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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-01-31

FniIADslpnlA. TSfday. Jan. 81, isso.
Pictures.

| Pictures.
Fine Engrayings, Artotypes
and the like at very modest
prices. They say that in many
respects we are making the
most attractive showing Of tlrese
things to be found in town.
The special bargains include
$3.50 Framed Artotypes, I6x
20 inches. at $3.50; same, rox
IS inches, So, usual price out.
side s.. A great number oi
very interesting subjects in this
collection.
A line Of Water Colors by
leading American artists is a
feature Of the display is this de-
partment.
fane Engraving.
As fine Engraving as can be
done. Quiet elegance in all
social forms. We do not use a
customers correspondence to
scatter a business imprint.
The Wanamaker .SaOeebey.
You don't want a Carpet
Sweeper that barks the furni-
ture, or brushes the life out of
the carpet, or kicks up dust in
stead Of gathering it, or lops its
handle about for you to trip
over. You may come across
that sort under one name or
another. Pass on remember
there's a Wanamaker Sweeper.
1t comes as near to doing
"broom work" as a machine
can. No noise, no drag on
you to run it, almost sucks the
dust up, dumps with a touch,
brush just skins or digs in as
you press light or heavy on the
handle. You'll say it monopo-
Uses the Sweeper virtues. And
the price is but So!
John Wananaker.
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AHug Cost Five Dollars.

Alfred Whitehead, the leading salesman
in Fulton street furniture store, in Brook
lyn, was tried on Thursday before Police
Justice Tighe, for an alleged assault on
Mary Dixon, the wife of George Dixon.
Mrs. Dixon visited the store with her
little daughter, about a month ago, to in
quire about some goods which she had
ordered, but which had not been delivered.
She thus described to Justice Tighe what
took place: "Mr. Whitehead escorted me
to the basement and taking hold Of my
hand examined the engagement ring. He
squeezed my hand and / pushed him
away. He asked Inc il he might call on
me and told him he could not. He then
took me to another part of the store and
threw his arms around me and hugged me.
repelled him and left the store"
Ex-Judge Troy, who appeared for White
head, said that he would not put the de-
fendant ON the stand as he did not wish TO
refute Mrs. Dixon's statement The plain
tiff, he said, was a woman of ofirreproachable
character; aud he did not wish to max g
any charges against her. Justice Tighe
Imposed nominal fine of s5, which was
promptly paid.
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How Peach Tree. Become n,s.o.o,

How Peach Trees Become Diseased.
"Yellows," and not the probable effect
OF future cold weather upon the peach crop,
was the main point of interest on Thursday
to the fruit growers attending tho conven.
tion of the Pennsylvania horticultural
society, at Chestertown, Md. The cause
assigned by some for the yellows Is the ex :
cessive cold weather of 1879, which burt
the trees, rendering them weak and sickiy
ever since. Since then, 1t is said, trees
have been grown from the seed of the
sickly trees or budded from them, thus
producing diseased trees. Many growers.
however, expressed the con viction that the
peach crop is safe enough for the present.
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Nor far from the east of Newfoundland
tho steamer Croma, just arrived at New
York, reports that she found vast ice
field. She went to the south seventy miles
In an endeavor to clear the field, but then
cut through 1t, as the ice still extended to
the southwark beyond view. This hap
pened on the 10Th instant, and II the hungry
ice men are enterprising and prompt they
might send out fleet to capture some OF
that ice
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Thief Arrested.

The news was received with the utmost satis-
faction by the community that he lad ter, or
lied but the arrest of disease that is stealing
away loved ana valued life, Is an achievement
that should inspire heartfelt gratitude. Chilli
ness, cold cxtrenities, depressed spirits and ex-
features, are the results of disordered kidneys
and liver. Arrest the cause at once by taking
DR.. P!erce's Golden Medical Discovery II is a
purely vegetable detective, that will ferret ont
and capture the most subtle lung and blood
uisoraer' druggists. W,ThSw
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Failure of a Big Iron Firm.

