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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
FIGHT BETWEEN THE STOCK BOARDS
CONSOLIDATED BROKERS.


CONSOLIDATED BROKERS.
The Stock Exchange officers have issued clrcu-
lar TO members announcing the formation OF Il
spe cial department under the charge ol q commit
Zee where miscellaneous or unlisted securities may
be dcaltin Yesterday the tickers were dee rated
with aut tatIouS OF small INNING stocks winch mere
totoIe have been left TO the brokers of the COnso
dated Stock and Petroleum Exchange dozen OF
moro of the telephones of Stock Exchange members
vnnuecug with the Consolidated Board nave been
discontinued. No inconvenience, however, mas YET
becu felt bV the latter exchange III consequence OF
The action of the larger board. prominent mem
Der OF tue Consolidated Exchange SAID yesterday
Tho sock Exchange circular seems to he patterned
afler the boycottng thcds OF the knights OF LABOR
ne EAc.. NJ, ,ry, 10 each mc'u'cr: You must hol
have in your employ a clerk who Is member OF the Con-
~ w IN The Ccusodsted Board; there must be no teie
rr mic or telephone connections with H. mat Tue
ttCch Exchange quotations are the governing luHuehe
an rces AT the Consolidated Board at present Is lrue
but thcy equally 80 at the fhladepha ana boston
and Baltimore exchanges. The stock ENchahse prices
NJ The oncuug every morning likewise governed Dy
The latest prices from London and an ar0ge business
constantly gong between the Stock Exchange ana
the London E1CAangc and tue other exchanges IL Ils
rcUrtry The iu-lie>s done nj the Consolidated EX-
change is however Independents; sometimes prices
Using above and sometimes inlhug below Stock tx
mango figures. the feeling may happen 1" be
In The old DAYS when the Consolidated Exchange was
Inown as the Mining stock Exchange It's mcinberthip
s posed OF stock Exchange members, whose
i1lripg business the floor was governed by prices
;ruln San Francisco I'm all Nevada ana Caulofhit
when uCtrOlCum was Cltod 10y Inc mlnU,-
board the various oil exchanges watched each othG
quotations and Tor long lime the 0hs'lidated tx
change lusted oil City quotations, though now we are
Virtually irdepCnieut and make the marker on Petio-
cum. But this mutual independence apples 10 an -
changes alike, iacludlug the Ncw-Gork fIoduce IN
hapgc and the Chicago Board of Trade.
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TrvprsTS AND FIRES AT SEA.

rInn,ta rcnoIts Il at on November , she sighted
,d:smaStrd ship on ire from stem to, stern. 1t
proved to he the iron ship Lord NoIselGy loaded
rith mite Her decks were burned out and hcI sans
"a.ts and rIprinp were in the water alongside.
lie bark Mary Jcuncss arrived after Tough
7oyage from Rio de Janciro. After crossing IaiI-
me 2 O north She encountered series of souhcriy
md northeast gales The water casks were stove
md sails spit. On March .. William lIoIlcE'
naman. native Of Germany, age eishtren, dicd,
s., March 20 the bark passed vessels lower
yasts With part of deck and sails attached floating
TLc steamship sikh. which arrived from oko-
,oina had a Succession OF gales throughout the
massage On March Il, she encountered huril-
zane lasting eighteen hours.
The bark Hannah Blanchard, IRON AhSlerulih,
iepoIts having passed a ship on IRE. steamer
was lust leaving the burning vessel.
The steamship CarOndect which returned mere
IN Friday with fire in her bunkers, went TO sea
again shortly after midnight
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SILK GOODS.

