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BONDS.
U,s.s coupon 27]s Pacific C.
Nrw WORK MARKKrs.

NEW WORK hARkEfs.
NV YORK, Aug. is-Hsps--Quiet and
choice firm.
sooffee--options quiet; sales. p 900 bags
August, $40 atenili September, $40 5ot1
i0s1. October. 81 9A1ie.
sugar-Held firmly; quiet; fair refining,
Safe bid: centrifugal, ad-test. s'4e; re
aned, moderate demand; steady,
other articles unchanged.
Northumberland strong nj s'lc. and
advanced TO SCI when II reaction occurred
on which the price declined 70 S''fe a
tlesed firm al soc,
Bar gilver--9iatc.
BANK STATEMENT.
Nnw YORK, Aug. ls.-Wcekly bank state.
ment; Banks hold 81 $50 go In excess oi
be legal requirement.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO, Aug, ls-wheat - stronger
cash. SsAsc, September, S4l4c: October. Soc.
eosn--steady; cash, fi}se; september,
ttsc October, 4ifAc
tlals : steady; cash 2S'4c; September,
Nc; October, .33ic.
Bafley--NOminAl
Rye-tirm az 4so
Ahisky-yi 20.
roIk-Firlni cash aud September, siS.7a
uctobcr. SIS S1is
latd-s,eady; cash and September
f&, Oetober, S g2i.
Short ribs Is mas aats.
short clear aud hnuldcrs-Steady.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKEr.
cascseo. Aug iS.-Cattle- Receipts $500;
sesay; steers, t52tGA75; stockcrs and
feeders S4lal.3o; cows, bulls aud mixed
hSsaSta' fexas cattle, tI.7aa2so.
hegs-RoCciptS, 50Q0; stronger; Lai6c
alshcs. mixed stsA6ig3. heavy, s5.p0sa
go. light, g. sCuJG.ao.
saeea--Receipts. 5000, slow; natives
.1iNs4Gf: western. saCG3sO; Texas, s275t.s
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Shippipr Intelligence.

fosr TOWNSEND. Aug. iS-Arrived yes
Nraay-sh Spartan. from san Francisco 10
n1arn with coal from seattle. Sh Parker
Whiiemore, from san Pedro TO load
sheal a. Tacoma for Cork, U. X, hk Ma
rsur, from san Francisco 10 return with
ga from Seattle, bk Hcsper. from san
piegoto load arVtuFn cargo Of coal At Che
nainus for sydney, n :. W sch Huepeme.
Ton saa Francisco To return with lumber
mn Port Ludlow; bk Northwest, from
IN Francisco to lead return cargo Of mm-
y Port Madison; sh Palestine, from
- francisco 10 return with coal from
steeinA; Nor hk Njnal. from san Pedro 10
a@d lumber at Port Rlskeley fer Mel
@Iae; ek;n J. NJ Griffith. from san
ssafe 90 load return cargo OF lumber at
W hadiock; Ok bonanza. - days from
~, ~ Francisco 20 load return cargo OF coal
seaiNe; M - David. from san Diego,
~ sen Joseph Russ, from san Francisco.
80 seeking charter sh Paet0rus. IA DAYS
.oa san tranelsco 20 loai lumber AZ Bur
~ ialct for shanghai sch r. :. Kedheld,
ssSh ssh Francisco 20 return with lumber
se1 Nkdisoa; n America, from Sau Fran.
- awaiting orders, Ger bk Orls0u, II
~ rom san Pedro, Tor Port Rlakeley 10
-. spaFs Tor London 81 John Bryce.
avn san pcfgo TO Tacoma 10 load lumber
hpasnn's bay: sd Oregon, from san
s-tie The arrivals number Is for the
anan,
49, 49, htAkEtEY, Aug. l7.-RAtn Rolcrt
v~seeh arrived viii lJai humber for
'Insascnd, Queensland. Australia.
irs 49, tosNsrNp, Aug. lS-Arrivcd-Sh
nan Bryce, hE ozeson.
M. .sAf DISCOVERY, Aug. S-Arrsved-Bk
SAg Glover
f6kT M1bts,>. -, ~ fa IA
uaseSls schr r. ). Redfeld
No. hlAkrLEy, Aug is.--Argiycd-Sh
An'sery schr Orion
ssePaine Russ
~. 1851, Aug. IS-Bark to,,cd our by
@ss.ieS snd bark by gug ryce: S p m.
sae' iaiF wind. fresh southwest
N fEANclsoe. Aug. IS-Arrived-
ssafo, Tacoma GathereT. Nana!mo
0,,sn,., sJIFtg0n. Astoria pepaytci-Saip
sae "a heAee' FN1t A"Nh
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E. MEEKER.
mh2ssw PUYALLUP. w. T.
BiNFF SPRINGS HOTEL
ROCKY MOUNTAINS.


