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NEw ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and closed
nominal. Middling. l0r. Sale. $50 bales.
Quotations were a. follows Ordinary. 7Ac.
rood ordinary. SIC low middling pJ,c.
niddling, ioc. good middling. I0gc.
Futures opened steady aud closed
~ follows August op5 bid scptem.
her, 91@ogl, October. 0O0 Noycm
Der, swftaOo, December. aU8 January
ti0eaii; February, pipap ~. March. o y,
@e2s April, oS@oSs. May. 9nQa,s
tales, is,OOO bales.
pAnY roar Ann INTERIOR MOVEMENT
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NTw YohE, Aug. lO-Thcrc was i'm.
proycmcnt In the demand at iobbine hands,
with like reports from all distributing cen.
ten, Ia consequence Uf which orders were
more plenty for moderate assortmcnts of
scasonable fabrics
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1--we stosL.
,eiIan see.l ,.rednr,.

Ihist tutpr OLIVE, prime summer
yellow, iOotilc OF summer yellow, aiaJ,r
choice cooking summer yellow, l5ttiGr
primo summer white. iihtlic. prime cotton
.rrd meal. W 2"ti5 - lCss than car load,
tir2i OF cotton sesl meal. tiSnOeti5 25'
lcss than car load iois. tiGgi.
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TnH CHICAGO GRAIN MARKEr.

Chandler Brown & Co., of Chicago, TO
Ogden Fontainc, Of Memphis: Govern
mcnt report shows a decline in condition Of
spring wheat $40 per cent. Curb up &c on
"a hnnI ~
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LNrHroOt-
AZ noon. spols-stcsdy, demand fair
salca, 10000 bales, ~ which American
5000 bales. Receipts 600 hnls,. of
which American no bales. Closing ouo.
iations were a. follows Ordinary. tN.d.
rood ordinary. 81, a. low middlinr b,td
rood m'ddling bltd middlihg uplands
ll.l0d. middling Orleans. ii.iGd.
Futures opened quiet and closed Quiet
These prices arr given in pence aud 6Iths
thus a0J means AB5Oi, aud sol means
bi-Oil
AtE pm.-Augusi, $40 buyers. August.
hcpicmbcr, $50 sellers September October
bn, buyer. October November. SIS sell.
en- NoyemberDcccmbef bts, sellers. Dc.
ccmbcf. January, biS, buyers. January. Feb.
riary, bl5. buyers February. March, blt.
SELLER scpiomhcr. bS4 sellers.
Liverpool weekly statement for the week
ending August 10. 1885,
voctiy sales roa ..o,,
W Nhth Aneficun. ............. tnoo sjmo
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nI.eeIIanran..

nAautSo-=iOGtl2c
rowrru-kcr., 500. half tegs. ,27s
quarter kegs ti7h
llipr--pfy hiut, No I, ioc. No. ?, &c. dry
saltcd, bSW'c green saltri. No. L. 81. Ne.
= SIC. green, 5tglc, shcrpskius, iScCgttc1,
irregular
Tiu- .iS0i.2S.
suut= Drop, o. -, buck, $50.
ITApHtr
Nuus-lron y m. ,isll t2iS.
ui=buuN. grease Wopl, unwashci. 10
milC. clear gfrasr Noul. Mas. bury.
washed. 2DaNN Tub washed. 1nOt1tc.
IousoOo-oummon, !saJ,c other grades,
JitsN,c
ssuu- Garrtts SOS Ralph'A SO Is.
Rhilruad. tisi. Gail 4 "a. 1925
ton ouHffimc white, wholesale lots,
CSC prf raj
NtuwAN=istHc.
IAttoN =afttC
WuHY Straight Kentucky bourbon.
VI hBhn Robinson and iArrlin counties.
Tenn, sharp advance a. iutIu1. Eastern
yrs, 81 Nttbm aUruriIIF tH agr and make.
common whisky brHti u according ~
proof nothing under 20 pr rent quoted
Live stock.
L,Srs- Choice, $50. common 10 good,
Per head flUi
lous-Cho.oc light 56t''.c good, IaaSl.
common tatH4c
C,rtlt-Chuicc, 1saiisc. good. si.Gsl,.
scallawars, nominal
sHrrr Choice, De-. medium. sisc. com.
| mon. 81 Opdi b.
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tsrorerIe..

