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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-11-12

bear party, both at home and abroad, made
considerable capital out OF this item The in
nuenee upon prices, however, was little, and
the cont nued pressure OF q faction OF the bear
party alone prevented further material i'm
provement. Domestic affairs were uniformly
favorable to higher figures. and the crop report
was very favorably received. The buying
power. however, lacked the very e.ficsnt sup
port OF the shorts, and while there was still a
great deal OF that kidd or buying done, II rad
ceased TO have the effect it did yesterday
western operators were the most prominent in
the buying line, and Chicago Gas and Union
racine showed the side taken by this interest
There was only one really weak point in the
list-Northern Pacific preferred; but the efforts
70 get that stock down were the most ap-
parent, and with the cessation of toe pressure
II recovered handsomely. In the late dealings
marked strength was shown. Missouri Pacific
became one OF the features at this time, but its
final Improvement was fractional only The
market finally closed quiet but firm generally
at small gains for the day. The sales were
2S4.OO shares OF listed stocks
The following were the closing quotations Of
the New York Stock Exchange:
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EXPORTS.


Per steamship Chattahoochee for New York
96a bales upland cotton, $50 bags sea island COT
ton, 129 bales domestics and yarns 224 bbls cot
ton seed oil, 1149 bbls rosn 500 bbIs spirits tur-
pentine, a, $50 feet lumber, 81 bales hides Is
bbls pitch, 10 bbls fish, "a bbis oranges, 1S4!a
boxes oranges, AZ pkgs vegetables. 102 tons pig
iron, 176,oOO shingles, 10 pcs stone, SO turtles,
1856 pkgs mdse.
Per steamship City of Savannah for Boston
2,OO9 bales upland cotton. ~ bales paper stock,
1856 bales domestics and yarns, 1866 bbls spirits
turpentIne, $3.50 feet lumber &c bales hides,
7,61l boxes oranges, bbls vegetables, 20 tons
pig iron, 800 sacks cotton seed meal, so pkgs
mdse.
Per steamship Vim Crane. for Baltimore
1928 bales upland cotton. 200 tons pig iron 476
boxes oranges, So bbls spirits turpentine, 1872
bbls rosin. 225 pkgs mdse.
Per Steamship Bendo [Brl. for Liverpool
1e.125 bales upland cotton, weighing 6,b97 ,757
pounds no baies sea island cotton, weighing
&90, 643 pounds.
Per Steamship Trevayllor [Brl. for Liverpool
-e,s03 bales upland cotton, weighing 8,4s8, 129
pounds, 2O9 bales sea island cotton. weighing
1921 pounds.
Per Steamship Cyprus lBrl, for Havre-4, $40
bales upland cotton, Weighing 3, $3.50, 216 pounds
l45 bales sea island cotton, weighing 81, 1888
pounds.
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RECEIPTS.

Per Steamer Alpha. from Beaufort Port ROYAL
Nov Ill lot goods, "a bales sea island cot
ton, box machinery Dbl machinery organ,
sewing machine, bag oysters, bbls oysters
cans oysters As empty bbls, bbls empty bot
ties, 26 crates empty bottles, / stove, bdl bed
ding, bdl tents. bdl mdse
Per Central Railroad Nov IL 3905 bales
cotton, "a pkRs mdse, bales hides. 452 bbls
spirits turpentine. 662 bbls rosin, 9S boxes to-
bacco, 30 40 pounds bacon, 90, 900 bales hay 1
car lumber, 81 cords wood, 1 Dbl syrup, q. $50
lbs railroad iron, IS pkgs wood In shape, rs
empty bbis, i2l bbls cotton seed oil, l car stone
2pkgs hardware
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway.
Nov 11-2,76 bales cotton, 6.11e boxes oranges,
l,7o1 bbls rosiu, 62l bbls spirits turpentine. "a
pkgs mdse 10 pkgs hardware, "a bales hides, 9
cars pipe, cases shoes. cases liquor, "a cars
lumber.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, Nov
ia cars wood, Gears cabbage. bales hides, I
lot goods, car bbs- 10 bales domestics 80
nests trunks, stones and fixtures, 10 bdls reins
trunk and eonts, IS boxes tobacco. 107 bales
cotton.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.
steamship Bendo IBrl, CampbelI, b

