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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-25

\ 7 BARG AlN-SrOCK AND FIXTURES OF
4 Y Drug store nj Batcsyille, Miss. stoV Tor
ss,lc or rent. Apply a.
FLETCHER & KYLE. Batcsvillc, Miss,
or VIM. W. RootCs. Gai Main street city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-04
TEEMER'S AMBITION.
Tie win Try to Break the Record on the
Ohio.

Tie win Try to Break the Record on the
Ohio.
Special 7slsoram 10 ne SHEddy Reciar.
PIrrsBURG, June John Teemer, the
oarsman, returned from the East to-day
and made an announcement which will
interest all lovers Of aquatics. He will
endeavor to break the three mile record in
single scull, and Immediately afterward
will try and break the record
in double scnlls, with Al. Hamm
as an assistant. The trials will he
made on Sunday, an innovation to Pitts
burg which has never countenanced sport
ing events on the Sabbath day. The
course will be one mile and half with
turn on the Ohio river and jest above the
Davis Island dam, which is about six
miles below Pittsburg. The first or
second Sunday in July will be selected,
and Teemer spent all to-day in investi-
eating the power Of the city or county
authorities to interfere with result sat
isfactory to himself.
Teemer il confident that he can break the
record, and in any event will make pile
of money. Five excursion boats will take
spectators from this city to the course.
Tickets will cost fifty cents each. and il
Teemer succeeds in his attempt he will
receive sixty.fiVe per cent Of the
boats receipts. If he loses he will get
fifty per cent. A four cared crew will &c
company him around the course and cause
him to make greater exertions. lmmedi-
ately afterward Teemer will start for
Australia where he will row Kemp 10
sporting circles, tonight it was stated II
Teemer breaks the record he will have at
least fifty thousand dollars in cash to back
him against the Australian.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-04
OPINIONS.
The Mary land Men VIII Support Thurman,
Likewise California.

The Maryland Men VIII Support Thurman,
Likewise California.
ST. LOUIS, June 1.-The Maryland del
egation and portions Of the Indiana, Con-
necticut and Arizona delegations arrived
here this morning
Senator A. p. German, who heads the
Maryland delegation, was seen, and cut all
attempts at interview short by saying the
delegation has had no conference and con-
sequently no choice had been agreed upon.
He closed farther inquiry by saying he
had no preferences.
VIM. s. Wilson thought Thurman's
nomination was most generally favored by
the Maryland people. In the event Of his
refusal to be a candidate Maryland will
favor Western man, inclinipg toward
Indiana or Illinois, with Indiana pre-
| feIred.
Robert Grain, the youngest delegate tc
the convention, thought Judge Thurman
would be the first choice Of Maryland, and
that the platform desired by them would
be the same as proposed by Senator Cor
man and adopted by the State Convention.
which declares in favor of revision Of tho
tariff and reaffirms the resolutions Of 1884
indicating how this revision shall be &C
complished.
W. ID. English, chairman Of the Demo.
cratic Committee of California, expressed
himself as highly grstifed BY the an
nouncement that Judge Thurman would
accept the nomination of the Vice Presi
dency. He said: 1--WE love the old mar
out there as England loves Gladstone, and
he will get s, 900 Republican votes for the
Democratic ticket and that will carry thu
State. New York has signified her inten.
ton Of supporting him, and think Penn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-04
THE FEELING IN COLUMBUS.
Thurman WIN Undoubtedly Accept
There il no Struggle.

Thurman WIN Undoubtedly Accept Ii
There Is no Struggle.
COLUMBUS, o, June2-During the past
few days ex-senator Thurma,' has fairly
been besieged with kilograms and letters
strongly urging him 10 accept the Vice
Presidency. The pressure has become so
great that it is probable he will be the can
didate. While he has repeatedly asserted
that he did not want any office on the
face of the earth" yet the call, coming as
it does from nearly every State in the
Union, clearly shows that big Thurman
boom is on, and one which the old Roman
cannot resist. However, he is not can
dida,e in the sence of seeking the nomina-
ton, but lift is rendered him unanimously
ne will accept.
General Thomas f Powell, delegate at
large, said to the representative: Thur
man will accept the nomination provided
there is no struggle. He does not desire
any Office, but if his name will add any
strength to the ticket he is willing to make
personal sacrifice for the sake of the party.
His name will be presented by an outside
State, and Ohio will second it"
Judge Thurman had calls from many
Ohio delegates to. day, and the sentiment
is very favorable TO his candidacy. This
afternoon the entire Ohio delegation leaves
on Calvin Brics's special train for st.
Louis.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-04
THE NOMINATING SPEECHES.
How the Candidates win be Presented Ii
the Rival Conventions.

