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swssr ~ 4 slssry WAYS.
TOO usAMss ~ Tns BABE s1osu LEE
TO ssnSsm ~ Tnn pAsxnGno.

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10 ssnSsn ~ TN. pAsxnass.
The 0gsdi~h barb S,syo, Oh lch ief.
6wapsea, on Novembss -. for 0Alvsss
90, spd which arrived N port Lest b -
oFdsy Afternoon made bef maiden sriv
aesoss tbs ocean. being . perfectly
nv vessel. IL atpsars that the III ~
exprrtenosd father tufeeisot Uvaths Q
ca Der passaee over, and hsd the niIs
fostans 70 soss q coupls q sssmsn over
board.
Cstsaiu Eisnees a2id; .Oo the nixhI
Of Dseemb<s ~ . tfessudsos ssa swep,
the ve-sri ovss nsf entire isueth. and
haired % ca dsck. Tnsee foobd saa.
uaiss . tragic incident hsd esofs,d
II appsass d uaf the seeood mate, fol
lsvsng my hsrncsiens, had ORDERED
too sesmsu oos 70 tori the 10. 40 70.
Wind vss .ncesssius. No sooner bss
they finishsd iheif tax ,has tbs bi.
go ssfueh TIE sessrL II csnshs "a,
yard " aft before % had time T.
esther bis Siss sbons bip. A.
NE ssms time % ssctt ths
$50 sss0en into IRE ocean o.
onirk - 6A-h. The man ~ a.,
Uhesi bsi ooed unt thai % m cas- ", Q
board. Tss too seamso hsd beet
washed .sa, item toe bes.p,s last 81
tbsy vtsr 81 pairing 10 btsses tt.e,,
esssa They bosn att red striii scssap,
for aelp - tn.y stsush tse sssrf.
fhr man ~ the vuseI heard a. ate
tnmsdia'eiy gave the sisrm. LII,
booys sGd o her assielrs v~tc Qalesi,
thrown ovssbo-sd into tie dsssIsss. .,
ths hogs that ttey nssht es tie meat,
Of ssvns the sssueI'. w.. I tue
Ordered sbe boats 10 BE- les-red b. s<as.i
FOE the srsmru, and bad tins sesp lave
10 Toe tnss purpo g. fs- n,su, nos yer
manifested cot siderable fslucs Ga ,
about andsstshsux such . t~-h, .xyit {
" ~ to- bas .rdpue Q miss,on uaos
tie eircan-taaess Ia fact. ,hey ciu
net caro- absus ssshioa their lives In to-
opAts 90 sacs Q dsrh nseht and Whs,
tbs ssa sas % rough. ! inssstwd, To,
sb-v Uess eb5as@ts. aaa p~rsisssuti,
refos.d 10 iosvr the boats. tns.,
laid vie css~ bsfose ope Of 10.
mep. who yes q bsatksf-tn- l. .
OF oo- ~ tie lost s.sm.p.
ens be Also rsfosed 90 rish bis i,s~, es. 4.
when oder q h. 40 sions. se~tps sn.s
fuf hsr sresmspt vsa "a tie visn a..
NEE ahs. dsnsd she sej c.. AID %.
unfortunate .ezmtu sete leis Ia their
fate. to,s eosarred 10 issisndr - -
s'r"s II usnat.., cert loos isa is. sno
vas shoss 40 miles usss Of Lisbon.
Pr axsi
Tbs names - the too sesm-u vr,.
usLs hsas .. tbs earpent .. AID d.
And.fs"e, bath ~ 10 IA nstsv . II So
oce- Ia same dsv SO had pass, q
Tour Eosiisn uen Of sar. sppsf.n :,
hemssssd b0nnd II vss aeoat lc.so
e'ei'sch tot hixnt shsn ,h- me- ser
vasoed ossFhas 8 - tialssssss Nses.
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The Only Remedy
Contagious Blood Poison.

