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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-10-17
INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
A Healthy Volume of Business i'm Progress
Collections a Little Slow.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Oct 16.
While trade presents more quiet aspect than
last week. there is healthy volume of business
in progress. Merchants throughout the country
have replenished their stocks, ard until these
are somewhat reduced a quieter business must
be expected. A little sharp cold weather just
now would doubtless stimulate matters consid-
crafty. Still, all things considered, the outlook
is decidedly favorable one A big corn hog
and cotton crop must create lively fall and
early-winter business. Corn is king of the agri-
cultural products of the United States, not only
by virtue of the great quantity of it produced,
but because of the important place which it
occupies in the farm economy of ali sections Of
the country. The profits of wheat raising are
always precarious. except in few favored local
tiles Corn is more independent both of foreign
markets and Eastern influences. III the Western
farmer is not offered such prices for his corn
will pay him for sending it to the railroad, he
still has the alternative of feeding it
to his cattle and hogs. In the local
markets fluctuations in values for some DAYS
past have been of little inheritance, the sugar
market being the leading one in changes. COT
fees rule steady. In teas there is considera bic
activity. In provisions there is nothing to
note. In all departments there is more or less
complaint Of sowness in collections. Arthur
Jordan, in his Price Current of to-day says of pro-
duce: The poultry market is weak and prices for
chickens nearly demorazed. Receipts are heav-
Ter than at any time this year. which means low
prices until the stock can be sold Receipts of
eggs light; market stronger. Butter is doing no
good at all, aud the receipts far beyond the
demand. There will De no fair sale for butter
until fresh roll begins to come inv The wool
market is higher. Notice advance in prices. Qui-
nine as we'll, advances 15c an ounce.
GRAIN.
1t was dull day in the local markets. The
Board of Trade Price Current says of wheat:
Dull and lower. Receipts growing lighter and
mostly off grades. Futures quiet and in no re-
nuest Markats at other nnints show q deciaed
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LIVERPOOL, Oct. 16-Cotton dull; middng up
lands, . 7-l6d; middling Orleans Sgd. Sales 1000
bales including 800 fer speculation and EXPORT, and
D. 700 bales American. Weekly cotton report: Sales
of the week. $4,000 bales; American 81, 600 bales
speculators took 600 bales: exporters took $500
bales; forwarded from shpside direct to spinners
D, LOO bales; actual exports, $500 bales total I'M
ports, OOOO bales; American, II 600 bales; total
stock $4,000 bales: American. 233. 600 bales: to-
tai amount afoat, l28, GOO bales American, 49,
600 bales.
NEW YORK, Oct. 16-Cotton-The Post, in its
cotton review says Future deliveries. October ex
cepted advanced $1,000 above yesterdays closing
call, 500 bales of October, at 9.66c; 500 bales of
February, ut 8 $50. and 100 bales of April, at
lO.l2c After the call the market dull and
easier January sold at 916c. Futures closed
quiet and steady, October 2-1O0c balance 1900
$1,000 higher than yesterday"
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 16 Cotton steady: net re-
ceipts $3.50 bales: gross receipts. 1914 bales;
ports to Great Britain 3772 bales: exports to France
D $40 bales sales. 5000 bales; stock on hand. 81.
54l bales Weekly statements Net receipts, 90, OF
bales gross receipts II 10l bales exports to Great
Britain, ii, sci bales; exports to France, 5,4OS
bales exports to the continent O98 bales exports
coastwise. 1899 bales; sales, %, 800 bales.
