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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-06-21

Avery, Davis, Shepherd. What Z
grouping OF legal attainmcnts What
a combination os worth AID merit and
excellence, These are the luminaries
that are to adorn with the lu5tTe of
brilliant service ot-g Supreme Court
Bench. The Convention did well
in placing the Ranes Of such men
upon our State ticket, for they are
towers Of strength, and will resist the
the encroachments of the adversary as
the rock ribbed coast doth TIE blIlows
of the IFTIs0n .nfrFor.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-06-21

The serious illness of Gen. Sheri
dan rs4ninds us of the rapidity with
which the leaders in the great fratrici-
dal war which deluged our South
land IN blood and tears more than a
score of years ago are passing away
Many of them on either side have
already crossed the dark food, and
others are following close after, 1t
will not be long before ali are gone
Charlotte Chronicle
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-06-21

The San Francisco EramIgcT point
edly says taat pEotectioRism always
sees to it that tke tax shall rest on the
poor mans penny rather than on the
rich mans dollar.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-06-21

Grover Cleveland holds the great
Democratic heart and Will lead his
party 10 victory IN November.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-06-21
CHAPEL HILL.
THE NORTH CAROLINA UNIVER-
SITY.

Mr.. T. B. Kingsbury visits His Alma
Mater after an Absence of Thirty
nine Years, and Makes a Strong Ap-
peal in Behalf of Endowing the Ven
erabie Institution.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-06-21

Read and advertise in the GOLD
LEAF.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-06-21
RAEER,s VITAL Rscgsea.-o,

f,i7z 's5 S5Hte i0HiC removes ali corSe 7i7sSaoSes ~
of Won ,A.sss foreWs The energy - oi
DebiIitx afes wSaSnsSs Of mind aB gis "a "a Elgor
Toverfa. ze Ia ~ faust.an Lost Manhood @
.lLrs go y 1nTlgorator and restorsfi~ pesc-
< bAAEI. REM. Co. Box IL, BaffsI6P PeEtie-
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-06-21

ID JpRs Nervous Prostration, Nervous
Va Headache, Neuralgia, Nervous
tA. UcaEncss, Stomach and Liver
@4S~ Diseases. rheumatism, Dyspepsia
and all affections Of the Kidneys
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-06-21

The class that WAS graduated nun-
bered 10. OF these IA were Metho.
dists. We learn that in the class OF
1887, Methodists preponderated also.
There is no sectarian prejudice in this,
bat hearty recognition OF the excel
lence OF the University, the chiefest
ornament Of the State. The gradual
ing class was the best we ever saw
graduate in the three colleges we have
attended on Commencement day, with
the sole exception of the University
'class of I847, (Pettigrews). Being Of
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-06-21
DYSPEPSIA

PAT$r's CELrEY COHPoUND strengthens the
stomach, and Gujcts the nerves of the diges-
tive organs. This is why it cures even the
N,Grst CAscs 0f nEsne Lsia.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-06-21
KIDNEY COMPLAINTS

PAIHE's CELEEY COHPOUND quickly restores
the liver uud kidneys to perfect health.
This curative power combined with its
nerve tcuicy, makes il the best remedy
for all kidney co1uplnints.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-06-21
RHEUMATISM

PAISi.s CELLEY CO,nouND purites the
blood II dri.cs out The Tactic acid. which
causes Hhcufnuti.rn. and restores the blood
making organs to a healthy condition. Th1
true remedy IOr rheumatism.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-06-21
WE Az nerves

P4I@E's CELEEI CoHPOUHD IS a Nerve Tonla
which never fails Containing Celery and
Cyca. those wonderful stimulants, it speed
iIy cures all nervous disorders.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-06-21