Upon request of the minority stock
holders Of the Spaulding Iron company,
at Brilliant, o., a receiver has been an.
pointed for the company. They claim that
David Spanlding, president, and Charles
IL. Spanlding, his son, y - was secretary.
have not kept accurate b. s of their busi-
ness, and that 81, oOo, 900 is not properly ac-
counted for.
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blessing to humanity Is what Or. Bulls
Cough Syrup can well be termed for Il mas
done more good already than any other medi.
cine. One trial will convince anyone OF its effi.
cary. Price 25 cents.
There's no terror, headache In your threats. -
For am armed so strong with remedy,
That pass pain by, as an Idle word,
Since the discovery OF Salvatian OIL
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The ,Jap0nese

Carry their tooth picks in their back hair.
and always use them after eating any anything,
They take care of the teeth, and the teeth take
care OF their stomachs. Use tooth picks freely,
clean with soZoDoNT, and bad teeth and bad
breaths will be scarce.
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Guessed Within Few seconds.

John w. Crowley, musician on the Fall
River Line steamer Providence, guessed
within a few seconds Of Nellie Bly's time
around the world, and has been notified
that he is entitled TO the prize Of q free trip
TO Europe.
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9euttstrp:

nR. NATHoRST. DENTIST.
L. 2sCENTRE SQUARE.
Do not let your teeth decay any further. You
do not often ind a decayed tooth that can not
be saved by filling or crowning. Have your
teeth examined and attended TO at once, IL win
save suffering and expense. All operations
guaranteed; Filling 1eeth and Patnless Extrsc-
uou 6peciAlties nSo.SmdAW
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INVESTORS
j HE BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCiA.
TION OF Dakato is a large real estate mort
gage company making loans upon the same
principle as the small local building associa-
certificates ranging In amount from $50 to S. 0OO
Earnings range from 8per cent.to Is per cent per
carries stock. portien OF diyidends are Maid
semi-annually In cash. stock always has
a fixed cash value To be paid stockholders by
stock issued on debenture plan being back ed
by mortgages deposited with a trustee
Correspondence invited.
Philadelphia Once,
No. I'll Walnut Street. janl-Smeod
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NOTICE TO MY FRIENDS AND Gus
IN TONER'S
] have located temporarily my Office aud
Narerooms at the southern Market corner of
SOUTH QUEEN AND VINE STREE.TS nnd
have In stock fine assortment OF Sleighs, Bug
gies, Ph@tons and Family Carriages, aud the
Norbeck Road Carts, all of my own manufic.
ture. Special attention is given to Repairing.
My Motto-Honest work and fair dealings
always wins,
J25tfd LII. NoRBECK, Agent
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HOODS SARSAPARILLA.
Ill a..
..,Ss.GKGfula

