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Er.TIu,te tee of La rJt,o cvuIiy.
La Porte, Ind, Jaausry 81 ISL.
Consumption Curod.-Rcad this Letter
from Mr.. Lttick, of In Porto. Indiana.


from Mr.. Ittick, of LIN Porte, Indiana.
DR.. Schcnck:
In tne year 1872 I was suffering with Consump.
ton. and mad gotten so low that mad no hove
of ever gettiug well arain ~ allied Tor dcath
t. put an end to my suililiJgs. There was one
q my friends wno was perl icuuy Tying to
have me use your pumOnic syrup NJ etwred
ion'c, but | .tttIly reused 10 OF any mo- =
me iicine was ,lsgIsted VITA muilcinc. |
h ad tded so many different med ciu,s without
b Ing helped ny aby Fund ~ that ! w,E not
T. ne Uers iaded, he bo ght somc ol your Pm .
monte Syrup ard Seawe,d inuic bimsclf aud
| BROUGHT them tbmc 1 dist Tviuad 10 tJuch
Them did not want Ia b cX C iment Il GA
rut n1Gliy 20 scented to use tl,m merely t1,Ht'
|. fy hun. not nat expect d thty woul1 90 m
any good | q mm"uced taking the Pulmouic
syru, AID ScAwted Iuuc, Il 10 my lreaL sur
piisa felt almost nm dat reli-i, nd Vas en-.
tourRgcd T. Couu ius usi X hem Ny ,und
ton Improved uud,r tht rus, until ia time ]
grew perfect y well, no ira Uf Tho disease re-
manning Ny lung, had heal up aud grew
stiui Ger than eve | was fm ,nently n ed
II nsve had 40 t;ouUle vita my lungs since
that time.
| owe my III, entirely to your medicines.
koihtug lie saved me. | wi bcar cheeriu
les imlny to the reat vIrtl sros,esscd by your
Medicines lknow of several tlcr cases here
" here your medicines rave been used W. h en-
TIRE su' cess an wel-Snowu hsIe, 0eiDg ore
of the original German setter, IN Ia Port
county. ANA HAVING been la the livery bu,inr =
fof m my years. JOAN If OK.
b can and will, II ne ssaiy, swear .c-
fore any Jusucs Ui the Peace g. Ill N 9 nave
sad in the Gb W. statement JON lIIlCk
TINS 30 G RtIFY: That We have sOId n ,
m cues mentioned In tn, ~ cei,illcai s 70 Mr
Nebe thau nd Others, and lheir atcm,his -
aut..enlic ans '" liable.
FRED'K WET & Co. Druggists.
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Letter from Cyrus w. Field, Jr.

SEAsr So h SrgEKT Nav YORK. May 8. 1873
Several times this winter have suffered
from sew. ~ colds on my lungs. Each time
] have applied ALLoocK Porous PLAs'
TERs, and In every instance ] have been
Quickly relieved by applying one across my
chest and one on my back. Ny friends,
through my advice, have tried the expert
ment and also have found u most success
ful. feel thrt can recommend them
most highly to any ono WHO may see fit ia
try Them.
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Ladies' hats bought direct nom the facto-
Cbestnuts. Elm street NEXT IN Grams.
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After reading the syld nee we rubbish In this
PAGER Tue peope wno give these cert hra'r'
are well ana fayoiahly know ~ tho mmuni'
ths IN which they 2 I'D. ant hlany III Ihuu
have kindly on nd tn answer any commune.
the throat 0f lni ~,
Fof other certificates ~ cures s'ni for Dr
= h nrA'A book on ouluu pti n, Live Com
u Aiut ani ,ysncpsii u giytsa all dcsCrip.
tnp q the q diseases In ihrlr yHilvl { ims, sltO
valuable Information IN regard - the diet auC
e. ulln OF tho slcx hlw aud when xeI,i lee
should be aton, etc, This hiok IA The Tusn tUi
Lung Diseases, SID chou ho o. a, not oub by
the hni o'rd, but by THESE whn from hefcdi afS
tAinL or otl rCau'e sunpost themselves Hail
90 any uilectlin OF the throat ur lungs.
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Ponds Extract,
for Pain. Almost by word of mouth alone
ia reputation and uso have spread through
half tue household In the land.
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Gladstone made an address 10 tho work.
ingmen sof England. urging them To be
tolerant toward the communls Who had
been expelled from France and Germany,
and urged them 10 study their models ~
all branches OF the mechanics ART, rs helnp
IN many cases very superior TO the English
models Tor similar work. He also called
attention To the spirit Of utility which was
manifested In American machinerY Of the
beat class. lie urged the English TO do
thereby they might be able TO retAln the
markets Of the world.
The English slove.mnters have been
familiar with the models Of the Charter
Oak stoves tor several years, az some OF
tho great hotcla are using them, aud TO
this day they have never turned out o
stove that had The grace. form aud fitness
for the desired use which are striking
characteristics OF the Charter Oak Stoves
aud Ranges.
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Mrs. MISUNDERSTANDING syrup.


