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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-05-22
TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at St Louis, Philadelphia, Eslti.
more. Cincinnati and Other Points.

ST. LOUIS, May 21.-Flour very dull and lower to
sail. Wheat opened about '4c off. ara declined fur
thar, but later reacted and advanced lsc, but de-
slined again and closed 1iss below Saturday. No; 2
red cash, Gle J.ns; o'sSsoiac. clcsins At 9oe'
sSs.i1si; July, SOSss = 8. closing a. se saS ASss ass
closing at s9Ac- Corn weak and lower; cash. SOC;
june, 52052isc,. closing at 52e; July, 517so53Ao,
closing at Pc; August, esAS5Ss, closing at 5gsi
S4ac; june. S2isc; July, 2s%c. Rye-Nothing
doing. Barley nominal. Bran. 79e- Hay firm; prime
creamery, 2oo22c; dairy, I6a2oe. Eggs, l2isc.
C%orn-msal, S2.s5; Whisky, Sl.13 Provisions firm.
Pork. SO. Lard 8 25e- Dry-salted meats seo,sdl
clear ribs, 1907. s7iac; short clears. sS8.12hc.
Bacon bo.ed)-Should:rs 6;5oe; long CLEARS,
Hams, iosI2e. Afternoon bosrd-%hsss lower;
s5ase, Deesmbsr, s5sse asked. Corn easier; june.
quiet june Su s5sss bid; July. 5sTso. Rsc.ips.-Flour
5000 brls; wheat. $4,000 bu; corn. 90, 600 bu; oats,
$4,000 bu; rye, none; barley, pone. Shipments
Flour, 5000 brls; wheat. 1000 bu: corn. 6,400 bu;
oats, 5000 bu; rye. none; barley. noon.
PHILADELPHIA. May 21.-Flour-Demand mod.
crate; buyers holding off, Ohio. Indiana St. Louis and
s o. IS, winter ls.aI p.. s'ss' sss75s54 30 M iisa,sass s clear
$404.40; Minnesota straight. S4.4004-s5; Mime
sofa patent. s4.sos5;2s; Wheat weak and lower;
sSsse5ic; AasustjsssSS4isc. oorn-spos lots
quiet; futures duh and lowers steamer quoted At 64is
a65c; No. 2 offered 1t 66e; mixed. May. 65067c;
64isc. Oats duh and lower; rejected white. Ale,
ungrsded white. 43c; No. 3 white, 41%c; No. 2 white,
CASE; June. 42%a43Le; July, 430z4e: August.
3slaa39c. Provisions in fair demand and firm.
Mess pork. SIC; prime mess, new, $l4.50; family
msss, $16D16.50. Ha~ms-Smokec 12l9013c.
Lard-Refned. 6.7509. 25e; steam, s.62iac. Butter
firm with q good demand; creamery extra 25927e.
Eggs firm and tending upward; frsts, 15e. Chess
orls; wheat. 200 bu; corn, 3. 900 bu; oats. 81 400
bu. shhpments-Wheat, 1900 bu; corn. 2l,oo0 bu;
oats. Ia, 200 bu.
| CINCINNATI. May 21.-Flour dull; family, $3.50
04.lo; fancy. S4-4094.60. Wheat dull and lower;
No. 2 red, e5c; receipts. s, 200 bu; shipments, none.
Corn easy and lower No. 2 mixed. 5705sc. Oats
dull and lower. No. 2 mixed. 36037c. Rye dull,
No. 2. lie. Pork quiet at $14.75. Lard firm and
quiet at s.loe Bulk meats quiet; short ribs. 7.75c.
sales, 1,17sb rIs OF finished goods on q basis of $l.I3,
J Butter steady; fancy creamery, 25v26c; choice dairy,
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17a1sc. Linseed oil-Demand moderate and steady
at So 55c. Sugar in fair demand: hard refined, "a
74c: New Orleans, 5G5Ac. Eggs steady at l3c.
Cheese firm; prime to choice Ohio fats, recent make,
9010c.
BALTIMORE. May 21.-wbeat-western duh
and generally easier: No. = winter red. spot, 9340
94c: June, 937s094lsc: July, 93o93isc; August,