liende.S-a, y. {.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-26

~ - ~ II. - n Nsu = -
q - sppssna11 psersssr = - 49,
- - esg<noe1 - - n 81 eape<1zy
~ - - prsns2 60. ~ - usa1<aussk
4f. 1srnex . <Eesed Il = oknuxsnas -
o. esayasy. ussea 90 b fsfsrs sun -
sPs11s - t4rinx bnszn<s hessesfzs
ess&t - kzz- 1ae esnP vsz - I'm =
fsa szsa ezssex - eo@iax sz8nef. 80
-. ss ss1er ~ 1ana<eDszs Il NJ. jaha
d fsz<. - tsrn1 ree<ssex-
YHB ce1a ceunrsss1s.
TAe es4R cs9nsszSon iii Drohsbsy re-
aszs b sesrsss h>ss aessx thr<s % sosr
zays. - - ed Il ghSrh ss1e ks<y ~
. week - sSs- Tssy kzss EaaEy te<t4et
szprpfr1sk;sz 10 fnru3=iest 70 varrza
tA<w asssx So Tszs z<t<rnisssss1 90 he
par ef tke esmmisssee vsEl b. . SD 6s~sp-
sssesmens b. q iessr sfseen p<rsenz 10 this
fsrr1te<y, esea 5re u wtssm e1afdxsfiy sx-
sszss1 % seezys fbe cossse6 pn>s1aoa-
taxyxsssszExs re REvExrh
Marshal Mrxsx yesterday sAde rid
60 ss< star xsd eszez ho1ses u . simiiu
ehsrass<s IN tbs city. aa1 sscosedec 10 -
safsrx . large nanbe, Of urfortnnst<
bsfxxrs Tbey we're each fnee frun SIC 10
so sza~cs- vkseh sAey promptly psaS ssd
sess released
Yxz1oxAL-
Csys- 1. 4. KBtea VII soen retire 70 be
farm 90 Bss<k river. hsvins secured biz
fYszaey % massage hiz eussoens aea;n IN
toe CITY ssrssE TIE sznmer-
CA5s Geo. d. Eli u Seattle arrived co
ne Fisssssd Isss sight. 70 be pres~.s 81 .
rsestsnx q tks militia board today, at
sAieh i - expectez that The loog looked
fos militia rules viii Be snaiiy completed.
osyEpsa. April IS ISIS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-26

Nss runs. April 2a--Nonss n cal essy Of
ssss, ciassa oasssd as3s Prime merrsatie
esp%s sS<saS. S;es iiag Il hsnss ti@ for
- dsr bills sad u ~ for a<msssa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-26
white sosds \ orsee- usssy.
FINANCE AND TRADE.


Tes p%ss vs<k hss been aaoshss issr. ore IN
.ks .assses Il iivs ssosk rse<ivsA rbs vssk's
rsessyss v-re - tslio~s: iss esttis. III shss .,
Is eassss and 80 ssss.
rhs psosses Ind general fresshs received BY
sssssis aeslsrs sssi1G he past ssven days
s.ssasea 10 ass6 tons. sna esfing shs sane
ssms tks shipssnss iron ssstsis. exclusive II
eoss, ssUsrs:sd fysGh tons. TIE lztter In
ess1sd - tess en- tie C Af o Z 4. 10 tons
% ne $ Lac and sll tans % the .. LsA
Ey,
III barb o.klsnd. Captain A. welfare. ~
rived taasy a days fro@ ssa YraD<tsce- bss
besasss go sess Of sss;shi for tins city. In
q sss!ns h foliowiBss $50 sssts barley. lac
s.cts bran. go .sets led. 1870 esatais s0ar.
ed AZ bsles bag.
Over eftssn ssadrsd sseks q potatoes were
reesivea here asrsns he PCS, ue>t.
PaODCcE RECEIYfs--D During the paSe ~
bears ne prodaes recsirea In seattle trcisdsd
NE fsiiovssr: si sscxs pssAtses. 90 tons bAy,
no ssshs vhsst. SIS ssrhs esrsey, 1850 csnfsls
csas. GO 80 81 fred. i45 saeks bFsn, ia hun-
di<. hides. 5 bsndIss peits. bsBdie skirs. -
hogs ami saess osstsrs. There we're also 70
-, a.. - 1900 -.s,- ,.,I.csA 80 40
-. -. os,,fsrn,s -, ~. 49, o.Sl.na
ssIsS1s1rs ss..s,.y ~. -, sI hc.,. ,sn.
81 1890 - -, -. a~.sf,s 4,
tbs fosbswsna suaus1e@sr ckpsBR - Tons
8 RIB 10 toss. 4. L ny 40 tana
8.eansss-I isao . tons. wsshisgton II tons.
80 i ~. tii.s k,se,.on : tens. TI.evaaa
- s.ns -. 10000 ~ ~. n.ilss 4
-. fs,s.s, s,a. soa n-...ss.e sons
,.,.rz-fhs ,..Tls, i hf,I-.s Ths Nsv
x.-a ,s..s.s i. . - s.rl
n.TsThs ws.sss.is u,.,asx hs,, n anna.
- t.,,,-,.d g11s,..I- 80. A.. ~
-, "a :, sssSsss ~, &c s,xs,. -, thsx
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-26

