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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-17
COTTON NJ RKETs-SY TELT94APH

COTTON MAHkETo-bf ~ sArh
LIVERPOOL April 10 -l2:3D p. m.-Cotton-Firm with
good demand Giadllns upIands 6lsd do. Middling or
ean bales msSdns 200 bates 9r
%ares steady pands Low Mddng canse Nay and
DO SS anu
odd; also 5e4d do August and september delivery.
a as and nd nHs oeGesf
There were tenders Tor deliveries at oays ccarngs
p p m-Middling Uplands. D l-l6d.; Mdding Orleans
2p m-The sales of the dav included 5000
Futures fat UpIands Low Middlng cause April deiv
Nay and june delivery an" "a buy e June and
delivery 26id buyers do July and August delivery.
$40 BUYERS DO september and octoSer delivery. tc4d
buyers DO 0cober and Eoysmeer delivery lad Sellers
p Futures closet qulct but steady Upands, Low
Mddling clause. April delivery Ltd sellcrs do APrii
cry i-Gad sellers: DO jun. July delivery ;IG.d
sss a 0 July a1S Au de S :ees
tembef and october delivery 46id ouyers do october
aud November delivery. l6id value do september de.
GALVESTON April I6.-Cotton steady; Middlmg. .; Low
ceipts y6S bales sales 8 bales stock; 4o.jlS bales
ami gross receipts 774l baes exports coast
SAVANNAH April lG.-totton quiet; Middling. s', Low
Mlddlng 81 Good Ordinary ~; net and sro.s re-
s55 bales st' s Seis' ss Bales cO"''"'e 01''
WssEly-Net rcaeig..; Pie bales gross o.lsi bales
NEw-ORLEAXs. April l6-Cotton easy Middng. 1915
ess Ss exports GSr tn Great Britain met AZ
TO France. 3S bales sales. 1000 bales; stock. 2lsoo7
weekly-Net receipts 1925 bales gross 1875 bales
Expors to Great Britain. 1885 bales to France l42l6
bales the Continent 1880 bales coastwise 1872 bales;
sales 25.gOO bales.
weekly-saes SO 600 bales. American. 900
forwarded from ships side direct - 800
bales actual export 200 bales ota receipts 4ooo bales
4osOOO bales OF cotton aoat $4,000 bales Amer
YogK April lG-The following are the total net
ceipso cotton AZ all the ports since september 1885,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-17
STATE OF TRADE.

