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Wichita eagle., 1888-04-18
RAILROAD TIMETABLES.
Chicago. Kansxs & Nebraska
crock Island Route)

utock Island houlsl
GOING NORTH & EAST.
No. kansas City st. Louis ard Chicago.
through Mail and Express. daily. arrives
at y y m departs. o:<JU' Ia
No. Kansas City, st. Louis and Chicago
paris .................. go. SIS p.
No. Il Accommodation. leaves daily except
Sunday. ~ d. IN
GOING SOUTH.
Express. arrives "a and depa 100 a. m
No. Kansas ity. st. Louis and Chicago
departs daiiy......' ...................74 Jp m
No. \. Accommodation leaves daily Except
Sunday 1:.F D. IN
Elegant free reclining chair cars on morning trains
Pullman sleeping all night trains Tickets
sold and baggage checked through TO all points.
City ticket Office 200 E. Douglas ave, and depot COZ
ner Mead and Douglas avenues.
{. i. RUTHERFORD. Ticket Agent
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Attorney at I4sw aud collection agent. No Il NAH
tiyeei- Wichita Kansas
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New York Produce.

New York Produce.
NEW YORK. April L.
wHEAT-Quiet; firmly held No. > red. SSs4 eleva-
TOR, etc delivered.
CoRN-Quiet but finn. No. >, i0c elevator; 7lslc
seliVered.
OATS-i.c better. Mixed cSa4oC: Write. s2l,s6c.
COFFEE-Spot quiet, l4l4; options a shade lower;
saies :3.0l0 bags.
SCGAR-Firm hut quiet; yellow, $500 1-l6.
rut loaf and crushed Sc powdered. 10 ~.
EGGS-Lower and weak. laleElhC-
BUTTER-Steady on fine grades; lJ225C
CHEESE-Cuut and unchanged; Us4.sE.
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Choicest brands of butter Where:
Rule Brothers, New City Market. 127-6i
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Atchlson. Topeka & Santa Fe.

Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe.
The following time table WIN 90 into effect %: the
a. I. q =. +. X. X. AtrIl ]. from Wichita, Kansas
north and eastward;
GOING NORTH AND EAST
Texas Express $50
Express. ............ Observation-Disclosures. -
Freight ACCOmOdati Observation-Disclosures. % III
GOING SOUTH AND WESTWARD.
Texas Express $50 D
Kiowa Express ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ........ a
Freight Accommodation. ID
The Santa Re Is The only line running TWO solid
trains daily from Wichita to Kansas City. with
morning and night Pullman service. The short line
to Colorado points with TWO daily trains; it is from
u 50 hours the shortest line 10 California, with
through service OF Pullman and free tourist sleeping
cars The shortest line ~ Texas points with q
lhroUgh daily service Of elegant day coaches and
Pullman cars. City Union Ticket ONCE To- North
Main St, and Union depot near Oak street.
w. ID. MURDOCH.
Freight and Pass. Agent.
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Chicago Live Stock.

The Drovers' Journal reports:
CATTLE-Receipts 6jss shipments, 1.GD Mar
ket slow and steady; Steers >sdyGJUJ' stvch eiS
and feeders S2.jG.S.7E cows, bulls and EnIXed,
>l.7CFla.GU; Texas steers S3.UtEa o.
HOGo-Receipts. 50,0aE shipments: 9cyj MarHet
weak PC lower; mixed. SJ.@l9a- % heaHy,
t5.49QjG5; light. S5.2tlS5 Is: ships S3.5Ge3:J-
SHEEP Receipts 900: shipments, 900 Market
active higher: natives 81. UGsGS; westerns, S5Z1G
6.5t Texans, s2.I5s4.15; lambs. $k.5jGIW.
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Physician and Surgeon 1A \ Main reet tele-
phone for ONCE No 81 FOR residence 1876 Dr. Ter
rill. general practice, diseases OF y"omer and chi
dren and Obstetrics DR.. Shuts. consumption,
cararrh all throat and chest diseases, Tnles rup-
lures, blood, skin and chronic diseases generally.
Consultation free m'-ti
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BCTTER-In the produce exchange to-day butter
Inactive and weaker; creamery, 2Os2Jc dairy. l6}a
524c.
Eggs-Lower at I2}9SlStac.
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City Market HOuSp.


