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, 1888-09-02
Stocks ana cattle Markets.

New YORK, Sept. lon the stock
exchange the tone of the market was uni
formly strong from the beginning to the
end, and every thing on the list at the
close was higher than last evening. In
tercst centered entirely in Northern Paci-
fc and Oregon and TranscontiDental dur.
ing the first hour, but these stocks were
su%pplanted later by Laekawanna, Read
ing and Colorado. Coal buying was good
all the way out, while traders were the
principal sellers generally of short stocks.
Governments dull and steady. Money
lCGI4. Mining shares active.
Copper-Market dull. Lake, SIG. 95.
Petroleum opened STEADY at 925, lc
above last nights close, but after a slight
advance declined to 92f. Heavy Rbuying
by the west then caused a sharp advance.
on which the market closed strong at
93s.
Following are closing prices of stocks:
Pacific 6's, l20; American Express.
100: Canada Pacific. 500; Canada
Southern, 524: Central Pacific. 349; Bur
lington, lI34; Delaware. L~ackawanna,
l43; Denver 4 Rio Grande, lS2;; Eric,
%; Lake Shore, 97s; Louisville &
Nashville, 500: Michigan Central, So:
Missouri Pacific, 79I: Kansas & Texas.
I34i New York Central, 1881; Northern
Pacific, 274; preferred, COG; Northwest
ern, 1851; Oregon Improvement. 6S4:
Navigation, "a; Transcontinental, 79s;
Pacific Mail. 81; Reading, 52s; Rock
Island, Ill; Milwaukee & St. Paul.
72s; Texas Pacific, 243; Union Pacific.
81; United States Express rs; Fargo,
1871; Western Union. S3B.
tHIcAao, Sept. l.-Cattle-Receipts,
5000; market slow, 1000 I5c lower;
steers, 81 1904 IS; stockers and feeders.
81 00@3.l5; Texas cattle, 81. SO(63.S 50;
Western rangers, $1,000 4 40.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000: market steady;
natives, 81. 50C94.25; Western, shorn,
S3.2593.65; Texans, shorn. S2.70@
3.35.
Wheat-Market weak and lower. Cash
92t, October OH, November 92l.
Corn-Market easy. Cash AL, Oc-
tober. A 9 16. November 43.
, 1888-09-02
A Change in Facia1 Type.

Frederick Barnard, the illustrator, STIR
prised me a little the other day when he
said: "You Americans are not a bit like
the English in your appearance. In the
course of a century or so you've changed
from the English type altogether. The
voices of you women have grown loud
and shrill and the men have got darker
faces and keener eyes. I've got so now
that 1 can tell the New Yorker pretty well
by his eyes wherever / find him. They
are sharp eyes and are set near together,
as though their owner had brought them
close to his nose by poking that Ryan
INTO very narrow places where it was
necessary to see at the same time. You
look like a lot of ferrets. Then the eve
brows, instead of going right straight
across the face, slope downward at the
outer edge and come rather close together
above the nose. That not only makes
you look shrewd, but it makes you look
bored and tired and dragged out, as /
suspect most of you are. A great many
of you look like actors. Boston people
look somewhat different from New York
ers, as they ought to, for they live in a
more Christian town than this. Your
eternal jumping and rushing in this city
make me tired, as the boys say"
Ihls change In facial type must have
struck all who have studied old portraits
and given any thought to the matter.
The revolutionary fathers were not the
haggard, lean featured men who tear up
and down Wall street and Broadway;
they had stability of person, large clear
eyes and rosy jowls, looked as if they ate
and slept enough and had not invented
malaria. They had that calm of good
health and ostrich digestion that makes
the English admirable to the eyes of the
pining dude, who, although he can't quite
initiate their appearance, can wear their
quizzing glasses, pot hats and checks. AS
modes Of life change there is no doubt
that people make some facial conformity
to them.-Brooklyn Eagle.
, 1888-09-02
Base Ball.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
Athletics ?, St. Louis 8.
AT BALTIMORE.

