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LOCAL MENTION.
The WeallaeY.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. G.. February 3, 1885, 10 a. IN
For the middle Atlantic states, partly cloudy
ssads e' weather. Hsh' local SHOWS iish' variable
AMI light SHOWS are Indicated for New England, the
northern and central port of the middle All ln-
Tic states and the lake region.
Tue THIRTY-FHTH Annual report Of the Manhat-
tan Life Insurance CO., which appears In another
column OF this paper, illu tFates Clearly two I'M
Portant facts. already noted bv careful observers
OF the course of events in the bu mess world.
bns II steady growth. In times OF dep eSoa OF the
ndweiImfnaged institUtIOnS,in winch the pub
ile have confidence founded on experience; and
to- other Is the disposition TO abandon speculative
ami doubtful enterprises ill favor OF the conServa-
TIVE and prudent Investment In Insurance for the
benefit OF families and friends Despite the uni
Sersal dizziness of business at large the new inSur-
&pce OF the Manhattan during the past year has
been unusually large. and great part OF the In
erase has come from persons OF moderate means,
Who make insurance a permanent inve ltment- The
SECOND generation OF the Manhattan'S record
Will ind ample cue for satisfaction IN the thirty
NTH annual report. The figures are plain and
SPEAK plainly That they wOrthily sustain the
record and the standing OF the Manhattan is ALI
that need BE- said Give us cal y. b. Clarke,
general agent Adore $, No. 9lI street.
LOT sold IN bulk. Look out for counterfeitsL
ARE YoU GorsG SOUTH.
send for Illustrated pamphlet of the most attrac-
tive and appOinted winter retreat In the SOUTH
eIn states. Address {. b. circuit. $50 Broadway,
New York.
ESE ALADDIN SECURITY OH--After more than
ten years trItl this excellent oil continues grow
IN public favor, the ever Increasing demand proves
that It's merit alone Is It's recome ndation as the
best household OIL In use.
The fine photos of kets kemethy's 11C9 Pa ave-
continue TO be s. per doZ-, with 18th painted free
For SECURITY AT HOME
Use Aladdin Security OF.
IL Il known to be the safest and best Oil.
GRAY GARRISON, Printers Globe Printing
Office. $50 Pa ave
YARD wide per"ales 61se: Storms. 9oi 9TH street.
A CAN LOAD OF MUREAy's CIDER Just received at
WHOLESALE AGENCY for syracuse SALT Murray's
Canandaigua cider and BIOud'S brOoms. at factory
prices Spicer. Compton q Co, 93i Louisiana ave.
BEIKFs and Records printed promptly. Gray
CiaTks0l'S.
ASSIGNEE OF III. HOlander, 4Os 9TH street north
west. / viii offer special Inducements in china,
erockery and houSefurnlShng goods; also. silver
plated ware OF the very best makes. the entire
Stock must Be sold j. Brock, assignee.
YARD wide percales SIC. Stems. 9Gi eth street.
ASK YOUR DEALER To show You the Richmond
straight cut cigarettes In boxes
BzwaRE imitation pebbles. Genuine. Hempler's,
Is street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Fono's. .5 CARRIE SWAIN.
What Woman Can Do.
=, The Little Joker lakes Everything
The Best Soubrette in the World
ccAARRR RIEE ad%TasIe h bsSsss
CARRIE SWAIN. An Accomplished Vocalist
Roars o: Laughter. Unbounded Applause.
Joker Matinee Tomorrow Wednesday.
), Admission to BGcony only IS cents.
Don't Fail to Bring the Ghildren to See Chirp, The
- ..,i Little Joker.
Feb 9-Three Nights. The kindergarten.
Thursday. Feb. lo-Boston Ideal Opera Company. f3
4 LBAusliHiiis GLAND OPERA HOUSE.
Rive NIGHTS AND SATURDAY MATINEE
'9 FAREWELL ENGAGEMENT OF
- -, i. MR. HENRY IRVING.
MISS ELLEN TERRY
THE LYcEntM COMPANY.
ruESRHS Feb 81 THE nsneHsST OF yES1cE
wFpYEabAsY Feb Miss ELLEN c ThHh1
THURSDAY; Feb 5 :.::::..::::::: EGSENE AR1M
hRs x 1T fSESlSf
lery. SIC. Private boxes. $40. SlS. and Sl0.
MONDAY, Feb 9-THE G ,LI.EY SLAVE IS
EsMS' THIRD ANNUAL BENEFIT.