N D q ASsms. uns,n. scuth Carolina
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9 essd yrsca ssw sf-sst shirtssn uscu,hx
mn Ss s.s E, ; ,s. , .s s' 81
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Cd 4 i Ks--s. ea,sor and rcys,-.~ At
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- es s~Ar~ S,ns nve ~ six y~.rs
500 | res tr,uhs-d with paisa a. e 20
s,ess tircsls far me % ~Ak Having
yssrN cneias-i l wc,l.t try n q, ~ Il
thsse 80 sny sncscs IN ths nss-ss.sna
- 80 ,.,as . ssrcr.i.ss 70 aIr-rst,as
80 wsrton sn.i, srsstns ieff. wslss "a The
G~,e N.-s ami have never felt any r~sarn
g - - ? aissiy; Asssy exp~rs~eesns lhs
Pc e.saa Arm sasts sisht YEAR, 4 sxs sH.s
leea ne~ tse yo-ans rsaa ant csn o. 70
- - seea ess ass.fy sna - % trim s.x
s.nSmA sraa va sa. ~Rhcas snirita.
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ttN~rd . very severe case - hsed pn<ana-
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Y ssssr~sN te rrssess tssi! s-snx
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- - = esftsx csassxses eks~i F.,a<s1
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~. vsrsxss yssas ts~s,cso-y q = :, \ =. :
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asSYo s~s u y-srsesAry ns<sfAzn<<A .
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rr0shD - t1.... All ssin pe~-.~.< saazA>a
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kEaSrr AfanHeRsrA
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NOT LOST. BUT SAVED.

Ssree sv.ss-r, 81 Hsi-=s. Nest ass. Il
"a szssrss frS0 80 "a xsa4as 30 csk3
nv szass srrs sars a. esnx-ss~a leoss4ir
ss-ee issszs taisea - r~sevs Es l esesn<
sssr1es ed he. seeat g~v-s sr A. tks
s-ese Il f-s<za Pa-e1as-s Q scasse %
sstess szsss<s Seords ses essrhs s,Se - d
kr< tss-sss q sersesfDs ~ as-esstsaA . ss
s-Gssesss exfvs~ L~ss-rs xAss.s - se
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sao~tA NJ 10 w lsnA. azs ssr - AszA whore
AZ -. x IA sre<Y> - . h-ssal e<O,
ssEssas % stAre Fr>VSaaxsa o0na4s-~s
asa < A. .. nIHuAk4 AlAfy
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H.aa rrna.sssna.

WAsHrsaFes. = b. ir-th. bin l.
sx'ups Aaeficso cosss sSss sailing We.
sets psletsd b. tier ,lovsssi uaa- ess %,
es celsd s,stss piiei. fxsa o6issa
tien 10 psy state g,ists Ter se vscvs
witch ase nes sess ,ns rendered. 49,
Defeated by the hGnss eouasis,.e o.
nserehsni, Same and t.atr,s-. tsdsy
ite eommfsss hss gtxsa caesid rsaa,
stssstioe - tie matter snd h.sss nsu,
pefsoes che v'r~ snfsrvssd. TIE q,
Vie % cas- se eise tnss .n ave aud a.
vote -. -s--ssr, 60 d.sermiur 20,
commsfite'. s.slps.
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Miss tfwsrsy wae ~lsvss eat" N
Nerss nae 10 uSaips b .sse sal aso
hsr eseaStt . fee sasAis - fss the .se
rrosis>
Mrs. Fsssrsy (.rtstess,re the ,>a,es.,
Of the hanpsfl-frssts this. yslss 2
Msss fes.rgs--f eos's poet stey sxis-
a eesSssa ffsHx.eA
Grs. Fossssy- a sst Well. 10 So,
We EkE esk E's ses 90 are,
hat. { snk ssvse. vs're q. ansasf sss
neesfsss av Aissu 4 az.
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ocieK DIsrsrCa M. n II. Mstn,
asvet Of toe bissk pasnend Coal Con-.
psry, sssmed especially yell rse4.. q
aeoni so,setans er ath-s YESTERDAY.
and uhec casssi nd be responded sHa
be tsd seese~sed IN e~sties th- rre ssd
far fast Iseaaus. fhs bissk Diam H.
stip thae } seAs, bad los, san. 20 go
wssa $50 tess ~ coal She hsa ee~r
loaded ~ tssnts. eve wsskirs esar..
Ihis beat eli rsswsnas recoxsas. an N
pissssa Teal Agent u u snt zee rsss -
We eFss slaoss ss MS se So n did Assa
Mafsfu.
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N &C n | N & RY
DEPOT.