How the Candidates win be Presented In
the Rival Conventions.
WASHINGTON, June 2.--It ia not def
nitely settled who will present President
Cleveland's nspe to the st. Louis Conven-
ton. The President is leaving the matter
to tie New York delegation, who will make
the selection themselves.
The honor will probably be- conferred
on Mayor Chaplin, of Brooklyn, State SEN
ator Raines, Of Rochester, or Daniel
Dougherty, of New York City, who will
he remembered as having placed General
Hancock in nomination at Cincinnati in
1880.
Senator Voorhees, is expected TO place
Governor Gray, Of Indiana, in nomination
for the Vice Presidency. General Blacks
name will be presented by either General
Finley. of Ohio, or Governor Green, OF
New Jersey, while like service will be
performed for Assistant Postmater General
Stevenson by ex-CoDgressman Proctor
Knott, of Kentucky.
Leonard SWEET, of Chicago, will place
General Gresham in nomination ut the
Republican Convention in Chicago. When
Abraham Lincoln appeared as a candidate
in 1860 he was introduced to the conven
ton by Mr.. SWEET, between whom and
Mr.. Lincoln q close and intimate friend
ship existed.
II is believed that Senator Hoar will pre-
sent Mr.. Sherman's name. This, at least
is the present intention, although chang
in the programme may he made before tn,
convention meets General Henderson ant
ex. Congressman Hepburn, of Iowa, viii
look after Mr.. Allison's interest. Mr.. Creet
Raymond, a well.known lawyer of Sal
Francisco, is expected TO speak in Senate
Stsnford's behalf, while Harrison, of Indi
aua; Alger of Michigan, and Hawley o
Connecticut, will have their Presidential
booms carefully guarded by personal friend
in their respective States.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-04

applause from the Democratic side BY De
Glazing that as he did not believe that the
true doctrine Of protection was involved In
this QUESTION, he should vote for free ium-
Der.
Mr.. Taulbee, of Kentucky, met the
same treatment at the hands Of the Repub-
Iicans when be said that Fuller's remarks
gave an insight 10 the real case. He (Fni-
ler) needed cheap plumber, because Iowa did
not produce it. He (Taulbeel wanted a
protective duty because his district pro-
duced lumber, and was unwilling to De
controlled by any sentiment other than
honest Judgment.
Mr.. Guenther, of Wisconsin, predicted
that the Democratic party, if it passed this
bill, would 90 to that place paved witn
good intentions, where every limb and
knot of timber would be used, not to raise
the revenue, but to raise the Temperature
to at least 600 degrees above zero. Laugh
tar -
Debate on the pending paragraph expir-
ing. the amendment to strike it ont was
rejected by q vote (Messrs. Mills and Taui'
bee being the tellers) of yeas 81, nays lOl.
The third paragraph in the bill, wood
unmanufactured, not specially enumerated
or provided for" was then read and taken
up for consideration.
Mr.. Bayne, of Pennsylvania, moved TO
strike it out. After some debate the COM
mittee rose, leaving Mr.. Bsyne's amend
ment pending, and the House, at B O'CLOCK,
adjourned.
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their attention in the future more paT.lca-
lsrly TO this important branch OF iuet i,o o
duction. With the enlargement anu aI II
movement Of their plant, 1t Will De one .S ~
the most valuable, as it Is now one o. sne
oldest. of the mining concerns OF tne ss 3.
t;on, The Central mines are operated %
Mr., Oliver jackson, Esq. While no. u
IS extensive scale as some OF i.s Il,so'
the Central enjoys the well-earnea repuss
tion of manufacturing one OF the pest a.
cles of coke that is put upon the maI l;'..
There are ten coke ovens In oPeIe.o
besides large share OF the coal o''p''
shipped to the Eastern market. :, :,
or the coal industry in this vicinity IL -
necessary to cay little. It's possloin.,es
are almost unlimited. They are more gre
readily recognized when we realize ina. Dy
far the greater portion Of the coal intels INTERESTS
we have named have been built up witn,l'
the short space of two years; that tne se :.
ritory is vet almost untouched; ana lna'
thousands of acres of the richest ianus II, ie.
main. 1t is not 9 rash prophecy 70 pfeulc'
that when, as will inevitably be she case,
the great Pennsylvania Railroad COMPANY
penetrates this region and furnishes .ne
operators competing line, the Fairmon'
coal and coke fields will be more io'ihiu'
able factor in the worlds markets.
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LIVE sTOCE.
East Liberty.