HOOPS sARsAPARILLA. :"'
,Ss;scKGfula
IN One Of It's Worst F5rms-A Re mark
: abie Ctre.
A" white swelling Is one of the very pain
full forms of scrofula and mos. difficult to cure
The remarkable effect of Hood S sarsa parills In
the case described below, illustrates the power
OF this medicine over all diseases of the blood
I'm 1887 my son, years old, had q white swell.
ling come on his right leg below the knee, which
became very much swollen and painful aud
contracted tho muscles that his leg was
drawn up at right angles. Physicians lanced
the swelling, which discharged freely, but
failed to help him materially, and l considered
him
A Confirmed Cripple.
WAS about to take him TO Cincinnati for an
operation, expecting his Icy would have To be
taken OIL, and began giving him Hoods Sarsa-
parilia In order to get up his strength. The
medicine woke up his appetite and soon pieces
of bone were discharged from the sore. We con-
tinued with Hoods Sarssparilla, as 1t seemed
to be doing him so much good, ana the dlschar
from the sore decreased the swelling went down,
the leg Strengthened out. and In n few months
no had perfect use of his leg. He now runs
everywhere, as lively as any boy and apparently
is rs well as ever" JOHN l.. McMURRAY, Notary
Public, Ravenswood, W. Va,
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for IS. Prepared
only by c. !. HOOD & CO., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar az
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A LIVE SCHoOI.-NOTHING sUPERANU-
"A ated about the Lancaster Business Col
practical. Our Actual Business Department
complete In all its details. Our students are
deeply Interested In their school work, and our
attendance the largest since the organization OF
the school, and =, well, call and see us at the
pleasantest school-rooms In the city, No. "a
the truth of the above statements. Pleased to
have you call, as you will speak a good word
FOR us IL you get acquainted with the school,
Ii. c. WEIDLER, PRINCIPAL
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HoUSE-PAINTlNG, GRAINiNG AND
III GLAZING.
BYRON j. BROWN, successor to Geo W
Brown, deceased. Practical Painter, Grainer
and Glazier. Work done by contract or day as
cheap as hrst-claSs work can be done. Rest
workmen, and none but best material used
Fine Draining a speciality.
AS-Orders by mail attended. Shop-52 North
Queen Resdence-lls East James street.
Janl4-lmd
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Ss-Inch Fine Cloths at 9Oc yard were 25c.
S6Inch Heavy Cloths at l7c q yard were Csc.
=, 40Inch Striped Cloths at l21zc yard were
2Sc.
Corduroy for Mems Pants at Soc yard /;
worth 81.
5000 pieces fine &c Toilet Soap, pieces for 100.
800 boxes Is pieces In q box) Soap at &c Q box.
Mems Soc White Shirts At S71Sc each.
100 dozen Children's Black Ribbed l0c Hose
at &c pair.
10 dozen Toe Corsets at Soc.
76c Table Tinen at SOC q yard.
Oc Sheeting Muslin at l2%c a yard.
l5c Pant Goods at l0c yard.
lOc Ribbons at &c q yard.
Sxc Woolen Hose At 25c pair.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-05-15
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK, May ID, noon.-Stocks opened
active and strong. Money easy at 306 per
cent. Exchange-long. 81 S404 S414; short,
81 S6614 S64. Government bonds dull and feat
ureless State bonds dull but steady.
Following were the n BON stock quotations:
Erie .... 2S]5 Richm d & w. PIT.
Chicago & Norm. 115l6 Terminal. 80. .... 271A
Lake Shore. .....1113a Western Unlon... 6534
Norf. & w. pref G515
5:O0p. m.-Exchange. 81 S414. Money at =
per cent. Subtreasury balances-Coin, S162.-
ia 900; currency. S490.000 Government bonds
dull; four per cents 122; four and a half per
cent. coupons 10316. State bonds featureless.
The stock market was extremely active all
day. while the strength shown kept pace with
the activity, and an almost unbroken line Of
advances among active shares is the result of
the days operations. Trading to-day gave the
most positive evidence that the public are in
the market to a much larger extent than IL has
been given credit for of late, and professional
onerators found the making OF quotations taken