AL DaLll1lOhE.
Baltimore 3, Louisville 9.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. Chicago be-
came demoralized in the fifth inning and
the home team pulled away from them.
The batteries were, for Indianapolis Bur-
DECK and Buckley; for Chicago Baldwin
and DAILY.
Score-Indiauapolis 8. Chicago 5.
Boston, Sept. 1.-The giants were
out-batted to-day, but they punched their
hits and finally won. The fielding of the
visitors was perfect. The batteries were
Clarkson and Kelly for Boston, WEIGH
and Ewing for New York.
Score: Boston 2. New York 5.
PHnADELPhrA, Sept. The game
was a battle between Sanders and Wild
ner. Both did good work. The batteries
were Sanders and Schriver for Philadel-
phia, Widner and Arundel for Washing
ton.
ScoreAPhiladelphia ., Washington O..
PuTsBURG, Sept. 1.-The home team
won the first game to-day by fortunate
punching of their hits and bad fielding of
Camel and White. The batteries were
Calvin and Miller for Pittsburg, Getzein
and Wells for Detroit.
Score-Pittsburg Z. Detroit 8.
In the second game the visitors won
the game as they pleased. Coleman made
a remarkable running catch. The bate
ries were for Pittsburg Morris and Miller,
for Detroit Conway and Bennett.
Score-Pittsburg 2. Detroit g..
, 1888-09-02
Turf Events.
AS sHEEPsHEAD BAY.

SaEEPsHEAD BAY, Sept. 1.-The fall
meeting of the Coney Island Jockey club
began here to day.
Five .eighths of a mile-Little Minch
won, Tipstaf second. Fred b. third.
Time, 1:02.
One and one.eighth miles-Judge Muir.
ray won, Now or Never second, kaleido-
scope third. Time, 1854.
Three-auarters of a mile-Dawdle, colt,
won, Limbo second, SQUIRE third. Time,
ia 2 5.
One and one-quarter miles-Exile won,
Eurus second, Badge third. Time, POS.
One mile-NIagara won, Sam Harper
second, Swift third. Time, 1:4l5.
One mile on the turf-Elgin won, Roi
dor second, Volunteer third.
, 1888-09-02
Oil Tank Explosion.

TOLEDO, Sept. IA special from Cyg-
net, o., s7ys: A 25. 900 barrel tank of oil
exploded and the oil scattered in all direc-
tons, killing eight persons and injuring a
number of Others.
The explosion was caused by vapor
from the petroleum tank taking fire at the
furnace used by laborers mending it. The
tank contained 10000 gallons. Two men
were burned to death and several we're
severely injured.
, 1888-09-02
AIRING Utes.

DENVER, Sept. Hon. j. B. Gallo
way tonight received a letter from the
foreman of lis ranch in Paradox valley
confirming the rumor of the fight between
a band of Southern Utes and a band of
Pah Utes. The latter numbered about
200. The battle occurred near Lazal
mountain, and when the courier left for
Grand Junction several Indians had been
killed and the battle was still raging.
Ranchers have all gone into the settle
ments.
, 1888-09-02
An Anniversary.

BERLIN, Sept. 1.-The anniversary Of
the surrender of Sedan was celebrated to-
day by a review of the Garde Du Corps.
Immense crowds witnessed the man9u-
vers. The emperor was accompanied to
the field by the king of Sweden and the
king of Saxony, the crown prince of
Greece and Princes Henry and Albert of
Prussia. The people greeted the emperor
with great enthusiasm.
, 1888-09-02
Chlnamen at Base BAH.

CHICAGO, Sept. Fifteen hundred
people witnessed the base ball game be-
tween the San Francisco and the Chicago
Chinese clubs at the National League ball
park this afternoon. No Cinnamon were
present except the players. The Caucas-
ians paid full admission to see a stupid
game OF three innings, which lasted two
hours and a half and resulted in a score
of 81 to 20 in favor of San Francisco
, 1888-09-02
Determined TO Die.

MIDDLETowN, N. Y. Sept. VIM.
J. Mccoy registered at the Madison
house last night from San Francisco. He
took laudanum with suicidal intent, but
took too much. and this morning he shot
himself. The ball entered his left breast.
and the, surgeons think it Just missed the
heart. Letters found in his room show
that the act was premeditated. He will
probably die.
, 1888-09-02
An Editor Horsewhipped.

