50 90 Packing - 50dt3 10 Heavy % L"@
- 40.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-04-05
SORE EYES


MNE~ElL LE~. Ia Sale Co H.. july .lfh, 81
Mus. DIR. kECk-D Dear Madam. f-, ID NY duty 10
All Who have little children afflicted with eyes 90
let th'rl know how one W. have In case Aas been
benefited. Since the trst OF last December she has
been ruHbcu with graHuated eyes caused II that
time 10y inflammation OF the lungs and hOwe,s They
were very bad. She couldn't bear the high any
time. The ryclid- we're very much tnhsmrd aud red.
paining her terribly. Her feet and hands cold
a. Ice IN the warlnest weather. She very POOR and
thin IN flesh. only weighing ~ pounds sui VAS l.
months old. We employed several of the hst physI.
clans without any benefits.
Reading OF your wonderful cures. | was Induced TO
call on " u. was 10 see YOU June sd ISIS. and re
ceivtd the urst medicines. Aer following your direc
lions one week the child could nv using re shade
uf green sun buuRrt. ANA AZ this writing she feeling
good, weighing - pounds. OF 10 pounds in one
month. She can see as good - any person. sure
had she not eeh relieved soon she would have lost her
sight and been ruined for life. Any one iOubting
tins statement will call IN or address me.
BOX SD Very respectfully q. :. PARTRIDGE.