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sURANCE COMPANIES.
Important Statement

The ohio VALLEY LIFE COMPANY in nine
leaS, Aincc Its organization, has paid upWafds Of
Three Hundred and Thirty Thousand DOLLARS 70
widoWs and orphans Of deceased members. II Is
In better financial condition than ever before; II
Is grAcuAlly accommodating Reserve Eund, which
viii guarantee protection for longest surviving
menbcn IT. annual death nate Is much lower
lhAH the average experiCnce; and the cost OF In
iutAn5e In the 'OHlO VALLEY" Il less than one
ht.i That charged by Old Life Insurance Com
PANTS
The "OHIO VALLEY" has paid TO heIn Of do
ceased members in Wheeling and vicinity up
EHdi Of siIty.lhIee ThouEAnd Dollars. Among
iIliny payment thus made, we mention the iol'
lowing: A. 4. Robinson, seventh ward; 4. 7: HON.
inAl Fulton: X. II. Phillips, Assessor; Davld
irrIerieE, Rlrst ward; James Wheeler, seventh
ward; Frederick BAumcr, guardian, music dealer
k,v. b. + Howell and 4. u. Bags, Bridgeport
IhonN Mouis, RallrDad Agent BelIAire.
u you want reliable Life Insurance, at low COS I,
enquire At the once OF the Company, Reilly Block,
corner Of Market and Fourteenth streets, second
uoor, tFOnt. Agents wanted. .,,,....
7. CAMPBELI- Secretary.
DA 7. II. LOGAN, Treasurer. jail
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BABIES that are fretiul, peevish, cross
or troubled with Windy Collie, Teething
Palma or Stomach Disorders, can be re-
lieved OF once by using Acker's Baby
Soother. 1t contains no Opium or Nor.
phine, hence is safe. Price % cents. Sold
by Logan & Co.,, O. R. GoetEe, Chas. Men
kemiller, r. B. Burt and Bowie Bros. s
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The best gsIvs in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chspped hands, chilbiainH,
corns, and all skin eruptiong, and posi-,
lively cures piles, or no pay required. II
Is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price % cents spsl
box. For Bals by Logan & Go.
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HIS MISTAKE.

Journal Of Education.
He called her ''angel" when she said
che would be his wife for life,
And, wedding her, he had no dread
OF bickeriDE and strife.
Repeatedly 70 me he sAid
With other foolish things:
~ tell you, she's al angel, Ned
Why, all she lacks is wings"
But now ten yeaTS have passed away
He Is not quite 40 blind;
And when he speaks Of her to-day,
His View are changed, find,
Her praise he no longer sings,
But frankly says: "Egadl
used 10 think she must have wings,
by JOvel wish she hAdr'
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
me F.sturss of the Money and stO,
Markets.

The BsatuTSs Of the Money and Stock
Markets.
NV YoEK. Feb. lo.-Noney on call easy at 2 to
~ per cent; last loan ~ per cent; closed at 2a2k
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 6G7 per cont.
sterling exchange dull but hrm at q sIAI S551<.
Sales OF stock to-day were ~, shares.
The stock market was dull but arm again To-
day, though most Of the improvement was lost be-
lore the close. The aTGt sales were made at i'm.
provementg extending to Y per cent and further
Of from II 70 n per cent. were established
In the early trading, but the market soon settled
down into the usual dullntIs and HlAgnRncy, and
prices began 70 yield, the only features Of special
note being the drop on Manhattan and the advance
In Richmond & Vest Point preferred. The mar.
ket closed very dull and about steady. Almost
everything Is higher tonight but advances arc for
iAcGionS only, except Richmond q West Point
preferred, which gained X per cent
Railroad bonds were dull; sales 1851, 900,
Government bonds were very dull and steady.
State bondswere very dull and steady.
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DALTIMORE 4 OHIO RAILROAD