nseis 1ssn1nsus - Gfsun- 1nsis 49,
rsct6fy Usoo6 - snly = IL 6ay ~
tnsrz9t she esea1By. sd - s0u1s6
ooched frs0 al qsnFosw h Gnaenh q
sstssf. - - -. $500 hsss -
ssfse1s4 frsn he fe<usne2s - e1heel
skas sksy ksss - aie - sAssT cz3a.
e1am s1ii Be- xzvsa fog shuse sAzs -
pszyB0 au7uRD.
To tie Pssfse. kxve nesu vsry I'D
70 see ear. zcsx - ikas. fof . tsna siDs,
70 syalo Cot hesr . tse4 Of . vu*eh,
stss seosnpseied By sszxi1s ard rig
fpS sos1dA ] ssme 10 nrn. psrfin cd
cc1kofsed thee Ia regard 10 IL, and shey
szs1 ttss vss ersskis- hare taken {
fsU II tasff ssectfc EsxEe<sc treat
EsEss, srd ] neg ean nesr - vel ~
EVER ccaid N Uy kse- | aiss tEis refer
nee fseeiy. SD esa Be rsfe1r-a 70 II
level. S1ekoEsxn euusty. ". T.
EvkEs HAsnos.
nYss opnnnc7zD.
] have been croA-eyed ell ny life.
/ Ann nog 81. / never stssUpfsa ia
have them seraiznseue3 FOE fear Of sav-
ina th~m injured. Hssros hssfd ef the
wenSerfoi cures and epersfions By the
DsG Darn ! sect and PES myself uedes
shefr tfeatmeEt They id too epesa-
tieus. one % ssee eye, with psrsest re-
scifs- ] can be se<a and referred to-
sesssie. near Lake Crson.
III HaLa
. ~.sv ~ <nww~xr pw-r.v am n.
xAknH.
Twenty yrsrs s9o. vAiie vcFk ing IN .
$50 mill and doing heavy hsting. 90
ssken With stitch Of pain il my back,
witch resulted in eenesai debility. ]
have also fos sumbes ef yeass beeu
tFotbisd With essaTrh, snk triad many
things for relief. has 70 70 avail until
ccssuited he Dss- DssTfn, and sbey
have, sitter few treasEerss, neasiy re-
Scored me TO teaish- l can gladly be
referred - II Hooshsoo, ". =.
VIZ GnsznT.
AsorHR1 eoUL MADE HAPPY.
Mr.. Isaac wineAsd, Of CectzaIia, W.
r. writes DfA DARN - fcllovs: with
pieascfe | write you In regard to the
trsst1eut yea gave ne fer asthma Of
Si6&kSSG ySak9 st1B1tBk. 4u1f tHeot-
ment hes worked Ike charm. / have
had 40 symp&sma Of asthma since have
returned no1ae. Toe cure seems 70 be
pernsne1s, and 10 gives me great icy 10
tell yoo shts- SeId me some OF your
circulars. as many Of my neiebboFs wish
10 try your skill IN their cases."
oyvscB nouW AID PLACE OF DusrsEss.
The Drs. DARN are located ut The
International Hotel, Cherry street, Seat
tie, W. I. Consultation free. They
viii under ne circumstances take Q csse
thai they are positive that they eanE OF
cure OF benefit. Charges are reasonable
ard the poor treated free from 8 to Il
q. IN. Tuesdays and Sztuftsya
Office keors. fson 10 q. IN. TO s o. n.
evenings. I to Q; Sundays, 10 10 u.
They core psruareptiy all diseases OF
the Rerito urinary organs, loss OF ocsiFs
or sexual power in man or woman, and
make speciaity Of deafness and cat
arb, AID also treat auoces fully ali dis
eases Of the nose and throat, eve and
ear, ETC., a. veil a. all acute and CHRONIC
diseases u whatever nature, il eurabIe
No oases taken il not.
Most cases can receive home treat
msut after q VISIT 10 tie dostors' ofice
Iuqoisits answered and circulars nepl
free.
trhs DIRE. Dsrrin also have q bssnel
ssice 81 rs Fifth street, Portland, Or.
vhsrs any { o ikat vicinity can coueui
them
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-26
casAaa sAssxn

