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GREAT PROTECTION FOR FARMERS,
And Cheaper Prices Guaranteed upon al
Their Necessary Expense.,

anu SHthVcF irlcch Guaranteed upon nj
Their Necessary Expenses.
Tho Hes that are being told about the
tin.pla!o schedule arc fair sample oil
the weapons employed against the bill
Throughout. 1t Is alleged, for instance,
tha! the increased wooden and linen du-
ties will inevitably raise prices upon the
consumer. Now, It Is plain that they
can haye that effect, II they have It ut
all, only upon those varieties OF goods
on which increased duties have been
imposed. Those varieties nrc only the
liner grades, such as persons Of large In.
comes will usc. The duties have not
been raised, but lowered instead, upon
tho ordinary grades such as are In com.
mon use, and the prices OF these cannot
possibly 90 up, because the market for
them 10 already in tho possession OF the
American manufacturers. The effort OF
this bill In all It's departments Is to re.
cover to our people markets that they
have lost, and 10 obtain for them new
markets into which they have not hith.
erto sought an entrance. The duties on
iron ore, pig iron, scrap iron and scrap
STEEL and Ill tho various forms OF bar
iron, have been retained as they are in
the present tariff, excep. that they have
been slightly reduced. So have those
on iron and steel forging, on steel ingots
md on copper. With tho exception Of
the duty on tin, tho metal schedules have
been subjected to q general reduction.
The extent to which tho bill has gone
III protecting the products Of tho farm,
and In reducing tho expenses OF the
farmer, ia a striking witness of the care
which the Republican party has always
exercised over the interests OF that i'm.
mense portion OF our population en-.
gagged in industrial pursuits. The duty
on binding twine has been placed ut
seven-tenihs OF cent, which is so per
cent lower than the duty fixed In the
Mills bill. The farmers OF the country
will realize the hollowness OF Democratic
prelenBions and the wickednees OF Dem.
ocratic lalsehooas when thcy consider
that, whereas under the Mills bill every
one Of their products was placed upon |
the free list, or left with tho atlliction OF |
:" ~ 'SHue uutyt uiau Alulust Ill VI tlelT
necessities heavily taxed, by the Me-
Kinley bill increased protection has
been accorded them for everything they
have to eel, and lower duties established
upon substantially everything they have
to buy.
The Republican party only asks that
the people will examine this new tariff
law; that they will consider well the
principles that have governed its con-
that they will note the many
and extensive industries which, under
lie provisions, will be Immediately estab-
lished, giving employment to thousands
Of workmcn and vastly increasing the
domestic market in all parts OF the
The Republican party knows that
Time will vindicate its wisdom in this
splendid enactment, and that its results
will be revival and an extension OF in.
!ustfy everywhere, and remarkable
owering OF prices in all lines OF manu-.
'aCture to the consumer.
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In buying Hoods sarsaparilla, for it is
everywhere recognized as the standard
builling-up medicine and blood puri.
fer. 1t has won its way to the front by
its own intrinsic merit, and has the
largest sale Of any preparation OF its
kind. Any honest druggist will confirm
this statement. II you decide to take
Hoods Sarsaparilla do not be induced
to buy anything else instead. Be sure
to yet Hoods. i
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Ask Your Friends About It.

Your distressing cough can be cured.
We know it because kemp's Balsam
within the past few years has cured 30
many coughs and colds in this commu-
nifty. Its remarkable sale has been won
entirely by its genuine merit. Ask some
friend who has used it what he thinks
OF kemp's Balsam. There is no medi-
cine 80 pure, none SO. effective. Large
bottles 50c and 81 at all druggists. Dave
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a PERMANENT CUEe.-For years l
was troubled with the most malignant
type of Chronic Blood Trouble. After
trying various other remedies, without
getting any benefit, I was induced by
Joe Schell, who was cured by swiit's
Specific Of a constitutional blood trouble,
to take s. S. ). A few bottles cured me
permanently. consider S. S. S. the
best tonic I ever saw. While taking it
my weight increased and my health i'm
proved every way. 1haye recommended
s. s. S. to several friends, and in every
case they were satisfied with the results.
S.A WRIGHT, Midway, Pa.
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Lemon Hot f}rutts.

