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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1891-01-24

Easy approximations, increased
power of the lungs and the enjoy
ment of rest, are the rewards upon
taking DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, to
all consumptives.
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WANTED and Lots to
sell to customers at home and
abroad. Also houses for rent.
j. s. MATHEWS,
The Boomer.
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RoYs'. Misses and Childrens' School
Shoes. A large and complete variety,
embracing the very best goods In the
market, cheap, at Frank Doll &Co's,
Shoe and Hat Store.
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conaunp,Ion surely Cured.

To TIE EprroR:-Please inform your readers
That have positive remedy for the above-named
disease. By its timely use thousands cfhcpeless
cases have been permanently cured. shall be gias
to send two bottles Of my remedy FREE TO ans u
your readers who have consumption IL t.,e5 vii
send me their Express and P. o. address. hss7s.'.
bully, T. A. eLOCUM. II. O., ISL Pearl St. =, /.
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WANTED.-To exchange a Trot-
ting Buggy for Sow and Pigs, or for
corn. Price S35. See
j. Fl BRIsroR.
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Everybody who has used it knows
that Old Saul's Catarrh Cure is the
standard remedy of its kind in the
market. Price snly Is cents.
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WANTED.-A good stout boy
about Is or Is years of age.
JOHN A WHEN,
"a tt Furniture House.
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Fl. G. Berry has the best stock of
Dress Coils and Trimmings of all
kinds, in our city.
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One case Dress Ginghams, to be
sold at SC per ,ard next week 1T
Fl. G. Berry's.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1891-01-24

We often wonder what induced
DR.. Bull to invent his celebrated
Baby Syrup, but we understand now,
that he was married man.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1891-01-24

you want wrap of any kind,
this season, go to H. G. Berry's, he
has the largest, best and cheapest
line in our city.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1891-01-24

Any person desiring to trade or exchange
a good young horse for a new Buggy or
Carriage can be accommodated by calling
on JOHN HELLER,
Carriage Builder.
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The Best and Cheapest College.

Attend the Commercial College OF
Kentucky University, Lexington,
KY. 1t received the Gold Medal at
Worlds Exposition-Read Adver-
tisement.
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TERMS OF THE PRESS.

By mail, postage free in the United States
and Canada.
Daily, except Sunday, one year, $500
Daily. except Sunday, one month, 80
Daily, including Sunday, one month, .65
Daily including Sunday, one year, 7.bo
Sunday one year, 200
Weekly Press one year, 100
Drafts. Checks, and other Remittances
should be made payab lie to- the order Of
THE PRESS COMPANY, LIMITED,
i3.4t PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
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Catholic Prayer and Hymn books,
&C., can be had at Burdette's.
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One case Cotton Fiannels, to be
sold at sc per yard at II. C. Berr, 5.
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a Big Treat For All.

Stop for one dollars worth, it will
pay you handsomely, at the Great
Muslin Depot, corner Queen and
Martin streets. jan IT.
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Burdette can supply you with
Diaries for 1891.
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have the largest assortment of Chill
drens jersey Suits in the State to select
from. Ia all colors, from $1.50 to $50 a
suit, it will pay any one to call and see
them at D. Wells.
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WALL paper in all grades cheaper
than ever at BURDETTE's-good paper
s yds. to the roll 6cts.-better at 6
& l0cts. Paper trimmed without
extra charge. Samples mailed TO
any address.
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Subscribe for the IsDErzxDxsr.
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The Home Market Basket.
WHAT 1T CONTAINS, AND HOW MUCH IT
COSTS TO FILL IT.
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Corrected every Friday morning.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-08-13
@s mar no d Der @hIahI

