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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1889-02-08
BOILER EXPLOSION.

AT the Nebraska State Insane Asylum
Two Patients killed.
LINCOLN, Neb., Feb. 5-This afternoon
two boilers In the engine room of the state
insane hospital exploded, killing two
patients and seriously injuring two others.
The engineer and fireman were also so
badly injured that their recovery is doubt
full. The engine room is detached from
done to the latter beyond breaking OF win
dOws. The electric light and heating plants
were destroyed and much discomfort re-
suited
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1889-02-08
Our Government Accents.

WASHINGTON, Feb. s.. Secretary Bay.
ard notified the German minister at Wash
ington that this government accepts the
proposition for the resumption at
Berlin of the conference began in Wash
ingt0n in 1887 in regard to Samoa.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1889-02-08
Three Survivors.


New YORK, Jan. 6.-Schooner James
Ekelsey, Capt. j. Wheaton, Jr., arrived to-
day from Wilmington, N. G., having on
board the second mate, John Christmas,
and two seamen, F. Anderson and J.Roach,
sole survivors of the crew of the schooner
Allie r. Chester, hailing from New York,
which became disabled during gale en-
countered on the trip from Charleston to
Barren Island with phosphates and struck
on the outer edge of Diamond Reef, II
miles from Cape Hatteras, at 10 p. m. on
January Goth. The captain of Chester,
Thomas Ingersoll, First Mate Wells, two
seamen and the cook were drowned. They
were rescued after forty-seven hours lashed
to the rigging at the mercy OF the storm.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1889-02-08
The Sioux Reservrtion Bin.

WAsHINTON. Feb. 6-In the house eve
ming session, Mr.. Peel, of Arkansas, called
up the house bill to divide that portion of
the reservation of the Sioux Nation of In
dians in Dakota into separate reservations
and to secure the REIMBURSEMENT of the
Indian title to the remainder. On motion
of Mr.. Morrill,, of Kansas, amendments
were adopted making slight changes in
the boundary lines Of the proposed reser-
walton, striking out the allotments to the
Santee Sioux tribe in Nebraska increasing
in lieu of the allotments, requiring
from SO cents to 81 per acre the amount to
be paid the Flandreau and Sioux Indians
patents to the Indian lands disposed of
to settlers to be placed in the custody
of the proper person upon the reservation
subject to inspection and increasing the
allOtments to the Indians in severalty from
one quarter section to 800 acres. Mr.. Pay
son (Ill.) made a strong argument in
favor of excepting honorably discharged
union soldiers and sailors from the pay
ment Of sums required to be paid by set
tiers upon lands surrendered by the In
dians and offered an amendment to carry
out that view. Mr.. Breckenridge (Ky.)
moved to further amend the bill to relieve
all settlers from payment upon
their entries. Upon Payson's sug-
gestion these two amendments were
held to be pending with the understanding
that an aye and nay vote shall be taken
upon them tomorrow. Mr.. Payson also
secured the adoption of an amendment re-
lating. to the selection of town sites on sim
liar terms to that added to the Oklahoma
bill. Mr.. Hooker lMiss.) proposed that
additional sections declaring that the bill
shall not take effect until its terms are ac-
cepted by the Indians as provided in the
treaty of 1858, and the amendment was
adopted. After few other unimportant
changes had been made, the previous qnes
ton was ordered and the bill laid aside
until tomorrow.
Bills were passed as follows: Substitute
for senate bill in relation to dead and fallen
timber on Indian lands; granting to the
St Paul, Manitoba & Minnesota Railroad
company the right of way through the
White Earth reservation in Minnesota; for
disposition of agricultural lands in Pipe
stone reservation. Minnesota; granting to
the Fort Smith, Paris & Dardanelles Rail
road company the right of way across In
dian territory to the YanktOn & Missouri
Valley Railroad company through Yank-
ton reservation, OAK; for the sale of lands
patented to certain Flat Head Indians
In Montana. The house at 1870 djourned.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1889-02-08
The Cold Wave Continues.