Steamship Bendo lBrl Campbell, Liverpool
A Minis Sons
Steamship Trevayllor IBrl. Quiller, Liverpool
-Strachau 81 Co.
Steamship Cyprus [Brl Mccormick, Havre-
Wilder Co.
J Carolan Agt
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New York Market Review.
Reported by G. s. Palmer. Is6 Redde 81, Ner
Vo~I.

New YORK, Nov. 9.-Receipts for oranges to-
day are much heavier, and present advices indi-
cate larger shipments on the way. Sales are
kinds in lines selling 81 g. selected counts Sc 50
straight lines, brights from 81 00l9 rs, russets
81 70. Grape fruit 90 O003 so per barrel. String
beans, per crate, * 0002 50. Cucumbers 81 %
oars. Eggplant from IS 001e 90 per barrel
Outlook favorable for now Vegetables.
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SAILED YESTERDAY.

Steamship City of Savannah. Boston.
Steamship Chattahoochee, New York.
Steamship VIM Crane. Baltimore.
Steamship Peeress lBrl, New Orleans.
Steamship Slsipner LNorl, Newport News, Va
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PASSENGERS.

Craftsmanship Chattahooohee for New York
] s Christie, w II Cole. NJ w Nicholson, G
Bell, Mr. Lvon, Roland Merritt and wife, Mis-
Lyon. W H EcEles. il, Diana Greene cob and
steerage.
Per steamship VIM Crane for Baltimore
Mr. and Mrs II Connor Elizabeth Key.
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THURSDAY. Nov IL. 1891.
TVFO YESTERDAY

Steamship Zanzibar [Brl, Mcleod. Liverpool
In ballast to Duckworth, Turner & Co
Steamer Alpha, Strobnar. Beaufort and Port
Royal-C II Medlock Agt.
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NOTICE rn MAprNrps

Notices TO mariners. pilot charts and all nau-
tical information will be furnished masters of
vessels free OF charge in the United States Nv.
tains are requested TO call at the office.
LIEUT. j II SHERMAN
In Charge Hydrographio Station
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COMMERCIAL.
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SAVANNAH MARKETS.
OFFICE MORNING NEWS,

OFFICE MORNING NEWS,
SAVANNAH, Ga, Nov. II. 1891.
CorroS-The market was quiet and easy at the
,aclue There was rather slow and hest
..,i,g inquiry and comparatively light business
80 The bureau report, the heavy receipts
"a tbe raising of the figures in previous esti-
- Of the crop had the effect OF causing
Ii-e-Dool to go of 1sd. The total
10 for the day were only 1851 bales
- ,casnge at the opening call, at 10 a. M.
~ market was bulletined easy at decline Of
-, IN Al. grades. with sales Of es5 bales. At
- second call. at p. M, it was easy and
changed, the sales being l,1s9 bales. At the
Nj and last call, at Z p, m, it closed quiet
"a prices were further reduced 1-i6c
~ around. with further sales Of PSF bales.
Nh. following are the official closing spot
.,o,stious of the Cotton Exchange:
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PoULTRY-Market amply supplied; demand
fair.
EaGs-Market firmer and in good supply;
demand light.
PEANUrs-Ample stock, demand light, prices
steady.
SuGAR-Georgia and Florida nominal; none in
market.
HoNEY-Demand nominal.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

DUN IAsEs o:9o
DUN DIETS +.'...''''''.-..' .'.''.'ss, ..0:2
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CHINAWARE.
OHINA W AhB.
SOLID FACTS

