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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-26

This ia all alleged 10 be duo 10 the smalness Of APP
propraon but In point OF fact more men are taken on
In the construction department at the beginning OIL
month than can possibly be paid for the whole time and
then they all laid of waste OF time anu loss ~
the amount OF work done follows The whole system az
pears 10 be to run the yard political bureau ana not
"A a gOYernment workshop.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-26

$50 Won want nv diughtorl WELL air, what arc your
prospects in life Have you any definite aim !"
"Aiml should say mad. am going u Do an aIder-
man one OF days
what makes think sol"
"Why, its dedi-sure thing. Tn tending par now, an
at the rate I'm knOckiu down I'll have saloon OF my
own before next years eectol.-lCnicaso Nows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-26
EVERY WOMAN knows THEM

The human body Is much like good clock watch In its
movements Roes too slow too fast follow all the
others and bad time results set OF organs
works mpcriect peryeTsOn oil functional EFFORT OF all the
to follow. Hence 10 IA that the all
ments which make womans life miserable the drsc
OF the abnormal action OF the system For all
that numerous class Of symptomsand woman knows
hen-thcre unfsing remedy. Pierce's FaYorite
Prescri piOn." the fayorite OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-26
ELIrE SOLD ZOE THEE THOUSAND D0LLARS.

j. ID. RipIey's cight-year-OId marc EIlte, by
Messenger DurOc. dam Green Mountain Maid. a full
sister OF Eane. 220. OF ProspcrO. 22O, OF Dame Trot
222 aud of the famous California stallion EecOneer
brought $500 Yesterday ~ the Kellogg combination
sale. IL was the highest price OF the day a j. Alex
snder OF the Woodhurn stock farm Kentucky was the
purchaser Sne will be used for breeding purposes Her
d. Is the most celebrated OF trOttng brood The
eae Will DO continued to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-26
TO SETTLE TIE ARFAIRs OF oGILBY,S BAyK.

TO SETTLE THE AFFAIRS or OGTLBY'S BANK.
NEW BRUNSWICK, March % (SDeciaD The
committee OF depostors of tho Dime Savings APP
pointed last night called Chancellor Runyon today
He said that he would appoint receiver but order
that the managers In connection with the committee
shall settle up affairs of the bank without the
dan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-26
TALEBASERALL NLNE.

NEw-HAvEN. March 25aSpeciaD. The Yale
baseball nine Is made up follows:
Damn, ss. catcher stage, IS. pitcher; Noyes, 80.
short stop Marsh SO, first base Stewart So captain
second base George Young. 81 third base Sheppard
49, left field Brigham, 81, centre field Bromner 49,,
rio neld
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-26

Abram Hull Captain Hull has been In the service OF
the Fire Patrol for the sixteen years Before naI
he for eight years In the city Fire Department.
Lieutenant Jefferson VI. RandOrd was promoter 20 DO
aptain place OF Captain Hull Sergeant John mnrrn
to be lieutenant. aud PatrOnan Edward smith 10 DO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-26
STATEN ISLAND.

WEST NEW BRIGuTON.-The cause OF the explosion oil
the benzne vat in Staten Island Fancy Dyeing rs
Establishment "Wednesday the friction OF two wires
that held down silk dress while workman was clean
ing il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-26

ooEsTA BILE LIEBEYTHAL RELEASED ON BAIL.
EATONTowN, n. j., March 25.-Constable Lie
benthA, who arrested charges OF granddaughter
aud neglect OF duty he left Mngo Jack IN the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-26
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, MARCH &c 1886

town jail OIL the hight he was ynched instead OF
him IN the County Jail Freehold was released tooay
ON bonds in the sum OF So 900 to answer TO the oraho
Itnrr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-26
RINE INTELLIG ENOE.
MINIATURE ALNNSAc

sunrsss sac sets IA Moo rol Ol2 looms age d. "a
HriI WATER rD-DNT
IM--Sandv HOOK O:O7 GOV. isllnt 025 len Ga,n 22t
PA.-SaulY Hook O:tl GOV. Is, .ni- OOG tet GAIA 2a1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-26
NEW SUPERINTENDENT OF THE FIRE PATROL.

