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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-02-07
CHAPTER VII


MARI Frettlby was one Of those fortunate
individuals Who turned everything be
touched Into gold His luck was proverbial
throughout Australia n there was any
speculation for which Mark Frettlby went
in, other men would be sure 10 follow, and In
every cass the result turned out q we'll, and
IN many cases even better than they ex.
pected He had come out In tho early days
Of the colony with comparatively little
money, but bis great perseverance and never
failing luck had soon changed his hundreds
into Thousands, and now at the age Of IS he
did not himself know the extent Of his in
come. He had large stations scattered all
over the colony Of Victoria, which brought
him In splendid income; Q charming country
house, where at certain seasons Of the year
be dispensed hospitality 10 bis friends, like
the lord Of al English manor, and magnifi.
cent town house down In St. Kilda, which
would not have been unworthy Of Park lane.
Nor were his domestic relations less happy.
He had q charming wife, who wes one Of the
best known and most popular ladies Of Mel.
bourne, and an equally charming daughter,
who, being both pretty and an heiress, natur-
ally attracted crowds Of SuitorA But Madge
Frettlby was capricious, and refused innu.
inerable ofters Being an extremely indie
pendent young person, with a mind Of her
own, as she had not yet seen any one she
could love, she decided TO remain single, and
with her mother continued 10 dispense the
hospitality Of the mansion at St. KildA But
the fairy prince comes to every woman, even
II she has TO wait hundred years like the
Sleeping Beauty, and in this case he arrived
at the appointed time Ali what delight
full prince he was, tall, handsome and fair
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TaR AYSTERY OPAHAISOM CAB...Csntinusd.

"Y1 10 loved . N. Brian Fitzgerald.
10 whom she b nov ongaesd He Was
mad On hor, anA Whyts ana b used 10
qunFFsl over he young lAdy dslpgataly.n
-lndssdr said Mr.. oorby. hAnA Do you
know this Mr.. Fitzgsraldr
"Oh, dear, mol" answered the Other, eooily.
"WhytSs friends were not nina Hs was Q
rich young man who bad good introductionA
] am only poor devil on the outslirts Of
society, trying 10 push my way In tho
"You know his personal appearance. Of
courssr observed Mr.. Gorby.
"Oh, yes, can tall you that, /" aid More
land. "ln fact, he's not ct all unlike me.
which take to b rather compliment, a.
be b aaid 70 b good looking. he Is tall.
rather fair, tails In bored sort Of manner,
and 10 altogether what one would call .
heavy swell; but you must have seen him" "
he went on, turning 10 Mra Hablston; ne
was here three or four weeks ago. Why. 4
told ma"
"oh, that was Mr.. Fitzgerald. was Itr'
aaid Mira Hablet0n, In surprise "Yes, he
was rather like you; and 90 the lady they
QuarTelsd over must have beon Mis- FRET
tlby."
very likely" said MorelGpd. rising.
well, I'm on HerSs my address putting
a card in GOrbyS hand I'm glad 70 b Of
any use TO you In this matter, a. WkJto was
my dearest friend, and ri do all In my power
70 help you TO find out the murderer"
81 don't think that 70 . very difficult mat
ter" said Mr., Gorby, slowly.
"oh. you have SuspicionSP aid Aoreland,
looking ct him
~ have"
Then who do you think murdered whytsf'
Mr.. Gorby paused q moment, and then aid
deliberately;
II have On idea-but am not certain
when am certain. m speak"
"You think Fitzgerald killed my friend, !"
said Moreland II see Il In your face"
Mr.. GOrby smiled. Perhaps" h0 aid,
ambiguously. swat tn I am certain"
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Rev. F. NJ. shrout, Pastor United
Brethren church, Blue Mound, Kan,
says: ~ feel II my duty TO tell what
wonders DR.. Kings New Discovery has
done for inc. My lungs we're badly dis.
eased, and my parlshioners thought
could live only a few weeks. took Ave
bottles Of DR., Kings New Discovery and
am sound and well, gaining 20 pounds
In weight"
Arthur Love, Manager Loves Funny
Folks Combination, writes; after q
thorough trial and convincing evidence,
/ Sm confident Dt Kings New Dlscov.
cry for consumption, beats 'em all, and
cures when everything else fails. The
greatest kindness | can do my many
thousand friends Ia TO urge them To try
It," Free trial bottles at Logan Dfui
Co.'s Drug Store. Regular sizes 10 cent
and 81 90. Q
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ONO RIVER RAILRoAD.-TIME
~ Table taking eject November u, 1889,
ErGIAteuyef trAlns will nun ~ to~llOWs-Centtai
rnhN Az itAins daily except those marked
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BRLLAIRR NEWS.
an The Latest Happenings BrIsay Record.
ad-ParRonRl POlntA.

