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Wall Street Today.

New YoaK, Sept. 24.-The stock market this
morning showed, especially in the early trad
ing, a somewhat more active and better dis
iributed business than yesterday, but there was
the same neglect of the general list and the
uarrowness OF the market was still prominent
as feature. First prices were only slightly
changed from those of last evening, except
sugar reineries, which was up per cent at ".
A decidedly strong tone was soon developed,
however. and material advances were scored in
the early dealings sugar rising 2 to 80, North
American l, Union Pacific and Rock Island each
Il, Northern Pacific preferred and Burlington
cacl. "a and others smaller fractions. Sugar,
ST. Paul and North American led in the deal
iags, with Lackawanna, Union Pacific, Northern
Pacific preferred, Atchison and Chicago gas
following, while the general list was dull and
Ieatureiess. The beet figures were not fully
maintained, but the market at IL o'clock was
fairly active and steady to firm at fractional
advances over the opening prices. Silver
opened ut l1s1z; highest sale, ll3SI; lowest
sale, 1881; last sale, ll3sl.
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HOUSE 4 HERRMASS's

CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES.
sl9. 9aI AND 923 9TH ST AND 6a1 AND 636
ar3C-4m MASS. AVE NV.
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EEEREE FROM ALL CRUDE AND IRRITATING
n matter Concentrated Ined:ciae ouIy; very small
To tsAe NO pain no gripiag. CAHfEh'S Little
Liver IIlls.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Stock Markc
Name.
Name.

The following are tho opening and closing prices Of
the New York stock Market, M reported by special
wire TO Corson und Mccartney, lf19 street:
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A lady Temporarily residing at the house Of
Mrs.. Flynn, No. lo2 x street, fell down the
steps to-day and broke her collar bona
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HE LiBELED A PRINCE.
Reporter O'Brien Of Montreal VIII Be
Committed for His Offense.

MONTREAL, Sept A-The charge on which
r N. O'Brien was arrested yesterday is that Of
having hbeled Prince George in an article
written on September IL. by which is meant
kilograms sent 10 the Truth
Counsel for tho Canadian Pacific Telegraph
Company refused to produce any telegr ans
unless ordered to do SO by magistrate. After
q short consultation O'Brien's counsel an
nounced that his client was ready to accept a
commitment to the queens bench on each
charge made. The judge was willing to agree
to this arrangement il the prosecution was
agreeable, but decided 1t would be
better to have the inquiry form
ally closed. A reporter testified to
IS, at about o'clock in the morning, when the
latter told him that he had sent a good story
about Prince George. This story was in sub
stance what appeared in the American press.
He also produced a business card of news
agent, which 0'Brien had given him when he
was appointed Its Montreal agent.
He was followed by VIM. Ryan, a clerk in the
telegraph Office, and messenger boy named
Thomas Gregg. The first testified to having
received the dispatch III question on the alter
noon OF the 18th from Gregg and to the lat
ter'stelling how Mrs. O'Brien had handed it 10
him Mt her residence u short time previous.
Through the absence Of certain papers the
inquiry could not be closed until today. when a
commitment will be made out and O'Brien will
be held on $500 personal bail.
"Kreutzer Sonata" Not Obscene.
PRrLApELPaiA, Sept. 24.-In tho case OF
Charles Areu.zen and other pedders of ''Kreut-
ger Sonata" who had been arrested on the
charge OF selling obscene literature, President
Judge Thayer today rendered an opinion, in
which Ls decided that the REALTORS had COM
mitted no ofcnse aud therefore discharged
them.
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Washington STOCK Exchange.