Cry OF MEXICO, Sept. 1.-The editor
of the SEQ Universal. Manuel Caballerc,
was horsewhipped in the theater last
night.
, 1888-09-02

Sheep meet with an active demand, but
the very heavy receipts have knocked
prices down about zoe, The general
weakest. Sales range chiefly at 50. 75@
LIS, with Westerns So. 6093.S5 and
Texans SO. 0003. so.
, 1888-09-02
For fine watch repairing,
David Miller. Idelman block

School opens tomorrow
and she children aCtH all
need states, pads, INK, pens
and stationery. We can
sare y0n 0He-h aH tn price.
1.-THE FAIR q
, 1888-09-02

Seventy five cents will buy a pair of
boys short pants. 1. Greentree, ciothier.
, 1888-09-02

A large line of fall overcoats just re-
ceived at Hellman's.
, 1888-09-02

Buy a suit before you send your boy to
school. | have them from 50 upwards
/. Greentree.
, 1888-09-02

81 boys suits selling at S. now at He'll
mans.
, 1888-09-02

Job Printing done at the Leader Office.
, 1888-09-02

Legal Blanks at the Leader Office.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-09
Death OF Harry II. shank /.

Harry b. Shank, the well-known shirt.
maker, died sunday at his residence, No
236 West Orange street, In the 43d year OF
his age, OF consumption, from which he
had been sufferer for several years. Ho
WAS an energetic business man until fsiling 8
health compelled him TO retire. He
carried on in this city and also In
Pittsburg and other places, and bore
the reputation OF being an upright
and honorable business man. He had
large acquaintance In Lancaster, and
leaves q wife and family TO mourn his
death. lis funeral will take place We'd
nesday afternoon at ! o'clock at the house,
and at . o'clockl at the Old Mennonite
church, near Millersyllle, where the inter-
ment will be made. A special car will be
run on the Miilersville road for the accom-.
mediation of friends.
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rHE onuRUH BEr.LioERESr.
DisgvacefuI Quarrel IN . Resding Churc
AFTER the Communion service.

DisgvacefuI Quarrel In . Rssdipg Church
AFTER the Communion service.
After the communion service In the First
Presbyterian church, Reading, on Sunday,
great excitement was caused by an altsrca'
ton between the organist, Professor BOW
ers, who IL one Of the adhereuts OF the pcs
tor, Rev. James l.. Leeper, and John Jones,
q prominent member OF the anu.LepvI
faction. organist Bowers was charged Win
having been bought BY the Leeperites, ano
In the war OF words which followed No
threatened TO knock Mr.. Jones down. fef'
sons who were near cay that the latter vas
called " q hump. backed old hypocrite,' put
Professor Bowers' statement is that ne
said II Mr.. Jones was not docrepit old man
he would knock him down.
Members Of the congregation interpoeed
and prevented breacn OF the peace, bui
the fight was taken mp by Q number Of
ladies', who would not be sllenced. The
scene In described a. having been disgrace
ful In the extreme. A number OF the anti
Leeperites were In church on Sunday fol
the first time In many months TO participate
in the annual communion, 30 % not 70 lost
their membership, and this gave rise 70 IN
disturbance in the congregation. Notwitn
l standing the split In the church, twenty
seven persons were received into member
| ship on Sunday. Several new lawsuit
| will probably be added TO those alread J
pending, all arising out OF the feud.
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CHICAGO, July 7.--Cattle--R Receipts. $500 I;
shipments. 700 market active; best ma
sb OOl5G 70 common TO good, ~ 5000 90 stock
ers and feeders. "a zoos 30 COWS, bulls and
mixed, d s003 40; TerAs cattle, ll 5003t0
western rangers. sSb0Spl IS.
Hogs-keceipts. 500 head; shipments.
5000, market active , mixed: eb0S SO
sheep Receipts. 1000 head; shipments
400; market steady; muttons, u b01S 25
western feeders. % 2od3 80; Texans, q aga 30
lambs, S5 O0<D6 rs.
EAST LIBnEry. - Cattle -Receipts. 7O3
shipments, s33 nothing doing all throug ,
consignmentsi 2G cars shipped TO New Yorh
to-day.
/ 1900 market Arm Philadelphias. - t5o
6lb mixed, Is sos 90 Workers. y eoae 90
SonmSn S,roo 70 fs,r saG 191 dHs 'o'
sheep -keceipts. 2Oo; Shipments, l.soo
| market slow: prime. u b9i 10; fair .
i 67S.
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AaA Yarh GlanIl.