GALVESTON, Oct. 15.-Cotton steady; net and
gross receipts. 7O47 bales exports coastwise, 3S07
bales sales, 3524 bales; stock hand 81 429 bales
Weekly statement: Net and gross receipts 4O.1
bales exports to Great Britain S45 bales exports
to the continent. g. O77 bales exports coastwise, 10
696 bales; sales. IL, 1872 bales.
MEMPHIS, Oct. l6.--Cotton quiet; middling.
Bloc receipts, 3,179 bales; Shipments ,557
bales stock hand % % bales sales 500 bales.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 16--Cotton steady: middng,
93sc; sales. 500 bales receipts, 8 1874 bales ship
ments, 1893 bales; stock on hand, II, 829 bales.
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NEW YORK. Oct. 16.-The petroleum market
extremely active and excited. with prices very
strong throughout the day The opening quotation
SEC higher at 81 .03 Il and after reaction to
S1.O24 rose before noon to ST. .04A. There was
then elton to 81 .O37s and persistent advance,
amid great excitement and heavy dealings. to S107.
at which it closed, with 81 067s bid. There diff
erent theories for the present strength of the market
bat it is conceded that tbs statistical situation in
favor of higher prices.
PTTfSBURG, Oct 16.-The oil market was very
much excited oday and under the influence of report
ed heavy buying, advanced rapidly National Transit
Company certincates opened at $1.O3 and closed at
$lO7 highest nrice, 81 or lowest price 81 .02 g.
Inc sales were very heavy.
BRADFORD, Oct. 16 -Nationa, Transit Company
certificates opened at $1.027s; highest price.
ST. O67s lowest price, U27s and closed at 81 O6 %:
runs, 57,O75 hrls; total shipments. 43, 164 brls;
charters, 76349 brls; elearances 3 $50, 600 brls.
OIL CITY. Oct. 16.-National Transit Comnany
certificates opened at 81 O3e; highest price 81 O6a:
lowest price. $l.O2l4; closed at $1.O61e sales.
5000 900 brls; clearances 5.213 600 brls; char
tiers, 73 1893 brls; shipments, 43. 164 brls.
LONDON, Oct. 16.-Refned petroleum. Gao I'd
per gal. Lnseed oil. SOB 5sSD 923 los Der ton Tur
pentine spirits strong; spot. 26s Sd per cwt De-
tober to December, 27s; January to April 2Ss.
TITUSVII4LE. Oct. 16.--Nationa Transit Com
pany certificates opened at $l.03; highest price
81 O63i; lowest price 81 O3 and closed at ST. O6 p
ANTWERP, Oct. 16.-Petroleum, 19f 81 1ac paid
and sellers for fine pale American.
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Kye-NO. 2. nominal
Bran-Steady: $l1.25 bid
Hav--Chcice timothy held at $13, no bids No.
] timothy, 81 80 bid held at $l2; No. 2, timothy,
$40 % bid, held at $l075.
RECEIPTS BY RAIL PAST TWENTY FOUR HOURS.
Oats, bushels :. 600
GRAIN IN STORE
Oct TX 1898
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consgnments. We quote:
Export grades Sc. IS as SIS
Good to choice shippers 4.75 40 25
Fair to medium shippers. .........-.... 4.1504 40
Common shippers .-------..--.--.... 3.35 as .S5
Good to choice neifers- 3.60D4.1O
Good to choice COWS -:---...-.-..- $40 03. so
Fair to medium and heifers $685.. 2.5O03lO
Common and hefers- .--.-.-.-- rs NO 25
Veals common to good ;.--.----e.....-.. 3.5005.O0
Bulls. common to good. --.---.------. 2.0O13OO
Mixers common to good 2O.OOd45 90
HoGs-Receipts. 1850; shipments 1000 Quail
ity fair: market opened active and shade lower
than Yesterdays current prices. Trade ruled
steady, packers and shippers buying; closing
quiet We quote:
oeiecU ngntS S0 SUD3. 30
Heavy and medium 3.SOO3. S5
Pigs and common light .-.....--....... 3.25 03.7O
SHEEP AND LAMBS. - Receipts, 7O0 ship
ments, $50. Market dull hard to make sales at
quotations. We quote:
Good to choice grades So. 90 az 40
Common to medium grades 1.75D275
Scaawags, per head. 500 rs
Spring lambs common to good. --....--. 3.OO0375
Bucks per head 2.0O03. 90
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incinnati, Wabash & Michigan Railway.