LARGEST SILK AND VELVET DEPARTMENT ~
NETWORK CITY.
ESTABLISHED OVER AoUARTER OF ACENTUhf'
IMMENSE STOCK OF RELIABLE SILK FABRICS
AT POPULAR PRICES
UNUSUAL ATTRACTIONS THIS WEEK.
40 PIECES HEAVY CORD BLACK SILK ARMUKE'
40 INCHES WIDE FOR SPRING WRAPS. Al 81 10
YARD; COST TO IMPORT - 80.
BLACK sURAu BROCADE (NEw) TO Combine
WITH sURAH SILKS. AT 81 25 YARD.
BLACK LYONS ALL SILK SURAHS AT i9c, 59c' AND
75c. YARD. Positively OLD PRICES THAT CANNOT
RE REPLACED SEVERAL CHEAP LOTS BLACK
SATIN MERvEILLEUX % INCHES WIDE ALLURE
SILK. AT e0c 70c AND 99c. YARD
SPECIAL PURCHASE OF TWO HUNDRED AND Ten
PIECES BLACK GOLD MEDAL SILKS. SOFT CACHE
MIRE FINISH. SATIN FACE, WARRANTED nor ~
CRACK OR CREASE. AT FOLLOWING MIRACULOUS
PRICES:
An PIECES 20 INCHES. FINE GRAIN, sc. YARD.
Ga PIECES VERY FINE QUALIFY BLACK SILK, %
INCHES WIDE. 81 10 YARD.
86 PIECES sUPERFlNE VELVET FINISH, SOFT
AND BRILLIANT BLACK SILK % INCHES WIDE
IL 10 WARD.
80 PIECES REGULARS 81 70 QUALITY, % YARD
az PIECES REGULAR 81 10 QUALITY. 81 10 YARD.
THESE GOODS ARE A GENUINE BARGAIN AND
Will ONLY BE ON SALE FEW DAYS, 1T BEING
IMPOSs IBLE TO DUPLICATE THEM.
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Osg\Ii\e\ASS0ns,


ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN LACEs. BEA DE-
VELvETs. JET Il RD5 JET WINGS Jet AIGRETrEs
JET CROWNS AND BANDS. JET BONNETs
FANCY SILK GRENADINES. ORIENTAL AND
BOUCLE GRENADINES. STRAW BRAIDS. STRIPED
FRENCH AND CRINKLED COLORED CREPFs I'M
BROIDERED MOU55ELAGNE DE- sOnR WITH EDG.
INGS To MATCH.
ENDLESS ASSORTMENT or LADIES' AND GILL.
DREN'S STRAW HATS AND BOENETS.
A VERY ATTRACTIVE LINE OF CHHDREN's
TRIMMED HATS WITH ALL TIE LATEST COM.
BINATIONS
FRENCH FLOwERS-A VERY LARGE VARIETY IN
CORONETs AND MoNTURES. FROM pc TO s37j
SPECIAL ATTENTION CALLED TO OUR ORDER DE-.
PARTMENT FOR TRIMMED MILLINERY. ALSO TO
OUR DISPLAY OF RICHLYTRlMMED GATs AND
BONNETs. AT EXTREMELY POPULAR PRICES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-28

Earl &, Wilson's F. g. w. brand OF Mems
Collars and CufIs are the best sold eyeryTAer@
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DRESS TRIMMINGS And BUTTONS

WE SHALL SHOW on MONDAY ORR SPRING
1IPORrATfONs OF THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN
FINE DRESS TRIMMINGS. As ADOPTED BY THE
LEADING MODISTES OF LONDON AND PARIS,
AT THE SAME TINE ADHERE To THE WELL
KNOWN Low PRICES THAT CHARACTERIZE ALL
OUR DEPARTMENTS.
ALSO. 100 DIFFERENT DESIGNS III AND
COLORED BEADED SILK GRENADINES AT PRICES
BASED BEFORE THE RECENT ADVANCE OF 70
PER CENT
BY A CAREFUL COMPARISON WITH WHAT
OTHER ESTABLISHMENTS ARE OFFEklNd ~
RUTTONS CLASPS AND ORNAMENrS 1T WILL
RE FOUND THAT WE EXCEL ~ QUALITY AZ
sORTMENT AND IN PRICE WE CNDER9ELb
THEM EVERY TIME
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HOWE Ne u S.
rroMINENT ARRIYALS.

rim Arcnue UOte'-N llIlam L. LndicoU'
s,cr,,"r, M War; Senator Warner Miller. of Herbl o.
Congressman A. A. Rauuey ana * C2ercs'Tia. EN-
MN Detu Of Boston: ". H. stu 70, BRUSH Nlc'- Co.
A. Enstnn and General ) (. tasemcut, ~ o. l'.---
Holman HoUse-Ihe Maroni de Monciar OF Parls.-.,.-
IUn.0yl, Uotcl-Iicutcuaut Comm. ndcr q. T. " ! {,
f. : NV Ticforiu Hoici-Cl ytOn McMlch6e, OF
P6iIadelpha.... GiSty Housc-samuel W. AIerton' ot
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Abrams said that she hal sister, Sarah Henry, ~ ~"
Hnll-aley Baltimore. Acting superintendent steer
al Police Headquarters ;ecgraphed TO the ponce o
Baltimore and received This answer
Sarah Henry was kci bv Simon johnson by knocking her
down. causing CONQUEST Of the BRAIN Her BODY was Duleu
this
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Announcements