An the Latest Happenings BFisay Record.
Sd-Personal Points.
Some n the uRPhysd street, here AFein a terri
Ne, Rssle EOss will visit St, clAlnvillo
friends this week.
Prot, Jones VIII speud his vacation with his
father a. shreVe, o.
Capt. J.. W, CayiE, Of IroutOn, Is here, the
guest Of W, q, Cochran.
Rodeier Bros, wiz close their factory to.mor-
row night for Two weeks,
Mr., John Kulp and family, Of Lancaster, Pa,
are hero for the holidays,
A. 8. sullivan u still suffering With AspIRlned
ankle received some time ago,
The Whef ling 4 Lake Erie nilrosd question
Is the topic o rgenenal discussion here,
Miss villa Wise, one Of the teachers here,
will spend her vacation AZ Warrington, Pa,
Rev, II, q. MSClslland, Of Allegheny, Pa,
preached In the Fist Presbyterian church yes
terdRy,
WhoOpIIg cough Is still prevalent here among
serious,
J, A. Greenfield, agent Of the. Cleveland 4
PlItabuHh railroad here, Il bone from . weeks
business Trip,
The entertainment by the teachers and sChol-
RtS on Friday evening was y SF4nd success In
every particular,
Several good sized boxes Of clothing and toys
have been sent from this neiShboEhood 10 the
chlldrelS home,
There was . great dealo drunkenness here
night but everybody seemed 70 be
good nAtuFed with all,
several BellAile people took In the Episcopal
concert St the Martins Ferry Opera
Saturday night,
The stores hers were all crowded on Saturday
1lRht The merchants were Us busy as bees and
ire consequently happy,
The new N, +, church At RtAllsyllle will be
dedicated next sunday, Rev, 7, w, Lane, OF
his city, will assist In the services.
An enjoyable evening was spent by a great
many admirers OF q, blppus and wife at Their
lome In the Fifth ward Friday night
''JACk'' Baugh has TemOdeled and refurniRhed
he old National Hotel, The house will be-
'pened tonight with an elegant supper and
The car belonging 10 the Uncle Toms Cabin
Ompauy that she's Q In Wheeling Saturday,
brought 10 BellaIre and turned, The car Is
cry large,
There Ii considerable blockade IN the Bell.
Ire, railroad yards At present Every available
rack ~ ~ uIe, but The movement oil cars Is slow
tedious, |
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Are you disturbed at highland broken
Of your rest by a sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth2 II so,
send at once and get a bottle Of MEs.
wiNsIow's sooThiNa SYRUP ron CnlL-
DEEN TEErniNe. ttsyalue sinCalCulable,
1t will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm
mediately. Dependuponit II, nothep, there
10 no mistake about II. II Cures dyson
terry and diatfhma, regulates tue stomach
and bowels, cures wind collie, soitens the
gums, reduces Inflammation, and giyeI
tone and energy 10 the whole system
MRs. WlNslOw's SOOTHING SYRUP FOL
CHILDREN TEETHiNa Is pleasant TO The
taste, and 10 the prescription OF one o
the oldest and best female nurses anC
physicians In the United States, and Il
Tor sale by all druggists throughout Thu
world Price o. cents a bottle NwHAN
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nread.taa. md ProIlaIonl.