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
DDepGrture oi trains from Wheeling. Schedule
In eject November 20, lSS7-RaItern dine;
Express for Chicago and the Southwest, $50 a.
FxpnEs for Cincinnati and St. Louis, $50 a. IL.
daily, ll:l5 p. m. daily except Saturday.
EXprGz for Columbus and Cincinnati, 2:i5A, NJ,
For Columbus, s:Eos. m. daily, and ll:i5 p m.
daily except saturday, aud 2:26 p m daily except
Expires for Washington, D. c., baltimore, Phils.
delphIl and New York, 6:4oR. IN And 6a5 p. N.
daily.
and n m. daily; EzpTeEB. $40 q. m, l:ib p. m.
daily except Sunday. Additional way trnin ioT
Washington. Pa, $50 p. N daily except Sunday.
For MoundGyille, 12:0O noon, daily except sun
FOR Grsiton, S;l5 p. m, daily S1oep: sunday.
For Cum berlAnd, $3.50 q. M, daily except sunday.
For q C,Girsyille, $50 a. n, p. m. and $50
Express trains arrive nom Chicago, $40 and $50
q. N. aud GAS p. m. daily and 300 c m daily ex
cept Monday.
natl, $50 &. N. and 6:I5 p m. daily.
EIpreSl trains sThye from Philadelphia, Bait.
more and Warrington, D. o., 1880 g. N. aud lo:SS
" T FTi SriIve from Columbus, 500 a. m. daily
and 6:45 p, M daily, and iO:SS a. IN. daily except
T Trains arrive from Pittsburgh, go daily, and
1875 D. m aud G:55 p. m. daily except sunday;
i 10 {. N daily except Saturday, aud 2:iO a. N.
sunday only.
daily except SUNDAY.
Trains arrive from Grafton 9:2S M, daily OK.
Trains arrive from Cumberland $50 p. n daily
except sunday.
i:l5 and 6:t6 D. M, daily except Sunday.
baggage called for and checked ct hotels and
residences on orders left at ticket ONCE, 100 MAJ
ket street and Gt depot
Q. K. LORD, Gen. Pan. Agent.
W, NJ CIRMEET9 Manager
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SAVE the Children. They are especially
liable to sudden Colds, Coughs, Group,
Whooping Cough, etc, We guarantee
Acker's English Remedy positive cure.
1t saves hours Of anxious watching. Sold
by Logan & Co., Q. r. Goethe, @. Menke-
miller, r. B. Burt and Bowie Bros.
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Du 0UodE,

NEW YoAK, Feb l0.-The usual large sales were
reached through deliveries on orders, but the new
demand wES moderate for want Of stocks 10 draw
upon. For autumn wOolens there was q fair order
request, but at Improbable prices
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ELI RonRTSs, Rhnp1n p. o., Columbia Co.,
Pa, SAYS: My daughter had catarrh WhGh
Sare'S CntArrh Remedy advertised, and, pro-
CURED bottle for her, and soon saw that It
heipSd her; third bottle effected perma;
nefit cure. She Is now eighteen years old ana
so,Ind and hearty"
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UOfLDn,