NEW YoRK. July .. p. m.-Monoy closed
at ~ per cent Exchange steady posted
rates. o. s7kdi s9H; actual rates q SO
s7I for 60 days ana u s90i s3l< for demand |;
Govern msnts closed steady; currency IS,
q 10 bid Is coup, u 27H; ks DO. d O7H
bid.
Tho stock market this morning opened
dun and without notable change IN prices.
Almost Immediately on the opening a selling
III movement in some OF the leading stocks
prices eeclined u TO ss~per cent. during the
nrst half hour. Toward IL o'clock buying
movement in Reading, northern Pacific pre-
ferie and the Gould stocks strengthened the
market ana at midday prices wore V TO pei
cent. higher than they closed Saturday night
The market nj the present writing 10 dull.
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MARkE2H,
New York Afarkss.


Rsw YonK, July 9.-Flour market steady I;
Fine, o. 0,6pl IS; ,superfne. y 8503 90; MINI
Extra. 81 7jsp5 %; City Mil, Extra, u S50a 90.
Winter " heat extra, 81 1905 90.
Wheat-So. l. Hed, State ~ OF No 2. o0sl49ll<c;
No. 2, Eed, Winter. July, 1890 August,
sgke; Sept, soc; receipts none; shipments,
1874.
Corp--nc. .. Mixed. Cash. bS05Sxc';
Aug. blfc; sept. 6s'fc; receipts g,ito ;
Oats mo. i, W mite. state. ap4a4ic, No. . DO.
Hhc, No. mixed, Aug, ai%c; receipts.
81 900 shipments, none,
kye duh; state zoo.
Barley nominal.
Pork duh Old Mess, sli Ola 25.
Lard steady July, " bJ Aug,is 81
Molasses steady; Tor ~ boiling stock, 1870.
Rosin quiet; strained TO good, 81 07Spn IL. 4
Petroleum dull Refined In Gases. 8kc.
Treights dun grain to Glasgow, IA.
Butter dull Western Creamery, l6Qglekc.
Cheese steadyi western Flat, R6sLc.
State Factory, 1k4so Fancy White, 10
riggs steaoy .slate, ls8lsxc; western, ITO
lsc
sugar cun; Refined Cuuoaf. So; Granuia-
ted, Tac.
Taiiow elsy; Prime City. s]f6pS l6-lsc.
kica nominal Carolina. fair good, thc.
Coffee duli ; Fair Cargoes. Tor Rio. l5c.
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B,ils OF the County Auditors.
sunday Evening Runaway.

George Schee.z and Joseph Armstrong
drove horse belonging to the latter gen.
lsman out to Grsefi's Landing last evening
They tied the animal to post and he soon
frightened ct man, who passed carrying q
laatern. He tore the bride and started 70
town. A he came In South Queen street
he also collided with several other teams,
30 Close was he to two of these ths! the
whips were knocked from the buggiesI
Near the old postoffice the horse slipped and
fell heavily upon the belgian blocks, cuttin &
himself badly. He recovered to his feet,
however, and ran to Hull's drug store where
he was csuaht The buggy was not dam.
aged at all.
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OmcoIs Instaiied.

