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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR WIDOW.
lain Covan was killed while unloading

Goa, barge at West Twenty hrstst, November .. 1883
u,s widow N,ria Cowan sued the Knicker5Ocker Ice
COMPANY and the Cheney Towing Company Tor >p,ooo
the limit established by law IN such cases lhc case was
concluded berorc Jud &c Allen and jury the Court OF
Common Pleas yesterday. Mrs COwan was awarded
$4,000 with inlereat from l1e date Oh inc accaent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18
FRUITS AND aERnIEs-rRrsB.

Apples in very large supply and there IL only mod
demand large part Of The arrivals however
into later and for choice grades rule
fairly rm inferior qualities are pressed for sale weak and
irregular Pears quiet Grapes rule dull aud weaker
especially held tock which Is entirely neglected Cranber
res have moderate movement in the better ates but
qualities dull and urgently offered
FLORIDA IN large and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18
WHOLESALE rRIcE. OF COUNTRY rRODCCE
I'I'H' "to@ rh'TI'- Iu'7 II}' NV ~ 'I''
EfANS AID F.A>

EfAN4 tsp r.N>
Receipts FOR week BeanS .l4I bhls.i Teas 1874 ru'h
Exports tli pkGg. Peas lNJh hush Further con
,cslos have lie business and Tho marker
closes quiet and weak. NARROW Or" tcIuN"S pthy au
most choice stock being odr oil quite rrry
to-day ~ -. NJ dunn IA HIGHT supply Tut rule 'aSci N
sympathy marrow slowly AZ the decl quoted
athrr White Niney Offering and feeling - hTHi pu
r doing IN Rcd kinney and pu'r' favor bnYrt% AZ
dull and slightly weaker. .53l bags on ITO
,irlmer saturday tng Light lo5bng dc N ana TOT E'oe"
IcLs at the decline quoted
beans. MaUow 30, RI kiipy-t 1od ,3
Choice .......... .. a. 81 DO cat Lima - 3"G 90
q. Medium.t'c goa . Gre'n Peas 1892 .;.; a. 20
DO. Kidney.. 90 a. southern H. r. per ~,
To-. Ittd kIdny, s5 @2uG23j. bu bag -..- 1000 w
BITTER.
Receipts FOR week 3"953 pkgr Exports LA pkr' Iete
MS been nr IA tho supply. but trahs h.s
yer, and the position TO Keep STOCK moving ha-
led lower rates all Tra1cs State creamery pan-
,how decmci los, 81 QUALITY Inost ShoIc.ais
demand thcm and whln va &C il made on lew OF
The finest brands good ns are gong ~ 3o tls N'N
Will about wind them state creamery tuDs, .
mako ana NO, aChuR .bd &c hHt "4 "a ul
plenty and yet there appears 10 be On ample
supply present wants d2c 70 the current lho on c
open market wth IL. outside hguro httlo eAcmr
drag q Re. SECONDS to hrsts nave an
extremely pressed for gale NO export mand nat
Receipts state liberal, drmanu siL's Al"
choice fresh half TUBS ZEd<"c ~ Oh
IA ned but tho larger part Of the TUBS are -
few County dairlos Az hela V
hnyG Firkns especially iul ana NhIc j., 70
lac IA asked primo fancy good are oncrng u" o
l7c. and OrdnaIr l4~bc lmltat GU tIrnn,lS a.
not plenty ana lower grades neglected fos
tive dem nd for fgCtOry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18
LIVE STOCK MAukErs ny rrLE0RArH