oslcsas April ~ Vrmsr. ID
-, Nag II Y, lase = $50
sexe siTa. sas 81. Nay ~
oss.-Fs. .. MAY Sss
h ~ No kisx aoiag
I'oss Bass, cas- ard Ma st2IN.
iAs >5esay, essA o. o.. Ma ~ s;&.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-26

fvss Tassssss, Apt SS--Ar iv~1 los
t.fctas ans kasaRs
hast 81 e kpgl - Agtxe~l- Bsfs
NsFsss aaa has ssisc IL yeV~r.
Fess ssss2a Apr a Asitesi Bark
0rnsTaa basi-r. fse~Re AID Alaala-
laaT Msosas Apsf3 - a sise.4 Barr
TIA wave sae ssrti ss.t
tAFeS~z. sFsfl -. fozF sH.sses s.sa,
"a snss Jssais $500 IN A. SHgm.
S1sssy. sr~~e soatsesst ~ia4
sAs fAAxetssaa. APfa n- srfvpsi-sssAazsr
o7rxaR. fastses.
tissrd-s~amers Ali. PERI rsun.pHd
y slisazsus. Maze.
ssiies~-ss-sz-F state q -. rzlN Farf.
szs: hssksstins ccasuszslea. H<Aris :. Sc
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-26
Seattle, Lake Shore 3 Eastern
Railway Company.
Change Of Time

az AND AFTER SUNDAY. APRIL isrx.
~ 1S0s. res1lAr trains VII raz - soiIevs:
A-dAiiy. B-daiiy except SanaAys.
RAURvAKp DoCxn uzrWAxo RJcxr
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-26

rnx CODE oosussI S-crWnx rxss>

(txsVIaz CekR. rosy iSrsLiEgasekS-l
The lsex eoutss;rA cas- q tss Pert
RlAkely Mi conysey sgziass j. 4. Tar
ues has DAILY h<sa All asird Satisfactorily
30 al parties ~ssns mo1tas are The esasa
psey rAs grated )s1gmsut s<aicsi fsrnsF
Ia The ssn " assQg SS3 0a, sa1 az al
ts<Aaaeat ~zs levied % tcs r~Al and PED
soasi property ef ~sd rerper, $50 wss q
iAAs tsras saxxxea 10 tA< ioxxsnx essisss
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-26
eRGAr WeNpS2.
Klscfxo nAa>Brsc FuxEs sknITuILy
AFrtsHp N TnB ccss % Dsxsksz-
TBg vcxpysErx cCRBx NJ pxs
nASsfN. sxArriK, vt.

Oar seeeis have heen favored ,s
ssssae tize ~ TEE rfearEcs ssaoog tksm
81 ghyssetsn. posSs.sea 81 reusrkshie
pesss. s1Aktce sssssyS eaasretista the
sa1fee e ter e1Ees- HAfr pss. Oar
en- eFss catered EFsstisS hFrs, cz- owE
pseF'e xese sssaes>a - b. ssss sksyts-
csi sss 1A.Es abs 80 psst ss@. tsS Tsa&sv
~ ths carr retsestsd fsars ssaas - fsun~
seemed 10 hs AisasSt m fscuiess. As
t,nse pss<ed on. hSvsvsr. snsnn'ssb Able
sn3 positive svst~sce q TIE sos5ess
they a~eewgsi.ksd b. shsis si~cfrc-nss-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-26