NEW YORK, Dec ?l,-FlOur, TeceIptS 1921
pAnkAsesi exports S,0OJ barrels and y,glb sacksi
fair business aud market steady; sales 2,4Ui
4V,ils bushels sales GOS,OOj bushels Of futures
and 500 bushels OF spot; spot market mOdrT
ALely active; No, ) rcd B3nj steamer No. 2 rec
Sici unRFaded rel .ISaS5NGi options dull; No
: RED December We; January sCo; FebraAr!
clOslng " sg1sci June sSbic,. Rye qlle westyrl
e0a62c, Barley quiet; Canada 6lG. Corn, receipts
6OiOoO bushels; exports A,OOO bushels; sales 1905
W bushels Of futures; 1853, 200 bushels spot; mar
Eet wesEeri ulgraded mixed S6a4bIssCi Deem
Der ,i21fCi January 4lci February 401SAl0NC
c!oslng at 4ONci nay 40IlC, Oats, feceiP1
$500 blshelIi exports 1000 bushels
SAles 10000 bushels OF futures and 0l,OOJ
bushels Of spot; market dull aud easy DeeeIn.
SII S}S S. January Xxx xxi w wiPGs No e ; Z ghie SSlHcji
Chicago DNC, Hay steadyi shipping 46RSOC,
Coffee steady aud 6al0 pslltS down; December
ID, 7Valh SOci February l6.s0c; March, April, MAY
aud July'lb &Al6,lVc; s.ptenber lG,2Sei Eoyeni,
S tSG1 H. 'T SnII III SSI spes E n Sg na,I q lgSt IA: ,! sugar
domestic 41SaG11ssc. TallOw quiet; city no, Egg
llrmeF; western &c. Pork quiet, Cut meats
1Em. Lard steady and quiel; January 6.9JO
February 6,2S9i March 6iaci May G.42c. Butter
do creamery liRg1C. Cheese dull; western Sa!0c,
CHICAGO, Dec. MISUNDERSTANDING trading
lug was developed "a The market. Outside news
all more Or less Ol 4 bulllsh tenor aud assist
! the buOyanCy Of the market. There was
dealing on long account, but the demand
supposed 10 como mRinl from shorts who
were, forced 10 cover, not llEing the change
has come over the market the last few
COrn-A falf trAde was Transacted within
\ narrow range aud the feeling was tlrmer. Oatl
weaker and lower. Provisions WerO moro aCLiy,
prices a shade lower: Flour STEADY. and I'M
Wheat, cash No, 2 RDFlnl 783En. Nh,
spring 6Sa6INci No. 2 red TSaSJ; December TIA
is9tc, closing al 1890; January 7SaTDc, GlOGiIp
40: May EXC, Corn, cash No, ?, 3SCi Deem
Der $50; January size; May $3.50, URts, caIh
sytc. Rye, No ., 4S5SG. Barley, fSsaS6ss. Flax.
seed, 81 2jh, Timothy seed n22, Pork, cash
ls62hA9 21i 1anuArJ $Jl21fa9 W,clOAlDs RteQ17N;
February 50 80; May " o.. Lard, cash and JAnt.
lrJ o SIG; March 6.QSc; May 6,05c kAcOn, Elurl
RIBS 4. 6S9! .SGc. shoulders i.i2Nci short clear BOA
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sanl sLln sncans.. a1 oo Each.

