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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.
LIVERPOOL,

At noon Business good at hardening prices
Sales, 1900 bales, OF which American 800
bales Receipts, 1900 bales, Of which Amer
icat 1900 bales. Closing quotations were
0s follows: Ordinary AID good ordinary,
3 3-lGd; low middling, ODD good middling,
5Hd; middling uplands ll-lGl middling
Orleans, ll-l6d,
Futures opened firm at advance and closed
steady. ,
THESE prices are given In pence and Giths,
thus iGI means 4,G3-Gi, and 5Ol means
61-Gll
At pma September, 5.il sellers; Sep
tcmbcrOctober, 5.20buyors; October-Noycm-
Der, 522 buyers; November December go
value; Dcccmber-Jnnuary, $40 buyers; Jan
uury 5l0huyers; February March, go sell
crs March-April, 6.2l sellers Aprl-May,
o. - buyers.
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s.F,,eerIe..

Canned Goops-Iinc apple ii.75 peaches.
2 lbs, standard, sAu1 3 lbs, standard, a. -,
Second. a. 80 Tomatoes. lbs. standard.
A ~ lbs standard, li'. Strawberries.
si.5h Raspbcrrics fi.Gt Nlackbcries,
a giftl o.. Green gnrry si.5ihgi.A Pears,
81 2uHi7A. rlums fi.1b Asparagus S2Bj
tpt..i Green corn, 81 iiHi.in Green peas,
Al t1fti ~. Cove oysters, lull weight ! 10.
phr. 2 lbs. ti.Gtti.5b light weight U10O1ic.
lhs. ttun CONDENSED milk Crown. 500
Earle E.1h Swiss $40 salmon. ttfa
dllO. Sarlinps, thult,' ~ mustard sar.
dimes, 500. MagkcUl, tlJO, herring mack.
crrl si2h
Sru,u-rurc white. No. or white, %:
yellow clarified ,h.Nt.r. refined 4, Sc,
standard rmnulitci, ,stv,sc, powered
$50. cut Loaf $50. hrn.
turrrr-t ommun, ii'bc. ordinary, ih'Sc
fair ib'sU primo Rio, o., choice 10 fancy
| To-. old government ItD, BE. steady
sur-Sariuhw, stJuHt.Ih Per bfl; Ohio
| river, tigltui1 per hf'. sis. Zinc, tt,3il :
/ i.iu coarse. fi.iuDtti' pkts, 2aM7c.
Myr-Louisiauh b''sr Carolina O.,
/ quiet
CANptrs-Stick. m sIfcs. IN hrs. nails and
hfls palic. fancy assorted pgi5y, cxtu
fancy. isNt2tc, hrm.
Curpr =Ncw York factory, none. ful
cram, i2aWilC. Young America lItGit.
SoArH AM CANutrs=SJlp Nt3lsc, can
dies full weight, psc.
| EfkuCu-JhhAlsC.
| MuL,rus-luuisilnn, common 20 fair =
| m1ic. prime az choice aif.I,C. fancy, 400
a.. centrifugal, common tp fair, 2bt2,y
prime ~ choice, JJ3J5g syrup sygiOy
| quiet.
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Nrw Yoax, Sept CoTcc-Options
opened irregular. good business. closing
steady. sales srDD1 bags Including Scptcm.
her 81 uBt28i October. til 2ufrit ~.
November. NOG@i0S NJ. December siO 500
1913. January ti0.6OCtiO5O February,
flu t'rtiu5U March. ti0GNtiOGt April,
So t'. MAY. NOW5ll070. Spot RIO higher
and quiet, fair cirrucs, ilAc. surar-l,aw
stronger and quict fair refining hAM5Nc.
yturd iu active demand and higher OF A.
| 5~5'sr standard A, 7N61tc. gmnulatcd.
1850, &c Mulawcs--Dull and nominal.
Nyc=stcaiy light demand.
RIO pr JANfno. Sept i.-Concc- Regu'
\ lar trsi, I,inu rris per 10 kilos, good second,
I AGO f,is. Receipts during the week, ~
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CoRv-Fmm store, white, Coz, MIXED, Sc;
from lcycc OF depot white. IN bulk 51c. In
sacks. a,c mixed. in bulk, q In sncks, Jnc.
BnAN--Fr1m store SIC, from lcycc or de.
pot tiiaitglhO1.
IiAY-thuirc. from store NOr, car load, from
l,ycc or depot tlbjp, prime, from store,
sir. car load, from lcycc or depot sih0l
prairie. from sturr, b,OtGhc. car load, from
icycc or depot, tiojnHiiun
uyts-Ffom store, white 3Sc, mixed, 3ic
from lvycc or depot, white. he bulk, 32c; Ia
sacks, 3ic. mixed. In bulk 2lc In sacks Sic.
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Copv ME,L--S,ludarl s2.DGi2ii pearl,
$3.50 quiet
Brass AND PEW-Navy beans $3.50 mcdl-
um, s2UhOu22l.
oar Mr,L-n half brls, $3.50 from store.
CEA,KrUs-Suda, treble extra, Gc; ginger
snaps. SIC, assorted iumhlcs, iOtgl2c.
ELnuu-frum store, common, t3.5ntt3 ~,
family, kintgiiO. choice, ti2itt i3i, Tan.
cy, "A. GO@l.OD. extra fancy, kiyDtgb.JO pat
emit th.2,CtA. ~. strong.
CRACKED WuEAr-lu half brls, $3.50 irOu
| store.
lIomNY ANp Gnirs-From store, Sj.2I
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clearances for United States, 7l,oOo stock