Cmc,Go Nov lI-Tte Or'rtri .o'rgr r'nort, cr"'-
ftrc,pta hrad shipments l.GOfhead market weak
tNIrrta -ts, co. Lows NtN@ II DUN II % -tOcE
~ - tOHtSp Ut Feeders = 4OHsi 10 Texans - uo@
HagJ-Krcciut= 50 100 ,hiumeuts 100 marSet lower
Rough MIru $500. $500. ru,.Iug Hud SnpplnS. - 90 u
80 t1ght .Oar o., SKINS - jlH - 90
5000 h'.a -hIpmruI 500 heal market
fr Inicrrr s.vuG.5 20 Nauv,% >, .jGSj 90 I"Nih|
Burr.Io Nov l--CttS- TO-DAY. III reaf total
Tor $500 neat ~" ~ lH ~'cN = 90
hra c0usigT'i fLr'igh. a5 mar."f Guct and nfm
G,pG - r3 9tr'ra - 50 To- ,tJ3Gcrs tnl Feeders
- 49,
Shr>D- cap's 700 head total ior week mus far
/ ., nrAL tLr ttu wees 5000 heal '11Ngn"
m. ugh. AtI, ruAr@'V .IIct AMI TctiY. Ariln 9"
Cool 3. tlGsilO UO,j e. thpoa 81 .3Gs" 40 canada
Lambs. - i,a5 H.
-i.,out. tiav 800 heal tot, FOR wc"N 'hns far
.7.HUu heat fnr san a. ~ w"oA @tlel h"rl 90 J.
through " ~ rhcr IS ~ SOU YORK UirAt
scl''V Medium FAIR Workers - 3uHt3 % ''o'l 10
CiO, ~ t'4J ~ Bui"n"r' GRADES - oGtJ 80 rigs
> G1d - 90.
II Iori- Noy. IL. 'rUI, Hccepts Loo: shpm uts.
Roo air 10 thuic" Nrtyo shipping steers
aus, 81 alive Butcher stcer- % Jua si 3d. "rnss
T,.tau Steers - .UG ~ %
sa>eD-lirc'Ip'- 100. @upncnt'. 100. common . Nc
SuJ: FAIrt) 'uJco. - - dej % LAMPS - w
n
I.9g.. Rrrcirt- lpiOOi snIUmeuts. 700 Lglt - OO@
: 10. q. = n p . HcIgN. ~ Oj0 IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18
LIVE STOCK MARKET

Nrv.YodK. Tuesisv. Nov l7.-gEEVEs Receipts
q: Colorado Bulls for IN. were sold.
and Che Ia'tG held o'er a. Jersey city were not offered for
CIV Dr.ased Bccis dong nto better this week Tie I'm
s s " had i" vsry sr fr,d ye"teriay
acunSs 4 fs.s arc SIDE io e at Common P6Sf to
rs carca;: at j. So, win choice Beet selling
receipts OF Chcaip rcss Bect ioI the Toet ending
ming lighter around this week there feene
s me Tlrserator dealer far demand Poor
nary 20 choice Native do at the range otGq''+
fnrber i'm royc nrmi in tho P c Of Xmec I've Cattle
with the best selling a. l3o BIG dressed weight
Of Mutton in the steamer Abys.ina by Joseph Eastman
Tho Murio which tohAve sailed saturday got Oh tlis
CAGeEs About $50 Live Calves WIRE received today OF
Tho feng firm tor Grass"rs and Light veals bur *
an eSTu Gaf or two s,nE to &C.
lrc,s@d Calye, are nrn although trade IS not re-
~ per % over cl1sln prcc, Of last week city
cenP'ry Drc,;cd sol az / - OCCASIONALLY ny to ~
Sales C?ln' ~ Xxx NclI i9'@32o D. at 'a7'aci
sHEFP ANb LANES EeyClpt. were = cars Of 2,5o6
hm N Common l' OF hcep and Lamb, sling at steady
s 90 r T02 anb, .od at yer With Few
Eiita 11.'o. up TO 80 -, ,, ro,o, IAN, rces Arm
GOOD NV mn sheep .old low &c. but
~ ga he'd Tor choice Dressed iamo. eady at Ga-c
Western aud gnes ro.s.d Mutton sold at de6Hc and
sale. r. : k!se ll9 Canada Iamb, 7g n at 6,>c 10
state do ~ 10 go O- f'nnsylvania 40 - N, at Src
Ewes 90 n ~ - Pennsylylnia do. ia II, at
Ji.c % Buckt $50 i ~ Sc.
Judd BucAin CHAM lOj Pennsylvania Lambs, - r. at
4'sc. -
rrwiou & Gillct us Pennsylvania sheep and Lambs 10
~ do - p. RI - ,O % state Lambs % NJ, at
Acc - STAG -hccp. - 10 AZ BE-.
Iluuc Mull"n 81 Stffc sheep and Lambs. - n, at
- a5t IS state Lambs ~ N at ~
alenheck DAVIS: ~ safe Lambs o. n, AZ 57t 80 DO
d. ~ AZ c ~ Siar sheep % d. Sc; - tate do l2' TO-
At s &C. do l.u 70. &c 20 do ~ ~ at iLc; III
NiriiKln DO Is n. at a., - do IS 10. at $40.
Iewrr. - state Lambs pi H. at 6c li2 DO
Il n at SIC. iOl do ~ n at &c II DO % rs. 61c
is state II 'ep a., g ewes. lIs TO- at ls4
Michigan he" - n. at 3~C.
HOGS. OF lie. head. Feeling
stoiiy Of Hclyy Western sac. and holding for
Caiurv Dfrsc adv tqth.' for Heavy, 6a5Lc for
NJ, and ~ fOr Light
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18