Cincinnati Wabash & Michigan Railway.
tOver the Bee-line.)
Observation-Disclosures and Grand Rapids Elk 400 am
Michigan EXPRESS. ----..-.------. 11:U0 am
Louisville and Wabash Express. 7:10 pm
ACKNOWLEDGMENT and Indianapolis Express. 11:25 ann
Cincinnati q Louisville Express 203 pm
Indianapolis and st. Louis Express lob pm
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Cincinnati. indianapolis. St. Louis Chicago.
CINCINNATI DIVISION.
Depart-Cincinnati and Florida Fast Line
daily, g. and c. e--.-.......--.. 400 aza
Cincinnati, Rushvle and Colum.
bus Accommodation. LILO aax
Cincinnati and Louisville Mail D. c. 80 ) pm
Cincinnati Accommodation daily. 6:55 pm
Embellishments Accommodation, daily 1895 ann
Chicago and St Louis Mail p. c.. 11:A5 aru
Indianapolis and Lafayette Accom- 455 pm
Chicago and st. Louis Fast Line,
daily, and C. c.--.-.---...- 45 pm
CHICAGO DIVISION
Depart-Lafayette and Wabash Ry. Accom-. 710 aax
Indianapolis and South Bend Ex.. 7:10 an
Chicago Mall D. Ca. 1905 pm
Lafayette Accommodation 5:10Rag
indianapolis and South Bend Ex.- 5:l0um
Chicago, Peoria and Burlington
Fast Lane daily s.. r. c.,........ 11:1opm
Arrive-Circnnati and Florida Fast Lime,
daily, G. c. and s......... $3.50 an
LAFAYETTE Accommodation. 1895 an
South Bend and indianapolis Ex. 1o:55
Cincinnati and Washingn Mail. p. 345 nn
Cincinnati and Louisville Accom- 642 pns
South Bend and indianapolis Ex-. 6:i2 0ra
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Louisville. New Albany g. Chicago.