At stated meeting OF Pliny Lodge 423,
X. Of p, OF Rswlinsviile, held Saturday
evening, p. O., 7. J. Shirk installed the
following officers for the ensuing term.
p. O., James II. Pegsp; G. c., J. j. Tomiin
son; y. O., 8. J. Noli;prelate, Martin Lewis,
y. A., J. Frank Moss; X. OF II. d S., i. X.
Mcclure; M OF F., +. p. Duffy; M. of f.,
laAc Walton; l. g., Daniel Armstrong; o.
g., Bayard Rinehart; Rep. to Grand LODI Q,
JUhn Duffy.
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CHICAGO July . $50 u, m.-Market opened
wheat-Ju,y, sSl4r.; Aug, s2xc Sept, SIC
Oct e2Sc.
Corn--Juiy. 5OSc.; Aug, 5lbsc Sept, slI.o
Oct, 5lSc.
oate--July. SSAc. Aug. 2dssc.; Sept. 96IIc.
Oct t, 261 20.
Pork-Juiy, sl3 so August, Ns 60; Sept.
sl365
Lard-July. ss 22ki August. ss 27S Sept.
IS IS Oct - 87k.
sept,C 7ln,
CLOSING.
Wheat--J uly, s2Gc Aug. slhc Sept. soA.c.
Corn--J uiy, 49ho; Aug. i9ysoi sept, 60baC,
Oct, bO>sc.
Oats-Ju'y, s?7.c. Aug, essSc; Sept. aJssc
Oct. 25ssc.s
Pork-July, Sa So; Aug. NS b5; Sept
tl3 02x oct, sSt5
Lard--Juiy, as l2K; Aug, ts 22x; Sept
q 27k Oct Us 80.
short Rios-Juiy. u Co; Aug, q 60
sept,E t7k.l
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Circuh COMING.

The adyertising car OF King d Franklin's
circus has arrived In Lancaster, and to day
. force of men billed the town for the sp.
pearance OF the show here on Wednesday,
July 1s The show plays q: low prices,
and Il IL highly spoken OF. Among the
performers are Andy Showers, an old Lam
caster boy, who has not been here In many
years, and Geo ii. Schsum, OF Lancaster,
m acrobat Showers has large number OF
trained animals, DC.
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~,. ph,Isde,phis cattle Srsrses.

yHtApRLrH1A, July The rec< ipts NJ the
north Pennsylvania and West Phiiadeipkia
drove yards we're:
FOR the week Beeves. $500; sheep, ll.M0
boRp. OOO. Previous week Beevoo, UO |;
sheep, II 90 hogs. $500.
Beef Cattle were in goc q request AZ far 90 the
goOu grades were cOncernsu. ana prices an-
vanced hc. extra, 6A06kc: good, 5k00c I;
medium, 6kc: common, 8hQ4Hc.
sheep were in fair demand extra, &c 1000,
lk0tkc medium, sk0lNc common, 20Skc
lambs, Sk07hc.
Hogs were active, extra Chicagoes, SKA
SIC good Western, 71S0sc couni ry, 7H011Ic.
Fat Cows were dull and lower. at Ik03hc.
Mich Calves we're lower at 2k06Ac.
Mich Cows were inactive ate2S055.
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The GOmtDs OOupty Fair,

The managers OF tho coming county fair
met at B, +. Montgomery's law Office to
day, and transacted current business In d.
dent to arranging for the fair. Several ap-
plications from n distance for space to ex.
hibit were referred to committees. From
the applications thus far made It can be
safely said that the fair will be a decided
success.
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Good Fishing.

F.shing seems TO be very good In the
6usquehanna at present and bass are
running thick. Lewis q. Hsldy and Jacob
Holiinger went 10 Bald Friar, Md, and
came home Saturday evening with 40 bass.
Frank Brenper, the weIl-known fisher
man and boatman, hooked 40 bass himself
at Safe Harbor on Saturday.
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Hia Eifat Sermonk

Rev. E. w. Burke, the new pastor o, the
West Mission M. T.. church, this city,
Ire sched 10 large congregations morning
aud sfternoon on sunday, and n ade very
favorabls i'm preston.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-09

George Erhart, who is charged by his
brother LYMAN Etbart, OF this city, with
assault and battery, had hearing before
Alderman McConomy this afternoon. He
was held In bail for trial at court.
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liia EiIal llifan.e a

a. J. kiinger, arrested on Middle street
g saturday night by Officer Dare for
esoekeoness and disorderly conduct, was
onsseea this morning by the msyor, 1t
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slzsy- One m..r. s.o.,,.a

The services ct b. fsais NJ. L. church
pa sunday were largely attend. The spe-
c,ei ssasurs OF the exereifss was the recep.
picu Into the church Of sixty one member.
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PROPOSALS..

