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~The announcement that Miss
Belle THoBuRs, OF India, has been
compelled by failing health to abandon
her labor as missionary and will soon
re,urn to her home In this vicinity is
said by her relatives to be premature
While her health has failed somewhat
che had not yet decided to return home.
- Wkeeliso Iatelligsacsr.
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TIN SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER II. 1885.
mAsosIC DIRECTORY.

MosRoE LODGE No. isa F. and A. NJ
meets at Masonic Hall in Woods6eld, on
Wednesday evenings. on or before eaoh full
iaesa. h B. HILL, W. NJ; JAS. r. NORRIS,
Secretary.
WoopsFrEI.p CHArreR Ne. 81. r. A. n.
nssts hi Masonic Hall. WoodsAeld. on Mon
day evening. after full moon. ]. z. SPRIsss
n. Is. 81. p: Jas. r. MoRRIs, Sec'y.
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Noble County Republican. 13tb mat

Noble County Republican. 18th inst.
Drs Way and Martin went out gun.
ming, last Monday, and came back load.
ed down With doz.n rabbits, and for an
hour or two took all the shine out OF all
our hunters But it leaked out that they
had ten year old hoy of Vest Mckee,,
near Belle Valley, hired to shoot the
game ard they were the carriers, and
now, even Tom Taylor thinks be could
do as we'll,
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~ The committee. on inyitation OF
the Star Skating Club Of Caldwell will
please accept our thanks for an invita-.
tion to the .'Grand Maaqae Carnival" to
ne given at the Opera Rink on Thanks
giving evening.
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Go1a. FL. n. West.
November IA, 1885.
BY HIS FRIENDS
wooDsFIELD, oH.IoL

wOoDSFIELD, OH,IOL
It was procured from the sstsbi ,h'
nent OF our suterprising ieWeller A. r
KsAR The inscrip,ionis Is in ,he high
est style OF workmanship, and reflects
great credit on Mr.. KrsAR. :.
After some time spent In social in
tercourse, Gan. West Invited those pres.
ent to the dining parlor of Mr.. JAG,
REINHEaR. where o fine COLLATION. was
served.
Among those present we're the fol-.
lowing named gentlemen: s
Judge A. J. PEARSON, Judge WILLIAM
OKEr, Judge ]. R. MoRRrs, Hon. E.
HEADLY, JoHN B. DIass, s. A. ArKIN.
SON, Il. R. MuHLEMAs, J. W. DoHERrr.
Editor of the Gazette, C. r. HARLAN,
R. W. PoPE, Fritz REEF. Editor of the
Journal, CHRISTIAN LuDE, W. E. NAL
LoRY, o. F. LITTLE, AsHEa OkEY. W. L
MoRRrs, joan REUesEeeER. FRANK
DIEHL, NJ HoEFFLER. L. HoEFrLEs, s..
P. DoRR, L. HE.BLINs and W. F. OKEY.
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Hit 10 an exploded theory that one
ring grows upon atree every year. The
agricultural department at Washington
fipds that trees OF six years showed
sselve rings; OF twelve, twen,y.one; OF
6iteeu, eleven and OF twenty four, twen.
~; the trees being respectively, locust,
hickory, crahspple and oak.
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Noble County Republican. 18th inst.

NUUIe OUuuty uepuuIIcan, Istn inst.
By The escape OF gas from a stove at
the residence Of John W. Okey's wild
ow at Columbus, last week. the whole
family narrowly escaped, sufIocauon.--
Miss FIode Okey, of this place, who is
a member of the family, was 80 nearly
asphyxiated that for awhile her life was
dispaired of. -
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Bucklen's Arnica salve.

The BEST SALvs IL the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum.
Fever sores,- letter, Chapped Hands,
Chiiblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed 10 give
perfect satisfaction. or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per boz, For sale b.
3. W. POPE.
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syTbe dreaded diph,beria is making

WTbe dreaded diphtheria is making
sad havoc In many localities In this
State. Mt. Vernon and Newark have
particularly suffered. Parents should
be careful to see that their children OBJ.
serve oil hygienic laws, and that their
clothing 10 Sufficient for the cold season,
for this community may not escape from
visit from this fearful scourge.-Cad.
seeH Journal.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
wheelins Tive stock Market.

