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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-12

Rys 6ns6 5000 sSSo 4SSo
On the Produce today the Butter market was
quiet and steady; Elgn Creamery 20 &c Ch Sos
i MF'irtn Z Eyes steady at ioiae2oc
DETROIT. Nov. IO.-wheat,No. White loaiggc: No 2
& SO % oa 100 Sa.b s7 Corn No. 800 T Sn,
MILWAUKEE Nov. 1o-Fo1r lrm Wheat drm; cash ios,sc;
a PsHsaG Sq 'gg @se aale No
S Ss az n'tfy g g. N at 2 Dess%er
Butter steady Dairy 1920 Eggs q1iet Fresh at I99
55 bis Sne'' What $1,000 bush barley 700 Ship
ments-Four 1000 bbIs Barley 1880 bush
MINNEAPOLIS Nov 10.-Wheat steady local demand light
closing quotations e 81 NJ Nav p eS oh ra a$ 81 f0Ss%sf
70 NoThern' cash ii al; November q Decsm6er
4 Sor iS a sasn Il s. 81 '
May 81 IA on track II TO-
s Pr2F Mixed S9T iSfSFn % hSs af%
80 White e 2sG NO am WIT Wines "a e spF ys
a Is Receyts-Corn 49, 400 bush oats 1000 bush Rye
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. lO-The market continued dull and
favored buyers Tpae spsT1s 90 So d.
Extrs 81 oOa4i 3 80. Winter Family q 37aasi %
ONO Clear ear g 90 g. 80 Go sirss ts
.5 g St Louis and southern Illinois S. 90 So 90
Do S0a5 Winter op Patent Fair If to GhCiSs
Is Ood Is 5o d. Patent s. 75s$7 25 Rye Hour quiet
20 at 8 Sc & for new HaG fu White
in elevator 1890 Ungraded LOngberry Red do lac
No Red November lo7 l07 do December l0s1s0
Rye i'm fair demand and steady sc per bush for No.
steady but demand confined to few car lots TO meet
SGth At elevator j2c No. Yellow on track 52c No
Mxcd for November 5Oa5lc; do December 47a4sc do
January 46a. 047c: do February Athletic Oats-The
marked for ear lots ruled firm under moderate offer.
ms and GOOD local demand Rejected Mixed 27lec
Re,ecfed White Csc; Ungraded White 32c; No 3 White
quoted SOC No , White IN 2Othst elevator 32aa334c;
H. in Grain depot 80 c: futures ia &c higher
an under & lair demand No White for November at
1annary "a 9a347sc: do February @s4 c Potatoes
feady Fary Rose soc per bush Burbanks and White
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COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

COTION NAFNEIH--B1
rrvrpPOoI Nov 102 p. m.-COOn-The sales Of the day
Included 200 bales American. Futures closed steady
Inands Low Middlinc clause November delivery 366id
scrs November and December delivery. 326id buyers;
January delivery 30G4d buyers January and
rlruary delivery. 3O6id buyers; February and March
delivery 3l-6iG sellers March an! April delivery. 80.
G.d sellers: April aud May delivery 33bid sellers May
and June delivery, 35cld sellers June ana july delivery
. SAD sellers.
GALVESTON Nov. lO.-Cotton firm. MiddlinG. 916 Low
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CornirN Dropsrip 90 Get

vFNo LET IN ROSEVILLE, near East
L Orange; convenient 10 d., l.. W.
X. r. AZ trains ana 80 minutes 20 New
YcIk; new 3stOTy brick window dwell
ing 9 rooms, all modern improvements Gle
walton $50 fect above tide water select 10
$50 per month. Inquire JOHN ID. TOP
PIN, Oian2e-st.. near station.
CiJu RENT. ct Fordha,n on Harlem
,Sf~U Railroad. house. barn, hennesS
9 L. acres: fruit. &c. Mrs. PlEKCE' $50
East 1l9th.st
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Fer North River. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL, MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-Rio the quoted outlet but very steady
Fair csrgoes Is 1Qc; sales reported MILO grades
1rm and quiet Sales 300 bags Maracaoo private terms
The option market developed features, and the
dealings light Prices advanced points early on
stronger cable accounts Afterward the feeling became
weaker leading decline OF 5a15 points closing heavy
kalss HO 2bO bsra
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COTTON-The spot market shows no further change
rulin0 ouet sales o54 consumption Ola cotton
held ic higher Since September the beginning OF tns
erop ycar the receipts Of the ports have agsregau
isis SCI bales comparing with 225oo0S pales iot te
corresponding time last season ..s -. ..ss,e
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"a ecci!.n ~.