Dtns srS>iSEsp Ter MACHINERY Sos
II SAL q haeessss as sseesr&< lasss .sssAses
Asssss scr - Sst.ss as4 Azest - .vs4rgs
~ si~e<r"e ,s.Aslns So aks~s ASA ps.a. Ser
o., 90 lssai ss.s4sas ss--s.ls srrsArsa
tsli IL pAAp. n spAhll<o.
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Two SpscssssEs-Issg rsnd iary
yts'ssdsy retained tree tails 10 the FOL
lesins O. sie,mens-, Henry Csrser,
ehsrsed NTH sils~ins . ninef 70 ga,
a. cards Ia hss esess, Hsary veslssoc
snd w'!lsm kfsr. snsrsss vfte s.ii
ms ssasst .isnsas 4 iic~sss tt~a sss- j
"soeu ic~." -ssnes. ssArs, q sitA ssls
tug l,eaaf via oea = i,e-nse.
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HAY AND FEED.

|nwfxG TO fHE oEsTgrcrIoN or ors
~ vasstsass yesserdAy. ssa IT, oass-sserI
'css Ct sssfA<z reaa. IL tslSovlEs is ,sr saa-
isF ease ss sssasly r-ssserd prsco;
10 g. NJ cas- straw.
SO tens choice Tt0eshy Hay.
80 sess Clover a.A Tt~ssAy Hap,
8 eAss Yakima Nag. En- ear luss
ASrtvea ycs esAAy.
ssas 0raa and AsAAsiaga,
90 tees Wheoa.
aoo he spskans RfeaR-
must DO cold TO-DAY and
tomorrow.
- Q, 0AxIGa 4 CO.
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DR.. LlEBIe { co.