Keller & Keller, dealers in staple and
fancy groceries, will sell
One can good corn, 10 cents.
One can good peas, 10 cents.
One can good beans 10 cents.
One cake toilet soap, eight different
kinds, ) cents.
Dates and figs per pound, 10 cents.
New maple sugar, just received.
Come and see us
Our goods are first-clsss. 126-tf
Delicious cheese. Where? Rule Broth
eIs, New City Market. 121-Gt
Sour kraut so cents a gallon at 6. NJ.
Supply Co. 127-tf
Money 10 Loan
On strictly choice inside city property and
good improved farms Money on hand
Interest paid annually. L. w. CLAPP.
Soft. l07 >. Main.
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Cash quotations We're follows:
FLOUR-In fair demand; prices at slight ad-
SWHEAT-So. spring, size; No. spring, 7iG
&c.
CORN-No. . 56llc.
OATS-No >, 5lB4SS5i4c-
RYE-No. = 62c
BARLEY-No. >. ,7Gs0c
FLAX SEEDING. /, SIS.
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime. $2.65S2.66
PORK-Sl31 ne6l4 Is.
IARD-Sa..U.a 12bc
WHlSkEY-Sll5.
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Kansas City Live Stock.

Kansas City Live Stock.
KANSAS CITY, April Il.
The Live Stock Indicator reports:
CATTLE-Receipts. 3C0O shipments. SIS; SLOW
and so ic lower for shipping steers; butchers steers
Sc lower; good cows about steady Good 10 cho,se
corn fed 81 409i 20; common TO medium p -
al 25 stockers g Goa2 90; feeders s. OlSS 6G COWS
81 0193 30. ,oo o,
and weak The heavy rain caused a break OF lVe20c.
The bulk Of sales 15-q 20c lower Good. 10 cholce;
S5.25G5.<5: common TO medium, S4.a59S5G sklps ana
pigs. e3ODG4.d0. 60, -
SHEEP-Receipts, 3o5: shipments. none Good to
choice muttons strong at So '0yi %; common 10
Medium slow at 81 % IS 80.
St. Louis Live Stock.
ST.LoUIs. April 16.
CATTLE-Recepts, 1900 shipments. none. Market
steady: choice heavy native steers. SiiGSozo TAR
to good native steers. s3.9t34.D; butcher
steers fair TO choice. s&40Si-Z5; stockers ana
feeders, fair 10 good, S3.l0jsO rangers, ordinary
o good. $2.25G2.40 $780,
HOGS-Receps 90E shipments, 200. Market
in sympathy With other markets declined ly9lo
per clTt: choice heavy and butchers selectons
shJO956 b; packing. medium 10 prime s5.+O&joo;
light grades. fair to be [. .0@j.D -
SHEEP-Receipts, 1900 shipments, 2,jO1 94arAeJ
steady; fair to fancy, F4.JGSG-h
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zseSMliIaaE
Daily - eagle.
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
New York Money.

New EOrk MONEY.
NEW YORK, April L.
STocKs-More active and everything on the lS' Is
higher this evening. -, - .an, clos
In offered at .
Prime mercantile paper 56i A.. =, s.s5lk
Sterling exchange fairly ac;lve ana ri M a' VI |H
for sixty day bills and $4.o74 Tor deinad'9 shares
Of lys
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DRS TERRJTJ, e. SFUT,T1S