APr ,saa, n Mda " g 81. Flour SS
sUpes 75as5 j To- aItr. 8 5o9s TO- o 9Ts1ds
Patent So Is @Sest-soainero lower Western hrmer
sNSHsGD 1 IS si S
9O'.c. May 81 g69l &C. Angus sGooc, Soin wns
a. 40 Yellow. 45ei7c. Western Mixed SPOT as.
. q &c. Dat. steady AND arm soutnera SeeiSc:
Western White 9Ja43c 40 Mi1ea $685. psnn
en ana onot Ness PORK 359il 10 Freights 70 Lay
f RapseptssFonr 81 II S5S Wheat 5000 Corn q 900
Jat, 5000 Dush ave soOOusn 91 ~ VI
s sa.S. S SSIs l tSS Ous S"' 'D'"'
ADr s sSS. 'n %6s s So
Mnnesoa sssss ays 81 rOd na' 81 50 bis
E%sa Ss Stronger Or saes ranged April AZ
7os May 7e' CLOSING a. 49, June nT r
sssS56a.c April 36isay6Sc eIoslng at 80. NAV g
Ss s GacS ,s. ranged see Ag, R zs,
Nay "a nS:. c.e a. as :, dSss To- Nav
so.'ns a. e June % a9g9 "a. 80
Nav - - a. 30 closing at - 90 June. 50 ~ ago 70
:. OoSt ~ sor a H Rss.,ptsvanr
Il 300 opis; ~neat BUSH Corn $4,000 push, na.
rour Sooo obs Wheat 1000 oasn Cora = 90 2S.n
Oal1 52.VO 1900 oush' 1Ar'ev loooo ousn
T. f ADr 80 "a su wheat
se 500 sp"ss a ac iT" 10 %1e@ SIC
s9S:s & g Ss s sss ss sIs
mSa. stcadY. saoilicrs So short:sin s. s79:
s saSSp asS! .aS ssoAa wasev afn anS %
Hogs steady Common and Light 81 49sN 20 .S,n
ng ami Butchers OOas4 4O recoiDtA loo noaa s"P
ulenrs. 1862 beAo. .,.
Drraorr April le-whe dull Sa White We Soc Gan 'a snd
AppTI s s5 Ai Nav 80 Kssor1Is ; 100
bust. corn-Sa ssaasoC' oat'-S0 White 'O'' No.
MssIAro Mimi April l6-wlheat u STEADY ~ No galy
MILWAUKEE Apri To- Flour Quiet Wheat steady N No
s5: A BsI. 7 Gu Nay Se Sac sunf Eve quiet
saT'y suS ct Nj H. = SS Nav IS
c cSsn Or. or April IS So Nav :ss7P sutsr 9ast
Esesr s1 wp..
t.S SHs aa ss ,a 1879 s. %Ss1 o%sa
April ieGorn steady o,t New sTosr sS S at White 3
30 900 BUSH Oats 1000 BUSH Rye 1000
bush shipmsnts-corn oooo pu'n' o"'' 'O'' Juan"
PaADELpaA April l0r1ourTh market continues s@s
weak and prices we're u 75%ss 90 do Extra
& = tap y az
N1s wSsa wSs rsseDt "a "a
G% anil and S co' Sea Ssasr Red 'p 10
PennsvIyan sed sse 30 a Ke0 iS Ssgc
3te anic S export s aenanS rr Mixed raex asc
TSck isc ia aSstS 80 iS xellos ma ~
ss, June ao l5c os.sspo ,ot. stsady 10
ssss ~@s ss NO SSy w"s White White Apf
Nav So:.@ oc June Soatoe Ju ~ SSS g. c nSs
IoaueIy hsa Wet pay Extra Is
zJuc Western Good Choice. LA l5c Esxs ~,
wanna fresh l5c geceiDtsFiouE 1000 dds
,,msn Corn 600 pusL. 1904 Dasn shipnlen''-
" neat u 600 Corn 1000 ocsL. o-ts i-'oV' ''
IT LoUrA april l6.-Flour nrm, XIV - voa as a. -
Fancy ~ l0aI Is patentA 81 95ds5 20 "heM ssH
No. Rel. g .e' Apri 81 &c aas %c
April S3iac. Nav she oats DUH No ah q, Sss
oui,d3lLc April 2glgc Nav. 3oi4c kve weak ~ ~ !,
American J0dsO Butter quiet creamery; ~
ode: Dairy. 2d23c sggs hrm A. VIZ , I'm, .ssss eran
5sSc AZ mill Coru Mc1 ste, NJ % ss,, nh
Poly 81 Sp Bn;k niests-Lons Clear - ~ Snors ~,
as 80 short Gear So ~. Laro steady - % 'S'' ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-17
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO April j-C1e-R Receipts last - hours 30 head
thus I. s. Tor last weck
consigned through 43 all OF which to New
YORK. for declined Ja Id Common
3OdSi % God To Choice shipping 80 ~ 20 o.
Rrira cattle, 81 % . cars held over.
BeaeDts last "a hours s. zoo head total for week
k5O mead for time last week .OOOo h'an
cOnsgned through IS 81 which L. NcwYoTk ~ cars
on sale. market dull aud Common to Fair ~ oOg
90: Choice 81 90 81 5O Lambs Iuct Good 10
Choice, 81 2jaS7 to ~ ears held
last "a hours 100 head total Tor week
TINS T. , no week 81 colsgDed
"a OF which 50 FOR HewlOrk; ~ cars Oh sde
Pigs LiObt York,s. ~ 1881 30 selee ted lorscs
~ .Ods4 81: selected Medium weights ~ i5d - 40
Coarse Mixed Heavy hnds as 9OQ 40 all offerings take-
ct LOUIS Apr 16.-Cdtfe- $50 shipments
20 Choice Naive shipping steers
50 lUdSJ butcher steers. Is JUa-i ~: COWS
Heiers 81 bOQ.3 70 stockers Feeders. Is w
- 10. . ~ o.. z.
HOgi-Recelpts COCO; snpmentx 5,00U Light IS SOC
"a 30 Pacing. - sb1si 30. Hcayv 81 1Odti21
esD-Becepts $50 sdipment. Donei market stea' ~
81 JO0@j -
CHICAGO April lC.-Ths Drop,rs Journd reports cdtnt-
Receipts 1920 shipments 1900 head market oweI
Shipping 81 UJdsB 35 stockers and Feeders ~ 20
asa so cows Bulls ami Mixed 81 OOd$i 90 Buk D. D"
ass
Hocs-Rece,ps 10000; shipmcnts 7oooi msrset lower
Rough and Mixed 81 OGasi 30 raeEina ann 5aippihs
r. 2Uasl ~ LlgLt. 81 45gsI 80 ssiDs 81 voasa 20
SspBece:ps <.oUu head; saipnsnsA looo hesa' "A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-17