A WA. 1. nAGTgNC. NCCOrATsNr
~. AND AUDITOR. IS AND 8. NEStl-
81. (TelephOne Mulray ll3l
ADULTS and Adjusts Mercantile. Esiat'.
Legal and Railroad Accounts.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fraudulent entries.
EKEE COOKING CLASSES. every. after.
Il noon, for girls over ~ years VI age
Apply at % Lafayette place.
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WHEAT 10. Q

Flour dull unchanged; Patents sc % 4S7 00 Bakers
sacks 81 10 70; Winters. in barrels IS 50d5 70.
Cash quotations were follows: No Spring Wheat at
81 1917. No. Spring Wheat 81 ndS6c iSO. Red
81 - No, Corn ~ 42c No. oats 2jc No Rye 65c.
No. Barley 76d 7Sc. No Flax seed 81 412Gs Prime
Timothy seed q 46G47 Mess Pork 81 IS per Dbl Lard
Dry Sailed shoulders boxed ~ 37a7 So Short Clear Sides
boxed IS l2ds % Whskcy dslors finished goods 81 20
per gallon. Sngars-Cut Loaf saSI2c; GRADUATED 7Lc;
Standard "A" 4c
Articles. Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bush $4,000 900
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YOUNG woMAN's CHRISTIAN NsCs
foy 6Glc.

g, APES -Flsc and turlss gent s','i.
Sew cnes Of su.cr. q" ., r.A u
one. thar have boon iairc o. .>r''1n -. Ni =.
rOfD SNFn MD I'Cit 60 ss o.. iipi-
lr. General Ai.."f 90 Dn1"r 20
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Steamboats,
A SO TO BOSTON
"A. FOR FIRSTCLAsS LIMITED TICKETS.

A SO TO BOSTON -
n. FOR FIRsT.CLAsS LIMITED TICKETS
FARES REDUCED.
FALL RIVER LINE ,,o,,r
Reduction to all points Steamers PILGRIM ana fhVNn
DENCE Pier % y. r., loot o. NurIay-eL, Al 80
p daily, Sundays included Connection by AnreN oc1s
from Brooklyn and jersey City az D. IN Returning
trains connecting with River leave Boston
week days at p, M. sundays p. steam h'at "A
stat.rO0ms AN ORCHESTRA each steamer though.
out the Tickets and staerooms secured Inc pal
transfer and ticket Offices, Pier ~ and steamers
A TROY BOATS.-Lighted throughout by
"A electric lights connect With trains OF DELAwARl
SARATOGA CITY OF TROY leaves PIER ~, y. H.,
foot Chrstopherst daily except saturday Sunday
steamer touches az Albany. Satetooms warmed.
A LBANY BOATS PEOPLES LINE
"A Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leayr
Pier A. North River, foot OF Cana-st, al H. NJ dalr
Sundays excepted. Freight received until the honr n
departure.
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6orscs, Carriages, CIT.