TORONTO, Ont, Feb. 6.-The cold wave
continues throughout Canada. The ther.
mOmeter registers from 10 to IA degrees be-
low zero.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1889-02-08
Too Stormy to Run Trains.

+ OTTAWA, Ont, Jan. 6.-All railroad
trains are delayed to-day by the storm pre-
yelling here and outgoing Boston trains
have been cancelled.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-10
nstopn-Nnldro has a euro.

EATON RApiDs, MICn.-J. a. Loose
Red Cioucr Co., DetrOit.-Two years I was
afflicted with q very severe attack Of cry.
sipelas. After two physicians had used
their treatment for several weeks and l
continued growing blind, and in their
diagnosis concluded that there was NO
earthly help or hope for me. gave up,
having tried all the remedies / knew or
heard Of. My neighbor, Mr.. Miller,
came in to see me one day, and said try
Loose's Extract OF Red Glover, as he had
known Of It's working remarkable cures.
/ told him / had lost hope, that nothing
would do INC any good lin this world.
He insisted, and taking bis hat went to
the drug store and bought me one bottle
and urged me 10 try II, which ! did.
Ten days afterwards / sent for two more
bottles, and II was wonderful how i'm.
proved. continued using II and to-day
| am better than have been In years.
No sign Of sryslpelas has shown itself
and heartily recommend II 10 suffering
humanity as the greatest and beat blood
purifier In existence. Yours truly,
HEERY MARVIN.
For sale by Logan Drug Co., bridge
corner druggists, Wheeling, w. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-10
Real Estate.
FOR SALE.

~, pn,Inp,a IIOuRo Ol MafFel IlTeet
ADtiifag!tIo, lftns stJcei. Brlck Houke rooms
70, lo9 Ch1Pi'in ast s"P rice SI2OO,
~ GSaaI 10 3 isrob street, srsoaed Brick Hou'e
Btoe 500
10 no Any I,c,
70 IN Wsin street
NO. 80 ' -, irt,rth street
10 j IWeh9 ttou,th s,Icsf
No, JIWtI'y ~ I6S Gtg. pSiO Main street
sll 20! 2g1, ~! .,,o. ~ P S 1000 wv "4
80 sllnd s5T T%Ssniyy,lIsth I StrsSt.
a. ~ IA, Alley 7.
No. e sRd 5s,s MSSl on Mid fiitcepth street
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-, CHARGES MODERATE.
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Nes Yort Rsp,.
~ don't suppose there are, all told
over 200 experienced diamond cutter
in the United States, and those are to b
found mostly in Boston and New York,
said q well known diamond rcaan
yesterday. "TheEe are a few in Phlladel
phia and Chicago, but nearly all Of then
woTk on the polished stone, and reduce
\ 1t TO ct some spacial design OF setting II
q ring, bracelet or brooch, The loss II
weight is made up by the cost in cut
ting,
'The wages paid to diamond cutter
although fairly good is not high when
the value Of the stones cut by the first
class cutters Is taken into account, It'll
generally supposed to range from S25 q
$40 per week, but have never succeed
ed III discovering whatthe average wages
really are,
ut Is usually considered to DO secret
between tho employer and the work
men, and / know the general tendency
OF employers Is towards exaggeratIon In
that respect, Whenever ! find 1t neces'
sary to have a stone cut pay by the
job in proportion to the weight and
value Of the stone,
"Some firms who make q specially oil
lirstClass work only, lock their cutters
In small, well.lighted rooms, which have
perfectly smooth floors, It used to DO
the custom some years ago TO- permit
workmen to cut diamonds and polish
them at home, but the tenement house
growth has put q stop to that, There
are too many risks TO run, am Inclined
to believe, however, that even the big
houses do not care 10 undertake the cut
ting and polishing OF adiamond In the
rough, They rather prefer to have them
sent TO Amsterdam,
"The strain upon the eyes OF the dla'
mond cutter Is unusually severe, To
remedy the effects OF this Mr.. Morse, OF
Boston, invented the gauge called the
Morse gauge;' but while It is generally
adopted in the United States, have not
seen it in use In Europe.
II have heard II claimed In this city
by q very expert cutter that he could
cut diamond one.slxty.fourth Of q carat
in weight without artificial aid to his
natural sight. But l don't believe 1t.
"rhe capacity for work OF a good
poIisher is from two to four carats day.
He ia aided by machinery, and all that
Is required of'him Is steadlnGss Of hand
and sight. Diamonds Of less than a
carat arc hardly ever cut tin this country.
at is more profitable TO buy the small
stones from Europe, where they think
nothing OF cutting diamonds weighing
ten TO tho carat. Indeed, 1t has been
known that diamonds SO infniteslmal
that 1t required 1900 to weigh carat,
have been cut there. They were used
chiefly for encircling enamel portraits
aud inlaying In snuff boxes.
"The biggest diamond cut in America
that | can remember was the celebrated
Cleveland gem. It was cut by John
Weiner, who was born In Amsterdam,
and learned his trade In Boston, The
diamond weighed IS carats in the rough
and 45t In the finished state. 1t took
ten weeks to cut and polish 1t, and was
double cut and had 100 facets"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-10

