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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-19
TWENTY NEGROES KILLED.
First Reports of the Freetown Fight
Not EragreFRted

NEw YORK, Aug. ls.-Reporis from Free
town indi ate that more than - negroes
were killed Thursday by regulators, and
several Others seriously wounded
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LDT. Shelton. R.E. Armstrong.
SHELTON & ARMSTRONG,
DEALERS IN
REAL
ESTATE
Loan Agents.
Farming Lands.

Farming Lands.
60 acres marsh land in
Skagit county, near Mt.
Vernon. This is A No.
land. Price, $3.50
cash.
100 acres OF rich bottom
land, n mile west of
Terril lake, in What
com county; alder and
vine maple; land easily
cleared.
100 acres on Orcas island,
n mile from postoffice
and steamboat landing;
60 acres cleared, 40
acres under fence; good
farm house and barn;
stream of water runs
through place; school
house within a mile.
Price, $40 per acre;
$1,000 of this on time,
to suit purchaser.
100 acres on Orcas island.
This land is easily
cleared; no large timber;
good soil; about one
mile from boat landing.
40 acres suburban tract
near Hall Bros. ship
yard on Salmon Bay.
Price, $500 per acre.
I38 acres two miles above
Snohomish City, known
as the Low farm. Ev-
cry acre of this is rich
bottom land, so acres
in meadow, and will
yield annually $50 tons
ofhay, good farm house
and barn, with sheds
and outbuildings; SO or
90 fruit trees, all large
and bearing heavily,
consisting OF apples,
pears, plums and cher
ries; 20 acres pastur-
age. Price. $525o, one
half cash, balance in ,
years at 10 per cent.
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CARLISLE Nor AFRAID.
He IL willing to Meet MIR. Blaine in
TariM Debate.

WAsHISGToS. Aug. SS.-Speaker Carlisle
says he will meet Mr.. Blaine in joint de.
bate Oa the tariff question II the national
committee considers such a step desirable.
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CHICAGO. Aug. ls-Tse TranscSnti sen
Ia Association held faectiug - day, and
advised Mr. Piersop that the rates proposed
bv him waHid not BE- accepted by the
trans Missouri river lines
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FirTsgt,Re. Aug Is The annual reunion
af the geucFsl ess eptaiian Of The Counts
Democracy vas he'd at All isgheny City io-
day and evening. The delnon-tf alton was
oa q very large scale. Among she speakers
were senator Vance, Of North Carolina.
Representative Tarsney 81 Michigan, Nc
MILAN OF Tennessee and Marsh Of Penn
sylvania-
Suicide OF = German Politician.
IspgkSSroCs, Ang Is.-Dr. A. <. Fisher.
the weil known German writer and poli.
t.ciau. committed suicide to nigh -
taking oplE-.
New Transee influential TarIn.
CHICAGO. Aug. fs.-chsirnsn Leeds. q
the iransesufineni&l assoeiatioa here, hss
had a uew transcoutiuenfai tariff sheet
brlgstsd and Is distributing ii among Inter
.ssted roads II has been decided TO pat
these raiee Into effect september. uf-SEi;h-
sfaUding the opssssisiOu Of the trunk line
people. who contead that "a asrAngsmens
Of special rates on commodities eau he
adopted consistently.
Jnstihabie Homicide.
TUcsos. Aria. Aug. ls-Frark Coma,
eagfacer Of tie pile driving erifs 81 Pan
tAns, sho, and killed Frank BeaaToons, =
wcrk man. thia morning Htsunnnt hai
threatened asd attempted 70 kili Conn b :
eansr the lafteF Wund aos let him have
the position Conn wAs ets,uf 50 leave. r. Q
corous-'s 1ary e&0ucratGd Conn.
Large Free Trade Meeting.
CHkxLEsIax. w. Va. Aax. ls.-scpa'or
Black kbEgn Of keaiuf -. H1a. X. q Mills
Of TeFxs. And FniE Thompson, secrcss-y Of
the pslseoei l5essoesasie executive eozt-
Inlstse. Arrived thlE t0c1pioS lsrze
crus q gathered = hTaY the speeches of iis-
distinguished visitors. EapFrse . szii -
Niils ssx The pfiEciTGi sFezker- He ce
/ lFveEest 4 ioag address GA TOE tar1 cues
ten, exprexs4sx la val kn4sya views On
the s1bsseE
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a earr,rnfer working Ia fhn new STANDARD
ihease., I, II this evening fron .se flies.
BREAKING his h!p. The inJarics are not sefi-
uas
". II. John. r. Alvia. T. z. Pelsess, II
Williams aad ( Bchsrreli, q = ssiEle, are
"a th@ city.
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YELLOW FEVER.
Another DecIine in sugar.