q. s7a FH "a, sE5 b& & 6Si,
NETWORK.
FALL AND WINTER
CARRIAGES
FOR TOWN AND COUNTRY.
BrOughams,
Extension Broughama
Landaus,
Coaches
6 Pass RocIaways
Coupe RockawayS,
En- Front RoekawayA
T Carts.
Omni Oures,
Buckboards
Doctors PhaetonS
Road Wagons,
Contractors PhaetonA
Depot wagons,
Dog Carts,
Village Carts
Extension Top Cabriolet.
Ladies' Phaetons,
St1nhOpe Gigs,
Dos-a- Dos Phactona
Nat. Wood. Surreys.
Nat. Wood Wagons,
Elegant Variety
FALL DRIVING TRAPS.
Unique IN
Design, Trimming and Paint
SECONDHAND
SECOND-HAND
Brewster Brougham. Eiandrau Landau,
Elandrau Brougham, Flandrau Coach.
Hcaly Brougham, TX. Front Rockaway,
Flandrau Coupe, Coupe ROckaway,
Brewster Landlulct, T Cart
StanhOpe Phaeton. Dog Cart
Brewster Wagon, Ex. Top. Cabr.olet
Victories, S-Sprng Coach
ELEGNNT sTAYHoPE PIiAfToN.
ELEGANT sTANHOPE .PHAkToN.
Imported English aud French
HARM ESS
or TIE REST QUALITY.
AMERICAN HARNESS
OF THE BEST QUALITY.
REPAIRS
OF the best grade only lone in our factory,
on the Premises.
ESTIMATES SUBMITTED.
FOR CARRIAGES AT
REASONABLE PRICES.
FLiNDEAU & CO.,
372 374 376 BROOaEST.
EsTAr+1IsHHEDD, 1891 sv 70
MAKERS OF
VINE CARRIAGES.
We invite inspection OF our stock OF ele-
CANT fall and winter carriages in new de-
signs. incluline Broughams, Landaulets'
Coaches RoclawGys and Road Wagons cN-
ciusiyely the product 81 our own works
our only place Of business Is our
NEW FACTORY AND WAREROOMS.
3j 81, 80 DiVisi0E-st.. Newark. y. j.,
Adjacent 10 the Broad Street Station OF the
u. L. ana w. Railroad thirty minutes from
Barclay or Christopher Street Ferry, where
sell directly 10 users
CARRIAGES
OF
FASHION AND QUALITY
AT MODERATE PRICES.
BARGAINS IN
SECONDHAND CARRIAGES.
Three IN. Qulnby a. Co; Coupe Roekaways
One Brewster BrOugham
One Full ENtcnsion Broughom.
Carries four ADULTS.
Two Six Seat Reckawaye.
Several DROP Centre COaches.
Two Physicians PhactOns
ceveral Side Bar Top Buggies and Surreys'
All in complete order
IN THEIR NEW REPOSITORY, corner
I south 5th-avc. and Spring-st., the hseihc
Wagon and Carriage Co are carrying w
largest and finest stock of Business wagons,
FXercising Carts. BuckbOards, one and TWO
seat DriVlng Wagons. two and three seat
Depot Wagons aud Wagonettes hhiShen lll
natural wood. Stock Of business wagons
consists OF spcclaltics for dry-goods houses
worth many times their cost. advertising
a. thov runD. Laundry ENpress-b0th top
and oj,cn-and MIX, Grocery ana Butchef
wacoi1s all work warranted ana prices
reasonable: call and examine. -.
RACINE WAGON AND CARRIAGE Co,
cor South 5th-aNc. and SprinG-st.
- FCOND-HAND COUPE ROCKAwAY.
- used three months Just rcNarni-hed j.
in perfect order; light for one horse: we
but a few times, good a. new, every way.
j. +. GOODRICH 4 CO.
900 and G2i Broadway.
4 COUPE IANDAULE1
/ / SiX-Seat ROckaway,
Extension front ROckaway.
both In good order,
and
Will De- sold
very cheap.
j. CURLEY.
Safest. ana
Bocrum place.
Brooklyn.
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CrsprrrroN Apg 10 -IWruenuLr 3on.nai ~ q. Bio
SAVANNAH, NOV. lO.--.UrpeniIne fgiH ~ - r.
MiL,Ds~tDS. Nov. lO-furi 'is,Iv hrni AZ W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-12
pEOPLECIINE
a I,BANY BOATS
BOSTON, PROVIDENCE AND EAST.

