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IN MELTED ICE ALSO.

To give some adequate idea of the relative purity
Of fmelted ice as compared to the drinking water
supplied to Pittsburg and Allegheny, my investi-
cations enable me to furnish the following table,
giving the relative purity of ice and drinking
aier and the average number of bacteria in one
cubic centimeter of each:
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Silks and Woolen Dress Goods Tint Are
Great bargains-the best way is to come and
see them. Not to be had anywhere else.
Jos. HORNE & Co.'s,
Penn Avenue Stores.
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ICE RUNNING SHORT.

The Hot Weather Causes the CONCEALED
Supply TO Run Out-Price 10 be Raised
Pittsburg's Daily Consumption.
Local ice merchants are avely thinking as
to the probable duration of the present hot
weather. A number of the smaller dealers
have already arrived at the last pound of their
stock, and for the last few days the larger COM
panies have had to help them out to keep the
people supplied.
Superintendent vaIlowe, Of the Chaatauqua
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California Wines.
B. q b.

Such bargains in French dress goods and
India silks are eremarkable-seef for yourself
BoGGs & BUHL.
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SMOKE the best, La Perla del Fumar
clear Havana Key West cigars. Sold 8 for
25c by G. w. Schmidt, Nos. 95 and 81 Fifth
ave
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Pure Wool Underwear-Summer Weights.
Allen Solly s. Co.'S, and in best Ger
man sanitary wool, the best for travellers
by sea or land. Jos. HORNE & Co.'s
Penn Avenue Stores.
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Some fine white goods in sizes ranging
from $25, $50, $75 to 500 at E. P. lpbert,
& Sons, who do the largest diamond bus.
iness in the city. wsu
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SEND for complete catalogue and price
list to Max Klein. MWS
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HENDRIcKs & Co.. 68 Federal St. ALLIE
gheny, lead in good work and low prices.
Cabinets, 81 dozen. MTwrhs
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B. & b.

Big cuts in dress goods-65 pieces reduced
from 81 and 81 30 to Toe yard.
BOGGs & BUHL.
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HE WANTED HIS MONEY.

will strike If the reduction is enforced The
works are controlled by the Cambria Iron Com
pany.
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The great Eastern. Latest straw hat.
Nowhere in the city. but at smiley's.
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month of June: City taxes sl63 45s 81; water
taxes, s110034 80; business taxes So 76S 36 poor
taxes, s4, 40O,55; High School taxes, S. lis q;
55I sinking in fund, s65 Is; sewer, $3.50 o. Total,
JOS. H1RNE K els
PENN AVENUE STORES
Buster AND Buster.
That's the way it has been thus far this July.
Now.
French Satines, this morning, at l5c q yard
here.
The 3Oc kind, this seasons styles.
The 45c Anderson" Finest Scotch dinghams
in high novelties are now 25c yard here.
The 25c quality fine American Ginghams are
now 15c here.
More of the Printed Lawns at &c; the yard
wide satines at &c; the Standard Prints at 4c;
the 1211c Ginghams at &c.
Over in Wool Dress Goods aisle ses the new
patterns in French Challis; the Chain Mohairs
at 25c; the fancy Mohairs 25c; the 81 and 81 Is
French Summer Dress Goods at Soc yard; the
all-wool Debeiges, Csc, SOC and soc; the 5oinch
PLAID and Striped Fine Wool suit,ngs at 81; the
Mohair Mixtures at Csc; the Cream Albatross
at 4oc; the Cream Flannel sutings at SOC; the
fancy Scotch shlrting and suiting Flannels al
25c and at SOC.
The cheapest way to buy Ribbons-shs lot
we have in are of odd lengths-p.ain colors
and fancies.
The Summer Hats-sailors and other shapes.
at 25c; the stylish trimmed Bonnets and Hats
patterns at S.
PARASoLs.
ParasoIs-s10 so ones at 50 sol
The Cambria and Muslin Underwear and,
Dressing sacques; the Summer Corsets; the
Travelling Bags and Chatelaine Bags.
The new fancy Lisle Thread Stockings at SOC,
the '.fast black" Cotton Stockings at 25c, IA.
better than usual.
The new style Blazer Jackets for Ladies; the
mark downs" in Summer Cloth Jackets; the
Long Wraps and Busters, tor travellers; tha
all kinds of Summer Suits for Ladies' and,
Children; the Flannel and Silk Blouse wsissa
81 and upward.
CURTAINS.
Then, the Curtain Room bargains; Curtains
and Lace Bed Sets: also the Embroidsries and
Flouncing Laces; the Fish Net Drapsriea
SILKS.
siIks-silks-Snks-we never have sold 50
many as now-nsver so good at the prices -
now. Buy them now, of course.
J15. H1RNE K El'H
PENN AVENUE STORES
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CIARET WINES.
Imported Brandenburg Freres,