Applicant for Pension-''I lost two
legsln the war" Commissioner-"Why,
you are walking on one leg now" APP.
pllcant-"Well, ! had the same leg shot
OF twice. Sun,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-10
A Great Discovery.

In the medical line Is the pleasant fruit
laxative, Elixir Of Dates. 1t combines
the active properties Of dates, Ggs and
prunes In such way as TO make 1t one
Of the most pleasant and effective rene.
dies on the market. II is easily taken
by old and young, and Is q sure cure fol-
habitual constipation, biliousness, dys.
pepsia, sick headache and piles, and all
diseases caused by a weak stomach, dis.
eased kidneys or inactive liver. Sold in
80 cent bottles by O. R. Goetze, w. w,
Irwin, w. L. Williams, John Laughlin,
Logan Drug Company and Goodwin 4
Co., wholesale agents,
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FINANCE AND IRADI.
Tho Features Of the lISpsy and Stock
Markets.


NEW YoRE, Oct. s.-Aoney on call easier
at 6a7 per cent? last loan s Per cent? closed
offered n per cent Prime mercantile paper
CAS- per cent, Sterling Exchange quiet Of
ssf4l s6H' Sales Of stocks were 10000
The stock market oday was much stronger in
tone than any other day during tho plst two
weeks, aud material advances were scored IA all
tho active stocks, Opening prices were shade
higher than last night, A decline shortly fol-
lowed, In which Sugar became most prominent,
Before noon LouiSyille 4 Nashville took the
lead In an advance, followed by Western Union,
which was very iaYoFably influenced by the in
auence Of the annual report The news Of the
day was IN the main favorable ~ the day wore
along, the upward movement having became
more pronounced, and Sugar Trust became once
more one OF tho leading strong stocks, The
market d the close was active and Su0ug At or
near the best prices Of the day, The declines 70.
night are very few IN number and q loss Of 10
In San Francisco preferred was the only one oil
Importance, while Cleveland Columbus, Gin.
Nss6ville and Cotton iii iSS, sugar iSS Lake
ETie 4 Western preferred and Oregon Trans
Continental ~, aud WestOFn Union !,
Railroad bonds dull sales SI4S,Oe0.
Government aud State bonds dull aud steady,
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identifying Mr., johnson.

New lori SuA
Us there a Mt. johnson in this carp
called tho conductor as no entered 4
coach on the Lehlgh Valley train and
held up q telegram 70 View, There ID,
replied three men In chorus, 10 they
totg up, "But this dispatch ID for Johh
Johnson vThavs me, y replied Two OIL
the men, while The third looked .fe'
llVyed and BAL down, (Which 81 you Il
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-10
Health is Wealth

