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AGRICULTURAL.
TOPICS OF INTEREST RELATIVE
TO FARM AND GARDEN.
EEST FOUR PLANTS.

Saws florist: "Wcrc ] restricted in
my gardening operations to the use of
four species of plants, then, without hesi-
tation, should choose hardy roses, lilies,
rhododeudrons and clematis. Lilies l
should give second place in Importance,
roses the first; but If I consider results
in proportion to labor and expense, then
lilies should have the first place. And in
every garden these four plants should
predominatc aud should be relied upon
for grand effects.
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In the United Kingdom there is q free
library for each III, 900 of the inksbi-
tanta.
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Creates
An Appetite

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this medicine gently tones the stomach. aessts DR.
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meals, after taking Hoods sarsaparilla a few Gays
md themselves longing for and eating the pafsest
food with unexpected relish and zaslsfaction Try
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A handsomely illustrated pamphlet describ-
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dies magazines. Address Editor E T. Compe-
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Proof OF Popularity.
TIE LOWELL DIAMOND SAFETY BICYCLE FAC
TORY KEPT RUNNING TWENTY-FoUR BoURs


DAY TO SUPPLY THE DEMAND.
Passengers on the ghost train which whizzed
through Worcester in the small hours Of the
morning have noticed of late factory. which
never seems to close, and from whose windows
the bright light streams all night long. 1t is
the factory Of the John p. Lowell Arms Com
pany of Boston, and it is running literally
twenty-four hours day, with two complete
activity is due to the extraordinary popularity
of the new eighty five dollar Lowell diamond
safety bicycle, a machine which is giving the
very best of atsfaction.-BTton Herald
THE largest county in the United States is
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The State of Texas has $772, 1886 in
the Treasury after paying every claim.
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eB Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Free Vacation Trips TO Europe.

IN Lapland dress fashions have not changed
in O thousand years.
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s-aGNSIoNS Due all S0LDEERSt
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perience. Write for Laws. A.W. MCCORMICK
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500 Reward. 500.

TIE largest county in the United States is
Custer County, Montana.
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NEW York, Sept. 25.-R. G. Dun &
Co.'s weekly review OF trade says: No
disturbances threaten to affect the
general prosperity Which enormous
crops now promise, and the failure OF
house Of extraordinary repute and
strength to sustain the price of corn, is
at once proof OF the general prosperity,
and warning that whoever gets in the
wrong side when this country is grow
ing is liable to be hurt.
The reports from other cities indicate
continuance of the general improve
ment in trade already noticed. AT
Philadelphia the iron market improves,
and the demand for tin plates is es.
pecially increased At Cleveland good
trade is seen in dry goods, hardware
and groceries. At Chicago the week
was one of the largest on record in cat
tie receipts, which we're over $4,000,
and while some increase appears in
flour, oats and corn, dressed beef, re-
Ceipts Of wheat and rye were nine times
last years, though i'll barley, cured
meats, lard, cheese and butter there
was some decrease.
AS to money the markets are gener.
ally favorable. The great industries
are doing well. There is n distinctly
better demand for iron without advance
in price More inquiry is seen for
rails, 10000 tons being sold here; u
stronger demand for bar, moderate ac-
tivity in plate, and structural mills
fairly employed. Copper is stronger,
with large consumption. The distribu-
tion of TIN is larger, and lead is
stronger. Steady sales of wool give
proof OF consumption equal TO last
years, though in dress goods larger, de-
sirable fabrics being sold beyond the
capacity of many mills.
The business failures throughout the
country during the last seven days
numbered 244, with 239 last week and
219 the same week last year.
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OHIO w. Q. L. U.
Tho Belmont County societies in convcn'
tIOn nt BelInlra.,

rho nolmopt county societies in Convene
t,op MT ncllnlrs.,
rhov n n n NJ Ralmont county
Atte : " :, " ~ 49, - ~, MI M, ,,..
met IN convention at Dell0'ro Oh lil9fs-
day and were busy all day considering
matters that pertain to womans do
- Nirs Ero,,cis Deter talked in
il"'n'-'Ntls' :, avs .,pl.'..tsa, S','.,S.o y
the afternoon on fhyslcat Nut'"le'
and impressed all present with tho fact
that they had not learned to live, and
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FOURTEEN SQUARE MILES

OfFIoor spnce Wanted by England, Ger
many aud Franco in the Worlds Fair
Buildings.
Cn1cAoo,, Sept. Pa morning paper
says England and Germany, through
their government representatives, yes
terday asked Director General Davis to
give them each 100000 square feet of
floor space for exhibits.
The significance OF the demand lies in
that it settles al!cavil as to the inter
national character OF the exposition
and assures displays from the great
European nations that will surpass any
thing the Worlds Fair management
had hoped.
France will of course expect an area
equal to that granted the other powers,
so that these three nations alone will
occupy fourteen snuare miles OF space.
The foreigners want to group their ex-
hibits in the four great departments Of
machinery, electricity, fine arts and
manufactures.
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REV. S. D. DURcHARD DEAD.