The stock market to-day was only little more active
than IT was yesterday-the transactions at the Stock
Exchange amounting to 291 .9l2 shares against yeser
days 1884, 22 shares-but it subject to the same
disturbing causes and they were sufficient to caution
buyers and to encourage free selling Tor the snort
accounts addition renewals of reports OF lapor dis
urbances Chicago announced that the chicago
and Northwestern Railway Company hadissued or was
about to Issue $2O.oOo,O00 collateral trust
four per cent bonds and that S50OoOOO
of the issue had been taken by
syndicate Under other circumstances the successful
negotiation by the Northwe Company OF such
per cent bond would have been regarded as an encour
aging feature but the present temper OF such specu
In the market all fish 10 their net Is
bad The III arket met with organized support, and
there little other than swapping OF jack
knives between traders who now deal among themselves
on the down scale just they sometimes deal on the up
turn There was however, some COOL buying OF stocks
at the declining figures which later may make itself felt
on values. The confidence on the bear SIDE
has developed wonderful growth during the
last three days. and at the moment all
elements seem favor operators that SIDE but the
decline has been material during that time ana SO
long as stock does not come ont II Is not impos
sible that danger line may be near Io-usys de
cInes are generally distributed aud will not average y
per cent but the market closed unsettled at about the
lowest figures
Government bonds in rather better demand. but
quotations unchan ged as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-17

SPIRITS OF TURPENTISE
CHARLESTON April l6.-Turpentine steldv at $40.
6AvAsSAH. April 10 1uroentine firm at ~
WILMINGTON Aprl l1-rurDeatine firm AZ Acc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-17
- S6et6 IL; Texans. ~ 5Uos4 70.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