This isa great offer. Just imagine the
army Of ladiss that will besiCge the store
until the last sacque is gone-if the bar.
gain Is aver offered. But how much more
wonderful an opportunity is that
presented to every suffering woman
by the prOprietors Of Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription. This reme-
dy Is a guaranteed cure for all those
distressing ailments peculiar to the
weaker sex. 1t Is guaranteed that II II
does not effect q cure money will be re-
funded. 1t Is carefully compounded by
an experienced and skillfuG physician,
and adapted to wOman's delicate organi-
cation. 1t is purely vegetable in its com.
position and perfectly harmless in It's
effects in any condition OF the system,
and is sold under a positive guarantee Of
satisfaction In every case, or money paid
for IL refunded,
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Both parts Of the Circuit Court were
10 session Saturday. Business was trans
tCted as follows: III Part l, Judge Paul,
III the case Of White & Knowles vs.. y.
baer's Sons, the defendant offered 10 fle
IN account Of set.oiT and damages, with a
lotiCe Of recOupment OF said damages, TO
he filing Of which plaintiffs objected.
The objection was OYerruled.
In the case Of Peter Sailer vs.. same, the
-ame otler, demurrer and action was
had.
The Board Of Commissioners, by Prose-
cutting Attorney Howard, fled a petition
praying for the appointment Of commits
tioners to Condemn certain properly
ieemed necessary for the site for the
proposed new Jail, such property being
lwned by Lotain Boremsn, Margaret j.
LANCE and James p. Rogers, Hearing
IN the petition Is set for January 2.
In the case OF the State VI. John Kline,
Indicted and convicted Of petit larceny,
sentence Of thirty days In jail was I'M
posed.
ese OF Mary L. Lain and others v. Mary
Mercy, August Rolf, Robert Simpson
,nd George j.. Mathison were appointed
commissioners to make a division Of the
property.
In the case Of Louisa Nolte v. @. W,
SeRbright and others, the defendant
filed a demurrer 10 the bill, which de-
nurcr was argued and taken under
Advisement by the court.
Iu the case Of Daniel Richie v. Jacob
Ebbert, the appeal was dismissed and
Judgment given Tor plaintiff OF $50.
In the case oil state for use OF GeoigC
A. Smith vi. p. Rogers, tho demurrer
Of the defendant was overruled.
In tile case Of James Ferguson, DArlul
Mead and William Rainey v. BenedicI
Imhof, Ella Deiters answered the Sug
gestion and prayed that the judgmenI
rendered on November 10th on gar
nislee for $746,50 be set aside, and II wa
an OFlbrel.
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NORTH MAIN STREET SCHOOL

For Boys and Girls,
between 4 and 10 years Of Ags, will DO opened th,
SECOND MONDAY IN NEPTEM BER, IL No
7s1 MAIN STREET, by Miss MAE BELLE HART
formerly Of Warrington, u. c..
The school Will be conducted on tho gpnctH
llnGs Of the kindergarten.
French conversation aud caliStheniC exercise
without OK TIN charge A Piano In the AchoO
room fog the entertainment and lnBtrlictit o.
the children.
CHARGES MODERATE.
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Transfers Of Heal Estate.

The following c~onveyanCes Of real
estate were admitted 10 record In Clerk
Hooks office SaturaY;
A deed made December q, 1880, by
john Loomls and wife, 10 Thomas Il.
Clark, for lot No. /, In A, II. Btitt's id.
dition. Consideration, 1925.
A deed made December 81, 1885, by
Annie Ford Tucker, OF Indianapolis, 10
Robert u, WAyt, for three tracts Of land
Oh the waters Of Glenn's run, one con.
tanning 1853 acres, one SSt acres and the
thirds acres ! rood and perches, Con
slderatiOn, $500.
A deed made December 10, 1850, BY
". J. W, CoWdsn, special commissioner
10 Joseph and Harmon Reass, for The
north hall Of Lot No. 8, AZ The southeast
corner Of Eighth and Market street
Consideration, $500.
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MARTINS FERRY MATTERS.
A Fine Concert-Burglars Hound Over
Other Matters Merely Mentioned,