Sal.s-Rogular Call - IL o'clock H.: Pneumatic
Gun Carriage 400 at 1; 200 at !: lOOatl.
@ ,yernnent bonds. >. 4Es, 1891 registered
IoaH bid. I. :. 4hs. 1904. coupon. lC31 bid.
v. ). 4s. registered. 1907, 122k bid, l23 asked.
l. 5. 4s. coupon. 1907 l::,k bid, I24 asked.
District OF Columbia Bonus-Per mp. It's. 1891
los bid. Marker stock Is, lss.. eurreney
1O4 bid. 2o-year fund, ", 1897, gold. 1854 bid
.Oyear fund, ;,s. 1850, gold, no DID. water stock
gold, 1vU2. IT, bid. Water stock. To currency,
1905. 1904 bid. s-ods IVA. fund. currency. l2lA
miscellaneous Bonds-U. s. Electric Light bonds,
~ " 1S9 BID u. T. alos:r,e Light ooaas
town railroad; 1910. os. los bid. los asked.
wssningtonand Georgetown Convertible bonds,
1855 scz 3D. ioo asked '
insiou Market Company LIST mortgage. Us.
IlO bid Washington MArke Company bonds
Light infan,ry arss mortgage, Is. 1908. IS biz
os bid, lOo asked. washington Gas Light
i i$o asked ' Washington Gas Liss. Company any
bonds, series u. Us. III bid, l2l asked.
Hygiene Ice Company, LIST mortgage, 6s, lU3
asxed.
Nationai bank ssocks-Bank Of Washington, $50
bid. 4os asked. Bank Of Republic. :70 bid.
Metropolitan, go bid. Central, 20 bid. Second,
2OU bid. Fariuers' and Mechanics. ls5 bid. Ci,i-
zens', 100 hid. $50 asked. Columbia, 100 bid
40 asked. Capital. ll9 bid west End BOY
Lincoln, lis BID.
Raiiroad stocks-Washincton and Georgetown,
$50 bid. Metropolitan. Ito bid. 115 asked.
Columbia, n bid, rs asked. Capitol and North Y
Street, 63k bid, oS asked. lexington and Soldiers
Home, 10 bid, II asked GeOrgetown and Tenley-
1Sn oh bid. GU asked.
Insurance S,ocks-Ftremep's, a bid. franklin,
80 lii. Metropolitan. 10 bid. National Union,
~ bid. Arlington, 1f0 bid, I05 asked. Cor
coran. Us bid Columbia, III bid, lS4 asked.
9srman-American, l1o bid. Potomac, 80 bid.
Riggs, bid. . asked. Peoples, s., bid, 54s
asked. Lincoln, 81 bid.
Title Insurance Stocks-Columbis Title. OK
bid, asked. Real Estate little, 125 bid lJo
asked.
Gas and Electric Light stocks-washington Gas
AZ bid. % asked. Gsorgetowa Gas, ~ bid. v.
b. Electric Light l05 bid.
Telephone Stocgs--fsLn ylvapia. 90 bid Chesa-
peaks aud Potomac. n q bid, W asked. Ameri-
can GrapnophoHe, 10y bid. i7ls asked.
miscellaneous Stocks-Washingto ton Market Com
pany, Il bid 10 asked. Washington Brick
Machine Company, $50 bid, 4l5 asked. Great
Falls Ice Company, 200 bid, go asked. Bull
Run Panorama Company, 26H asked. National
safe Deposit Company, 22u bid, 250 asked.
Washington Safe Deposit Company, l25 bid, l4O
asked. National Topographic - bid, 20 asked
Mergenthaler,O BID. Pneumatic Gun Carriage,
1 bad, TX asked. Washington Loan and Trust
Company, Az bid, g asked. American Sc
curity and Trust Company. 6l,I bid, 20 asked.
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School SurfLrEs.

SCHOOL SUpfLIEs.
In buying School Supplies please remember have
full lihe hsAd States fraeiis, 1selet<
Exercise and Noie Books bars. 40. prices thzk,
sOmewLst lover than uptown Also fUll of CLifs
dtsu's Sch OF Hosiery. IN Past black frot Nc l1f
Mp. MN e. NIEhblChnS,
lS4l. l2s3 l1th ST. Sc
Formerly Double Colnelnstion.
Leading Remnant HOUSE IN the City. 1e;,4-hn
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GER The Brsr
AYE CONCORD HARNESS.
LUTz q BRO.
4Ss fenn. ave.. adjoining National fiotsl
Trunks aud ssichels Of beat make low prsosA.
sp6
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SUPPOSED TO he A MURDER.
Detectives Go Down Into . Grave for
Evidence.