49, iiif NATIONAL THEATER.
as THURSDAY AFTERNOON. FEB. 10TH.
Reserved seats for sale at Droops Music Store Penn
sylyanra syeuf fS ct
EVNhIRD CONCERT.
lss CONGREGATIONAL COURSE
. Ga!tDR. BlSCHOFF. Director.
..a;s FRIDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 6,
Reserved seats for four remaining Concerts 81. at
Ellis Il Co.'S, Single admission. 25c. f34t
GRAND CONCERT
-. AT MARINES HALL
b. the
MUSICAL PR0D1GfES-THE wETZLER CHILDREN
- Fl. AND LINDA DA COSTA.
"WEDNESDAY EVENING FEB. f.
~ At 8 O'clock.
Reserved seas. 81 admission so cents For sale at
Droop's Music Store. 925 Pennsylvania Ave f. 2ts
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III ALI'S VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RLNEWER
IL fnparts fine gloss and freshness the hair and
Is highly recommended by physicians Clergy men, and
scientists. As preparation accomplishing wonderful
results. 1t is certain remedy for dandr,lf
mixing the scalp white and clean, and restoring gray
hair to its youthful color.
WE DO NOT SOUND NEEDLESS ALARM WHEN
w we tell you til t the faint Of scrofula is in your
blood Inherited acquired it is there and Ayers
SaTsapar Ia alone will ;ectualy eradicate it, fe3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-03

Use ALADDIN SECURITY OH.-After more than
ten years tr this excellent oil continues To grow
IN public favor. the Increasing demand proves
that It's merit alone Is It's recomme ndation as the
best household OIL In use.
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In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
i COLUMBIA.
WILLIAM BURGESS ct al, Vs. HERMAN HoLLANpER ct
aL-No. 1895 Equity Docket a
This being referred to state the debts Of
the defendant Herman Hoander and assets notice il
hereby given that shall proceed under the said order of
At ONE O'CLOCK PM. at my Office. in the United
States Court house. at which time and place credi.
tors o. the said Herman Hcllander and
ested in the said matter appear and present their
claims. ja3O5tl JAS. G. PAYNE, Auditor
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Ar Cosr.

Ar Cosr.
We still selling our STOCK at cost prior to
consolidating it with the stock Of Geo j. john
son. 1l3 Market Space. Ne still have en- hand a
large !; ock of COMFORTS. which We are selling
at and below cost
All the best brands of black aud colored Silks
black and colored Cashmeres Large aud com
plete stock of Table Damask, Towels, Napkins
&c.
All the best makes of Sheetings and Cottons
both i'll brown and bleached.
You will find it to Your advantage to examine
our stock before purchasing elsewhere
j. A. LUTTRELL& co,
jazz S17 Marke. Space
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The fine photos of hets kemethys. 1lC9 Pa ave,
continue TO be s. per doZ. with 18th painted free
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AID TO HOWARD UNIVERSITY sTUDESs-COMdITTEI
CHANGES. ETC.

AID TO HOWARD UNIVERSITY sTUDEss-COAAITTE E
CHANGES. ETC.
An adjourned meeting OF the pre5bytery OF WASH
ington city was held yesterday IN New York ave-
nue. church. Rev. Dr. Sunderland, MODERATOR and
Rev. Dr. Bittinger, stated clerk. The committee to
whom the gu astion was referred In regard to the
action OF the board OF education In Withholding aid
from Messrs. Aston, Henderson and PiDckney
students at Howard University, through their
chairman. Rev. DIR. Fullerton reported In favor OF
continuing aid to these young men, The report
also suggested that the board consult with the
presbytery before taking action OF a similar char
acter In the future. The report was adopted,
Rev. Dr. Craighead recording his written dissent
Appropriate re .olutiOns were adopted In regard TO
tn death of Rev. f.. ii. Cumpston- At his own
request, Rev. DIR. Craignead was released from
serving on the standing committee on freedmen,
and Rev. Dr. rtlett substituted In his place. Rev.
DIR. Fun rtOn and Commodore E,rly were added to
the committee. Rev. John l. French signified his
vac ton OF stated supply OF the churches OF NeeiS
Vile and Boyd's Station and at their request the
sessions OF those churches were granted leave TO
supply their own pulpits with Rev. Dr. Child5,
moderator.