EAST LIBERTY, June 2.-CAttle--
Receipts 95 head; shipments 1913 head;
market nothing doing, all through con-
siguments.
Hogs Receipts | 900 head; shipments
. 600 head; market fair; Philadelphia
RS 75a5 80; mixed S. 65s5 20; Workers IS 30
as 60; common 70 fair s. 3Oa5 40; pigs Is %
as 25.
shesp-Receipts 800 head; shipments
300 head; market continues demoralized;
nothing doing.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, June 9 -Cattle-Rscsipts
IS, 900 bead: market steady and strong;
bseves 81 1Oi5 90; cows and mixed 81 I'D
a3 IS; stocksrs and feeders ~ 5Oa4 I'D;
Texas cattle 50 25a3 40.
Hogs-Receipls 5000 head; market
strong; mixed S. 25a5 Az; heavy Is 4Os
5 55; light IS 25a5 AZ; pigs and culls - IS
as 90.
sheep-Rsceip.s 1000 head; shipments
none.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, June 2.-Hop-Quist;
common and light 81 00a5 45; packing
and butchers S. 30a5 70.
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Inherited
diseases.

oil. ~....r u. disease the facts cr IN.
.-,... .... I,..-r numerous and are daily
.... U.rr. alas. they bccomc Ter.
-... fr.0.. aa# ,yarwhclmius. No fact oI
......... .. r..-.. pregnant with awful mean
.... -...n a.. r..r q the inheritance or
......... I. ua.r- sHo physician ON his daily
.-.- rg-.lg-.uE bis at and Elling hun
..-.. ....a.-s T4e I,-cul Il tho aEctcut
g-.a. pictures the FGr.es as pursu'us
....... from generation 70 generation
r....-a. t..m aasu,I.c. The FurieS s'h'
r..r,.-w.-. uE terror and death, but theF
.......a ...rhrI ,u the Eagb Of superSl-
I'm. f.tag., artQ the more iUteligible Out
-.r.-.rNfrrF -al OF hereditary disease.
v...-r ,...ra. which has Illuminated 50
r..r Errx g.snrrs ~ nature, has shell
..rv -n- .r tha Cminous words OF the
s-l-.,,.. Tho sins OF the fathers shan be
r..r.. MN Ca. children unto the third aud
fur -.r.-a,. 20 " Instances Of hereditary
disease abb .rI Fifty per cent. OF cases OF
c..vlurra that feaYful destroyer OF fami'
d., 81 cancer ami scrolula, run In families
tr-11-h Inheritance. Insanity Il hereditary
IN a r1-krl degree. but. fortunately, Ike
ug.ay other Eeraditary diseases, tends TO
wa-r l-..ls uut the stock becoming extinct
4 q .la-ri5had scientist truly says; NO
o--.u .- t.s-g-n % the body Is exempt from
i...aansuf O.. .ns the subject OF hereditary
disease Probably moro chronic diseases,
v permanently modify the structure
ar ra.r.as % the body. are more or less
liable O. 10 luherIted. Tho important and
l--s,ala: practical deductions from such
fg.'--ag.e'.ar: so powerfully the happiness
cil1d.r.luals and families and the collective
welfare 90 the uatlon-are obvious TO refiec-
t.em.a Is. anil the best means for prevent
INK 90 rrr.r. these diseases Is subject OF
.a.zsn iareros, 20 ALL Fortunately nature
b.. H-ny..eI q remedy. which experience
....a.-s,r.I as iuCaluble. and the remedy Is
u, q. .rlI famous Swift's Specific, pure
v,5gtaD.g compound natures antidote for
az b0ol palsous. To the afflicted IL Is
t..ss0s q iucstimable value. An interest
i1E ,ra;i-e on Blood and Skin Diseases
T.lb U4f,,,I free by addressing
THC SWIFT SrECIsIc Co,
Drawers Atlanta. Ga
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sinstic over the prospects, and as he stood
in the rotunda Of the Southern Hotel
he counted the names of fifteen Ms
tional committeeman who would vote for
the California candidate. That's good
days work, he added, after explaining the
facts 10 group of LEGAL politicians, "sud
if there were any more here We we would
get them, too. 1t would not surprise me
now to find the temporary chairman nom
mated By reclamation as soon as the COM
mittee meets"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-04