NV YoRK, Aug. l0.-Supar-Firm: Mus.
coyado, SIC for SO test; domestic nolasscs
grades, &c; fair refining quoted at o ,c re-.
fined quiet and firm; C,0l5-lGc, extra Z. % 10.
0G 5l6c; white cxtraC q l-lGMG,sc, yellow,
Cos l-lGc; of A, 7@7lsc, standard A, "a
ne; gunulnted, 7igd7ssc. cubes, 73.@7J,c.
Molasscs-Firm. RiceEstcady.
Cmc,0o, It'll, Aug. iO..-On the Produce
exchange, to-day, the butter market was
steady aud unchanged. sEgss-Dull and moth
ing doing.
CiSciNNAri, o., Aug. .--Whisky-Quict;
sales, 6s2 barrels Of finished goods on n basis
Vt Sl.i. Buttcr-Stcady. Sugar-Firmer.
Eggs-Dull at Toe. Chccse-Easy.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

sAoANr MAGNOLIA B,LN nsn,rvs. snabarp
ssn rreNsiss Moth lsiahs C.nr Il. Js,ss,ssu
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MAGNOLIA BALM

Give. . E.,i.hinely bssuiiiul shin. Drive. %
bis,sh... A.dn.ss. Roushpss., rlmyl.. 4 san. lAsi
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened steady
and closed steady middling iOc Sales, -
bales, including - last evening, Of which
= to exporters aud -- 10 spinnen.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary Tsc good ordinary, sskc; low
middlinE Csc, middling, iOc, good mid.
ding l0b'lGc; middling fair, lose. fair,
nominal dusty, hc TO ic lower.
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Lave sfooh.

CmcAGo, H., Aug iO.--1'hc DrorcS, Journal
reports: Caitlc--Rcccipts 700 shipments,
-. Market steady Tor ordinary; lOc
higher for good stock. beef cattle, 81. $3.50
Geo, stockcrs and feeders, s2O5Cc375 COWS,
bulls and mixed, tl.50s625, Texas cattle,
N.5nOtj.50. ZOO.
Hogs Receipts, 1900; shipments, -.
Market steady % strong mixed. g. sOdG 20.
heavy, 5.y@Gi5, Light, tG.OOg0. 40, skips,
o. 1jGtb.p.
shccp--Reccipts, 5000 shipments, -.
Market weak and easier, natives, 1000
100 western S3.iOGDiOt Texans, S2G2t,
Ol3 a.; lambs a. 5nCtb. 90
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MAGNOLIA BALM

is's's's r'rf'e, coapl.sioa shd issy. N. r.s.,
Sssi. Arms shd hssas sOn .ad smeotA. IN, All
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MAGNOLIA BALM

Iase hAsASp MAGNOLIA BALM -ia 200 !. n.
tsasiis. hsartsins. hoas sp1 al nu,.l 1850,
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
MONEY PER CENT, NEW YORK Elk
CHANGE "a PREM. SELLING.
Cotton steady-Middling Cotton, Ioc-
Sales Today Unimportant-Th Tone
OF the General Market steady-Meats
Quiet,
AprrkL OrrTcr,

fhbAh ENbNiNui Auk W. 1910 y
Money rates remain steady and unchanged
at per cent with demand strong, and sup
ply sufficient for business purposes.
The clearinghouse report Is as follows:
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GENERAL TRADE.

Hog products and lard are quiet and were
marked lower today Eggs are lower.
Amount Of grain in store at the elevators:
Corn, so, 40 bushels; oats, 1850 bushels.
At New Orleans there has been no change
in the sugar market. Molasses continues
quiet and unchanged, There is fair dc.
mAnd for clcnn rico
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Ninuc of The Rivers

UIIlCE fl0NAL NERVICE u. A, I
MENfHis, Aug. TO- sam.
The following observations are taken Al all sta
tons named In the 10Th meridian time, which h
one hour later than Memphis time
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EAcmANaE QUOTATIONS
DAILY corroS STATEMENT.