dS snr, Of FrS,y were
.HG ' the .'
to sna IL verse c y
on ne steamer England and with about reserved for
Ssn tS 1s &
the ns az aS sSa pnce' ruled steady at
sT Ga. .rdary to Choice steers sold at the Of
IRA .SIqcE. bought shcsse for hiunsn.
cindns etS cars Oh It'll. fed cd 500 S mainly az
en- co. u.ranged from 81 80 to - 5o and Old oxen
shipment. win ncude $50 Live Cattle the
y ne ENGLAND and Devona by Joseph eastman and The
E PSSaS sal h aO2q 1--we GO
80 quarters OF Beef 90 Live sheep and loo carcasses OF
81 ale ss Goldsmith 10 Chicago steers Lass 1925
~ Is DO ii ilcs b. s. &c. s DO 20 = at
Ohio 49, 30 Js tx a. . = 49, 20 d. s ss AZ IS e 40
e. sos o E, 50 ss 10 90 l62 n at g 30 DO 7S p si
20 DO ii2a D. ass So % d. iiss b. Is = u Indiana
80 aS Isg! 3 E. 81 81 So 20 KS9q, ~ DC LIZ g. 80
n At eo' Bun, 1880 ID. 81 90; do. 1880 n. at
80 M a Rsse%ssm 10 Chicago steers Ste at TO-
Sherman sa culver ~ Pennsyvania stablsfcd steers
i a osis e iS
is s5 g. g. F d. feS ATS
oHS &c e
g 81 g. g. o. q Do ~ % DO tIA7 % sts5 4o
g. at So Is 4 Bulls 20
Cd ri M e Mixed Western steers 1877 n at
i0.2 ID, at s. Is do io5l b. at S. oxen 1866 t. at
NrT,on Gnctt 10 Pennsylvania STABILIZED steers
ldo s g. co. t DO 81 at AZ s9 SS Do
n IS 70 5000 lSis b Al tG g DO l*s4 n So
4 j. q T.; { :"
ai2 q! 90 H@ iSSS = s
60 + SGsen,sal p BqraS Steer, o25 10 e 8 y
&C. &C. is % &c Snis %ss i
g. IS o. n at &c., do
were r. mead at 4ss
Inc Butchers 1ssSeistion Handled all the
trade ana their ideas what far pce to be paid
1sy vsss 5s 81 81 do i4l
Musp ysa 1 % 10 20 DO b 49,
ndlof MAS R n At We're 10 cars Of 1867
Total head against 2 n; head
was limited with prices barely steady.
ws SsS bringing & YeaTns
at S'tc IL %O s. s. At eise ); %ss'sTH Sheep
Seston Slet. 100 Ohio Sheep. ioi 10 at s'o' 70
Jndd saesinsha@ 25l ohio Yearlinss, 81 b. at e+c
N PidcoCk 22o Ohio sheep 80 t at &C 2O4 do 81 ID.
6llennsek Dewey AZ Western Sheep &c % p at o'c'
p s. 80 sa Ms't o Saf'p az p AZ
st sns @ S Ia m e' las. t %e.
for sale Normally steady at S. OSs4 S5 per 100 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-17
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

SO far as the speculation in crude certificates
is concerned. yesterdays business at the Consolidated
Exchange was uninteresting and without significance
The bear party displays lack OF
previous TO Mondays rally, snd tue
only to the market Is the support gwen 10 IL Dy
the holders OF certificates The from the petroleum
country decisive, though It's tnge was Dearsh
wel-the Shell-near the Dyer. In Washington county
reported having yielded 2l7 barrels In hleen
hours From the other wells In that HELD when are
nearly advIces were received sufficiently dennite
t. determine their Importance The announcement OF
TWO miles from the first Developments was confirmed
Yesterday. With the exception OF the results OF
actual drilling every indication already points 10 strong
probability good pool OF oil Will be FOUND III that
making progress lies between Thorn Creek ana the
County Developments When Is said that
the total dealings In certificates yesterday were less
100000 barrels that the character OF tho market
was local and profe ssona, and prices generally
hung around 754d75ss cents description OF the
speculation will be fuily comprised. The market closed
duh and barely steady Carrying rates were ABOUT 4o@
80 cents. a.
The range OF and the total dealings at the Con-
sOidaled Exchange were As follows;
Opening ........... 75's Lowest~............ 79is
Highest ......... 757s Final. bS
Sales barrels <'o|f'VVV
The recent advance in refined oil having met with no
business RESPONSE quotations were reduced 3 cent per
gallon yesterday TO rs cents mere ana - III Inhauc
pnia and Baltimore.
Oh. CITY, Penn, April l6-Cruie Oil-NationaI iran
cit Certificates opened at IS and closed at 1888;
highest price 7o7s; price. 75 sales. 100000
barrels shipments, 9s676 barrels; charters, 1851
barrels; Gle arances, 100000 barrels.
BRADFORD. Peun., April 16-Crude Ol-National Tran
sit Certificates opened at 75la aud closed at 1913;
highest price, 1854 lowest price, 75h; clearances'
2Oli. 900 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-17