At the meeting of the Board of Fire Under
writers yesterday the Office Of superintendent OF the
Fire Patrol made vacant by the resignation OF Mon
mouth b. Wilson ON account his connection with Gen
eral smaller, was filled by the appointment OF Captain
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-25
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, Oct. 23.-After an easy open,
ing to-day, wheat became active and firm
drd at times buoyant, being aided some
what by tho reports Of Injury to the fsl
wheat 10 various districts by reason q
dtouGh. November options Btattsd at AT
sold of TO AZ, but on good buying rose Il
7b4 There was q reaction toward thu
close. Values closed for the day abouI
tho same as yesterday.
Corn aud oats slightly higher. Mes
pork dull. Flour unchanged. Wheat
Octoher T3ia75A closing at 74t; Novemhe
74!a75S, closing at Is; December 70Ss779
Closino II; January 77s7Ss closing III
May S3aS42, closing 93s, Corn-0ctobes
34t'3ik closing at 80; November 35sa35j
closing 35S; December S8Ea37, closing q
30I; January 30Iq37s, closing at 81
May 4OEe4l1, closing at Az
Gate, October 25l25sc, closing at 253c
November 2~6ls2Gta closing a. 28ts; De
cembsr 2Bi '26ic, closing at 20Ic; May 80
a3lc, closing at SO2n.
Pork, October s S5as 02, closing AZ s 02I
November s S5as 02!. closing at SO2!
December s S24ss O24, closiLg at 8 02l
January 0 724s9 so, closing at 8 III.
Lard, 572I; November 572!; Decem
her 5 80; January 8 90. Short ribs, 0cto
Der 0 70iG 81, closing at Q 70; Jsnuar,
05.
Butter, dull and unchanged.
Eggs, very firm for fresh at 174a1Sc
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THE DAILY MARKETS.



NEW YoRK, Oct. 23,-Money ON cal
qpiat at 4a6 per cent, closed at 4a5. PimI
mercantile paper 4s5, Sterling exchange
dull, 81 SO!s4,sS!, us, 8 per cent, bond
00I U, s, IA coupon 1885, u. s. 4!1 llli
Pacific o. OF 'a5 l2G,
NEW YoRK, Oct, 23.-Goyernmsnt bondl
were dull and steady,
State bonds, quiet and steady.
Stock market to-day was the smallest
for q month or more. II was dull almost
from the start to tho end, monotony being
relieved only by dashes by the bears, The
opening was heavy and weak. First
prices showing declines ranging from Ia
per cent. The market became firm and
dull before noon. Efforts were made Ia
depress q lise between Il and . O'Clock,
but had little effect except upon special
stocks, In the Last hour there was moro
activity accompanied by increased strength
and the market closed quiet but
firm close 10 the best Of the day,
There were very few net declines for
the day and in only two cases. Western
Union with It and Texas Pacific with l
per cent were advances for more than
fractions. transactions 100000; for week
2,2S9 us, sgainst 1903 l80 week previous,
Railroad bonds moderately active sales
/ 1895, 900; for week ll,556,000.
Petroleum opened firm at G5c;weakened
to Gale; advanced steadily to 65I closed
at 85(c; sales, 100000.
SToCK QUoTATIoNs-Closed bid: Adams
Express, l4l4; Alton & Terre Haute 81;
do preferred, So; American Express, 100;
B. D. r. 4 NJ 55; Canada Pacific, ~;
Oanada Southern, 6l4 Central P~aCiAc,47t;
chesapeake 4 Ohio, 10; do first preferred,
49,; do seconds, II; Chicago & Alton,
l43; do preferred, 1901 Q. B. 10, 1871;
o. st. l.. 4 Pittsburg, la; do preterrel,
80; @. s & O., "A; Cleveland Co.., COT
Delaware & Hudson, 1861; Del, Lack. 4
West. 14O; Denver & Rio Grsnde, SO;
Erie, $50; do preferred. 75i East Tenn,
10; do preferred, 72!i Fort Wayne,
LAG; Harlem, 200; Houston 4 Texas, 81;
Tllinoia Central, 1884; Ind, B, & West,
1913; Kansas 4 Texas, 80; Lake Erie 4
Western, 20; Lake Shore, 923; Louis.
vile 4 Nashville, 5iS; Louisville, New
Albany & Chicago, 60! Memphis 4
Charleston, 40j Michigan Central, O34;
Min. 4 81, Louis, 20; do preferred, 45! ;
Missouri Pacific, il4S Mobile & Ohio, lot
Morris & ESSEX, offered, IA; Nashville
& Chattanooga, OFT; New jersey Central,
40; Norfolk & W. preferred, A;
Northern Pacific. 10; do preferred,
334; Chicago & Northwestern, III; do
preferred, al; New York Central, 1l2;
Ohio 4 MlsstHippi, 2S9; do preferred 80;
Ontario & Western, 2Oti Oregon R'y &
Navigation, 1881; Oregon Trans. $40;
do Improvement Company, 29l; Pscuhc
Mail, 53j; Panama 9s; Peoria D. 4 L,
293; Pittsburgh, $50; Pullman Palace
Gar 145; Reading, 81; Rock leland, 1876;
st. Louis & San Francisco "a;
10 preferred, Gsl; do first preferred,
!!blGli ON. &st' Psgl o4t; DO preferred,
III Texas *. rS 4 fasSt .lf., 24Iai Uni 10.
W, st. L. & p, lot; do preferred, $50
Wells Fs!go Express, 1925; Western
Union, ISL.
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TRUSTEES SALE,