otIa,ns iasic JntSTrS ciossd Siradv. SebIsS,
IL $50; March i06lC: April 1000; May lotto: June
7yc July lOslc; August 10 sc; september TO- Sc
October lOloc; November 9S9c; December Q s9ci
JAnuSry g.97c.
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PHILIDuImA. Pa, Feb l0,-wOol steady; Ohio,
and West Virginia NX and above STA
$40; extra SOC; medium S6a37c; coarse sec: New
York, Michigan, Indiana and western are or Y and
XS CSC; medium sc; coASe 3Sa36c; fine wBShed
delAine Y aud Xxx SiG3sC; medium washed comb
Ing and delalne 8SA89c; coane do 3GaS7c; Canada
dun unwRShed combEng and delainO 2IG20c;
cosrIe do 2a2sc,
NV YoRK, Feb lO.-Wool quiet ard steady;
domestic fleece 22l3Ic; pulled l5ag3c.
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CHICAGO, Feb. l0.-The DrOver'I Journal reports:
OIttls-ReceipB GOO head shipments 5000 head
market steady: choice 81 0Os5 SO steers s. 0S4 9O
stOckeB and feeders g. S0a3 so: COWS, bulls and
shipments 1000 head; market strong and Sc
highefs mixed s. l5G5 50: heavy IS 35So rs; light
IS OOa5 IS; SkiDs So 20aI 80. sheep-ReCeipG 600
head: shipments 100 head: market steady; ma.
tlves g l0a5 Is: western 81 76A5 lJ Texans s. Goa
4 W; lambs 81 25a6 Is,
EAST LmXRIY, Feb. 10-Catlle--Beceipts none:
shipments liz head: market, nothing doing; all
through conhgnmenH HOgX--ReceipS 500 head ;
shipments 100 head; market fair; Phlladelphias
IS SOa6 10; mixed IS 6Sa5 rs; YOrken IS 6QR5 60;
common 10 fair b 25a5 10; pigs 81 Sea- %. Sheep
-ReceIpn GOO head; shipments 40 head; market
drm nj UNCHANGED price,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-11

Mrs. Giveawsy, the wife OF the railroad
agent at Tennessee Pass, CAL, gave birth
to Eve bouncing boys recently.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-11

The part OF Indiana in the Union, ssyB
the Chicago NepJ, is to furnish the coun.
try with natural gas, silver, dialect poems
and Vice Presidents.
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STANHERIRG CURED.

System based upon natures laWu. NO SECRECY
NO TRICKS. system explained 70 those inter
eStcd.
Testimonials from physicians educators and pa.
irons, who have received beneht from the method
Of instruction. Address,
MES. NJ. STEVENS HART, Principal,
Warrington School Of Elocuhon and Englikh
900 II Street, N. W., Washington, I. @,
Students boarded in family Of PRINCIPAL.
feM
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aCongtnntly Hawking and SpIttIng.'

THOMAS ]. RUSHING, Esq, 1907 Pine Strctt,
from catarTh for three years. At timCs could
hardly breathe, and was constantly hawking
md splitting, and for tho last eight months
could not breathe through the noStrIlS. |
liz was advised to try DIR. Sagc'S Catarrh
Ecncdy, and nm now well man. believe
Il n bG The only sure remedy for catnTfh now
manufactured, md ono hns only to give II q
fair trial to experience astounding results ana
n DcrmlnCnt Curo.'
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sKIN SUCCESS soap preserves the skin,
Skin Success cures Cutaneous complains,
At drug store OF MCLsin Bros.
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At York Springs, Pa, q man recently
cut down o tree, three feet in diameter,
and found q horseshoe imbedded in the
wood near tho heart OF the tree.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-11

Said the Governor OF Dakota to the
Governor Of Minnesota: "It'B a short
time between blizzards."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-11

A HEALTHY skin may be obtained
through Skin Success. Cleansing soap
and healing ointment. At drug store Of
McLain Bros.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-11

The Tumor that the ProhibltionIsis, II
they get into power, will revoke poetic
license can be set down as untounded.
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Prof. W. HAUsNER, tho famous mcsmcrist,
of HLded, n. Y, writes: Some ten years ngo
/ suffered untold agony from chronic nasal
incurnb!e, and sud must die. Ny case was
such n bad one, that every day, tOwGrds sun:
al, nv voice would become 60 hoarSc could
barely speak above whisper. In the morning
INV coughing and clearing OF my throat would
almost strnngle me. by the use OF Dr. Sage, 9
CatarTh Remedy, In three months, was well
man. and the cure has been permanent
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1t takss every year 100000 horses
tails 10 keeps Pawtuckett (R. L hairCloth
factory in running order.
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Grape Vines for Spring Of 1885,