entirely out of their hands, which is a compare
lively new experience for them Recent dis
t,,rbsnces in the west seemingly count for
nothing against the general impression that
values are on an up grade. and the news OF the
dav, especially that of a bearish tenor. was paid
absolutely no attention to. Foreigners were
more of a factor to-day than they nave been at
any time vet, and purchases for foreign account
gave tile market its first advance to-day, in the
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existed, and prices were lower all around open
ing at SIC lower for July than yesterdays
closing and declined sc more then rallied &c
again eased of, ruled irregular, and closed 10
l1sc lower than yesterday. May closed lsc lower
and June about SIC lower. Within the estab-
lished range fluctuations were quite free. but
with all steadier feeling existed at the decline
than has been noted for several DAYS. Only a
fair business was transacted. All kinds Of crop
news was received-good anu bad, but the
market was hardly as susceptible to these re-
ports as for some days past. There was
weaker feeling in corn, and lower prices were
the rule on all futures. The chief influence in
values was fine weather aud the decline in
wheat. The temper of the local crowd was
bearsh from the opening, which was 1lc under
yesterdays closing prices, and under free offer
lngs sold off 14c, later ruled weaker and de-
clined another 14c. ami final quotations were
199DSkc lower than yesterday: There was much
animation noted in oats and a weaker feeling
developed, and prices changes were confined to
sc range. Weakness in wheat aud corn and
line weather had depressing effect, and in
duced free selling by several operators, but free
buying by another heavy operator absorbed
most OF the offerings, but failed to prevent
decline. Trading was moderate in pork and
the feeling was unsettled. Offerin IS were fair
early, and prices receded l5@20c. Later the
market ruled firIner Prices rallied l5I 20c
again, and closed quiet at outside figures. In
short ribs the early feeling was easy, and prices
receded 2lfm5c. Later the market was
stron ger, ana prices rallied again, closing
steady. I'D
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
unchanged. Wheat-No. 2 spring 9316c; No. ?
No. 2, &c. Mess pork at Sl2 IS. Lard at
So 2@-f. Short rio sides. loose, S. 35GS5 40.
Dry sailed shoulders. boxed, s. 0j6l5 TO- Short
clear sides, boxed, S. s005 90. Whisky 81 ".
Sugars-cut loaf unchanged.
LeadIng tut res ranged as follows:
fa~
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MEMORANDA
New York, May 12-Arrived, schr w G Green
Doane, Fernandna..
Cleared, schrs Jennie Hail. Hall, Fernan.
dina; Helen Montague, Cookson, do; Clarmer,
Daboll Savannah.
Buenos Ayres, March l5--Arrived, barks Pom.
tiac (Nor) Olsen, Apalachicola; ed, Cato (Nor)
Lundegaard, Fernandina
Beachy Head, May 12-Passed, steamship Mer-
julio (Br), Black, Port Royal, Q. for Berwick.
Venice, May 8-Arriyed, bark Principessa
Margherita de Piemonte QtaD, Casaregola.
Brunswick
Arroyal, r. April 27-In port, schr Nellie
Parker (Br), Harding, from Cedar Keys
HavanS, May S-Arrived, brig Abbie Clifford
Storer, Pensacola
Marseilles March Arrived bark Esperance
Fr), Cam. Pensacola.
Montevideo, April 13-Arrived, bark Carmel
(Nor). Thorsen, Brunswick.
Ashepoo, S G, May l2-Cleared, bark Effendi
(Br) Jones, United Kingdom
Bath, Me, May ll-Arrived, schr Jennie f Viii.
ley, Chadwick, Savannah; Geo Moulson jr, Col
cord, Darien, Ga; 18th, b w Morse, Roderick
do.
Bangor, May Cleared, schr Jno A Griffin,
Smith, Savannah.
Charleston, May 12-Arrived, schr Oscar c
Schmidt. Bacon, Port Royal; Fannie Brown
Sharrett, Savannah.
Georgetown, S @, May 12--Sailed. schrs Myra
W Spear. Boston; Nellie Floyd, New York
Norfolk, May i2-Sailed, schr Three Sisters,
Savannah.
Brunswick. May 12-Arrived. strrir MarseiDe
gier) VOTERS, Boston; bark Friedrich der Cross
Ger, Portsmouth, E; schr j H Parker, Ham
mond New York.
Sailed, schrs June Bright, Barter. New York
Longfelow, Falker, Boston.
Bull River. G, May 12- Sailed, stmr Glende-
Won (Br), Petersen, United Kingdom.
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CONSIGNEES.