EXPORTS.
LreadstuGs.
1884. 1885. 1853:
4.243.3s 3.G42.l 3.SOi' %.
GOA 9gS SO5, bSO pot,iol
Ss,0O6.l3l S6,92l.il5 s5,"oZ'zl'
3.4s5.G69 7.975.960 g. ~ ,4el
s2,l2S.66l ei.lSs,337 $3,9So,soo
s32S,775 $4,000 sS2'4l2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-17
Dancing Academies.

ALEXANDER MACGREGORS, 112 5th-ave,
"A Waiting thoroughly acquired IN few private lessons
strictly private). Les ons daily
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-17
THE MARKETS.
aOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River, Vessels aud r liiro1da
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COPFfE-spot RIO dull sIc. Fair Options
dull and rather easier closing ,,s sales e1g
June, 7o5: JULY 7oos5 o5 Augn.t. 7"0a795 se 1S
a. o.: bccsmber' 7os%7.io Mid grades arm sales
54O bags Laguayra 500 mats Interior scott 900 do e1
Loyal" 900 eX "Ksbon." $50 stanfed." 40 Aukola
ex LOYAL" 1000 pecu,s Interior eI "Groen Van Prns
COTTON-Spot Cotton quiet and easy. bat without ono
table change. Sales 4Os bales 900 last evening" al op
home consumption Receipts at the ports today. lo'eZ
bales against $50 this week and 8to5 last year
for the 5S,332 against 42Y2O week and ~ -t
since september l. 4s3969l against 46Co2 S lot the
period last
arsoa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-17
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL April 10 -Provlsions-Bacon CumberlandCat
3ls 3D. Long Clear Iddles 29s. Cd short Clear Mddes
3Os Cd: short RIBS. sos id Shoulders. Us I'd per cw
Bce-los I'd for Extra indian Mess Prime Mess 4a bd
Pork Ness Sis Cd per boil Prime Ness Eastern,
4"s Western. AIS I'd. Lard 32s: Prime West
ern SIS sd Lard on. 3Ss Oh. Hams-Long cut 42h OIL
states Cheess-A nerlcan Choice 5la cd Wheat-ked
western sprnE Is ID ais. 5d: Red Winter IS ID MS al
per centat NO SUnug Is Adj New Western WlnteI7s Id
NV Mi1 r, western az 81; CALIFORNIA 40 os Iun o
-Sptso Iurpenne. 23s I'd: ri London. 2ss. Od per
cwL; hennen perolent 6is 0d gaiion Ciovef5eed-
-Common. IS. .d Pale. lis I'd 1Os Oh Lnseei O. ais
Ga. per evil 1al0wt1ne American 25s. Id Prime Oity.
23s 3D. Def cwt American frigeratcd Beef hind quart
i2d. iote Quarters. 4.
1he receipts wheat past OF 900
centss. including 10000 centas American
The receipts OF American the past three DAYS were
80. On Centals.
ioSDox April 6-Produce-l OH. $40 re- Gda $40
Lnseei quarter. Idaseed
Cake. ~ 6sas7 Jd keineo Petroleum.. ssd.~
gallon spirits OF IirDcntine. 2os Cd cwL
Pale i6s dlIA Provisions Lard. 53s Od- CIVIL. Tor
American sugar lss 30. Der cwt. for Cuba Centrifugal
poannng 96o and 3 sd lSs sdor Cuba far
ioItIug auosI; Australian TalO@-B.eL ia "a a 80
o.. hutton 92s. ID. d24< 81 Cocoi Nat on-ceYiol.
s.bs I'D Cochin. e2y429 81
kSJwERP April ELECTROMAGNETIC pale American IG
Wcoxs iar ciosei AZ francs 70 confines 100 kos
BRRMEs april lG-Petroleun. marks Oh pieAnigA
BUFFALO. April l6-Whcat steady; car loads OF 80
ard Northern s6s4 GgCc. closing Of rD+c NO hard
Pacihc use: No. Red WIntec. ssi2c ,Mn hinef
at az iac osts-So White Western at 81 5se Barley
Sales No canada AZ 74c Meeeipts-f9ur 400 400 hns
Barley 1000 bush shpments-fiour goo Dds Mneat
1000 bush Canal freghts57se. Md and &C. asked for
Wheat NeWYork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-17