JACK soSvILLE, Fla. Aug. IS-Therl
have been four new cases oi yellow fcyel
III the last "A hours, but no deaths
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MONMOUTH PARK, Aug. ls-The fonr-
year old horse Stridcawav, of Lorll'ar &
stable, hy GlenmOre. oui Of spInasay, was
sold to-day TO X. Tucker, Western turf
man, for s5oo.
Racing results; One miie-Fitzroy won
in t;f-ls, Aufel second. Flageoletia third.
CHieuon stakes, three fonrths miie--seno
Tita won in l.l5'a. Erie second. Dowdle
Colt third.
Omaibus stakes. one and ono half miles--
ra-agoa won la 2;fl. Sir Dixon second,
Bella Is. ihiri.
One AMI one-quarter miles IIypocrits
won In 2;lo'4, Tesbooker second, On-
famine third.
Three-fourths Of mile-Naroon won in
i:iff, King Idle second, George Oyster
third.
seven cighths Of mile Rowland won
in ] %. bauy an second, Malaria third.
Seventh race. steeple chase, fun course
Jim hesjowen won In 50aiz, schooimaster
second. Wcsfmoreland third.
Saratoga Races.
SARATOGA, Aug ls.-Tennessee stakes.
three quarters miie-Gypsy Qureu won,
Diahlo second, The Lioness thlrd: tine,
i.l6,S
FIee handicap sweepstakes, mile aud
halt-MoaiInse wUu, hohem an Girl sec
oud, FeeWee third time. 2fi.
Three quarters, mile, hea's First
heat. Grlseiie won. Mary second. Little
Aiuch third. time, ! l6. Second heat.
1riseife won, Mary second, Little Minch
Third. iifHe. ia1f
Mjc-FDnium won, Bopeep second
Others drawn time. a.
Free handicap sieerleehase parse OF
Ssaa. fractional course M. I, about ~
sniies-f fnBnticleef won. KILLARNEY second
Beech Tree third. time -
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NOTABLE DEAD.

As kEISENT GA4wks EnE7oE
ExzLls, Acx iS-lioEn&a. Ice poes and
I editor eg he 6.1r.sEsslssE. ls dad
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He obey.d M Father.

san FRANcisoo, Aug. Is.-Renued sugar
declined 0ue ghfh Of a cent today, mas
Ing the price Of grauulagcd : cents. Gaia
Is the first change siaee Aug. 3.
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Portland Notes.

VERNox. Mo, Aug lS-Frask lAnpe-
burg tniS mofaiug fatally zhos bis vile
aud thea snlcided. They had guaTTsle1
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For Bribing French rroops.
IMPORTED LABOR.

PARIS. Aug ls.-Baron Matteville has
been Imprisoned for bribiEg troops at
Mourtle.
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BoULANGER's BLOODY TOUR.
Obliged to Turn Back, Owing to
Serious Riots.

PARIS. Aug. ls.-0wine 10 rioious de
monsirations at Moreville last night Gen
Boulanger returned Immediately to
Amiens,
At Corbie one OF Boulanger's supporters
tried 10 shoot a magistrate
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An EmbrsxIrr CAPTURED.
Quarrel. Murder. Suicide.