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway May IA
Ford Office, J Miller 81 Co, A B Hull a. Co,
W Tiedeman & Bro Savannah Grocery 60, II
Traub, Frank & Co. LETTER & Son. G l. Jones,
S KrouskoH, Peacock, II & Co, Ellis. Y & Co, L
FISHER, Baker 4 H. Lppman Bros, w Brown,
Tidewater Oil Co, d Scheeler, VIM Mccormick,
S Steinman, C A jacobson.
Per Savannah Florida and Western Railway
May 14-Transfer Office, Savannah Grocery Co.
9 Guckenheimer & Son, Lee Roy Myers & Co, II
NJ Seig, H Levy & Bro, G w Tiedeman & Bro.
e Lovell's Sons, M Ferst's Sons & Co. q l. Jones,
! Epstein & Bro, Mohr Bros, VI Y & d Mcintyre,
Woods, G & Co, NJ Henderson, Ellis, Y & Co,
P Williams & Co, Peacock II Il Co, A Hanley,
W w Chisholm. L 7 Roberts, w w Gordon g. Co.
& J, Baldwin & Co, III III Conner 8; Co, Lemon &
M, Jno Fapnery & Co, NJ Maclean & Co, Lind
say & NJ. A II Champions Son. j Mclaughlin,
Meinhard Bros & Co. r D McDonell.T L Kinsey,
J D Weed & Co, Stillwell, NJ & Co. Dale, d * Co,
Reppard & Co. McDonough e. Co, Frierson & Co,
Hunting & Co, G w Haslam, r B Cassels. j
Hennessey, Bacon, B & Co. Standard Oil Co,
G O Haines, Salas & w. G K Miller, 4 Geffcken
j J Wall. A d Thompson
Per Central Railroad, May 14-Butler & s.,
II NJ Conner Co, WV Gordon & Co, Keller
Bros, G w Tiedeman & Bro, n Pausen & Co. Mrs
Crotty j Williams & Co, A Hull & Co, w NJ
Habersham, Haynes & K, W S Cherry & Co. w
II Ray. T J Davis & Co. Moore, & Co, A G
Oelsohig, McGillis & r, Haines & d, d b Lester
S Cohen, Lindsay & NJ j w lyman. Decker & f.
Lippman Bros. j D Weed & co. NJ Boley & Son
Savannah Grocery Co. D A Altick's Sons. NJ S
Byck Byck Bros, j S Collins q Co, Epstein & w,
Savannah Furniture Co, A r Altmayer & Co. G
Johnson, Savannah Brewing Co. Mrs 4 V Petet,
A G Rhodes & Co. 4 A Schwarz, G w Parish A
s Thomas, Eckman & V, Moehlenbrock g. d, DR.
q Stone, Savannah Carriage Co, j Buttimer,
Savannah Rice Mills, Harms AZ j. Frank & Co,
II Wat onA Miller & Co, Lee Roy Myers & Co,
Peckman. II Solomon & Son, A LETTER & Son.
NJ Ferst s Sons & Co, Heidi & S,,W Is Nell q Co,
L Putzel, G Eckstein & Co. A NJ G. W West, w
NJ Cleveland, II Traub, A Hanley. Smith Bros, G
Gabbett, Solomons & Co. j r Belaw, Miles & b,
d Cunningham, G B Clarke.
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Wedding Chimes.