WHEELING, Nov. IA. 1885
The market ibis week vas q little bet
ter The C; tile market is flush AID VI,
sheep market Is lost sight If. Messrs
Hudson & Rsyha furnished the follow.
ing quotations:
Ca:ile-l,O00 to LOO lbs stock 34s
3ic. per 10 800 to 900 lbs. 3,3Ic pei
r.. TOO to 81 0 lhs., 2a23c per lb.
Hogs-Market active; 3ia3ac per lb
Sbeep-Dull 2s3c per ID.
Lambs-Good, at 3a4c per lb.
Calves-3 G0a6 GO, per had
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NOfIUE TO CONTRACTORS.

GBAkE0 bids viii be recaived uatil Satur.
y day, Novsmhsr 2lst for fun shing ma.
tsrial end building new school honss ia
snb.distriot No. Z, Green township. Monroe
oounty, Ohio. Specifications may be s-ss q
the Township Clerks office. The Board re-
serve the right to rjsct any or all bids.
By order of the board.
-" SAMUEL MARTIN, Clerk.
October 90, lsS5--Sw..
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-11-17

@ The shortest days Of the year are
gradually crawling upon Us. Though
short now, especially the afternoons,
daylight will be curtailed still further un-
I'll the 2lst Of next month, when after o
stand still OF some days it will again be.
gin to lengthen.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-11-17

H Auditor MUHLEnAN TOOK. charge
OF the Office on the Oh inst, s. A. Ar
xrssox retiring after six years OF efficient
service. Mr. MuHLExAx possesses the
ability to discharge the duties to the sat
isfaction OF all.
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NEW LOCALS.
LIVERY STABLE.

To be mp with the hard times we vii
iced horse for l5c. lei out saddl
horse for Soc. day. aud team in pro
por zion. Stable west OF d iggs Hous,
and north Of The new stable. At m,
house We will give you warm meals, te.
or coffee, any hour OF the day.
H DAVIS. Proprietor.
Nrv17, ,'S5t2
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LH Hon 4 HEADLY, who has been
down on Sun6>h for sometime sngling
for, The fi,ny tribe, returned 10 Woods.
field last week. Z
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-11-17

The Governor OF Arizonia. in bis an.
nual report, says that the progress tf
the Territory is source OF gra,ifics.
tion. The population is placed q. eIql I
thousand. and the value OF assessed pro, :
erty 825,0C00O0.
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REDEMPTION NOTICE,

To @ Fetrs or D'tcm " may Concern:
Notice ID hereby given, that Perry Gala
shsr has paid into the County Treasury q
sum snfdcient to redeem the southwest par,
OF the uouthxest; quarter except the ives.
patt.of section Is, township 4 Of range s,
sold at Beinauert tax sale BY John Russ.
seyser. Treasurer of Monroe County, Ohio,
January 20, 1884, In the name Of Perry Gal.
lsgher to G. Cshrs. = ;.
s. A. ATKINSON,
oCt6,'s5,t3. Auditor Monroe Co. Ohio.
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kTLast year before this tiue farm.
sers were keeping their stock on dry feed.
Now there is an abundance Of good pas
,tdre. and Il will last till hidden by the
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Chicago.
New Fork.

Nov. 13.--FIour 3 O0a4 go; Whca,
S5a87c; Corn 43c. Oats 27c; Rye Gle
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WDoSALp. Agei 2 years and q
moa.hs- soa or W.. D.. coorsR, Esq,
Mayor OF Bellaire. died suddenly on
Sunday. the 9Th inst Of gastric fever
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-11-17

eEMis CHis. 0ksr.Soi Corning
Iowa, who has been visiting friends here
for several weeks returned home this
Monday. morning. -
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EgMrs. LUCINDA GRsss, OF Mis-
souri. daughter OF Mr. JOHN OKEY. who
formerly resided 10 this county, Is vis-
iting friends and relatives In this place.
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~ Beginning 10 receive Holiday
Goods ct the we'll known Toy Store.
e BERT JONES.
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LEGAL NOTICE.