so Varieties OF the Best Old and New Grapes
Grown In this Country.
80 6accid, Ives, Hartford, CAtRwbG or Perkins,
Tor 81 co.
IL Martha, Champion. Alva, AgHwRm, Seneca,
salem, Goethe, or WRTden's Tor 81 90.
10 lOckngOn, JedenOn, LADY, Telegraph
Barry, Wilder, Delaware, Brighton or Duchess
for 81 o.
. SiagArs Hoore's Early or RmpIre State, for
N0, In n collection OF other varieties.
Wines strictly frt class, and very low BY the 100
or co.
Also, Rs,pbeyries. BlGckberrieJ, Strawberries,
CuifAnu and GoosberTies in variety.
Persons desiring 70 plant small fruits are 70
quSted to send list OF what they want, 10 DO
priced before ordering elsewhere Address,
W. NJ. DUNLAP,
!G6nAw West Alexander, Pa.
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.OLEVELAED & PITTSBURGH RAIL
~ ROAD.-UndeI schedule In eject JAN. y i,
1855, tralnl loGVo Bridgeport, Central STANDARD
time; For PltthburRh and Cleveland, $40 =. M,
i:0l p. m. For Pittsburgh lo:I7 4. N. For Wells
Tie, t:lt D. m. For stoubonYille, $50 =. n. For
Martins Ferry, 6:l5 q. N.
Trains ArTiTe a Bridgeport a. 7;63 .. m, lo:2 g.
lao
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DITTsBURGH, CINCINNATI & ST,
JIG LOUIS RAILWAY CO-PGnhEndlo Rorls,
Under schedule IN eject MAY %, 1851, tralni
leave Wheeling Central Standard tlmei For Ettu.
benVille and Pituourgh, Gas a. m, l2:95 p. M.
g. N. and S:05 p. m. rAins make direct connection
for Columbus, Cincinnati, indianapolis and Chi.
oaRo. The l2:95 p, N. train EaGkCs direct CDnnee
ton for Columbus and Chicago.
Trains arrive a. Wheeling, tl5 q. n, i0:i5 s. u.
2:Q .. m. and 500 .. N. mv2t
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NEW YORK. Feb. l0-The business In petroleum
was lighter than has BEEN since the dull days Of
last summer aud no interest was shown In the
trading at any time: oIened a. 6glSC; highest
coke; lowest Sgc; cloGe1 at 9oc; sales S6S 0O0 bar
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SUNDAY tfaInB on K & Q. Hallway arrive o.
Charleston at 6:lO .. IA waiting for Q. \. L. Il.
train No. l at Point Pleasant, This Ia the short
tickets via. the Ohio River Railroad. For Informs
ton regarding rates, routes, etc, address
". ]. R0BIN5QE, Gsnl Pass. Ayont,
FErke5burg, ". Va,
FRED, HU5EMEE,
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BRADFORD, Pa, Feb. lO-opened at 9O1sc; closed
Gt S91fc: highest 9J7Gci lowest s91lci ClearAnces
80 m hnFrnlR
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Wool.

TTrUNILLH, Pa, Feb lO.-opaned at 900; highest
9g1fc; lowest Sg1{c; closed 81 S9JSC,
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PrrrEBuRsH, Pa, Feb. lo.-PeGoleum dull but
.eady; opened at VIC; closed al Sg1Sc; highest
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on CITY, Pa, Feb. j0-opened at 900; highest
901lc; lowest S9JSc; closed at Sg1sc; sales 100
barrels; CleArantes l,060,oO0 barrels; runs S9905
barrels; shipments 1856 barrels; charters 76,746
haFFnln
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Grand Quarterly Drawing
In tho Academy oil Music, New Orleans,
Tuesday, March IS, 1888,

Capital Prize, 100000
100 900 Tickets at Twenty Dollars each. Halves
S1Oi Quarters 80; Tenlhs SO; TWentieths 81.
INT M PRfZeg
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Address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, Ia
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-04-06
Boaus Dakota school Bonds.

