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Baltimore Produce Market.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 10.-Cotton dull; mid
ding. gl1c. Flour steady and quiet;
Howard street and western superilne,
S2.259265; do. extra. s2.75@337; do.
family, s350g4.50; city mills superhno,
e2.2jG2.75; do. extra, s30O@3,75; do. Rio
brands, e462lDL75: P9tapsco family, $3.50; do.
superative patent, 5000. Wheat-Southern
steady and QUIET western lower, weak; SOUTH
ern red sj8S7ci do. amber, 9OGsic; No. Mary
7sA@7gc; November, 7gl9c bid; December,
Southern about steady and quiet; western dull:
southern white, 63@55c; do. yellow, $40
53c: western mixed, year. 46149471Sc; January,
4jODijl4c. Oats firm; southern, 3l(G36c; west
ern white, 33Q85c; do. mixed, 3l6D33c; Penn
sylyania, 3lD3lc. Rye firm Mt 62p65c. Hay
steady ana quiet; prime to choice Pennsylvania
and Maryland, Sll.0O9l5.50. Provisions easy;
mess pork, sides sl6.76 bulk meats, shoulder,
aud clear rib sides, packed, 719@gl4c; bacon
shoulders SIC; clear rib sides, NC; hams,
lil39l5c; lard, refined, &c. Butter firm; western
packed, l2@22c; creamery, 23@3lc. Eggs
firm NJ 2j6927c. forwestorn. Petroleum nomi-
nally steady; refined. 79s971tc. Coffee quiet
ana nominal; Rio cargoes, ordinary to fair, So
lined quiet at l21l2Lc. Whisky steady at 81. 10
0l.lg. Freights to Liverpool persteanier quiet;
cotton, 3.l6d; flour, Is; grain easier at i12@6d.
ReCeipts-Flour, 1916 barrels: wheat, $4,000
bushels corn, 5000 bushels; oats, 800 bushels;
rye /, 100 bushels Shipments--Corn, 500 bush
els; rye, 5000 bushels Snles-Wheat, $4,000
bushels; corn, 5000 bushels.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, Nov. lO.--Virginia 6s, past due
coupons, S3; new lO,lOs, 32}4i do. new Ss, 81 bid
today.
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DIED.

AT her late residence, .92s street northwest,
Nov 10, 1884, Mt 2 o'clock p M, Mrs. Cain.
ARTSE PosEY aged DS years.
Funeral will tnke place from ST. Augustine's
Church, Thursday morning, Nov, H. ut $50
tend. Requiem mass
baltimore papers please copyl
r. " "a, r. M S2HemIoS nroa ~ MIS- rsarS
Funeral will take place wednesday, Noyem-
Der ~. ut p. M, trom the realdence Of her
street northwest
AsTEL On Sunday evening, November o.
1854, HENRY AsTEL, aged 30 years.
Relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from his late
residence, 1880 Thirteenth street northwest, on
Tuesday, 18th instant, at $3.50 y III.
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NEW PUBLIoAr1oNs, dc.
Some Recent Books.

AN APPEAL 10 CESAR By Tourgeo
TIP CAT. by the Author Of "Miss Toosey's
Mission"
CAPTAINS OF INDUSTRY BY James Par.
ton.
THE ARMouRERs APPRENTICES. by
Charlotte ". Yonge.
TEACH NQS AND CoUNSELs. BY Mark
Hopkins, u. ID.
FIFTY YEARS OBSERVATION OF MEN
AND EVENTS, by Gen. Reyes.
AMERICAN COMMENTS ON EUROPEAN
QUESTIONS by Joseph p. Thompson
A YOUNG GIRLS wooING. BY Il. p Roe.
For sale by
wNf. BALLANTYNE g SON.
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THE MARKETS.
The Bears Making Great Use OF the Election
Uncertafnty-Chleago and Baltimore Prices.