| A GNBs HATHAWAY. whose place OF resi-.
n deuce and postoiice address is -warrsn.
ton, Ohio, Jane Payne, Dora,hy X. Wilson,
Margaret Pickens, Martha Ann Mosslandss,
William Pick-ns and CLARK Piuksns, whose
postof6ce address and place OF residences b
Morning View, 'simont oonuty, Ohio, vii.
liam McMsnis. whose place Of residence and
postofice addrss is gsy, Belmont bounty.
OHIO, the unknown heirs Of Nancy spence.
deceased, whose place Of residence and post
office address Is unknown. and the tiuknowu
heirs OF Thomas Pickens, deceased. whose
pla OF residence aud postofhce address "a
unknown, will take notice thai on the 3lss
day OF October, A. d. 1855. Margaret pickeus.
widow Of Alexander licksns, late Of Frank.
lin township. Monroe county. Ohio, deceased,
6led In the Pr.bate Court OF Monroe county.
Ohio, paper writing purportine to 10 the
last will and testament of said Alexandsf
Fickens, deceased, aud on raid day male ap,
piication to have the sAms admitted to pro.
bate and record. Said application ID set fos
hearing In sad 6ourt on the s5th day OF No.
vemher, A, D. iss5, 1t 10 o'oloek a. m.
A. |. PEARSON,
nov3,'s5U2. Probate Judge, Y. CO.
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SCR0FulA

Usually develops in early life,
and is a peculiar morbid con-
dition Of the system, usually
affecting the glands, often re.
sulting In swellings, enlarged
joints, assesses, thickening
Of the lips, enlarged neck, sore
eyes. "A scroful0us condition
Is often hereditary, but bad
diet, too free use Of fat meats.
bad air, want Of sunshine and
nourishing food will induce
It. Some people are troubled
with scrofulous swelling Of the
glands, and with ulcers and
kernels, which may cause very
little pain; others may have in.
ward scrofula, Scrofula Of the
lungs, scrofula Of the spleen,
scrofula Of the kidneys, and
Scrofula Of the bones. BUR-
DOCK BLOOD BITTERS will
drive away any case ofscrofula
and not to appear In another
place, for their action on the
blood and bowels will carry the
disease entirely from the body.
nov25, 's4r. -sira
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: EgMr GxoRaE KErrxRER. who is
engaged In business in Phiiadelphia,
came home last week. and will remain
!, until after the HOLIDAYS.
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PHILADELPHIA. Nov l3-Flour 3 75s
5 so; Wheat D0.9lc; Corn 62a56c; Oats
35 Rye Zoe.
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Cincinnati.

NV Flour 3 30a5 60: Wheat
03.95c; Corn SIC, Oats 30a36c.
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lr. Morgan as a Breakfast for
Bears.

Mr.. Morgan as Breakfast for
Bears.
Montana Miner.
Harry Morgan, while riding in the
woods near Rock Creek, rode directly
into the embraces Of . shp.bear as large
as fve-vear old eer. Bruin tend rly
knocked Harry off his horse, ,aud q1ickly
throwing him on her back quietly trot,ed
up the stream about q mile, and then,
throwing him down in wsshout delibe.
rately covered him over with hrush and
dirt. After carefully completing her
work madame started after her family
Harry. nothing the worse for the Incl.
dent save sense of offended dignity,
got out Of the brush pile and went d Town
the creek with the speed of an express
train.
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Philadelphia.

Nov l3.-Flour 3 60a4 85; Wheat
92c; Corn 4jc: Ons Csc; Rye &c.
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When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria,
When shc WAS Child, she cried for Custorja.
When 80 became Miss, she cluns to Ca.toria,
Whom she had Children, she gave them Castoria,
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Wo0axaeld stock Market.
Nov l6.-Cattle a2c24 per pound
Sheep 3a4c per pound. Hogs 3a4c pei
pound gross.
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EF,ns line Of Photo. Albums jos'
received at BERT JONES'.
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Withdrawn.
The Teachers exam,nsipn for No.
.-ember 2Ist has heeu withdrawn.
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Withdrawn

eH Back ~hea, Flour a, BERT JosEs'
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Phosphate, Grain Drills, Feed Cutters, Corn
Shellsrs, Corn and Cob Mills, Lamps Of .
kinds. Sewer pipe, Tiling Fronts and Crates,
Wagon Skeins, Boring Machines. plows, tim
othy aud clover seed, apple parers 30, 60.
Silverware &Jewelry.
aug25,'S5,,
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Prices from, $ 50 to $40.
A small CHOICE LOT Of CHILDREN'S and
MISSES also.