: For coughs and colds, take Lemon Hot
Drops.
For sore throat and bronchitis take
Lemon Hot Drops.
For pneumoaia and laryngetis, take
Lemon Hot Drops.
For consumption and catarrh, take
Lemon Hot Drops. :.
For Hemorrhage and all throat and
lung diseases, take Lemon Hot Drops.
An elegant and reliable preparation.
25 cents, at druggists. Prepared only
by Dr.. Il. Mozley, Atlanta, Ga. Thas
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Rock HILL, S. O., March q, 1890.

DR.. J. D. johnson, Rock Iliu, S. c.:
DEAR S,R-The Microbe Killer bought
from you has entirely relieved my wife
from asthma and believe will eventual
ly cure her. Please send me another
package. Yours truly.
J. 81. WILSON, Prin. Ebeneezer Academy,
York county, S. G.
For sale by Logan Drug Co., Sole
Agents.
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Real Estate.
For Sale.

Nos. 900, .5O.. 2iOi, 900, DOS and 1910 Main
street, Nos. 10 aud Is Twenty.fith GtrtCt, Nos
2Dl. 2j0J, 2b0S, 1907 and 800 Alley u, In mi
twelve houses each containing four rooms,
hRe,aent Kitchen md cellar. AnnuAl rent,
sl,EN.
No, q EOn StreG', $500. I
nos O. and Is Twenty third itfpet, 1900,
Manufacturing site with Factory building.
No. 1913 Chspllne street.
No. G5SIxtCCnth street.
No. 1913 GhAplins btfcet.
Only four lots lott IN James Carney's heirs nd.
hItion, McColloch street. At $40 each, aud one
ALSO. =. -
los on Tcizcl street, 400.
lois on Warren street 500.
lat ~ feet lIUnt on eoNth Front street. Price
$1,000. 100 :
No. i57 Fourteenth street, rev frame house.
no, lOcG Chapllne street. brick house, ground
a half lot 3JxlD icGt, sl,ll0. - - y
No. lRAnd III Seventeenth street,
No. iGl3 McC9llGch street,
No. 1910 Mct'ollOCh street,
No. ll!5 Eolf street.
No. 2lIi Main street.
No. $50 Main street.
No. H06 Main street.
No, 1912 UhApline street, slt00.
No. $50 Twelfth strcc,.
NO. t1 S8s,a Font street.
Lot No. !, North Front street.
Frame houie on Ohio street, near South Huron
street.
Eighteen acres hillside pasture land, Eighth
ward. -
FOR RENT. So.
Sto,e room aud collar, No. 202l MAIN street.
JAMES A. HENRY.
Real Estate Agent, U. 3. Claim Attorney, 1912
Market street. | have long experience In
prosecution OF pension ciatTs, Soldiers, their
advantage 70 employ All attorney at home In
preference tn one W Washington, D, G, sen
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1.-Two Stock.

EAST Liberty, Oct s.-Cat,le-RcccIpts1 ,oyo
head; shipments $50 head; market STEADY:
prime q @al 60; fair to good 50 5Oai 90; com.
mon 80 eos3 ~; bulls. cows and stays 81 5Oa3 90;
head; market slow: Philadelphins 81 75al %;
medium mixed 81 GHi IS: corn fed Workers
y aoai %; common aud grassers Il U'uA IS; plgs
" VNa3 %. Shccp-Rcceipts 1000 head: shin.
iair to good 81 Uoai 90; common 81 OOa3 90; lambs
u 00h5 Is. Veal calves 81 00a5 90.
CHICAGO, Oct. S.-Cattle-ReceIp Is, eco head !:
shipments b.C00 head: market lower: htecrs
y Goa5 10: Texans $! S5a3 60: rangers s. e5a3 95.
head: market lower: heavy weights 81 9o.I S6.
light 81 45ai 80 sheep--Receipts 900 head;
market easier; stocxers s. GOa3 s.: westerns ST 90
ai2o; natives 81 0ai IS; lambs 81 6.hs6 10.
CINCINNATI, O., Oct S.-lfogs weaker: rcccfnt,
large: common mud light s. 00si SO: packing and
butchers 81 20ai co. receipts $3.50 Mead. shin.
ments 1900 head, : '"'f
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