MoxsEEAt, Aug i&-DaEid Davis the
clerk ID 4 store Al QAppeile who recently
ah,ccnced aficr esnteT1 ing 600, was ar
r..fed xexts.rtiaV a. Pre- cutt
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J. p. HoYr, ,Mang'r D. Horton 4 Co, Bankers
b. t;ATzKRT. sch wabaeher Bros. 4 Co, Mchts
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Company.
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Induracs the stomach against sea sickness, but
u single or Oopaslanal transit across the "IIllmlt.
able we1aeas" lsproiucIIyO Of Srieyous qualms,
especially when Il Is stormy, Ocean travellers,
yAehimen, ship surgeons, commercial buyers
sent abroad, voyagtrs By steamboat, aud all who
are occasionally or frequently called upon to be
where "bIllOws are hnaeted,' should take Elnug
IIOStettcr's stomach Bitter, the NnesI Known
nntidOlc for sea sickness, malaria, blllousuCks,
and disorders al the stomach aud bowels. Many
travellers by iailEnAd, with delicate SlOsnAcis
and nerves, likewise suffer severely en- route.
These will lnl the Dltten surely helpful and
c0nsolRtOry. Travelling, even In swift, steady
and COmmOdlnus steamships and sumpluons
palace cars, u not alwaysA source OF unmISed
JOY and delight and the Bittcrs does much 70
cOuutCrurt the dlscomiorts attending II, agra
waited by delicate health. Rheumatism, brought
on by damp weather, kidney troubles aud dcDil
ity GlU c1eCtually relieved BY the BlIIcu,
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waco, TgxNH ,try .. i7G- Gentlemen: Tie
WHO - en-, u my customers WIS terribly
Enl rtul with q lnAll.Epnie skin disease. thBt
Cuvprr,I lrr whole body ShN wa cpnTntl
t. her bed Tor ErNCrll year, by tits niillctlOr,
uul rUall not help herself Ut all. Sac cUGil
not t!grp frpEi - violent itChlHs nGl st.HgiGy
~ tho SIN. Tho disease baGlrt tue Ekill Ut
tho riE|rians wao treated u; Her hG,i'4ni'
md Hhc gDiNrlC!lctl 10 improve RlElI ini-
Ineiil'e!y. Hu,l VI u fr:g wtCsS size was up.
Iafclily well. Sao IN nov hearty ilnc-
Iuul.i.g lady, villa no tTNtC Uf the addiction
hrs. l'rri very 'rllN. j. l.. S;lAiE,
WngIraa!J L!U is., Austin AvcRGc.
Trca.lSo or Food sal sKln D'3oascs ms!,Cd
frsc. T::a Gw.IT srsc.HG Co.. D.aTcr .
A.ien,a, CD; Sew EtrE, 80 Broadway.
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sHnon's VlrALlzER Is what you need
for Constipation, Loss Of Appetite, Dizzi-
ness, and Nll symptoms Of Dyspepsia,
Price 10 and 70 cents per bottle.
CGouT, Whoopiug Cough and ByoR,
chitis Immediately relieved by shiloh's
Cure.
TIE Rev, George II. Thaycr, OF Bour.
bon, Ipd,, says: "Both myself and wife
own our lives to Shiloh's Consumption
Cure. Sold by W. Z. Williams and q,
Menkemiiier, D&w-Eow
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lAllbdul uVllllS tlulls hileH glt.ho,VuV'
GOvcrnmGntand State bonds duh but strong.
BONDS ASD STOCK QUoTATIoSs-CLosEDG ED