A Fine C0ncert-BurglRrs Bound Over
Other Matters Merely Mentioned.
Don't fail 10 attend "AIpnte CrlstOn on Friday
night, and damon aud PythlAs" on Saturday
night I"
Mrs, Elizabeth Downey died Of tho residence
OF her sou, Robert DOwley, on First street, Sat.
urday night, aged 81 Year,, The funeral will
take place to-day ut 2 O'Clock.
Neall, Goes aud Taylor had their preliminary
hearing Ut LAdlE on Friday for breaking open
aud rubbiug ], N, Adams store al Georgetown,
and were bound over 10 cOlFL In the sum OF
$1,000 each. The hearing was, over before the
Martina Ferry police arrived, they having
missed connection.
Tho friends OF g.. PAulS Church will DO
pleased 10 learn that tho concert given Ia the
Opera House was q success financially and artls'
tieally, which reflects great credit on all those
who took part, as the programme was made UP
Of SuperloF aud very difficult numbers, II Is
impossible to sluRle out any individual excel
lence. The Instrumental numbers, consisting
Of plano solos by Miss Hattie WafWOOd aud Mis-
Sara Sweeney, aud violin solo by Edward BLUM.
enberg, were all Of high grade, aud the harmon
lea solsS by Charles Carson were wonderful 70
all. Mrs. Flora Williams, Miss tAnkard and
Miss Philips. Messrs, Day, Carson and Prof
rendered them so Rceeptably that they did not
proved themselves established lAYOIites In Mar.
Tins Ferry. Miss Sara Sweeney kindly assisted
Miss Emily WarWOOd with the accom- panlments.
Great credit ID due to the committee, MiAS Emil
warwOOd and Prot. J. W. schoilcld, for such a
FnFn lFeaE.
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The Pulplt aud the stage.

Drinking songs should be written il
cup-les-a dancing tune In trip.lets.
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"Ma, when is your wooden weddingP"
ut was when l married your father,
Johnnie" she answered, grimly.
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MIR, KEENg IN "JuLIUs o&sAB,'

Next Thursday evening, the Goth inst,
there will be presented At the Opera
House, by Mr., I. w, Keene. the well.
known tragedian, and his excellent com.
paRy, that great shakespearan tragedy,
"Jnlius Caesar" Mr.. Keene will play
"Brutus," while Wheellng's own Frank
Henuig will play "Mark Antony" one
OF the finest parts ever written. Frank
has won golden opinions from both press
and public this season. He has advanced
season after season through hard work
aud industry, occupying now n most n
viable position in his profession, and his
Wheeling friends should give him u
crowded house upon his appearance
here. The company supporting MIR,
Keene IL one Of the strongest in exist.
enCe, embracing Mr.. George Learock,
who will play "Cassius," Mr.. VIM. Hum.
phtey, Julius Cesar" Miss Henrietta
vaders, one Of the best actresses on the
American stage, will be tho "Portia,"
while Miss LaYlnia shannon will play
"Calphurnia." Julius Caesar" has not
hten played here in years and ought to
pack the house.
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Bradstresps on the state of Trade.


NEw YoRx, Dec. 22,-Ot the state Of
trade Bradstreet's says that there Is "a
noticeable decrease In the volume oil
general merchandise distributed, largely
On account OF the unreasonable mild or
wet weather. Throughout the West the
scarcity OF freight cars, low prices for
produce and the fact that many mer.
chants have in hand large portions OF
last winters stock, in addition TO the
weather, have contributed to check
trade, and complaints are heard from
Chicago, st. Paul, 81, Jeyeph, Omaha,
Kansas City, and 81. Louis, as at the
larger Eastern cities. The movement OF
staple dry goods is moderate ut New
York and Boston, and leading makes Of
brown and bleached Cottons are tc to to
higher, while print cloths have declined
l.16c. Cold weather Is needed to enliyen
heavy weight woolenE Raw wool is in
fair request at steady prices" Brad
streets $3.50 cotton correspondents re.
port a crop this year A per cent larger
than they did last year. II the actual
yield this year increases corresponding.
", as compared with last, the indicated
yield for lSS9-9OIs 7,9ll,0O0 bales.
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NOTES ABOUT OTHER ATTRACTIONS.