No. . South Huron street, frame, 81 500,
No. % South Huron street, frame. satt0.
frame dwelling. corner North front and
Kentucky streets, Islnns lot 76xlt0 feet, 8, 80
No. l2GI fourteenth street, $1,000.
No. .Sl7 Eoir sttcet, frhu,c, s.Gcu.
No. GlT Main street, = .ooIns, brick, $500,
Nc. $50 Twelfth street, frnrc, $1,000.
No. l2!0 Byron street. brick. s. 800.
No. ~ Eleventh street, brick, 5000.
No. 2S?2 CtRpliuc sti6et, frame, S!C01.
No. III Alley H.. frame, sl,uU.
No. 2oeS ChnplinGSt.ect, frame, $3.50.
No. rs south Broadway, fine brick, 5000
No. u Maryland street. Island, frame, $500.
No. Anew Jersey street. frame. S2.l0O,
No. lX South broadway. Island. frame, 81, S00
No. 50 Zane ST., Island, frame. $3.50.
Three room frame house on South Huron
street, lot SOxlHO feet for few days only, l00
Residence at LcathcTwoou. frame, 81, $50.
Frame dwelling on North York street. $780,
Finu brick residence, % Thirty first St, So, CO.
Building lots and improved property iu Mar.
tins Ferry, Ohio.
RlNEHART & TATUN1,
Rea, Estate Agents,
sclS 1874 Market street.
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Metals.

NEW York, Oct. s.-plg iron quiet Copper
TT%t''i n iase slG q. Lead quiet at IS 1'.
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We have, comparatively speaking,
greater notabilities in this country ct
present than the Count OF Paris. There's
Reed, for instance, he's counter.
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SOME favor n tariff for revenue only,
some tariff with incidental protection,
and some tariff for protection, per sc
but q large majority favor the free use Of
Salvation Oil for cuts and bruises.
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LEMON ELIXIR,
It's Wonderful Effect OIL the Liver, Stomach, |

It's Wonderful Effect OIL the Liver, Stomach,
Bowels, Kidneys and BLOOD.
DR.. Mozley's Lemon Elixir is a pleas.
ant lemon drink that positively cures all
biliousness, constipation, indigestion, all
sick and nervous headaches, kidney
disease, dizziness, loss Of appetite, fevera,
chills, paipitation of heart, and all other
diseases caused by disordered liver,
stomach and kidneys, the first great
cause OF all fatal diseases. 80 cents and
81 per bottle. Sold by druggists. Pre-.
pared only by H. Motley, NJ. D., Atlanta,
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WAR on THE FARMERS"

The New York World Of May Il con-
tanned an elaborate article headed "War
on the Farmers" which attempted to
show That manufacturers OF agricultural
machines, or protected mill owners" "a
they are termed, cell their goods very
much cheaper to foreign than to home
consumers. Nothing could be more
lalse than this assumption, and nothing
has come under our observation DISPLAY
ing greater ignorance and malice on the
part Of the author. The article is based
principally upon the comparatively small
trade that some eastern manufacturers OF
implements and tools for truck farming
have been endeavoring to establish
abroad, the aggregate amount Of which
is triiliDg compared with tho foreign
trade in regular farm machinery. such rs
Irvine binders, reapers, mowers, hay
rakce, plows, etc. The World opens its
attack by quoting certain alleged prices
on garden tools. OF the correctness of
these statements our readers can Judge
for themselves after reading the letter OF
S. l.. Allen 4 Co., published at the end
OF this article, III
Amor;con pawspo,ar "v ,,a, i ! hnt
snrh Janso ; omoranca. fas !. !. oc.sa ;,
bnnwn rat amar;nan ; ~, ~ ID WEI!
sold ~ iora;,n farmsrs a. up ,rnh are
prices than to american farmers. We
have frequently called the attention Of
SHOW Inors Clearly tha d;aaro ",ue' ~. ~
viii ouo,e tho retail nricaa ao on .he' NJ W.
,om;nYi uo ,u,e .h ,nd 'ees vi .ne lo!'
r;w;n@ b;rhaat t,snres tor ali ' sa",iann,
east q the Missouri river: " 's'''oD0
e" IT, u, ,AI I;n1srs s.,nS d ,;u ,,
uni,ed States ahont sit5. o'A E!rn ,I'n,''
soas. France soil, in I,aIv , tads nsi,u..
orntr;sS Of s,;II h;obar r 10Y sAu o'nei
M"wers 's st land s;za pl rs,a;, 1rr;.oa
s,o.an W ~ S sso. IN En n u go on.s ea
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HeBi EK2VHt FI{VHs n ~ M
Loose's Red Glover Pile Remedy, Is a
positive specific for all forms Of the dis
ease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching, Ulcer
ated and Protfuding Piles. Price Soc.
For Gale by Logan Drug Company. psw
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baltimore Live Stock Market,
CALvERToS STOCK YARDS, |

