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c.o,lvc PRICES or PHILADELPHIA srocEs
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
san Francisco Mach "6
BIG Fol r.
Wclnc.dnv. Mnrrh eG-p. N.

Wednesday,. MlTth up. III.
The statement OF tie Cleveland. Cincinnati,
Chicago and ST. Louis Railroad for the month Of
February. and for tie c.ht months of it, fiscal
year. is presented below. For Tie cieht months
lis net earnings amount = S2.92i.ofJ. The
first charges for that period amount 10
SI.s25.0.5: dividend ON the preferred stock for
eight months i 1888 .33l; total. ST. 5000 lca'-
ing tie sum Of S7o5.7,3 net earning, fer tie
common stock in the period Of eight months, 81
3.s3 per cent The company p.id only ~ per
cent on tie common stock for tie s.N months
ended December 81. lss0. The statements for
January ard February indicate a July dividend
Of al least per cent.
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO.
The monthly and c.l' months statement Of
tie Chcs.ncasc orl OAio are printed below.
Tie LET earnings for TIE last eight months age
within 100000 Of q whole 1c.r's fri charges
Tine indications are that during ir remaining
four months 81 Tie company % scar, iN' i''
earnings Will ic i.orc f.an fur at'rf.r 'l i.f
i.,t ci.Af months. NA'l ".n si'' i.'i'
Se.2Nu 900 lci a-aif-f ii charges 81 = .Nn'."N'.
leaving iIl p'4 rr. "a i' Af.i preferred Stock.
WHIT VS., D1NL - STOCKS
Tie s,,cs ui-fert To-day, o., treasured u.s. ire
yDiHa. of BUSINESS, H.s even uDi' ni.loN i..n
tI..f ODD .c.'r.lly I.r Transaction. ln Tire gene
cral l.t amounted only ,o iHD.N.l t'.ar,s. against
100000 ,Iarr. yesterday. Set tl.Ir ".. . In+r.'
Di.su.- in inc Temp. of fA' market T. "icirl
.l.s Dp fo 81 lf.r f..f'l 'a.n >'.'c..
.. , ,losIn- fur-. amt sfcafIr aIurd
STRENGTH I'D dag without notable rfcfn'-
'...bl.tcd. in nc, tie extreme nic'nai .oas
hardly urr .ci f.r cent blf N'rc .D''i'd ,'
Pc "a steady orn..n' .'- t.i STOCKS 80 'n' rii-
.rUf l..I'f-. tH f'.I i.r Cuisines. frr'.'i - 'r
rc.-.icIel hf tlr r.re-tr li tlr offerings.
There .fc l.g.ri meetings Of railway ir'r-
a.el. rrI D4 st"n.lt. ir- III. '.,-f'-r pNiin- ilI'
Yetl. l.ri ,,r a.. I.t ..urnhtl f imc wlrn
'.
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ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London. March 20 p. m.-Canodan Paiiae; ~;
r-ri second con sos lC3 Illinois Central, lls't Mexican
ordinarr 56 H.: Ecadlag 20t. Money. BE- per cent
i, d Council bills aot-d to-day al an advance OF
LOO per rupee. ..... -. o. ,ro,o. Of.
ccnrcs for the account ana t@chdhsc y" ho"o "' -
franc. - confines ior checks. . -. ,,-,-s -
OF hr Hon loAc mo tnc DdhA Vi ihHdnu Oh
balance to-day l. E2oOUO.
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Dre55MlkirQ.