Physician and Surgeon, ONCE 800 Douglas ave
Telephone at Office No. 29l eephone az residence
No. liz. Residence LIS Y Marked G.-tf
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Jus: completed large nuna~- &C to
Attorney pocket docss.- kos sac At
this ofsscs e<J-s
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". have tus- eony,et@d i1rs. n7soe~-
Q. ssts Of school r-oorszs Inc2Deiaz 10 ss~
book as required b. lAsi. Fss,sssss q ~Ar-
rants prsssssr3 70 Esd ,a.a ~ isr&AsFrs-
Order. bIass4 promptly
TEx WICHITA Easik
eig.4sfs Waa.sA kSzsa4
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Drs Oldham and Ora ham have moved their
office from No 224 l.. Douglas TO rs No 204 and
z|t second floor Of the Sc lgwick. corner OF firs.
and Market.
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L'OR RENT-Business room-No. II9 South Law
Il renee avenue. just south OF Douglas t25 per
month. Bunneil * MOorehoase. dlO2tf
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" ASTED-Tc t-s.f Ere Toa-z- gsztss fe11s1e
w EEr-u. 1-sf-c8Ass n ever ysr-hcG 49, SsS tzss
tang so- ssrSss cAs 1r~s fu- SrfAa.s 2<n1s CT
tsAx III work Inquire 8, tAss S@os- Ei-sti
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-18

Sour Fraut 80 cents a gallon at s. NJ
Supply Co. I27-tf
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LOST.

II OST-f'sir Eels sp@csA1les tsrtEs sAss .sa ss-s
l. O. Lsrrs-o< aFs.1@- = Fo1 q So M
Hspl. syrup % cents per ga ean a. s
II supply %. lZs-ts
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FOR SALE


FOR SALE-A good farm Ia barber county to
rs y. Main ST. dtas-ff
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Delicious cheese. Where? Rule Broth
eIs, New City Market. 121-Gt
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-18

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W .ssara fsEr azsal-s T. SrFs-s "a -sF s-A-
PAT os tie csSF E-st.--e9, g SozSe ri t1s@-
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I,OZ sAEE-fa e-3s. % rAzsz ls.ts s-~rSs-e
i z11sT g. = 20 = k-sssz-ssls A. r.s-s y
fssHlx sf'-Ns - 30 l'zs-tsf 49, al sa44ss7.
n - $50 Fsz-s- f3sSs E.sssszz oar..s- - -
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L. AAkss-- "a Il Fe55..Ezoa ear sr~=s -.
Il fsf- tsTs1rs, Nss4 sarK.-e- - frsd~ teT fz-zz.
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III A$TTD-k: azce srs5 S.ss fa- A<A: Eozse
w surk - Paine SFe-zE& 1lSs-1
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LNoR sAI.E-Boiler and cngis2 IN good order. up
IL right boiler, at Stewart. Coney a. Co. froa
Works, S2 ). Fourth ave. 65tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-18

TOR SALE OR TRADE-Stean brick ward. cana
Z city s9,0G per day, rare chance FOR person
with limited means. will take brick n payment.
Lock box lis eiis-ia.s
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STORAGE

CTDRAgE-For a. I'D. = rosIr tere1 -
= so1s~. ~ yo1 ESss ryads garz AZ ssers,
bFlnz issrs - - s91.A E2stss- Prizes -easass
fSA.
STOKSsE-Cesasesi ssf hsss s.ses rTt,si.&
- - sire a. xlE6s & gD-S3s Cal ~ - Ma
49,
CTOR<0E-Foy a1a1<sos5 gsa1a q -z~geExot.>s
- soE>s 81 ioo~s. II Jesz lave ssy k.a<s - 800
rag l@sIs 70 Is " 1k5G& hSgf.xs Co. 20. - wSs
DOzxl -
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WA SIEr-For sz1>-Ary properly = Ea=<s ssz-s
w q city o. Nfllch s,secszs ag- rsuFss S&z -
Elrez- IsTse 8Tas, real es:4se. 80 Z lt52szs Ase
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HATTON & RUGGLES,
Attorneys al Law, ~ Ma in St, Wichita. Kansas
PHYSICIANS.
F. M. CONKTIN. M, D

E, M. CONKLIN, M. D.
General practt ioher of medicine. surgery, gynae-
coioy and obstetrics. Treat all chronic and private
diseases oxygen treatment sI'en wheh reuHlred.
Pies md all disease OF the rectum specially,
Office removed TO IA North Mai stree over Kan
sas rationai Bank. Once hours > 10 Il a n TO D,
and !. D. GlII-U
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-15
HOW SHE ENDURED DISSIPA TON.
rom The Detroit Free Press.