PECKs PATENT IMPROVED CUsHloNED EAR DRUMS psrsGty
restore the hearuZ and perform the work 81 The Natu
Drum. Invisible. comfortable and always IN POSITION
conversations and Whispers heard distinctly SEM lol
Illustrated with testimonials free Address or cd Oh
T. HIsCox Sj3 broadway. n. y. Mention tins paper.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS :

100 YARDS ELEGANT SILK NOVELTIES AT
slOo. sl5o 800 AND $50 PER YARD, REDUCED
FROM $500. 500 500 AND $500.
30 PIECES CASHMERE FINISH IMPORTED
BLACK SILKS. SUPERIOR QUALITY. AT SOC. AND
$40 PER YARD: REDUCED FROM sl25 AND $50.
100 PIECES IMPORTED BLACK SATIN RHtD.
AMEs AT 7jc. PER YARD; REDUCED FROM 800
GO PIECES Do AT soc. PER YARD; REDUCED
FROM $l2j.
100 PIECES FINE ATJ-WOOL PIN-HAAD CLOTH
SETTINGS. 81 INCHES WIDE, AT Sl.lj PER YARD;
REDUCE y FROM =l.ij
50 PIECES CAHEI'S HAIR MIXTURES AT Soc
PER YARD, REDUCED FROM SL2j.
$50 FINE WHITE SWISS EMBROIDERED ROBES
Al $500 EACH; REDUCED FROM $500.
300 PIECES ALL-woOL CANVAS SUITING Al Ice.
PER YARD, REDUCED FROM SOC.
800 PIECES ATWOOD UOMG~PCN SERGE Ar SIC.
PER YARDi REDUCED FROM zoe
400 PIECES DO. At SOC PER YARD REDUCED
FROM 75c.
100 PIECES PLAID GINGIIiyI~ AT &c. PER YARD
REDUCED FROM IL
100 PIECES FINE StTINE AT loc PER YARD.
REDUCED FROM &c.
1000 PIECES FINE INDIA LINEN, WHITE AND
ECRU, AT l2c PER YARD; REDUCED FROM l5i
500 PIECES BRO AIDED LACE AT i2l2' PER
YARD; REDUCED FROM DE
90 PIECES RAISED STRIPE DRESS LAWN At
Ice PER YARD. REDUCED FROM re
l5o DOZEN LADIES ENGLISH DERBY RlRBED
COTTON HOSE, COLORED AND BLACK WHITE
SOLES AT Sl.OO PER PAIR; REDUCED FROM sl.75.
200 DOZEN CHILDRENS DO. WHITE HEELS AND
TOES. ALL COLOR~ AND BLACK, SIZES TO 6l2 AT
Soc AND TO ~ AT 7jc PER PAIR REDUCED
FROM 800 AND $50.
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RECIPE ZOE CATARRH.

An Invaluable remedy. II pesistenty used viii cnee'
cure in large orty and afod comfort anu To
lief bv soothing clearing tho head and troa
worst ones Has gwen satisfaction by whOmsJeNer tIlEu
ingted ens may Ge at drug store az sail o c
Mako vonr own remedy money. recipe lOI"H"c
by return mail dollar his WI MOI apPl ns"N
K MAIHIsON, Granville T. o. bIllIsn Oouhoi'' N"""'
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Middle Seats.