Louisville, New Albany g. Chicago.
fChcago Short Line.l
Depart-Chicaeo and Michigan City Mail. II: 10 pa
Frankfort Accommodation o'0V pm
Chicago Night Ex., daily. 3. -..---.lai i2 PM
Ind;ananol;s ACCOMMODATED 1000 an
Indiananol;s Mail $40 peu
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Cincinnati, Hamilton & Indianapolis

Indiana, Bloomington Western.
PEORIA DIVISION.
Denart-Pac;6c Express and Mail Sis An
Kansas and Texas Fast Line, 5:lO pm
Burlington and Rock Island Elk
press daily r. c. and s. -..---..- lilo pm
Arrive Eastern and Southern Express,
daily r. c. and s......---.----.-. 800 ann
Cincinnati Special r. O. -1l:0O "a
Atlantic Express and Mail 345 pm
EASTERN DIVISION
Depart-Eastern Express Mail daily S., re- Alb An
Atlantic Express, daily. s. and G. c. 400 pa
Dav Express acknowledgements 800 pom
Arrive Pacific Express, daily, s. and c. c. 7:43 an
Western Express 4:45 pm
Burlington and Rock Island Ex-
press, daily, 8. and r. c--------.. 1888 paa
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VI. uorrlsan,s New One.

CnlilicoTnn, o., Nov. 23.-Ed. Cor
ri gan, no well-known turimsn and
ewrcr Q, tho grsa. Froeland, Pearl
Jennings, Hszaras, Modcsty, Ten
Strike, o,c., accompanied by Jamcs
Murphy, of Lexington, Invaded this
vicinity on Sunday evening. Yester.
day thcy visited Mr.. ID. X. Harness, at
High Bank, aud ~ q result two OF Ar.
usrntsA' Young thoroughbreds have
pas sUd into the possession OF Mr.. Cor.
rigau. These are the 2-yoIr-old iilly
SHADOW, by Virgil, dam Sunshine, 10y
imported Phmlon, and the woanling
colt Altamont, by Longfellow, dam
Chsnce, by Revolver. The price paid
for the two was s2,2j0. The wosniing
IIongiellow colt 10 O remarkably
beautiful and promising piece Of
adolesctnt horse nesh, srd will PROS
ably be entered by Mr.. Corrigsn in all
OF the prominent = ana c-year-old
stakes, both East and Wcst.
1t IL probably on Mr.. Murphy's rec
ommendation that the Virgil ally was
bous ht. She IL u big, slsshing female,
and mas already given evidence Of tho
possession OF q high turn OF speed and
the requisite ssamana to balance. She
was engaged Ia stakes al Lexington,
Lstouia aud Louisville this year, Su,
only s.sried oace--At the former place
when ia no condition 10 do hetselI
ustica. Her dam IL the dam Of the
beautiful lilly Light, . young animal
OF wh1ee future bola her owner and
trainer, hir. Harness and Mr.. Murphy
he'd rose. cnlored anticlpAtion-, but she
hat tha misfortune to twist hor spine
n 40 first race, and It was necessary
q Il troy her.
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No aovernment Telegraph.

The apparently authorized D.
nouncement that Senator Edmunds, (
Vermont, VIII advocate the estabiisl.
mout OF q government telegraph ay.
tenn by Congress at the oomirg se-
sion, indicates thai ut least ono gus
tion OF real public interest and ippr-
TANGO will oe presented for dlseussin.
As a Republican party has almst
uniformly favored increasing 70
uowsr Oh tho Federal government,
may be expected that Tho Republicps
generally III the Senate and EouseQi
Representatives will support niss-
uro which is SO decidedly IN the dbo.
ton of Capitalization.
But which eide Will the Dam0ofilc
senators and representatives takopn
the question OF postel telegraph? AID
Whsl ara the pres,denra views on 10
subject?
We have not tho least doubt alto
what true Democratic d0ctrin3ie o.
mands. IL demands the emphatire-
ioctlon Of any project for putling.he
| telegraph business into The hand OF
| the national Aovernmont, There ay
DO much TO crlticise ia the condu Of
the corporations which now Gerry on
the work. State legislation, and os-
sibly Federal legislation--uler
the constitutional power 10
regulate Interstate c0mIGe'e--
may bo needed TO remedy eXlang
OWLS. The problems conceiningshe
satisfactory operation OF the teleglpb,
however, orc no more difficult Of,iu-
ton than tho lroblerus concerninthe
satisfactory operation OF railroadEnd
the country does NOT require go'rn-
msnt Telegraph system any mofaian
~ government rnilroed system. 10th
telegraph lines and railroad lineslsy
wisely 10 rGbsocted to stricter CORN.
Dent supervision, p rhapF,tnan inow
exercised over lneW, but niher
should become governments prdriy.
| It VIII tie interesting TO SEQ ~ TAR
aheae Democratic views Will IN &C
ceptance with thoso who may assume
to act 90 eedera 0i the Dein1tAtic
party At Washington this wia'r.--
| NEW York sun.
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than three players named participate
he contest is to consist OF Que game OF
sach play er sgsinst the other, but II
only the three participate there Will
he six games, two against each. The
sweepstakes and all nes receipts ere 10
be divided, so, 30 and 20 Per cent,
among the players In the order OF teeir
scores. Toe New York Clipper Ia to
be tirsl stakeholder aud general treas
urer, to receive and 0isburso moneys
by order Of The committee to DO ap-
pointed by the players. The con-
test Is to be played to the|
finish aEd G suitable emo,eml
of the worlds championship is 10 bel
siven the suesess.ul plsyer. Any otoei
plsysr wishing 10 take part must sig
nifty his intsAtiou within 10 days and
dopssis $500. II no hall can be pro
cured by December Is the agreement
viii be null aud voic. Slosson will ot
represented By Tom Fsley, Schaeie,
by Gus Eewisnd and Vignaux by Il
Dev9uX, Each player signed al
agreement shat 81 800 might be re
tanned from the receipts OF tho lat
tournament and forwarded totne CLIP
Rsr IS their deposits Of $500, Tho room
keepers this afternoon decided b
divide the morey of tho lace tourn-
menI equally sniung TIE players.
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FORTY Yenrs, l,xprr,enco Ola