lily virtue OF a Deed Of Trvt made by @. ".
Kennedy and Margaret J. Kennedy, his wife, to
me a. trustee, daled the 18th day Of September,
1883, and recorded "a the oliGO q, Tho CIleEt Of the
County Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia, 10
Deed Of Trust Book No, %, page SS2, ] will soil
VI public auction At tho front door Of tho CourI
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Q; 1885,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. M the following dc.
SCrlbed property, that ~ " say: the west one
Third Of thc'n0flh half Of lot numbered fifteen (bl,
In william W. Shriyer'S addition 10 Eat Wheeling
which sid lot Is stuated on the southwest corner
Of Woods formerly SEVENTH and. Fifteenth for
mcrly CentOrl stree1., Ia the city Of Wheeling, OHIO
TitiS Is believed to DO perfect, but I will convey
only such title Us Is vested in inc by said decd oil
trust.
money, and SO much more the eOias the purchaser
n Ould elect ID nay In cAsh on tho day OF sale, the
residue thereof payable In two equal in'
ktallmCnts III one and two years from the
day u sale, with interest from that day, the
purchaser 10 give his negotiable notes for the
deferred fragments, heaiiCg interest, " DO securtd
by a deed ii trust on the property.
ALsRED RHEENsTROa, Attorney. Octl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-25
STORIES OF CELEBRITIES.

Whata Hard Time Richardson Had-BOOth'J
SIKH In "Hanlet"-othsr Jottngs.
Boston Transcript,
There were two things which buoyet
him III, H, Richardson, the great arGhl
tectl up in thoae days Of glOom-the at
taChment to the lady Rfterward his wife
and the care Of himself physically, Nc
matter how cold and freezing the weather
he plunged every morning into a large
bathtub full Of cold water, and, with his
wsll-ltting, nicely made brogans, which
seemed TO do half the walking for him,he
took long walks, and felt the better for
the exercise,
He one day preached the question
whether marriage WAS or not an impsdi.
ment to o man whose ambition led him
to aim at q high position In art.
OF course, w~oman.like, l argued that
loneliness and lack OF sympathy would
only hamper even an artist, who wished
10 attain to the full measure OF y man.
"a tower Of strength
To stand %iouT'Squlre " El tho winds that
blow"
Then he told me Of his engagement. OF
all tho men whom l have known, he had
st that tlmO the pulest and noblest views
Of true marriage. HH wished me to see
the lady, and when l went to Boaton no
gave me an introduction, On my return
I could most sincerely congratulate him
on his choice,
He was going to the Century Olub'one
evening, aud NJ he passed out Of his room
he said: "Look at me. l wear d suit
made by Poole Of London, which q noble
man might be pleased to wear, and-Rnd
and l haven'tG dollar to my name"
He said this 80 chesriully and with that
same proud humility 10 which | have re.
ieEred that oven then | did not realize his
dependency, II was a dark hour to him
Such hours come to all men who achieve
greatness. They are insepara.
BE from that patient, slow
climbing which all men OF genius under
stand. II was the trial hour oil tho great
architect, and no Ganle out Of it stronger
Tor the struggle, like the strong swimmer,
who, breGsting wind and tide, finds the
innate strength Of which he had not be-.
Iorc been conscious and reaches port in
safety,
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CATARRHAL DANGERS.