TEE ALLEGED vIcTIH n uctonxD WOMAN
NAMED FANNIE BIsBor--nEsuLrs or AN orr
GAL ISvrsrroAriox-Ax rseuxsr TO RI HID
TONIGHT.
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To Eliminate Grade CROSSINGS.

DosT0N, Sept. 24.-At the annual meeting Of
the stockholders OF the Boston and Albany
railroad today the old board of directors was
reelected and it Was voted to increase the cap
itul stock OF the company under authority of
the Legislature by the issue OF 60 900 new shares
OF the par value OF sl00 each, 20 that
the capital shall be $25.00J 600. ONLY ESQ, 600
Of The increased capital will DO needed By jan
uary ], and that will be expended in the slimi-
nation of grade crossings. The balance will
not be needed until February, 1892, when u
will be used for the payment Of msturing bopds.
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BalrifrUre Markets.

BALTIMORE. Sept. "a. - Cotton hrm-mid-
ding, 1Or. Flour dun. Wheat-southern quiet
Fuliz, uaalol: LonEeerry. Dsalol; No. :; 49,
steamer No. ., red 93: western easy; No. winter
red, spot, 05s. aYe; September, 30 a06; October
90ka90,.; December, loOa al0o9s. Corn-soutn-
easy; mixed spot, 65k; September, 55k; October
"a :. seller; year, 81 bid. Oats firm. Rye active
Hay arm. Provisions firm. Butter fairly active
Eggs firm, scarce-:oo2l. Coffee dull. Sugar
fairly active. copper active. scsrce-renned. L.
Whisky stoady-1.l9. Frsights to Liverpool per
steamer nat Receipts-nour. 5000 barrels;
wheat, 900 bushels: corn, h.O0O bushels: oats,
II, 900 bushels; rye, 1000 bushels Shipments
-four, 600 barrels: wheat. 1000 bushels; corn,
1000 bushels. Salos-wheat 124,OCo bushels;
corn, &c, 0O0 bushsls.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 2--virginia 10 4O's, Is bid:
do threes, 67ka6S: Baltimore and ohio stock.
lU3alO5&; Northern Central stock, COY aus Il /;
Cincinnati. Washington and Baltimore flrsts 09bs
bid; consolidated gus bonds. u43all5; do. stock.
5ox.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Sept "a tciosingl. - wheas-oeto-
Der, 0US; May. l.04h. Corn-October, AK; May.
4pS. Oats-September. 3sis: October. :ssa; May.
Az. fork-Septembsr, v.20: October. 92I; May,
I2.07k. Lard-0c;ober, 6.02k; May, $50. Short
rib.--l'c.ober. 5.i1s: May. 507N.
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AN EARLY AGREEMENT LIKELY.
Mr.. Mckinley Says the Tariff Bnl May
BE Reported Tomorrow.

REPUBLICAN MANAGERS Tnf TO s1rrLI THEIR
DIFFERENCES ToDAr-A NETTING OF TIE FULL
CONFERENCE COMMITTEES cALLED-pYNocRArs
PROMISE NOT TO oBsrRUcr.
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TEE MAID or ORLgANs.
#er BeatInea.lon Postponed.