= @s mar na d Der S6laGt
bon S6nig9rdb unb es salt MN, bic
auf bem Seloe Giesenben Seruun6eten
auf5uleien, 81 retten 9a erlebte Der
preuBiide gtrSt Or. 5r. aus 8reslau
I'm mertpiirOises Sbenteuer. Or. Sr.
iiebt einen 0uIaren Oerpunbet lie9eu,
ndbert ii3 ibm, unteriu6t bic 8unos
uno iinbet, baB er ba raid an Srt unb
6tslle ein9reiien fam. @r Siebt iein
Betet beraus, unb es seliust ibm, Die
&usel berausjul6neibeR. llnb MN
Ia9t er gu Dem Sularen: pa 9reifit
sin. Bier6, iese Did baraui uno reite
Iun9inm Buubert S9ritte, bort finbeit
On elm 2aSareib, tuo 9u aud etrpas Ill
.lieu uno 81 trinfen befommit.4 Oa
tebt Der Sular auf, itredt ii9, fdblt
fib, oanf benz 9elun9enen operatipeu
@insriff, iuieber gang bebasli9 unb -
padt ben Or. s. beim &rasen: sd
bob bic Chr, Sic Su meinsm @efon9es
men su mp6enl" llno ebe Or. s. bic
merfiuiirbise Sage nod re6t iuue pirb,
lprin9t Der Sular auf's 4ierb, ielbits
DCI IluHpltt9 tIlhiSl utC OuuIt ult SIuS
gen bes glrStes unb tpeiter 9ins es i'm
t6arfsn Grab, bis bic 6iierreibiIten
golten errei9t iparsn. limb 10 fam es,
DeIterreib mar bamals nod nidt Der
Senier @pnuentiOn beisetretsn, oaB Or.
+. bann ben 8eIt bes 5elo;ugss als
Rriegsgefanseuer, in 8rafau ein9e,
l6lplien, Subrtuaen muBte.
= Bmet Serren perbeu i'm
EaIe beim Sartenipielen BON Spei ,ais,
biben" un9entein beldItist; na9 elmer
Beile Itebt Der cine Der Spielenoen auf
aub bittet ieinen Siebib, ibm aui cine
Ninute bic &arten 81 balten; er fomme
Iofprt mieoer. llnmittelbar barauf ful9t
Der speite Der Spielenoeu Oieiem Bel
Ipiel. Die beioen Stiebise uertiefen ii9
tOfort in oas Spiel uno crit uad) liuge.
Ter 3eit irasen iie ben Selner: $50
ino benn Die siuei tperren geblieben, Die
bier aeieiien baben?" 8Uraui Die gtnts
bort sriplgt: r8ie fben im auOeren
Rimmer uno lpielsn &arten,"
Ser 8auer inter dl eibet
fid uum Solooten babnr6, eab ieuem
bic Nebre bes 5eloes, bieiem oas 6elo
Der @bre bas g8i6tigite biintt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-08-13
. Ole Qanbparthie bes

Ole partbie bes
SrauenfrdnSdens. Sn Sorau 81. 8.
arranairte Oas burtise Srauenfrdnj9en
an einem SOnntag eine Ser9nii9urgs=
iubrt nu9 Sasun; bic Serrentpelt mar
uatiirli6 BON oieiem Ser9niigen aus9e.
IhfOHen. Die 9amen batten einsn
Omnibus seHietbet, in pelden iie
orslam bon ibren @bemGnnern sepadt
purbeu, bann perabIdiebeten ii9 bic
lrpflos Siuterbliebenen sdrtli6, nm BEL
'inem S6oppen 2inoeruus ibrer StrOb.
pittlueridmerSen Su iu6en, iudbreuo
Der &remier in I6fantem Trabe nit
ben luitisen Sniaiien bic Sasausr
StraSe entlang rsIlte. 9lllentbalben
auf Der @baufes, mo ii6 bas @efdbrt
,eiste, CAB e5 lndenoe @siidter uHo
ir6bliben 9uruf Bel Der @iniabrt in
5a9an iteiserte ii6 iosur Der Subel Der
giRwobner 81 bOber SeseiIteruu9; bic
tu9enbfi6en Srauen aus Sorau ober
habmen bieie SpatiUn, bic iiderlid ibrer
Sussno un6 Sd6nbeit salt, itols uno
freuuoli6b betuest entseseu. 9luf benz
Rarftplas in Sasau, tuU Der Omnibus
leine ;nrte 5rn6t eutlub, tldrte ii1
afler6inss bic Situation; cine Der
Samen erblidte ndmli6 an benz Basen
hin BIafut, iBel9es nit rieiensrossn
eetteru bic 8orte entbielt: y@iue 2az
bnng alter Sdadtelu aus Soranl"
Ga9bem bic i95neH Pahasiere eineu
DbnmahtsanfaI iiberpunben batten,
.rsofeu iie Die Sdale ibres 8prnes
h6er ben &utider, Der bod unb beilts
Htupr, BON benz glnfat ni6ts 81
biHen; idliesfi6 aber fuurbe er 10 bart
ion ben 5rauen beoranst, baB er etuen
ber @beudnner, sineu alien @beueteras
Ten uub befnnnten Gpasuosel, nls ben
lrbeber beg 5rspels ansab. Die 9n'
hen traten ioiprt Su einem &risssratb
Iuiommen, in peldem Der llnhOlo siI
timer aussiebissu @arbiueHprebist uno
Ser 9rasuus Der nibt unerBeblideu
Reiiefpiten perurtbeilt tuuroe; NIT Der
GpIitrediins puroe feline @befrau be.
haut. @ebe bem S(rmeRl
- Wandem 6 temanu n fuers
zen Die 66rner, bic er trast, Sum !SOrr
Ies ueberfIudes.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-08-13