NEW YoRK, Nov. i0.-The talk yesterday was
rather bearish, maiuly on tho state Of the
presidential uncertainty prospects OF long litl'
cation in the courts, and the rumored PROPOSE
ton to establish returning boards in New York
state. The majority Of Wall street people think
there Il little doubt of Clevelands election, but
the partisan republicans say they still hope;
and refuse 70 give II up EN.buv' Cornoli sAlu
yesterday thatall he could advise was patience
until the official count. Mhitcaw Reid claims
TO have proof Of great frauds In several dis-
tricts. Charles 4. Dana said last lght that the
sun expended $4,000 70 obtain tho most care
fil returns from all points In this state through
special agents, and he was satisfied that Cleye.
lands plurality was over 1900.
Cnmmuck, WOerishoiler, and Smith were oil
talking very bearish yesterday, and Cammack
said prices were sure to go lower. Cammack
sold Lake Shore Smith raded western Union,
and Woerishotler's brokers were the largest
sellers of Union Pacific.
The room traders headed by Charley Johnes,
sold Manhattan and Lake Shore, and the whole
market was raidcd at the closing.
There arc n great many bulls on union
Pacific, aud they declare this road VIII not
suffer through amy congressional Legislation.
Gould'S people say he bought $1,000 shares OF
Union Pacific Friday and Saturday, but tho
bears say this is q lie. He sold bngiul AZ
about 40 Tho llo1dgood -slayback party be-
lieve strongly IN Union Pacific.
Cyrus w. Field was. talking up Manhattan
elevated very strong yesterday, aud he claimed
TO hold 10000 shares of this, and Cammeck
believes this Is sure sign that Field is getting
out. Cammaok continues strongly bearish ON
the trunk lines and the grangers so long rs the
present light traffic continues.
Morgan said he was Il bull, and was going TO
buy more to-day, especially Manhattan ele'
vated, 81. Paul, Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, and Northwestern.
Gould, White, Work, aud Morgan were In
consultation long time to-day.
The railroad people here say there arc no
signs of harmony at the trunk line meeting
here this week.
Fresh rate cutting, with political complica
tions weakened stocks, aud the exchange
place aud uptown bears were free sellers
There Is no truth In the rumored application
for Louisville and Nashville receivership.
The weakness In Northwestern stock to-day
| was based on Chicago specials that the earn
| ings tomorrow will show "A loss OF SljO,OOO Il
| S210,000 for the first week In November. -
II is reported that Woerishober Is long $4,000
shares of 81. Paul.
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Among the Presidents visitors yesterday
were Secretaries McCulloch and Lincoln,
Postmaster General Hntton, ex.Gov. Grosyenor,
b. Eaton
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USIylGSrrY OF MICmGAS.--I have found
Liubig Co, b Arncatod Extract of witch Hazel
tho most satisfactory preparation Of Witch
Hazel, IN every respect, Uiany have yet seen
-. q, GIluUuar NJ. d.,
rrOseEor of Surgery, etc"
Cures Piles rheumatism Neuralgia, and
lNlnNh Monlhlies, Sold in mn cents aud dol.
lar sizes,
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CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000
10 Notice.-Tlckets are Ten Dollars only.
Halves, %. Finhs, 81. Tenths, 81.


CERTIFICATE
We do hereby certify that we supervise the ar
rangements for all the monthly and semi.
annual Drawings of the Louisiana state Lottery
Company, and In person manage ana control the
Drawing ourselves, and that the same arc con.
Quoted with honesty. fairness aud In good faith
toward all parties. We authorize the Company
to use this Certificate with flc slmie of our 81
natures attached, In its advertisements
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Deeds Filed for Record Yesterday.

Caroline ST. north side, bet 10Th and 18th SITS.
H. W., lot IS; Caroline st., south side, bet, 18TH
and 10th sts. IL. W., lot 30, Croft sub. of So.
100 Diller b. Croft to Mary A, Kyle, 5000
Warner st., north side, bet. n. j, ave. and 9th
81. H. W., lots 1872 to l3g inc, OF Warmers et al.
sub, OF So, 500, Mary j. Warner TO George w.
II. SwartZel, So.
Warner st., north side. bet. n. J. ave. and 6th
1t. n. W, lots l2i to 1871 inc, of Warner ct al.
sub, of So 5O9, George w. f. Swartzell to
Mary !, Warner, -, -
st., north side, at the northeast cor. OF Cd ST..
H. W., lot 6, 50, So William W. COrcoran 10
Eliza Jane Russell, Si732O.
Front ON alley In rear OF ID st., north side, bet,
oh aud 10Th SITS. n. W, part lot o. 81. SIS, John
A. BaGer 10 Frank X Ward, 81 100
9th st., west side, bet. Il and e sts, g. O., part
lot l6, 50, SO, Susan Cole 10 Caldwell ID.
Golden, al 100
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COnSnl Amounted.