II DDopseo neesca1 oteB 30 Upeeaet -.
ODo1s eo4 thySooDs e the 0o14g
Hofi4 Dasgsnesy - tesa -
uOnAi SarUpcni lnsa ute,
Aoo ooory 81. oaR Rraneleeo. Cal.
- es
THE A0klNG oRATTkH.
roa vsvn n.va owrS
RooHuo1y 3Os0 - 3StAs
rI,HH suR6lcAL BRANCH CIyks sDgoAI
e-scossan - ,tescemhssa - tin@ -,
An af,xleccs,sueH e,ouarIas ssns>~r~. a..
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~ 49, It.1. - X,Ga ..s.s.~S,i,. s-~-,-s
- ons ~ Sci,ase ma Nsrn-sae a.e,tsns.~
m. 9ed,ssI hr-nen a No.. .~srse, s,s-..
doc - m Csrunlr. ao4n,scat.d' fnvaar A.,
s~aara $780, r,~ainnn frnu, h..i,v sr.a,.a
-. ~ ~ -. - .eSs,J o.s.,s r~- ~.
6,~-S.. ~ ror.h s~tS,snS =, s-m.,--
-. .~-s..i Ws.tn =. s~n.,,-
S,s,n s,.., ~ -, vS,.S ..c...,,.Ss -.
r..asss, a ~, NJ, n-sss,sv isS,as =.
s.si.r IN S.naaod vateS rs~n,ss ~. 49,.
- Sssnr;,v
n. 100 - ...., ar. M. .u-.a - ~.
.n,s. .o-n 49, n o-.s .. . s.a.s..s>~
called ksosaAtoe1b0A ubieA car Srea,aess
49, Ss e. s..
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NEV Yr~z. FED. l7.-0ooey % call
szss q % i p-s s-ot. les Isaa 3
siosed e1sssd 3 prime mercantile pa
pei 61e. ssesisoR exeAsuQe dull ~
Arm - - 5sk for sixty -dsy bdlis ssd
eAeGx FOG deapand.
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o1oCBo.
Am-sisss Rsos-ss i15. Canada Pa
els hek. Canada Boash~rr E3x. Osotssi
pssisc 81. Burlington izsN. belsvars
Z L4assssos 13i. Denver 4 Rie
Or aods Il. Ere nv. Lake Saors 91k
Losisvile 4 Nssev.ilr 6ok. 1s~hhaS
C-osrsi ezx k.nsss / Is1ss lSH H.s
YoshCentss, if7 n ,sthess Pacific ziH
esefsred IN. N5~h sessesn lf6x U,-
son IDpsov~n-of SIX Navigator asx
rrao IN. PAoi6e Mali ~
Headline 67N. koos I-i-pd lii. 81
Pant IN. 1sSss pscsdo ION. Union Pa
ssAs GK uaissd Sss,es Eipsess TX
Fargo 10. Western Uoion TX.
SEE soHx sTorK ssyfKv.
Hsv Toax, Rsb. l7.-ssoess we're
higher and scs,v~ today on ciscalaiea
s-posfs that sbe R-adina strike vss sea
ti~d. be pevs affecting the vhsls u Z.
Tgefe vas large covering Of shorts
Zoe first price eeoesaliy showed an I'd
vance over last nights cioeina Of from
i 20 y per cent. and The sdvsntaes
zee farsoer increased 10 sbs nsse hour,
Dot the msrkes dufsed into the usuni
dalicess and prices sasaed o6 ltsle.
RssdioQ took the lead toOasd pooo
nossves. and the entire iiss responded.
sud 10 Was not till psss = O'clock q. a.
that hais vss called. Some slight re-
action occurred. bus the buyica "a.
aes q good ia the last hoar asd tie
market 81 sed Quies bat hsm to . sone
a. ssoas The hIaness prices Of the day
0ovsrnmeus 6ouds we're dali bu,
steady to strong.
uEv YoaE nAsGKyn.
NEv YonI. Peb i7.-Hops-Ssss6y.
saasf-fifm; ,xisa sopesins Mspils
", fair. veduIna q7osed ~. n nnsd
sss.dy. eonf-osiooers' 4 az 81 Ills.
Wool = q Iiet. e-sersiiy ste adv. do
n-ss,e n---- 22@37,. pulled lB933,,
Texss 13d27-
tiopp-s- weak. lake SIS %.
L-ad-fism, domestic tt96.
Ttn-Ssssdy. straiss t6x
Co2ee-epos fair. Rio fair. SIS; op-
toe Is 90 70 polite io~-r. ralss
81. $50 rsss; F~bsa4sy ti3@i3o5. March
4l2 to6li2R. April tl2 zsCa " ~, Ma,
| tirdiy Is. jane Gil c{ali9j. yuly
tii <5tail IS. August 81 aoaii0.
Peirsir oso-OS~ne1 nsu o, -. 40
| advance v.s stsrt~d In the nrss hoos
that carried the p,io- az =. 4 seaeiiop
then occosred, sftss vuien the advance
sss 9, snu Ell IN heavy euyiGa ffssn Tire
s~ss until sh- market CT sd stf0ua q
IN Sales 2.isi 0oo barrels.
ssspSsss ssse.issesce.
The strip Hue Jacket, captain Storrs,
v>s ,ow' 10 ses this mornioa By ~.
tns q lest. ste CAS- load. d with 1900
cas- of Back Diamond coal for 81
frsoefsco. TIE load Gas tsken on IL
70 voshtna d.ys. Witch bests psss rec
rds tn tnis poft-
Poar DBoovssS. Feb. IL Ssilsa-
Sbip- Hasi-nc and suDstvs.
Ponr towssrSp. Fec. l7.-Arr:ved-
Bsr,sh b>rk 3 irsoi W,n.
posr Msp.sox. Feb. l7.-Arsived-
Brh ridsi W .ve.
Posf AxopLss. Feb. IL. - Arrived
b'isish ship sssispd, oui ward bonld.
ssS FDAxctspo. Feb. IL - Sailed
-sssmer- oregon, Ps.stlspc; San Paoio.
fsccm-; U1stilis, Seattle; bark Llss.
williams. rseoms.
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- { ssr o. b rssA ties rsdaeed frcsn
&c " *. 1aAiAs 4 SznsssD2n.
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0THAMHyR
0THAMJHQee
SkACIT CHIEF