Rev. sylvanus Cobb thus writes In the
Boston Christian Freemsni-We would BY
no means recommend any kind OF medioin,
which ws did not know TO be- good-par
tioularly for infants. Hut Of Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup We can speak IRON
knowledge, Ia our own family II has proved
blessing indeed. by giving an infant
the parents unbToken rest al night. Most
parents can appreciate these blessings
Here 10 an article which works 10 perfection
aud which In harmless; tor the sleep which
II affords the infant IL perfectly natural, and
the little oherub awakes" bright as rs but.
ton" And during the process 81 teelhlnf,
Its value " inealouiAble. We have frequent
ly heard mothers say that they would not
DO without Il from the birth Of the child
till IL had tnished with the testhing siege,
ON any consideration whatever, Sold by
all druggists. 20 cents bottle,
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Another Case OF Consumption Cured "a,
Lnportc, Ind.


ABOUT 90. sc ye rs ago was dangerously 90
vi h Lung Fever hnd giett trog 4. Ia bfpt h.
II every breath drew cnus me mai. /
al tor e doctors treating m hu, srtw worse
III ihe tiu.n. | was nj that u 60 Cauii,U Cod with
the LskH Shore X X co. u Of ny ir low.
clerks Induced mo 10 gst some Of your ma o.
clues saying hat he had svd thum h msvlt
W h cnirr success | seat To- sunc vi ytlr
Pulmouic syrup, Scawcci Tome snd Man
drake Pilis. | used them HCcut.ins Ia tnc
directions ahd Ia n sh ri uu q Noticed marked
mproy mcnt IN my heal h, which h., Top \ |
cOui u using yCurmeo iclues Al, z lAkinE
several bottles q iob Of III Pdlmouic yrup nd
SeHweea Tonic got entirey oycrmy / krcss
Since tia time have rec INN, noe y.ur M IL
icuts 10 many other re irle living Ia I'D Pore,
who used them with great success
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IT rs SENT FREE,


Address. Or. J soherok & Sou. +. o Box
aNia, fhiialOlphia, Pa
GO and zee be- p,oplc who write tho folio lrg
lctt'rf, " usiibc
A Gentleman woll-known In Iancsyillc,
Dresden and COLLECTION, writes from po-
kin, Illinois.
Dr. II Sch,nrE
Dear sir-In tho winter OF 1872 wns told by
three pom ncut docl rs that my wife had -.
sum ptlOu, Had that size cuu no. ! We un'il
~ inS 80 n sfte this y frlc Il, WIN live, iu
Day H. Oh e., ie omn ended your medicines a.
h,r but having been told thatshr was iururt
BILE. NC had ~ fsith "a them. Her friend H..
nally br ugnt her u bottle uf your fulmonio
syrup, aud insi.t d on borgiy ng italA tfiil
She did O, aud Thank Coz, b. IL, use her life
wassAst She l. no" tnifvly vel
am well.knuwn h rc,Mw u ~ In Zsncsyll e.
Dresden aud tohJu'ou. aud w,u u ri Z you { 4,
th , Druggists aud others In h ~ towns VIII
wi remember myv e. csssrs very bad Que.
| have iocOmmt Il dyou' mad ices ioa great
many, sud awe ntye known them Ia tail ~
maki.g cuns where tn y hay tccrgiy ma far
trinu. am induced Ia send y.u lh.s by the
thought that IL vii, b. OF III great Use 1, tui.
{, riug humanity. a " WHITE
Proprietor White House pckin. IN.
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They Are Quick and sure.
a use BunsOn's Cspclno Porous PIaslers
constantly in nv actiCe. ~ Dr. j. NJ.
WendGll. Price 25 cents.
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Mexican Female Remedy

when all aides should know. Bee on
Cirrular al yonr drugg,st
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NOVEMBER ~ 1853
rnz-As AMID. 1sUxsOFn.