Tho President yesterday appointed Thomas
Adamson, Of Pennsylvania, to DO United States
consul at Panama.
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TRAVELLERS, glide.
AND ONO RAILWAY

CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
sJ e. p ! RiP Ssy ss ss H@S fEsSs
kyY L9ulsyllle, Cincinnati, Columbus and
,s ko MF 8S' W ITGSp snnaAy Va Newport
News, Old Poln, COMFORT and Norfolk
GAO =. Nor IoniSyIiie, Cincinnati, st. Louis
and Chicago connecting for ali points West,
Northwest, and Southwest, Fast Express
TbrGush Pullman man service SS TO louisville and
For tickets and Information apply at @ q Q.
National Hotel; Virginia Midland railway Office
COL Pennsylvania avenue and b n II T9tion'
General Passenger Agent
General M sMM Manager. N 4. Passenger Agent
rJNHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND 2,i RAILWAY 4 lGS,AiI
SOUTHWEST AND WEST -
IN es PfaS oSg Ms 9s issa making
close connections TO all points south and south
west daily, except sunday, with q a. Q; ny.
and Washington TO Atlanta. Pullman sleeping
Cars from Washington and Atlanta to New Or
bio p. M-Loulsvile Fast Line daily, via
Gharlottsy,le to Clnclnnati Louisville: and all
Western Points pullman Sleeping cars from
i0.4o r. NJ Southern Mail and Express,
Say to az points south ana sonte siesnSs p 3ap.
from is Dgnye' alan Gharl2 2a@
washington, via Charlotte anu Columbia, to
Manassas Division Train leaves washinston
ut 4 q. m. daily, except Sunday. Wafrenton
trains leave washington at 01O a. m. and bl0
For tickets and all Information inquire at Com.
pany's Office, 6O1 Pennsylvania avenue Trains
' ~ n; MAopA,NIEL, Agent
Traffic Manager
NJ. SLAUGHTER, ..,
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MEDICAL.

II II 90 PPPn ZEE Every Person
HHHo ORR IN
II II oooP EEE Sick or Well,
is invited to send their address to THE SWIFT
SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga, for a copy
oftheir treaties on Blood and Skin Diseases
which will be mailed free.
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AClvii Service Regulation Amended.

The President has modified rule 10 OF the
civil service regulations specifying the officers
exempt from examination SO as to include in
the list disbursing officers having the custody
of money who give bonds.
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MIRRIED.

PAGE-ESTES.-on Monday, the 10th In
slant, Mt the residence fthe bride Mrs GRACE
u. CoUEs-PAGE daughter of Mrs o. III. l.. Coues,
Of Washington, ID. e., to DANA ESTES, esq. OF
loston, Mass,
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ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.

BOYS KILT SUITS, a complete assortmel
Eiseman Bros, corner Seventh and Il streets.
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Part tracts called Widows Mite and Mt Pleas
ant, nm undivided One-tcutl part, Norton T..
Chapman to George f. Blanchard 81.
GEORGETOWN,
Beatty md Hawkius's addition, lot PSI, part
lot 2ji, samuel Maddox VI Hl, trustees, 10
Philip Young, s5,2lO
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NJ. SLAUGHTER,
General Passenger Agent.
VXvASHINGToN, OHIO AND WESTERN
w RAILROAD COMPANY.
wINTER ARnANoEMENT:, ~,

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Two TRAINS DAILY lEXCEPT SUN
AND ROUND HILL.
Leave Washington at O;2O n m and 4:2o p.
m. and Alexandria at O:33 a, m. and ABA p. m
Pas, Leesburg, going westward at 1913 y. m,
md 7;l2 p. M, and arrive Mt Round Hill at LOO
q. m and SO4 p, m.
Leave Round Hill at 4;d5 a. m. and LOO p. m;
Pass Leesburg, going eastward, Mt OBS a. m. and
2;4S p; m, and arrive Of Alexandra at S;i1 a.
m. and 6.3b u. IN.
SUNDAY TRAIN leaves Round Hill at 4:4o
ington at SGD. Leave Washington at 500 p. M,
Alexandria Mt $40 p. IN. Pass Leesburg, going
eastward, 5::}S a. m; westward, 10:4O p. IN.
+. NJ. BROPHY, superintendent
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APTetIYWOlnan's Secret.