ksEsrtass EsPress las. Caaaes PAetac Baa
.Asasaa southern 5 \, O.asrsl f.e!1c -. Bur.
hasfna la lseisvAIs 4 i.aekax4una IsUf.,
sessF 81 0rssas lsh. Esi1 ssA. Lake
hoe sss tssatss .lie Z Na-hs Die So. Ntchs.
s.a tsHsEai suN. hkHsa- Texs fss, Ass
Yer. sentfsl tssk. Neither PAt5s "a.
psssefrszi 80. r'hxS~srn Hos. orrs q
tnpre stfssus AZ Nassgatioa ssx. toes
essniiseUtAi 3sx, psefn MAJ 5ss Rs..ias
49, sa<s ;sisea lsk. -. fsnl ISL. r.x.s
fsrssz -. Usiea rNsssc =, T. : Exares
'ss Ease 10. w><sra Isiso Iss
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-26

HxxTyxo zKErrBLfcAxs.-Tke Re
unollcan cousensloa IL P<rcs e5unty 70
~cevsoti1n. as nftsvnDou. vii oscnr ~
~. eCurx knuse q I o'eisck- The coz
vsntion nesss ~ Yskizs nszt wsdtes-
1ay.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-26

BAnUvAcBp EAsCALITI on neArMas--
pooce rooyrAps osr pAplS
eCoksp- osnsRAL rxws

IRsertAs CoEK. Posr- IsrELLiarscrR.l
A crowd 81 scoundrels have rroenily
psfpetEatsd swindle ON gentleman who
has lately cone 10 Port Tosnsend 10 en-
gage Ia the fishing business. making this
his headquarters. BeiuE down on Que u
the ~hsfls enc day last week, this sen'is.
mac espisd small cram that would answer
bis pafposo. sad ioqaired 81 hy-,ander 4
be knew the osusr. stating that be wished
10 purchase. The party neAtinasd re-
ierred him 10 anuthes oolookef, one Hem
defbsrry. who claimed H. be owner % the
boat, and subsequently, Sold Il % the geo
tcman for q small sam. Asa matter OF
TACT be had no tale b the boat and daabt
les. had never seen H before The gentle
man paid ever the money. however, aud
the gang retired rc)clcias al having
caught = sucker" The purchaser vas
not Gag ia possession OF the hoai before
the real ownsr pat Ia an appearance and
the above facts bscame kRe~u The de-
tails u the 'raaduisat tyaHsartioa have
teen made kaOwn n many prusniasa, eiti-
ieens, sad II any other attempts al this IA
taFe are made BY this gsng they will he
dealt with IA Summary maaaef.
stsrakK.
A couple 81 seA known eitlxens sers
~sasiink their gay ham~sArd ta the 'Wvv
sms haar~'- frS aishts ssaCe when tier
s.pis.l. a. thcy thsaght the Erpfescs taslse
81 q popular fasc, Ssand soafnal csniins
ia the Opposite sirectiaa Il occurred -
them thai Il weal4 ee gate iase 10 give
The sappassd party scare and accordingly
they tssd him 10 bold aP his hands aHd de-
liver tniaass stsefsara The Ciiitrns
t~swft,l Il, uerr rs,asas.=fiuz 1oRn the ALL
Al q Maud : gait. u agpsafs that tn
party hsia ap seat Geld lead alaat he VI
elattx ia a VsFy prclasseauus styis. a. iAe
woa,d-be CiAaas nsysis scAmP~Fcd as ia
maaerS nore rapid than graceful. Il sks
q esse " the bitter h.l- Of the acute order.
uws sorxS
Arrived Yesterday; RsrS sAirisy. frass
~~a Franeisess fsr facenA % Fe,sra sse
lasna~s; shle Top GAiaus. from Ssn Fuan-
ciass, D. fv4arn w'sh ,sushrF saa giics, barb
Retriever. fFusa san l'sssFa fee fars Hal
lsek 81 cad iasnher isf ~aathsru Cab.
ferniA; hsfk Mrtfoze farty DAYS lrvm San
niexc fur HAdlexk. - rvlSaFtsd Ia sa~
ssraits Shie lvAnhar. o,sal issssR frOG -
attic ges san ktAaei~co. VAS S0ssa - So
ey 81, 1--WE RsFk. Uenvrsl Bsslss and
frr.aa srx IN thu straits. eogh frnsa S.a
fTaressgo. - ltsaa retars carSas u lantzF
~ fsGt Gsnhse. Ship nkssiag Wave.
froaa SaA FEARolsce tet Tseogaa b asaA
ignhef. arrived, also EaxiisA sAip Gresna,
srae Sss frAhetsco b lOs4 losatsr AZ Lad
boo t,K xsit-ssrss. ass sAip from sane
psstt, 70 load FvfuFs cargo Il essi II Pers
kOo1y. RAsksasise Aasla Is rs'iy sss
go
Pert rsws~na. Arril 2StA.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-26