II RAvYs SEATTLE, 8RoH YuE119
IL wharf. every sunday n@rztno. = - -
LAcssnR, soaeAtnG . citnsoa. ~ -
ssznsoed sps UszAisfy.
eetu-nfng NSaasya
LAavs every Tksr-d.y rsrrinQ = eeSlsee
teuehing q Cisrsoe, Cospsvbs, Unnno0. -
eaanss. rridsy HAshu ard Kerho Ho>0.
ESagnisx ynisya
! p, ,'s'sA' Esd ~. w = ~ ~, -
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DAWES cusKD n IN arxu1n.

M RDgroa-Dear Sir: I reside in
n 'ssn YAKIMA, ". T.. ] consulted DIR.
DARN for deafp<ss. NJ left ea1 90
totsIlv desf. Vita one operation With
Dfs. DssSin's electric magnetic cure. Of
ten Utouses. sas made to hear a
cell - ever II my lifs. Gan be se-
ferred 70 - TO the truth Of my state
weut. Q. v. FoVIRa.
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r".'s cSss. y " 1850 s..s. Is.
Nv. Hunt :. Of the City Of ses;tls, wash
tngton Territofs, e~ing duly sworn. On oath
ssstes tkat. under direction iryD Charles
Louch. the grocer, be, On thu FIN day Il Feb
raary, ises, hires irto k;lioi Bay ali The eoods
c5rs Sneo 10 sAia Charles L0uch which arrived
on he sea0er Caa;ipA Toe reasen aa1agned
b. said Ls1ch for giving IL sbovs tnsfuc.
tscns, vs. 70 avoid all possiollisy Of gDgeA1laG
GnzltSox ameng hts c1ssoDsrs-
JOHN ". HUNT1R.
Scbserfhed and ssosa - before me b John
", Hnsief this IN day - February, lo64
Isl RICHARD OeBORu,
hetsSy Psodie.
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PULLMAN BufFET slEEpERs

EXCURSION sLBKPRDs
Feg sDrcod class paOeaoen - I'll shssa d
srsins IRE o. C0Ak0R,
For ttebs1s md o<Asr mfsmAAseo ell -
L OAlI3x34
fehse AGDos, onsslAt ~
Z p. RO0kRA
Gen. RrslgAt I'D Pm Aesat-
r KoEHLR. MAAaguR. myl
, 1888-09-19
Concerning Adjournment.

WASHINGTON, Sept. lS.-A promi-
nent Democratic representative who has
all along opposed any proposition looking
to the passage of the adjournment resolu-
ton by the house, said to-day that he
had satisfied himself after careful inquiry
and actual count that the Democratic
caucus tonight would favor the passage
of a concurrent resolution to adjourn con-
gress Oct, | next. 1t is gathered from
many sources that members who have
heretofore opposed any such action have
suddenly changed position as the result of
Yesterdays proceedings in the house.
Chairman ONeil of the labor committee
then secured an overwhelming majority
on the proposition to refer to his commit
tee the resolution assigning certain days
of the house for the consideration of the
labor bill. The point of no quorum was
raised IN time to avoid what many of the
members regard as a serious tactical error,
for as the resolution would undoubtedly
have been reported back tavorably from
the labor committee an opportunity
would thus have been offered to secure a
yea and nay vote of the proposition to
amend it by setting apart a day for the
consideration of the dependent pension
bill and other general pension legislation.
This impending dilemma is said to be the
cause of the change of front on adjourn
ment.
Cox of New York presided at the Dem
ocratic house caucus tonight. There were
many speakers, the majority of whom
took the ground that the house should not
initiate the adjournment resolution.
The caucus formally decided to continue
the house in session until the senate made
| known its intentions.
, 1888-09-19
Notes from London.