2 loft q
parEages eynnrts 10 1GS barrels and IiS;s SACKS.
market moderately dctIye md 1Sa5c higher:
tIes =! $50 barrels Wheat, receipts $3.50 bush.
els: exports none: sales 2O,6lO6tD bushels OF
futures and 5000 bushels OF spot: options very
u tive: Nc. ., 81 az; ungradC,l 81 lOal lGlS No.
Chicago 81 Issinl ljjs: no. . red October 81 II;
November ST 'l2nl Il; December 81 lS,ial 1877,
closing at 81 lTIs: january ST l5aI 1917 closing nj
81 IsJ{; February 81 l6ai 20ti. closing 1T 81 165I;
Mny 81 lTI,ai %, closing Ut 81 81: June 81 9Oli.
Corn, receipts i2 go bushels exports Il 100 buSii.
els: sales II .7S 600 bushels OF futures aud l0i, 900
bushels OF SPOT. OPTIONS nrtlyc; uugrAled red
5Nt6lc: October 5lIaSiC. closing at SIZE: Novcm.
Der j3|.aJikc, closing at 5Ilgc; December 81.
Ing II ~ e: May isc Oats, receipts 70 100 bush.
els; exports nos bushels: sales 5000 bushels OF
futures aud 1900 bushels Of spot; options &c
higher and very dull: No. 9whItc Slc: western %
az: white do 2SiiSc. Hay and hons quiet
Coffee, options steady and advanced lGal95G;
sales l.i,5iO bags: October li.Ngali lSc: NOveln.
Der l3:laI3h5c: December IL COAL zoe: January
y aOal9 zoe; February l2.4Oal2.sjc: March, April
stronger ut l6c. Sugar. raw nominal; refined
steady MOlasSCs nominal. Rice firm. Tallow
lower and dull prime city 53!5c. ROsIn dull
TurVentInc steady at Ale. Eggs firm; western
q !sl!!c. Pork dull: mess 80 5al7 %. IIeei
strong. Cut meats strong. Lard fairly active;
western steam spot li.cOc; October lO.Nc; No
ycmbcr 9I2c: December S.!Oc; January $500;
February $500. Butter nrmer; western dairy
l-Ai'c' ~ CtrlIhcT! I0S-1Ssc' NECcAc hisHSEi
western sIavItc.
CHICAGO, oct. 5.-speculativc trading in whoat
was again revived somewhat to day and large
business was transacted. The feeling was again
unsettled and prices ruled cOnsd' Hbly higher.
Corn was active aud higher; Oats were strong.
PROVISIONS were active and closed steady. Flour
Urn; natentSI iVa! y: bakers 8 2,al 20: choice
81 Gab y: winter y jOa1 ". Wheat. cash No, 9
spring 81 llStal ia: No. . spring gscasl GI; No.
: rcd 81 il94al ~; October 81 lUGl H. closing
Gt 81 ~; November 81 ll1Gl 10. closing at 81 1915
December g 81 l2;tni Is. closing at 81 lhlS: May
81 liai IVY, CLOSING ut 81 l|{. Corn, cHsh M.
r.; TS ~ sd s',St1 Sseiis %SS; Soys
cIn.i%, NJ Itft". NM IN :Tc ni"sI,' q;
6sts coSS Noa 3ii}c. 0stnSrr 5,ims WAN TSS
L.r h;c. n,CcnEer ~ loS;a!" n1sitS, a. n.IIa
Nav SSil"S6i1c GioSing ~ 800 PrnS e. 49, *
FIny SOD n, i ii NJ iirimn ;S,nnIh,. az ~, ~ ~
M"SS nSri cash nnI t,"i"bsr az n En,.o, ~.
Lcr at SieI5 N closing Si si5 81. SCsr SIi t;n
si n cISSInS NJ III a; IanTsry S"t 7S Ell ~ ny
Sin,in1 nv al * Lara cn.% oSJt 49, En,o, ~,
IOG0c: November a.IiaI0. l9lSc closing at GsTjSc:
December Shjc: January !. ;5c lNcan short
ribs V.lic: shoulders SS7jz,g.OGrI short clear
9. 7ialOOOc. Whisky, 81 %, Sugars, GnlloAf S,4a
Nc: graduated no. standard 4 7IEc. butter
aud eggs steady aud unchanged.
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Grand Monthly Drawing
In the Academy OF Music. New Orleans,

CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000.
100000 Tickets at Twenty Dollars each. Halves
SO; Quarters IS; 1cnthss2; TwentlCths 81.
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CHICAGO, Oct 5.-Cattle-RccelptS II 900 hcstl
shipments 800 head: market steady; bpcvc,
81 Has -; steers 81 7iaG 7j StOCEcTs and feeder
s. 2a9 50: butchers 81 I5a3 10: Texans 81 GUa2 10
head. market steady; mixed Sc 6oaG 60; heavy
81 9AG so: light 50 4jGG 81: skIps g ACR5 20
Sheep-RecGiptS 5000 head; shipments 2,OOC
head: market steady: natives So lIRi II: west
crn - OOa3 Gj: Texans s. 7ia3 70; SkipsS3 TO-
EAST Liberty, Pa. Oct. .-Cattle-Receipt,
III head: shipments 50 head; all through con
Signmcnts. liOgs-Reculpts $500 head: ship
mCnts s. SO head: market fair: IhllAdelphGs So q
aG %; mixed 81 iSR6 Gj: HOrEers 81 3OaG 10: com
mon to fur 81 tNuG ~: pigs So OOa6 90. Sheep
Receipts eco head; shipments 100 head: market
iair atyesteriay's prices.
CINCINNATI. Oct 5.-IIogs steady; common
aud light s. OOaG Is: packing aud butchers 81 q
NC 20; FvceinLs 400 held: ghinmcnts l,Ye5 henl
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Financial.
DTREGol

Drafts OF England, Ireland, France and Ger.
many.
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Educational.
MI, De CHANTAL
Near Wheeling, VI. Va.
tsl.tcf, 0! the V5lt0tIonE

.,bool Of more than national reputation
,s',,c,o,otloa.l advantages for thorough ed.
,,,.goi Young ladies' In Ill departments. Ii
,.,,of .Ix thousand yOlU Cs. Fine phlln
,,,l.r,l chemical ard astronomical HpparAt'iS'
y.IrEl Department specially noted. Corpse
,,no ,rarAsrs ,fAlned by leHlIag prateSso'
,,no Cguuratory Of Stuttgart. Vocal culture
,.c.o,la: to tie method Of the old Italian nlas
US
fs,stion unsurpassed for beauty and hesltA
T.garrc, Of pleasure grounds. Board excellent
yo,tsnlocues, and references to patrons In al
Is I''"'''"' ''''' THE DIRECTORIES,
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Qhe Sntelltaetter.
WHY FARMER GRIMES WILL VOTE FOR
HARRISON.