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For SECURITY AT HOME
Use Aladdin Security OIL
IL Is known to be the safest and best OIL
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FINANCIAL.

IN n INN1 L.
L>RACTI0NAL LOTS A SPECIALITY.
STOCKS, GRAIN, PETROLEUM.
GARRISON & co,
81 Broadway. New York
Orders for the purchase or sale for cash mar.
gins carefully executed.
Facilities unsurpassed satisfaction guaranteed spe
cia information regarding markets freely furnished
upon request. All inquiries will with imnedi-
ate and cheerful response Devotion to the
their customers is we'll known acterfstc Of tn
house ja22-eo7t
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Fac CASE FINALLY SGTTLED.-In the T.
8 supreme Court yesterday, in the case OF Chaun-
cey ID. SpaidS, plaiaii1 Ia erToc agt. Dennis y
Cooley, the Judgment OF the District Supreme
Court Was reversed, and the case reiDandei for a
new tria;i- THIS ease Is dispute between the par
tes a. TO the amount OF fee for prosecuting tas,,
in the CCuft of Claims.
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WHOLESALE AGENCY for syracuse salt, Murray's
Canandagua cider and Bloud's brOons, at factory
prices Spfcer. Compton Co. 93i Louisiana ave.
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'PAlHD CONCERT
CHURCH OF OUR FATHER"
Corner 18th and L streets.
@t'f WEDNESDAY EVENING. Feb. 4th, 1885
In addition to the eioir of the churca will be the
first public appearance Of new qnartette OF ladies'
and Mrs. Fadeley The ,lstinxn.led Lady violinist,
Mime. A A. Fengar, Mr. Hay and Mr. Maltby will also
Tickets and reserved seats at Ellis Co.'S Music
REAP esiSs:isns from WI, c,,letoD,s Doem. by
e PH1F E lew S G a' To%Ns GGslTr
M tGaa i ne Place.
Admission % C nts.
Doors open at7.l5. FITS
IlHE MATTERS GALLERIES.
l. % Mt Vernon Place, Baltimore,
viii oIen for the benefit of the poor all the WE'D
NESDAYS of FEBRUARY MARCH and APRIL. and
on EASTER MONDAY. and all the SATURD AVS of
APRIL.
Mr. Walters urges it to Poe remembered that no l.
missions will be granted except . l these days
the y sotation corner OF Charles aud Saratoga stle
Myers p Hedian, IS Charles street,
McCaffrey's. Charles street:
Moore's, How I'd and Madison streets;
Beams. Cha fes and Read streets;
Bendann's Isl West Baltimore street FIST
"ERZOG'S MUSEUM
IL Late Lincoln Hall, 9th and D streets n. ".
EVERY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT
r... The Peer of Lotta and Iixley,
Miss JENNIE CALEF
ami her own Dramatic Company
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
LITTLE MUFFETS,
Merry. Mirtl-Makng Muffets with songs dances and
medleys), Miss JIMMIE CALEF
lLuracay, Friday aud Saturday,
FANCHON.
New Scenery by Mr. F. W. Ca pcnter
Second Week of the Human Atom, Major Tot
Afternoons only. Punch aud Judy"
Admission TO Family Circle 10 cents: admission to
First Floor, 20 cents Reserved seats may be secured
flee of the Museum from a. to 10 10. Doors open
at and p. overture one hour later.
Next week-QUEEN'S EVIDENCE. f.
nIME MUSEUM Penn ave, near 18th street
- The popular family resort. Another grand show
Every afternoon aud night this Week. the celebrated
actor and comedian, s. H. KEANE and his
New York dramatc company. in the
latest great slIcces-. entitled
Ed MRS. PARTINGTON
genuine New Engl and home picture in forr acts and
100 lal2hable tableaux. Great Gymnastc Carn-
val the three best athletes III the world
The Twin Albin9 Children Fire Queen
MASONIC TEMPLE.
NJ - ABA. Second week of
-t-a -. Prof CARPENTERS
Scenes ia Psychology and Mesm arisnl
Marvellous fun Crowded houses Different earh night
Admission Is cents. Reserved seats 50 cents
Private instructions III ihyscnology given during
the day. f2-6t
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ARE You GOING SOUTH.
send for illustrated pamphlet OF the most attrac-
i've and disappointed winter retreat In the south
efn states. Address Z. Is. circuit. $50 Broadway,
New York
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Coed Weather Tomorrow.