A PERFECTLY CONSTRUCTED SUM
N mer and Winter Hotel, costing quar-
ter OF million dollars, situated on the line
of the Canadian Pacific Railway, near the
summit OF the Rocky Mountains, in the
Canadian National Park. The house is
electric lighted and has every comfort and
conveniepee found in the city hotels of
the highest grade. The numerous hot sui
phur springs in close proximity vary in
temperature from 70 to 12l degrees. and
perfect bathing facilities are supplied.
Testimony 10 the wonderful curative prop
critics Of the waters Is plentiful. A first
class livery OF driving and saddle horses
forms part of the establishment, and there
are excellent roads and walks in all direc-
tons built and maintained by the Govern
meat The house il 500 feet above sea
level, and is surrounded by magnificent
mountain peaks 5000 TO 5000 feet high. In
grandeur of scenery and purity Of atmos-
phere, the region is UNNECESSARILY superior
TO any similar health resort on the CONT
newt. The hotel rates are from $50 a day
upward, and special terms for longer time
may be had by addressing GEORGE HoL-
LlDAY. Manager. Banh. Alberta, Canada.
For further information and for Excursion
tickets, apply 10 Canadian Pacific Railway
Ticket Office. seattle. SnWeFr
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TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.

NEW YORK STOCK REVIEW.
sgw YORK. Aug ls-The stock market
vas duh and while unsettled and feyerish
vas generally weak, aud most OF the list
closed lower this morning than the last
previous sales.
Governments dull and steady.
EXCHANGE AND SECURITIES.
Nfw YORK, Aug. Is.--Money ON call,
sssy al IL 20 ?; last loan, 2. closed of
Tered l. Prime mercantile paper, 1861
serilng exchange. duh and steady; 81 s4f :
icrs9dsy bills, 81 81 for demand,
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's' F'ench RFoa3cloIhs Chester cleaFy-