MORRIS & ARMSTRONG.
oot6,'s5.
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PRESENTED
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HARDWARE ann MErAIs

AXEs-Collins, = DOZEN, 500, Gold po,.
I'M, DOZEN. 500; Diamond Hd9e, AZ dosen,
400; Double st, l7.M
s,xiIhLErs AND Lips-4h4c y n; sugar
TIN pLArE-I. @, l0xii, q box. 8 .c;f. O.
l4NAl. " box, g. 90; TegnO fsseO. IA boy' m,
ierne, slX2S, n bOx, IA 90 NV
TtHwARE- Picced. discoun, On Z, ront
stamped, DISCOUNTED r cent
SoLDHR-No 4, &c; No. Y and =, iSc a n
uuch hohsE COLLARs--No. 4, I VI A M
HAAE y! =, loop, $50 b dozen, three
pAcKs-.ln boxes, icO paptrs, aO0n HOY
6Run hoEB'.h dozcn, 7 bg, n,lirooi
picks, 81 dozen $50
MATrOv Ga.- q dozen, $50
hubDEN bELrlNo. Discount 80 = oart
NAita-S.n0 rate
.ShoNhbS tND SpADEs- llnwlnndis, dis.
9ount ~ per cent AmcH list, steel gon.it,
HEAVY HARDwARs-Shafte. rniah,i
$50; poles, lh 10, slnplctrccs w,gnas. ~,
lect, 20, buggy, Q ~; express. gkll vng,t.
lrngurN,lO Mi hickory aSlos, lOW. boiNefu.
i'9i coupling poles, $40, sp6kos, NNX W.
lcct, : fii NIX, $50, sawed lelln,s. NJ. IA
~ 2W; knWdVr fhups. $50, nort hwfafrrt,
hnrso nails, Not. sec; I, 02s, n $40, f.Y
ston, ig rate p'ov steel, 90, sprlng nieoi,
Bugets-ondu 4, and sp,ins ton. q, N,
w NblOOi do, npen, snl1 to Clil. 10. aiie
spring ton. lOl ~ 10 1900; 40. aide bar
iuuuN 10 lMt Coz do, phmtuns, iginl ia I'M 40.
grade A, eide spring, 40 NJ 10 gJi n1, do
phntOns, sl,N "a a0u0; bump seat hufglea
", 10 uv 20 19.W, pyS srm springs, no 20 ~
ls''"il hrcc sprhH Wagons. al00 10 La
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CI(lBSlES.

ALcoHoL--Psr CATION, 40 to $50.
bRASDtEs-Domestio,p per gallon, 50 Ia
Sg,; Imported Cognac, 1871, per gallon, 4 50:
~ ~; ls,v, 10; ls6S, 50; 1850, Z 40; lSos.
SUI; iSts, 10 50; Otard. Dupuy 4 Co.'S. Cog,
nae, 1919, 81, 1870, %; lisa, 90; ISIS, 10 g.
kle9nst, nubouehe s Cos. Cognac, ISIS
atni ls.O, . 30; Isis, eco.
GlN-ncmestic, Per gallon, I rs to ? 90;
import Holland, 3 % toS IS; Sir Robert Rur.
netts Old Tom. per cask. s 81 20 90O; Hol-
isnc, per case, 50 to l5W
WhlsHN-Rectired, IS per cent. proof.
per gallon, 81; Western, 20 TO 50; Bours
bon, 40 10 3 80; Rye, | 50 to 3 50, Scotch iun.
AIS. W
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Heidseick, quarts.
per dozen, S 90; } krug & Co., quarts, per
Dozen, ls 50; Nicer & Chanddn, Slllerv
MouSSeux, pea dozen, q o.; u. Gouie,, pei
loaen, - 70; G IL. Murnnl Z Co.'S. Dry
N,SrrNnay, u %; Extra Dry, ~ ~; plnts. q
WiSEs-Calltornia elaret, per gallon, 55c:
1ietuaudei, Mol, per gallon, 0Oio "a; i'm.
toited cinrets, ordinary, per oask, ~ 90 10
N,O' FAMILY clarets, per oasS. - 90 TO l25 %,
une ciaretS, per casS leo % to l75 40; Me-
9oei per case, 500; st Julian, per case, 8 90;
MarSauS, per case, 90; ponte Csnet, Der
Csc, 20 90; Lacrosse. per case, V %; Leo
veh, per case, u 90; Chateau Laftte, per
case "a W. Ordinary, per case . 20 60 s 3D.
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Il BUSlN less WORLD.
NEW YORK DAILY REPORT.