100000 bags.
CHICAGO, Ill, Sept. 4.-On the produce
exchange today the butter market was higher;
creamery, Elgin, 22h@23hc; choice western,
iSIgi9Hc; dairy, fancy 16@l7Nc; good,
i9gl4Xo. Eggs-Steady; choice northern,
SANTOS, Sept. 1.-Coffee-Good average,
4,ooo refs per 10 kilos Receipts during the
week, $1,000 bags; purchases for United
States 10000; clearances for United States,
10000; stock, $4,000 bags.
CINCINNATI, o., Sept .-Whisky-Active
and firm sales, 1927 barrels finished goods,
on basis of $l.14 Butter-Steady Sugar
-Firmer. Eggs-Dull at l3@lSHc. Cheese
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Positively the best remedy ever discov-
cred for all diseases Of man and beast that
can be reached by an external medical APP
plication, is Rangum Root Liniment. One
trial will convince. Manufactured only by
Rangum Root Medicine Co., Nashville, Tenn.
Fifty cents per bottle. For sale byiieisler,
2S3 Main street.
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Fiu-M ackcr,l. hail bfls. No I, t77S. No.
. s7.2S. iu-lb Me- No. I. AZ ~ 40. =, tl.l5.
Dry herring family, 2,c pr box.
Hoo rnuprCrs-Stcidy nt alyancc, mess
pork. siGuD sugar cured hams, i3'atJl ic.
break fast bacon. iiMi2s bacon, clear RIB
sides, piaCti0r. shoulder, a., bulk pork,
clear sides. ut,0tlhc. clear sides. pbp'sC,
long clear. a.. shoulders, ,NG7fsc.
LAEpHfr-. pal'.C half brls, o't61kc.
keys, p',MpAc. choice kUttle. pagl0ac
Strung nnd advancing
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PRIME CRuDE OIL-3Sc; prime summer
yellow, dc; oTsummcr yellow, iO@ i2ci choice
cooking summer yellow, iGci prime cotton
seed meal Sl7OO6rlSOO; less than car load,
$500 of cotton seed meal, $1,000; less than
Car lots $1,000.
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving.
Moycmen,s M the Ieycc.

Arrivals-Arkansas City, st. Louis; City
OF Nicksburg Natchez.
observation-disclosures City, Natchez; City
Of Vicksburg, st. Louis; Eugene, Arkansas
river Buckeye State, Cincinnati.
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Live stock.