Gtibpunft in unIerer brafoniiden @es
iebssbung, bic ben S6ulbner ollein fir
iein llnterliessn perantmortlib ma6t,
unb Der beuiise 8uder plrbe eine
mddtige Stiise perlieren, penu &lasen
rnOtorii6er" 6ndnen ebeniu DON benz
Ridter bebnnoelt ipiiroen, ipie g@iures
ben" rnotorii6er" 8erbre6er. Die
StatiItifer nber iuiirben cine slbnabme
ber GelbitmDr6e cpnItatiren unb bic
&olseiberi6te ieltener erjdblcn: r@ez
fern eri9O6 ii9 elm Maun in ben slp
lu9en bes 3bier9nrtens.4
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-08-13
Ger ,anSsettas" BON aarlspao.

Sntereiante &eminiscenjen an oa3
Srie9siabr 1856 ner6ffentlibt Sulius
Balter (ber SarlsbaSer 8nbear;t Or.
5ledles) J I'M ,9e. @. E.~ @ir entneb-
men ben Stij5en fulsenbe beitere @riuz
neruns ali ben s. Suli 1866:
,9ie GreuBen iiuo bal" Gormit=
tags inrenete elm Giquet 2anotuebrbu=
faren. beltebeno aug eiuem 2ieutenant
nnb neun Rann, nit seipannteu Reool.
bern burh bic Stabt uno fiinoete benz
BiirsermeiIter bic gtnfunft BON 1000
Rnnn fir ben ndditen Gag an, fir
beren TrOuiantiruns bic Staot gu iOrs
aen babe. @e9en Nben0 traf en n.ues
Setabement pDn einunbSnau5is Wnnn
stn, beiIen Siihrer ebenfaas ais Quar-
tiermaher BON ipeiteren 2000 Mann er=
I6ien. Gs nnroe nun 8ieb aug Der
aansen um9e9enb requirirt, bic SGde'
reien arbeiteten ununterbrp9en, biepiece
de resistance biloeten aber bic anDbel.
cfn 5oloe zines &omprpmiile5 nit benz
SeinSe ipurben ourb Rotbsbei6luB flint
Rn6oel per Mann beitimmt, baS iino
10000 &n66el, uno ba besreiiliberz
peiIe Jest fitr bic 6ausfrnuen tpeoer
8eit nod Mtaterial oOrbanben ipar, elm
nnoeres Mtenu fir bic 6amilie su be-
itellen unb es i6on in yeinem 9tufua
ihen" qin9, tpurSe au6 bic autoftbone
gep6lteruna 10000 @inlpobner. nit
6n6Seln bebaht, 10 baB Der @iieftips
taub Der @n6bel am 8. Suli nm IL
uhr @Urnittag8 BON 5abmdHnern auf
minbeItens 1000 Stiid beSifiert purOe.
Oa ereisnete ii6 elm bp6dlfregences
Ghauipiel. Ser GOmmanbant beS
,ipeiteu Seta6ements, lieutenant 8ez
[op, iprenste pI6sli6 burd bic Stabt
Iur Salle be Sare, no iein College,
2ieutenant 9imOnius, e6en semd6li6
beim 5ribitiif iaB, rauute ibm, o6ne
aus benz Gattel 81 iteisen, elm paar
Borte su, iporauf Der Nnbese nun raid
bic Serpiette meg uuo ein @oloititd
auf BEN GiId binuart ii9 anf bas
gferb ihpane, unb i'm Steigbii9el ites
hsnb iprensteu beibe uuf bemielben
Bferbe 81 Der Mannibaft. @eni9e
Minuten ipdter ia9te bic sanSe feinbs
Iide 8eiabung gum S6ore binaus.
Dieier flubtnrtige 9fidjug tuurbe Der.
lnln6t burd bas @eriidt, Die Saberu
ieien i'm 9In;use. Die 8aDern famen
1ift unb es mar Wtitta9. gta6mittag
anb 9Ibenb unb bic iisnaliiirten 1000
greubeu famen nidt, beren Gnfunots
,una nur cine @rieasfinte iuar, I'M ben
32 Mnnn in Der fremoen Stabt als
idere Seduug 81 bienen.
limb nun ipar ar bas Sleiib seiot=
ten, sebinitet unO sebraten unc muBte
In bieien beiBen 9a9en bod raid per-
,ebrt merben. 9lu6 tunren nod bic
10000 &n6oel oa! @riesfn6oel, Webls
tn6bel, @rbdpfeltn6bel, Spedfu6oel,
6efetn6bel, 8n6bel in iesGider SAIGON
unb in allen Munparten. 0tan a6 ii6
lrant an &n6beln, man beriheutte lie
sOnueniueiIe, aber iie nnbmen fein @nSe.
80 fdtuammen 2e9ionen unperbauter
Rnbbel in filler Nadt, bonn MOnbens
Tdein romantild perfldrt, bic 9epl
berab NIT benz @uni6e ibrer Sd6pIes
tinnen: ~@enn 9u eineu 8reuBen
febt, 70 ias', id laB i'm srl6en." =
Der 9. Suli itebt I'M &arlsbaber &a>
IenSer afs &n6beltas nerSeidnet; nod
beute u;sn unuerIddmte Settler, tpenn
lbneu seIast iuirb, baB nidts GBbares
mshr Do iei: .9lber elm Sn6Oel lpers
Den's bod babenl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-08-13