~927s893c.- Corn-western dull. weak and lower;
mixed, spot. 63ls0e4c; May, 63Aso63$c; June,
Western white. 40042c;w Western mixed, 3~9ia041c.
Rye dull and easy ut &c 8 Hay dull but steady
and higher; prime TO choice Western, $16.5O01S.
Provisions quiet and firm. Butter steady; Western
packed. 2O022c; creamery. 25021c- Eggs firm but
quiet at 140l4i2c. Receipts-Flour, 5000 brls;
rye, 1000 bu. Shipments-Flour, 10000 brls-
MINNEAPOLIS, May 21-Local trading was un.
settled in wheat. and early sales were weak and gen.
orally below Saturday. After the break in outside
speculative markets owners held for marked reduc-
tons. and the decline ranged over lie bslow first sales.
Stocks in elevator decreased 533,349 bushels. Re-
ceipts, 225 cars. Closing quotations-In store: No.
1 hard. cash and June. s6c; July, SIC: No. North
ern, cash and June. 85c; July. s6c. No. 2 Northern,
cash and June, s3lsc; July, s4c. On track: No. L
hard, S7lac; No. 1 Northern. S6i2c; No. 2 Northern,
S49c. Flour unchanged.
TOLEDO. O., Nav 21.-wheat active and lower;
cash, 94c; June. 81 4c; July, 9014c; August, o0c;
September, 92eac; December, csc. Corn dull and
lower; cash and May. SIC. Oats quiet; August. 2Siac.
Clover-seed dull ard lower; October. $3.50. Re
ceipts-wheat, 3. 1000 bu: corn, Is. 900 bu; clover-seed,
81 bags. shipments-Wheat. SO. 900 bu; corn. 2. 900
bu; oats, 5000 bu.
DETROIT, May 21.-Wheat-No. / white. cash,
97c: No. 2 red. cash and June, 931ac; July, 92lsc;
August, 913sc. Corn-No. 2. 5SA2c. Oats-No. 2,
37c; No. 2 white, Ale. Receipts-Wheat. 300 bu;
corn. 3 400 bu; oats, 5000 bu.
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q number of buyers 10 and mail orders were
liberal. The wool market remains easy, bns
prices do not weaken Manufacturer East still
confiue their purchases to aetual wants, ia the
conviction of being eventually able to drive bet
ter bargains. The produce markets were more
active than for some days past Early vegetables
come in slowly, and prices rule firm, cabbaees be-
ing in good demand at 81 per crate. il eood-sized
and fresh stock. New potatoes are more plenty,
aud selling at A.75 per barrel Most of the
arrivals are rather small; these will not bring
but g. so per barrel. Onions are more plenty
and prices weaker. New tomatoes are scarce
and firm at quotations. Young chickens are
coming in more freely, and prices 60 of &c per
pound. Shippers would pay but l5c to-day.
Eggs are firm. shippers paying 12c. The course
of this market is something of a surprise. eggs
now selling &c per dozen higher than at the cor
responding period OF 1887. Choice butter is
rather scarce, and our highest quotation is read
lily realized. Leather-dealsrs report trade good
for May aud prices steady. Timers supplies
are frmer In tone. Oranges and lemons are
meeting with better sale. and prices are steady
and firm.
The movement of grain continues to be light.
Inspection report shows twenty two cars in
spected in since Saturday noon. az against ten
cars for preceding day. Wheat offerings ara
considerably mt 70 free. On the call, fve cars
for May delivery sold at 964c. later, the same