LANBs-Choicc, ilI@jc common to good,
per head, Sl,5OM30O.
HoGs-Choicc light 5@5)Gc good, iNGg5ci
common, IAGgiIao.
CArrLE--Choicc, 3h@3Ec; good, 2}l@3ci
scallawags, lHm2Hc.
suEEr-Choice, 3H@lc; medium, SIC;
common, l.OONul.bO.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-05

nAgatNg-iih,l2Ac.
PovpV-kc,,, 500, half kegs t275.
quarter Kegs ti7i.
ilipu=nry hint. No 4 iOC No. .. 70, dry
saltrd, htMic. green snitcd. No I, 81 No. =
SIC grcyu, 5Dgtc. shvcpsklnN l5ctttl.u0, IT.
regular.
wmaEY Straight Kentucky bourbon
81 5pbtGUn. Robinson aui Lincoln counties.
Tom. Sharp advance Al HttiW. Eastern
rycs a. 5000 according iD hrc aud make.
common whisky bgtttl W according 10
proof, nothing under 20 pyr cent quoted.
TVS 81. tbttl2h.
snur-Drop. ti2j, buck, N,j0,
lIAu=tC.
TALON Sole.
Nnis-Iron, f2ni. steel. t2iA
ToRAoCo--COmmon, 2jttJJy, other grades,
g5ds5c
sSurT--Carvtts tiu> Ralph's. go IS
Dental scotch, 5000 Railroad t125. Gail &
Al, tgOl
Coat ou,-Pnmc white, wholesale lots,
0IJc per gal
Woodbury., grease wool. uuwashcd, 10
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NAnnI-

ST. LOUIS, NO., Sept. 4.-Wool-steady
and firm. Receipts continue light, with
good consumptive demadd.
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OIL md TurneniInc.

CLEVELAND, o., Sept. 4.-Petroleum-
Steady; $. W., 100, nc.
WLMNGToN, N. c., Sept 4.-Turpentino
Firm ut 35c.
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stage of the Rivers,

OFfIcE SIGNAL SERVICE, q. g. A., I
MENI1Ifs. Tenn, sept. I, 5 n. m.
Tho following observations are tnkon NJ all sta
lions named In the 10Th meridian time, which Is
ono hour later than Memphis time.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-05
New York Dry Goods Market.

NEw YoRK, Sept. with the jobbing
The business was of improved proportions.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-05
rycn,Nnr ornr,rInNa.

Ordinary, o'sc good ordinary, sHci low
middling gsC middlins. pNsc. good mid.
ding Ice. midiling fair 1910. lair nom.
inal dusty &c to lc lower
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MAGNOLIA BALM

Owe. . hayishinely nsauumi shin Drives "a
piS,ehes. hednsss, heushnoss. riInglss 4 saR.1.Ai
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MAGNOLIA BALM

HAaAs's MAGNOLIA BALM. Remove, sunbura
rsa. Yrscliss Moth Patches csst be ds,ss,sal
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 9 PER CENT, NEW YORK Ex-
CHANGE $3.50 PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Quiet-Middllng Cotton, 5-ec
Sales Today Unimportant - The
Tone ofthe General Market Steady
Meats Strong and Advancing.
ArrrAL OFrIcr.

TUESDAY EVENING, sept T. lsSS.
Tho demand for money continues iirm'
and the hank supply amply sufficient to
meet all legitimate calls. Tho rate is UNI
changed, per cent and firm, with no indi'
cation Of lower figure in the near future.
The elearIng.house report is as follows
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-05
COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened quiet
and closed quiet, midllinE g'.c. Sales an.
Important including --- last evening. of
which - " exporters aud ---- ~ spin.
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@l3c; clear grease wool, 20@25c; bury
washed 2O@3Oc; tub washed, 3OU3lc.
BEEsWAX-lSGd20c.
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inNpnS, sept a. = m.-=Consols closed
NJ whd Tor money and ~ i.iOi fut the
account Tho amount II bullion gone into
the Hank ot England on balance to-day is
fJi,Ua.
rAuis, sept i-rhcc per cent rcutcs,
Sii i2ltc Tor the account,
uNNg CirARtNuA
CmcAoo, H., sept A--Clcarng., en-.
p1A.Uu
NV NonK, Sept A-Clcafinrs. 80. siJ. 312.
balances, tj,U52 800,
IT. Lovis, Mo, sept i.-Clcaunrs, sl.Ogl.
202 balances, SS1l U2i.
nuuSouE, Md, sept t.-Ilcatinrs. a.
500 400. balances, SHGDls
nosroS Mass, sept l.-Cl,arnss ST.,
GAM, balances, ti,55S5is.
PuiiApELruiA, Ia. sept l.-Cioarnr,.
81. GjS $50 balances, ti,liG.gJ5
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Tone Rec Price Stool.
MAGNOLIA BALM