49, Q00R3t ~ 1AVG2 ~ ANFSr
Chicago Inter Ocean, 8: w. @. Cole
& Go. recovered before Judge Anthony
yesterday q Judgment for S7eS against
tho National school furnishing COM
ipanY. Cole & Go. are brokers and in
January. 1881, purchased from the Ma
tional school furnishing company three
Bchool bonds OF Hill township, De Smet
county, Dakota, for STA. Il WEI after-
wsrds discovered that the bonds were
fictitious, az there was no Hill township
and no De Smet county in Dakota. It
was also discovered that there had been
some some $1,000 OF the fraudulent
paper issued, and a number of firms, in
Guiding Al. FL. Andrews, had been
swindsed. Cole & 90. demanded from
the National school furnishing company
q return OF the money, but we're refused,
and this suit wa begun The defense
OF the company WAS that Cole & Go.
did not exercise ordinary business prnd.
ance in the matter, az Q proper inyesti-
cation would have discovered the fraud.
Judge Anthony thought otherwise, and
decided That Cole 4 Co were justified
in trusting to the National company,
uhioh was c~hargeabls with nm implied
guaranty OF the gSnnineness of the
bonds. An appeal vas taken. On the
trial aietter WAS read ID evidence from &
man who signed himself James D. No
Donald, who said he had forged the
bonds when ssetfapped, !" and hnd made
q cool 81 900 ont OF the thing, which he
was now enjoying in Montreal his ma
tive piaca.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-04-06
An Unfaisnfui Husb.nd.

New Rockford, Dakota, April
Jack Donahue. d somewhat noted char
aoter, has been delivered up to the
authorities OF this county by his erst-
while wife, who had gone on his bond
when arrested on . charge of Encrsgag-
ing some Of her property two years ago.
Mrs. Donahue wAs the widow OF 3 sol
der killed in the Custer massacre and
had 30 600 or $1,000 which tempted her
late reGreant husband to marry her.
Soon after the marriage, scme ten years
ago, Mrs.. gDonahue gave her now di-
vorccd husband 800 wish which 10 buy
q team Tor the farm. The lord Of the
household proved untrue and with the
money went to ireland and enlisted in
the army, ftomswhich he was discharged
upon tho efforts 81 his wife and returned
here. Everything went passabiy we'll
until last fall, when Mrs.. Donahues was
informed that her husband wac 20 meet
and marry o pretty Grand Forks waiter
girl ON . certain day at Bismarck. The
much abused woman took the train for
the capltRl city and arrived III time TO
have the twain asreated The case came
mp for trial two months ago and was
dismissed. In the meantime Mrs.
Donahue secured : diverse End has now
delivered the slippery Jack into khe
hands OF the oficials.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-04-06
The Whito Man,s Government.

Z-EIWEfLAasff
The rabid spirit Of hatred and bitterness
that has been 80 frequently alluded to as
characteristic OF the south of today is
found in its fullest measure in the follow
ing from recent editorials in The Raleigh
On. ca News:
1.-THE supremacy of the white mar must
be maintained in this white mans land,
and further united effort is necessary to
that end, Let The white man who forgets
what he owes the best interests Of his
state, and consorts with the negro in any
way for the. purpose Of influencing his
vote or maintaining the solidity Of his
vote apart from that whichsis best for She
whole people, be branded politically with
the brand OF Cain. He has betrayed his
race brethren. He has deliberately slain
the principles he. should hold dearest.
There should be no place for such a man
anywhere at any time among white
people,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-04-06
zress and 9akplaiaa
A klNaEs OLA BREEZE.