Tho sInn who OIado tho Famous "Rnm,
Romauism nnd Rebellion" Speech Is no
More.
SARATOGA, N. Y, Sept. 25.-Tho Rev.
Samuel D. Burchard, of New York city,
who had been unconscious since early
this morning, died at $3.50 o'clock this
afternoon. He attended the First Pres
byterian church last sunday and was
taken i'll in the evening, but was not
considered to be in serious condition
until Tuesday. His illness developed
into peritonitis and last night, he
reached critical stage. DR.. Burchard
was born in Steuben, N. Y, on Septem-
Der 6, 1872.
DR.. Burchard came prominently be-
fore the public in 1884 when q recep-
tion to Mr. Blaine, the then Republican
candidate for President, was rendered
at the Fifth avenue Hotel in New fork k
bv several hundred ministers OF vari-
Gus denominations. DR.. Burchard
was there and had been chosen TO adj
dress Mr.. Blaine, in behalf OF the
clergy who gathered in the grand
corridor OF the hotel on the second
floor. Mr.. Blaine was escorted from
his rooms on the third floor down the
staircase in full view Of the clergymen
and others who had gathered to greet
him. Pausing on the staircase, half
dozen steps above the corridor floor,
where the throng was, Mr.. Blaine stood
and awaited the address OF welcome
that was to be rendered him.
DR.. Burchard left his colleagues and
ascended the staircase to the stair be-
low Mr.. Blaine. An Associated Press
representative stood on the step be-
tween the two men. DR.. Burchard
spoke, and as he neared the close OF an
address Of afectionate regard and es-
TEEN for Mr.. Blaine, he used practical.
ly these words: Sand we admire and
we welcome you, Mr.. Blaine, as the
steadfast opponent Of rum, Romanism
and rebellion" Years later DR.. Burch-
ard, while speaking OF the incident
with tho Associated Press representa-
tive who stood near him on the day it
occurred, said: "Well, / don't know
but that may have been the humble
instrument IN the hands of Divine
Power to effect exactly the contrary OF
what had in my heart to do when l
spoke that day."
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FIVE MORE DAYS
In Which tho Four.and-n-Hairs VIII be
Received for Continuance.

In which tho Four.and.a-Hnlf's will be
Received for Continuance.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Sept. 25.-There
is vet outstanding 50, ,l42,9OO OF the ~
per cent loan which has not yet been
continued or redeemed. There remains
only five official days in which any of
these bonds will be received for continu-
ance at two per cent, as the secretary
has given notice that the time will ex-
pire on the S0th instant.
The government deposits in National
Bank repositories have now been re-
duced to $l3,690, ,22s. .
Secretary Foster does not contemplate
any immediate further reduction other
than what will take place as result OF
the recent call on certain banks and the
entire abolition OF other repositories in
some OF the towns where there were
more than was deemed necessary. The
total amount OF the government hold
ings in national banks will thus be
brought down to about Sl2, 100000.
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TIE ODD FELLOWS.
The Sovereign Grand Lodge Votes Dowr
nm Important Proposition.