Forty Iears' Experience of an Old Hureo.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is
the prescription OF one of the best To-
male physicians and nurses in tho
United States, and mas been used to-
10 years with never failing safety aud
success by millions OF mothers and
children, from the feeble inlant Of ono
week old TO the adult. 10 corrects
acidity OF the stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates TIA bowelB and gives
rest, health aud comfort to mother and
child. We believe it the best and shr-
est remedy in the world in all cases of
dysentery and diarrh1s In children,
whether arising IRON teething or from
any other cause. Full directions for
using will accompany each bottle.
None genuine unless the fac-simile OF
Curtis IL Perkins is on the outside
wrapper. Sold by all medicine deal
ers. - cents n bottle.
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she Florence Nightingale of the

nursery.
The following is an extract from q
letter written to the German Re-
formed Messenger at Chambersburg,
Pennsylvania:
A BENEFACTRESS.
just open the door for her, and Mrs.
WiDslow will prove the American
Florence Nightingale of the nursery.
OF this we are so sure that we will
teach our "Susy" to say ga blessing
on Mrs. Winslow" tor helping her TO
survive and escape the gripping, colick-
Ing and teetbirg seige. Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup relieves the
child from pain and cures dysentery
and diarrkea. IL soitens the gums,
reduces inflammation, cures wind collie,
and carries the infant safely through
the teeshing period. It performs pre-
cisely what 1t processes TO perform,
every part ofit-nothing less. We have
never seen Mrs. Winslow-knOw her
only through the preparation of her
"Soothing Syrup for Children te6th-
ing" II We had tho power we would
make her So she is, p physical savior
to the infant race. Sold by all drug
gists. 2j cents bottle.
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Good Results In Every case.

D. a, BradloTd, WhCIeeal0 phpor
dealer OF Chattanooga, Iennesse,
writes that he was seriously afflicted
with Il severe cold shat settled on his
lungs; had tried many remedies with
out benefit. Being induced 20 try Dr..
Kings New Discovery for cOpsump.
ton, did so and was outlroiy cured by
the usa Oi few bottles. since which
time he has ussd It in his family for
all coughs and colde with beat results.
This Is the experience of thousands
whose lives have been saved by this
Wonderful Discovery.
Trial bottles free AZ w. III. Howell d
Bros drug store.
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The prevalence o. malarisl d0Y-
ders being dependent upon vltisd
conditions OF atmosphere and wates.
IN certain regions, of course, inovl-
bic. The grand question, thereto,
prsseuts itself to every resident %
lever s.rickou locality Is: "Wk |
means shall [ adopt to escape l. !
dreaded soourge?p For third OF
century Aostetter's Stomach Bittsl
has been tbs embodied answer to TIL
question. In thickly populated an
sparsely settled districts alike, in tow
aud in country, 1t has afforded con
slant protection against inalerlal il
lection 10 those who have used It.
oladicates and prevents with ecu,
certainty, fever and agne, bilious, n
mittent, dumb Rgue aud ague cake, on
uuilities also tho perniclous after e
iects Of using persistentiy the hurtfn
alkalold eulphate OF quinine. lJ nla
remedies, with thorOughness, dyspel
sis, liver complaint, constipation, d.
bility amp rhogmatisn.
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w. W. the popular buggy
neMer, nas Ia still receiving tho
isrsost snlpt or carriages and bug
dealer in thete. and from, IA mo-,
prominent tyiss or ,ba TIn NJ, y
osates; VII pee them and DO con-
N)nccu OF MS .prlces.
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pgICKry ASK BITTERs co.
Sole Propriciors,
er. ,Cws kgn KANSAS c,rv
Any Pcreon Can Play tho Plano or oruan
Without "A TEACHER.