LONDON, Sept. lS.-John Dillon, who
is to appear before the Parnell commission
at the next session, has been released on
bail. Preparations are being made for a
great celebration on his arrival at Dublin.
Dillon's release had no connection with
the Parnell commission. The lord lieu.
tenant of Ireland granted him uncondi-
tional release on account of his precarious
health. He was warmly greeted by friends
on his arrival at Dublin.
The police have arrested a German
named Ludwig on suspicion of being the
person who committed the recent mysteri-
GUS murders in Whitechapel.
A riot occurred yesterday among the
inmates of the Irish Emigrants' home at
Glasgow. The rioters wrecked the house
and fought desperately with the police.
Sixty-fve arrests were made. Fifty-two
OF the rioters were to-day sentenced to one
months Imprisonment eachi the others
were remanded.
, 1888-09-19
FLASHES.

PORT JERvIs, n. Y, Sept. I8.-The
heaviest rainfall in years occurred yester-
day and last night. Several streets were
torn up cellars were flooded and the peo-
pie were taken from their houses IN boats
this morning. Several small houses were
carried into the Delaware river. The
river is still rising.
PARAMOUNT, ILL.,, Sept. IS.-A passcn-
ger train on the Wabash road was wrecked
by a collision with a freight. An unknown
man stealing a ride was killed and tie
engineer and postal clerk were badly in
iured.
WASHINGTON, Sept. lS.-The secretary
of the treasury has received the following
telegram from Surgeon General Hamilton
at Camp Perry, Fla: DIR. Posey mas
yellow fever, contracted at McClenny.
Three cases reported at Gainesville. There
are rumors Of cases at Melbourne and
Ferdinand. The refugees had great
hardship on the special train and the
whole seaboard is alarmed on account of
these refugees breaking patrol at Hender-
sonvllle. | don't think it advisable to
send any more special trains. The camp
is IN excellent condition, but needs en-
largemeut. This is being done as rapidly
as possible. Those here are comfortable
and reasonably happy"
BELGRADE, Sept. IS-The German and
Austrian ministers at Belgrade have gone
to Glelchenberg, Austria, where King
Milan Is staying, for the purpose of con
terrIng with him with reference to a set
Element of the troubles between himself
and Queen Natalie.
, 1888-09-19
Men md Momen,s nones.

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but take time hy the forelock"' and an
initiate the symptoms of oncoming trou
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Hostetter's Stomach Bltters. Poisons
mostly constitute the ordinary means Of
battling with this atrocious complaint.
Avoid the risk of using these by resort
ing to the safe as well as efectual anti
phlogistiG and preventive. After expo
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causes which encourage a rheumatic tend.
ency, a wineglassful Of the Bitters pre-
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bilious remittenr. dumb ague and ague
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by excessive mental or physical effort.
Miners. mariners, operatives and others
whose aVocations involve laborious work
in rough weather out of doors. or close
application indoors, find 1t invaluable.
, 1888-09-19
There is Nothing In It.

OMAHA, Sept. ls.-The Union Pacific
train known as the overland flyer was
wrecked at Gardner, a small station sixty
miles from here, this afternoon. The
wreck was caused by a rail which it is
supposed was cut Intentionally. Further
reports are meagre.
1.-THE above is an Associated Press tele-
gram received here last night. The train
referred to reached Cheyenne at 3 o'clock
this morning. The Pullman conductor
and through passengers SAID there was no
foundation for the dispatch
, 1888-09-19
Stocks ana Cattle Markets.