Or. 4. G. WESr'l Nerve AND BRAIN TRKAT.
neEs, ConvulBlon4, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia,
Headache, Nervous Prostitution caused by the
use OF alcohol or tobacco, wakcinlneSS, Mental
Depression, Boittning Of the Brain fesIltlng ID
lnsapiiE and lsadIng 70 misery, decay aud
Power Ia either sex, Involuntary Losses and
epCfmAtOtfhna caused BY overckeftIOn Of the
brain, ScliA6uSe or 0vetlndnlgence, Each box
contains one months Treatment, 81 % q box,
o. llx boxes ior g IStI x Il PTcRSIa S q.
10 cure any case. With each order received by
il for ok boxes, accompanied with d 90, We
will Sond the purchaser our written guarantee
10 Tettind Tho money II the treatment does not
etiSct . gtite, Guarantees Issued only BY No
Lain Block, COT, MAtE6( and Twelfth streets,
WhCellngi w.Na. ,e2S IthsAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-10
Assignee's Sale.
4 SSIGNEEls SALE,

IN virtue ri deed Of assignment made by
vincent /. Cltspn aud Emily, his wife, 70 me ~
tushpc dated on TUG lOIh DAY O. sSpteHIper
colnty CourtOi ohio County, West Virginia, 10
brrl d Turt l!Ook No ", page u, will sell "
pQbllc sale on the premises, on
THURSDAY ,TllE7TlI DAY OF NOVEMBER, 80
tomuenClRg at lOO'clOcE u, m, the following
SerF6el property, that Is 10 say; All that Ger.
In ltart u land, sltur ted ono mile northwest
n W,It Alexander, On the waters OF Little
WheellngurGE, In Liberty district Ohio county,
Ws,l Virginia, und adjoining the lands Of the
helm Of James H. litll, ueveMea' MllLam
Wbibnm D., Z. Atkinson and others, and
bounded as follows; BeginnlDgatA hickory tree
h ANAL run. In the line vi lands formerly own
al BY NO.aF Hull. aud thence viii llulV4 line
nouk gjdpgtcrs, west 10 poles tot beech In HullA
ii1C, thence north ~ degrees, west 1856 poles TO
Glark oak In the line OF lands formerly owned BY
william Gilmore, now u. 7. Atkinson; thence
south Il degrees, west l9i poles TO \ sugar tree In
Williams llue; thence east 1876 poles 10 the
blsnpOi BEGINNING, aud containing one hundred
5fi1 nOFrOr less. This being the same property
All was devised To the said Vincent y. Carson
by the will Of Joseph CRisOn, deceased, now Of
TtrirI In the Clerks Office Of tho County Court
ClOhIo County, West Virginia, 10 VIII Book No.
Gboat the same time and place, will sell the
following described personal property;
5head Of work horses, 2tWO year old colts,
ljheadOi milk cows,
ghtai Of hogs and sh0atE, q part Of which are
thoroughbred Berkshire.
lDecving binder, Woods moving machine,
Champion moving machine, buckeye hay
rake, farm wagon, surlng wagon, . breaking
plOWs, | ypfiug tooth harrow, . double shovel
plOWs, CGltyatOr | corn Drill, cora shelter.
2dOnOle sets Ol Yankee harness, double set Of
dFiylng harness, mans saddle, 2 side saddles,
Irlding bridlc 2COllRn, pltchiorkS, . shoYels
900 feet Of oak lumber.
2Jgbushrls VI oats, lOO buAhClA OF wheat.
l.iO0 shocks Of corn.
q tOnsOi hay and an undivided one.thlrdtln.
tehSi Ina hone power threshlng machine.
TrBNs Of sAiE on FAEM.-ThTee thousand
dollars and asmucll more as the purchaser may
elect to pay, III cash, on dAyOi sale, tho balance
IN tao equal InStallments 1T one and two years,
notes bearing Interest from day Of sale 10 10
given iO- the deferred payments, secured by a
deetl0l trust on the property.
TENSION PERSONAL FROPERTY.-All sums OF
ten iOlan mud under, cash; all sums over ten
dollar credit Of eight months Will be given,
purchaser giving note withAppTOyed security.
". n. DUNLAP,
CHAMBERS HARVEY, Assignee.
OG7DAW Auctioneer.
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married % continued the conductor. u
am,n both answered. well, ! think
this dispatch relates to the birth o.
twins at home and Is congratulatory,"
"That lets me out, thank heaven r ex'
claimed one johnson, as he eat down 70
wipe his brow, while the other flushed
red and white for q moment, and then
received the dispatch.
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abe SMtelliQellter.
TnR cAR DRIVES SATURDAY. NIGHE