'--'-.> -. '.----->-----. s----,-.,-
4 Ill -, il-S DRESSES; perfect NJ
IA guaranteed expert cloak pnd wran
MAKER; terms fynsOnable. COOKE. former
u t'th MIS- pltN. los Wcst i5lh-.t
4 NDlii.t = lt GENIE ar.s!an dress.
Z makers; latest and pretliest stylos.
ltiic7' materials taken or furnished inst,
lul West is,h-st. f''
4 RrISTIC drossmaring: imoo,t,d ,,.h-
"A ioas; tailor.made drcssc- nc.rts ard
wraps speciality hotel orders at shor,
houcr. Mr.. McELROl. So Eas: 9th.st..
opposite Dcnning's.
\ fIlSIiC dressmking; imported stvles
III ana hnish perfect; good, purchased
IL u.sif'd o.ders 40 short notice Ms
McELtOl. 90 East 9th-st., opposite Den
a. ON PEpENr DHESsMAK wishes a
sso lev isw more Customers terms moderate.
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for Galc.


A HANDSOME Thoroughly black New-
n 'oluI.srd dn- - s.il also collection Of
fore' rn mon'y. inquifc Mime. SAaILLH,
5ie Inst Oith--'
AAi.E uI.,ri.lr>iIr lof concn1io.
a si SIS, Nna collection of WaiiDr. l.iu and
lIr-h nrf'r -nN.-. G 30 'r address DRUG
e.rii. i.'' i4trn'f.. '.f '-N.-t
A viG~Tfli-s ,.irr.c onllnc Tor sale;
a ssn be s''u lungin' =, 80 j.. 'sths'.
A WILLIS aiIl~uID fancy goods
~ hu.lnr,. for ,lir in good locality; no
agents. aol shave.
A EN SCnfFifl.-A picture IA The la,ter
"A nnnutr hF tli. master. suitable Ter
Cltao'li Church. &, for -ai, Iilee . poo
~ira,fnr. nf painter r'nrtui' 81. Address
S. j. R.. EoN .. Tribune Olcc-
A HOLT-TOP DISK Tor s25 5 ieet soil.
"A top 90 SO, STA. .A'e foil-top dest. tle
best mao. a specially de- 4, of all k!ni+
/ u. NN-OE 3D. Wiil'n-.t.
NNNs and umbrella mlulfietar.s' llthc-
Z 1lO 80 81 'ui'n'a 40 ridit l.0uslY low
price. ~ I'd wool tliurr7 uacAinf ry. \.
&. WENHnL. ~ 'cn;r'-7t.. y. \.
EOR sALE...2l-ioot stear hunrh IA nr-t-
4 cla,s condition. Can b. seen O3l Dean
ST.. rrlo.lyn.
FrOH sALC..A ne II New-Yolk TIib-
date bound il qunit''ly volumes. Address
\. \. lSAaCa. iif East Sist-st.
trOK SALE mo s'oca and 600! viii 81
4 'he Oh establish 4 shoe store 81 {.
Mccormick. 500 Communi p1w-rv'.. jersey
city Heights; caY'o ~ selling. death ~ pro-
pr,tor. can hr .ecA any day @ bargain
FOR rH.h.
J,OR aALr.-er'ri hav and f,ed bust.
L n'7s Ia South nrool.iyn; doing GOOD
paying business; VIII lease or sell the
rrop.rtv- Adir'-, FEED Tribune O,lce.
2, or pnlarl ir'ir ar, ras nN-
lures for 500. 5,S 5lh-a,c.
~ or SALE CHEAP -Gnodyear's Retail
D Rubber Nafonol-r; must be- sold 70
oncc. own'r having another business; can BE-
had on easy terms. iSi Grand-st
HANDSOME skye terrier for sale cheap.
4 call 800 4th-aNc.
fCE.-Scvera tnou AMI tons best Zee Dut
mp thie nca-pn on upner Hudson. want
o.irrs. Address y. l.. HUHD. schuyler
VIE y
. RlSli SETTER DOG for sale chcoD.
Address s.. V.ihnne oh'sr.
OFFICE FURNITURE Of all L,nls
~ roll-top. cyindef-.op. rat-t0p. s.andlng
desks. stools, chairs. &c. all second hand
~ WilHam-st.. basement.
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on hand and deposits in bank compares WIN uilc
figures OF the last previous statement as ioiio"S
March .. March % Differences;
Net eod on hand slsi 10 on sls5s3 i0s Dec $iS0yy
Net silver on nd - ooT.Oy. %, 2lj,11J Inc 1879
st lr-ai-tcnd l. e9c
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Refined oil was unchanged at 7.cO cents per gallon in
barrel, and 40 ccnes ga cases 49,
FOREIGN quotations wge easier Ercmen dioyIns -
rarsg to Go ma. and Antwerp ta7inG = franc %
iGaG!Ga francs, London being unciangci al "-a'i
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY o. TEN PAGES.


LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE ooso
Number Of nie:.;. eos4',GS1 s325se5 $4,000
I Iaa T to Nnrcb T. 3l55.072 s7olS7o 4o'0'''
IOWA CENTRAL. 40, -oo
Third wee, In March-. Sai;'ooog TAI 900 35l, 753
NEW-Y0Rh, oNIAHio . -,-'N 200 800
Number OF miles,. 800 % eoe s1G Sf3,77i
Third week In March. *s5'2ll9 @99'333 1863, 404
Jan. / TO March H.. -oi'c0o -"''
OHIO RIVER 90,
Number OF miles. az an ge3 tiO.93i
Third week In March So'.1- TnS IoO 1i7.725
Jan. 1 to March H.. i4,oV
PEORIA, DECATUR AND. EVANsN ii'-'-' oz,
Number OF miles. @oi Ct, OBI st3 7GO
Third week in March. 81 so ,loois3S ia 03l
Jan. 1 to March IL. lil,oSo Ioo'o"'
TEXAS PACIFIC. TO-
Number OF miles,. ltol l-o Ell -8
Third week IN Norch Sl1c,CHJ Sll3'dgl ics o-l
Jan. | to March FL. 1,339OOl l3--'V'o
TOLEDO AND OHIO CLNIRNh' o-
Humber OF miles,. 10 ~ 400 COS
Third week IN March. SlSzl3 ElItt5 %5y'3-6
Jan. / to March IL. 2o00o' ZVV'Vo- -'
WABASH.
Number OF mil S.. ~ 95o so.66' 9969
Third week In March Szl9,CUy 10 ~
Ian. 1 : March IL -if)-f-O- -'O4-'-S0
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Gliscellaucous

A LBERr q. SPENCER. 276 8,h.sYe.,
"A between 11th and 18Th sts Umbrellas.
palasOls. canes made 9, ordr recovered
and repaired, prompt and r'.iaNle.
50 UTTER ftom grnttnan's private
- dairy. rOg tne finest r,H tleicd COWS,
VIII be supplied 20 ilI.t-Dli., iamillfs a. 80
cents p,g pound nlfuili color and NOT
Npriil'd l.. tle linking. Address SURPLUS
ililNk. Tribune uIcc.
f'1NSv MILTON ,sn hc cured IN month
Z .. thr patient can walk mile. Cal
WN. =. Noi"lllNHlON. 400 .th-ayc.
= NNS.-'ot fosuulas end Instructions 70
4 U1runrtufs reliable iuhs address
'iiFMiNl BcN II. Tribune Office.
4 AIDES. WIZ give a nrst.cla., shampoo
- nj Your residence. for H. hddtc,, Miss
CARRIE. r'stc,hcc d.. Nrw-Noll city.
DIMES Home Pa-lor Vapor path An.
parafus cures Gods. Influenza. rheu-
mp'b.m ard mQlar!a also a luNury for tho
healthy 10 hard ns the system. i.lf9 3d-aNc.
tN ANTED. Secondhand cylinder or roll
~ top drik In COOL condition. Address.
stating size and price. DESK, =. .. Box
cIo New-N orA.
w ANrLn.-A secondhand billiard table
w In good ordcr. ~ ~ o. Address
T.. J. THOMAS. East isth.st.
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XUrAT. 10. ..