NEW YORK, Sept. lS.-The stock
market was less active, but the business
done was more evenly and widely distrib-
uted, showing ia decided broadening ten
dency for the time being. Aside from the
unusual strength displayed over the entire
list, the market advanced with but slight
set backs almost from the opening to the
close, and the final close shows material
gains on the whole list.
Government bonds dull but firm.
Money 2(G2l. Mining shares active.
Congratulated steady. Lake, ST. 60.
Petroleum opened steady at 935, and
after the first sales became strong and ad-
vanced to 955. A reaction then set in on
which nearly all the mornings gain was
lost, and the market closed steady at "a.
Following are closing prices of stocks:
Pacific 6's. l2l; American Express.
lag: Canada Pacific. 563; Canada
Southern, 52s; Central Pacific. SO; Bur.
%lington, 1l2; Delaware, L~ackawanna,
1929; Denver & Rio Grande, l94; Erie,
%; Lake Shore. 9Ss; Louisville &
Nashville, 500; Michigan Central, So;
Missouri Pacific, SOB; Kansas & Texas,
l3b; New York Central, 1921; Northern
Pacific. 27f; preferred, 625; Northwest
ern, Ill; Oregon Improvement, 70;
Navigation, 953; Transcontinental, 29s;
Pacific Mail, So; Reading, 52!; Rock
Island. 1919; Milwaukee & St. Paul,
63s; Texas Pacific, 255; Union Pacific,
500; United States Express 10: Fargo,
1877; Western Union. SAL.
CHICAGO, Sept. 1S.-Cattle-Receipts
10000; market steady to easier.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000: market steady
at the decline noted yesterday. Texans
2. 6093. So; Western, So. 65@3 80; ma.
tiyes, So. 5OCG4 80.
Wheat-Market lower. Cash "a.
October 9ls, May 95B.
Corn-Market lower. Cash 435, DC,
tober, 49,, MAY So GIG.
, 1888-09-19
The Odd Fellows.

Los ANGELES, Sept. lS.-The Sover-
eign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows now in
session in this city, elected officers for the
ensuing term To-Day. The only changes
we're the election Of Gen. Underwood Of
Kentucky, present deputy grand sire, to
the position of grand sire, and Charles NJ.
Busbee of Raleigh, n. c., to the position
of deputy grand sire. The parade of
visiting Odd Fellows this afternoon was
very imposing.
, 1888-09-19
Turf Events.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. lS.-The fall
race meeting opened with a large crowd.
The weather was clear and the track
light.
Half Intellectually won, Julian sec
ond, Lady Wrinkle third. Time, OO:4S3.
Seven furlongs-Brigonette won, dead
heat between Pat Donovan and Bowlster
for a place. Time, 1:3l.
Six furlongs-Champagne Charlie won,
Blessing second, Laura Stone third. No
time taken.
One mile dash-Lottie Wall won,
Long Roll second, Col. Hunt third.
Time, Ian.
One and o~ne-sixeenth miles-Bonnie
King won, Hamlet second, Galatea third.
Time, l:5l8.
BROOKLYN JOCKEY CLUB.
New York; Sept. IS. Following
were the results to-day:
Three-quarters of a mile-Brittania
won in l:l62, Yum Yum second, Brad
ford third.
One and one eighth miles-Badge Won
in 2:0l4, King idle second, Galiax third.
Three-quarters of a understandable.
colt, won in l:I7f, Diablo second, Fres-
no third.
Oriental handicap, one and one quar-
ter miles-Dunboyne won in 2:I2, Queen
Elizabeth second, Los Angeles third.
One half mile-Glitter won in 81 Sec
onds, SQUIRE second, Eocola, flly, third.
One mile-Letitia won in las, Salts
faction second, kedar Khan third.
, 1888-09-19

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