delivery was offered at 96ac. Spot or 'to ar
rive" slow sale at about same figure. The corn
market is heavy with but very little demand.
Buyers of white corn are in the market. but are
not very hungry, judging from their bids. On
the call there were no bids for yellow or mixed
grades. In q small way, No. 2 yellow or mixed
would bring 56c track. Ear corn is rather slow
sale at 56 05Sc. the latter price for Indiana vel
low. Oats are in good demand for local use.
offerings light Feeds are weak and lower with
very limited demand. Track bids to-day were:
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Yesterdays Quotations ON Producs &C the
Two Great Commercial Ceuters.
NEW YORK, May 2l-Flour-Reeeipts, "a
257 packages; exports. 5.075 brls. 10.028 sacks;
sales. $4,000 brls; dull Common to choice
white wheat Western extra s4650490; fancy
white wheat Western extra, 81 90 as %; COM
mon to good extra Ohio, s3o5.25; common to
choice extra ST. Louis. s3S525; patent Mime
sofa extra good to prime, ~ go; choice to
fancy do. s5a5&.
wheat-Receipts, GO. 500 bu; exports, none;
sales, "A $50. o00 bu futures and l42. 900 bu spot;
cash grades ralsd decidedly weak, prices showing
. decline Of II olic. with an increased sxportde
nand; options depressed and very feverish; de-
elined early I IL. later broke further Il 02c onre-
alizing. closing heavy, at the bottom; ungradsd
red. s62 a este; No. 2 red, 95A q Doc. store and sl-
syator, 953 900 I. o. b.. 97ta97}c, deliysrsd;
No. i red and No. i white. nominal. $1.02; No. 2
red, Nay, s5s es7ic. closing at s5sc; June, 94i
os6lc. closing at 94tc; July, 95f09Ic, clos
ing &C 95sc; August. $50 952c. closing as 93fe;
September, 93B a95Sc. closing at este; Dscem-
Der. s6s este, closing at 96tc; May llSS9l, sl.0Os
0l-01s, closing at 81 00a.
Corn-Receipts, l26. $50 bu; exports, ia 2i
bu; sales. SOS 900 bu futures. la, 900 bu spot.
Cash about lie lower and export trade moder-
ate. Options declined so1sc early. afterwards
RtOko d 044I mOtcs lrdftus OH ~ the ioWtSt.
unRradsd mixed, 63i es52c; No 3. 63t ss3ic;
steamer. 64G64tc elevator, 65 665ic delivered;
No. 2. 81 a644c elevator. est a65sc delivered;
No. 2. May, GA q 64tc. closing at 63fc; June,
GA a64tc, closing at 62ic; July, 624 062lc,
closing ct 62ic; August. 62i 064c, closing az
62ic: September. Ga 0632c, closing at 62sc;
October, 62s o62le. closing at 62}c; November,
6ltc. closing ~ 6lSc.
Oats-Rsesipts. 81, 400 bu; exports, none; sales.
is. coo bu futures, Is. 200 bu spot; 10 low.
Or; mixed Western, 38a39ic; white Western. AZ
1l6cL
Hay STEADY; shipping. 65 o7oc-
Hops dull aud unchanged
Cofss-Spot fair Rio Arm at l64c. Options
20 a points higher and moderately sctivs.
Sales: 81, $50 bags. Nav. IA IS q IL Doe; June.
Ia l4e; July. 3i59l34 0c; Aueust, l2250
u 0e; September, ILL., lie; October, 1850
lL65c; November. IL. 10c: December. soc;
January. IL 10 IL zoe; February, lllo11 II. 45c;
March. l.2s0ll 45e. Sugar firm aud quiet.
Enelish island, 4 lille; Pernambueo. Sc; fsir
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Trade More Activs--Money Becoming Lasier,
aud tho Tone Of Prices Firm.