fixed place in the market or at sufficient
profit to be fairly remuneratiye to the
maker. To the Montana company Is Que
in great measure the credit of beng the
first to obviste these difficulties.
From this small and seemingly venture
some investment two years ago, they nave
built up we'll established and remunera-
tive trade, that furnishes employment to
over
THREE HUNDRED MEN,
all told. One hundred and eighty men
work in the mines, at mining. alone, while
almost an equal number have other en-
ployment about the establishment. 10
accommodate the employees, sixty COM
Portable homes have been built within tne
year, and constitute part Of q tiouTlsnlne
little town in the site of what was eighteen
years ago barren hillside.
In the month of April, 1888, the COM
pany mined for the manufacture OF coke
and for foreign shipments over Ii, Ooo tons
of coal. The coke product, shipped 70
Milwaukee, Chicago, Detroit and other
western cities, commands as high price
as any in the open markets. The compa.
ny owns here ], 2S0 acres of solid coal Of
the great Pittsburg vein. Their mine Is
laid ont on the most approved plan, and Is
one Of the best ventilated and best ar
ranged plants in the State.
The proof of the pudding is in the eating.
The fact that Montana coke has been aoie
to force its way into the market and main
tain it's place in the face of the composition
of the Connellsyille Coke Producers Asso'
citation, is sufficient evidence OF its high
quality. This practical test is supple
mented by an analytical one. Prof. Chas.
E. Dwight has made
A COMPARATIVE EXAMINATION
of coke from the Connellsyille regions and
from the Montana mines. The result is
-. l. .Ll ha1o
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PRODUCE.
Now YORK.


NEW YORK. June 2.-F1our-Receipt
II, 400 packages; exports 1888 barrels,
and 4,9i3 sacks; market dull aad weak;
sales IL, 600 barrels. Wheat Receipts
Log, goo bushels; exports 81, 2S9 bushels;
sales $3.50. 900 bushels futures, $1,000
bushels spot;' options feverish; ungraded
red 9Oia94lc; No. Q red June sofa
81 7-16c, closing at 90sc; July 81 13-16s
92lc, closing at 91tc; August 92sas3 3 -18c,
closing at 92sc; September 81 1l-16a93sc,
closing at 92ic; November 94ls953c, clos.
ing at Gale; December 95sa96ic, closing q,
95sc; February 96sa97ic, closing at 96sci
May S9ica$1 00s, closing at sole. Corn
Receipts 81, $50 bushels: exports 10, 132
bushels; GALES 24s,0O0 bushels futures,
SIS, 900 bushels spot; cash quiet bat firm
options easier; ungraded 82s83te; steamer
63ta63Ic: No. 2 July 63.63Ic, cloeing si
SIC; August 63sa63ac, closing ct este
September 63ic. Oats-Receiph 40. OO(
bushels; exports q, 900 bushels; sales 213,
600 bushels failures, 1900 bushels spot
market firm and moderately active; mixst
western 36a46c; white do 42A4Sc- Hay
Firm. Hops-Quiet. oofee-Spot, fai
Rio firm at 16lc; options unsettled snf
lower; sales Sc, 500 bags; juno 14.35'
14.5Oc; July 13 30a13. SOC; August IL. 25'
10 45c; September 11.2Oa11 Csc; Octobe
10. 90a11 15c; November 0.50a10.7 5c; De
cember 10.50a11 00c; January, 1915
10 Csc. Sugar-Firm and quiet; fair re
filming quoted ut 43c; refined firm. Mo
lasses-Steady. Rice-Firm. Petroleum
STEADY. Cotton Seed Oil-Quiet an
unchanged. Tallov-Steady at 4 Lice
Rosin- Steady at 81 Goal IS. Turpentis
Dull. Egs-Dull and weak; weston
14a15c. Pork Dull and unchanged
Cut Meats-Steady and quiet. LAsd-
Nominal; western steam srot rs 20; Al
gust % SO; September 50 -; June % &C
July 50 66; October % 20; city stses
% Is. Butta-Dull; western 12a163t
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SrATEs-Dnll and steady.