cash Quotations v15e A. 1oIlW. FIonF dun AID un'
changed so. = spring wheat 1e-a79-c No. spring
wheat = 1d-Gr. 80 rff - 1d1Hr No corn. - &c
No. os- 21'ic No rfr f--r' 80. barley nominal;
No nlA-reI Il ISL prime timothy seed. ~ Fl moss
pork bb $40 so 40 - lard pr 100 D. ~ - short
IN. 3D.. o0..l . 49, DRY -a,f shoulders thoN,d,
- foasf 30 clear -itcs boxed. - 45dS5 80
wh'-aey. Gi--isss flashed goods pr gallon, VI OF 4;
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HAVANA MARKET.
Havana, March 26-Spanish gold, 2i14a2li, Elk.
chonxe QUIET. Sugar QUIET
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go a..,c Issue, thc business was Covered by
sales e |.rfh Carolina special taxes ~ ard Cs
1919 40 l2f 90 city bank s'0e's only Western
>nfional sod 20. ni 80. Auction '1'rs o. .rt-
,rol i.eacs are reported Below. TIE General
hond market was only moderately active and
without special features. Fort Worth AID Den
vcr if,ts Pose IT, l0s II. AchisDn. IDicsa and
Santa Fr D. were fran af about 81 ~ aud the in
comes az -. Missouri. kaIsss and Tea. rev
Is wcI, quiet a. 'io.' 10 IS. Rio Granfc Western
ir.'s ROE 10 :. 80. Louisville. Ncw-Albany
and C.Iraeo cousos were FIRM ~ loi -. Chest
ycrhc and Ohio Us closed firm 20 100 IL Ref
creme, Is made % onr ull report of bond sales.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
Money for call looas rllcl easy az about 3 Il
re. cent, exceptionally Of ! peg cent carly and
late a. 3 per cent
Tho Cbarinc Hoase statement TODAY was as
follow: EXchar-cs. %v7lOs,l23; balances, ST.
Ol2.2ie
The Sub-Trcasury was debtor to tho Clearing
House Slij.f6O. Its net loss on balance wns
S7j,ijd. made up 10y q currency loss Of S2s3.2O3
'css coin cain OF %2O7.7 .. The days opera
iiors included Receipts. S2,ill.7l5; payments
e2.jl7.I1l; resuiino ia general balance IL
$17S.27I Ss2, consisting Of $173023.s6O coin
and S5.2Js. O22 currency.
The United States Treasury no Washington re.
ccivci today s! 53,DJS National bank notes for
rCdomFtioH.
The customs receipts were S796.5eo. the in
ternal revenue receipts $3.50, 600. anti the mis-
cellaue0us receipts $1O.lI0.
To-day'S Washington Treasury statement Of cash
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STOCKS
Homer guardian., 1890-03-14
A Northern Congressman Sure
OF i.ouisiana's Future.

Alexandra, La, Feb. 22.-Hon
"A. &. Van Schaiek, of Chicago
ILL.,, but member Of congress from
Milwaukee,, has been here and left
for New Orleans this morning
In an interview the Picayune cor
respondent was pleased to meet
one 50 we'll versed IN the timber
business US this gentleman was,
and at the same time one who had
such an.ppinlon OF the future of
the timber business in the south
and of the sure and steady IN.
crease OF the price Of TIMBER land.
He said his company owned 140,
600 acres Of timber land in Lou
siana and that since he bought
them, three years ago, they had
doubled in value, and in three
years more they would certainly
again double, and The land would
then at least be worth $40 per acre,
as it ceula not be bought now for
less than SIS per acre. He is con
fidant of the early construction of
railways through this section OF
our state but he says in the con
structlon of same that he will be
Inconvenienced by timber dcpreda.
tors on his land, whereas now he
has none IN. 0. Picayane.
Homer guardian., 1890-03-14
Editors not Dead Heads.