Imports err g. Ma a RRG CO&s
RRi Total 70 bales
kNports-M6 CRRy7. C.o&sw RI 70. l.
No6 u X, 80 Total. lOg bales
WEEKLY CorroN STATEMENT.
Receipts at Memphis for the week ending
August 10, $50 bales a. against 65i bales last
week, and ia bales same week last year.
since September 1, Gil Osj bales, against CO...
80 bales same time last year.
Shipments for the week, s3s bales. "A
tgainst l ,3.6 bales same week last year. since
September 1, $50, 2'A bales, ~ against 0Si. 40
bales same time last year Weeks sales.
30 bales exporters, none, aud spinncs.
all bales
NTw YoRk.
Spots opened quiet and steady and closed
quiet middling, II 1916. Sales 223 bales.
Quotations were M follows Ordinary.
s0-i6c, good ordinary. loo. low middlinr.
lOAc, middlng II biGc, good middling.
ii1sc, middling fair, i2'ic fair. l2'sc.
Futures opened steady aud closed steady.
- follows August n 3sCtii ~. September.
D.sScaos1 October, 9Gg6saG4. November.
p.hi@abG, December 0bt6ep IS. January.
e0o0a0i, February, 0Gs6tp 90 March. y ~
OseI7, April, nAspsj. May, pu26eo 10.
June, l0OoaioOi sales. iO,. 40 bales
Weekly cotton statement, for week ending
Friday, August 10, ISIS.
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New York Dry Goods u.rL.,

ST; LoUIs, No, Aug. io.-wool quiet but
steady
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Household supplies.


ArrLB-No demand from store. Dried
apples, G's@7'fc per H., from store Dried
peaches, Httpc from store.
FEvu-fim. Lemons ~ 5O6I5O per
bon, bananas, fiua2 ~ Per bunch.
rtcELrs-lifls, o. ~ half hrls. SEQ.
rut,tou-firm, new, 81 50bgi75 per brl.
sweet o. ~ per sack.
iorltM Chickens, spring 81 2SCI2 ..
mixed ~ 55ot2Ul, hens 3 25M2.5O
Eaus-Scarvc. boxes i1c, eases. i.c.
fHriu -Cocoanuts, tUO per 100. Peanuts.
Virginia, WtO'sc Tcnncssrr, farmers stock
.@Sc. roasted, 2'tc higher shtlled, GCt5c.
iccans, Texas Ntiac
Nrarr,ntrs- Onions. tlO0dg 90 per brl
81 ~ per sack. Cabbage home grown. 81 IS
GtaO0 per crate kmut, hrls, $500. half brls
$50. Garlic, so per iOn
RustNs.-l sondnn Layers, 400 Layer. A. 70.
California. o. SO0sOd
BurrtH.-l luticrnc, lie. creamery, &c.
dairy, iGlfiSc. country butter, it0aiUc.
ClnrH. Ozark, t0S0 Ter bfl, aud 81 50 per.
half hrl
NiSto,H--ror gal, sdiac
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s.roceries.

CINNrp Goops-rinc apple, 81 u. peaches
. lbs, standard, g. ~, lbs, standard $40.
second, $3.50 Tomatoes, 2 lbs, standard
! 81 ~, lbs, standard, ft.lb Strawberries
N.'h. laspbcrrics, q. 90 Blackhcrrics. 81 %
| tgl %. Green cages, a. 7jCti.S1. Pears
| 81 9Ngl75. Plums, Sl1h Asparagus. o. a.
tgi.2b Green curn,il ,1i6Ci4O Green peas
fl6itglD. Cove oysters. full weight. I No.
Doc lbs u. GjCtl7h. light weight 65m55c
lbs 900 Condensed milk-Cruwn.
500, Eagle $40. Swiss tb95. salmon.
VI. ~. Shrdines $40 mustard sardincs.
800 Mackcrcl, $40, herring maokcrcl,
tl25.
SrGn-Purc white, 81. OF white. C;
yellow clarified. 7A.Gg1'sc. refined A, Ne.
standard graduated, sa.Cts'sc. powdered.
sAc. cut loaf sl.C. firm.
CoTTrE-Common, iiC. ordinary, iGc: fair.
l7c' prime Rio, isc choice 10 fancy, lDc; old
government 3DM32c. quiet
SALt-Sarinnw, ti.30al Is per brl: Ohio
river, N.2b61l - per brl, sks. fine, $500
LOO. coarse. ti.lOtal.lh pkts, 2A.@7c.
htcE-Louisiana, b9oAc, Carolina, O.;
quiet
CASpru-stlck, all sizes. In hrs. pals and
brls, Htlor; fancy assorted, Slgi5c; extra
fancy. lsCt2ic. hrn
CHEar-Ncw York factory. case; full
crHm l2ciic, Young America, lJCDllc.
soArs aNp CANpLEs-Soap sos &c, candles,
full weight ioc
SrAHCu--3Ad3isc
MoL,ssrs-l.ouisiana common 10 fair, 600
2hc, prime a. choice. MANS. fancy, lOdtic:
centrifugal, common Ia fair. 2p@ 25c. prime
TO choice, JO6s1'c. syrup. @atoc quiet
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OH Rnd Iurpenfinc

wnNiSoroS, n. C., Aug. iO.-Turpcntinc
firm, 33Hc.
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THE RIVERS.