Tas Inside Route. Reduced Fares New Train Servca
with Pa.lor Cars: Reclining Chairs Free o; Charge.
Steamers RHODE ISLAND and MASSACHU SETS
leave Pie. So North River tlock above Canal
St., at 30 connecting with following trains First
train leaves at A. arrives In Boston a. m.
New Steamboat Express, with reclining chair at
30 arrives Boston 80 m Later Express as
:55 a. m, arrives Boston az 10 35 a.
Passengers choice OF Express trains, and
ParlOl Car without extra charge.
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absence Of material export interest. Prices WINE sno"
10 no important change still lean in buyers faNor Saos
~ $50 b6s e. 700 bb for export Including 7S9 6os Lev w
tor West Indies 800 bbls Minnesota Extra. IS 40
Ss7 80; Fancy 81 4oas 80 1000 9Sls AZ o5g
W and 500 6Ss Fine y 5oes9 So Quotations
Civ Mil 10Y West Indies 50 10GS5 80; Patents So 800
Wv so e Low Extras 80 45ds4 10 Winter Wheat low
sro5Ss a. 5OGsi Is; lair Choice. - 20GE6i fahcy
= Io6sG % patents Poor 70 Choces5 72qS6 % PSben,S
Wheat, Low Exas s. 5oa*4 III Clear - soaiS 9o 20
w NixfnIcs 81 65as5 50 SraightS I0of 10 lgnnC!,
q 5ssG IS patents Ordinary 70 Very eh9eS 60 n1 T2G
ana winter So o5aeA Fine. 81 $0q*2 81 narEGt Slocl
f Dn Weak dng S SaG and ' }5m PS' rx f4P
:. $3.50 I5 Ta,ents Sc 1879 To- BCGkWlI IoaT
c nominal RYE FLoU E-Queg o. ana gnehans ed
in price sales 425 5bls Sqpcne y 21@y9 westcn
ls.gy, a o.; BiandyWine 50 %. Sales; 375 bbs
T. CRAIN-WUEsT-Thcrc but lutte ahihdtl ION man
fesied in this market today ,nf on the whole the tIa
% had me usual outlet look incident 70 the close OF the
wCn Weakness prevailed throughout me ehlS saoLt
section as reflection Of the West DccehlDF sou Sd,
81 81 IL IS and MAY al 81 70 Is showinS d ie
Aft4rward the bears began iammerhS %,9 9lGGes
broke 5-sa7-sc more December t,rchne 80 sicr ~
anS MAY 81 Is 10 few slight changes occu'rt "tr Ia
81. @' "a TroT orults arc Ia Gsc ABOVE the bottom
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ndard OF classih.
STAINED.

cood Ordinary e1S10 Low Middling e10
Strict Good IL Middling during ' the
.,,ire ne sesson Closing prices represent decline OF
7a3 points. and the feeling barely s'eao'' S''''
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5ituaticns Uanis0-GIGles.


COACHMhN.-A gentleman wishes
~ situation for his coachman Understands
the proper care OF horses carriages and
harness can milk and make himself gencr-
ally useful can highly recommend him 10
any one for honesty. sobr.ety. &c. Address
to present employer, CIIAS. +. KETCHAM.
q NaSsau-st
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HUDSON AND COXSACKIE.
III ELEGANT STEAMER KAATERSK1LL leaves from
Jay-st., N r., every TUESDAY. THU rs DAY and
SATURDAY at y. M, connecting with Boston ard Al.
bany Railroad. WHEELER POWELL, Manager
NORWICH LINE.
~ Favorite inside route. Fares reduced To Boston,
points East. Steamers Pier 40, North River, TOT
Of next pier above Desbossesst fcrfYl daily.
secured at principal ticket Offices IN Ne"-Aoik auI
Westcotts Express VIII call fog AMI hook baggage
from hotels and residences C. w. BRADY. Agent
y ONDOUT AND KINGSTON. landing II
IL Cranston's (West Point. Cornwall. Ncw0urg, Afaf
boro Milton, Poughkeepsie and Esopus, connecting -. a
Ulster and Delaware and Soney Glove ard Catski Mon.
tain raj roads CITY OF KINGSTON and JANIS
w. BALDWIN leave every weekday y. H.. pier o7,
OF Harrlson-s, n. r., except saturday. when CITY
KINGSTON leaves at l ?. m On and after 80. wa
leave at D.. m. saturdays. l p. n. Election Ils
Steamer CITY OF KINGSTON will leave at o. a. sia .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-12

NATSKILL EVENING LINE
ings daily for STUYVESANT and NEW BALTIMORE
TUESDAY, THU RS DAY and SATURDAY.
All from foot OF jays NORTH RIVER, at O D. m
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1888-03-17
whipping and Color Blindness.