Editors VINO receive compli
mentary tickets to country fairs
and other places are often looked
upon as dead heads, but the man.
ayers of the Henry County Fair,
who have had some experience in
such matters, had the following
printed upon the complimentary
tickets they issued: This ticket
probably has been paid for ten
times over by the paper to which
1t is issued. 1t will be honored
in the hands of any man, woman
or child, white, black, red or vel
low, who favors the association by
presenting it. 1t is good for es.
trance and grand stand, and the
bearer, if driving, viii be entitled
to pass q team free. The sssocia-
ton recognizes the fast that It's
splendid success is owing largely,
if not wholly: to the notices so
freely given by the press, and,
While VIC cannot render an equiv
aIent is cash, we return our CRATE.
'ul thanks. salem Republican.
Homer guardian., 1890-03-14
BOilS and Carbunclcs.

1t seems strange that any orc will
suffer with boils, carbnnclcs. etc., when
Dr. Bulls Sarsaparilla will certainly
prevent all such eruptive tendencies.
Il is sure and safe antidote for blood
poison arising from whatever source,
and It's use when needed should not be
unnecessarily delayed. Thousands who
fonnd extensively advertised bleod
medicines to have no efficacy Whatever.
are rsjoicing IN the fact that Bulls
Sarsaparllla is an exception, and that
good health invariably follows its use.
| Syphllitic and scrofulous syn,ptoms
disappear, the skin becomes clear and
free from pimples, the digestion is i'm
proved, aches and pains cease, the
weight OF the body becomes greater, the
llesh more solid, ulcorStive and con.
sumptlve tendencies disappear, the
power OF fendurance is increased, weak
ness, dizzy spells and unnatural fatirne
vanish, in a word the user of Bulls
Sarsaparilla becomes a picture of good
health and strength. Try 1T. Use no
other.-Dayton Enquirer.
| know tho composition Of and have
prescribed Bulls Sarsaparilla, and be-
lieve it an excellent preparation for
producing an Alternative effect upon the
system. consider it the best article
of sarsaparilla in use.
When you think your children have
worms, ask your druggist for DIR. Bulls
Worm Destroyers and do not take any
other They taste good and are always
sure.
Homer guardian., 1890-03-14
ANTIOCH ITEMS.

The weather is at last modcrat.,
ipS and the farmers Will again re-
sumo their corn planting.
The half "skint'' poay that
"Gcorse' was seen riding To-
school, as was stated in the Jour
nails Blackburn 'Tappings, has
taken up his abode in this local.
ity.
The numerous rainbows that
were seen on the second INST, has
occasioncd some very supcrsli-
tIons ideas among the negroes OF
'Ins vicinity. They say th,ir
Almanac says "therc will he two
moons in April, that the sun and
moons will be in eclipse, and for
Three days there will be nothing
but pure darkness" Later on
"thc sun will be seen to rise at
the Ncrth post and 90 down at
the South"
\ crowd Of hunters had u iolly
time hunting rabbits around the
exterior of Mr.. ]. B. Williams
cane patch last Saturday evening.
We did not intrude Mr.. J. B.,
but the temptation was hard to-
overcome.
"The old boy was seen at his
usual hltchlns place last Sunday
afternoon and his driver is as
jovial as ever. Tou
Homer guardian., 1890-03-14
A W0man's Discovery.

Another wonderful discovery has
been made and that too by lady ir
this county. Disease fastened it's clutch
es upon her and for seven years she
wlthstood its scverest tests, but her
vital organs werc undermined and death
seemed imminent. For three months
she coushed necessarily and teuld not
sleep. She bought of us bottle of DR.,
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
and was so much relieved on taking
first dose that she slept ali night and
with one bottle has been miraculously
cured. Her name is Mrs. LutherLutz, !"
Thus write w. c. Han,ricls & Co., of
Shelby, N. C.-Get free trial bottle at
J. c Willis g. Co.'S. Drugstore.
Homer guardian., 1890-03-14
4 True Wife.