The indications at the signal Office this morning
showed uninlst akahle signs of warmer weather to
morrow in this vicinity, with probability or It's
being fair. -..'
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YARD wide perrales 6tc- Storms. 914 9TH street.
CAN LOAD OF MURHAYS CIDER Just received at
kpicer, Compton cos 93i Louisiana avenue.
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AAdVA PERFUME.
LOT sold In bulk. Look out for counterfeits
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GRAY & GARRISON, Printers. Globe Printing
Office. $50 Pa. ave.
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CITY ITEMS.
ssSfOp Thief, Readeg don't steal one. hut b,fu
bottle OF DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup for % cen l

The following ak,gcial and lnap.
row and Thursday only atll Goldschnids', sI2-7th
ST. n. w: soc Mahogany. Ebony or Walnut cur
tafn poles for So: I5c towel rollers for 9c Rising
San stove polish cakes for sod elsewhere for
Coz; handsome engraved ,sl,blets 49c 4 dz. worth
g.. cOlored glass finger blyis Tor &c, worth 81.
co,ored glass tooth pfck stand with $500 tooth
picks 13c;. handsome 81. hand painted china cuSpa-
dores for &c. Csc brooms Ter a3 decorated English
ST.. 19: handsome. hand paint' d china chamber
SETS 10 pieces reduced from s6f5 To 50 IL; English
stone china covered Stop Ers *f.47, worth 81 o. 80
boxes, In nest only 3D., worth 50c; large whis&
brooms backing brushes, knife and fork trays. 10
pin hat racks, boxes of backing, steak brolers,
table spoons, 10 boxes OF laundry blue, large rub
Der combs, 100 clothes pins, only &c each, worth
from 20 TO 25e; decorated china cream pitchers l1c,
worth 25c; cOlored wine glasses for 37c, worth 5Oc
picture frames slightly damaged, at half price;
also handsome baby carriages jus: received will be
offered at low prices.
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SACRlFICE
IN OvERCOATs AND SUITS - -s's'
r---s,.}3 Z
Overcoats at S. formerly 80
Oyercoats at Sc. formerly $l2 81
Overcoats at S.. So formerly SIS -
overcoats at $40. formerly $40
Overcoats at 1880 formerly S27
Suits at $780, form rly &13.
Suits at 81. So formerly SIS.
Suite al $40. formerly SD
Suits at Sf2 formerly $24
Suits at SIS formerly $50
Pants at half price.
Boys Suits and Overeoats at half price. at the
'',.,s,nt t.Ss,rea
MIsFIT STORE,
ja3o CORNER 10TH AND STREETS
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BEIKFs and Records printed promptly Gray 4
(iaTksO1'S
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We have made great reductions in our UNDER
WEAR DEPARTMENT, many lines being marked
down TO less than cost Every garment I'm this de-
partment is OF the most reliable make, and feel
assured that the reductions VIII be appreciated.
stock Complete In every department. Secure gen.
uine bargains at f. G. DAVIS
J12l sf9 MARKET SPACE.
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400 pair Of MEMS PANTS. strictly all WOOL $2.78
We shall positively decline to cell any of
dealers and determined that consumers only shall
have the benefit of our reduced prices. -
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HER2Cc's NCSEtM--Pcr;. pretty piaiilnt Jennie
carer L;s inat.e hit III Little Munets" at Her.
"Fanchca Will b, given. There Is d matinee every
day 80
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We have just placed upon our counters q large
and complete assortment OF HAMBURG EDGES,
INSERTINGS and ALIrOVER EMBROIDERY. at
prices much lower than the same goods have ever
been offered at retail The larger portion OF these
goods are our own Importation, and well as
being very cheap are FIrst-ClasS in every reSnect.
We invite an examination. One Lot OF SOILED
HAMBURGS, MAGIC TRIMMINGS, &C, at Half
Price to Close, at
E. G. DAVIS,
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&oKsS or ARA very attractive collection OF
water toofS AMI engraiingS. framed and un-
framed are now arranged and on exhibition at the
salesrOGm OF Nessrs- Walter b. Williams Il Co The
sale commences this evening at O'clock and will
continue until all are sod The lovers OF iine arts
oe0clc not lail TO attend tho sale.
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LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO.
CORNER SEVENTH AND STREETS.
40
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Mas, SELMA KupprRr
Cos 9ih street opposite Patent Office
large assortment of Art Eulrod,ries and Fancy
NeedlewOrk, Sateen, Plush and Felt IN all leading
shades.