Imported Brandenburg Freres.
Medoc, st. Emilion, st. Estepha, st.
Julien, Margeaux, Pontet Canet, st.
Pierrie, Chateau Leoville, Chateau la
Rosa, Chateau Mcuton, Grand Vim Chateau
Margeaux, Grand Vim Chateau Lafitte, by
the case or bottle. G. W. SCHMIDT,
95 and 81 Fifth avenue, city,
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Imported Port.
1928 Imperial Oporto Port, full quarts.S3 90
1869 Mackenzie Port, full quarts. 50
Fine Old White Port, full QUARTS. 2 90
London Dock Port, full quarts. s...... 2 90
Burgundy Port, full quarts. ..... so
Fine Old Spanish Port, full quarts. =. 90
For sale by G. W. Schmidt, 95 and 81
Fifth ave.
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CELEBRATED Budweiser beer at Max
Klein's. Mws
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Lovely Stick Pins.

Lovely SICK Pins.
Hundreds of patterns at 81 to So and ever
so many new designs in jewelry at E. P.
Roberts & Sons. wSu
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Did You Sec Ite
Pure Wool Underwear

The Great Eastern. Latest straw hat
Nowhere in the city but at Smiley's.
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FLANNEL dress shirts
JAMES II. AIKEN & Co., 100 Fifth ave.
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New Fine Black Lace Flouncings To-day.
And at very low prices. Also black fish
nets for draperies. Bargains here in rem
nants of black founces.
Jos. HORNE & Co.'S
Penn Avenue Stores.
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Did You See Ire
Diamond Studs.

The Great Eastern. Latest straw hat
Nowhere in the city but at Smiley's.
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T AzlNEss-
Weakness, Indsposition to Work,
Headache, Dizziness, Heaviness,
Lack of Appetite, Constipation,
all Indicate that you need a few doses
Of the genuine
DR.. c. McLANES CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS.
They strengthen the weak and purity
BLOOD.
They are prepared from the purest
materials and put up with the great
est care by
FLEMING BROS. PITTSBURG, PA.
Be sure you get the genuine. Count
erfeits are made in st. Louis.
jy8MwF
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opDs AND ENDS.

There are IS ,sa5 public houses In the
London police district and only 80
coffee stalls.
An attempt is to be made TO have
the cider clause In the Maine prohibit
tory liquor Law repealed by the iegis-
lature. The movement Is in the in
terest of the farmers, who, IL is assert
ed, are making loud complaints against
having apple-juiee continued under
the ban.
American archmologists have had
offered % them the valuable privilege
EFF excayating and exploring the site of
the ancient temple of Apollo al Del
phi. IL will cost $50 600. however. 10
get the right. and that sum Professor
Charles Eliot Norton OF Harvard and
others are endeayorink 10 raise
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Narsk d The crssdest Preduet
# The Einslsath Csntury.