John ~. Wo0isiicia he Irish World.
LAwYEE OLD
Well. Farmer Grimes, how goes the times?
And how Is your crop VI hay;
With wcll.tiiled farm aud wcll-lllled barn
You make good farming pay.
soon Mr. Mills with his Free Trade bills
VIII cheaper what you buy,
Aud the men you hire viii not require
Their pay ~ he no high.
For pure Free Trade Our Cleveland made
IFS message bold und plain.
And ihis, OF cOtifsc, you will endorse
And vote for lin again.
FARNER GRIMES
Well, Lawyer Old, II may seem bold
To say can't agree
With Mr.. NILS md his Free Trade bills
Protection Just suits ne.
Our ilOcks Of sheep we cannot keep
unless the wool Is high;
With foreign wheat we can't compete,
And don't propose TO try.
We must depend OH the farmers friend
4 market clos and high,
And the little mill beyond the hill
OurprOducts freely buy;
Our nilE we sell, our hlyNS we'll,
And get the ready cash,
And u market IND for every kind
Oi carly garden triIsh.
Mil owners say rFOIGCtiOn's way
Just Keeps them on thcir feet.
With the law priced hands 0i foreign lands
! hey could not now compete,
Nor mills don't run Just for the fun
OilOsIng day by day,
And Free TrIide bills will close the mills
Or reduce the EOrkmau'S pay:
III vain we toll II once You spoil
The market where we sell,
We may be slow, but We farmers know
Free Trade will do this well.
So with your leave. don't believe
III the Message Cleveland wrote,
For TIppcanoc and Tariil. too,
SHALL most surely vote.
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The Best sALvE in tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, Chilblains,
corRS, and all skin eruptiOns, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price, % cents per
box. For sale at Logan & Co.'s drug
stofo.
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New YORK, Oct. o. Petroleum opened firm at
continued hammcrlng by the bears, and closed
weak ut ~ 4. Consolidated Exchange: Opening
9'sc highest g5Sc; lowest g3Isc; closing at 957Ec.
OH CRY, PA, Oct, 5.-opeued at 9ii&G; high.
est $40; lowest 9S1sc: closed at 93Isc; sales
,iil ,GtJ barrels; clclrances l,9GS.0JO barrels;
shipments 1898 barrels; runs 100 barrels.
PITTSBURGH. Pa. Oct. 5.-Pctroleum irregular
and inirlyHctIvo; opened at we; lowest 9J1ISci
closed NJ paI!C; highest 95Sc.
RRARFORD, IA, Oct h.-Opened at 9II%c;
highest ~ [c lowest gSc; closed at 9Gsc; clear
Rnccs l,abGuOO barrels.
TrrusvLLE, Pa, Oct. 5.-oponcdat g51ISsc; high
eat 9illSci lowest p31Ec; closed Ut GI1zc.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features of tic Money and Stock SInr
keia


NEW YorK. Oct 5.-Money OH call easy nj m
per cent; last loan per cent, closed offered at
per cent bid. Prime mercantile paper l54a7 pei
cent. Sterling exchange dull but firm ut 81 So:
ass Sales Of stocks ~, eO5 shares.
The stock market was more active TO day. and
while higher In the forenoon became weak later,
nnd the advances with something IN addition
were lost. The great movement Of the day was
drop Of 10 points IN Philadelphia gas on reports
from Philadelphia that an announcement OF the
Intention Of the company 10 Issue Sl,tOOCOO
bonds bad been made. 4 small portion Of the
loss was aiterwnrd male up. but the stock is !
per cent lower this evening. Tho declines at
the opening were from y TO only. and the
market developed strength Immediately. The
best prices were reached around noon, when the
BAgging tendency appeared, though little pro-
gTess was made until toward Up. ~. when the
Losses In Cotton oil, st. Paul and Richmond &
West Point approached per cent. Tho list did
not rally, and the close was quiet but heavy at
about the lowest prices for most Of the list. Al
though fluctuations were generally small, the
lasses are quite material, 81. Paul losing l1S
Lake Erie ~ aud Northern Pacific preferred
per cent. New England Is uplI
railroad bonds dull: sales Sl,99ASOOJ.
GOvcrnmCntArd State bonds dull but strong.
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ARE you made miserable by Indigcs-
ton, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss Of
Appetite, Yellow Skin? Shiloh's Vita
liSer is q positive cure,
Why will you cough when shiloh's
Cure will give immediate relief. Price
10 cts, 50 cts. and 81.
a NASAL Injector Tree with each bottle
OF Shiloh's CatAfrh Remedy. Price so
cents. Sold by w. L. Williams and c.
Menkemiller. D4w.Eow
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Medical.
n You Are Sick