To be freed from the dangers Of pfocatloE
while lying downs 70 breathe freely, sleep SOundly
and undistpEhsd; to rise refreshed, head clear
brain active and free isOm pain or ACHE 70 know
that no poisonous, putTld matter dehles thu
breath and rOs away the delicate machinery o.
smell, taste aud hearing to feel that The system
docs not, through IL veins and arteries, suck W
the poison that Is sure 10 undermine aud destroy
Is indeed q blessing beyond ali other human Gu,
ioymsuts, TO purchase immunity from such
fate should DO the object Of all afflicted. Bu,
those who have E!Id many remedies and phyll
clans despair Of relief or cure,
sAnilrl's Radical Cure meets every phase OIL
Catanh, IRON a llmplO head cold to the most
loalhEoms and destructive ltages. II Is local and
constitutional, Instant In relieving, permanent
In curing, safe, economical aud never falling.
sAniOrd,s Radical Que conyiStS OF one bottle Of
the Radiral Cure, one box VI Catarrhal solvent
and Que lmtFoVed Inhaler, all wrapped In one
package, with Treatise ana directions, aud sold BY
all dfugRiSiS Tor 81.
FOTTRR DRUG & CHEMICAL Co., Boston,
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IruStse sales.
TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
BY virtue OF a Deed OF Trust 10 me, made b,
Alex. q EOlT Snd LRYlniAO LOlf his wife, ant
dated the 7th day Of July, In the year lSS2, Rnt
recorded In the Clerks Office OF the County COuTl
Of OHIO county, West Virginia, III Deed Of Trus
Book No. ", page 81, | Will Eell al pu Iic auction
ut The front door Of the Court HOUSE Of 'OhIt
county, on
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER,
COMMENCING at 10 o'clock A. w., the following dc
SCrlbUd property, that Is 70 say; A certain piece o.
and lying On tho nest side Of MAIN street, and IL
he city OF Wheeling, ami designated In the genera.
plat Of said city, as lot No. thlrty'lYe 1851. being
Inc same property conveyed by ,B, ~. Foil aud
Wis to said Alex Q, EOff b yd6Od, dRtsd the iirSl
day OF December, 1850, aud recorded In Deed
Book No 81, page III, In the 0llce u tho Clerk UI
The County Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia
The lille is believed u be perfect, but viii CON
vey ouly luch uls az Is vested III me by said deed
TERMS OF SALE: ouC.thlrd Of the purchase
money Ia cash, aud 10 much more as the purchaser
should elect " puy gu the day oil sale, the residue
In two equal insAllmenls In one and Two year,
IRON day Of sale, the purchaser 70 give his negOu.
able noies fer tue deferred payments bearing In
teTest, 10 b. secured By o decd Of trust OH the
property, EP, WlNGEREER, Trustee.
OCl2
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NEW YORK, Oct. 90 -Flour-Actiye
and stronger. Exports, 4.010 barrels.
Sales, 10000 barrels,
w%hcat-spot, 1e1lc higher and tnoder.
ately active; options, steady and aasc
higher. Sales, 10 792, 900 futures; 249,.
900 spot. No. 2 spring, S5lc; No. l Hard,
Ol1a92io; No. 2 Milwaukea, 80lG I'm.
graded red 77asslc; November and May,
89Ic; No. / red, $50. No. 2 rod, Novem.
her, s5saS6sc, n'oled 500. December,
S%7lsSSlC, closed S7sc. January, S0a SOLO,
closed at sole May 95a06a, closed at
oslo. June, 90a989c, closed at O0tc.
Oorn-spot lots to higher, options
opened isIc better. closed weak.
0ats-tS4n higher and fairly active;
sales 100000; futures 10000; spot mixed
western 32ls34c; white do 35a4Ot.
Hsy-F6ir demand. Hops quiet, firm.
Coffee spot fair; Rio iitm, l%2tal2ici op
tiona active and higher; Bslea $1,000 bags
October 10 45ll0 so; November, Decem-
bar January and February 10 30Al0 30;
March 10 35al0 so; April 10 45Al0 66i
June 10 46al0 65. b.
Snvar-staAdy and quiet; Centrifugal
o 3.10; refined dull; mould A. 516l0.
Petroleum arm; united O53; crude 0tsOi
refined DC. Tallow dull. Rosin firm.
Turpentine Arm, 37tc..
E9gs-Frmj demand moderatei west.
err 2ls2l!c.
p~ork-Aclive. stronger mess Q 75a
10 90 old, 10 30 new. Cut meats Htm
picked bellies 7GA7tC; mlddles firm; long
LaidSshSds lower aud fairly active
November 0 0la6 %; December 0 11aD y
January 0 1910 20j February U 26aO 20
March 0 8b,O 3S; city steam o.
Butter-Quiet and weak. Cheese
Ateady and quiet. Lard quleti common
4 25l4 3Oi others unchanged.
ToLRpo, o., 2S.-wheaL opened lower
excited closed higher aud lAtmsr; Casl
7Sici November 799ci December Sic
January s2ci May SSto, bid.
Corn Inactive cash 37i,
Oats neglected.
Clover seed steady cash, October
49, December, $4.55j January, S4.6O
February $4,B6,
ctNciSxA4t, o, Oct. 25r-Cotton weak
eri mlddllngS 81. Flour Btfongj family
$3,9Oa8 30, fancy, B70A4. Wheat Arm
2 red, 7Sa7sli receipts, b,2OOi shit
mentA, 1One. Corn easy No. 8 mlxet
20, Oats bAtely steady No. mlxet
|, Al. Rye dull No. I, 80. Pork dul
So,60i, Lard QuiOti . I'D, Bulk nea
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How the iIoOtIls got u Skull.
chicago Herald,