RoMs. March l2-It is reported that
the Congregation Of Rites of the Roman
Catholic Chuch has postponed the sug-
gested beatitication Of Joan of Arc on the
ground that the French bishops have
been over hasty in encouraging the new
cultus, and have, without waiting for due
authority, spread throughout the land
pictsres OF the Maid Of Orleans, even 60
ing so far as to insert stained glass
window gloryfying her in the Orleans
Cathedral.
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$<@KS h9tO0&M - GkeVHS6
LONDON, March LIE 10 believed
'nst oy the explosion in the Marsa col
hery ct Glamorganshire. Wales. $50
lives have been lost. Eight bodies,
shock'ngly mutil.ted. have heeu re-
covered. Great excitement has be, n
c'u''d by the rumor that appeals for help
could be heard from the entombed men.
ne fescuers are constantly surrounding
Co the eff-ct ct gas aud are obliged to
mske speedy retreat.
F""r n'ioeis escaped without assistance
through cresice. They cay they passed
heaps OF dead men aud had TO crawl over
their bodice. They believe mono except
themselves survived the disaster.
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CeMmerIoN Nv WASHINGTON.

T~stIBg the waits Honse Fire Alassn.
wAsHIxGTos. March IL. -Blby
Mckee set Washington in wild com
motion yesterday. There was hurry
ing Of policemen. the frantic run Of
FIRE engines and a rush OF people to the
White House, where in a few minutes
great streams of water we're reaching
high into thu air aud hugs volumes OF
smoke were ascending to the heavens
from the White House grounds. A
bright red ladder was thrown to the top
OF the Executive Mansion, while great
thronp crowded around the iron fence
OF the White House grounds. The
Innocent cause OF all this commotion
looked down from his mothers arms
upon the busy 6remen below in strange
bewilderment Baby Mckee had
touched the auxiliary key of tre-alsrm
box l57, located on the top floor of the
White House. 1t was 1918 A. M, when
the President held bis fond grandchild
10 front Of the auxiliary slarm-box and
told him to touch the button. Four
FIRE engines aud one hook aud ladder
company responded.
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PlBLIc MONEY.
4 Movement 60 Prevent Ets Use 70
Religious Purposes.

q Movement 60 Prevent Hts Use for
Religious Purposes.
BosroS, March IA proposed
amendment to the Constitution of the
United States has been drawn up by At
torney w. A. Butler of New York. act
ing in consultation with Ex-Governor
Long ct Massachusetts,. The object of
the amendment is to prevent the use Of
public money in any way for the benefit
OF any private educational institution
under the control of religious denomins-
tion. Petitions with the proposed
amendment accompanying them will be
distributed throughout the State. with .
preamble declaring for the non-union Of
church and State.
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PAN-AMERIGAN CONGRESS

Considering she Rest MeaDs for Extend.
sag Communication.
WAsHINoToN, March l2.-A At a meet
ing Of the Psn-Americsn Conference q
report was received from the COMMITTEES
to consider the best means of extending
and improving the facilities for CONNER
cial. postal and telegraph communi alton
bstween countries that border upon the
Gulf Of Mexico aud the Caribbean Sea.
The committee says that tho telegraph
rates make it practically impossible to
do business over the present lines, and
recommend that steps be taken to secure
moderate scale of charges. This
failing, charters should be granted to
ipdepsndent cable companies.
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CHINESE MRRCHANTs.
Net 60 be Permitted 10 Land withaut
settificatts.

Fet 90 DC Permitted 30 Land Without
sesttficates.
WAsHIsGToS. March Secretary
Window has written the following letter
to General J. w. Foster Of this city:
SIR: submitted the question to the
Uoited StatFs Attorney General as to the
right OF Chinese merchants to land in the
Uoited States, notwithstanding the alb
sence OF certi6cstes as prescribed by Sec
tiou g Of the Act OF July 5th, the personal
interview with you end telegram of the
3 inst. from the Chinese Consul at San
Francisco, copy of which was referred
to the Attorney y-Genersl, and am now
in receipt of a communication from that
officer OF this date. in which he expresses
the opinion that without the certificates
prescribed in said section OF the law ssid
Chinese gentlemen cannot be permitted
to land in the United States.
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RY RalI 90 Labrador .