\ July coupon
] 900 .....4Of r
y i 4 con a.
2.OOD..... 100
y " SINKING i 80
2O.JO L. =
Northeast s. =
drb 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18
creamery
SInir mail. hest ~ n .
tIIKLss


Receipts for the week pkRs Exports s,sbI PkEs
PR o el tOIn yet,
abscDro demand frtm ally source uhucI $780, -
Europe exporters refusing 10 operao
ling only such stock az IVY heI
Immediate There Ia not the slis ele
o either In the country hOdols ~
s the quantity OF stock a the fHctDrosls IN
held At this me last year ana ia tn mO f rnS
cluraglng IRON abroad there IN IN utter HoN 40
ndenCo and considerable qr ency SCI our o State
nearly ~ may Do thH Nauu ,ho
cheese but all prices must be regarded a. no. Ia
also dali md Lc. lower just ABOUT
mand take the Pennsylvania skins Arriving ~ ''
prlCss. Cable. i6s.
state Factory, sept state Factory NigniI q
colo cd. fancy 0@d ga. skins, ON 10 moVu "
90 white fancy. pad aas state Factory, l2 "a -,
No. nil cream Ans -, 20 pLI p hours SKINS Ji2
Good Primo 7l96 Sia' Ohio Factory ~"
no Com 10 Fair q "a fine, late made g'2d n
DO. Night skns. lJ 6ood 70 LIN LII a n,
Prime............ INU
FGGs
p.en,s ns Uc.k II 77s pkgs The demand Is mostly for
ncv frsh ad and for the best lined cggs these xmas are
,,,I,n strnn1 and an All held HrH Va
h tbcre "a liberal supply are elected and freev 3mel
ed about former quotations European lulo'
wei lbigd gTadei There nave Dc'h '"i'"N'
port, OF / .i76 cases tins week
state and Penn per esteIn ana t onm"- IA a2l
I,,,,nc state. IN aiV
Mth.'nn, RIM ,l u, lined western. 1Heia
Na - as y Imrd Capadiau r. GiS|
"'7 Lined. European. IOs~4'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18

Lighter receipts ove poultry have enabled sellers to nd
2c during the week, and the feeling NJ the
close rm Prime Tokens aud choice turkeys are es
pc tally wanted but good stock or ali kinds sells fairly.
Receipts poultry steadily increasing but the
also larger and prices for prime stock are petty
well sustained Turkeys in moderate supply but The
anaity prime most lots running THU an poor really
choice lots suitable hold for tXt weeks hondy trade are
I'm d rarely found. Average lots Of western
sell ol3c Occasona nice lot OF drypicked
reaching state and Pennsy lvsna lots bring lac and
few Jersey turkeys reach lac Jersey chickens are
4c and state and Pennsylvania at IL a
I"c Western .el az lOd L. Ducks In liberal supply and
guiet Geese about steady. squads easier
and FIR bat al1rga supply for poor
birds sell prices Paitrdges pcnrr and
steady Grouse quiet: only Few fancy Dfs eKcccd
nOc NcnisOn easier, Rabbits steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10 1885
HE MONEY MARKET.

Es AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE. Nov. IL.
TnE GENERAL LIsr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18
ChC~N ONO
series Is

- ~ y -
coupon OF
1000. .......lGi2
. 900 ..-.-..- -
G &C & Ind
Gcnl Mortgage
3.JOi .....-..'t >
1000 ..... 80 =
can Southern "A
z OOO ..-.... s y
Central PaCihc
gold bon. IA
5000. ll3h.
l2.OOO... ll@A
Cot. ii Val & ! let
300 ....-.-~- .
Cleye & FOL New
I.OuD...... i0l =
Chi Bur * g -
I.OUJ..--.. I|b =
Central Iowa LIST
Coui on on
5000. .......luJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18
DRIED FRUITS AND BERRIES.