CULEA<. Iee e s3sA
~ sorri4u- IoE vii pardon re far
srswing or your precious tine, FOR wish
% Contrast jour scientific syztezn OF treat
hobby. Ahoszf she srzt 81 eruseras,>r Isst
ray sea t1<tk d0xn with tAe seyer. essta We
tre1te1 hsiz 81 oar home By the hyxEnzx
treatment, and he was geftuk aisDg Sne
- ats0us IS days. TIT his appetite wrax get
rrss TEsee Hrd ne gave IL tsSs dodge enc
himself vita green fruit kfsE exesse6 kErn-
sell running thr0ugh TIE ge1dx ard fDok
sst-bzEk- Then he Eo1id ifstea 20 nothing
bszt &c narss asFE 6see@F. 80 took him
70 one and be said the young nan bad the
typ1oi6 feFsr In dangerous fern and
mnst 70 70 Bed and not set up sny m0re fs-
eight or 10 days 50 We puf him 70 led
aud cornaarced doping hEru with sorze Bit
ter drugs Re would have been ap In q few
d1ys IL hsd net kept him down 20 please
the doctor. Bat he was I'd and d0sax well
~ three weeks, AID world have been much
sooner e hss could have had his wish graft
Bed. The doctor came In ak times 10 see
him and The bin ~ the drug store was
~ 80. and the doctors bill was 80 50:
total, Us. The balance Of tae family be
gxr 70 cont down with the same symp-
toms. and fnree out Of Eve Of Us bad i
heard Of yf.nr syssern and called on your
agent DR.. fir1ver. and be treated the re-
manning i've patients and gave us his per
son&l astesTtfon and medicine daily for
nearly fhrst weeks. The fever disappeared
under the Hisfogenetie treatment Ike
Snow before q Chinook wind and nay
wife were both rheumatic, and she has
white growth of some kind slowly form
ing over one eye and was fast I0&fng the
sight from the effect. Bnt the Htssoeenesic
medicine has brought ns al, onf In good
shape, and her eye has improved very
much during the Treatment Now for the
contrast financially. Our Dr.. Growers hslf
for the wheie attendance and treatment
Of Eve patients was 30. 0nly 81 TO be
cured against 9s5 to be doped. I wish you
the best OF success. J. NJ. HARPER n
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SKIPPING NOTES.

&. The steamer Ai-ki viii leave to-day
scr San Francisco with cargo com
astlng Of 4 deck load of lamber and
10 tons of coal
The thsee.mastcd schooner Laura
Madison is loading with iunlher for
Aa Francisco az the foot Of the Ore
sen Improvement Co. S lumber decks.
ihe british ship Francis Thorpe, of
sssgow, arrived late "Wednesday
SEht III days out from Liverpool To
Teri Townsend Her cargo consists
faneipaily OF coke. brick and pig
an She docked st Sehwshaeher s
lhs steam schooner Signal arrived
a. yesterday morning from san
ss~iselsco. Her cargo consisted of sss1
- Q. general merchandise. Ii Is nm
sas.s'ooss that she wih, as soon as dis
Egsd, bead with lumber for san
sA fRASciSeo, Jan. ai.~~srFiYetl--
~ Wellington. Departure BAY; SIT
~ s'ss Goes hay Enoeh Talbot Nsnsi-
-. ,lssFes-sir Cmgiilia. Victoria.
aas-iiaw str San Maseo. NasaiiHo
49,. ;, Jan. ARRIVED Madeira,
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FORTH tAAtNAs fesA. AZ. EssAs
Or. 7. Eugsue Jordan. ~eAtile. ". t.
nEAE Sia. About swa fssoails aga | was
stricken wish r&galssts Ip the left faot,
wkica soon exE.Siea uls right eide 20 arm
ans hand gogls nos aae ray right loos
a. an 81 arm az hand feur medicines
atfe suisaeaaea 10 ~. ~ those who
had br0u greatly lhone6iet by your medi-
zines. some eft whom had heeu cured az
diseases pfssAuuH,'td inepFahIe b. 81 the
doctors 1T sne ODD schssol. Amongst these
who sJreagiy UEaea TIC Ia take yoar T4esii.
zines VAS Ella Lille fu0ss Mrs t3ri6sth
uho WAS given az p8 tslg Is az the doctors,
With eaDSARt ptsota ! commenced to take
yotlr sassiieiEe fnzan ths beck. and in sRo
wesks cegld va down town. aaa Row.
after SsyNtt weeks. am nearly veil ear
wsls anG ssa usy asHa. siY haua has ues
fnily rpssoxegtd ~ normal condition, bar
IS las geirlsE WeG The uamh feeisns has
left rax side anG Affn, and ray friends are
SSiontsflesI tAsf remedy ~ simple saonld
wark snSa wA8tisFs. with heartfelt
ihAnks se xoa for y8ur WONDERFUL slisFo-
seaetie Medicines, ] feEssta, very crate
;ulls ycpTs. =. +. MCCLELLAN.
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!ThNE1