QpEBEC, March I2.-In the local Legis.
lsture resolution has passed favoriug
the construction Of railway from Que
bee to ST.. Charles bay, on the Labrador
coast. This line would reduce the dis
tance by ses to Europe | 1872 miles.
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LONDON, March l2.-Canon Baynes.
who stole truck from the platform Of
the railway station at Bristol, has been
sentenced to four months at hard labor.
The clergyman pleaded guilty and urged
mental weakness as sn excuse.
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II you or any OF YOUR family should happen to
be frightiuliy burned or scalded, what have you
In the house to alleviate the ain until you can
get physiciAnf A box of Beggs' German saive
ct hand In times like this would save world of
suffering and oftentines doctor bill, as it has
no equal in cases Of this kind, well as infiam.
nation Of ell kinds. For sale at Eagle Drug
Store
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! A DELAIDE COPPER COMPANY. .-Loca.son
N Of principal place Of business, san Fran
cisco. California Location of works. Gold Run
Mining District, Humboldt County, Nevada.
Notce.--There are .delinqeenG upon the fol-
lowing descrb bed st OK. account OF aeses- fnent
No.gl ie' led on the 31st day Of December, 1859.
the several amounts set opposite the name of the
respective shareholders ~ follows:
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ClyIL PENSIONS.


INDIANAPOLIS, March &c. A.
Powers, Secretary Of the State Civil Pen.
sion Association, made denunciation OF
the Administration for failure to keep it's
campaign promises. he also attacked
the members OF the Grand Army of the
Republic for comments on him at the
State Enesmpment of the Grand Army of
the Republic. General Alger made q
strong speech for civil pensions. Routine
work was the only business transacted.
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A MEETING of tn stochhs lders Of the win.
IN n.mucca Mining Company. for the purpose
Of eleeting Board OF Trustees 10 serve for the
ensuing year and trsI sacting such other tusiuess
as vii come before il, viii te held at the on Of
the Sheriff, Il the Courth use, ,Winnemucca, New.
saturdsy, March 18th, 1890, at 7:3U o'clo k, p. ~
full attendance IS desired. ti her in person or
by proxy, as business II Importance wik come
before the meeting. By order of the Boar Of
Trustees. GEO. s. NIXON, sec'y.
Winnemuccs, New, March 4th, lS9o.
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ras BKsr SALvs in the world for Cuts, Bruis es
Sores. Ulcers Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, TetteI
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns. and sll Skin
Eruptons, and positively cures Piles, or no pay
required Ii is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded Price % cents pc
BOX For sale ct Harry Msrett's Drug Store
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

DR. A. M. ALLEN,
RESIDENT OEsrTsT.
An DEvTAI, OPERATIONS sksllfuliy performed.
0mcr, Abeve Pestofsce. in building
ormersy occupieh by Dr. Holden.
wY9xxsuccA, EEvADA.
tAn. .I5-tf.
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BELGRADE, March l2.-The Servisn
Ministry have rendered their resignation
in . body.
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nv G. HANSON, NJ. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
oFy1us AT THE gAGLE DRUG sToBR.
Ossce aourN-FFnu 10 a. n. 20 IL 0c'oct
som 20 " ~ ard from toe nT
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Life I'm Ocean Abysses.

DIR. Regnard has raised the question az
to whether corpse which sinks to
very great depth is preserved indefinitely
or otherwise from putrefaction. Accord
ing to his researches. published in the
archives of the Biological society OF
Paris, putrefaction does not take place IN
decomposab!e substance submitted to a
pressure of 600 to 700 atmospheres.
These figures correspond to 8 depth OF
600 to 700 metres at sea. From these
ex perif.lents ii must not be concluded.
according to DR.. Regnard, that there is
total absence Of putrefaction in the
greater depths of the sea. The curions
"abysmal" fishes discovered in the
Challenge and other expeditions appears
to rise after death. so that they are
sometimes found on the surface, though,
as a rule, they go to pieces as the sur.
rounding pressure diminishes, long before
they reach the air. Still, there is no
proof that bathybial or abysmal micro
organisms do not exist, and, if so, they
could cause decomposition in the corpses
OF men as we'll as in the dead bodies of
abysmal fishes. The question is of con-
siderable medico-legal, aud yet greater
biological, interest. and it is far from
settled. British Medical Journal.
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MRS. langtry's Money Bump.