Tsis nhoaSs MAGNOLIA BALM -,,h yor 10th.
Ssssifs. Nsss,sAA hss. sa1 AZ Eur. assott.I
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DAILY COITON sTATFNrVr.


lauUra MAC EUa L0SEN % G., o 4 5
v hhl. MIR vasous A, Total, u b,lgt
fApHnsH Some.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

insurc.s rerfsc, Complexion and icsp, the f.ee,
Mech. Arms and hAads soft and smooth. 1UW
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NrN YouE.
Spots opened nominal and closed aulrt
middlinr iusr s1iys $50 bales Quota.
tons were ns follows Ordinary. sr.r.
good ordinary g5iCr, low miidl.uf
10 3iCc, middling io'c, good middHnr.
10 ibiGc. miidiinr iair. ~ piGg. hir. ~ 8.IU..
Fuiuos opened hrm aud closed strong
~ follows september, pilttH52. October.
p7gNiD76. November. p50aH1l December.
a70da5i, January, p5sap 70 February.
p.sSG,Os7. March, ggi@pp5 April IOWi,
1000. May, iOiiWlOlg. June, iUIsmiO No.
July, iO.2i@l0A Sales, 1900 bales.
INV oHiTANs.
The spot market opened quiet and steady
and closed firm. Middlinr Di8iCc. sales
$50 bales. Quotations wyr w. follows
Ordinary, 7ibiGc good ordinary, siiiOc
low middling p7.iOc. middlnE pisiOc
rood middling. 10 3iGc.
Futures opened steady and closed
steady. ns follows September. n.6g4
Q.bl: October, 0.a2. November, paOap "a
December, D23dg2i January, pN0pgl
February. OgpMOt0. March pAphp IN
April. 8.5eCtDOO. May, pmd170 June
pis@0sO. kalcs, 5000 bales.
DAnY roRT ASr INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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J.G.SCHMIDT 81 SON
MAGNOLIA BALM

Er'iioa,ss rrschiss. rrupiiohs letter w'isrbfssh.
friety Heat fisais teise, Dilss ana sunss Tynl
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Tho WEEKLY APPEAL e a ooEpo'd..
iup OF G,s nous Of sroi ddiiv APPEALS. w.
agricultural department y prepared wih grc,u
odr. II o1HidiHs complete mdJtdrpons ~,
yedr 1855 WM H. hh OF Important polh'oh
ocpi, and nc WEEKLY APPEAL r'A sefP
W raiders fully informed Of D'em.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-11
4 Geological Enigma.

The axolo;l, an amphibian which forms
part OF the food supply Of Mexico, In q
very singular creature. 1t grows to q
length Of about foot. and has four legs.
newt like tail surmounted by lungs and
gills. While i, seems 10 he more fish than
reptile. some uaturaiists have supposed i:
TO lie the larva or ,adpole Of q gigantic
batrachian that has never been seen In
the adult state An English observer.
who has found the animal capable oil
living entirely in water or entirely on
land, has had live specimen In dry
place during the antumn. and believes
that 1: IL gradually losing its gilis and BE-
coming otherwise more terrestrial In
character Ark ,nsaw Traveller.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-11
MUNICIPAL Reform.

The number and character Of the citizens
assembled at the mayors ofiice on Friday
evening for the purpose Of discussing mat
ters pertaining to our city government
showed conclusively that very general
sentiment prevails. among al classes Of our
people. that some kind OF municipal reform
Is necessary in Springfield.
The outline OF plan proposed BY Judge
Dial and few other gentlemen. who have
interested themselves in the matter. Is given
in our news columns, and was really the
text Of the discussion during the evening.
While the plan therein outlined may not be
Just wha. we need, yet, In . general way. Il
seems to have few. IL any, objections, un-
less it be that it stops too soon in its pro
visions. 1t makes no provision for any
change in the management Of our public
schools. and that department Of our city
government is about Is badly crippled and
nismsnased Is 1t Is possible for any de-
partment to be, and it certainly seems to Us
that the school beard should not be over
looked in this reform movement Com
mittees have been appointed to take the
initiatory steps in the matter. and II now
eaems certain that the question will take
definite shape in very short time.
1t is 4 matter in which all are interested,
and the move Vent should have every po.
sible support and encouragement
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-11