Fear Of discovery, when she resorts 70
false hair aud dyes, Is a source of con..
slant anxiety 10 her. The very persons
from whom she most desires TO hide the
waning Of her charms are the ones most
likely TO make the discovery. But there
IL no reason why she should not regain
and retain all the beauty OF hair that was
her pride in youth. Let her use AYERS
HAIR VtGoR, and, not only will her hair
cease 10 fall out, but n new growth will
appear where the scalp has been dcnuded;
and locks that are turning gray, or have
actually grown white, viii return TO their
pristine freshness and brllliance OF color.
AYER's HAIR VIGoR cures
Hereditary Badness.
GEoRGr MAYER, Fidtonia, 7erds,was
bald at % years OF age, rs his ancestors
had been for several generations. ono
bottle of HAIR VIGoR started growth Of
soft, downy hair all over his scalp, which
soon became thick, long, and vigorous.
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Cancer for Many Years.

A family servant has been afflicted for many
years with cancer on her nose, and was treated
by some OF the best physlClAls, aud the old rem
edes used without benefit Finally we gave her
hwlns Specific and she has been completely
cured. JOHN HILL, Druggist
Thompson, Ga, Aug. 40, 1854.
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Following Is the range OF prices IN the Chicago
market rs corrected by reports received by Rob
rtJ. Thomas, metropolitan bank building:
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iSTEIhrBOAT LINES.
To NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE,
l. AND THE SOUTH

POTOMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANIES
POPULAR STEAMER, GEORGE LEARY.
Leaves Seventh street wharf on Tuesday
Thursday, and saturday at 6i5Op. m. Returning.
leaves Norfolk on Monday, "Wednesday. and
Friday at same hour, stopping at Piney Point
and Cornhcld HnrbOr going and returning.
Exclusive connection with Boston and Provl.
dence steamers. Connect also with New YORK
and Richmond steamers, Norfolk and western,
kenboard and Roanoke, Ocean View, and Viz
ginia Beach Railroads
Passage and rooms can ne secured at baltimore
and Ohio Ticket office. at 14th at. and Pa ave,
81. Marc Hotel, office OF knox's Express, 9th st,
and Pa ave. and at Com pany's ONCE. 7thst
wharf
bas cage nom hotcis md private residencos
Freight received daily until o y. m.
WIN r. WEIGH, General Agent
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BALTIMORE, Nov. lO.-.Virginia 6s, past due
coupons, S3; new lO,IOs, 321I; do new So, 5l bic
In.lnN.
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MOUNT VERMONT TTaS
wi MOUNT VERMONT k<SilRssSSrS1ssafl-
MOUNT VERNON is,s--,s9ss kaac s..-s.s-

MOUNT VERMONT In1s
wi MOUNT VERNON 61stIZ IL
MOUNT VERNON ie,s--,s3 fkaks--ss--ss-
STEAMER w. W. CoRCoRAN
Leaves 9TH st. Wharf daily Except sunday for
MOUNT VERNON.
At 10 O'Clock n. M; returning reaches WASH
ington about $3.50 y. m.
NJFRCHANTg AND MINERS TRANS.
NL pOrtntion Company. for Boston, Mass, via
Norfolk. The Al Iron Steamers hLIFGHANY,
Can't William A. Hallett BERKSHIRE, Capt
j. NJ. Howes; u. X, MILLER, Capt: solomon
Iiowes. From Baltimore every MONDAY and
THURSDAY g. 3 p; N; From Boston every
Fare, including meals and stateroon berth
"foR' P ssmVHHNAma DIRECT, the Al Iron
steamers Johns HOPKINS, Capt. ]. 8 March,
nj WILLIAM CRANE, Capt J. O. Taylor,
WILLIAM LAWRENCE Capt, n A. Hooper.
EVERY FIVE DAYS -.
Fare, including meals and stateroom berth,
f1b. Accommodations unsurpassed ,Seconu
class passage and children NJ reduced rates.
Through ticket to all points In Georgia, Florida,
hnd Alabama. For freight or passage apply 70
a. /. HUGG1Ns, Agent. foot Long Dock Bal
L. SAMPSON, Agent. SO Central wharf, Bo,
JAMES h. WEST 6 CO.. Agents, Savannah
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FINANCI1L.
Cooke & UPTON
BANKERS AND BROKERS'
ROOM 80, coRCoRAN BUILDING. F1F-
TENTH STREET ENTRANCE.
GOVERNMENT BONDS. NEW YORK
STOCKS and COTTON. and CHICAGO
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
SPECIAL WIRES TO BOARD OF TRADE.
J.y COOKE, Member Chicago Board OF Trade.
j. X. UPTON
Branch onice-15 South street Baltimore.
~ b, CHANTLER,
BROKER IN
GRAIN, PROVISIONS, AND STOCKS,
1888 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
(Corcoran Building.
Telephone 1868. Private Chicago Wire.
Chicago Correspondents Chandler-Brown Co.
no7-1m
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A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
FORTUNE
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GrOrnn'sl IL the Largest Installmcnt Furniture
and Carpet House In the United states, Iormerly
the Rink, ON
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-05-01
BUSINESS FOR LADIES.