a
10 r.. FLOOD, Ticket Dalu,
WALDO Pll Trade FAULKNER Gen. ard
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to-day, q 80. gain shove previous o'os-
OF Oaut. Texas Il Pacific opened ~ 3 I
and closed same, loss of 1 1 OF per cent
on close previous day. Western Union
opened go 5.s and closed IS shove opening
tnd a.S ABOVE previous ciote. Moth
"ru Pacific loat ! . cent closing 30 3.S.
Lake Shore opened g . =, closed SO 3 t.
lots on previous close 3-s.
Cottou--Opcraiors Ia options got hold o.
little each somehow, aud went TO work
Rain. Transactions ut higher rates or
rs-d sales day before ~ eco b.l.q ut New
encouraged long dealers. Prc.s
favored dealers st-onglJ Ia mex
crop, and In August, viii near positions
are also against short interest, not so mucO,
however. In Liverpool tho Lts ara not
altered, but the ruling Is much stronger,
aud New orleans shows about the SAN.
features seen IN reports given OF New York
The aggregated sales to-day, OF cotton Ia.
lures, greatly exceed any previous DAY OF
the pas, t~o wesks.
Gfrin-Chicsgo spring whest July, closed
90 rs. fractional grain. 81. Louis winter
wheat closed june sl.O3 s, which IL | 3.s
cents lower than previous close and cent
under huril rates July closet Ia cen'.
in~er ~ % 3D.. Chicago oor0, July, closed
/ 90 I ,. los ! cent, 81. Louis corn, June,
closed 50 3'S; July % 81, lose fractional
! - Louis oats closed June, 81 l-2 and July,
| 80 rs; fractional decline.
! Provisions Mess pork per barrel, July,
! Chicago. closed o cents higher Mt $40 ~
| Tsrd psr cWf. closed, July, 3 cents highGr
is p ~. Cash pork II $50 per barrel.
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DRY GOODS.

G.JTArIuEs TO-DAY, -
PRINTS-Prcauaus.iS: LODI, .; d'vleenoho -
Harmony ooeheco' OK as:nn 100 = y IT, 49,
soiid * Peabody black, s9, s,rapson elsoE
OK; simp n n ,urning, on e!ouaes.'r l'Vus4
me, o. .nefioaa. O. e".s.ey r,.a ~, ~ -
q Arnold 6: oil rcd, " oil blue and Gfvcli -
HKAvY BROWN DoAESTICs-Ars,mA. -
OK; indian asad. swift Crock, ~ 5Ai 2, ma
"a 8; Edgeneli, a. 7E oAnDs 80
g. Charter Oak ~ 4: Lake George - ee'
Great wostern. - q; international, ~ bS.
Atlantic AK Bennlngton,7k Nsohe' S'o"'
FINE BROWN DoMEsTICs-Iake Gc9rsa
az: harvest, 7lf: poC ahontaE, ~, Great as,
Peerless, sd 9: Plum Island, q Atlantic; ~
aroenbrlcr, *; Anencsle. 7t Dwight fF' se'
''f ssIEScHED DoMEsTIos-social, 8; Sunny
etde' IL: bonneville, ~; Forest big Bonaa-n,
x. O Auburn. SIX; Lon,dsle, 90; Lonsdaie, cam
Diamond hi. csmbric, ?; knights. cemhrio
= Hero. ~. D Hero, y, 5; BsllaEtvslA u car.
bridge x, Il Peerless, X. 81; Fruit OF INC Loom
M Gen Of he Spindle s Se, So s''q 81.
Stark. dos, II; STARK, lo-oa l6 ssveHs' 30, l.
Hampton. brown and drab, 90 lG Hknpasn
Xxx, do, Il; Boston. l5-os, brown sno aaaD, IoA
4 S inca.. SIX: Gold Medal BluS. ~; Liop
brown and drso, II: Chariot striped. l4A; ssV'
fICKiNG-Au ioskesg AGA, 10, Hamilton. ~
Norwood, plaid, la Standard z, ~; Esrton b
g.: Omega AK Continental Fancy, lG STAN
Gard Fancy OK; Harrisburg. lG
HICKoRY-kook River, 6.s; Blue an Bion q.
sc- India, l0hc; ArliN Rtor, SIC; Tho'nc! Ae
ii O; H milton II; American. lo Lowell City, ~
PLAID osEABURGs-Delta ~; Economy
OK; Ottawa, 81; Michigan: 7t seiIe, ~; Nooo
isvn.7X Cs.swba.sk. Arlington, s. Augusta
JEINS-Rox borough, 10. Pacific, II, r., 2s \
Beaver Valley. Is; Toxic. l2h; Humoolut 10;
Peoples 28x; Louisville, 9Sh; Kentucky, ah'
Omitted States sox: Gold Mads' "
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HARDWAnE AND ahIAI.s.
QUOTATIONS To-Day,

QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.
AXEB-Collins, per dozen, o., Gold Dollar
oer dozen Ot Diamond Edge per dosen' w
sKILLEfs AND LIDs-4Jlc per pound; sugal
Kettles, 4kc per pound.
sOALRs-Fairbanks, discount rs por cent
Iowo, discount 25 percent.
TIN PLATE-I o. lOEli per box, o. J. o.
.sx2O per box, 8 20; Terue, lAxl0, DER box, 20
rerac, 2ox2s, per box, - 80.
stamped discount 50per cent
goLDER-No. !, l5o; No. IT, and l-2, lSo per
DUCK HORSE CoLLARs--Eo LAS per dozen
HAMEb-two loop, W per pozen; three hoop
rs per dozen.
GRUB HOE3-Per dozen, or raiicohd PICKS
per dozen, 80.
NATTOCKs-Per dozen, 9 80.
RUBBER BE LTING-D!scount 30 per cont.
saovRLs AND sPADEs-Rowland's. dis.
eount N per cent: Anes' list steel goods, dis
onnt a9 Sna - Per Ge Rsssa, sn,sbss 90
poles, IL 80. singletrees, wagons, select rs.
10 %. Hickory axles, 10 90. Bolsters, rs
Coupling poles, 4 rs. spokes. xxx, select 2 IS
Xxx. $50. Sawed ielloe,. ~, rs; 2, 90.
Bowden shoes, 6 m. Northwestern horse nails
40. Sc o.; 1925 8. %. Bar iron, 20 rate.
Plow stesl 20 spring STEEL 80; cast steel lsc
BuGGiK5-Grade y. and spring top, % 00G
100 90; do open, 20 OOasO co. do side spring
op. 100 d els OF; do side bar, 100 00Gl3O 90 40
phntons, i25 o0tiiO %. A grade side snrins
l. " ODf5l on DO shmtons, 100 O0DG * fnmp
seat bugties, i7h OO1&50 oG riattu. 10 springs
Ito 0Cal20 o0 three spring wagons W U1llh
u 5Xe tapanned. harbei wire. &c: galvanized
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srGaEYor ssnssae mani

f' minTsc;kHsLRs IaStl I've srocK.ye.rl,us
sss~.. pr hess; co ys.rli ns, s se,is pe'
y,ar old heifers. per bead, q 90
sow 3 v years old. per hssd. % co. cows VIII
voune calves, Sc or y-use Texas bulls. - ~
i)urbam. so 90. Texas ra'sed y Durham 20 On
Ter ~ rsised fall b God Durham. l5o 90.
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PROVISIONS.

Everybody use Little Joker" smckin
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GROCERIES,.
QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.

QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
OOFREE-Rlo fair, ilGi2c; primo i2kf
i3c; choice, l3.6iic; LGguyra, lac; Java 20c.
TEAs-lmperial, De,S5c; Young Hyson 400
Co; Oolong. l5g6oc japan. 60@e5c.
SUGARS Powdered, 9'4'r cut loaf, 9hc gran
ula,ei, SIC. standard |, sac Louisiana white
clarified SC; yellow clarified, 7'lc' choice Lou
MoLAssEs-Louisiana choice. ecc; primo, $50.
lyrup Gl@6ac robo!lec, 45952c,
BAGGING-Pufe Jnie, " MS, lOxo; per
yard; MS, l0rc. Ties LIS per bundle.
cR1cXEEseHsoda, <, 10 xxx, 7,.c cream,
s5Xff@oiiSe, Is per box; blue india x
box: l.pound bars, 9s per box.
CANDLEs-star. full weight i5,s; shofGiik
oHEssE-w, R. i2c full cream. Lee
RoPE-ioo basis. Cotton rope, Isc.
WELL BUCKET5--i o0eat % per dozen.
GLorHEsPINsGopo,d sso 9Sp oa lpfT boz
ioren: ? hoop pals, 90; S-hoops 22';
per dozen; No. 4 s @; No. 8 % per dozen
WRAPPING PApEE-Rag and straw, t5@7So.
2 rs; ca do, ! 81; blasting kegs, 30. Shot
drop. bag. 0oC92 10; buct, 25eS2 So.
PiCKLks Chow-chow ,one-half barrel,
s-gallon pals mixed pickles, 70. Glass pints,
IS. Glass quarts, 2 90. Glass h-gellon. 10.
Glass l.gallon, rs. Glass Hex. gallon, rs;
2lc; 40 test oil In cans, 2 a.: lbo degrees fre
test 10 per case.
MACKEREL-No. / barrels, 70 so. No. l X
barrels, 50. No. \. barrels, Sc No. =.
barrels, 7 90. No. 2 k-bsrrels. 2 90. NO. kits.
Is. 40 2 kits. | o5. No. kitA %.
HOLLAND HERuIEG-Inported, rs perkeg.
CANDY-Stiok, NE a pound; fancy, lhG25c.
DER gallon. Vinegar per gallon, ls!s2Oo.
sTARCH-Pearl AZ. Royal Glass, on Bon:
ton i-pound packages, 6. Corn starch pound
packages, s. 6-pound wood box glass, ~. O.
pound paper box glass, 6S.
LYE-Concentrated. 2 756ri 90.
JUGe--We quote: lie por gallon FOL glisod,
Crooks, i0c per gallon Tor glazed.
ToMATOEs-2p pound standard, 0rs.Ponnt
layer, 2 65eo2 rs.
Dried PHACHEs- u posled- e. oeo ed. is
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LUMBER AND BUTLDiN0 MATERIAL


sTONE-At the Dallas quarsfes. 90 pee oubb
foot; lie for foundation leo for wall. and &c 70
dressed front
LUMBER-Yellow Pine, rough, 2 90 ror l0t
over "a feet 2 IS per lcG Dresi Size hnishng
clear, So common, 2 IS; q ceiling. 20 90 y cell
ing, 2 90; hx6rough, 81 per LOO; kx3 rough
/ rs per 100; hx3 dressed, 2 90 per 100. Siding
/ rs per 100 Poplar dressed FINISHING, 8 % pei
100 siding. 2 80; y ceiling 2 so y ceiling, W
white pine dressed finishing, G 80 per lole =
ceiling, LIST common, 90; 2nd common 20
siding, lat common, 2 IS; aud common, %
uimtoJn dn.ss So rSsh, 1908 20 ~ ~ dsTI
sBINGLES-yclloS PINE, DJefs 50 .n,i
p.uc, ( 5O7b 10: oJprssh No 5 ve Nc.
I 50. M. o. 4 25.
PLASTER pAET5-per barrel. 4 QJGsi 20,
CEMENT FLUEE--J hiuh. T&a 7 inGa, sCo;
inch ooillnx Iouat. ! 90; 4 in1h car, TO hot
oo,.ng Ioin. | 25 inco cap do, &c,
DRAIN PIPES inoa. lee ,'er zoos. NncA, n o.
6 inch, S7%c 7 inch sps inch, &C.
@lHhD PAINTs-Rcrdy for uso sad al cot
,rs 1 25 p,r s.l. An tho srt.-d ar" g,eI
igrl rnskes ere on sale hy DcllI csaiors.
WHITE LYAD-st-tctly pure, Q 1896 ".
WINDOW GLASS--Sxl0 10 l0xi2. on ic2l'
70 lax2t, $50; l6x2t 10 20x2S D a., less " peFUon
LIME-Cocperec, Aurvr, 2 oO pei bare. bl.-
30 benson oar iop Cox; per tssts', :. y.
nallos. In iotE. 2oG: Des bnaisl IGa.
HAIR-pcr pound. SG9bc.
POsT5-finds' - 81 e~is Hsro. -
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suorAfIcEs ro-DAY,