The Sovereign Grand Lodge Votes Down
IN Important Proposition.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. 25.-The sover-
cign Grand Lodge OF Odd Fellows this
morning voted down a proposition
made by Lieut.. General Underwood to
the effect that members could become
eligible to the degree OF patriarchs
militant without going through the en-
campment.
A resolution was presented to remove
the headquarters Of the grand secretary
from Columbus, o., to Baltimore, Md.
1t was referred to committee. 1t Is
stated that this resolution will very
likely be favorably reported and pass
Efforts were made to have another con-
yention Of the degree OF Rebekah next
year, but the movement was over
whelmingly defeated.
The report OF the committee on patri-
arrhs militant, oD complaint OF Franklin
Ills was the first question considered.
Ills is grand representative from
Ohio and the grand lodge Of that State
preferred thc charges. some Time
since when the office OF iCaptain General,
which Ellis held, expired, he assumed
the duties OF Lieutenant General with
out any other formality of election ex-
cept the application Of law. Shortly
after this he issued an order assuming
command Of the patriarch militant.
Gen. John c. Underwood after his
commission us acting lieutenant general
had expired had Ellis deposed and or.
dercd his arrest. The grand lodge OF
Ohio took exceptions to this, and en-
tered complaint against the action Of
Gen, Underwood. The committee rec
commended that no action be taken on
the complaint. The motion to hold
biennial instead OF annual sessions was
lost The proposition to extend the in
surance clause to the patriarch's mill
tnt branch OF the order was rejected.
1t was decided to allow the lodges to
Use the widows and orphans funds for
the erection OF an orphans home, and
to allow all lodges to make weekly pay
inents to i'll members, the minimum
payment to be two dollars per week.
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MoyrpEAL, Sept. 25.-After having
beep postponed from term to term dur
iDp the past year, the trial OF Il. N
%,Rrinn. NJ accused Of libeling Prince
Gaor,c OF Wales, was begun this after
noon before Judge Cross in the Court
n ouecn's bench. After the jury had
6een sworn, counsellor the prosecution
oxnloipcd that year ago Prince
George OF Wales, grandson OF
.be Queen, visited Montreal and
was entertained in a MANNER
LETTING his rank and position in socie-
". Unfortunately, he added, story
,cos circulated in New York papers and
,olepraphed from Montreal, stating that
,6S rrinCc after reception given him
~ INV ,to Academy OF Music on the even
inc Of September 8, forgetting his rank
Tciurncd to the Windsor hotel, where he
rbanycd his clothing and started out
With the lieutenant OF II. NJ. S. Thrush
and a prominent Montreal gentleman to
engage, as the article put 1t, In a de-
bauch. IL. .,...
Ata late hour while prosecuting this
debauch or "doing the town as tho
article reads, the Prince and his COM
nauions found themselves at the corner
II Il Constant and La Gucheter streets,
where they were accosted by six roughs
,rho demanded money. 1t u short time
the Prince, and his friends were en-:
carcd il was reported, in rough and
Iinmbjc fiaht with their assailants, with
thc result that the latter were knocked
down, Then three OF Montrears most
stupid bobbies, as the article puts It,
ta,ae upon the scene and arrested the
Prince, the lieutenant and their Mont
real friend.
At the police station they attempted
toexplain matters but without success,
and we're put in cell where they were
subsequently, found by Chief Hughes
who haa been telegraphed for. The
counsel explained that at end OF dis
patch appeared the words over 2. n:
tBrien signature This is true and
strictly exclusive" -,
The crown would also be in position
to show that this dispatch was sent by
T. 4. OBrien; that ne left it in hands
Of the Canada Pacidc Telegraph Com:
gpd that it was transmitted to several
papers in the United States.
The taking OF testimony was then
commenced, but had not made much
hcalway when the court rose for the
day,
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ooyERNon sTEELE ARRIvEs
At chnndlOr-The Town site May bc Open
cd Tn.LlnY.


At Chnndlor-Thc Town site May be opcn-
cd To-day.
CHANDLER, o. T., Sept, Ex-Governor
Steele arrived here yesterday afternoon.
As soon as his presence became known
large crowds gathered around him to
inquire when the town site would be
opened. He addressed the people in q
brief speech. He said the surveyors
were fastening their work as rapidly as
would be completed. 1t is expected
opening will take place tomorrow. Tho
people are scattered about SO that it is
impossible to make very close estimate
OF their number. Enthusiastic men
placed the number at 5000, but includ-
ing the military 1900 seems to be fair
aStimuta
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MRECK on THE b. 6 O.
An Engine Goes over au Embankment.
The Fireman Fatally Hurt.

An Engine Goes over au Embankment
The Fircman Fatally Hurt.
PIrTspuRau, Pa, Sept. 25.-The Bis
sell accommodation train on the Balti-
more & Ohio Railroad ran into IN open
switch at London station, three miles
east OF here at $3.50 o'clock and was
wrecked. The engine'went over a high
embankment and a combination bag
gage and smoking car turned complete
ly over. The other cars did not leave
Fireman Frank Maloy was fatally
scaided and Engineer Thomas Burton
was seriously hurt. Prof. Luckey, of
this city, and a number OF other passen-
gers sustained slight injuries. The
wreck caught fire, but was extinguished
before much damage was done. The
first reports OF the accident caused great
excitement, as it was said that the
wrecked train was the Washington ex-
press, and that n large number otpessen-
gers had been killed and injured.
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A SURPRISING MOVE
In the Connecticut Political controvers!
Tho Democratic Deslrc.

In the Connecticut Political Controversy.
Tho Democratic Dcslrc.
NEw HAVEN, CoSS,, Sept. 25.-Ex-
Governor Ingersoll, ex-Judgc stoddard
and States Attorney Doolittle put in an
appearance in the civil superior court
this morning. Mr.. Doolittle informed
the court that he had issued two more
writs of quo warranto in the political
controversy. They are brought with
the State as relator in the names OF
Marvin II. Sander against E Stevens
Henry, state treasurer, and John j..
Phelan against r. ]. Walsh, the state
secretary. Mr.. Doolittle asked that
they be made returnable on October 6.
Judge Thayer SO decreed and the papers
were delivered to Sheriff Tomlinson for
service. This mornings proceedings
was new and surprising gmove and was
the result OF conference between coun-
sci anc the parties concerned yesterday,
Immediately after Judge Stoddard's re-
turn from Europe. The Democrats are
anxious to get all the cases into the Su-
preme Court by next term.
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west virginia Pensions.