Trade More Active--Money Becoming Easier.
aud tho Tone Of Prices Firm.
INDIANAPOLIS. May 81.
Trade today opened up fairly active, and
were good summer weather with NJ the belief
prevails that there would be little room for COM
planning of the volume OF businsss. Reports con-
corning the wheat crop are coming in more
favorable. and everything now points to . large
corn crop. Money Is becoming more plenty and
the drowsiness which has hung over trade the
last thirty days seems to be gradually passing
off and with this there 10 . Arm tone to prices
oil siorg the line. In groceries there was q fair
distribution In progress. Both coffees and SUI
CARS are In a strong position and the belief pre-
walls that before the close OF the month further
advances will be established. In fact al arti-
cles In the grocery line ere frm in tone. Dry
goods men report trade good. There we're
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Statement Showing tho Visible Supply In the
United States.

Statement Showing tho Visible Supply In the
United States.
NEW YORK, May 2l.-Ths following was
the visible supply Of grain on Saturday. May
10. as compiled by the New York Produce Ex-
change:
Wheat, %, 022, 225 bu, q decrease Of 249, SAB
bu; corn, $500. 049 Blu, an increase of IS, 545
bu; oats, 4.5l8,6 97 bu, an increase Of 40, GLIB bu:
rye. 26l GAO bu; an increase of l9, 252 bu; barley,
4S3. $50 bu, q decrease of 100, 300 bu.
The secretary Of the Chicago Board of Trade
reports the visible supply of grain on May 10.
as follows:
Wheat. 90. 021, 945 bu, a decrease Of 249. s95
bu; oats, 4,5i9, 023 bu, an increase of 4l9, 754 ou;
rye, 261. e2S bu, an increase Of Is, 942 bu; barley,
500, 845 bu, Q decrease of as. 755 bu.
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The Foreign Grain Trade.