a. fles"ns 81 half price: 5000 picevs -
81. N nm &c quality i0c. soc quality
al eoioss. Chester ClcAry.
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Eishi hundred aud eighty four r9eSages
~ merchandise arrived Yesterday Ter
Tokias, slugernAn & CO, This Is tne "a
est shipment ia their Hue cNsr Snow -
~ Nsrfhwrxt They ea1ae direct from
New York via the >crihcru faeine asa
p4lsrt sound shore Line, aaa arc me s,'.sls
rhssea dinartly after the arrival q NJ.
Mcpoasali in the market The purchases
Tor thiS well kaowu establishment ies this
season VIII ~ thrce umcs tasi 90 any We
re,iinr wear. and wlii embrace tnl aud
camplefe assortment Tor tAeig i different
Hetaa RI tnTusS
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SIX Halls. new sNie>s ;. - ENeFs -.
iuaae,i free OF ceargo IeGaSS. stsessin-a
& Cas- great clearance sale
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Ribbons, Ribbons for the rnissiea' SFeA1
sale. Chester Cicary
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a sss. ases, two for sc. Oar whole stoek
saes 80 underwear az cost. Grcat clear
see- leklss, sigsrman &Co.
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Nsss. ~ euipe Flannel this week. 50
zsaS uniS lSeper yard Toklas. singer
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We append few OF fhe many thousand
unsogieifes testimonials we have Ia our pos
session 20 show that the '.Carboiic smoke
Ball" has met with and Is entitled 10 IN
fJrscsdrsted silncess No medicine ever IN
vented has become 50 popslar. over mil
lion Smoke Balls" In use, and We HAVE
YET To HEAE THE FTRsT chsFLAfSL
I had liberation Of the lungs. Ised to
Il row UP cFpsfgil Of s}fzIs and cgrTHpfiDH
Often nsgsf seish blas,f. My head was
stopTea up wlfh terrible esse 81 cnsHrrh.
/ used the remedies according TO directions
fsmokc Bail ard DebellaSor), and ia three
weeks time was a. sell as ever vas.
II 5sHAEEL, ~ Market -. : ?.
was attacked with hay lever rvgniAFfy
fBY = years breathing fbr0aEh the nasal
rassage q an impossifiAfy. ! began 10
use the CArlssiie Suaese Bali, and An cora
pgeseiy cured sworn -. G. HlCKsoS- " d
hAd shat i termed caiarrts q he bead
ana throat. 7 used the = sst-elle smoke
Ball aad Il o3ap ls;slF tsrsf ~
ALBEIT Hail. = kraTtey =
Car add my testimony u t.Ee efteacy Of
- arissiie smoke Rail-. Il cured sie Of
severe cold asG periodical hezaashe. can
recommend il to anyone suffering FROM
head, throat o. lung t-.suhle,
THO. ggicHEeT,
Surveyor General. California
CArbolic smoke Bal cured rae ~ asthma
! JOHN T. WkLIaCK,
Srr,t western Enisn Tel ca, Ind iaasf polls.
| Ii eurea ms Of the wersf Kind - f4tzFrh.
gro. NJ p. Sxwcoas.
/ f.o-okkccrer l.. r. 4 ". r r, Indianapolis.
I By use OF half SMOKE Ball ! wss cured
/ al cafarrh. kEF- D. 7. STetr,
! other Wosks, Indianapolis
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CARbOuC SMOKE BALL.
The Greatest Anti-Septic
Remedy Known.

The complete treat
meui comprises the
"Carbolic : II ok e
Bali- and "Debeiia-
tor Package " The
Smoke Bah lasts for
months, and is al
ways ready for use.
The d c b eilator
makes q half gallon
Of medicine, and Is
Esed only once a
day, as per direc-
tons. Thus we pos
itively assert that
we have the most
inexpensive rene
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The remedies, smoke Bail" asd DE
tellatsr, sre FOG sale AZ Stesart = Co. :,
Kellogg. IlAng's and Hsshroack.s. seattle.
and =. stewart 4 Brue-. aEs1 Bo1Eey's, Ia
coma
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Ribbons. sveat sale, enc - A. - siie 20
n l5A-- one las 4, f.tsc, worth tally double
chester Cieafy.
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FOR SALE.

80 acres at the head of the
bay. This is one of the
finest pieces of acre prop
eray that is offered for
sale in the city.
One lot corner of CONNER.
cial and Main. This is
one of the best corners
that is offered for sale in
the city at the present
time. It is a fine bust
ness location.
l20x120 feet square, cor
ner of Mill and Second.
This is q magnificent
corner.
0ne-half block on Fourth
street.
One lot on Third street;
fine location.
Two valuable farms, well
improved; only six and
eightmiles from the city.
The above list Of properties are ALI. nrst-
lass and VIII pay any capitalist 10 exam
ne them.
HEPNER 4 DISHON.
e0Sa Commercial st.. Seattle. W.T..
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remedy free from complications; easy 10
use. and 50 harmless that IL can be admin
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pnnity. Sent 20 any address upon receipt
OF s.
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-03-16

eye, yea, take both eyes, and leave
me in midnight all my earthly
days, rather than blast my vision
of that Gospel truth which is my
comfort for time and my hope for
eternity.
VIII not some of these parents
he comforted in the loss of their lit
tie children when they read of
those who have grown up to reject
Christ, Notwithstanding early re.
ligious training Better for us TO
put the forms OF our little ones
down where the internal archer
cannot strike them. How softly
lies the sod on the breast, compar.
ed with the pressure Of a destroyed
spirit Better have the little bands
closed in death around the flowers
that a playmate sends in than to
have them opened for pulling
down the last hope Of a ruined
world.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-03-16
He STOLE A SAW MILL.