Special DiIpotch 10 ns InteltgMeer.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Sept. 25.-West
Virginia pensions: original-Adam
Garrison, Zachariah Lindsay, Herman
D. Haley, Christian simons, John R.
Bucnee.
Enoch Rockwell, Benjamin Harvey.
Increase-George S. Arnold, Basil
Dorsey, Daniel Greer, John W. Lyons.
Original widows, etc.-Eloise Provo
(motherI, Philip Grow (tather1, Emily
Coyonovan, Elizabeth II. Conway,
Sarah A. Harlten, Mary French, Mary
L. Birkimer, minor OF Isaac NJ. Westtall.
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coneert Mt IY6Ilsburg.

Special Dtpatcs TO he In'cligncer
WEmsBuRG, W. VA, sept 25.-The
concert given for the benefit of tho
Presbyterian church ut Barth's hail last
night was very successful and enjoy
able affair. The Crescent Guitar and
Mandolin Club OF Wheeling, was pres
ent and rendered some excellent music,
which was highly appreciated: The
singing Of Mcssrs. Caldwell and PAUL
was well received. The piano duet by
Mrs. Wheeler and Miss Matte George,
was loudly applauded. Tho remainder
of the programme was well carried out,
the performers acquitting themselves
very creditably.
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New MILFORD, CoNS., Sept. 25.-Two
freight trains on the New England road
collidedabout two miles west of Haw-
leysville, about 1880 last evening. En-
gineer William Day, Fireman James
Iarner and Brakeman G. A. Sprague, of
the east-bound train, were killed. They
belonged to Hartford. A brakeman on
the west-bound train was badly injured.
The west-bonnd train was running on
the time of the other which, though
late, had the right of way.
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HE SURPRISED THEM.
a Grand Rapids Minister Has Some Views
About Sabbath Observance.

About sabbath ODAerVnncc'
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH, Sept. 25.-The
Rev. DR.. Charles Fluhrer sadly dis
turbcd meeting of good pastors who
assembled to formulate protest against
keeping the Worlds Fair open on Sum
day. He was specially invited to attend
and he listened to several long speeches
against Sabbath Desperation and then
he arose, observed that the meeting
was rather lifeless and proceeded to
inject big dose Of animation into it by
making a strong plea for opening, not
only the exposition, but all museums,
art galleries and libraries on Sunday.
He said the influences Of these places
were all refining, elevating and educa-
tional, and that the rapidly increasing
element whose only day OF rest was
Sunday was entitled to some consider.
alton in matters of recreation and
pleasure.
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GAINESVILLE, FLA, Sept. 95.-sherifr
fenncii arrested in Rochelle a village a
lew miles from here n man answering
the description Of Frederick Fitzsim.
nous, wanted in Allegheny county,
~, for the murder OF Detective
9'ISlnson. The man arrested
here says his name is Verkouteren, that
Le came here from Holland only oigh.
Teen months ago and that he has been
employed in Florida, in and about Oca-
Ia' lor over year. His photograph has
9een taken and sent on to Pittsburgh
der arrest. % go
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coNDENsED TELEGRAMs.

The total loss at the Minneapolis fire
was SI67, 800. But one OF the eighteen
injured fremen will probably die.
Six anarchists who were tried in Ber-
lin have been sentenced to terms Of
imprisonment OF from six months to
two years for circulating prohibited
literature.
Grass fires are burning along the rail-
roads about Brookvillc, Ohio, and far
mers are plowing to prevent the spread
OF the flames over their property. The
st. Louis limited express westbound ran
through half mile OF fire and dense
smoke on the Pan Handle railway, five
miles east Of here this morning..
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BUFFALO, n. Y, Sept. 25,-The jury in
the United States court in the case OF
William Gould, jr., of Albany, charged
with aid and abotting in the misappli-
cation and embezzlement Of funds OF the
Albany City National Bank, came into
court at l o'clock this afternoon with u
verdict OF guilty as charged in the in:
dictment. Sentence was deferred until
some future day. The case will prob
ably be appealed.
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Mysterious Case at TOrra Alta,

Special Dtpd'ch to ne Intdltgeneer.
TERRA ALTA, w. Va, Sept. 25.-A
woman about fifty years OF age was put
off OF IN eastbound train here to-day.
She appears to be under the influence
OF a drug. She cannot tell her name,
residence or destination. She has a
little change and printed card on
which is tho name, Mrs. Charles
Gessler, Springfield, Ills" She is well
dressed and carries a lunch basket.
She constantly murmurs the word
"robbod." The doctors have charge Of
hnr