IL IS not to sweep the house,
make the beds, dam the socks
and cook tie meals chiefly that a
man wants q wife. If this is ali
lie needs, q servant can do it
cheaper than u wife. If this IS
all, when q young man calls to sec
q lady, send him into the pantry
TO taste the bread ana cake she
has made; send him to INSPECT
the needle work and bed. MAKING.
or put q broom in her hand and
send him to witness its use. Such
things are important and the wise
young man will quickly look af-
ter them. But what the true
young man wants with a wife is
her componionship, sympathy and
love. The way Of life has many
dreary places in it, and man
needs a Wife to go with him. A
man is sometimes oveltaken bv
misfortunes; he meets with fail
uTe and defeat; trials and tcmta.
ton beset him, and he needs one
to stand by and sympathize. He
has some battles to fight with
poverty, enemies and sin, and he
needs q woman that, when he puts
his arm around her, he feels that
lie Las something to fight for; she
Will help him to fight; she will
put her lips to his ear and whis.
per words of counsel, and her
hand to bis heart and lmpart in
spiration. All through life;
through starm and through sun.
shine, conflict and victory,
through adverse and through "a
voring winds, man needs a wo-
mans love.-From the Lady.
Homer guardian., 1890-03-14
GOOD Advice, Showing Result

Edward Silvey, Chicago, gives testi-
mony: MY wife had Catarrh twenty
five years; suffered severely for six
years before she began to use ycnr
remedy. Unable to breathe except
through the moulh; in most critical
condition. Tried everything without
relief, when DR.. Strceter advised her to-
buy C'arke's Extract of Flax (papillony
Catarrh Cure Relief followed i'm.
medlately. She continued to use it nm
I'll She is now entirely cured. Her
health has not been so good in many
years" Price Sl.O0. Wasl, the Bubv
with Clarko's Flas Soap. rs cents at
). Z. Willis q Co.'S. Drugstore.
Homer guardian., 1890-03-14
The Verdict Unanimous

W. ID. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind,
'est'hss: II can recommend Electric
b'tterS rs the very best remedy. Every
bottle sold has given relief in evory
case One man too; six bottles, and
was cured OF Rheumatism Of 10 years
standing" Abraham Hare, druggist,
Bellvillo, Ohio, allirms: "Ihe best scll-
ing medicine have ever handled in NV
70 years experience. is Electric Bitters. >,
Thousands Of others have added their
testimony, so that the verdict is unani-
mons that Electric Bitters do cure all
diseases of the Liver, Kidneys or Blood.
Only a half dollar q bottle at j. c..
Willis g. Cos. Drugstore.
Homer guardian., 1890-03-14
Farmers Boys.

We see everywhere u growing
tendency among the farmers bows
to leave the farm and seek 9
situation in the city or town.
The widespread dissatisfaction
of the boys reared on farms is in
cfsasIng year BY year, the only
ambition that this boy en'tcrta1ns
now is to. be able to leave the
farm and take 4 position IN some
Other field Of labor. As soon as
he becomes of age, if no sooner,
he must leave the dear old home
stead and try q life of hustle and
energy IN tho city. Why this IS
so we are unable to say, unless 1t
is explained in tie old story of
the "traveler IN the express train
s'ghing sor the quite pleasures of
the farmer whose broad fields are
fylng past, while the farmer looks
lon9lngly at the train as 1t dashes
oy and drains of the enjoyable ex-
cItemcnt ola life of endless bus
tie stir and energy.
1t is human not to be content
with ones lot.
But we think there never wss
3 greater mistake than for the
boy to leave the farm. He makes
q great mistake when he considers
that he has been unfortunate to
nave been raised on q farm. He
is foolish if he regards it as a dis.
honor to 90 farm work. The farm
ls the best place in the world for
the healthy development of the
brain and muscle and it's moral
Influences are The best that anv |
occupation can afford.
~ hen we remember who have |
been the greatest men in the his
tory OF the country and have been
most renowned Tor their learning
and ability, we are brought face
TO face with the fact that nearly
every orc OF them that has ever
attained any notable prominence
has been reared on farm and in
he most isolated places of the
Earth.
Then let The farmer boy OF to-
lay pride himself on the fact that.
le has precisely the same advan-
ages to start with that all these
nen had, and let HIM be content
With his lot.
The fact is, if you have the tal-
Mt you are not going to be un-
otlced, no matter where you may
e, nor what be your condition.
'et your Chief aim therefore be 10
ultivste, improve and develop
IL the intellectual powers thai ,
ou possess and your ambition to {
Sc them for he greatest good in
le world. This is the proper '
mbition of every young man. q
Homer guardian., 1890-03-14