DRIED FRUITS BERRIES
Receipts for week 6a6s pkg. Exports dried apples ~
large for the OF year. bat stock i accumu ing
somewhat. dried sliced unchanged Coarse cut dull
aud easy Tennessee bags not ssable above ~ ani
bright Virginia North Carolina do not lceed Sc. Evap
peaches slowly aud prices weak @undred
peeled Glow without 9uotabe change. Very little call
Tor unpeeed Raspberrirs dull Cherries have t more
inquiry. Plums and hucS,oberTtes qnet. Blackbc:ries
alS fIy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18
pRRssEp POULTRY.
iHJ02j 30
VEGETABLES.

Receipts Irish very heavy but many lots are
going quarters and the supply OF inns stock y not
loo potatoes duh AMI IN
changed Onions in light supply, good de Dand anu nrmer
ulower of choice quality higher CabOases firm other
kinds unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18

UoyEY-Very little demand; forced sales wonl1 not ex
coed inside uu itatols We quOtr-Mhto over, combs
per n. IL f3c do 2 No. ll4i2c. Buckwheat, lua!lC
NtTs Peanuts plentiful. and selling slowly Mt
&c fancy picae Tor country cleaned, ana 81
S,c few I'D hand picked are e'll hebl ~
still from ~ 90 20 - - per Dushc a.
quality HIcsory Nut- lower; quoted 81 l2dtl - tor
jersey Pcuu-y and Western and sl - Gslj7 for
state.
IURs AND sKINS
The general outlook c,nsh rl favorable and most
expected RAJ, t.ghr American curriers'
largely upon American mrs than ever h.
and the local dran il active There have been barY
enough urA coming iOrSa yet 10 establish qnDatOn'
hm hmm glNrn nrOM rrpINscuL te NleMs oil most r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18

ACTUAL sALRs. Closing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18

Rcceips for the week. 2S bates Exports $50 bales.
duh lower all grades below strictly choice.
which are by exporters and continue bring cnOd
prices l2c for best State ana al & for fancy
Pacific coast Prime stock .rcely On,rei at TO- good
quality at loo and low TO medium at 10! Brewers bay
l0uslv and exporters wants are confined closely to
highest grade.
crop of $50 Choccl2 a Do 1884, Prime 80. 90.
DO, Good TO P1me.l0 ~ DO. Low 10 Medium 2g6i2
DO Medium ....... Sad Eastern. 1885. .....8Ql1
a. Grad 1S % l2lo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18

state Factory. sept.
colo cd. fancy
30, white fancy.
Do, ;ull cream. iino
DO, Good TO Primo
DO, Com. TO Fair
DO, Night skins.
Prime ..........
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18

FL Sharos
{ Low't MT Bid Ard sold.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-02-12

NEW Ioag, Feb, 2.-O'Donovar
Rosa was shot BY a woman this after
noon, about ) o'clock, and dangerously
wounded, lie il still alive. He wa.
IN front Of the Stewart building on
Chambers street, when be was approached
BY handsome young lady, dressed plain.
" She wore spectaclas, aud Ind the
appearances OF an intelligent school teach
err She drew Eve barrelled revolver
from her dress pocket and leyeling 1t at
koss', trad one shet. Rosa threw his
hands above his head and cried, I'm
.Shei. lie then l,li heayiy to the slde-
walk. The wan,au nr1d the remaining
bullets IN her pistol ut the PROSTATE man
and eala,ly and uneoncernediy walked on.
wiih tia smoking revolver in her hand
sts was followed by large crowd, while
still larger mob surrounded tho wound
eti cynamiter. City marehsl Jam >
aeAaiep, IN the absence of policeman
saw the revolver in the woman's hanl
and arrested her. She was conducted to
'he 'wsnty-sixth praeiacs station house.
Her eeolness Of deaeanor was remarkable
When srraisnel at tie ssrseant's desk
sha gave her nama as Yasltt Oakley
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-02-12