llyou do not believe 10, inves, 81 In 40.
per'h luetlntaneouj Guide 10 tho plano
AMI Organ, aud TO convinced Yon rps
quite no previous linowlcdro OF Npsic
whatever twill teach you more musie
IN one day than you can learn rom n
teacher In a month. Send for II. IA will
not disnppolnt you. Every hanse shonii
nave one. Asample copy sent FREQ fnr "a
cents IN stamps. HEARNE q co., pub.
fishers, ~ Broadway, New Yors,
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Every lady uses Poszoni's modi-
Gated complexion powder. IL Is
household treasure. THO madame
finds IL impossible 10 80 down town
without first rubbing 1t on. II tho
baby cries, she goes Tor tho putl-boX,
II tho the sold nan" comes home
RULED or chafed, because business is
dull. etc., Pozgoni's powder oools and
alluys his troubles. Then all ~ glad
some joy. No family should DO with
out IL,
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Mrs. b.. ,on. late of tha C,avs,s,d
House, Ane. has onenea a fret.
class eetir1nae and hbtal az cisco
Every artii n Nor honsa 10 sntirolv
new aud Il Able ,ar excels any, av:.
before set Cisco. Giyo hnr a cell
and be con,ed that She 10 rnnn ~,
the only iinaes house IN tbe civ d
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Our stock OF boots and shoes ofgeut's,
ladies', misses, and boy's childrsn's
fall wear, Is now COM
pietc. We have the best and
largest stock ever exhibited in Dallas
ana as lower psioas, than good Gus
homemade over sold here heretofore.
Call at the OLD reliable shoe house Of
Leon Kahn'serd examine goods land
get prlHas.
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Keynote to Health.

KoynOtN TO hohIth.
Health il wealth. Wealth means IN
dependence. The keynote IA Dr..
Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup, tho
best Cough Sprup In the world. Cures
Coughs, Colds, Paines IN tho Chest,
Bronchitis and Primary Consumption.
Ono dose gives relief In evory case.
Take no other. Price 50 cents aud 81.
Samples free. Sold by all druggists.
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U0nto an Who Iitn MICA tit,inv ror.
ments w THAI iho nlaea 10 gst bSn,
Ia Doug Rroa.. tha Mercbsnt Tsii.
ors of M TexsS. 7O3 Nain straot
The larl sssortment az woalers IN
INC seat probably to oe found at
hls nous You have only to inquire
your nlncr and yOu viii DO told
'DouSiasDs. IL the place.n
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80 y'c I'D IL t,4's. altrl rae vi,
pu trf laLH Nas.gs D,tlliy 3 ~ Nsi
r''cf utcr hrf-sl Nin.f ialuf sch Sar.1
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.i3HH 10 tft Nf"I 70 CO. q % yfTf r'lfff ltf
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81 i.' aAutvl oaiv1Hlr shield .se flHyter -
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fHN.N1iut Denver r IS o., N.ltN lIifiuGni LIN
's'osimendn y. Y 1Hp'e lanrigvt hrCa
80. IS cenh plrh street 81. Louis iiatvgn.i
ne ihaitt 20 sad \ wcn'i.' ~ hasts; ~ n:
s ~, ,. sr.,ofGi Ie y 2 g',:, beg y y, ~,
, r9N dsirsurs ailments ~ aaiain,y Z N,
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rnrmers Ana nIeoh.n,os

Save money and Doctor bills. Re-
lieve your Mothers, Wives aud Sisters
by timely purchase OF DIR. Bussnko's
Cough and Lung Syrup, best known
remedy for Coughs, Colds, Group and
Bronchial elections. kelives Chill.
dren Of Group In one night, may save
You hundreds of dollars. Price 30
conts, and 81. Samples free. Sold by
all druggists.
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az, IN, ...o s ss frSe! DR.. Kline's
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