That the origin of color blindness lies
in the brain, and not in the eye, has
been suggested by Professor Ramsay
While engaged In teaching in Brooklyn
some years ago, the principal of school
insisted in treating every case of the sort
as dependent on the will of the pupil.
His remedy was the rod. This certainly
seemed a tyrannical and unwarranted
treatment, but the result was favorable
to his theory. Is it possible that a
thorough examination will ultimately
demonstrate that the fault lies very
largely in the shiftless methods of OBJ
servation which have grown up under
the old classical system of education,
and which have to large extent become
hereditary Professor Ramsay's sugges.
ton and his argument deserve careful
attention and, if found correct, we have
another and overwhelming reason fol
the newer education. At first sight, it
is not perfectly clear, on the above
theory, why it is that color blindness
should be more common among men than
among women; yet it is possible that
this will be found to bear out the sug
gestion made above, for, with the dis
continuance of the wearing of colors by
the men, their interest in colors to a
large extent must have ceased and il
our old methods of education were to be
continued much longer, it may he that
with the less use of color by women in
their dresses, an increase of color blind.
ness might result among them as well.
1t is doubtful, however, whether the in.
PRODUCTION of the rod as a quick cor.
receive will find many advocates. =
Science.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1888-03-17

There is no question about it-blood will
tell-espceially il it be an impure blood
Blotches. eruptions, pimples, and boils, are
all symptoms of an impure blood, due to the
improper action of the liver. When this i'm
portant organ fails to properly perform its
function OF purifying and cleansing the blood,
impurities are carried to all parts Of the sys-
tenn, and the symptoms above referred to are
merely evidences Of the struggle of Nature to
throw off the poisonous germs. Unless her
warning be needed in time, serious results
are certain to follow, eliminating in liver or
kidney disorders, or even in consumption
DR.. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery will
prevent and cure these diseases, by restoring
the liver to a healthy condition.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1888-03-17
The Deer Ranae of the Northwest.

The great deer range is in Northern
Wisconsin, across Minnesota to Dakota
and covers the country adjacent to
Brush City and Princeton and to the
north of Brainerd. There arc very few
deer ON the Red Lake reservation, and
very few about Duluth, because the
wolves are so numerous in the counties
adjacent. The wolves drive the deer
out. At the extreme frontier the deer
are found in good condition. They
breed in the timber and remain there
during the summer and are driven out
by the wolves in the fall. Between the
Indians and the wolves many deer are
wastefully destroyed. 1t is necessary to
kill the wolves 10 keep the deer crop,
and the bounty is doing some good. But
the deer are not getting exterminated.
You might as well talk about extermi.
mating the ducks, cranes, gulls, pelicans
and all kinds of waterfowl which breed
up in the Peace River country, 1906
miles northwest of Winnipeg. There
are about 90, 900 saddles of venison han
died here a year. Sometimes this amount
is exceeded, as in 1878, when the prairie
fires got into the timber and diove the
deer into the settlements. One firm here
dresses five or six hundred deerskins 8
a year. The deer fur is of no CONNER.
cial value, but the skin is made into
moccasins and into the b1ckskin of the
Csores. Pioneer Press
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1888-03-17
THE RING.

1T don't see why you should sneer al
nv engagement ring, J" said the fair girl,
with flush OF Indignation on her cheek,
6s she faced the belle Of the opposition
town; "it's great deal prettier than the
one you wore three years ago, and haven't
worn sincel''
ssNo, DEAR" replied her friend, with
Eool, PARKWAY look in her voice; "not
srettier, but quite as pretty. 1t is the
tAme ring."-Puck.
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effect the lining membranes Of the nasal and other
glands thereby sofenng the diseased and
diton As blood purifier Is unsurpassed AS those diseases
which compcae diseases the lining
of tho blood will readily be this medicine
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49,. Asaloca application healing the diseased condi-
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all comparison the best preparation ever invented
AGENT mild pleasant sInartng
cslts-
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speedily bad smell which
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nI The Golden Medical Discovery is the natural
PERMANENT "hcpmate" of DIR. Sages Catah Remedy. IL
not only cleanses, purihes, regulates, and builds
ElIpEe up the system to healthy standard and con-
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- when any such exit but from its specific
effects the lining membrane OF the nasal aids
materially in restoring the diseased tc.ened ueer9ted mem
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When cure is effected in this manner 10 is permanent
Pierces Golden Medical Discovery and Dr. Sage's
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Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1888-03-17