wooI-Msrinan frss Of burr. iie:2s; ne1.
- improvsd, l5oi61 ccarsA tic; nnc medium,
10I 6ne WOOL according % din and con-
iif3sn. ice zor burry. 3oac PEI pound 50
Eip12.Prime plump ninv % lbs and up, lsc
~ ~ eeconds. plump ninss. % lbs and no, ~
ssr b; prime HIGHT and tip.s nc psf n snls'
scror6ine 70 condition grecn sailed. lN
FTLTGiEs-rew sEins. 2r0xcf ensolope ~
- ~ oRina 1bD1sc- shecp peios - pr WOOL
xf3Sv-Pr;nc tsIlo~. Co sallov srsasA ~
III Ezz!csfi'SSp: ssi s a s.'' .ss 's''
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LtQUOH.
QUOTATIONS TODAY.

ALCoHoL-2 80 per gallon, as PC 7 h .gh wipci
WHIsRY--Rectlhc6, 1901 so, ~ pss prooi
40 IT mash, one year old, Coz two years OLD
100? 90 three years old. 2 sOgi 5,i fancy. es
WIN .ss-Clarot. IN cases COOS o., per cusl
III; Catawbs, per gal, 9ooGo1 so Pert, oo@i .
Sherry, per gallon, 00@4 co. Madeira, per ssl
lon l COOS 90: white wine, In cases, DeSl6 %
CHAMPAGNE--Jules Mum Il Co., 20 o0rS2 b0
Heidstct, in basket 20 50C032 so; Krug, IN baa
ket 70 6OdeS2 90 Domestic champagne. o0S
be1
BOTTLE BEsR-st. Louis quarts. y o.; plat
70 & Budwelser. own six. IL so: plnts, 10 co
Erlan ,er beer, quarts IL co. pints ~ 80,
Everybody use Little Joker" smokln'
tobacco.
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GRAIN ANU T.D.nsTITT',
WUEAT-unuioo ! w. me ium grades, 9Oc.
Nir IA. SOC Sc.
rye -"Nrlnal az Coz: northern, SO.
BARLEY -ihr4bo
GA rI-t'ho,ep. 80 eB2r, sscked.
FLOUR -PGtcnL 7h carly breakfast
4 d cream soda, 05 . rs pure G an %
Todd Mills Patent s - Vuinu. ID, fTaATit
Flown or STAR Choice, 10
BR AZ Al mills, ~. IN store, pc,
COR ,MEAL-p Pine boltcd per 100 ponu6s.
UoMINY ANp GRiTs--5 90 per bsrspl.
FEED-Chopped tom per 10 pounds y,
CHOIR cd corn and oAts pee 100 pounds, La,
corr nran ner To- pounds, s0C
GRAHAM FIouh-ter 40 pounds, N
HAY -Dark, 6 eods % bright 10 OS iror.
stores, pra,rle, balei, cArf, 5 ~ bright
1 o. bright tree on board car, u o.
ssv spvp-es, Gs--r.r elllot &c.
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pHE BUSlNESS WORLD
COAi4rl,,IIAL,

DALLAS, Juue7 b HousetesPers c'nno'
com main any longer OF barren supp'y
stalls. Appies, peaches, pesrs, lre,h rom
orchards. nrn on sale. SttaNbcfriis afe
common. BIaokb,ries cheap as art Ne"
potntoes green corn, tomaloe-
,anashes, ngiug beans, pehs, NJ
sorts OF garden N"'N
10 heavy stock At green frocurs s'Anu',
hsa nesn seen ia few
Instances lately on Dallas hooka. Do
mapd Tor beet cattle 70 steady, shipment,
Tree and prices ll,tle hish,r. The general
outlook Is better.
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LIVE sTOCR,
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ox-orarrnNe Yo-DAY,

QUOTATIONS TODAY.
BEzvEs--Corn fed, per 10, ikessc COWS.
eMnfToNs~Psir Fat muttnns. per 10. IKE
aoas~Per psund, te4Sc; stock hoSa per
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COTTON.