Connecting - Union Fay Nth seeAners %
Lake Washington, and q 6fimaa with stages
for Fats cfty AID Snoqpzlmie Hop R&nsA.
". J. JENNIS6s,
6Snl. FIT. nd PAss. Agent.
II. T. JONES. Train Nsezer.
aplf w. r. THORNELL. Manager mvl
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-23
Chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO, Oct. 22.-The feeling in wheat
was again unsettled and nervous On the
whole trading was light and the market
would have assumed much quieter feel
ing but for the operations of a few large
local operators. Trading in December, in
particular, was very light, and chiefly in
way of settlements. Operations were con-
fined principally to May, in which month
traders felt less fear of manipulation. The
speculative offerings for May were quite
large at times. and credited mainly TO a
prominent local trader who has figured
conspicuously on the bull side. December
opened &c lower than Saturdays closing
price, advanced 155ac, receded &c and closed
1sc above the lowest. May fuctuated be-
tween &c above and &c below Saturdays
final price, and closed &c below.
Only a moderate trade was reported IN
corn. The feeling was generally easier, the
influence on the market being almost en-
tirely of bearish character. Opening
sales were about n lower than the closing
prices of Saturday and gradually sold OFT
1s5c, reacted &c, became steady and closed
Slc lower for the near futures, and Decem-
Der NC lower than Saturday.
The speculative market for oats was
very quiet. May delivery was inclined to
be slightly weaker, but near futures were
steady and the general market failed to
show much change.
The market for mess pork attracted con-
siderable attention, with the interest cen
tered mainly in January and May deliv-
cries Offerings were few and the demand
was spasmodically active. Prices fluctu-
ated considerably and were advanced 100
15c on the whole range, though outside
figures were not fully maintained. Trad
ing was only fair in the lard market, but
the feeling was stronger. Speculative of
ferings were only moderate and no particu-
lar demand from any sources. Prices rul-
ed slightly higher and the market closed
stronger.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-23
Butter Inspection In France.

Among the recent decrees made in France
Is one relating to the inspection OF butter for
the repression Of fraudulent dealings. By
this, special persons are authorized to take
samples Of butter in any place, whether the
butter is exposed for sale, stored in q ware
house or in transit by Land or water. No OBJ
stacle is to be thrown in the way Of this, and
al way bills, receipts, bills Of laSing, or dec
Iarations must be shown on demand Each
sample taken is to be subjected 70 O special
examination Pure butter, mixed butter,
margarine, oleomargarine, and SNeaso in
tended for consumption. forwarded in
transit r,ust be- contained II closed packages.
and the origin AID Dsturs OF the merchan-
disc must be conspicuously specified thereon
In every way the article TO be exported must
have is full hisso.J reccrdsd-Loadon
Times
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-23
Teutonic Element in Chicago.

Chicago is one of the largest German
cities in the world, so far as the numeri-
cal strength of the Teutonic element is
concerned. Even in the fatherland there
are few centers Of population which can
vie in this respect with the wonderful
metropolis of the western hemisphere.
Whatever causes may have driven the
German from the land Of his birth it can
truthfully be said that his first aim on
foreign soil Is to create home for him
self Then he organizes verein-a so
ciety. In fact, in populoUs cities the So
ciety precedes the hone.-Chicago Times.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-23
Drift of Ocean DereIicts.