t4A4Ht-E EgrE5
Hail Driven by q Gaie-RuIsdisgs Ua-
rooted and Other Damage.
Faribauit, April 4-At $3.50 this after-
noon this oily was visited by the, most
terrible wind and hail storm it has ever
experienced. Roofs we're torn off from
stone buildings, signs were blown nither
and th,ther like straws, and dry goods
boxes ard hats of uniucky pedestrians
were sent aying mp Main street like
paper balls, TRere was nothing cylonic
IL the stnssas IL was mainly wind and
hail. Coming from the southeast at the
rate of sixty miles an hour, 1t struc9 the
coulter OF the city at 3:32, and continued
iii great violence for fifteen minutes.
The first roof to- go was that OF Mrs.
Hendricks, stone bnilding ON Main
street, which was blown of To- the rear.
|Others quickly followed, among them
being that OF Voltz Brothers stone
building, the.three story Union block,
l6OxW feet in dimension, owned by
"A. IL. Hill, and the east portion
Of the roof Of The church OF the
Immaculate Conception. Roman Oatho-
lilo. The roof was also blown off the de-
pot. A scuttle from one of the build
ings struck o gentleman, name unknown,
about thirty years Of age, on the head,
in1icting serious, though NOT necessarily
fatal injuries. This is the only casualty
SO far az is known, though many ladies
tainted from fright. The plate glass
irontin the Union block and in R. d.
Lieb's shoe store were blown ont into
the street. The new high school and
the new rattRn works bHildings we're also
injured, but to what extent could NOT be
learned. Many telegraph and telephone
poieo we're broken of, swapping like
reeds under the fury of the gale. II ID
estimated that the total loss will be
100000. and possibly more The col.
lege buildings escaped unhurt beyond
having . few panes Of ;9lses broken.
Watetville, April "A very severe
storm commenced here this afternoon q,
abont 8 O'Clock and is still raging. The
storm was accompanied by heavy thun.
der and lightning and q terrible wind
from the east. In the village but very
little damage waH done, some old roofs
being blown OF and things generally
Shaken up. A bad .looking cloud wa.
seen passing north. of hsre and terrible
Sound Wal here; which died ous as the
cloud passed away. SO far the only
serious damage reported near hese CON
siSts OF several houses upreofed and q,
one place several miles north OF here th.
upper story OF q house belonging 80 [
man named Steering was blown com
pletsly off seriously il not fatally in
Turing two children, n OF whom wa
an invalid. At Morristown the elevator
il blown down and considerable tothe
damage done. Az Beams Mills, stw,
miles west Of Faribault, fifteen box car
which were ON q side track with Oh,
brakes set were blown ont on The mali
track. Not enough rain has fallen. ye
to cause any washouts, but il the storm
CONTINUES it is highly probable tina
there will b estrouble.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-04-06
No Charm Can Save Him.

The southern editor, who sent to Presi-
dent Cleveland a rabbits footwhich had
been amputated from an animal shot lin
the dark, Of the moor,,n freely predicts
that the able statesman referred to will be
elected to q second term. With all due
Difference to the magic influences Of rab-
biz's foot, The Journal reluctantly acknowl-
edges a discouraging lack of faith. There
are times when a rabbits foot won't save
q man OF destiny. II q long string OF
glittering blunderS would serve tx insure
success Nj. Cleveland would be sure of a
second term, but somehow or other the
American people don't seem to appreciate
Mr. Cieyeland's characteristic breaks.
They are probably deficient in humor.-
Nebraska State Journal.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-04-06
a .Put and Oalf.n

This ID . funny phrase 10 the uniniti-
ated, but all the brokers understand it.
They nse il whan . person gives . certaln
per cent for the option Of buying OF
selling stock on 4 fixed day, 81 . price
stated on the dsy the option is given.
II ia often serious operation 70 the
dealer. but there II . more serious spit
and CALI than this: whom ron are aput''
10 bed with Z severe cold and your
Srends s'cAll's q physician. Avoid ali
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Golden MedieAt Discoyery. The great
cure for pulmonary and blolsd Diseases.
ITS ection is mssveIous. 10 cures the
fworst cough, whether ncnte, lingering,
or chfnric. For Weak Lungs, Splitting
OF Blood, Short Breath Oonsunsption,
NIghtaweats. and limited af1ction . ID
ieuYpAssea Ill other medIcinee.