An obsprvant and thinking Washingtonian, while on
the subject OF the hard work which society women
AZ the capital are compelled to undergo tells story Of
debut that is worth tho larger circulation which
q re recital OF Il in 1.-THE Free Press VIII anord
There was a pretty girl, Miss K, lust The girl
for Washington TO kill off In one season Her mother
knew IT, and II was that mothers knowledge aud de-
yotion that saved tbs girl The mother watched her
darling Chloe all winter with the faithful constanoy
~ pious nurse in the case OF helpless patient.
She sent another land elder member OF tho family
into society with her. and she (the moherl stad at
home and did the heavy work She kept every BODY
still and compelled favorable and soothing conditions,
so that her precious charge could sleep till Then
she lifted her out Of bed, carried her to the BATH
bathed her and never permitted her 20 make the
least exertion in her own behalf She rubbed her
with dry towels, clothed her. fed her with nourshing
food and in the afternoon made the grand rounds
as her escort. At 8 o'clock she brought her charge
home fed her and put her carefully 10 bed An hour
before the time Of setting out for the nights whlh
she gave her another bath and prepared her for the
conflict She kept that girl going by constantly groom
ing her with exactly the same care that professional
pugst's trainer bestOws upon his charge before
fight, or that Jockey gives race horse and in the
spring, when everybody else was jaded out and sick
and ready 70 drop Chloe spry a cricket,
and she captured the best catch OF the season,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-15
PURIFY YOUR BLOOD.

Impurities In the blood produce 6easea Bodily ana
mental health depend upon Q healthy condition ~ m.
blood The blood particularly in the spring and durno m.
hot summer months becomes cogged with impurities which
poison It and generate disease harmless blood pur
fer without particle Of mineral poison in Il, sueh a,
mercury potash. necessary to remove these impu.
ties and to restore the healthy tone Of mind and BODY
The best purifier and tonic known to the world is svf.
Specific Is 81 In regard its wonderful purifying
and tonic powers. we give few testimonials az follows,
MI. VIM A. siebod. with Geo. p Rowel g. Co., 10
spruce.st, New.York writes March GOTH 1888: 81
feel It my duty for the benefit Of others who may bs
ariiced as to write you this letter. which you can
use as my testimony in any way you choose I will
answer any inquiry from others relation to the facs
herewith stated. In February last I suffered great
pain and inconvenience from bois all over
my neck; L could not turn my head
without acute pain, and my blood was In poor con.
don After trying all the remedies In such Gases
and finding no relief. by the persuasion Of Mr. j. W.
Fears Manager OF your NewYork onice used one bot.
tie S. S. S.. and improved rapidly and very soon was
entirely relieved OF my Jobs COmfortersr Now not
sign Of my snllction DO seen. feel strong snc
cheerful s. s. s. is tonic as proved in my cas..
I sleep soundly and my appetite is good"
Dr. J. N. Cheney, well known physician. writes from
Ellaviie. Georgia s. S. s. in convsascent fever
cases with the best results 1t will in my Judgment
prevent summer dysentery, will take few bottles
in the spring. thus preparing the bowels the strains
Of summer
Mrs Scott Ldston. lie zanest Isand). Wheeling
West Virginia, writes: Having used S. S. s. for the
blood can safely say that beats anything have used
to cleanse the blood and new being out OF a per-
SON."
Mr.. NJ. s. Hamlin Winston ". c., writes: use 10
every spring 1t always builds me up giving appe.
title and Digestion and enabling 10 stand the long,
trying. eneryating hot days On using it soon
become strong Of body and easy OF mind"
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Drawer B. Atlanta Ga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-15
NEW WELRH
From The Jewellers Weekly.