That very popular comedy, "Muggs'
Landing will be the attraction at the
Grand Thursdsy, Friday and Saturday
evenings, and Saturday matinee. 1t is
one OF the brightest and funniest come.
dies ever written. The caste is a strong
one, including Alfred Mcdowell as the
Land Agent. Phil. w. Peters, a come.
Iisn, well known to Wheeling theatre
soers and Emma Pollock az little Mugs.
The "Uncle Tom" show given at the
Opera House Saturday afternoon and
,vening was one deserving Of but little
II any praise. The audiences were small
but fully as large as the entertainment
nerited. There was more entertainment
IN the audiences than In the perform.
,nces; they were made up Of people
seldom seen IN the Opera House, and
lie way in which they expressed their
approval Of tho good Uncle Tom and ETA
md their disapproval OF the bad, wild
lDd wOolly Legree was amusing.
CLARA Foster and the "My Sister,
company closed their engagement at
he Grand Saturday evening to II fair
hOuH0.
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Saturday morning Mayor Sesbright
gave an exhibition Of clemenoy in Police
Court that would do credit TO some i'm
macculate, immortal, sRnCtiied being,
Chris Frazier, who was up for beating
his wife, and who the police assert has
been arraigned on the same charge
twice before, was let oil with q 81 fine,
Officers Lukens and He'll had a rough
tussle with Alex ~Perkstein, during
which Luken's club waS broken and his
uniform covered with mud. The Mayor
let him of with a 81 fine. Several other
offenders were similarly dealt with, and
Anna Aitz, a l~S'year0ld girl, charged
with turning out gas lamps, was dis
missed on account Of her youth.
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PALTIM0RE&OHIO RAILROAD
par and arrive at NheCllngAA iOlloWs-Eastsrt
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& o, freight train. Chief Delbruege
sent out a number Of lsttels Of inquiry
about the young man, or boy rather, for
be is only about II yearS old, and finally
heard Of him at points down the river,
saturday he received word from the
authorities Of Pomeroy that they had
the boy under arrest, A warrant was at
once sent on and Prosecuting Attorney
Howard has taken steps to secure the
necessary requisition pipeTs, The boys
father Is understood TO be anxious TO
settle the matter on come cash basis.
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Railroads.

WHEELING 4 ELM GR0VER r. R.
wv On and after MONDAY, October %, iISS'
Will run ~ follows;
LHAyI WHAHLINa.
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The transition from long lingenngand
painful sickness 10 robust health marks
and epoch In the life Of thu individual,
Such q remarkable event Is treasured In
the memory and the agency whereby the
good health has been attained ID crate
fully blessed. Hence u lsthat 90 muOL
Is heard 10 praise Of Electric Bittefs. 10
many feel they owe their restoration to
health, 10 the use Of the Great Allerna.
tive and Tonic, II you arc troubled
with any disease Of kidneys, liver Of
stomach OF long OF short standing you
will surely find relief by Isv Of Electric
Hlttefs. Boll a. 60c and 81 per bottle a.
Logan Drug Co.'S drug store.
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The hod carriers Of this city who are
organized under the Knights Of Labor
In Labor's Progress Assembly, have de-
Cided to sever their connection with the
Knights Of Labor and affiliate with the
Federation Of Labor, aud to that end
have sent an application TO the head.
quarters OF the Federation. The reason
given by them for this change Of base is
that all the building trades with which
their organization must necessarily most
closely affiliate are IN the Federation,
and therefore they think their interests
will BIO best taken care Of by the same
association.
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BALTIMORE. Dec, 2l.-Whcat, western frmer,
No. 2 winter red spot and December Slkc: JRu'
uRry SlNaSl1fc; february S21c. COfI, west
cru steady; spot 421Sc; January and February
3S1Eo; March and prfl 894c. Oats firm; western
white SlG. RE easier al 61agOe; Hay unchanged,
Batter Ateady; western packed Hattie; boat roll
lIal9c; creamery 28a26c. Eggs quiet II 2a23c,
CnfItn Arm. hin t0lIAlnO
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Great Discovery.

In the medical line ia the pleasant fruit
laxative, Elixir OF Dates. II combines
the active properties Of dates, figs and
prunes in such a 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 a sure cure for
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
so cent bottles by O. r. Goethe, w. w.
Irwin, w. E. Williams, John Laughlin.
Logan Drug Company and Goodwin 4
Co., Wholesale agents,