The opportunities for ladies TO mud employ
ment that Is bo,h suitable and renumeratlye
arc limited: their pay Is usually poor as com
pared With the salaries paid u men In same
lines OF OCCUPATION. But there are some very
noted exceptions journalism. The drama. music
and platform Offer equal advantages 10 men
and women. and there T. ore occupation In
which women are sometime, more successful
than men. that l, In tie infringement 81 agtn-
cies. In this line The Queen city Snspenaer
Company, OF cincinnati, O., are offering In
dncemehtS To ladies that we think ought f. at
tract attention They are now manufacturing
and Introducing their new stocking supporters
for Ladies and ohliiren. add their uneaualsa
Skirt suspender, Tor Ladies. None should be
without them; our leading physicians rrrom-
mend them. and are loud lii their praise. These
goods arr manufactured by ladieS Who have
made the wants OF ladies' and children study.
and they ask Us 10 refer them 10 some reliable
and energetic lady n Introduce them In this
county. and we ceHaihly think that Ali earnest
solicitation la every hsustaald would mc.t With
d ready response, and that determined Wnin-
an could make handsome salary, and have
an exclusive agency. We adsisa some laay who
Il Ia need OF employment ~ send 30 the com
pany her name and address, anl mention this
paper. Address Quspn city su@ncnaer tnhna-
ny, Nos. IT aud IN Main street, Cincinnati
ohio. 2ft6
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A GOOD THING"
Marsh's Golden Blood and Liver
Tonic Possesses Rare Merit.

Your Golden Blood &c Liver Tonic
is ii good thing for the Blood and
Liver. 1t cured my son Of u scrofu-
lous humor, and myself Of bilious
ness and consumption. / can freely
recommend It'll. L. Hall, Topeka,
Kansas.
My wife is using Marsh's Golden
Blood C. Lirer Tonic for weakness
and impure blood. ItPossesses rare
merit and is curing herb. /. Da-
Wis, Kansas City, Mo.
Il used two bottles OF Marshes
Golden Blood f Lirer Tonicfo liver
complaint and disordered blood, and
was completely cured."- Thos. IL.
Stewart. Davenport, Iowa.
MarsRs Goiden Blood d' Lirer
Tonic, the great Blood, Liver, Kid
ney, Stomach and Bowel corrector,
and Mareh's Golden Balsam, the ia
nous Throat and Lung medicine,
ale for sale by Lathrop & Slawson,
druggists, Cresco. Large bottles Oh
cents and Sl.0o. may
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Aberleen---Angus Cattle