From The Jewellers Weekly.
4 Jews harp. with frame of gold and silver
tongue, is an Oddty in scarf pms
pocket foot rule Of silver, folding into quarters
f. a useful as well ornamental article.
Three enwined wreathS OF enaneled forget e-noS,
with dlamoml centres make a handsome brooch.
A shepherds crook, with regulation head, and one
Terminating In a circle, Joined, makes an attractive
hairpin, either when Jewelled or finished IN Roman
gold. -, a....,u ,.ou, oor.,.
formed by a brilliant diamond, makes handsome but
rather costly match box A., .,... -. ..,,oo ami.
and surrounded with small diamonds, are still greatly
in favor for scarf pins. Many handsome combinations
shown , =, ,d a.. hark and
circos in the wood being closely Initiated, makes a
quaint pendant for queen chain; ,sv.d ,vas tonnoa
with Maltese cross Of matched and graded diamonds
mounted on a coiled spring. =, .. l., A.. -. .
sprnging over pasture fence Is ono which VIII be ap
BY Ss nsSed sroands relieved by
highly polished lines are seen In many handsome
designs. ,,..,, ,.o, s.rou no,r,.d NTH v...,,
and diamonds. and suitable for hafmournins wear,
is an effective novelty In brooches.
n,crced gold heavily enameled are among the novelties
In ssalf pins, wild vioets and other tiny flowers,
NJ rose diamonds, and having ruby centres. much
heavy twisted bracelet OF Roman gold having light
superb sapphlres set IN four uaSohA rows makes Ill
Three pear shaped turquoises set in tho form Of
trefo with base OF three matched diamonds mAAo
pleasing pattern In scarf pins ,.,
In pencil cases . pleasing pattern {. shephera,s
crook, tho stock Of which ~ paved with smAi pe~f'
and turquoises. -, ,,. ~, o..
lizard OF gold, set with Iewes In every hue OF tho
rainbow, makes an attractive but costly hAH ''A"
ment. 80 ,., an. ,o
scarf pins OF four oxldhed copper cloves; &c. c 20
represent ioureaved clover, mako oid ol .no I,
tons OF the man who goes out between the acts as well
a. for those of purchaser with Celtic endehclcs,, T.
A miniature patont speed recording log, Oh soiu'
scarf pin which finds favor among yach'Sihou' ,...
frog OF green enamel, firmly fastened 70 sehcr
bar OF dull gold is among tho novelties IN oa'hing
bracelets recently seen. . .,. -. ,..,o
Diamonds and rubos set in the designs OF large
silver buttons and clasps arc now seon IN many hano-
soma combinations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-15

The vanity affects other pursuits In this day-we nave
TO deal with 10 In art-and repeat the best nope vi
curing Is in the cooperation OF the working classes
and look therefore, upon the efforts being male ~
our friends here calculated to bear the best rt
we take advantage OF the common sense with when
thy are disposed to take up pursuit II not led astray
by false allurements"
According 10 "The American Register Mr. W.
W. Story. the sculptor, has just completed In clay
new and important work Illustrative OF Dit OF me
Homerc tale of Achilles II represents Thctls; tho
mother OF the hero, half reclining dvan, ana hold
ing the infant In her arms In afectonate attitude
IL is purely classical conception and, Ike many o
Mr. story's works, borders the intellectual SIDE OF
arr representation but 1t is, nevertheless, creation
that will command the attention OF the most crcai
and merit the approval OF those who look upon
production either In painting or sculpture, enurey
from the technical standpoint. Tho modelllng OF .ne
figures is unexceptoDable in quality, just striking that
happy medium between the material and spiritual that
so many scupors have failed to find ard exh1s ,n
his long years Of experience
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-15
PRESIDENT AIxcoLY AyD aENERA1 1orsER