pxgr's MIL. Texas. June 10. isss-T The
swifs Specific Company, Atlanta Ga.--ti.'ii.
ssssnen One Of my Children was srosi .is9
wl,i, rheumatism and hoils Tor Hhoat twp
years We gave her various kinds II utesil
eine. bat without profit. and began 20 despair
your swtits Specific. After she had nsssl
several bottles tie Diseases all 1tsapfesrra.
and shs is new q hale. hearty and healshy
5ass hes,ouas assisrtea Ga the sAaae way, sna
Ista nsinx the ;. ;. x AID agtistFnte a rrofssi8
and permanent cure. y. O. wAaGosEs-
RtcH Hnx- No, Jaly :. ISIS The Sxist
little girl when hnt three weeks cid hfslss
cut with ecscu,a@ We tried the prescription
from several gessd doctors, hut without sey
special heesfit We tiled = y =, sgd hy kha
time one bottls, was gene her head ssessaa g.
heal, and by The tsnie she kasi taken six
bottles sac s@s completely eatest. Neg sae
arty child. Eeei IL hus ssy orty so nsal
tAls statement. Respectfully, II. i. as1Nzi--
cusrrasooeA Txxs. IgRa g. Ssss~Tse
sutfs <peelsc To. Atlanta. tsa.--ssentIsiIss.i
ssssssat a pAystssAs, ssao trsalssi sss for So.
craI nHenths. ny his aEfstise ssNuf Go Crab
tischaFd springs. ky.... Usere his eogsse q
treatment was carvfasss observed. 1 fsSsyF-
escSl as I sAagxist. bat ths &c ~ ssrsng tstHs.
pies began 90 appear On MY fase Sllst lNs4ss,
fssess ssaaaAity IncFeasei 10 ssases and ssssl.
alng ulcers. Was advised 50 srS \. :. =. asass
tsanledla tely after taksA< is casnrRznsxsa -
Improve. slowly as ffrSt. hSas tEscTe F&gSszlg
afterwards, and seen ssefA8ag Fxaaasagd -
tea IL my treuAse. ~ ssssed - ROW tsssss
cughsy clsanzsd. ard f2y E9stsaa free fF ~
tAluf. and I eve Say tTs~eEt sSs1diffaN--s
perfect egsFe-to your nisslsx lne 1cssessElr
k-se this statement tAst Others wSla h9sa
sufscSe1 a. have fstAy resp D. Sssfsr fszF
nARpx NJ. BVgs, y West ASas- s..
Hoxra Ia, Nay 81 Isle sxfft Sgerlee
&C.. ~ a0ta s,s.--Sssss &feFslta AtzGt w.
years ago tay Esnerai heath save war szs
tiaeiy I Wa - cehsisasest thai aim
et&p&tred 81 ever fssessnx weli aEalgs. 4
tass tiic tkyxsssafzs q ssf Ter roe hspsas ~
isegtaaass.k reEt<sf. fsiczsfs insisted tEA
should give = 4. e fair tzs&I. Slfhas-
tsseeEht ~ wosfi ha throW ing Awsy tsesss
A tcr ssk ing a tslssfoSEa csltsssza. ray isra
q strength rVtufaesf, azs3 Eaaksf say g6l
= n y atsse cured me. IS stssxAxcsd 81
pssers wtiiss using a. A a teak can rsss5
hesstsly rsNSasamrnsi e for rssarrni sseskss So.
u ssStAkaly "A q ssxCsse- W. y. Retpsssss J. 1.
NeaEa. f-.--~f kaow Mr. ". r B~fsses azA
wsAA say that AS statement Is esgrSx4eG.
so>xra Ssss1-fos. EgnEvSsf
Treatise ca Riox@i and Ska DsSsssseN mates
tFueA fas SWIFT SFEGt2tc CO. nssxSE 8
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~sSs& AMI 7 A{sss1s Nks1 ~ sAse
AboEt tie iatb et seIsts ssis-f y a. taken
wEth severe fasg % disFrAtea- ! tiled
every saasB reae3F. b3ft without avail
4 Fssr hsvsux heep sick -tvo weeks q pagsi-
clan xas called "a ass gave use saeA Yovsr-
fs,I ara yssSs sting sagal elunS that tHe s1ys~
pepssa shg. had bsid fas Years VAS Sgyra
ssfssf 70 Ssseh ds4trte that could nos
hear the slsghtsss s,=essafe. esther 90 rsy
caess ~ heNsls. thsrc ss,gnz siach tender
rsxs that even the sgesEaf 81 Fny rssthsng
,skSsr~s<xss rsss 4 fssr suffering rstSce taan
s-aR earFexx Ter ntaray SIX weeks, ] con
rIaasd a. try Tlr. ! Rugene Jegsssa's mesii-
esnes. AZ she end at tAF~e tsys the sore
PCS ssaS esBe frsssa tay chest AMI towels
srsi I sxss So vrsatlv sSne:tg& thar esE
cs,nssaentsensly seeeMmena insse RENE
49, MRS e r. HAYES
Re~stas Is. a.. e 81 4 - nSs fSsier nsss q
Prescriptions aud eshEsaifatsca FsEE. Al
letters saxwexs~s SIND for free book ex
p.Anssa-y Of the hissogene;ic systeEn.
ssrfAw
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sEArrLK. Dec 29rh. lSs,