Scrofula. Bronchitis, and General Debility
will try ScoTT's EMULSION of Cod Liver Oil
with Hypophosphites, they will find immedi-
ate relief and terminate benefit. The Medi.
cal Profession universally declare it remedy
81 p sae greatest value ana very paiataDle.
eral cases of Scrofula and Debility in Chill
dren. Results most gratifying. My little
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BERT, M. D., Salisbury, III.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1888-03-17

To the Editor:-Please inform your readers
that have positive remedy for the above
named disease. By its timely use thousands
of hopeless cases have been permanently
cured l shall be glad to send two bottles Of
my remedy FREE to any of your readers who
have consumption if they will send me their
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Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1888-03-17

Mrs. Buell., Corresponding Secretary of the
Woman's National Christian Temperance
Union, at Nashville, reports total member
ship in the Nation of 136,477 in 6.505 local
unions. There were 2,52l enrolled in the
LOYAL Legion.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1888-03-17

''Taylor's Hospital Cure for catarrhp can
be obtained on application by letter to the
City Hall Pharmacy, 264 B'way, New York.
Free Pamphlet,
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1888-03-17

The volcano appears to be nothing but
an Instance Of absurd exaggeration OF
The principle of the pimple.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1888-03-17
CATARRH in THE HEAD.

SYMPTOMS OF THE DISEASE.-Dul,h heavy headache,
OF the nasal passages dscharge falling from the
the throat sometimes acrid
Others thick. tenacious purulent bloody and purd;
the there in the Deafness hacking
coughing the throat of offensive
together with scab0 the changed and
has a the offensve smell
impaired; with depres
hacking cough and debility. Only few of the
symptoms likely present
without manfestng half
above symptoms result in consumption and end In the
understood unsuccesfuly treated by physicians.
uvou cucr You would 70. an evil a s at %
Os""S" ~-"Vs catarrh s the majority Of cases.
L 1nElTWENT L weakness impurty, otherwise faulty
InEaImLnI. condition Ct the system i1 attempting
successfully thousands Of
naly Invads Hotel Surgical Institute the
importance Of combining with the of local.
soothing healing application persistent
nal Of blood cleansing and tonic medicines.
0 In curing catarrh and all the various diseases with
IiHIFF which it frequently
1 S"H' 1 bronchial and diseases "a
QCIlunE tarrhal
ncLnhuL blood scrofuous and syphtc
H3 full and virtues OF DIR. Pierces Golden
Discovery be too strongly extoed 1t specific
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1888-03-17
III the weather is warm,
"a -LI - " .

The total number of overland passen.
gers to California last year was Ii 10000.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1888-03-17

Baron F. Rothschild, NJ. P, speaking at
recent meeting at Aylesbury, said that he
never touched alcoholic drinks of any kind.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1888-03-17

Jones-Hello, Bill 1 hear you have
/ position with my friends, Skinner &
Coz
Bill-Oh, yes; have position as col
lector there.
Jones-Thats frst-rate. Who recon-
mended you9
Bill-Oh, nobody. I told them that
oncA collected bill from you, and
they ( ''Antly gave me the place.
,JudQe.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1888-03-17

When all so called remedies fail, DR.. Sage:
Catarrh Remedy cures
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1888-03-17

No Opium in Piso's Cure for Consumption.
Cures where other remedies fail. 25c.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1888-03-17
To dream Of a ponderous whale,

To dream Of a ponderous whale,
ERECT on the tip of his TAIL
Is the sign of storm
If the weather is warm,
Unless it should happen to fail
Dreams don't amount to much, ANYHOW.
Some signs, however. are Invaluable If you
are constipated, with no appetite, tortued
with sick headache and bilious symptoms.
these signs indicate that you need DR.. Pierces
Pleasant Purgative Pellets. They will cure
you. All druggists