The Railway World has some practical
information about the most desirable seats
in car. 1t says: A very common theme
Of conversation among travellers 10 The
question oil whether or not car rider
easier in the middle than above tho trucks,
One Of our railroad contemporaries some
time ago published an article on the sub
jsCt, and took the ground that there could
Ds no difference, unless the sills and fran
ing Of car yielded, like the blackboard o.
q wagon.
There Is certainly no yielding to car
stills aud framing, yet every old traveller
avoids the seats, and especially the sleep
ing berths, above the trucks, and Old
travellers generally know what they are
doing,
II the party who insisted that there
could be no difference in the motion In
different parts Of tho sans car had ever
crossed the stormy ocean In moderately
long steamer, he might have received some
enlightenment, especially il seasiCkness
urged him to find the point OF least mo
ton.
1t Is we'll known that there ia less mo.
ton alnidships than there is at the stem Of
stern, and less motion at the bottom Of thu
vessel than there ia on deck. A car act
In similar way. Anything defective
about the track jerks the wheels, which
transmit the irregular motion to the truck,
and that In turn to the body Of the coach
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Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth2 II so
send at once and get a bottle Of MRs
WiNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR Chill
pRRS TEErnINa. Its value L. incalcula.
bic. II will relieve the poor little sufferer
Immediately. Depend upon II, mothers,
there 10 no mistake about IL. II cures
dysentery and diarrhoea, regulates the
stomach and bowels, cures wind collie,
Ooftens the gums, reduces inflammation
and gives tone and energy to the whole
system. MRs. WISsLow's SOOTHING
SYRuP Fos CHILDREN TERTliiNa Is pleasant
to the taste, and Is the prescription Of one
Of the oldest and best female nurses and
physicians In the United States, and 10
Tor GALE by all druggists throughout the
world. Price % CENTS q bottle. MwB4w
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AMANLY BoY.


What Lad Twelve Years Old Accom-.
Philadelphia Call. p'l'A'''
In the far West November brought the
first cold winds that blew around the little
one.roomed box house, the home Of the
Myers family, who had taken up claim
and owned little else save the unlmproved
land.
The father was dead and the burden Of
"keeping up the farm fell upon IL year-old
Arthur. He was stout and brave Of hePrt,
and kind neighbours helped him, yet he
rot along slowly. Many comforts were
lacking In that little home.
WOuF coal 10 gone" sighed the mother,
40 she tried 10 Try potatoes and very
scsnt supply Of bacon one cold morning
over q not very bright fire:
NJ must 70 10 the Nation and dig
some, then, said Arthur decidedly.
The "Nation" was the coal Asldg be.
longing to the Cherokee reservation In
Indian Territory.
-TYou, Arthur exclaimed bis mother.
"why, coal digging 10 hard work, even for
A man ;, and We have only one pony, and
YOU know snip 10 apt 10 take resting
II know, mother but the only way TO
gel coal iof you and the children 10 to 20
50, soon alter breakfast, Arthur hAr.
messed Snip In the cart, and with pick and
shovel, was of 10 the coal banks twelve
miles away, where coal was cheap and
abundant ..
Il WAS noon when be arrived Of the coal
hanks, and after eating The lunch bid
mother he'd prepared iot him, he COM
menced bis work,
All about him were stalwaft men who
we're busy digging out The black diamonds
and the Cherokee Indian owner Of the
banks was constantly directing newcomer
All ihe AFTERNOON Arthur toiled, though
his Aims atched and he could scarcely
manage The huge black blocks 81 coal, w
he wGBWofklnglor m6thef,andthe though
gave him fresh courage. ma
Late into tho night he worked, until
Overcome BY weaEineesi 10 accepted w
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The girl with the sweet tooth becomes
the woman with the false one.
An Answer Mnnted.

Can any one bring us a case Of Kidney
or Liver Complaint that Electric Bitters
will not speedily cure2 We say they can
not, as thousands Of cases already per
manently cured'and who are daily recon-.
mending Electric Bitters, will prove.
Bright's Disease, Diabetes, Weak Back, OF
any urinary complaint quickly cured.
They purify theblood, regulate the bowels,
and act directly on the diseased parts,
Every bottle guaranteed. For sale at 900 a
bottle by Logan 4 Co. MwRaw
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cup Of coffee 9 friendly digger offered him
and then lay down in bis cart 20 llsep 2
best % he could for the bowling 81 the
wolves that abound In the dense forest
in the Nation.
"The wolves are not pleasant company,
yet they cannot harm you, my lad" said
the Cherokee, who thought Arthur might
be timid, "lt's only the calves and pigs
that the varmints attack, unless they are
very hungry"
Before sunset quite apple Of coal lay be-
side his cart. After paying the forty cents
for one load, he shoveled his cart lull, har-
messed old "snip," and started for home.
The wind blew steadily, as II storm
was brewing, Snip started of az . brisk
tIot, as II he meant to go along" all right
" do hope Snip will not take resting
spell; mother'll be uneasy II Fm out late"
said Arthur to himself.
Right here sleep oyeTcame the weary
boy, andhe loosed his hold upon tne lines,
and Snip was free to 20 as he pleased,
The pony knew the way, and though 1t
was pitch dark he trotted carefully over
the rough way, gently stepping over the
Tuts, not splitting one small lump OF coal,
Some time in the night they reached
the rude stable OF stone, rooted with poles
and matched dried prairie grass,
Snip walked in for be knew that he was
at home. A gentle rain had begun to fall,
but Arthur slept on, unmindiul Of the
wetting he was getting,
The anxious mother went often to the
front door 10 watch for Arthur, and all
night kept the supper warm for her boy,
But the wind and patter OF the rain kept
her from hearing the noiHe Of the wheels,
At the frs. break Of day she heard the
"whinpy" OF Snip and went 10 the stable
to find her boy fast asleep and soaked by
the rain,
Snip and Arthur were both cared for,
and arthur unfortunately was not aick
alter his toll and exposures, He is now
one year older, and has gained q little
more strength to work for mother and the
bRbieR,
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educational, -.......,.
WASHINGTON SCHOOL
or
1oCvTION AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE
,ss. NJ. srxyEss HART, Principal