NEW YORK, Oct. b,--speclal.l Stocks
received setback and closed > to per
cert. lover than the opening.
Money att Stock Exchnugs / IL 10 =
per cens.
Railroad bonds irregular; Ga vost.n
Harrisburg & San Antonio 5's, 92's; Fort
Worth Il Denye, City, S2A; Houston q
Texas Central, m ain llao, 9S l-2; Missouri.
Kansas & Texas rs, leg; 6's, S726;5's,7il.2.
Moggan's Ioui lana X Texas, lOi ~.
Texas Il 81. Louis, Northwest and Ar
kan ASST; Tayas Il Pacific Rios, coz; In
comes, As l-2
ingexchapgs steady, WITH euppiy Of
bills small
Business IN spot cltion was light, sales
only 3li bales. Quotations have been re.
viyed Low miduuu &, aud below, reduced
Lie Strict low mitdnng ana mtldline.
unchanged. strict good mlddling and
above, advanced 4. Good midding Rd-
vanced l-lG STONED cottons unclaimed,
All grades of New Orleans, Gulf and
Texas, advanced Lie from revised prices.
Trading in contracts was less active than
yesterday and $ l,es were only $3.50 bales.
The tone was rather weak and prices for all
months were 2 to points bllow the lowest
OF yesterday.
Advices from the south noted beltpr
wealth I in all sections, and absence OF en-
courasing advicss from Liverpool induced
some selling, but bears ac. in a hesltatinr
manner a1d evidently are not over
ladea with confidence In their cony ,etlons
Notwithstanding that for over week the
market was ruled In their favor, and the
lowest prices to-day show decline OF all
months of 10 TO 10 points from the lowest
ofOctober o. The other side speak MI
IDENTIFY of better market, bnt make NO
attempt to trengt IN the assertion by in.
augurating an upward movement. In n
word, the market is unsatisiac DRY to all
interested.
Wool FIRM; demand fair.
Cattle. movement moderate and prices
steady.
Leather maintains q strong tone; demand
good
HidesrEle Fl m on moderate movement.
Sugar slow and steady
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ACIDs-Acetic,l Ice d N; benzipe. Ola ~ ~.
earnollc, 4ge Z, ib q ric, 55c % ib "a lie, lSc
y oZi OSalic. &c y II; Sulpiurire % a IN.
fannie Sl.e5 e N; nrtSric, powdered JOc = ID
ALuN--3h@9c i III.
| l6r q ib - 80
ARROW E0or-- Bermuda aic y Ii.
b1AL,s,,AM.sI,CCopaba, 45c Z hi Gr, l5c y ID;
BARKE--uassis, re y b; sassafras, leo a
Wild cherry, l4o i 10
BAY RUM--S C0l7b y d.
sMuTli'-Suunit ate, $2.?i i 10.
bLuE MAsS--i5c Z IL.
BoRAX-- &c y 10.
81 Il ID. '''-'
CANTltARIDEs-- Russian. popdared 1, IN
= 10, '-'''
--76tGsSc q ID.
tlkthoN "pIA"P. " W., Loo walls, 90 q
OF: 6,uS cans, SO Z OF; u. & 5 d, l-oz walls,
&c 6 O2i d-uG cans, lBc II Oh
COCAINE Muriuto, Cryktal. iOc Il or. 4
per cent solution, !, 81 = or.
IORRosINE 7UBLI NATE $50 - H.
CREAM IAhtAR-' Pure, powdered, 4Oc y NJ
EXTRACT LOCKWOOD l0.dl c = 10.
,EtNcERiSE--lSe2ic Z 10; Price, 75Ss5c
GUM Arabic, g@SOc 4 N; asafotlda. o,c
{ 10; opium 50 slal,lO I'm; camphor95s = N
Hors--P Pressed, 2l6I2ic N 10,
loDtsE- Subllmate, 81 - 10,
IopoflhM--i.c 4 90.
rs. " 4 II; Soma. nc n n.
MER uRY--tQc "A 10.
., MoRruINE-P. \ W, "a sos 4, on; II. &
W OF, 81 Smiths Sl5Oi OF, s2.55
oILs-.berg9moI -nndvgsons, sl2j +, n;
oas'ia, Sl.s0 e n; castor, sl.IjDi bS ~ saI,
eeloNeu,Slt5 {, NJ cubebs, 81 4 n; lemon,
sandeison's, $ ~ i M; peppermint, 81 4 n;
sas'airNs d c a H.
forAs iuN.- tr9mide, iOc Z, ~; chlorate.
Csc {. M cyanide, I. sed, 81 4 10; ioaiaS. Si
n H.. - . "' ''"'"''N'|
DovERs PowDEt s--st 10 q n.
ouiNiNR-l W., ezs, SIC q or Z. q W.
d ,. 5-oz cans, zoe Il OF.
akD PREC PiTA1E--s6c Y m
roAP'-Casti!c,mo $50 4 10; white
Cont Hpl0c n N,
ssT1,s8nCnNiN.--Crystali "a, $780, OK.
o,W Wax BEks--felIow, soc . hi white, 500
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH



KANSAS CITY, Oct. 10 - Wheat lower.
cssb,iaA bid; November, so Us to SOg4; De.
cember,S231,
Corn duli; cash So asked; oyember,o0 10
asked; ye.r,26 IL asked.
Oals nominal; % l-28sked,
STOCK yards: The Live Stccx indicator
reports cstt receipts Sl5; shipments, 2,2l7;
pulchers stun wcaS, slow and 10 lower;
slockcrs, Isedcrs and best ounli,y of shin,
ping grades steady, EXPORTS ,2j 10 $50; good
w choice shipping, i,4D to $50; common to
medium, i.5J to IS; slockers aud feeders
ta S 10 Aooi cows w to $40, grass Texas, 2,6O
Hogs Receipts 7.4i7; weak and lower;
,6sheep7Reoeipts, 5js: shipments, eli; mar
heI steaui; TAI, 10 good m lttIns,2 10 %;
'on'ihon 10 med'um, iNO TO 2.4g.
O., ST. LOUIS,
Sr LOUIS, Oct. lj.-FIour firm and un-
Wheat dull aud declined 40 a early,
aneh stiilen up, but broke again later
anu closou sats ts below yesterday; No,
adee,1, casa, - l-9 bid October,
,,a closing nOmiusl at IS: November, 0Ses
NJ l-2, cluiug % ~; MAY, 10 IT, 10
III l'2, closing llUl2
Corn SLOW Dat "A higher for November
anu Year; No 9 mixed, cash, 3Jto S0lS; No
"hOer, bO;s; year, "a.
ohts iirmly held Ut no OPTION sales: No.
mixed, cash, "a l.2 TO 29s.
vwnrnmcal steady at | ~ 10 | 81
MOL active dud IN hanged
Whisky steuu NJ 0j,
srovl.i ra dull aud only % job trade do ne
u, pItNlons quotations,
Afternoon B1ari-whcnt firm aud un-
Vnango cora and oats, nothing done.
sa.ntlie-'htccpts, l,SOO; shipments, hO,
tu,hor easier and some sales shade lower,
SH1 Quotations cannot b. changed; native
Nu 4 n. a. L. aHN
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-16

several years ago n canccrous ulcer mad
It's nppenran scion my chin Three years
ago II slonghed ont, bu! last spring re-
turned. soon after the cancer i,upeared.
my SKIN became dseased-any slight
wound or brutse would luflame, ppfead
ana make an ugly sore, Rough places and
heaVy black scales formed on my hands
ana lace. Last October / was attacked
WIN rheumatism In my feet, auRlea, Knees
ana hips, which became so stiff. swolIon
and sora and the muscles 50 coptracted
that 1t was impossible for me 10 straighien
myse {, In This terrible condition. no
medicine gave mo any relief-my nppctito
and strength failed, and became com.
pletciy hopeless. lu this almost hopeless
condition. / determined TO try GtiISN,s
PIONEER BLOOD RESEwER | procured n
supply and began the use OF 1t. used IL
about one month, and so much lmprnvei
lhnI began 10 walk about with the aid of
crutches. The cancer on NV chin CENTRALLY
disappeared. The black heavy scales thai
Ind formed on NV ace and hands fell of
and my skin became clear, smooth md
healthy, would also slate that for seyo.
raj years have used this medicine In NV
practice In the treatment of rlan0ulnr and
tkln diseases, ana have never known il
70 lali 10 cure any case where 10 has been
nted according To directions | do, there
lore, most oheerfully recommend u to nil
VINO may DO afflicted with any of tbs din-
csses Tor which " Is prescribed
j. Ia STEPHENSON, NJ. D.,
Griffin. Ga