notes the practice. The sum total Of
disturbance effected by an hours contin,
uous ringing Of "A large bell would equs
that obtaiuable by the cSplosion Of d
very large quantity Of sunpowier.
Snakes are noyce foand On The island
Of Iona, of the west coast If Scodanl
although they exit in the island Of Neil
only three-qualtcrs Of Il mile distant
The Duke Of Argyll reports that durae
the hot weather Of last August an adder
succeeded in swimming across the dan
gerous channel to lone, aud it was aboa.
to land when it was seen aul killed.
4 student Of the colors OF flowers.
Mons Schneider contends that only one
colorins substance exists in plants, and
ihat the various colors ef 1qwers are ain-
ply TO the notifications made in this sub.
stance by the acids or alkaiics contained
in the plants themselves.
\ curious phenonenen observed b.
Mons Calladon is that hailstoncs two or
three after falling. sometimes spring into
the air again, to a height Of ten or twelve
inches, as if struck rpwards by the earth.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-02-12

GOT IT IN THE NECK. /"


The territorial legislature in segregat-
ing Oneida County and creating Bingham
have hit the Mormon element of the old
county hard blow square in tho neck
All of the most valuable assessabla prop.
eriy Is incorporated in the new county,
including railroads, while the Mornrons
have been corralled IN small portion Of
the old county lying in the south. west
corner. Through the vote of Anti Nor
mods residents Of Idaho, at the last ger :
eral election, aud by the work Of an i'm
telligent LEGISLATURE the Mormon Gle.
ment Of this territory has been fairly
eliminated from our departments Of home
government. The effect Of all this il
that the Polygamous followers Of the
church Of Jesas Christ Of Latter Day
Saints ere pulling up their wigwan S.
packing them upon the backs Of Their
beasts Of burden and are turning to their
last but uncertain refuge, th-ir great city
Of Zion. Salt Luke Press.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-02-12
a GARRETT THAT wAsA CARPET.
A nraeiaas earnct has been deslrore

4 precious carpet has been destroyed
in san Franeis.o. II had covered the
Hoor d .ena o; The rooms 81 the mint, and
hal been used for Gve year. The dat
Of the Precious metals used in the coin
age had, during that perie3, daily fallen
upon il; ana when it WAS taken up the
aaihaiiti.e hai il eat in small pieces and
burned in pots The eshes wcra sub
iaetad TO the process employed with min
ing du 2, anil lhey reali1-d $500. Thus
the after years Of wear, was more
precious than When & was new Er.
We worll not object to getting ear
pet very Suing oc chat quality
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-02-12
A LESSON IN "h1AsHINr.

w. gear 'ne nope o' '"e "o''" j. ~
our S0o'"' """ oe''or 'han al ou''ii7
n'iHs'o1 "oiA WA % your own eh'i's.
i"s'. up 'no ''''of iof 'ha ov}s' '.iE"
''' f'"no 'o' '"e'n' anu mise 'Nf" rove
'S.e'' 0q'''i '1'h any o'' c'S3 u '''e
"ofia except mother
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-02-12

Largo Per Cent. Females Eorn ana
tina Causes.

a Wyoming paper declares that al
least seyenty-aveper cent. Of the children
born ia Laramie daring the last three
months have been Of lhe female gender,
AMI attributes the fact to the divinity
who prcsiass over the Distributions Il
sexes having recognized the CALAMITY Of
the territorial legislatrro in granting tic
franchise to womer.
[ When they increase 50 as to outuum.
Der the males the men viii Gul remedy
70 stop this state Of things. --En.7
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-02-12
STRAYED

From my place on Thorn Greek. Ncz lerce
eonntS, about tho LIST of May, last, one year
Old light sarsel niley. branded 0, with perpen
diea'4r line On top. on right shoulder, uLhroke
Any one Informing mo oil her wbeteabou;s " III
10 suitably rewarded. NJ. ANDERSON.
12tf. Blaine Idaho.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-02-12

The value Of n ton Of pure GOLD is
s605, 1921. Sl,C09,000 gold coin
weighs 3,G85.Sf. $i,00o,G00 SILVER
coins weigh 5S,920.5 pounds -vordu2ois.
The silver coins in the Uuitcd State,
mint Weighs SG7 SAT tons.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-02-12

\ yoans NAN who thmeughly enjoys
a sleigh rida wiki sweet maiden is the
chap that lFirc' with one hand Times
ferier, What does he do with the
oshsr hanl. -EG.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-02-12
HALLS vSSfS GfE44z294a
Hair ReneWer.