LONDON. May 2l.-The Mark Lane Express.
In its review Of the British grain trade during
the past week, says: English wheat values
during the week have been Difficult: to maintain.
The demand for flour is small. bat tho qusnti-
ties uow ground locally are 50 much reduced that
the provincial markets have raiSed the price OF
country -four. The hot weather has given an
impetus to crops, and the barley, oat and wheat
fields show an excellent plant. If the favor
able weather lasts, the crops promise to be
above the average. Foreign wheat is slow and
unchanged, with the exception OF Russian,
which is q fraction cheaper. The excitement in
the markets of America has not affected values
here. India is beginning to ship moro freely.
Lower freights are also causing animation in the
shipments from Australia. Foreign flour is held
against buyers. Corn is in less demand. and
values are rather weaker. There 10 . fair trade
for oats, at enhanced prices
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour cas-
out quotabIs change. No. 3 spring wheat.
ISL q S6c; No. 2 red, cole; No. 2 corn. 55sc;
No. 2 oats. 3Ic; No. 2 rye, Csc; NJ. 2 barley.
Toe; No. l ~faxseed. $l4 L; prime timothy-seed,
81 IS 80; mess pork, per Dbl, $l4 373 q IA 40;
lard. per pound. s.60c; short-rib sides t~loosel.
z. 62&c; dry-salted shoulders (boxedl 606.2 5c;
short-clear sides (boxed). 8.1008 15c. Whisky,
distillers' finished goods. per gallon. $1.19. Su-
CARS. ~cut-loaf, hose; grauulated, &c; standard
A, 6&c.
On the Produce Exchange. to-day, the but
tor market was fairly steady. with large re-
ceipts; creamery. 1929, dairy, H02c. Eggs
very firm at 12a 013c.
Rscsipts-Flour, "a. 900 brls; wheat. 20. 900 bu;
corn. PA. 900 bu; oats, 255. 900 bu; rye, 1000 bu;
barley, 5000 bu. Shipments-Flonr, 19. 200 brls;
wheat. rs. 900 bu; corn. 21s. 900 bu; cats, SIG. 600
Blu; rye, 1000 bu; barley, 5000 bu-
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ending at 5 p. NJ. May 21. 1888. as furnished by
Elliot s. Butler, abstracters of titles. Room %. Etna
Building:
Thos. j. Kisner to Ida M. Smith, lot 20
in kisner's amended subdivision OF his
Brookside addition ----..----...---. $4,000
Henry Jordan to Susan Hamilton, lots IL
10000
lot "a in block 5, in North Indianapolis 10000
Jno. VIM. Taylor ct al. to Abby V. Jud-
second WOODLAND dditionrs-I~ 10000
Thos. B. Forrest to Edward Cain ct al,
lot SO in Traub's west addition -.--... 10000
Mary Msnkedick. administrators, to Mary
j.. Weadon, lot l in county surveyors
subdivision $4,000
Naomi A. Tomlinson to Maggie A. De
dition. 10000
Nicholas McCarty to Mary Tracy. lot
outlet l2O...-~..... $4,000
Gi leslS. Bradley TO Robt. w. Long, part
ship Is mouth. Of range 5 s.s... 10000
Evander A. Crewson to John Goodnough,
lot 3 in Bells subdivision of the south.
half OF block 26 IL Johnson's heirs adj
oition 1,oOO.OO
Geo. Merritt sto Julius Bother, lot 1 of
addition 10000
Margaret II. Wilcox to Maria A. Strahan, &
dition 10000
Nicholas McCarty to James Buoy, lot 293
in McCarty's eighth West-side addition 1880
Conveyances, Is; consideration. $1,000. SO, 375. 90
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12c; 17is rs average. IL @os 20 rs average. llAses
% rs average. 1114c; English cured breakfast b.eon.
light or medium, 11isc; sugar-cursd shoulders. 10 70
IL ms average, sl2c, Engiish-cured shoulders. sac:
California hams. light or medium. si4c; dried beef
hams. lac; dried beef hams, smslipiecss. lOc- Bacon
--tlear sides. medium average. 94c: IS fbs and over.
clear bellies. medium weight Ioc. Dry-sait and
Pickled Meats-Clear sides ~tunsmokedI. yc; clear
essss t ,Snsm na.s . be- Ssl 600 aSo be Ssll s;s su 0o. fs";lv ness uss;
pork, y brl 200 rs, $500; ham or rump. p brl
200 ibs. $500; pig pork. in loo-b kegs. p key.
$1,000 10 .m nTl0s zn i.IsI large o, r; small ~ aas'' t ssess.
rendered in tisrces. 9s4c; in onehalf brls. 104e; in
Son cans in 1oo-io cases. 97sc: in pom cans in
S0-f3 cases, Zoe: prime leaf lard. in tieroes, 9e. Re-
fasi Lard-In tierces. ske; in SOB cans in 100-fD
cases, SLIGO.
WHOLESALE PRIcrs-short ribs. &C.; sweet picked
hams, 9<01olsc- ..orrc
~BEAys-Choics hand-picksd nav, ~S2.s5oS.25v
bu; medium hand-picked, $2.4o02.S0.
country roll. lao Ice; common. 5000
B~EEswAx-Dark- 1Se: yellow. Zoo
E~Gas-Selling from store At lac; shippers pay.
PouLrRY Hens and chickens. Sc; r~costers.
Sc; turkeys hens. 969aac; young toms. &c; old tons,
y doos; ducks. 70 p iS: young chickens. I5c 10.
FEATHERs-Prime geese, 800 y ID; mixed duck.
WooL-rub-washed and picked, 33o35c: un-
washed. medium and common grade, II in good order
20022c; unwsshed fine. 1701Sc; heece-washed. If
light. well washed aud in good order. 2s93oc; bury
and unmerchnntable. according to their value
SEEDS.
Clover-Common red or June. prime (reoleaned
$i.1O04.25 p bu; English or mammoth prime ire
elesned). $4.O004.25; Alsike. prime. $7.250I.50s
Alfalfa, prime. $7.5008.00; white. $7.5006.00;
prime timothy. 81; S0oS.0 90: 2 bu; extra clean blue
grass. $1.150l.30 y bu: red top. 0O75c y bu;
orchard grass, $l.5o01.65 y bu; German mlllet,
$1.7502 " bu; Southern grown millst. $3.50 per
bu; common millet 81 90 per bu; x-ssed. selected.
$1.6001.75 per bu;. old popcorn, 304c per b; new
popcorn. 60070c per bu: hemp. 3iec; canary. DC;
rape, &c per n. Acme lawn grass seed, zoe per nj
(sealed bags). zoe per ID. Landreth's extra early
peaa isealedl $3.50 per bu.
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FIELD SEEDS