Steamboats, Leaving
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ENGLAND'S CHEAP LABOR.
Women ShoveIIng Coal for Fifty Cents
wholesome Important Statistics.

Women ShOVellnE Coal for Fifty Gents u
Week-S0me Important Statistics.
LONDON, August l2,-One interesting
American in London is Mr.. Nathaniel
Mckay, OF New York. He is busy writ
ing out facts to show that Free Trade is
dangerous, and he is as interested and
entirely devoted to his work as any
American reporter on n murder. Mr..
Mckay has arrived in London, after two
weeks in the "black country" among
the coal mines, iron mills aud furnaces
OF Lancashire, Warwickshire and Stat
fordshire. lie has brought facts and
figures and photographs to back up the
facts. He tells about women shovcllng
coal at from to u shilling week and
has an interesting photograph of three
of these women, one young girl not over
fifteen and the others white-haired
women Of seventy. He also tells about
hundreds OF men making chains at the
anvil at starvation wages, getting Tor
making chain which sells for shilling,
6 pence. Mr.. Mckay wants to help on
the cause OF protection, but is particu-
larry anxious, as he admits, to be even
with Mr. Cleveland; OF whom he spepks
in no very flattering terms. Mr.. Mckay
has had printed hundreds Of pamphlets
describing the condition Of English min
ers, and he proposes TO turn loose on the
American public such flood OF dismal
statistics us shall brighten any laboring
from even thinking OF voting against
Harrison.
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS !

The undersigned Building c9mmttiee aPPo.8t
cd by the Trustees Of the NJ, h, Church toulti
cncc Seminary, will receive sealed proposals a
the Office Of Hon. Benjamin +. Martin, IN uHl
ton, until the Goth day Of August next, Al ~
O'CLOCK 2. NJ, Tor the following work ana mate
rlals:
FIrst--FOr the erection and completion, ifoH
the foundation to final, Of the Seminary hlll'
ing at DuCkhuunOn, inS' pshnr county, W; Va
upon the site already selected, including AL Ile
materials fixtures, labor and Workmanship
necessary to build, and iiulsh The same, 81 ihe
dimensions, character, quality ~ all fe'ptN,
Ia the nRHntF, aud according "a Tue psag, ana
specifications prepared BY Architect r. W.
Wells, Of the city Of Wheeling aud adopted BY
the trustees. ,..,
for the erection Of the fUuNdniionsoi Nnid ba',i
lug and every part thereof. aud for gu eAea'SS,
tlOns, and the removal thereof, ncc"flhg 70 sail
plans and specifications, according to mGIeHals'
quality and workmanship. ..,...,,..
Thifd-FOr the erection and completion uP9n
said foundation Of the entire supthuurtIit o
the said building separate aud apart rom s"VA
foundation.
Fourth--For the erection Of the entire aiIef'
structure except the foundation, aud iOf h,i lnh.
tcrlals aud fixtures TO put tie Wboit h"''"'ub
Ali work and materials aud woflmGn,hipi2
be In NIL respects according 70 NAI" F'""' "'N
specifications. tho
All proposals for the rock.wofk or ioi ne
whole building, TO name the price at Mh',H Ilu
200 perchcs Of rock now on The site VIII pe @C'
The work and materials to BE- paid ior ~
monthly estimates made by the snptNhus
architect or committee. less 20 per cent VIZ
each estimate, which will be- retained Uh"l 'Hv
work is'ComplCted, all Of which must by y XVI
plcted on or before the first day vrlopt' 10 ,
Contractors undertaking the whole, N IVY
part Of the work. will be required TO cnleI ,n.g
bond, vita suMclcut gutetics III npcnhih. Hlt35
10 one. third OF the contract price coh.lh,,.V'
Off the faithful performance Of their contract,
Plans and specifications can be seen ~ Wy
office Of L. ". Wells, Wheeling, W. w. "' "
Wpv. +, ST Jordnn'r. buckhannoR, v, W.,
The Hoard reserve. the right to reject agy
all bids. J; 9; bAkpAti,. ,so
jy3O Chairman BnllllnEl IlI....s--.:s
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AMERICAN PARTY CONVENTION.
a Great Outlay of Candidates for it's Pre-.
dental Nomination.