SrATEs-Dnll and steady.
MISUNDERSTANDING active; sales
$500, 600.
SToCKs-The stock market to-day was
the dullest and most uninteresting so lar
during the present depression, and was al
most entirely devoid OF feature. The
alarming reports of the illness oil Mr.
Gould received from the West, gave
weak tone b the opening this morning,
and first prices were generally from
to per cent below those Of last
evening. Toward IL o'clock the market
exhibited declining tendency and prices
were q shade of until near the close, the
dealings from that time being utterly Tea.
tureless The close was very dull and
rather heavy at about the first prices. The
final changes are almost without exception
in the direction Of lower figures, but they
are confined 10 small Factions. Sales,
SO, 247 shares. Quotations closed bid a.
follows:
Adams Express 1873; American Express
100: Canada Pacific, 57s; Central Pacific
3OI; Chesapeake and Ohio. III; do preferred
firsts 81; do seconds 81; Chicago and Alton
1876; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy 1l23
Delaware aud Hudson, 1851; Delaware,
Lsckawanna and Western 1913; Denver
and Rio Grande, II; Erie, 23I; do pre-
ferred, "a; Fl. Wayne, 1881; Illinois
Central 1Is; Lake Shore, 9Os; Michigan
Central, 7s}; Minneapolis and st. Louis
5; do preferred, -; Missouri Pacific
10; Northern Pacific, %; do preferred
493; Chicago and Northwestern 1881; d.
preferred, 143; New York Central, l05
Oregon Transcontinental, 22l; Pacific Mail
32I /; Peoria, d. &E, III; Pittsburg 1871
Pullman Palace Car, IA; Reading, So!
Rock Island. 1861; 1T. Louis and se'
Francisco 2sl; do preferred, est; An
preferred, 1l4l; St. Paul, Minneapolis an.
Manitoba, lO1; st. Paul ana 0lpahs, 35s
do preferred 1921 Texas Pacific, 1913; Uniol
Pacific SAT; United States Express II
Weatern Union 75s.
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TEMPORARY GUARDIANSHIP.
White, of California May 20 Through

White, of California May 20 Through BY
Reclamation.
ST. LOUIS. Mo, June 2.-The Califor'
MIA members began their labors before
breakfast and they applied themselves
to the business before them like loi
of beavers. Stephen N. White was
pushed for temporary chairman, and nc
one with a vote or influence to bear on the
Democratic National Convention escaped
without bringing himself to comply with
the request Of the coast.
Mr.. Tarpey. st late hour. was enthu,
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Ohio Il Solid.

COLUMBUS, O., June At. Z. Powell
called on Judge Thurman last night and
authorizes the statement that Thurman has
consented to have Lis name presented to
the ST. Louis Convention for Vice Presi'
dent on the condition that the Ohio delega'
ton is solid for him, and that he will &C
cept if nominated. Mr.. Powell will pre-
sent the name of Thurman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-04