@erfebtte 8erbeffe.
tung. Sunse 5rau: .Sie ipre9en
ba INNER nit SetOnuns Don i6ledten
6ausirnuen - Sic meinen bod niht
.tpa mid bamit?" = @eltere Dame:
y@arlm uidt gar = i9 bite sic, es
pibt bod inter uHs nod mebr i6le6te
SausirGueul"
SIM g butusrapbens Ute,
Iier. 0err: ST bas Bib meiner
Brnu ibOn fertis? BhutOsrapb: Sas
ppbl, ;um Spreheu 6bnlif! Serr:
I'm @pttespiIen, onnn nebm' ids
ni9t!
etter. Iater:
Die 6ise lit beute fnum Su ertragen.
= SObu: Sn, Ynpa, bsnte Dir, bas
bic Siuei Tbaier, bic On mir seitern
Seseben bait, idun Srt swei Silbersru,
i6en sei6mol5en iiHbl :
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-08-13
Sinnip pruh.

gti6t INNER it's bic ueberlesuns,
Bon Der nit Jfedt man &lu9es bofft;
Denn nod Der reiflidfeu griudsuns
Wa9t man Die sr6ste 9ummbeit off.
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Health is Wealth I

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cohol or tobacco, wskefuiness. Mental Depression
softening of the Brain resulting In insanity and
leading to misery, decay and death. Premature Old
Age. Barrenness. Loss of Power IL either seq, In.
voluntary Losses and Spermatorrhosa- caused By
cverexertion Of the brain. seif-xsuse overlnduf
Fence Each box contains one months treatment
81 box, Or six boxes for S. sent by mail prepaid
on receipt Of price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cure any case With each order received by Us
for SIX bottles, accompanied with So we viii send
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money II the treaimen: does not effect . cure
Guarantees issued only by kERKow Bros DRUG.
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Up the Caneroons River.
rHe lArxrER

Gotothwaitc Geographical Magazine
Little by little the banks grow higher
and firmer, and the gloomy mangrove
thickets are left behind. On either side of
the narrowing river huge, piilar-like ceibas
Cottonwood trees) with vast, buttress-
shaped roots twenty or thirty feet high,
stand ranged along the sloping ridges like
giant sentinels; and far in the distance the
mighty pyramids of the Cameroons noun
tains, 1s,7 6o feet above the sea. are seen
looming darkly against the warm, dreamy
hue Of the tropical sky.
In front Of Acqua Town We cast anchor,
and are instantly surrounded by scores of
canoes, while the air ringswith ciamor of
hoarse voices. offering for sale at absurdly
high prices, monkeys and parrots (whose
screeching sweiis formidably the yelling
chorus), fruits, vegetables, grass mats,
wood carvings, and queer looking musical
instruments like an overgrown comb tied
to a slate. Some OF the carvings-more
especially one of crocodile devouring q
snake-are well enough executed to bear
out what We have heard Of the Daallas'
superior civilization; but preof of their
lingering barbarism meets me the next
moment in the shape of a fetish man
"a gentleman akin to the medicine man"
Of the Indians), officially arranged in
most extraordinary wig or hood of fuzzy
black hair, with o topknot as big as
plate.
Mrs. Ker at once begins to sketch him,
but apparently the professor Of witchcraft
has no mind to be bewitched himself. this
being what the taking of portrait means
to every West African savage.
white manu." (woman) he screams,
mo put me in booki Me no bad man
me good man; what for put me in book ?"
And then he abruptly closes the sitting
by ducking down in the bottom of the
canoe. Looking after him espy an even
more startling figure in the next boat--a
man with negro build and features. whose
crisp, wooliy hair is red, while his skin
has strange orange-tawny color, not a
whit darker than many Spaniard or
Italian. I at once guess him 10 be one of
those mysterious white Africans" of
whom Stanley has told me so many strange
tales: but ere | can spring to the side TO
hail him he is gone.
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aAS FRANCISCO MARKETS.
summary OF rnr SITUATION.