With Headache Neuralgia, Ri uma,Is,n Dyspcp.
ala, EiitoasacS, BLOOD HumoFs, Eldaey Disease,
Const!pat!on. Female Troubles. Fever and Aguc,
slecplcsncss, Partial Paralysis, or Nervous Pros.
trlt!on, use Painc's Celery Compound and be
cured In each of these the cause Is mental or
pnysical OrcrworE, anxiety, exposure or malaria,
the effect OrwllIch Is to weaken the nervous sys.
ten, resulting IN one OF these diseases Remove
the CAUSE with that great Nerve Tonic, and the
nrst.t p ,vIII JF.,npenr
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Countryman docking over copy Of
Kson's Fablesl-What's the price OF
this book, mister2 pealer-Iiity cents.
10 you want copyS Counrymm-
No; the TELLER what wrote 1t stole most OF
his ilcRs from the neMsnnpcra.
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sYMProNs.-aoIsturc: intense fishing ard
stIngLng; most at night; worse by scratching.
II allowed 10 continue MmOg form, which
often bleed and ulCeratG, becoming very sore.
bWAINE'a OINTMENT stops the itching aud
bleeding, heals liberation, aud III most rukCs re-
moves the tuMlrs, At druggists, or by mail, for
u cents, Dr. swayne Il Sou. Philadelphia.
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Eczema, Ircny, scnly, skln Torlures

The simple application OF "swAYSE's ONT
MEST," wIthOutany Internal medicine viii cure
any case OF letter, Salt lihvrn. Eingworln,
PILES, Itch, sorts, PlmpleS Eczema, nll ScGly,
Itchy skin EiupIiong, no matter how obstinate
OF long siapditg, It Is potent, elective. aud
costs Eut 4 tTille. TThs4w
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Address Registered Letters 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
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charge ri the drawings, Is u guarantee OF absolute
fairness and integrity, that the chances are all
equal, and that no one can possibly divine What
number win draw Prize.
"REAIE;NIBER, also, tlIat the payment Of Prlses
IL GUGHASTEgD ny FoUR HATiOSALBASKs OF New
Orleans, and the Tickets are signed by the presi.
dent OF an Institution, whose chartered rights
are recognized by the highest Courts; therefore.
beware Of any limitations OF anonymous
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NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-Wlth agents and lObbcrs
the demand aud movement was of unchanged
proportion. and largely the result Of orders for
new nSsortmCntS.
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Railroads.

WHEELING q ELM GROVER. H.
w on and after MONDAY, APRIL 80. 1898,
trains on the Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad
will run as follows:
LEAVES WHEELING:
$50 u. m, G:lO u. m, 100 q, rn 800 a. m. 900
T. M, l0:UOR, IN, ll:UO u. ~, 1870 m, 20 D. M,
eco p. M, $500 p M, 400 b. M, 500 y. IN, G:I0
p. M, 200 p. in., 500 p. M, 9:G0p. Ia.
LEAVES WHEELING PARK:
GlOR M, 200 a. m, 500 A. M, 900 II. M, 1000
a. M, 90 a. m, l2:UO M, 200 y. m, 800 u. m,
500 r. M, 4:0O p. M, 500 .. in C:iO p. M. 900
500 p. M, 1906 p. M, 1910 D. IN.
GUEDAYs.--LeAye at 100 a. IN. and run every
hour, except church train, at 9.l6 p. IN. Leave
wheeling Park at 500 u. IN. and run every hour
until 10 p. M, except church traiDK,. which Will
leave the Park at O;IS a. In. and Wheeling at
1913 P. m. and g:ib p. m.
ann e. HTRsCU supt.