George Keogh, manager for Mansfield
81 was manager for Lily Langtry when
she made her debut and for some time
after. Critics may differ about her
ability to act, but there is no question
among 6nanciers and real estate men
about her ability to know bargain and
turn a nimble penny. She has natural
talent for making money. When we
were in Salt Lake City once she was
standing in front of the hotel. Turning
to me she said: Call cab. | believe |
will 90 and look up some real estate bar
gains. think this is good town in
which to invest. We were driven
about the city until the Lily saw
q tract of land which pleased her.
She halted the horse herself jumped
out, looked over the ground, returned to
the hotel, sent for the agent, and before
night the title of that property was in
Lily Lsngtry's name. The price paid
was $40. 900. The other day she was
offered three times the purchase price.
She has never lost dollar in any invest
ment she has made in this country. -
Chicago Tribune.
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Your Liver Reminds You

OF its existence by dull pain 'or sharp twinges in
the right side or beneath the dexter shoulder
blade, accept the reminder as warning, and
regulate the organ without loss Of time By the
symptoms are usually accompanied by yellowness
Of the skim constipation, furred tongue, disorder
of the stomach, sick headache and morning
nausea But reform is promptly instituted by
the Bitters the best possible substitute for Gallo.
mel, blue pill and other super-potent and hurtful
drugs enormously designated ss remedies for bill
iousness. Appetite and digestion are restored,
AMI the bowels resume activity, when an impetus
IS given to the functions of health by this sterling
ant. bilious medicine, which also has the effect
Of enriching and purifying the circulation, and
foTtifyine the system nga nst malarial infection
10 air or water II is also highly beneficial for
rheumatism. kidney ond bladder troubles
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Cancer of the Nose.
Ruckien's Arnica saIve.

Buckien's Arnica saIve.
The BEST SALvB in the world for Cuts, Brue es
Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tette,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin
Eruptions and positively cures Piles, or no pay
required. II 10 guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. Price 26 cents pc
box For sale at Harry Marett's Drug Store.
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Are you disturbed at night and broken of your
rest by a sick chld suffering and crying with tie
xcrutiating pain Of cutting teethl II 50, go at
once and get bottle Of MRS. WMsLow's soolH-
ING syrup 1t will relieve the poor little sufferer
Immediately Depend upon it, mothers there is
no mistake about il. 10 cures dysentery and
diarrhoa, regulates the bowels, cures wind collie,
softens the gums, reduces Inflammation, and
gives tone ana energy TO the whole system
Mrs. Winslows Syrup for children teething is
pleasant TO the taste, and Is the prescription OF
one of the Oldest and best female nurses and
phys lcians In the United States and is for sale
by all druggists throughout t,ns world. Price 70
cents bottle n-1y-mw
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-05-06

Thin and impure blood 10 made rich and health
full by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t cures scro
ula, salt rheum, al blood disorders.
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Children CrvlsrP PltcAGr's CSstorls
TEACHER OF MUSIC.

EMMA c. BARR0WS
will give einstruetion in instrumental music on the
-PIANoFoRTE OR ORGAN
also lessons in thorough bass.
-TERMS-
One lesson per week, one dollar;
Two lessons per week. rs cents each;
Thorough bass lessons, one dollar each.
will give
SINGING LESSONS
Or train singers in class, choir or concert, also
tune pianos at reasonable prices.
Call at the late residence OF Mr.. A. I. ellison.
apI0. .lS90.tf
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When Baby was sick.

When Baby was sick,
We gave her Castoria
When she was Child,
She cried for Castoria-
When she became Miss
She clung to Castoria~
When she had Children,
She gave them Castoria-