Wholesale and Retail at HUNTINGTON 81 HOSES
SEED STORE. 70 and 80 Z. Market st.. Indianapo.
10. Samples and prices furnished on application.
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Instruments fled for record in the recorders Office
Of Marion county. Indiana, for the twentyfour hours
ending at 5 p. NJ. May 81. 1888. as furnished by
Elliot s. Butler, abstracters of titles. Room %. Etns
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CATTLE-Receipts, - shipments, -. AS usual
on Monday there was . very light supply. The mar
ket was strong. especially on butchers grades. All
Ill
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Z. = y. u. H. SOUTHWEST.
Leave Tor N1ncennes. 1lO4m 4:l5pm
Arrive from Vincennes- 4:s0pm
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Dry Goods.
LIVE STOCK.

Butcher Cattle Strong I'm Steady
at Quotati0ns-Sheep Slow.
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NEW YORK, May 2l.-Petroleum closed firm.
Consolidated Exchange. opening, $3.50: highest
89lsc; lowest. SS@c; closing, $3.50. New York Stock
Exchange. opening. S9lac; highest, $500; lowest,
SS4c: closing, $3.50. Total aales. both exchanges,
els, 900 brls. Turpentine dull at 37@03Sc
OIL CITY. Pa, May 21.-National Transit certif
Gates opened at s9lec; highest, S9osc; lowest, S84c;
closed, SSAc; sales. 29S. 600 brls; clearances, &c.,
600 bris; charters, rs, 237 brls; shipments. Al. SOC
brls; runs. As, 900 brls.
~PITTSBURG, Pa, May 21.-Petroleum dull and
heavy. National Transit certificates opened at $3.50;
closed at 8S&c; highest, $3.50; lowest, $3.50.
CLEVELAND. May 21.-Petroleum easy; standard
white 110o. 7l4c.
CHARLESTON. s. G., May 21.-Turpentine firm at
334c.
SAVANNAH, Ca, May 21.-Turpentine firm at
$500.
Metals.
NEW YORK, May 21.-Copper dull; lake, 1860.
Lead dull and weak, domestic. 4.0212c. Tin dull;
straits, 21c.
ST. LOUIS. May 21.-Lead, selling, common and
refined, 3.75c.
Dry Goods.
NEW YORK. May Z1.-Dry Goods-The demand
was maintained of the quiet proportions Of previous
reports. with q very fair trade in cotton goods, but
wooden goods duller.
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RAILWAY TIMETABLES.

j., N. , I. q. R.-sourH.
Leave for Louisville
and the SOUTH. 3:30am e;00am l:00pm 5:00pn
Arrive from Louisville
and the South...-. 10. 45am ll:l0am 7:45pm lc:5opm
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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.

NEW YORK. May 2I.-Bsr silver. sla
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-04-21

Mallrll", tho Gifted French author. de-
clat,h that al all things that man possesses
women alone tale pleasure IN lninc l"~>s S~eh,
This cents generality true of the ,ntctcr s"x
-lIke the iNy pant, She longs for an object t,
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lhis l"iig i"r l~irroIatjve, ought she not L
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tl'al is the physical salvation of her s"N: |
y iniSlts those DISTRESSING maladic> that make
her itc Il llli,tei. curing ail painful lrreGu
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liberation. piolai~ll> and Kindred weak
nNSfa. Us 4 nerNlne. II cure, nervous cS
haustt"n pi'sliation. debility, relieves n"n
tai a~n>iet5 ami hNln.}lorlria, aEl promote
rctr.>iNIi, ~i,cr.
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WISE WORDS.