SEATTLE, Dec 29th, lsss.
Twenty-seyen years ago. / had my leg
smashed by the falling OF tree, which
necessitatcd manipulation below the knee
After recovery, snsi when Il was all healed
np | began IL experience q severe sharp
shooting, dart1ng pain. In the stump. 1t
kept gradually growing worse, until IL be-
came simply unendursble. consulted no
end OF doctors ON the Pacific Coast, and
some of the rn.sst eminent doctors OF Cali
fcrnia. but they all said that IL was an in
durable ease that such cases had never
heen cured, aiad that the only thing that
could be donts was to take medicine 10
deaden the pain. They advised the use OF
ehloroform and aconite for wash. did
II, but IL would only stop the pain for half
an hour, when the misery would begin
again. could not sleep for pain. AT
last, about four years ago. had 10 con-.
meacc the USE OF chiorRi, which Just
about wrecked my system. i got SO
could not eat Ny mind began 10 be fear
fully impaired, aud we concluded tho
measure of snperhaman endurance of
misery had abosli reached climax: In fast
for three days sad nights did not close an
eye, nor did i have the least desire 10
sleep. My friends advised me as a last re-
sort to Try Dr. ] Eugene Jordan. who had
accomplished To cur knowledge remark.
able cures In oar neighborhood. when all
the other doctors failed utterly. Ny
friends took nc ~ Dr. Jordan aud he sent
rae 60 Grace hospital lie ordered the His
togonetie medicine which began to take
forthwith. As be ordered the discontinue
anee Of chlorti or any other kind of
sfImalants, IL certainly looked AS though
would never endure Il, and in fact my
friends thought that ] wouid never
return home alive. No seoner did
begin 10 take that marvellous
histogebetie messlcine than commenced
to improve, and Ie one weeks time left the
hospital ss aii right Ny appetite returned.
aud the pain--the nameiess, unendnra-
bile pain--ccassss little by little every
day. TIL L was hardly pereeptlbie 20 the
senses. feel strong aud hearty, and have
received a nsw lease of life, and more than
life, comfort ! am 81 years old and have
suffered hundrid deaths in 2? years. How
mneh 9aisia give Il the hiktogeneste sys-
TEN bad been discovered years ago. II
seems, however. that IL was destined for
DR.. Jordan te accomplish what ages OF doc
tors have failed tss DO. ! particularly write
this for the maiEhed, "a I know what they
suffer Ny homo and post-ossiee address
Fldalg0 Island. W 4
WfILIaM 4. GRIFFIN.
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BOSTON STOCK MARKET.
Hosros, Jan. 3i--clo<ing prices Atchis-
on 4 Topeka ist ~, ~; land grant 20. IS;
railroad, 81: Burlington d Quincy, Ios's'
Mexican Central. common, 1871. First
mortgage bonds. 6s1s; San Diego. IA,
MINING SHOCKS.
NEW YORK. jan 81 - Mining shares
closed: Amador 81 so. Caledonia ~ 80,
Deadweod 81 50, Eel Monte 81 % Gould d
Curry 81 so. Hale & Soreross "a 20. Home.
stake si2 20. Iron silver fi3 80, Mutual
81 40, plymouth s. 30. standard 81 70. Sill
yer King VI oS, Union Con 81 90.
SAN FRANCISCO REVIEW.
sAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 3i.--wheat--
Market keeps stead at about 81 a7ls per
esnssI: movements fair. Options. Buyer
season, 81 as buyer lssq, 81 4siz
Barley Holders more confident: sup,
plies, however, are ample; quote az sses5sei
Offerings liberal; demand moder
ate. prices easy; choice feed. VI 10; No. l.
II o5. lower grades. xit9l gu.