NEW STOCK OF CANES.
&N ALL STYLES AND LOWEST PRICES.
DkMUTH's ClGAR STORE,
No. ia East King Street
- Established, ITO. febes. .WksRtfd
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jyG star

ENSTATE OF ADAM p. HAMBRlGHT,
Ia late OF the city of Lancaster, deceased.
The undersigned auditor, appointed toadis-
tribute the balance remaining in the hands OF
9eorRe n. Hambiight, administrator, a. b. n.
O {. a., to and among those legally entitled to
the same. will sit for that pun pose on Thurs-
day. the 10th day OF August, 1858. at 10 O'Clock
q. IN, in tho Library Room of the Court House,
in the city of Lancaster, whore all persons In.
teres u d in said distribution may attend.
Iyp-3tdM JOHN NE.SNYDER, Auditor.
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ESTATE OF HANNAH DESMOND,
u late of Lancaster city. deceased
The undersigned auditor, appointed 70
handsof Charles A. Heinitsh. administrator.
TO ana among those legally entitled to the
same, will cit for that purpose on saturday,
August 10, 1883. at 10 o'clock u. IN, In ths ~.
brary Room OF the Court Hous ,, In the City OF
Lancaster, wnere all persons interested In
e. ROSS EsHLEMAN,
JyG star Auditor.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-18

i25'n street. and many others. vi,
also reply TO ttor7 of Inquiry.
We submit th,t tLc above -'onish
lng cure, vouchod for ~ II f. by rcpu
htl men, il dc-otvirg Ola through
al Il candid ihyctt g,ti, u by thinkir z
Icop,e. And We tprther -ubmtt tha,
hen druggist. way customers
by fal-itl ing the character OF a rem .
dy BE- cause Whey do not happen I"
have it on hand, hey do great
wrong. If th,s afflicted man mad not
disrcgarded the drtggist7 advice and
sol t,lseW here for the remedy lac
would " tht ut doubt lave been i'll h $
rave.
other letters 0ia similar character
lrtnn y. 'ulueut individuals, which
stamp =. cine H. Il remedy OF un-
doubted merit; W II be cent on apll'-
cation. Price. 81 90 or 8 bottles. IS
90. Sold by Druggits, or sent b!
NAL on receipt otprice.
The kaskinc Company 81 Ware
St., New ork.
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PROPHETIC
rhe storm of the water Not Ne
come

ihe storm Of the water Not Vet
come
The Rev. Mr. lljck THU mouth b.
gins the puthca ion, in ST Louis, OF
live MOI THY jourIsI, WORKS and
Works, which " j be la7go ly devoted
to the sc.crcc of meteorological phc-
nomens, etc HE predictions for Z
present month are thus pres' nted IN
his valuable &c hart and Calender
"A storm, originating the last two
DAYS of 1887, will end about the third
OF January, adding to the supply OF
snow on hand, aud Will be followed
for four or five days by excessive cold
Beware of exposure III all Northern
End Western sections. About the 10th
or nth il win turn warmer, culmlna-
ting in a torn OF rain and snow
about the 12th 18th aud I'm; very cold
days will tcl ow. Prepar', From the
21st to the 9Th the hardest storm OF
the month NAV be expected. Danger
Gus a Il destructive b'HAsrds NJ d
blockades are certainty; scet. The
collect DAYS of the winter VIII
mott likely follow thee storms.
Heevy rain 10 the lar South and South
west "
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ECZEMA

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To- mt rm YOU Off Improvement in the use
otthc tutloura Remedies In my case of e
we're Cronic Eczema rNthematosa, and to-day
choerfuly confirm all then SAID. consider
my cure perfect an complete and attribute II
entirely O. your remedies, having used no
Others,
FERNAN Esq ENCN A. DO,
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-18

The expansion OF the mind tend, to
skeItiu-m and uubtliet. But those
who have 'Xperlelced the cura4 We
properties OF Morris Casca inc for
dyspepsia and Indigestion testify to
lis lnlAllihilitN.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-18

People who indulge i'll high living
are apt to suller from overiaXed
stomachs. Mcrris' Cascarlne il cure
cure for the disorders whicn arise
from such Indulgence.