Chicago Herald
It GEMS that on one occasion when II
Louisville the elder Booth engaged in 8
practical joke which came very near end
log in a s0tiouB manner. Full OF strange
moods, lie set out Gfoot ono day on Barge
town pike, and OIL passing q field in which
a horse was grpzing no secured the Rni-
NAL, mounted and rode away. In those
dayshorsestealing wasregarded sc capita
ofense in Kentucky. 1tso happened tina,
the greatest horse thief in that ssotion at
this time was o man named Fontaine,
upon whose head q price was fixed
Careless Of this somewhat ominouB cir.
cumstanCs Booth logged along in the hap
pitst frame CT mind until lie met two
farmers inclined 10 be inquisitive, who
asked him where he hRu obtained the
horse he was riding.
~ captured him in q field back here"
said the tragedian with joylal lrGukness
"Indsed," replied ons Of the farmers,
land what may your name be?"
"My name Is FontsinC," said Booth
Sithcut y smile.
"Fontaincw exclaimed both men at
once. "Then, you are the very man we
want, Come hack 10 town with u.s."
"Certainly," said Booth in the most
good nstured manner, and, wheeling his
lorsc, hO rodo back to Louisville with his
captors.
The city jail was then presided over by
Colonel Thomas, who knew Booth we'll,
Riding up TO his fortress, q OF tue
farmers proudly exclaimed:
Eve have brought you Fontaine, the
horse.thief."
"Wlere Is he2" Ssked Colonel Thomas
and when the tregedian was indicated at
the man he ADDED: "What does thu
mean, Mr. Booth2"
II haven't the slightest idea," natd The
tragediau, assuming m appearance o
great Candor. ~ met these men with THU
horse and they irsitted upon giving 1t L
me. guesBthey stole'it. Probably ont
OF them IL Fontaine."
The Mortified countrymen were on th'
point Of being locked up pending an In
v~ettigGtion, when, ~singulaFly enough,
messenger arrived at the prison with III,
information that tho real FontainO hkt
been arrested. When he was ircarcet
ated MIR, Booth expressed a desire 10 set
'un huu qulLo u grow up NC
tween this lll-assorted couple. In I'll,
course Of their various conferences Boott
once spoke Of the difficulty experienced
in always having a human skull a
hand when he wished to play "Ham
let"
IThis shall be remedied," said Fon
taine, and be Immediately mado his will
dOvislng his head to Junius Brutui
Booth after the hanging had taken place
Booth Loft Louisville before this tragtt
occurrence, and probable forgot all abou
his quondam acquaintance. Years after
ward, when he was dead, and Edwin
Booth was playing In Louisville, Dr.. Nor
ris called upon him, told bin the story
and gave into his possession the skull 0
Fontaine, which he atterward used Ii
playing Hamlet.
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Little strategleS in tho senate.