IN tue rrst acr, ana you world decidedly
give y very poor idea Of mo to the coed
citizens Of Vienna. You will allow me
to replace you this evening; and as you
might interfere with me, will send you
10 the cellar below the stage"
Heinrich recognized the Prince of Dark.
ness. and felt himself lost. Putting bis
hand mechanically to the little cross that
Katy had given him, he tried to call for
help, and to murmur his formula Of exor-
cism; but terror choked him; he could
only utter feeble rattle The devil seized
Heinrich with his booked hands by the
shoulders and pushed him by main force
through the floor: then he entered upon
the scene, when his cue came, like per-
feet actor.
His incisive, biting, venomous and truly
diat,olic acting at nrst surprised the spec
tatorS. What especially produced q great
effect Was that sharp litter like the graf
ing OF saw, that laugh Of the damned
had an actor attained such power Of sar-
casm. such depth Of villainy; the audi
ence laughed, but they trembled. All the
sudience was painting with emotion:
ph0sphoric sparks yiinted from the fingers
flame ran from his feet; the light Of the
lusters grew pale. the footli2hts shot out
reddish and greeniSh flashes; sort OF
sulphurous smell rei4ned In the theatre;
the spectators were. as it wero, delirious,
and thuuders Of frantic applause greeted
each phrase Of the marvellous Mephis-
tOpheles, who often substituted verses Of
his own invention for the verses Of the
poet. and the substitution was always
happy and accepted With transports.
Katy, who WAS In the theatre, Was in =
state Of extraordinary alarm: she did not
recognize her denr He;nrich; she presaged
some misfortune with that spirit Of
divinntiou which love gives.
The performance ended amidst in
describable enthusiasm. When the cur
tain fell the public called for Mephis-
topheies with loud cries. He was sOu2h;
for in vain: but mt last scene shifter came
and told the manager that Heinrich had
been found in the cellar. where he had
probably fallen through a trap.
The haplcss motor was taken mp. His
clothing was burned in places, and on his
shoulders were deep scratches. They
spoke 10 him. but b. did not answer. He
was dend.-From the French OF TheophiIe
Gnutier.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-11
LITERARY NOTES.

We have before us General Adam Ba-
deau's new work, entitled Grant in Peace >
It Is supplementary to that magnificent
work, General Grants Memoirs" and il
worthy to rank with 1t. All who have that
work. devoted chiefly to 'Grant In War. "
We doubt not that many who have not the
''Memoirs" will have this. The work con-
tains sos pages, Is handsomely printed. and
sbounds in unusually fine illustrations. We
regard the book as indispensable to all well
read Americans.
We have received from the d. LothrOp
Company. Boston, a copy Of = nent book,
entitled Patience Preston. n. D." by
Mrs. A. F. RAffensperger. we'll known here
as the wife Of our former fellow-citizen. the
late DR.. RatfensperSer. a brother Of Mr..
Alfred Rafensperger. The book is An ex-
cellent story fairly well told. with q mora!
all through 1t. The moral is: First. It pays
to be earnest. intelligent, scholarly: sec
ond. the religious life is a higher accom-
plishment still.
A bright and true young woman with a
medical degree. and money enough to give
her start apparently, by rather taxing
accident settles down In a little city and
gets at first the easiest kind of practice.
that of the poor-for experience.
She conquers society and society conqners
her. The mutual victory brings good for
tune to both.
The reader alternately sides with Patience
and those of the other party. so evenly is
the web Of the story wsvsn.s And. when
the end comes. it comes without surprise;
and yet the sympathetic reader is pleased
that ii ends Just SO.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-11