9 MONDAY, Oct. 6.
THE SWINE MARKET.
Arrivals this ELECTROMAGNETIC, 63i
Arrivals last 100
Ar1l'aA one year 1919
t''t 81 REMARKS. ~. ~"
I, Tho receipts this week arc but n few hundred
IN excess Of last weeks numbers, and their
quality GENERALLY Is not Us good rs that OF Inst
week. offerings Qu0.aii0ns are }4e lower thsu
last week, and ttsce Is only fair. -
quotations mngc from G 10 &c net. Common,
trashy stun 10 lair grassers 10 &C; good west.
ern corn hosS GaG5se, and a rery few prime west.
OF the receipts l,6ll head came over the Baltl.
more 4 Ohio Ralltoad, mud 9,G2a head over tho
Pennsylvania Railroad. - 49, - :.
CLARENoST LIVE Stock MAnKsr,
MONDAY, October 6.
All hogs sold In these yards BY E. A. Black.
sherc arc ut gross weight. ~,
Receipts this week 5,i6i head, against $3.50
head last week. fair to good selling from IS
TO IS 10; roughs at 800. - - =
Receipts Of sheep and lambs 1882 head; sheep
selling from ~ 10 SIC; lambs from ~ to exc.
ARRIVALS OF LIVE STOCK
At C9drentont Stock Yards TIA the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad. for ,rtkt ending Ociobsr s.
&A cars, containing ,ai head cattle, III calves.
S,aS. sheep and lambs, $40 hogs. 30 horses,
= mules. shipments to New York, Philadelphia,
ETC., sos head cattle Is calves, 2,l09 sheep aud
lambs, 2,il7 hogs, 1horse, -
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HHU"5 1EcH1 1tCHIuE TIIVBs
9YMPToMs-Moisturc: Intense itching and
singing; most at night; WONG By scratching,
iiRllowed TO continue tumors form, which often
bleed and ulceratc, becoming very sore.
SwAiNE's OINTMENT stops tho itching and bleed.
lug, heals liberation, and IN most cases re-
moves tho tumors. Atdruggists, or By mall, for
70 cents. Dr.. Swayuc l. Sou, PHILADELPHIA, III
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'.Hpw to Cure AL Skin Diseases, -

Simply apply "swAyNE's OINTMENT" No In.
formal medicine required. Cures letter, eczema,
Itch, all erup.ions en- the face, hands, nose, &C.,
leaving tho skin clear. white and healthy. its
by no other remedy. Ask your druggist ior
6WAYNR's OINTMENT. 90 .alE TThRtw
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Az endless chain OF certificates verify
the excellence Of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup. Price Is cents. F-
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BRADFORD. Pa. Get. s.-opencd Mt so,.c. closed
nt SgEc; highest size: lowest SOLE: rns Ito S3
barrels; clcarances Is, 900 barrels. :
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Oct. s.-petro!eum orened
a. so4c; closed ut so1s:; highest Sll1c; lowest
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SoU1u BEND, IND, May 30, 1880.