Potatoes--Good demand for choice; Peer
less, g0Aa5c: Burbaaks. 6Oa90c: Garnet
Chile. 5ota65e; Early Rose. 4osga5c.
Butter--Steady nf unaltsred rates.
Egss-weak: tendency down; Califurnis
ranch, 22t974e; store lots, lst42lc.
chartered-Don Carlos. Puget Sound q
Valparaiso.
NEW YORK MERCHANDISE uARaEf.
NEW YoRg. Jan. si.--Heps qufe, and firm
Cofiee--Options opened steady and un
changed 10 10 points mp. and closed steady
S4is points above yesterday: sales, 10, ~
bags Feb, slb 70aiS 80; March. SIS 1atf ID 20
May, si5 7Wgl5 20. Spot Rio strong; fall
cArgoes, isesc.
s1gar-Rsw dull: refined. quiet.
copper-Firm and dull: lake. Feb. sia.75
Lead-Steady. domestic, - I'LL.
Tin-Quiet aud firm: Straits. s2f 10.
Bar silver, SIC.
Petroleum Opened steady at ss,4c, and
closed strong at So &C.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. jan. 3i.-~wnsat closed weak
md lower. cash aud February, eissc May,
Esse.
Corn Steady; cash, sssssc.; March. sssse.,
MAJ, sHfsc
Cats Steady; cash, . sIoc; March. &c;
Nay, "a 9.l6cs
Barley Nothing doing.
fefk - Weaker. cash. sif 20. March,
Lssd-Easy eash, 81 SIS; March. 81 20;
nas. q.
CHICAGO 1--we STOCK MARKET.
tRleaGo, Jan. 81. ~ Cattle ~ Receipts,
Esn; steady for gacd. common weak
stcice beeses, "a 1otsfa. steers, ssgfs4 10,
aMkcrs and feeders 81 2sttS 10; Texas
Ness. ~ iot1S 80.
Hogs- Receipts, as,oo0; heavy and Sc
swf; mixed u zoos; heavy, "A 1904 So
sAsep-Rsceipss 5000; shade weaker;
natives. s. seas IS: Western coTn-fesi
= &C. IS, Texans, ssts4 60.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.
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h. Mark Percy % Coy's Head,
,e, NJ; mas soxheand OF great grit and
al. ehce He got after 4 fox the
- - uas and chased him steadily foE
49, ss, heing frequently seen Snsi
a. ral auring that time. Finally the
s,. p sViil ialesely exhausted. fell 20 the
s<s.s a.a. but showed fight The dog.
sA,s = bred AZ the fox, seemed 10
q, ,. = ssat he had not enough strength
" tlght with, and So he SAT- down
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millions al mothers for their children.
Daring the process OF teethlne its value Ia
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0RTLLIA, Dec 2oth, isss.
About the 10th Of last June nay son was
taken sick with neuralgia OF the heart and
the worst form OF rheumatism. He could
not move ct all His arms we're paralyxed,
and We had 10 move him on blankets The
pain Was most horrible. You could hear
him scream for half mile Aflast through
the solicitations OF my neighbors, ]. con-
scented 10 70 10 Seattle and consult DR. Jor-
dan, although had no faith that anything
eeHld be done for one 20 near deaths door.
When ! saw the doctor he said my son
would get wtIl. did not believe him, but
u WAS the last thing. for bad tried every
thing else. commenced Sizing him the
medicine AT ssnce and be began TO improve
Immediately, until he gradually, gradually
got better, and Ia sexo months was perfectly
well. and has BEEN working IT farm work
ever since, through all kinds % weather.
We both know that DIR. Jordan saved his
life. au1 want this statement Published SO
every one may use his wonderful medi-
eines. which win care disease Ihave seen
them used for all kinds OF troubles, and IL
faithfully taken the patient always re-
covers. We can be referred TO In 0ri!lia AZ
any time In regard 60 this statement
MARGARET BURNS,
JOHN r. BURNS.