,., seslon ., MI. LAKE. P1RE, saTeHs tI0.
=, Sdn ,%Issln a July Is at TO-" A. NJ o'''us
AD'AN'S ,,pr,l Development and Culture q ~
!. ne w., SlTIN,G o. COnVerAauOni heaaiuS
TO.eg lGf H ,S,, AID singing, tbs correct uhe o.
Public At-' n1 Articulation and kesplt4uonS "
It.,ti WI .t,r,rfypd aud developed, ,s..,,.,,,
orIAi and SaluIa Expression o. nv, ~. y
2 INr i,Ir,ch aud GeAlurei lnGlunlnE Uha'
b. mt'n W. Dramatic Reading aud Recitation
IS.s ,,.u,,rtl0u in Expressive bibls Anu shAAes
specA ", I'M and In the reading Of Hymns; a..
peaiT, t.'' "IeIortuuiy afforded TeaePsn i9t W.
s. lnS pr,ltirAl NethOdI lOf Teaching Alucuih,
study "a ,ts6l Reading. Methods pAAeu upon inc
halR,y ~ Az Tor the study Of Kindergarten AUD
4 lfl.s n,gal Methods VIII be formed aud Ag4'
Pima! J.iiy from July u 10 August ~ 1850,
L9l, S, Nil he taught BY hlsa SUSIE Fo5LoCA
,iES''.bigs,Cu, D. O., who studied Rua SEAuuAV0N
"a tiaI,a! class lor children win DO held on three
M. NerR, free VI charge, u-..,.
dLpu in .St,lIrs will b. given by MT, halI anu
W. r., oIISGE, each upon the Interests Of hsF own
itpafneaI, .,d,ess-
f0F P'i0Vu"N His. ii. STEVENS HART, or
MISS SUSIE POLLOCK,
Warrington, d, q,
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"GooD DEEDS" oxce said the celebrated
Richter, ring clear through Heaven like
a BELL" oae Of the best deeds Is to ale,
viate human sutIerings LAST fall my
daughter was in decline" says Mrs. Mary
Hinson, OF Montrose, Kansas, "and every.
body thought abe was going into cor
sumption. got her bottle Of DR.. Il Y
pierCe's 'Favorite Prescription, and II
cured her, Such facts as the above need
no comment.
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The order Of Forestefs has q member.
ship oil 641077 III this country.


". W, Reed, druggist, Of Winchester,
Ind, writes. zone oil my customers, Mrs.
Louisa Pike, Battonia, Randolph county,
Ind, was long sufferer with consumption,
and was given up TO DIE BY her phySlcianS.
She heard Of Dr.. Kings new discovery
for consumption, and began buying Il Of
me. In six months time she walked 10
this city, distance Of six mlles, and ID
nov 90 much improve she has quilt using
Il. She feels she owes her life 70 H."
Free trial bottles Of Logan 4 Co.'S drug
store.
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Cure Of liver Complaint.