PRESIDENT LINCOLN AND GENERAL LoESER
The appointment OF General Charles NICK. Loeser as
grand marshal TO command the parade ceremonies
Grand Army Of the Republic in city on Memorial
Day May 80 makes interesting the following letter re-
earding him. written by President Lincoln 10 Secretary
OF War Cameron, in 1891 General Loeser was then
Lieutenant In the regular army. and case with
many other graduates Of the Military Academy Of West
Point, considered desirable acquisition by yolun-
eer regiments In compliance with President Lincon's
request he secured leave OF the War De.
psrment TO accept the position OF Major In the Fire
Zouayes which Colonel Ellsworth had organized and at
whose head he was Killed az Alexandra, Va, in May
1901 General Loeser aferwad became Colonel OF the
regiment served with It during the war until 1903 when
he was mustered out with tho command at Governors
Island having attained also the rank Of Breyet Brig.
adler General Tho original letter is In the custody
John s. Hulin statoner Of No. 800 Broadway who was
member OF the regiment from TO its final
discharge from service President Lncolns letter
Is written motto paper. without printed
Ing aud Is as follows:
Executive Mansion June 10, 1901.
Hon Simon Cameron, Secretary Of War
Second Lieutenant OF Dragons in the
,me the acting Adjutant Of the Fire Zouayes The men
have great confidence I'm his military knowledge and SKILL
and wish retain him their Major He thinks he
be Of service capacity and desires that no be
permitted TO accept that position $50
II not inconsistent with the interests OF the public
iaed Youys truly 4. LINCOLN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-15
1T WAS THE HAT.

sat behind her at the play
(They said It was Othello"I,
But who appeared, or how twas done.
Well, ask some other fellow.
know an overture was Played
Che same they played last seasonh
And, later, people cried " Encore"
dU not know the reason.
heard a sweet, entreating voice,
A suited shrek, gr0an, a
Silence that, ] take II, marked
The death of Deedemona
And this was all !; / simply write
These lines rs . ieminfr
To some one that lost the play
WALTER BUELL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-15

JAMES ROBINSON. Athletic Trainer AZ Princeton College
PRINCETON ". J.. January 81. 1883
ct have found II imperative TO have SURE and simple rem
ed,es on hand Cuts Bruises strains spains
colds rheumatism go. I discovered such . remedy In
CO,K,s POROUs PLASTERs. They give susss
in.tantanesus relief and their strengthening power Is re-
msrksble."
g. BISHOP MARKS. Secretary Of the Olympic Athletic
|iuO "ii"' "NEw.YoRK. May 10, 1885.
Having had . severe strain ON an important mu''
ds,r,y 10 RI in series Of athletic games successfully
r.sd an AIlCOCK's POROUS PLASTER a. olnasr.
and with great relief to the parts Affected can hsA'
recommend them 70 all athlete"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-10-11
Blaine's Trunks Held.
From a. Nep York Grnphic.


When tine Blaine party returned from
their twelve months European trip, the
usual "courtesies" of the custom house were
extended TO them. This means that there
was practical suspension of the rules, and
that the huge mass of Blaine baggage was
passed through the custom house Gordon at
the dock without any efficient examination
of its contents. If, however, some revenue
officer, bent upon hunt for the curious,
had gone through the two or three dozen
TRUNKS, boxes, bags and baskets which the
Blame party had brought back with them,
he would have found many things to shat
ter his faith, if he ever had any, in the
greatest living statesman's devotion to tie
holy cause Of protection. There was lib
eral supply of British clothing Tor Mr..
Blaine, with London gloves, necktieS and
hats and a miscellaneous assortment of
leather goods in the way of trunks, shoes
and bags, with umbrellas, canes, rugs and
what not, all the product of the pauper
LABOR OF Europe, and many of them bearing
the mated stamp of the hon and the uni
corn. But 1t was in the precious posses
slons of the feminine portion OF the caravan
sary that the sacred cause of projection was
most set at defiance. Paris, it would seem,
had been ransacked of the many things that
are dear TO the feminine heart. There were
OF course gloves galore, undreSSed, tanned
and dressed; the daintiest of French shoes
for street and ballroom wear, dresses that
only Paris could produce, and an endle. s
variety of the thousand and one things
which are absolutely irresistible to Ameri-
Can women when seen through the brilliant
plate glass windows of the Rue de la Paix.
And all the product of pauper labor! OF
course the Blaines may have forgotten for
the time being that the government of the
United States was helping lot of people
to make those very things in America, and
that they might all have been bought here,
though perhaps, not so good and only cost
ing about twice as much, but still Ameri-
can labor would have been benifitted 1t
would be curious, when Mr., Blaine is de-
nouncing the British free traders and Lon
don monopolists, if the coat he wore hap
pened to bear the gold stamp of Poole with
rampant lion and the motto: "Honi soft
qui NAL pense."