/ L..
ssAscsco, May A--The produce market
Seies this morning, and quotations are
= ieading cereals. Wheat is duh rs ever
aons were from > to cents lower than
Barley is quiet, but prices are
Oats are dull Corn is in heavy
present and prices for both large aud
k~ow nave declined. There is no change
cereals or millstuhs. Dealers are trying
ket rid OF their heavy stocks of old po-
. ~. .ne market for new potatoes
ae stronger today on account of
.-s orucs- New onions are better
.v ana some lots are good for shipment
...r .1u'n are coming in slowly. but are of
- sood quality for early lots. Cherries
- pientifal and cheaper. Some OF very
- = = selling siill at s. per box: Others are
strawberries are coming forward
pfises are held firm. on sizes of or
-. ~ liberal supply, but choice naveis
49, sna maintain their own. A few boxes
Aess soerr'es have arrived. There is lit
~ aanse In the butter market. Choice
SUI held at steady prices.
RECEIPTS AND QUOTATIONS
- - sScsip's-Flour. l6,en quarter sacks;
Nm cenfals. barley. il.oCo ceutalS:
b,ck.. - neans, 1000 sacks: potatoes,
Xr-R--gT,sN<St ssslSN gallons.
80 ~. /. extra, $As oGsi. 80 per Dbl: bakers
sf.s :. o saperfae, ss7sai.so.
M sSL..s4 per GENITAL
- srsS ~ sees VI ~ choice, s, i7isf3l ISL:
04 csrs.s si.Ss s.tEl. 42ia. brewing s l. 5asea
k-ss snssua.i os COED 30 choice.
- ~ y. N.s' stdi.9e: milling. Si9An
D1k: ~. - enoiee feed. s.s5lssi sai,; lair,
&I.,eg n nstals.is per GENITAL.
en<S, ssaiow, A.47ss esl.5o: small vel,
Cf.i,sssSr..'o, white. N.sU Per GENITAL.
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These ell-known and reliable specialists treas
Al chronic. nervous. blood and skin dlseasoR also
All acute and chronic diseases OF the eye and ear
Iney are the most eminent physicians on th8
American continent As surgeons they are
NERVOUS DEBILITY, spermatorrhcs, Semi
nal Losses, Night Emissions. Loss or Vital Powers
sleeplessness, Gloominess. Depression Of Spirits,
Aversion 60 society, Nearly Discouraged, Lack Of
Confidence DUH, listless, Cnnt for Study or Busi-
ness. permanently and speedily cured
ALL SEXUAL DEFORM1TIES and impede.
BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES, Syphilis COM
pletely erAdicafed without the use Of mercury.
Scrofu1a, Erysipelas Blotches, Eruptions Eczema
Acne, Ulcers. Pimplos Pains In the Head and
Bones, ETC., permanently cured when othen have
failed.
URINARY. Kidney and Bladder Troubles,
Weak Back. Burning Urine, Frequency of UrI-
mating Urine High tolored or with Milky Sedt
ment on standing. GonerrhoeA, elect, Cystitus,
Narioceles Hydroceie, etc., permanently cured.
Charges reasonable
STRUCTURE cured in from fifteen to twenty
CATARR Throat. Nose and Lung Diseases
successfully and permanently cured
PILES, FfstAl. Fissure. Rectal Ulcers, perfectly
cured without knife, nyature or canstic No deten-
ton from business. Over 7,co0 cases cured Treat
ment scientific, safe and painless, and wonderfulin
Its results.
LADIEs-An Female weakness promptly
cured. Headache. Nervous Prostitution, General
Debility, sieeplessness, Depression, Ovarian
Troubles, Inflammation, liberation, Falling Dls-
placements. Disnenerrhna, Spinal Weakness,
kidney Complaints, Change Of Lie, etc.
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voHElGN nAnKErs.