Complete line of Pearsalrs English Filosele and Flo
Floss. Decca Silks. AITasene. Chenille Crewel and
Hamburg Wool and all material for Art Nesdework
Full stock of Berlin Zfrlyrs. Columbia Germantown
and Saxony Wool and Knitting Yarns
Stamping promptly executed lao
The Portland daily press., 1885-02-26

61sc;| Mould 61sc; standard A 5s4 @5 13-16c;
Oontectioners 15-1606c; powdered 614@6ssc;
granulated 67sG6 Bloc; Cubes 6Ssc; cut loaf and
crushed 6ssc. RetrcleuEs-united at 1880 Tai
low is steady. Pork in buyers favor; mess ID 75
C9I4 20. Beef steady. Lard 30g4 points higher
and only moderately active, closing with slight re-
acIloni contract grade not quoted at 20: refined
DO for continent; S. A. at 80. Butter is steady
for choice; Western at 10G36c; State at 16@2Sc.
Sheese rather weak; Eastern at 99l21sc, Western
Freights to Liverpool firm; Wheat y steam I'd.
CHICAGO, Feb. 25.-- The Flour market is weak;
choice to fancy White Winter Wheat at A 25G4 70;
Michigan Winter Wheat at 5004 %; low grades
Winter at 25Go3 90; fancy Western Spring extra
at 2593 20; good to choice Spring extras at 90
@3 so; MINI. bakers 25d3 70; common to good
MINI. OO03 40; low to choice Spring SuperHne at
2 o092 rs; good to fancy Mimi. patent at 500
20. Rye flour ooG3 25. Wbest lower; Febru-
ary at 75s4 @76A c; No Spring at 7778@786sc;
No 3 at 6806S1ac; No 2 Red at 801aS1c; No at
7019@@71c Corn is slow at 375s G3814c. Oats
quiet at 2713@2Sc. Rye firm; No 2 at 64c. Barley
in better demand; No 2 at 63@65c. Pork is lower
at IL 621sC012 rs. Lard lower at S5G6 871s.
Bulk Meats in good demand; shoulders at 4 70@
S0 short rib at at 70; short clear 6596 10.
Recspts-Flour 23, 600 bba wheat 81 GOO bush,
corn 127 GOO bush, oats 63 600 bugh, rye 4 GOO
hu, barley 81, 900 buah.
Shipments-Flour IA. 600 bbls wheat A. 600 bn,
corn S8 600 bush, oats $4,000 bush rye 1000 brsh,
barley 5000 bush.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 25.-Flour is weak. Wheat lower;
No Red at 851s@851kc. Corn is firm lat 361a@
S6Mc. Oats firm 301a. Lard at 1906 so.
Receipts-Flour 1000 bDls. whessI23, 600 bush
corn 81 900 bush, oats $1,000 bush, barley 10 0o0
bush, rye l 900 bush.
shipnents-Flour 5000 bbls, wheat 5000 bu
corn $4,000 bush, oats 0,o00 bush, rye 5000 bush
barley 0,000.
DETROIT Feb. 25-wheat-N White at 8s1ac
asked; No Red S5Ac, No 8 do nominally TIC.
Wheas-Receipts / 900 bu; shipments 00O0hu
NEW 0RLEANs, Feb. 25-Cotbon steady; ;NiddIing
uplsnds l0ssc.
NOZZLE, Feb. 25.-Cotton is firm; Middling up-
lauds 1058c.
sAvANxAH. Feb 25.--Cottcn firm; AuddBng mp
lands 10 13-l6c.
cHAnLEsroN, Feb. 25.-ootton is firm; AEiddling
upands 11e.
MEMPHIS. Feb. 26-cotsoa steady iaaicdling up
lands l01sc.
The Portland daily press., 1885-02-26
ON The ENGINE :.

Running "a Locomotive While DeathIv
SicIx-Soane hing the Passengers Did Not
Km0w-A Physician Saves an Engineer.
TAUNTON, Mass.