souTu BEND, IND, May 80, 1890.
Editor Farm ihpitmen. Neirs:
We most cheeriA!y furnish tho in.
formation asked for, and in doing so beg
to express our thanks for the interest
manifested by you in trying to arrive at
actual facts.
OF course We speak for ourselves alone
! and what We say refers 10 goods OF our
manufacture only. It has been charged
timo and again by political speakers aud
| the political press that Oliver chilled
plows are sold to Canadian and English
farmers at much less price than Amer.
lean farmers can buy them for. Such
statements are absolutely without truth,
and We defy the production OF truthful
evidence to goinsay our assertion.
AS 10 Canada, We absolutely have no
plow trade in that country and neither
directly nor indirectly do we cell ploys
there. The Canadian tariff which went
INTO effect some years since elTectually
shut US out OF that country, md our
present Canadian trade does not amount.
all told, to 500 per year. What there is
OF 1t consists of repairs and extras for
plows sold years ago, and al occasional
plow ordered by farmer who will have
nothing but an Oliver. Such instances,
however, arc rare and would not amount
to ten plows per year; for with the ad.
dltlon OF thlrty.iive per cant duty the
cost is 80 great rs to bu prohibtory.
In Great Britain we have a large and
growing trade, but solely on account Of
merit and not on account OF cheaper
plcee. Our No. lois our standard pillow.
both at home and abroad. In the United
States it retails with wheel and iointpr
lof Sill never any more. The same
pillow, lifted exactly the same, sells at re.
tail in England and Scotland for from
SIG TO SIS; 80 that the American farmer
puys his pillow ut considerable saving.
In Mexico, South America, Australia
and elsewhere the difference is even
greater, and we assert unqualifedly that
in all cases our plows are sold at a less
rate in the United States to the user than
they are in any foreign country. Nor do
We Sell to the foreign dealer at less
price than 10 the American dealer, all
reports to the contrary Notwithstanding,
and we are prepared to substantiate
what We say. Should you desire to ex.
anime personally into the details OF this
matter We will furnish you every facility
for 30 doing and will even regard it as a
favor il you will visit us for the purpose.
We do not speak from any political or
partisan standpoint, but simply with a
desire 10 give you the information asked
for. ....s
We use our No. 10 pillow as an OK.
ample because it is tho one most widely
used and known both at home and
abroad, but the same ratio OF prices
exists with all the plows OF our manuiac.
ture. We are told that limitations OF our
plows are made in several foreign coun-
tries, but with them we have nothing to
do and in no sense are responsible for
them. OLIVER CHILLED PLow WoRKs.
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When the free trade stumpers have
thoroughly digested the above they NAV
find food for reflection in this from the
Chicago Farm Implement Mers OF June,
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For Sale,

A modern scren.rnome,l house, No. 10 Viz.
E!nlN street, Que hall square from Suspension
bridge. Fine location.
A property that Will make u very pleasant
home, Al No. ~ South Broadway, near V!rgiuia
street.
Paying invcStmenH-thc property southwest
corner Broadway and Zane streets, three dwell.
Ing honses. Rents orabout $40 per year, Price
Si,0N
Property northeast corner OF Maryland and
North Huron streets. Two dwelling houses
with ground enough Tor a third house. This
property is In such II location that will Increase
very rapid IN value, 5000.
BUILDING LOTS.
In tho most desirable locations on the Island
from $3.50
One lot left on sonth Side Fourteenth street,
SEQ. Your last tsaace 10 buy a S0nth Front
street let, 10 feet front. East side runs To river
AEplendid 52.acrc farm on Falrmont pike. two
hours drive from this city, has lGJ bearing fruit
trees, good house, barn aud outbuildlngs. Price
low. "
Vegetable farm, six miles f.om this city.
Twenty Que acres OF the bcbt land In Ohio, five
minutes. walk from depot. Land will produce
anything that gross III this climate.
0lj acres, near MouniSyilc, for 81, 40, and 9th.
ers, II these do notSuit.
C. o. SMITH.
ncl Pm Marriott Stront
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When Baby was sick, VIC gaze her castoria,
When she was Child, shc cried for Cestorla,
When ste became Miss, she citing 10 Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria,
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NEW ioEK, Oct. s.--pelroloum opened firm
ana advanced IL slight fraction, but Welded
i iaser ana closed steady. There was continue.
Gl.ncd TO l0c, hut later rallied and closed s,raSI,
PENNSYLVANIA, Opened al 59IIc: highest iSLc:
lowest 7s'4c; ciosfug at 79ttsc Sales 5000 bar.
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on, olL CITY, r., Oct. s.-cpened at s054c: highes
barrels; runs s39Sl barrels; shipments 95'y7:
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~ Central Standard limo.
.YIzRnnSy!vaniaI ingS.|