Everett Hayden, of the Hydrographic
bureau. in a recent lecture before the
Franklin institute, gave some interesting
data concerning the remarkable drift of
ocean derelicts. For example, tie ship
Ada Iredale caught fire from spontaneous
combustion, was abandoned, drifted 2,z23
miles in eight months. was towed into
port and continued to burn for eleven
months longer; then was repaired and
made into a handsome bark, which is
doing good service in the Chinese trade
Another vessel drifted g. 521 miles in eight
months and ten days.-New York Tribune.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-23
Catching MONKEYS with Rcer.

At Darfur, in Africa, the monkeys are
said to be so inordinately fond of kind
of beer made by the natives that the bev-
erage is used by treacherous man as a
means of capturing their unsuspecting
relatives Cans of beer are placed within
reach. and when the conyivial monkeys
have become so thoroughly inebriated
that they fail to know the difference be-
tween the man and the ape the negro
takes the hand Of one of them, in al good
fellowship, and leads him off. The others
naturally follow him, and so good-by to
their iberty.-Once Week.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-23
st. Louis Produce.

81. LOUIS, OCl -
FLOCR-Better feeling but business light.
NHEAT-Cash dull. Options opened quiet and
Iteady but al once strengthened and sold up Ac for
December and i4c for MAY. As other markes al
vanced weaker feeling followed and the close was
1 ecember lsc and May sc lower than Satur-
day. No 2red, cash, tl.fS December. SLuhl&l.l2Ss.
closing H.lh; May 81 lleastallSIs closing 81 1885.
CORN-Higher. No cash. 5S14c: Octobsr Sassc.
closing sc bid; year, closing SS94o bid: Janu-
OATS. Dull No J cash. 21>xc; May ss7sc; Noven-
ber 20 bid.
RYE-Highers 52S5Sc.
RARLEY-Quiet.
HAY--In eooa demand; prairie saoosasa tim
p;hy, Si0aSlS.Sl
FLAX SEED-FfIm; s1-4A.
LFAD-Unseuled, with $50 bid for corrod.nc at
The c,ee
BCTTER-ffrrn: creamery, esaac; dairy. SHAKE
EGGS-Flrm; lec for good stock; llISisc for IN
ferior.
CORN MEAL-Ssl0.
WHISEY-Steady; Sl.A
PRONISlONS-Dull.
PORK-sl5.2S
LARD-Prime steam. nominally s. 2Sas.s7,A
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-23
Kansas City Produce

\,
wHEAT-weaker; No. red, 9S18c asked; No 2
Soft, sl.Q asked.
CORN-Quiet; May. S0asc bid.
OATS-May 2lssc bid &c a ked.
FLOUR-Demand good; XX, Sl.lG xxx, s1.20;
family, 81 40 choice, 81 I5 fancy, $2U extra fancy
$22oG2. so patent, S2SG2U.
CORN NEAL-S5G9c.
CORN CHOP-Yello1, 0SStc.
BRAN-57G65c.
SHIPSTUFF-5s(S65c.
HAY-weak; prairie, SC. 6.oos7.oG timothy. s7.'0a
$50.
FLAX SEED-sL25.
BuTTER-Receipts large and market steady;
creamery 2oD2Sc; dairy, lSc; roll lSee store pack
ed, rJal6c.
CHEESE-lllssl2c.
EGGS-Steadv; l6iec.
LIVE CHlCkENS-Receipts fairi hens, S-.2SS2.5C,
roOeters, 500.
TURkENS-1c per pourd.
SUGAR CURED HAMS-llAc
BREAKFAST RACON-ll5pc.
DRIED BEEF, Sl$c.
DRY SALT SHOULDERS-ss.25; long clear. ss.S5;
clear RIB. S. IS; short clear, $50.
SMOKED SH0ULEERS-Ss.0e long clear, sass;
clear rib ss.sS short clear. Ss.Sj.
PORk-Si500
LAkD-$S.7A
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-23
Eors Dressed Like Girls

A little Philadelphia miss, who has
been travelling in northern Europe during
the summer with her mother, was much
amused at the way that prevails in Hol-
land of dressing boys and girls under S
years Of age exactly alike in full dark
skirts and bright bodices. The only way
to tell them apart is that the girls wear
plain caps, while the boys caps are col
cred. Both wear the hair short, with
bangs, SO that the face offers no hint as
TO the sex of the ehild--Philadelphia
Times