Tell no secrets to thy Scrrant.
Ii YOU hate a man, let him live.
To know the new, search the old.
60 nine miles to see a cat rather than
two to meet 4 tiger.
Truth is inpossbl lie TO be sollcd by
any outward touch as the sunbeam.
Each quality, SOONER or later, visibly
Or in secret. b:in.s ont It's Just result.
Babylon in all its iesolation is a sight
not SO awful IS that OF a human mind III
ruins.
No amount If social esteem and popu
larity gan atone for a reckless use OF
money.
No amount Of business ENTERPRISE or
success can makc up for q neglected
family.
= We always like those who aimlrc Us;
we do not always like those whom VIC
admire.
TIE mon Who -to,rs.to pick n i cent
yftcn runs hal i d9!tars worth Of u ;
pendars.
Al man who Icnis mon,y IL Iii hienls
shall ne<er see either his friend or In
money again.
When BIZ i1rls get into little m'ndS
something IS bound to spread. 1t IS
usually the mouth.
The elaln Of Wclknes, lrin1s min 10
the mas, OF strength, the ltop OF toily
spills the cun ot NI,iom.
kin,jnee; h., converted more ~lnocr5
than either zeal, loluene'- "r learning;
and these the" never converted any Ole
unless they were KIND also.
Consult with llim ihat IS wise and Of
sound Judgment, aud seek I" be III
structcI Nv one better tlinl t1lyscIt,
rather tlltn t. follow tlllItc y lnvcn-
ions.
Books o~ntllyc empire Thy fly
without wines. waIk without feet houses
Of supply are they that without money
OF price feed %,en SUFFERING from SOU
hunger loaNc> That increase Il they II,
broken. ant after feeding thousands art
ready tol thousand, more.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-04-21

There wa Il small riot III Bolton Ie-
Gently, because u marriage. winch htu
been anticipated with much interest, iild
not comp %. The bridegroom, Il we'll
known tradesmpl, who IS an ardent adj
vocate Of temperate" principles, went to
the hri les house before proceeding to
the church, and, placing a pledge card
before her, insisted on her 1T once signing
it. She refused, whrreupon he announced
that there should he no wedding. The
clcreylncn and Il number Of friends were
1T the church. but the partic>di not APP
pear, and when the cause transplrcd a
number oi Women assembled outside OF
the hrIdcmtoom's house and pcitcd him
with pttrn eggs and other pleasant
missilcs, and 50 much resentment was
manifested that he found it %eNpcdient to
leave horne for LoHdDn Iruth.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-04-21

Is, after each meat S,DrrS ilulI>lt,N with
HyIoplio>pilit'~ II ISIS IalataiG" rs milk,
a;al easily sige~t,,f The rapi,iitv viii, which
delicate I.n,l.ls improve nith II rla' Is won
1erful. -, IL :tlri try Nullr w"i.ht. rs :;
sen,4iv for fnna0nInt,'a. ilf.3it affections
an | bronchitis, il i unetiaulti. itir;l~, read
Il ls4al Scott Emulsion il i rlili rI.it
s%as,lstlr, Old With 4oai results IL -alir,i
taA5t' pounds in q Very Snort tint. ITO.
TNiM, NJ. -, .Aiaial4a.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-04-21
Half Rate Excursions TO Kansas, Nebras
ka. Art.np>a~ aud Texas.

The Missouri Parifit Railway viii tun ex-
c1lrSion~ to all points IN Kansas and N"hras-
ka. ~ miles ~e>t Of Missouri River POINTS. ut
above rate. April 18th, 9th MAY >tli, sth,
I'd. ID: June 9TH 9Th. 18th. -tth.. Missouri
Pacific Halfway ami Iron Mountain Route
will run excursions to Texas ard Arkansas at
the same rates. -Arrii 18th; MAY nh, I'd
June 18th. Ample. limit II tickets ant tnr
over Irixi.e 49, ". l.. Hoyt. F..P- X. .ctI
B'dwl.. \. Y. II Townsend. Gen. Ia>>.
and Ticket vt. =. Louis, No.