BoHoa BudOo.
Tho elephantine David Davis, when he
elected himself PRECEDENT pro ten, Of the
Senate, used to liketo 20 TO his dinner ct
A y. M, and used To get quite excited on
the subject when the Senate sat later.
One dark afternoon in December he
would not order the gas lighted until
Senator Edmunds pointedly suggested
that 1t be done, and when at last Senator
Voorhees, moved that the Senate g into
executive session, the Judge plHintlvely
asked: "Did tho Senator from Illinois
move 10 adjourn?" Senator Ben Wade,
when he was president pro tenn, Of the
Senate, was equally anxious for an early
adjournment. 01o day when senR.
Tor Garrett Davis had the floor, and
lifted the flood gates Of his Ceaseless
ofStoty, Wade stood II, until II was 4
o'clock, when he said; "will the Senator
from Kentucky suspend his remarks tol
the introduction OF q motion " "Oeitlin.
n" said Mr.. Davis, who had the courtesy
Of the old school. "Ths senator from
Ohio,n said Nj. Wade, moves that The
Senate do now adjourn, Senators, those
In favor say aye thoBs opposed mol
The motion 10 carried, and the Senate
stands adjourned until tomorrow At ].
o'clock" 40 Mr.. Wade was the onlJ
senator from Ohio In tho chamber or ever
In the Senate At that time, his GOODNESS
Ia putting hlS own motion and deClArlnI
h carried was much admired. II was thl
fear that Wade would appoint Charlie
Simmer Secretary Of State and rule tn
South with an Iron rod that made seveta
Republican senAtofg vote 10 Acquit John
soh on the charges for which he was In
peaChed, and thus 10 exclude Wade iron
The White House.
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Live Stock.

East LIBERTY, Pa, Oct, 23,-Cattle-
RsCsipts 1926 head; shipments 28t
head; mSrkGt nothing doing, all through
conslgnmsntsi s. shipped toNew York
Hogs, receipts 800 head, Shipment
400 head, Market slow. Philadel
phias 81 90a4 35, Workers. 81 l5a4 20
Common and light IS 75l4 90; IS eau
shipped to New York, Sheep, reCsiptI
GOOi shipmenta l,OOOi market dull, moth
lug doing,
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Ysllowish Coat

Upon the tongue, particularly ueAr It's base, Is I'm
Iaeli sufficient 10 denote bIllousness, An Allment
to the development Of which the hot weather
II may be- remarked In paSSlug-h extremely favor
able, and which autumn often trings In Ia ttGln
Isl lingering legacy, II not rCmedied-whlch It
then follow aggravated dil0FdeFs OF the stomach
aud bow els, dun pAlRs beneath tho lower Right
ribs, nausea aud headache, A prompt use Of this
Invaluable specific u always desirable, no matter
lueuCe directly beneficial. The bile, the ObAtrup.
lion 10 lis How being relieved by the relaxation Of
the bowels, returns 10 iA natural ChRnuel, and the
portion Of II which his forced Its way into and
con amiuRttd the blood, u expelled, The stomach
ahu TeaumCS It's digestive function. Rhumatism,
fever aud sgle and kidney troubles RhO succumb
10 the BltteES, tuIhSAW
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DuGy's Pure Elalt Whlskey
and
DuGy's Formula.
For Malaria,

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