Trains via tho Cleveland & Pittsburgh Kali.
road leave Bridgeport for Pittsburgh, Chicago
a. IN. For Chicago and Cleveland, 100 D. IN, For
ritSnurgh and New York. 2:ti ,. 10. For s,eu.
benvile, S:S3 Il. n. - - -
Trains arrive at Bridgeport at 1863 n. NJ, 1922
An. m ZIG ?; m, 1;s7 p; m: and 7;S2 p. IN:
p. m; IRON East Liverpool, ll:l2 p. IN.
FROM WHEELING STATION.
Trains via the Pitisbayeh, Cincinnati & &,
Louis Railway-raa'Il Handle Route-leayeWhc
Ing for iteubenvillc, Pittsburgh mud the Esst,
G:2J g. m, l2:a5 p. m, $40 D. IN and $40 D. In,
Louis, G:20 a. m. md $40 y. IN. FIR Colmmhm.
and Chicago. 1875 p. N. Trains arrive at " heel.
nga $50 a; m. 1000 a. m 2:a5 D. m. and S:2J D.
p. Trains leaving ct Go a. N. and arriving 1t
Pittsburgh. All ,rnInsd.ily except SUNDAY,
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- n VVEtUE, y
ding lQ1xc. .r0l.-' = >'''' ''>N' $50"
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FINANCE ASp TRADE.


IL. +.# Markets.. .H.. wv
New YonK. Oct. s.-Stoncy on cali easy,
ranging at saG per cent, last loan 4 per cent,
closed offered al, per cent. Prime mercantile
paper tla7 per cent Sterling Exchange quiet
aud steady ut u l51ssai Sc. tales Of stocks werc
80, 70i shares.
The stock market to-day was again decidedly
weak, although there was only n moderate bust
meas transacted, aud the declines for the day are
on Inc average larger than on any day for n long
time. The ePea!ug. was nrm at fractional AT
vances over last nights figures. Toward noon
There was Ktumor that the Erie Company would
was !.AM!neHt, and accom- panied ~ the report
was by n vigorous hamricrIng OF tho ktock. il
hnrteu n downward movement which soon cx.
tended 10 the entire active list. Western Union
urcl!Hed In spite Of ihp excellent statement nut
out mud North American Wns sold OF.
Tho markets showed no recnpetntivc mower
whatever, and while there was Il great deni OF
AKlnH Of pFoais on tho boar side IN The Ia deal
lhRs, ohly feeble rally occurred, and tho
marked cl0seness Of Western Union and u heel.
Ing Il Lake Eric preferred, under the pressure.
brought tho whole Ut down ngain IN lie anal
dealings. The market finally closed fairly No.
tive aud decidedly weak vt about the lowcst
prices OF tho day, and leaving many stocks nj
mo lowest points reached III months The
tnal declines were: Richmond 4 West Point
preferred. ~; Wheeling & Lake Erie preferred,
~: common, ~; IT. Paul, ~: North Amer.
lean. ~; ltecs Island, ~: A!rhlson, 2; Uurl.
inEton aud Union Pacific, ~ per cent,
Railroad bonds were quiet. Gales si,l7S,b0O,
Government mud Stats bonds dull and steady.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-09
10 WEAK HEA

Suffering from tho clects Of youthful esscrs. carly
tocay, Wasting weakness. lost manhood. etc., va!
send q valuable treatlao tacAlodl containing null
splendid medical work nhould DO road By every
man who Is scsvors and dSa!iststel. Address,
Prof. T. G. FOWLER. Moodus. Conn.