DEAR SIR: am an engineer on the Old Colony
Railroad and run the Fall River boat train between
Fall River and Lowell, residing in Taunton. For
ten years suffered everything but death from dys-
pepsia. Often / had such binding sick headaches
ly to irregular habits of eating and partly to the Jar
of the engine. Sometimes my head would snap like
neuralgia, and again the pain would settle in my
eyes, which would feel as big as a mans fists Nv
breath was very offensive, and my food soured as
soon as it entered my stomach In fact my stomach
felt as though it was great raw and sore surface
and what agony 1t gave, perhaps you imagine. i
In the summer and fall of 1876 when we had the
heavy centennial travel the constant jar brought on
acute attacks nearly every week and thought
should have to leave the road. But l kept at work
until the next spring. when 1 grew so much worse
that could virtually eat nothing, and concluded
that my labor, and my life too, were about over.
Remember that had tried every medicine heard
Of and had been treated by some of the best physi
clans in Taunton and Lowell At this critical time
DIR. DAVID KENNEDY'S FAVORITE REMEDY
was recommended to me. 1t was new to me- and
with my experience of medicines you can easily for
give me for saying that had not particle of faith
in it.
had taken it but few days when began to get
better. The raw and sore feeling left my stomach.
and the Swapping pains left my head and soon was
all right. and have been ever since Itis the only
thing that ever did the least good and it drove
every ache pain and discomfort completely out of
my body. Now l keep KENNEDY'S FAVORITE
REMEDY with me on my engine, and it goes where
ever go.
Why believe FAVORITE REMEDY will cure
anything. one night, while ago, John Layton. an
engineer who runs the main line boat train from
Boston, came on my engine sick as DEATH He was
worn out with work, had a high fever and was SO
nervous he almost broke down crying. sNonsense
John,'' said, .cheer up, I've got something on my
engine that will set you up in iify.'' l took out
my bottle of FAVORITE REMEDY, lifted his
head and gave him good dose. He went to bed.
Two days after saw him looking healthy as a
butcher "Dan,'' he said, "whgt was the stuff you
gave me the other night?' s'It was DIR. DAVID
KENNEDY'S FAVORITE REMEDY, Rondout N
w. said I'' "Well, don't care whose Remedy it
s, it's the thing for the railroad.' So say
we ALL Yours. etc., DANIEL FITTS,
This preparation goes to the root of disease by
purifying the blood and rousing every organ into
healthy action. 1t is useful at home, shops, in
everywhere.
DR.. David Kennedy, Physician ana Surgeon,
Rondout N. Y.
The Portland daily press., 1885-02-26
Donaessic Markets.
fBy Telegraph.)


&Ew YORK. Feb. 25.-Flour market-receipts
12.907 bbs; exports 1850 bbls; dull and prices are
without quotable change common grades scarce and
held firmly; sales IA 800 bbls.
Flour, No at 25R2 80; Sup. Western and State
At 6O@3 O0 common to good extra Western and
State 06g3 30; good to choice do at 6O05 80;
common to choice White Wheat Western extra at
1906 20; fancy do 3005 so; common to good
extra Ohio st o5G5 so; commol to choice extra
ST. Louis at 3 Oba5 40: Paten Minnesota extra
good to prime 1906 40: choice to double extra
90 at 6005 so, including 100 bbls City Mill
extra at 80; 1900 fine at 2 2502 80; 800 bbls Su.
uertne at 60d3 20; 2300 bbls extra No 2 at 9 O5
"a so; $500 bbls Winter Wheat extra O5Ca5 so;
1900 bbls Minnesota extra at 3 05n6l8O. Southern
-four rather weak. Rye -four steady. Wheaa-re-
ooipts 26. $50 bush; exports 100, ,009 bush; l61sl
lower closing heavy at lowest points, with more do
ing for export; speculation more brisk; sales $780,
600 bush on spoI: No Spring &c; No 2 Red 9Os4
Ia 81 1ac in elev; No Red state at CSC; No White
at 9Oc. Rye firm. Barley steady. CoFAa 1a61S4
closing weak; export demand only moderate and
speculation rather tame; receipts n 550 bush ex-
porUs 80 425 bush; GALES 267 .0o0 bushIon spot;No
at b1(05Iszc c; No 2 at byC9b214c in elev Oats are
firm receipts a. zoo bush; exports 1892 bush sales
"a 900 bush on spot; No az 35c; do White 37Ts
l93Sc; No z at 1855 d39c; No 2 White at 1894 l1
33gs c; No ] and No White nominal; Mixed Yves
tern at 39@p39c; do White at 39941c; White State
at 39G4lc. Coffee dull. sugar is quiet and
changed; refined steady; G 4s4 @47sc; Extra @ at
5@61Ac; White do at 6$sc; Yellow at 4ssc; OIL A