Cheese-Steady and quiet; Ohio fat !sSc:
Copper-Dull; lake SIC 60. Lead-Dnn
and nominal. Tin-Dull; straits lStc.
Others unchanged.
CHICAGO. June 2-whsat on Change
to-day opened firm, and after }c advance
went all TO pieces. Corn was not excited
at any time, although there was fair
volume of trading in pit Oats dull Pro-
visions moderately active Flour IN
changed. whest-Cash, No. spring
ssiaS4sc; No. spring 76s7ec; No. 2 red
s7}c; July s3iss6ic closing at S4sci
August s4}ss5tc, closing ct Hsc;
September s3ssslsc, closing ct SStc; Do
cember s5,as6ic, closing ct s5sc. Corn
Casb. No. 9 55fc: June 55tsS5tc, closing
at 5Sic; July 55sa56lc. closing at oSsci
August 55ss56sc, closing ct 55tc; sep
tember 55ia56sc, closing ct 55tc. Ose-
Cash. No. Sac; June 33iaS4ac, ciosine
at 33Ic; July 33Is3isc, closing ct SStc;
August 2si s29,, closing at 2stc; Septenl-
her 27fc. Mess Pork-Per barrel caeh
STA 90; June Si3 IS; July $l4 0ea14 ls3,
closing at $I4 l1l; August $li l73; Sep
t,mber Sl4 %. Rye-Cash, No. 64c.
Batiey-No 9 69a69fc Flax Seed-No.
81 29,i3O. Timothy Seed Prime y 10.
Lard-Cash s. 45; June s. 4eiss az.
closing at 81 Az; July s. T3ss Sas,
closing at s. sci; August s. 50s3 6It,
closing at So 57l; September ~ SltA
as. closing at s. GO. Bsoon-Short ribs
8, 47ls7 SO: shoulders IS O0s6 %; short
clesr sides s. OOas 05. whisky-AtN 1s.
Butter-Dull; creamery 14al6ic; dairy
laa15c. Eggs firm at lSasl4c.
Uinctpnau.
CnNurNsArr. O., June 2--CottoI-
ooiet: middling Gle. Flour-Dull; family
81 s5s4 10; fancy 81 35a4 50. Wheat
Steady; No. . red 94}c; receipts s, 600 hush
ella: shipments 1850 bushels Corn
Oniet AID lower; No. 9 mixed 66.c. Oats
-Oaiet and firm; No. . mixed S64c.
Rye-Nomipal; No. at &c. Pork
E.sv at Sl4 6oIsl4 10. Lard-Quiet and
sssy. Bulk Mests-S!ow and unchanged.
Bacou-Bsrely steady; short ribs stsssc.
short clear SlaSsc Whisky-fim ~
81 Ii. Butter Weaker at l2saoc. Sugar
Firm; hard 6ia7ic; yellow 5A6tc.
Philadelphia.
PHILADKLpHiA. June 2-flouf-0u'et.
wneat-Spot steady; futures lower; No. Y
red May s7Ss9Sc; June 95lss6lc; July
slIa92c; August 90is9lso; September ola
92c. Corn-Spot weak; futures neglected;
unyraded yellow &c; No. low mixed 6Ss;
No. . mixed June 6la62c; July 6ats63ici
August 63Ia6iic; September 643a6Ssc'
Oats-In far demand; ungrsded white
i3c: No. 3 white 42i42!c; No. white
l3lsI4c; futures . shade stronger but
a uiet: No. . white June 43ii3lc; July
i3ia44lc; August 3siaS9lc; September
36a37!c.
Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, ND, June 2.-Wheat-
Western steady; No. . winter red spo, 9la
s2c; jane Ole bid July 90la90lc; August
9Oc. Corn--Wssteru easier; mixed spot
60a6Ic; June COL a6lc; July 6is6lic; Au-
gust 62s63c. Oa;s-Firm; western white
I3i45c; do mixed 4oA4l3c. Pfovissons-
Firm.
ruiedo.
ToLKDo, o., NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.;
cash 9Olc; June s9lc; July sole; August
SAFE; September S9lc; Dscsmhsr 9l.c.
Coru-Dull and easy; cash Sole Oats
-Quiet; cash 35lc. Glover Seed--Dul';
cash 81 IS; October 81 60.
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asdidasI.
4 Ward About CdtaTh.

" ,,r,ous membrane, that wonderful
~ IS INC lone surroundingtAe delicate It's
ali a '. -, a.. and food passages, that Catar'h
- Of ."' ,,,,,,gbold. Once established 1t eat'
aSes ~ rt,sls. and renders life but long
20 the yer{ ~ misery and disease, dulling the
EswR hcES.tN. trsmmefng tAe power Oh
sq>e Of h.-,yirS The faculty Of smell, tanning
teeCh, des. ny filing the refined pleasures Of
breath, sS,TI,Islv. by creeping on nom . simple
80. n>'Is'Ssd il assaults the memoranous
81 m "a; ,--,yslops the bones, eating through
hing a al c-sts and causing Inflammation
h GJiits'SS ,S death. Nothing short OF total
'uga,Gg an All secure health TO the patient, and
81, alton .;,'.s are simply procrsstinated suffer
s.eI ~. n fatal termination. sANFoRD
- lesI ,,,lsS Sy I,hG o.ion and by IHtsrRal al,
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