THE tone OF the cotton markets day is
better than any day since black W'dnes-
day. Sp is advanced l.!6 at Ne" Orleans
ana closed hardening ut other por's, con
solidsted receipts to day are l45 oelrs-vety
amsll-sgainst 1870 bales last yeur, same
day
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BOOTS AND SHOE.
QUOTATIONS TODAY.

QUOTATIONS TODAY.
Mems kip broeans, from 95gl ~.
Boyf' Nip broganH, from sOcl on.
Mems Z. calf brogans, from ! 90 y 70.
Boys p. calf brorans, from 1901 'S.
Mems kip 2-buckle plows. ! 009i %.
Boys kip 2.buckle plows. sol Is.
Menu buG balls. congress aud button, 7oo2
Mems calf balls. congress and crtt)n, 1ot1f Do
Mems kip boots 20 0OGS0 o..
Men p. calf boots. "a 006ct5 90.
Men calf boots IS c0Tt60 90.
Boys kip boots, Is 00tels o..
Boys p calf boots. l6 50f02i %.
Boys cal ,oots, p 604G 90.
womcn's IN hip polkss, I5ese7Hc.
Miss ~ kip polkas, 60GToc.
Chllde IN kip polkns. all sire, tseoi5'.
Chiid's kip polkas, AL sizes 5sa6Sc.
women's calf peg and IS polish J oOxl.n'
womon's buff sewod polish. 9edi Is.
Women calf sewed polish. ! COOL SIX.
women's grain sewei and polish, pool IS.
Wonen's kid sewed, 906i rs.
women's goat sewed polish, 50 N ".
women's grain sewed button i o. ID .
Women Q hid sewed button, l 90 toeC
WON, az GOAT sewed hnttor. -stc22s
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l1ev Yo-k, sseedy; rev or.
1~SSl 80. C1osed: Hev
,n0rrn en)ed quses. due
VI rrRoe, olooaoR 100 l-S.
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QUOTATIONS TODAY.
BAOON-5bort nloa' sides. 1917; short cloai
dry salt, 9xc; hams. 1870; breakfast boon. 49,,
LARD Tic rca, 9Hc oJ-pound cans, 9hc; IT,
ouud cans, l0A; 6,po Ind cans. H-nOut ~ u,
iOAc go mn" 7sur. tOEc
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-11-09
SAVING A FUGITIVE.
An Old Engineers "Reminiscences of Slave
Days and President Garrett
- IL

An Old Engineers "Reminiscences of Slave
Days and President Garrett
Chicago Herald,
"AIr. CARROTS death reminds me Of a story.
1t was before the war was running an engine
on the Baltimore & Ohio. In those days there
were good many slaves getting away from
their masters in Virginia and making for Penn
sylvania- So the owners dubbed together and
established patrol along the Baltimore & Ohio.
One night l was running freight West All of
a sudden, before me in the light from my head
lamp, l saw colored man stand
ing on the track. He had a heavy
stick in his hand, and was fight
ing for his life with pack Of dogs. Down the
track saw three slave hunters running toward
the negro. tell you it was a sight that made
my blood boil Acting on the impulse of the
moment shut off steam, whistled down brakes
and set up fearful whistling. | also released
the safety valve and made her blow off steam.
l hoped to brighten the dogs, and did. They
turned and looked at the big light of the engine,
and some of them ran away But the slave was
nearly as badly frightened as the dogs. He
stood motionless on the track. To this day
can see his figure as it was outlined against the
darkness. 1t was statue Of despair. Fearing
that we would run over him clambered out to
the pilot and shouted to him just in time. He
reused with start, jumped 10 one side as
passed and called to him to get on the train,
which was by this time running slow 1
watched him get on, when / gave her full
head of steam, whistled off brakes and we sailed
by the slave hunters so fast they could not get
on.
They fired at me, but missed. My fireman
carried my dinner-bucket back to the negro. He
devoured its contents like a starving man. He
must have been peculiar negro for when my
fireman came back there were streaks down his
coal begrimed face. He had been crying, He
said that nlgger had embraced him with Joy and
prayed for him on his knees on the top Of box
car. My bucket was empty when it came back
and then the fireman took his back to our pas
senger 1t was empted, too. The man was
| furnishing. Well, that slave got into Ohio, and
Mr.. Garrett To satisfy the slave-owners, he
discharged me, but got me job on the Pennsyl-
yania road, and paid me full wages all the time
l was idle.