Zone day y man whom met, said the
Chicago man, had occasion to 60 from
his home TO the county seat He was a
man OF more intelligence than most Of his
fellows, but he had never In his life been
away from home before. He had never
seen . town. The nearest approach to one
he had seen was the collection Of. houses
about the store where he sold hia truck
and bought his bacon. When he got back
from the county seat asked him what he
thought OF what he saw. Well said he.
all got ter say il this: II this world is a.
big on the right NV us as 1t IL on the left
she must be . reylur whale '"-ChicaXo
Tribune
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-11

4 powder is used in the German army
for sitting into the shoes and stockings OF
the foot soldiers. II Is called ..fusstreu.
puiver," and consists OF three part.
salicylic acid, ten parts starch and eighty
seven parts pulverized soapstone tspeck
stein,. II keeps the feet dry, prevent.
ehsting and rapidly heals sore spots. II
Is to be recommended to mountaineerA-
RDstOn Budget.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-11

From this date January q. 1851 all adver-
efsements for meetings. such - church no.
tees. church entertainments, lodge notices
and other association meetings. cards OF
thanks. resolutions Of respect. memorial cards.
etc.. will be inserted q oNE-HALF the regular
esse-ave cents per line each insertion.
TIE HAYWOOD. Pub. Gazette.
TIE SpRIxGPIELD Pcs. Go.
THs TINES ConFANT.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-11
eAiDE.

CuuN one aaceAd with an unheerd Of hleAt
An skyward. skywari without limit soas.
As II the pinion Of . god he wore,
Tul earth were left . dwindline star. whose lsh1
Flew faint upon his track: ~ last his height
Al heixhs would vanQuisa; there In dseps Il
space
were ueifber upper nor taferior place;
p,ssinctioo's LITTLE some below him quite
Oh: happy dresms Of such soul haveL
And softly to my heart Of him sing,
wbose seraph pride all pride doth overwin&;
Soars unto meekuess, reaches low by high,
And, a. In grand eq',alisies Of the SKY.
Stands isvei with the beGgsr and the king.
David Atwood Wasson
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-11

Among the many expenses that Wall
street brokers have to face every wear is
the item for flowers with which they
brighten AMI adorn ;heir ofBces. Winter
ard summer, spring and fall, huge bunehes
Of expensive posies are kept on hand in
many Of The very attractive Offices. It is
reckoned that the average expense for an
office Is $40 . day. At dusk the office
hoyI and lesser clerks divide the flowers.
Chicago Herald.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-11

A citizen of Wichita, Kan. has An in
teresting specimen OF ancient American
art I, Is u head cut in Dakota sandstone,
and was found on the Saline river In Kan.
sas near some sandstone ledses. The face
is nearly all nose, but the eyes, ears.
mouth and nostrils are well defined. and
also bands running around the top Of the
head. New York Sun.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-11

DO not throw away your hard-earned
cash for every new cough syrup when that
standard remedy for coughs, DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup, ID IS cents.
''Hurrahw said little eii!. I'm not to
b kept In because Of that horrid neuralgia
Ny mamma has bought bottle Of Salvs.
ton Oil.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-11

A correspondent in Paris writes that
the average American housewife finds
little pleasure in housekeeping in that
city, and backs up tie statement with the
fact that the paint on the woodwork
would all disappea. with two or three
washinSs-New York Sun.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-11

Stranger 20 Dakota landlordNI
noticed party Of SCARED and crippled
gentlemen at table In the dining room
War veterans, s'pose, enjoying an an
Dual dinner
Dakota Lanilord-So. sir: It's . press
dinner, given by the editor Of the Daily
Paralyzer to his staff.-The Epoch.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-11
Glass EyN

Peraons who wear glass eyes and can
afford It have one for the day ant, another
for the night, because the pupil Of the
natural eye Is smaller BY day than by
hight. and the glass eye that will match
during business hours does not look natu-
raj hy gas hght.-Jewelers' Weekly.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-11

Medicine may be introduced into the
human system BY electricity. The elee-
trosies Of battery are saturated with the
medicine and applied locally to the skin.
Experiments show TINT there is an actual
absorption Of the medicine into the SIS
ten,.-Elecsrical Review.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-11

To restore faded ink on parchment. ETC.,
the Bodlcian library. ut Oxford, has long
employed solution Of hyirosulphile ot
ammonia. which IL spread in u thin layer
over the writing with camels hair pencil.
Scientific American.