a Great Outlay of Candidates for its PFcsI-
dental Nomination.
WASHINGTON, August l2.-Hon. P. D.
Wigginton, who ran for Governor on the
American ticket in California, two years
ago, and j. NJ. Bassett, who drafted the
first American platform for California /;
also Mr.. Grayson, OF Oakland, have ar
rived rs the advanced guard Of the Cali
tornia delegation TO the American party
convention, to be held here at the Grand
Army Hall, August II.
New York sends about 100 delegates,
most OF whom are expected tonight.
Pennsylvania holds its State convention
in Philadelphia on Monday, for the pur-
pose OF choosing delegates to the conven-
ton. Chicago has organized strong
American Club, and sends n large num-
Der OF delegates. Advices from Boston,
Pittsburgh, Baltimore and other points,
west and south, indicate that credit
able number can be counted on.
In conversation with the delegates q
number OF men are mentioned for the
head of the ticket, among whom are
Mayor Hewitt, of New York ex-Mayor
Low, OF Brooklyn; Senators Blair, OF
New Hampshire; Stanford and Hearst,
of California; Palmer, OF Michigan;
Wade Hampton. Of South Carolina:
Governor Rusk, OF Wisconsin; Governor
Ogesby, OF Illinois, and General Negley,
Of Pennsylvania, who seem TO be the
most formidable candidates.
About 800 delegates are expected.
The committee rooms at 0l5 + street
have been prepared for their reception.
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Republican Conventions.
REPUBLICAN
STATE CONVENTION,

u Il Uriefti Tia, a Cumtuliou of thu. .,.,.,
held Ut Charleston on WI DNESDAY, 6l'1!i,IS;
%, ISIS, at 10 o'clock a M, 70 non!nate ~ ~!
didGtes for Governor State supcFIBtef'SS. va,
Free schools, Auditor, Treasurer, At0fpe, ~, W
crAl, and two Judges Of the supreme J6;,,, wv 4,
Appeals, To be voted for at tie reutfgl .I,stu "
10 be held ON thc 9Th dAy OF Noyrr1l., '.y1
Also 10 select two Presidential elector, h. ~ ~
State al large 10 be voted for At the ame tTs'
Also 10 select State Committee, aud 10 tr,s.4y;
such other business rs NAV prupcfIy r5rSs ~
fore SAid Convention. W
The Committee bcgs TO state thai II Ia, H..
the custom Of the party IN the hast 10 ALLOW ~
State Convention TO select six Presidential ~
tors. We deem TINS wrong, aud hereby J{r,S,
that each Congressional District, al M ti,Sa
and place II nOminates its Congressman n - -.
didAte for Presidential electOr Tor rgrh di.t.t',
shall be also nominated. II shall therefore II. ~
duty Of the State ConyentlpR 10 only ma. ~
nomination two eleciOFs for the State Gt lSrrs ~
The Republican electors Of West yln,!nIg -,
all other voters, without regard 10 rasi p0IItj'i
affiliations, who are opposed 10 the present ~.
fayngnnt anu improper management Of ~,
NlrHlniA's public affairs, and Who believe In ~
great American doctFinc Of Protective TsfisN
that great principle which has made the CniieI
States the foremost manufacturing Guvprpf8sn;
on the earth, and given to labor the highest ~
muneratiOn for It's tOil-hll who iud1rr hi,
great principle, and who desire 10 urn,S,,'s
friendly feeling, permanent harmony, and r,T.
eral aud lasting prosperity Throughout ibg Sf,fe
by maintaining y government plCtlgyJ Ia tbl'
great American idea, are cordially Invited 10 al,
tend this Convention and participate In II, H.
libentlOns.
We would EeeeEhgaeRd so County Convention,
that they appoint one delegate to the state Con.
yenlIon for every one hundred votcs ra,t IN,
Blaine and Logan, and that this be made H.
basis OF representation for the State Conygs.
ton.
by order OF the State Central Committee
W, J. W. COwDES.
,TeSte: Chairman
y. W. ATKINSON, secretary. iyltnAW
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this in his favor, Mr.. Atkinson has fire.
quently said to his friends that he does
not insist tiponthe nomination unless he
is considered entirely available and
reasonably sure OF election. His cam
paign, the INTELLiGEScER believes, has
been open, candid and Just.
M. Atkinson has always been pre-
eminently party man, has many ele-
ments OF strength and il nominated
would make vigorous and able CANVAS;
but whether he is just the man the con-
vention ought to nominate the IETELLI-
oEScER is not at this time prepared to
say. The convention will doubtless give
proper consideration to his merits, as it
will to those of Capt. Dovener, Mr.. John
A. Campbell and any others who may be
brought before it.
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The Buried ChlertaIn.