BALTIMORE, Mar. 5.-BaltimOre
has had many cool thieves in It's
history, but the well-dressed strang-
er who came to the city and stole
Judge William A. Stewards saw
mill exceeded them all. The saw
mill was in East Baltimore, and be-
ing in litigation, was unused. The
building was not worth much, and
the chief value was in the machin-
cry. a handsome, smoOth-tongue
stranger made a critical survey OF
the pemiseS, and then made a con-
tract with Henry Wagner, whOldoes
hauling. 81 am the agent OF the
New York Insurance Company" he
said, "and ! have come to dispose
of the contents of this old shanty
| want the machinery out of the
way by this afternoon, as | have
to 20 West at once" Wagner
hired extra drays and extra help
and the machinery was removed tC
a junk shop, where it was sold fol-
about S700. The handsome strang
or pOcketed the money, invited and
Wagner to take dinner with him
They went to the restaurant, ant
when they had eaten a liberal mea
the handsome stranger asked to b'
excused for a moment. He has no
been seen since. He has the re
ceipts for Judge Stewards mill an'
Wagner has nothing but regrets
Judge Stewart presides over tn
City Court. lie is reported a
laughing heartily over the matte
and remarking that a fellow VIII
could carry out a scheme like tha
deserves to get of.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-03-16
LIFTED OVER
BY HELEN HUNT JACKSON.

As tender mother, guiding baby steps,
When places come at which the tiny ieet
Would trip, lift up the little ones IN arms
or love, and set them down beyond 'no
harm.
So did our Father watch the precious boy
Led DER the stones by me, who stumbled
oft
Myself, but led nv darling ou'
He saw the sweet limbs faltering, and saw
Rough ways before us, where my arms
would fail,
So reached from heaven, and, lifting the
dear child,
Who smiled in leaving me, He put nun
down
Beyond all hurt, beyond my sight ana
bade
Him wait for me Shall not then be
glad,
And. thanking God, press on to oyertake
This poem is taken from little book
recentlv published by A. ID. +. Randolph
q Company, of New York, entitled "Ihe
T;ttle Children That Are Gone. Words OF
Comfort for their Mothers" 1t IS com
,;lation of poems and brief prose selections
pnblisbed in beautiful white parchment
covers.
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manly heart, his undying affection
for me-but upon that unuttered
secret. What could it be

ii.
The hours went on till twilight ;
| sat absorbed In my thoughts. |
paid no heed to the servants when
they asked me to have some re-
freshment. Visitors had come to
see me (; when their names had been
repeated to me I had refused to see
them Last, a servant told me that
DR.. st. John was at the door. He
was my father, and | was glad that
he had come. Always kind, ever
compassionate to the afflicted, how
could he be otherwise to his own
child IN snch an hour as thisf Yet
as he talked to me Of consolation,
of chastened sorrow, of trust in
God, and of life eternal, my heart
sweIled with the impatience, the
bitterness of G grief that would not
be comforted; and | cried out to
him:
"Dear father, all these things |
believe they will help me to jour
ney the rest of the way without
Charles. and TO meet him at the
Valley. But o, tell me-'what
shall console me for the dreadful
knowledge that in something-l
know not what-he closed his heart
against me ?"
MY fathers sensitive face was
clouded in an instant. saw at
once that he knew my meaning; l
saw that he, too, had knowledge OF
the secret. Never had l spoken OF
it before; now urged and plead
to know it. He tried to put me of
he told me that my husband had
been good, and true, and worthy
of me.
"Don't tell me that ~ cried
"Who knows it better than | 7 Bu1
I see now from your looks and ac
tions that you have known all the
time what was amiss with Charles
Tell me; ,ciH know ("
Driven to compliance by my We
hemence--very unwillingly, but
fearing to withhold Tiny father
told me.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-03-16
This Is Sad.