Irlgh ChrillaR Advocate.
Journey and Journey back,
Scarcely time for = bite;
Slx long days on the track,
And now Il u Saturday night,
Oh, fora day Of TeAt,
oh, for quiet Sunday,
To ease bITdened breast,
BeIWixt tonight and Monday
Hardly a minute to kiss
The birds at home IN our nest
All that W, IL this--
oh, iOFR little feGtl
Rest from the hurTying htaEti
ReAt from the stony rRttlei
Rest for the head and heart;
Rest for Us and the cattle,
Ali no Sunday for me;
Only the old, old Toadj
And the car horse sabbath Will be,
Collar aud shaft aud load,
Vain Is my weekly DREAM
A dull mind comes tomorrow,
A car driver has, II would seem,
No soul, no sense, no loEEoW'
Tomorrow tho daily yoke,
The crash OF the gritty street,
The EtOppAgpRt LeCk Ot folk
That had better use their feet.
Tomorrow the rafting car,
No time for church or chapel;
But hard work all day long,
In the constant diu and rattle,
Christians, tomorrow at prayer,
When our nOlle dlStuThs your calm,
Think and whisper spare
For the men who stand on the IRu'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-10

In the morning, hurried Of digipult
breathing, raising phlcgtn, tlghtnpSs In
The Ohelt, qulckened pulse, bhllllness In
the evening or BWeala al night, all or
any Of these things arc tho htsE,BlageB
Of CONSUMPTION. Dr., ACkef's English
Cough ROtnedy will cure these leafiul
symptoms and 10 sold under peRRte
guarantee BY Logan Drug Co.. j. I, Good.
yin \ Cos Q. \, Goethe, A. I. Young,
John Coleman. paw.h
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-10

The best balVv In The world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhuutn, ieyei
sores, tOttet, chApped hands, .ChilblAing,
CornB, and oil Bkin efuptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, Of no pay required
II Is guaranteed 10 give perfect satlBlac-
ton, ot money refunded. Price "a cent?
per box, For sale by Logan Drug %.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-10

Professor GAurniER, Of Paris, states
that certain vital processes Of the body
develop putrciyinR substances IN the
tissues, which itnot speedily eliminated,
produce disease. Ayers garsaparllla
effects the removal Of these substances,
and thereby preserves health. paw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-10
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TRA1Ns-on and Gitsr May Y, lsSs.=kx'
day excepted. monday excepted. lSaturday
S4eepted, Sunday only. SATURDAY only
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B,,Z&c. RAILROAD.

B,,z,&C, RAILROAD,
BelIAire q zanesyille Through Passenger leaves
bellAire az $40 a. m, arrives n BelAire at $3.50
pm.
WoodSaeld Passenger leaves BellRire at 4;20 p,
M, arrives At BOllAife ut S.2I AIN,
summeEaeld Accommodation leaves Bellaire
at l2:2b p. M, arrives at ll;a0 a. m,
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when baby was sick, NO eAys her oss.otla,
When abe was a Child, shO cried for CaltotlA,
whSH sAs tepAps Mis- ,ho chung % cA'tOri4,
whsn UAS had caadrOn, the gave them oA'tsFll4s,
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JOHN II. ROEMER,
Principal.
Nj, De CHANTAL,
NEAR WHEELING, W. VA.