Iowa FALLS, HARDIN Co, Iowa.. June s,
1851 have been using Allcock's Porous
Plasters for four years, and | think could
not get along without them. For a long
time was afflicted with pain under my
right shoulder blade; also had con.
siderable difficulty in breathing. l ap'
piled an AlIcock's Porous Plaster on nv
back, and one on my chest. kept chang.
Ing them every four days, and at the end
Of three weeks was entirely cured.
MwFAw. Z. s. STEVENS.
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CAS'T blesp nights Ia the complaint Of
Thousands suffering from Asthma, Con.
sumption, Coughs, etc. Did you ever try
XCEef's EngilH6 Remedy II iS he be6t
preparation known for oil Lung Troubles,
hold on Q posltye guarantee IL 100, 900.
Logan = %. and OhAllen MOnkemNIlOh
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MI, Dc CHANTAL ACADEMY,
NEAR WHEELING W. VA

,n,,,y.pla,A year OF this Well'knoWu AcAd'
,n ", under the charge Of the V4i1Auon Nuns,
s 4,n. m me- lnt Monday oil September next AND
o5panu. ten months ,,
' p,n,I, received Al Guy time in the session,
TSp vbo des.re 10 place their daughters in ~
..'%m,,op ..ordiug exceptional advantages In
.I."a,ol he.l.nluI aud delightful location, ex
NJ, board thorough discipline and instruction
', ,sa S,pd, Of eIoug teachers, In every depart
'".n,5i female eduCallOn, including the modern
'.S S. q, and music, should send Tor catalogue
Of thI ,chool. Address,
D,setressoI the Academy Of 1.-THE Visitation,
MT. De CHANTAL,
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ghe gnteLLiQenesE
oase, Nos, IS and ~ FOurtesptA Street,
BASE BALL.
Review Of the Past Week The Standing Of
the Clubs.

Review Of the Past WsSk-Ths Standing Of
the Clubs.
Chicago has bettered her condition
since last reports by winning two out Of
three games from Detroit, which club Is
now four games in the rear, New York
is fourteen games behind Chicago, so
there Is no danger to be looked for in
that quarter, even II New York does I'm
ish at home. Philadelphia may make an
interesting race for third place, but other
wise there will probably be no changes.
The Browns have now clear lead Of
twelve games over Pittsburgh and keeps
on winning while her mascot rival drops
occasional games. Louisville still holds
third place, but by q narrow majority and
1t will not be surprising II the Western
teams return home with Brooklyn in
stalled again in second place, The other
clubs have not changed their order,
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
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or money refunded. Price % cents per
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A Nawnnnnar Orntnr.

FWKtTlUUTV pFuNuUEu'
Tho honors Of the Republican conven
ton, held at Point Pleasant on TuVsds!
last, were carried of by our young towns
man, Matt Hughes, OF the Stale Journal
and Col. Freer, Of HaIrisville. The speech
OF Mr., Hughes placing Mr.. Hutchinson
in nomination, is very highly spoken o
by all who heard II,
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CONVENIENT, pleasant, and certain in
their results, are ACker's Dyspepsia Tab,
lets. RECOMMENDED by physicians apd
endorsed by all who have used them. Tht
best remedy for Dyspepsia, Flatulency
and Constipation. Guaranteed, and sold
at 25c by Logan 4 Co. and Charles Menke'
meller.
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Drinking water cells from ten To fifteen
cents per barrel at sardon q, Tex.

SAVE the children. They are especially
liable 10 sudden Colds, Coughs, Group,
Whooping Cough, etc. We guarantee
Acker's English Remedy q positive cure
Il saves hours Of anxious watching. Sold
by Logan Il %. and Charles Menk emsller.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-13

Itatfords mo pleasure TO assure YOU that af-
ter using Dr. q. McLane's Celebrated Layer
Pills for more than twenty years IN my family,
that regard them rs being superior TO any |
have ever used or have seen used | have not
had them CONSTANTLY and had to try other, and
have tried good variety, bat I have never
had any TO act so promptly, probably, and
nicely us MeLanO'S. hive used them myself,
wife, aud children, with tile most gratifying re-
own with such easy aud happy effect, would
recommend them TO one and TO all. These
pills do tho work--do It promptly. do u WELL
and leave no III effects behind. AS bile re-
mover, as q liver cOrrector,. rs q fOrcrllnner
preparing the system fol. qilninc, there Is no
bill or medicine equal to DR.. q. McLanos Cele'
brated Liver Pills. expect 10 use them a.
long rs 1.-Two, II they continue as good as they
have been In the past.
Yours truly, Il. II. GILES.
Pastor NJ. Z Church South, Myers Station,
Tampa District, Florida Conference.