Mr.. Ingersoll Lockwood delivered
a lecture in Mott Memorial Hall,
64.Madison avenue, yesterday alter
noon, on "Washington in Love-"
"Washington never had anyyouth,"
said the lecturer, "and he went
ont into the world without the
slightest conception of a woman's
love. His life was regulated by a
code of maxims of duty in which
woman was not mentioned. He
could use pet terms, but when ne
said: Let me pnt my arm around
your soft neck and lay my cheek
against yours it was to his horse
he spoke, and Sweet Lips was a
net name tor one Of his dogs. lie
never wrote Dear mother in his
life. He addressed his mother as
respected madam Nowhere is
there any evidence that Washing
TOMS love for his wife was of the
tender nature of a first love- The
lecturer believed that the passion
for the "Lowland maid," when he
was not quite 16, which is record
ed in his journal, was the first and
only love Washington ever had
N. Y. Sun.
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adopted the plan of substituting
George for Charles; OF having the
former assume the name of the lat
ter, return home, and become your
husband. I correspOnded with
George, giving all the necessary
details of my plan, and implorlng
him, for several reasons, to coop
crate. He needed little urging
His fancy had been captiyated by
your picture, placed in his hands
by his dying brother. He schooled
himself for his part he returned (;
you met and married him as though
he had been the lover who left you
for a foreign shOre-and except
that his tremendous secret was al
ways too heavy to be borne, and
that a guilty conscience would ever
show itseIf-you and he have lived
life of rare welded happiness
"But why should you, father,
plot and consummate all this hy-
pocrisy? Why should he cloud all
your after.life with deceiti"
"My child, judge me notl You
were all that was left to me. One
after another my children have
been taken-yCu alone remained
Your mother dropped dead with
heart disease, the victim of vic.
lent mental shock. You were like
her, with her person and temperar
ment. did not dare to break to
you the dreadful news of Charles
death! Bound up in his love as
you were, | firmly believed that you
would never survive the blow.
"These are my reasons. This is
the strange story OF your marriage.
Was not right?'
How many years are yet to be
given me, may not know; bnt
they will not be long enough nor
many enough to allow me entirely
to realize my fathers astounding
tale. In most lives romance dies
ont with marriage with mine II
had but just begun, coupled with
a mystery that only death was tc
disclose.
Can I think it realg Can | be
lieve it truei
Their photographs are before nj
the same, in all things the same
Will both claim me in that mys
terious land where love is reunited
and blooms forever Or may no
believe that they became one il
death, and that the greeting of bn
one Charles shall be mine beyond
the shadows
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-03-16

A Buffalo mllkman who wears
(ive.cent piece as a watch'charm Is
quoted as saying, in explanation:
cover a year ago | took this
nickle. which was then beautifully
gold plated, as a S5 gold piece, in
payment of bill. AS soon a. |
detected the fraud took 1t back
(, the woman who passed 1t on me,
bnt she refused to make 1t good
So fastened 1t to my watch'chaln
and kept on supplying her with
milk. But now every day | make
her quart one.fourth water, and
once A week ! credit her with one
fourth the amount of ber milk bill.
When the sum total standing to
her credit IS 1896 she shall have
pure milk once more, and not until
then. She knows the milk is water
ed. but whenever she shows an in
clination to complain handle the
nickle and say that my milk is az
'pure as gold.' That settles it.'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-03-16
A Priest Discovers a Mighty Explosive,

The Chicago Tribune says: "The
Rev. Father DOnahue, the Catholic
priest at Charleston, ILL.,, has Just
made new discovery that is tar
superior to any that he has yet
made. He calls it Latofer Quate,
and in effect it resembles the
Russian leftover, the most effective
explosive known to science. lie
claims that, if anything, it is supe-
rior and more deadly. 1t isput up
in fuses, and is made from pine
gum. Mr.. DOnahue has been ap-
pointed Lieutenant IN the French
army on account OF his previous
discovery, and yesterday he re-
ceived a gold medal, handsomely
engraved, from the Mexican govern
ment, who desire to secure his
services. He claims that with bls
last discovery gunpowder can be
made more cheaply, and the new
compound will be substituted iOI
1t in time.