FINANCIAL
LONDON. May 4.-ciosfng cousols: Money,
g 7l6: money account, IS TIC. U. s. n, f2ls<:
Y 8. 4<s, l045<- Bar silver. 455Sd per ounce.
Money, per cent
LyHRPooL, May l-wheat-Dsmand poor;
Kansas winter, hard, s. SID, steady.
Coru-Demand poor for spot, with less demand
Tor futures. Spot, s. ed. steady; May, June
and July, So Sd, steady.
LONDON, May THE Aork Lane Express says:
decided reaction In English wheat has set in
ana there has been an average fall of IL. An
arrivals Of overdue shipments. combined with
the Oppression in Chicago has affected prices of
Ill grainA Foreign wheats lost D. Corn re-
acted Is At today's market English wheats
were drmer and advanced Cd. Foreign wheats
we're neglected. Fiou. declined I'd. Barley 10
Sd lower. Corn Il uusettled
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HORSE PLAINS, Mont, May ION Northern
Pacific train No. 8: A. II. Murray, F. W. Scott,
Miss Lena Webster, p. d. Reynold, +. Waite, c..
II. Babbitt, Mrs. +. r. Weaver, II. w. Rocker,
Fred Kinney, E. C. Upton and wife, and thirty
one second-clasa.
ELLfsrcS, Mont, May 4-Northern Pacific
passengers: N. l. Levy, John Smith, N. B. Hall,
NJ d. Cable, E. b. Deyoe, 8. p. Smith, w. Heger-
ling. F. d. Huestis, H. Disporso, wife and son |:
w. H. Morganer, J. J. Cronk, B. c. Van Houten,
w. +. Turpil. and sixty mine second-clags pas
oepGera
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Horseradish /. Cure for the Grip.

A week or two ago lady of this city
wrote to the Tribune recommending the
use of horseradish as a means of alleviat-
ing the miseries of the grip. if not affect
ing a thorough cure. Several instances
in which this suggestion was acted upon
with strikingly favorable results have
come to the knowledge of the Tribune. Or
binary grated horseradish, eaten at fire.
ouent intervals during the day. and in
connection with food at the table, If food
is eaten at all, has been found remarkably
efficacious in hanishing the distressing
cough that frequently fingers after all the
other symptoms Of the grip have gone. 1t
can do no harm to try it al all events. The
humble but pungent horseradish must
have been made for some good USE
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East SourD, WASH, April 10, 1891.
DR.. Jordan, Dear Sir-T have been TAX
ing your medicine two weeks last Satur-
day and there is . grand improvement in
me in every way. Ny stomach is so much
better and have . better appetite than
have had before for three months. The
Ia grippe cough is almost entirely gone;
bowels much more regular than they were
and am gaining strength faster every
day than thought it possible for me to.
Respectfully,
C. ARMSTRONG.
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~ YORK STOCK EXCHANGES


~ YoRx, May L-1he stock market
Inhibited = reactiouary temper today,
<vn prominent 1T times during last week,
~ there was no great activity outside Of
- eraugers generally scored important
~ The day. The trading element, which
ut for reaction for long time, today
0pDefation with both London and the
hseiling. The downward movement was
uupted until late In the afternoon, when
uese down from 1z0ll1 per cent, but
u he close there was an improvement and
1ket rallied, and final figures were con-
10y better than the lowest OF the day.
p1ument bonds. easy.
oleum-Juue closed at nc.
ExPoET OF GOLD.
Il coin amounting to $3.50. 600 was ordered
1lpment to Europe tomorrow.
VISIBLE GRAIN sUPPLY.
- Visible supply OF grain Saturday, May
enmplled BY the New York Produce Ex-
-, IL as follows: Wheat. q. o63 coo bushels;
Dase, 1855 900. Corn, Q, l25.D0o bushels: in
-, $50 200. Data. :. sSs 900 bushels. increase,
.. Barley. $4,000 bushels; decrease,
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
bney on call, easy: closing offered at Z.
y mercantile paper. 44lG6ls. Sterling ex-
ge, quiet and steady; hD-day bills, SASSY !;
nds N-s9. Bar silver, 99l4c.
BONDS.
10 reg)-..... 12oifU. 8 Fss Coupon 1o1
Lkt (couponl.. 120l Pacific os ...... lis
&H4fs (reg.1..-. 100