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~ ..'ulnS TO The method Of The old Italian ma
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-10
BREAKFAST BUDGET,

OctobeE's herel octobeT's heyel
The month Of yellow leaf aud sete,
The month when politics run high,
The mouth OF luscious pumpkin pie,
The . Is for u thousand "Oh's,"
The . for com that stands In rows;
The 7 for trees Oi changing suit,
Tho o for orchards robbed Of fruit;
The u IL for the breeze that blows,
The Y ilNeArth that mOurniul gFoWsi
And u for last Of NIL the group,
For oyster fries and oyster soup.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-10
NORTH MAIN STREET SCHOOL
For Boys and Girls,

between aud 10 years OF ago, will be opened the
SECOND MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER, at No,
1877 MGiS SrnEET, by MiRS MAE BELLE HART,
formerly Of Washington, u. q,
The school will DO conducted on tho general
lines Of the Kindergarten.
French conversation and callElhenlc exercises
without extra charge. A Piano IN the school
7oOm ioE the entertainment and instruction Of
che children.
CuIpcYa unnpp ATP
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Metals,

INV YoRy, Oct s.-Plg iron steady at 81 10.
Copper neglected. Lead dull al 50 92Ii Tin
uulet and firm; straits 81 70.
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PETROLEUM.

OIL CRY, Oct. 0.-opened al 900; highest
e9Ect lowest pSsEc; closed At 0s3c; sales llS,OOO
barrels; clearanb0s GOO barrels; charters l25
90 barrels; shipments 7S,7lp barrels runs n 1855
barrels.
NEw YoRE, Oct. O.-Petroleum opened steady
Of 9saic. and after slight gain the price sagged
sales Sl6,0OO barrels
PITTSBURGH. Pa, Oct. 0.-Petroleum dull but
steady; opened at 9gc; closed at0S54c; highest
VOIsci lowest 0,7lc.
DRADFoRp, PA, Oct. 9.-oponed at voc; closed
q VStC; highest S9Nci lowest OS71ci clCarancca
TirusvILIE, pa, Oct. Q.-opened at VS1Sct high.
est ggISc; lowest ~; closed AZ gSSSC.
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mMlD pleasures and palaces, tho'we may roam
Nc Il ever 50 humble, there's no place like
home"
especially II blessed with o wife whose
hours aro not spent in misery caused by
those dragging.down pains arising from
weaknesses peculiar to her SEX Plerce's
Favorite Prescription relieves and cures
these troubles and brings sunshine to
many darkened homes. Sold by drug
gists under a posiiiue guarantee from man
ulacturer's OF satisfaction or money re.
funded. Read guarantee on bottle.wrap'
per.
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baltimore Live Stock Market.
cALvEEroS STOCK YARps,


AAhbgt \
MONDAY, oCtObet7.
THn SWINE MABKET
Arrivals this 1919
Arrivals last week .,"a,.,..n".,".,m l,lvV
Arrivals one year ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" ,lbS
REMARKS.
Tho arrivals this week have been ample for
tho demand. Tho quality Il fully ~ good NJ
last week. Prices have reOlned IRON y 10 Nc,
We QuOle RpOd hog al bl{ 10 0iSc, most Of the
tales made at " and 6Se per H., not; common
rough hoE6 bflhE from b 10 bko per ID.
OF thp receipts 2iS2 head came over tho Dalll,
more 4 Ohio railroad, aud b,lBf head over THO
lCnnEylyAnlA RAILROAD,
CLAEEHoNF LIVE STOCK MARKET, oct.L
All hogs sold IN these yards BY Il. A. black.
AhefO are at gross weight.
ROcplpts this week b,O07 head aValnst g,9la
head last week. Good light selling al o. t0j do
heavy sOlllug NJ u 90, fpughA telling at $500.
llOtClpts Of sheep and lambs l,0Sj head 6Lieep
selling from 9ifc 70 AKcicGtra 4hCi lambs sell.
lug from tkc 10 t5{c, r
AAhiyAlg OF liyh sronK
Al Ctdttmoni sioct idriI, Vld lie BdiiNort h OHIO
Railroad, fof 'htek ending Qel,t.
400 cars, clulalnlng i,9sl paJilp, ~ CalyCS
Shipments % New York, philadelphia. o.. 4,OtI
cattle, 81 calves, blg sheep ana lambs 90 hugs