General Sheridan fought on the theory
TINT the most merciiul Of warIike meth
DDS was that which soonest terminated
the war. He realized that war is de-
structive business, and the sooner it is
over the better for both sides. So it
happened that he was the toughest OF
the roughriders. He moved as the
whirlwind moves and struck as the
thunderboIt strikes. Yet he was the
gentIest and kindest OF men, as true
warriors have been before.
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W. D Hoyt & Co., wholesale and re-
tail druggists of Rome, Ga, say: We
have been selling DR.. Kings New Dis
covery, Electric Bittes and Bucklen's
Arnica SalVe for four years. Have
never handled remedies that sell MS well,
or give such universal satisfaction.
There have been some wonderful cures
effected by these medicines in this city.
Several cases OF pronounced J)nsump-
ton have been entirely cured by use OF
few bottles OF DR.. Kings New Dis
covery, taken in connection with EleC-
trio Bitters. We guarantee them always.
Sold bV logan K CO.
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THE CHAMPION KNOCKED OUT.
sluggcr sullivan Behind the liars with n
BADLY Broken Head.

htNuNy
BosTox, August l2.-The startling
news came to police headquarters just
before midnight last night that John l..
Sullivan, Boston's first citizen, lay Sc
curely locked in the cell of suburban
police station with badly broken head.
The champion has been for several days
doing little preliminary training for
his prospective match with Kilrain.
Early last evening the champion started
off on one OF his customary sprees with
Billy Hagerty, u Dover street barber,
and one OF his intimate friends. They
drank freely, and as usual the liquor
made John an uproarious blackguard.
They hired team and started off on the
road.
At 8 o'clock they reached the Brighton
district, and Sullivan drove recklessly
along Washington. Near the corner OF
Oakland street he drove his team into
another driven by livery stable keeper
OF Allston. In an instant Sullivan and
Hagerty were pitched headlong to the
ground. John struck heavily on his
head and he was badly cut and bruised
from the top OF his scalp to the cheek
bone on the left side Of.his face. Hager-
ty was only slightly hurt Policemen
Bates and Lynch soon appeared. They
found the champion well nigh helpless
except as to his tongue, and that he was
using with most protane vigor. He
abused the policemen and defed them
to Arrest him. They accepted the chal-
lenge, and quick as flash John found
the twisters on each wrist.
At the station house he was still full
OF abuse, but he was summarily search
ed and hustled down stairs to cell like
any ordinary prisoner. As soon as the
news OF his arrest reached his friends
they made every effort to secure his re-
lease on bail. The police would not al
low this.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-13

IT is safe to promise u treat to all who
may hear John jarrett in this city next
Saturday night. Mr.. Jarrett discusses
the tariff question from the point of
view OF the wage.earner, with which in
terest he has so long been closely identi-
fled. He does not deal much in theory,
though he is master OF that. He deals
with facts and their practical! application:
This is what both sides to the tariff con-
troversy should welcome. The side that
cannot survive u controversy so conduct
ed is certainly unworthy OF the conf
dence OF the people of the United
States
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-13

AUGUSTA, Me-, August l2.-EXtensive
preparations are being made here for
the reception OF Mr.. Blaine on Tuesday
evening. The procession, escorting Mr.,
Blaine to his residence, will pass under
an arch spanning State street, south OF
the Augusta house, and bearing on its
front the words welcome Home" form
ed Of gas jets. Judge W. W. Whitehouse
will deliver the address OF welcome to
which Dir, Blaine will respond.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-13

FoR cleansing and healing foul and in.
dolent Ulcers, Sores and Assesses and
removing the bad odors arising there.
from, and for sloughing, confused and
lacerated wounds, Darbys Prophylactic
Fluid is unequalled.
~ have used Darbys Prophylactic
Fluid in hospital and private practice
for ten years and know OF nothing better
for sloughing, confused and lacerated
wounds, foul and indolent ulcers and as
u disinfectant. ~. +. HEUsTIs, Professor
Mobile Medical College.