Now that Lent is over fashionable we'd
dings will be in order, and nothing con-
tributes more to the success of such events
than the Wedding Gifts bought from Silua's,
40 Broughton street. There you have to
select from an endless variety of Art Pot
terry, Rich Cut Glassware, Fine Lamps,
Satin Lined Case Goods, Dinner Sets, Tea
Sets, Chamber Sets and thousand and one
other articles both useful and ornamental,
besides the complete stock or staple every
day house furnishings. An inspection Of
these goods is invited. -Adu.
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Closing.

CINCINNATI, HAY 14.-Flour dull Wheat
| nominal; No. red 9jc. Corn strong; No 2
mixed 3S18c. Oats strong and active; No 2
mixed 81 6ssc. Provisions Pork easy al Sls 12
| Lard dull at SIS 0S. Bulk meats easy; short
ribs s. 3f1s35 40. Bacon easy. Whisky steady
at 81 o2. Sugar easy. Hogs steady; common
and light So 00@4 Is, packing aud butchers
ST.. LOUIS May 14.-Flour quiet and I'm.
changed. Wheat opened lower. was hammered
down still lower aud closed 1014c below yes
| SIC, August delivery Sc. Corn opened lower for
options, still further declined. and closed d csc
below yesterday; No. 2mixed, cash was better
| at 341sO3414c; options--July delivery closed at
3S9sc, August delivery S2y4c. Oats nominally
| firm, but nothing done; No. cash 29Ac bid;
options-May delivery 2Sc bid, July delivery
| 2534c. Whisky steady at 81 o. Provisions
quiet with only job trade Mess pork, standard
Sl3 Lard, butcher graded at s5 9006 co. Dry
salt meats-Shoulders S. %, longs Is 40, ribs
IS 50, short clear S. 20. Racon-Shoulders
S. 80. longs S. 9OG5 95, ribs s. $4,000, short
New ORLEANS. May 14.-Coffee closed dull;
Rio cargoes, ordinary to fair 100000. Sugar
Louisiana open kettle quiet; prime to strictly
prime, no sc, fully fair 43sc; centrifugals
off white 5laG15 9-16c, prime yellow clarified
5 5-l6c. Molasses-Open kettle stronger, fer
menting 10000; centrifugals, choice 29c, good
prime 23O2Jc. Syrup Doc.
BALTIMORE, May 14.-Flour dull. unchanged
Howard street and Western superfine SO $50
275; extra S3094; family 81 25G14 IS; city mills
Rio brands extra "a 75Qo500. Wheat-Southern
easier; Fultz 90097c; Longberry C; western
easy; No. winter red, on spot aud May delivery
9214c. Corn-Southern dull; white 46@17c; vel
low 47c; western quiet.
NAVAL STORES.
NEW YORK, May IA. noon Spirits turpentine
quiet AMI weak at 4016941c. hosin quiet bit
firm at 81 42l501 as.
SOD p. m-Rosn firm for common to good
strained. Spirits turpenttne dull at 4016c.
WGLmSGroS. May 14-Spirits turentins
steady at 354c Rosin steady: strained 81 20,
good strained 81 25 Tar firm at 81 Is. Crude
turpentine firm; hard 81 2j; yellow dip Sc Is
virgin 81 20.
CHARLESTON, May 1f-Spirits turpentine
quiet at 35c. Rosin quiet; good strained at
81 %.
RICE
NEW YoRK, May f4.-Rice firmer and active.
PETROLEUM.
New York, May 1.-The petroleum market
opened irregular, spot being strong at S6A, and
June option firm at $685.; spot advanced to 1914,
and June to S7I5 Then the market reacted B,
and closed steady.
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To Mothers.

For upward of fifty years "Mrs, Win.
slows Soothing Syrup" has been used by
millions Of mothers for their children while
teething with never-failing safety and sue
cess. 1t soothes the child, softens the gums,
allays all pain. regulates the bowels, cures
wind collie, ana is the best remedy for
diarrhea. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup" is for sale by druggists in every
part of the world. Price IS cents bottle.
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How I Was Cured of So-Called
Cancer.

LULATON, VA
DEAR SIR-This is to certify that was suf-
ferer with place on my underlip for fourteen
years, and was under treatment OF different
physicians, but they did me no good. / had
lost hope Of being cured by medical treatment.
then went to a doctor living in Florida, who
treated them by art. After going to him it got
well, apparently, for a while. but returned as
bad as ever. | then concluded to try 2. p P.
(Prckly Ash, Poke Root, and Potassum), and
after taking five bottes-pnt sze-was cured.
| also find it to be a good medicine to give q
good appetite and to give proper digestion.
Yours truly, l.. j. STRICKLAND
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face OF considerable pressure brought TO bear
oy shorts. Commission houses were well sup
Piled with buying orders, and at every conces-
sion there was flood of buying orders exc
cuted, which quickly turned the course Of prices
and reactions were short and of small import
ance. In some stocks there was considerable
excitement at times. and while different shares
came TO the front at different times, there was
no dlminutiOn to the large trading from the
beginning 70 the end. In the early trading coal
stocks were most prominent for strength, and
Delaware and Hudson shot up per cent. more
to las, New Jersey Central following Trusts
and Southwesterns also led in the forenoon, but
later trusts, especially Chicago Gas stock, led
followed later by Atchison. ST. Paul, and Rich
mond and West Point Bull points were out on
almost everything on the list. and there was
scarcely stock which did not share in the gem
eral improvement. Among the specialties there
were not so many marked movements, but san
Francisco stocks were again sharply advanced
and Mexican Ceatral and Laclsde Gas were
specially prominent for both strength and AMI
nation. There were reaizations all day long
but selling was the heaviest toward the delivery
hour, and a temporary reaction was forced at
that time, but the demand was too much for
sellers, and the market closed very active and
strong, generally at about the highest prices of
the day. Sales of listed stocks We're $4,000
shares; unlisted, $4,000 shares. The following
areaf k1sa al .ysr.rr ra..fa Nfr.wNz.