Seldom does popular remedy win such q
STRONG hold upon the public confidence as has
HALLS HAIR REVIEWER. The cases in which
1t has accomplished complete restoration Of
color to the hair, and vigorous health to tn
scalp, are innumerable.
Old people like it for its wonderful power "a,
restore to their whitening locks their original
color and beauty. Middle-aged people like Il
because 1t prevents them from getting bald.
Keeps dandruf away, and makes the hair
grow thick and strong. Young ladies' like it
as dressing because it gives the hair beam
tifui glossy lustre, and enables them to dress
II IN whatever form they wish. Thus 1t is the
1avorite Of all, and it has become 20 simply
because it djsappoints no one.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-02-12

WAsnl%aroy, Feb . Mrs Daura
DE- Force Gordon, Of California, was adj
mittel to tie bar Of the United State,
supreme court this afternoon upon The
motion Of a. G. Riddle. Mrs. Gordon
Is tbs seeanl woman allowed to practice
befurn this court. The list being Mrs.
Beiya l.ao@rood, who has argued only
one cas9 hsre since her admission to the
bar IN March 1879.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-02-12
FARM FOR SALE.

oFe arrss "F gupd farming land, with GOOD
house an humber on the ground for stable:
has larse never failigs spring of good water.
Anyone wishing to buy can call on or address
W. ;. H.nkoop, Lewiston, Idaho. Te.ms Of
sale easy. I32m
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-02-12
THE BEST REMEDY
FOR
Diseases Of the Throat and LUNGS,

In diseases Of the pull.
nlonary organs a safe
and reliable remedy Is
invaluable. AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL is
such a remedy, and no
othersoen linently mer-
its the confidence Of
the public. 1t is a Sci
entilic combination of
The medicinal princi-
pies and cuyative vir-
tues of the finest drugs,
chemically united, of
such power as TO insure
the greatest possible
efficiency and uniform.
ity of results. It strikes
at the foundation OF ali
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-02-12

pulmonary diseases, afforling prompt relief
ana rapid cures, and is adapted TO patients of
any age or either sex. Being very palatable.
me youngest children take it readily. In
ordinary Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat.
bronchitis, Influenza, Clergyman's
sore Throat, Asthma, Group, and Ca
tarrh, the effects of AYERS CHERRY PFC
foRAL are magical. and ,nultitudes are an.
nuaiiy preserved from serious Illness BY its
timely and faithful use. 1t should be kent
at hand in every household for the pro
teetion u affords in sudden attacks Ia
Whooping cough and CONSUMPTION
there IS no other remedy so etiicacious
soothing, and helpful
Low prices are Inducements to try some of
the many mixtures, or syrups made of cheap
aaa ineffective ingredients, now offered.
Wh'eh: as they contain no curative qualities,
can aierd only temporary relief and ar,
sure to deceive aud disappomt the patient.
diseases OF tue throat and lungs demand
aciiVc ana effective treatment: aud il is dam
eerous experimenting with unknown and
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reach of human aid
Prepared by Or. J. c. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
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:" NO cLAssEs.r
BY ELLA WHEELER WILCOX.

No classes " hersi why that is idle talk, The village beau sneers at the country boor; The importuning mendicants who walk Our city streets despise the parish poor. The daily toler at some noisy loom Holds back her garments from the kitchen
 maid;
 Meanwhile ,be latter leans upon her broom, Unconscious of the bow the laundress made The grocer's daughter eyes the farmers lass With naughty glances, while the lawyer $
 wife
 Would pay no visits from the trading class If policy were not her creed in life. The merchants son mods cogdly al the clerk, The proud possessor of a pedigree. Ignores the youth whose father rose by work The title. seeking maiden soorns all three. The aristocracy of blood looks down Upon the mouveaux riches, and in disdaiA The lovers of the intellectual frown On both, and worship at the shrine of brain. No classes here" the clergyman has said, We are one family.n You see his rage And horror, when his favonte son would wed Some pure and pretty player on the stage. It is the vain and natural human way Of vaunting our weak selves, our pride, our
 worth
 Not till the long delayed millenial day Shall we behold No classes" on G od $
 earth. = yoz0w TobieS.