sSutO BUSH Data $4,000 ousu' dve 1000 cusn sarievi
1000 Unsh shiDinents- 5000 o0A' Wbeat 3VUO
busli Corn $4,000 1000 ousns Rye l,oOo
bush; BarIey. LOO bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-17

81
1000. loo
Great Western Let
! 900. .......l1l
& Bay Wa ~ p
Income
LOCO 30 e
lend Bridge LIST
1000. $3.50. los =
Iron Steamboat Us
$50 .......o5
Illinois Central
As
1000 -.....l0S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-17

sALEsAr THE CONSOLfDA TED STOCK AND PETR0-
LEUA EXCHANGA
STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-17

State bonds neglected Louisiana stamped As
were lower at 1884, Missouri Gs 1883. sold at lOo'2
OF city bank stocks America sold COO at 10
The general bond market was unusually dull Prces
of of the speculative kinds sympahzed with the
share Erie second consols were on l2 at 81 L.
the funded coupon IS were steady at 90 Rome,
WATERFOWL and OgdensDurg rsts were strong at ~ IA
973s the incomes from 67 TO 1913 Chesapeake
and Danvile debentures at lo1 o. and Vir
gina Midland incomes were of per cent al 81 East
Tennessee Virginia and Georgia incomes were steady At
about 81 Indiana, Bio innKton aud western Incomes
declined L to So. Richmond and Allegheny incomes de-
clined 0sl2 Atlantic and Pacific Incomes declined
to 90. Fort Worth and Denver hrsts were of y at SO.
The business Of the SubTreIsury for the week ending
tonight includes receipts Of S95l7Sl5 and payments OF
%S425 $685. leaving the general balance at $3.50 729437
against 81 637 507 April g. showing an apparent gain
SCI 900 from the receipts 100000 for certain
transfers which only affect the sul-Treasurys
with the general treasury, It's true gain as affect
ing banks $685. $50 To-days operations covered
Receipts 81 746 S27 payments, 81 12O.994 currency
balance. $1O,676.653 coin balance, S1sOO327s3
Money ruled at 2d2l2 cent and closed 50 quoted
The Clearing House statement was as follows: Tx
changes, S92.3l5, 1870; balances, a. 1880.
The United States Treasury at Washington received
1923, 900 National bank notes for redemption.
The customs receipts SSH 63l and the internal
revenue receipts 1928, S5S.
The fol eign exchanges dull and quotations only
steady follows Bankers bills. 81 sea- and 81 $50
for long aud short sterling respectively; 5.l67s and
5.l4bs for frsncs 93s and 957s for rechmarks; 4O4
and 4Ol2 for guilders
In London British consols stronger and closed
ll6 higher Mt 100 9l6 for both money and account.
American railway with only partial responses
yesterdays declines In the home market and later
partly recovered despite further decline at this
mornings opening At Paris French per to
SO.07l2. and sight exchange London easier at
o. 1871 francs to the g.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-23
ScrofuIa Of Lungs Re-
lieved.