The total eclipse of the sun
recently was observed by the
United States scientific expedlti on
at st. Paul dc Loanda, west coast
OF Africa. Seventy pictures we're
taken before and forty after totali-
ty. The sky was clear during the
first part OF the eclipse, but after
ward obscnred. The observations
were considered to be fairly sue
cessful,
Homer guardian., 1890-03-14
Woman as a Worker.

= According to Marion Harlsnd
"s'N'y centuries of precedent sine,
the time of their foremothcr Ey,
have rendered woman incapahlt
OF competing on equal terms with
men III manufacturing, mercantile
professional, ard even educational
business. They do not work as
men do. A man srasps his bus
mess with both hands. If his
hands are not strong enough he
clamps it with his feet, and rather
than let it 60, SEXES 1t with his
jaws. A woman usually regards
laoor: AS q means to an end, as a
Vlolehce done to nature and pre-.
cedent. She will not take the
same care as q man. she stands
too much upon her dignity. She
IS given to temper or whimpeling
when found fault with"
Upon this q contemporary re-
marka;
THIS is surely important, if true,
and we believe that it is at least
worthy OF very serious considera-
tlon, especially by young women
who aspire to earning their own
living and to taking their place
among the worlds bresd.winners.
There are, to be sure, many ey-
ceptlons to this rule; many bright,
independent, selr-rcliant young
women, who, while thoroughly
"oh'anly, are also thoroughly able
to take care OF themselves. In|
fact, thc list OF exceptions is al
ready quite as long as the rule
itself, perhaps, like the memora-
bic passage in Andrew and Stod-
dard's. Latin grammar.
Still, there is enough truth in
Marion Harland's indictment to
make it worthy Of the most seri.
GUS consideration by every young
woman. 1t is not altogether
mans inhumanity to woman
makes her wages less and
chances poorer than those of q
man OF the same intellectual cali
bre. There is much in her own
view o. li1e that accounts for This,
and before she can hope to have
her rights Of earning as good a
living 'as her brother fully recoo-
1ized, she, too, must seize her
business with both hands, and
'ot regard it merely as q pleasant
INVERSION or grim necessity, not
o be gladly accepted. but to be
'ndure.l for q little while between
,irlhood and matrimony.
The Soung man knows that he
viii be discharged if he does not
10 his Tork we'll. The young wo-
aan often thinks that winning
rays, or regard for the sex, or, rs !,
last resort, tears, will avail to $
xcuse sighted tasks and work 7
1 done. And this attitude on j
er parb for business lowers the 2
ride of her own and her sisters =.
lbor in all the markets Of the ,
orId. The one reaedy Is the d
nc abosc snggested-to take hold Q
life's work with both hands. '
Homer guardian., 1890-03-14

1t will be news perhaps to many
that the consumption Of pig iron
in this country IS greater than in
Great Britain, but it was in 1886
and 1887, and was again last year.
Now for the first time the pro-
duction in this country is greater
than it ever was IN Great Britain
for any year, and probably greater
week by week thanit is there now.
Homer guardian., 1890-03-14

The quality OF the blood depends
much upon good or bad digestion
and assimilation. 10 make the
blood rick in life and strength
giving constituents use Dr. J. II.
McLean's Sarsaparilla. 1t will
nonrisl tie properties OF the blood,
from whieh the elements ofvitality
are drawn. Sold by Gill.