DR.. j. j. Clemmer has purchased
and brought to this county some inn
ported Aberdeen-Angus cattle, which
we Judge, are excellent representa-
tives Of the breed, from the fact that
In form and general makeup, they
are as perfectly made beef cattle as
can be imagined. They were i'm
ported from Scotland, by Leonard
Bros, of Belair, No., and sold at
Dexter Park, Chicago, April 23. and
oath. Or these importations DIR.
Clemmer purchased four heifers and
a bull, all high bred and recorded as
follows:
Bull, MARDus, bred by James Pc
trie, Glencorrie, Du Ctown, calved
January 81, 1888. Recorded in Vol
8, 1919, sired by King James.
GwENDoLINE, AL, bred by James
Petrie, Glencorrie, DufTtown, Bannf-
nshire; calved Apri! 9th 1882; re-
corded I'm Vol. 3.
CLEMIE. 1926, bred by Alexander
Mann, BalIintomb, Grantown; ealy-
ed February II 1881.
LEDDy 4TH, [l3l, bred by II. Me
Oregon, Kincra'g, calyed April 1852
recorded in Vol. 3.
Miss CARNEGIE fTH, i9i4l, bred b,
II. MeGregor, Kineraig, calyed April
3, 1881.
This breed OF cattle equal the
Short Horns in build, form, size ane
early development; every point thai
shows beef qualities being fully ant
finely developed In every animal
They are also uniformly smooth.
built and Of fine bone aud Of uniform
color.
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A GIFT TO ALL.
Still Another Thousand Kettles OF
MarSh's Golden Blood l. Liver
Tonic to be Given Away.

Every person in Cresco, who IS
suffering from Scrofuia. Chronic
rheumatism, Jaundice, Billiousness.
Dyspepsia. Costiveress, Headache,
Loss of Appetite, Malaria, Backache,
Female Weakness, General Debility,
Or any Blood. Liver. Kidney, S.om.
ach or Bowel disorder-can obtain =
trial bottle Of MARsH's GOLDEN BLOOD
AND LIVER Tone, free of charge. by
calling at Lathrop s. Slawson's Drug
Store.
Persons who have already tried
this valuable medicine can procure
the large bottles at 90 cents and 81.
Thousands OF bottles have been CIV
en- away to prove its extraordinary
merit. Ask your friends and neigh
bors about it, or 90 TO your drug
gist and get n sample bottle and try
it for yourself.
For Coughs. Colds. Bronchitis and
Consumption, use MAksu's GOLDEN
BALsAM, the famous Throat and
Lung medicine. apr.
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About Rep, Ties.


Reptiles are ut present a small and
dying race They have seen their best
days. But in the orea. secondary age.
rs Tennyson graphically puts it, "A
monstrous eft WAS of old the lord and
master OF earth" At the beginning Of
that time the mammals had not been
developed at ali; and even at its close
they were but feeble folk, represent
ed only by weak creatures like tho
smaller pouchcd animals of Australia
AMI Tasmania. Accordingly, during
the secondary period the reptiles had
things everywhere pretty much their
own way, ruling over the earth rs abb
solutcly as man and tho mammals do
now. Like all dominan. types for the
time being, they spit up into many
and various forms. In tic sea, they
became huge padding enaliosaurians;
OH the dry land, they became great
erect dinosaurians; in the air, they be-
came terribly flying pterodactyls. For
vast epoch they inherited the earth;
and then ut last thev began to fail, in
competition with their own more de
vclopcd descendants. the birds and
mammals. One by one they died out
before the face of the younger fauna.
until ut last only Il few crocodile and
aili-ators, \ few great snakes, and 4
few big turtles rem lin among the wee
skuiking lizards and gcekos to remind
US of the enormous rcptilian types that
crowded the surface OF the liass;c
oceans.
Long before the actual arrival of true
birds upon the scene, however, sundry
branches Of the rcpsi!ian class had
been gradually approNimating to and
foresha,iowing the future flying things.
period the central rep,ilian stock, con-
sisting Of the long, 1.-the four-legged
forms like the iizarss, still closely al
lied in shape 10 their primitive newt
like and ecl-like ancestors, began to
divide laterally into sundry important
branches. Some of them lost their
limbs and became serpents; others ac-
CURED bony body-covcrings and be-
came turtles; but the vast majority
went off in one of two directions, either
as iisll-like sea-saurians. or as bird-like
land-saurians. Sc:en;e Month
~ for March.
The magnitude of the culture of
swect-scen,cd flowers for their pur-
fume one almost surpasses belief.
But it is fact that Europe and British
India consume about loo, 900 gallons of
handkerchief perfumes year.y; that the
English revenue from eau de cologne
is $40. 900 annually, and that the total
revenue of other perfumes is estimated
at $4,000 annually. There is one
great perfume distillery in Cannes, in
France, which uses yearly 100000
pounds oil acacia flowers, 10000
pounds of rare flower leaves. $4,000
pounds OF jasmine blossoms, 10000 Of
tuberose blossoms. and an immense
quantity of other material.