- ., -.
am now " years oid' ana nave sunereo iof
the last fifteen years with lung trouble. Sew
sraI memberx ar tho family on INV mother,s
- :. - ~ - -. H.. .,;,h a,,.,,,,,,,,.,,
siue o' 'ne house ""u uieu WIN eonsunp''V"'
and the doctors were all agreed In their opih-
ion that had consumption also had all the
distressing sympsoms of that terrible disease.
-, ,..',,.,..as =, d,,,.r. q, go, ~.
nave speh' 'nouSsnu'o, a''"iS W "i'e'' .".
march OF this disease; ! have employed all OF
the usual methods, not only In my own case.
but In the Treatment Of other members of nv
-, =. -. -. - ~, ,,.Y
iah's' "u' 'e"poia's renei ~sS al ''a' W
tained. was unht for any manual labor Tor
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-23
rather, Mothsr, ana lhIse .L.ssrs Ds.a

father, Mother, aua 1hJse slstsTs DsAa-
Mr.. David Claypools formerly Sergeant
alarms ofths New Jersey Senate, and now
Notary Public at Cedaryille, Cumberland
Co., N. J., makes the following startling
statement: "My father, mother, and three
sisters all died with consumption, and my
lungs we're 80 weak raised blood. Nobody
thought could live. My work (ship-
smithing was very straining on me with my
weak constitution, and was rapidly going
to the grave. While in this condition !
commenced using Mishlers Herb Bitten,
and il saved my life. Because it was 20
difficult to get it in this little place, and ]
had improved 80 much, stopped taking il
for . time, and the result is that l have
commenced going rapidly down hill again
Somehow, Mishlers Herb Bitters gives
appetite and strengthens and builds me up
a. nothing else does, and must have +
dozen bottles at once. Use this commu-
nication as you please, and if any one wants
TO be convinced Ct its truth, let them write
me and l will make affidavit to it, for !
owe my life 10 Mishlers Herb Ditters"
The secret of the almost invariable relief
and cure of consumption, dysentery, diar-
rhea, dyspepsia, indigestion, kidney and
liver complaints, when Mishlers Herb
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ton; endorsed BY physicians and drug
-ist.. These are four strong points in favor
Of Mishlers Herb Bitters. Mishler's Herb
Bitters issold BY all druggists. Price &1.00
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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-23
SPRINGFIELD FOREVER!

,O,, Boston has her cultured folks.
fU wise men and her beans,
L.. Commons and her Bunker Hills,
Whe,, Liberty was born.
New York has her millionaires.
Her men os wealth and means.
Her Broadway shops and Wall ST. Change,
! Where verdant lambs are shorn.
Quaker City has her mint, her handsome
City Hall.
Her old cracked bell. her marble fronts,
Yer schools of wealth and lore:
~: Springfield has her handsome girls,
nOh. mckiest town of all
She has the marvel of the times, It's
J. NJ. knote's Clothing Store.
Cincinnati has n, rork, her famous Music
Hall,
And German ways. aud German girls.
And first-class German Deer.
Chicago, City Of the Lakes. will soon out
ival all,
She keeps her many divorce courts in blast
throughout the year.
San FranciscO's golden wealth ard wealth
of luscious fruits.
Lured many hardy emigrants to seek their
golden heap,
But Springfield's people, happy men,
Wear best. most stylish suits,
Since J. NJ. Knote theirs opened up
And made their clothing cheap.
Proclaim the news throughout the world,
And trumpet it abroad.
Springfield has her gas wells Ito get) her
busy railroad lines that lead out to the
seashOre,
Her steady merchants. large factories
where manufacturer IS king and lord.
But greater far Ito mel than all of these
Is j. NJ, KnOte's Clothing Store.
My assortment is large, and guarantee that
everything's well made,
And selling at price that's very low
indeed.
My styles are of the latest cut to suit our
Springfield trade.
In PRICES, FIT and QUALITY J. NJ.
KNoTE takes the lead.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-23
LOVES DREAD.

Eyss, but for you ! had not seen
Her motion. grace, and lovely misn,
Ears, but for you had not heard
Her voice that spake no loveless word!
And Touch, thou mad st me understand
Her lips delight, her soothing hand,
thank We for each message brought
l thank ye for each beauty taught.
But oh, for senses trustier
To give me true reports of her.
Till might rise myself above n
And adequately know my love!
o Careless Fate, Loves all to trust
To these frail gossips Of the dust,
Paul Hermesi