We guarantee to sell French or
German China Dinner and Tea
Ware, Royal Worcester, Elite Ware,
Hungarian, TepIitz, Crown MiIano,
Crown Derby Royal Flemish. and
all kinds Of Fancy Pottery and Fancy
Bric.a-Brac, as cheap as any eastern
city, We do not publish prices, but
solicit call to demonstrate these
facts.
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LUMBER-BY SAIL-There is no change to note
in the coastwise business. vessels being in good
supply and rates weak. We quote for this and
nearby Georgia ports: To Baltimore 81 O0614 IS,
to New York 81 1905 90 and wharfage, Boston
and eastern port S. 90, to philadelphia 81 500
g. Timber 50c1S1 90 higher than lumber
rates To the West Indies and Windward
nominal; to Rosario. $l6 O0017 90; to
BuenOs Ayres or Montevideo. S14 co. to
Rio Janeiro S15 90; TO Spanish and Mediter-
rauean ports, $l2 90; to United Kingdom for
orders, nominal for timber, "a los standard;
lumber, ga 15s.
BY SrEAM-To New York, 81 90; to Philadel-
phia, So 90; to Boston, SS 90; to Baltimore,
SO 80.
NAVAL STORES Market Is dull. YES
sells to arrive the market is nominal. For
eign-Cork, ETC., small spot vessels rosin,
Is Cd and 4s Adriatic, rosin, SIS; Genoa. 2s
Cd; South America, rosin, S5c per barrel of e0s
pounds Coastwise-Steam-to Boston, lie per
1O0rbs on rosin, soc on spirits; to New York,
rosin, 716c per FOODS. spirits, SOC; to Philadel-
phia rosin, 31Sc per 10Obs spirits, SOC; to Balti
more, rosin, zoe, spirits, roc. Coastwise quiet.
CoTroN-EY Steam-The market is steady.
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There was an active demand for the
better qualities, while the medium and lower
grades were dull. There was, however. no
transactions reported during the day. The fol-
lowing are the official quotations of the Board
Of Trade; small job lots are held at 16@Ac
higher:
HOOu. ..-.-.....ss.. ..................4o 6Q1454
ffliue zee. .s'.s.............
Rough. nominal
country lots'...... ...............S 700 80
1lue water ...'s.'s.s..,......... O0QD1 20
NAVAL SToREs-The market for spirits tur-
pentine was quiet and firm at the quotations.
There Is good, steady inquiry, but with mod
crate offerings. The sales during the day were
SIS casks of regulars at 33c. At the Board of
Trade on the opening call the market was re-
ported firm at 23c for regulars. At the
second call IL closed firm at 33c for reau-
AIRS. Rosn-The market was steady to firm.
There was fairly good inquiry with steady
business doing. The sales during the day
we're about 1900 barrels At the Board
Of Trade on the first call the market was report
ed firm with sales of 1908 barrels
at the following quotations: A B CD
and E. 81 25;F 81 80; G,S1 IS; HIS Boil 81 60;K,
81 IS; NJ, 81 05; n, SO 80; window glass, So Is;
water white, So IS. At the last call it closed
unchanged.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10
AsuSEsEssa


A brslilaht audience assembled a.
Powers lAss nigai - welcolas the~~NeT
popular J. X. Emmet. s'oar fFask.
Iae new pay. OF rather SUCCESSION II
incidents are pat together taI ths so4s
purPose et ering.ng cat IA oald fetsei
the sanas brightness ana Jolly abandon
of Mr. Esnmett. That tie aflAsts'oi
did has work IA fidelity saa care sas
atlessei by tie eslaeat satisfaction al
all who SAN ''Uncle Jos; 81 fru n >
Nadhoass, last evening" frtz sage
vita the same ripping sweetness. acts
viii the same easy naaea2l4aes sna
talks with tue same p@taetAe honesty
and innocence taat have always eharsc-
terlked h.s stage work. The Supporting
caste Is unusually strong ana aeii-bAl-
anced, a striking feature 81 The nea
play being the number OF distinct dia-
iesG parts incorporated into Il. The
work OF iislea Sedgwlek as Collie
Parker was quaint aud spicy, the hite
lady rising 10 the Iuil ilmlt of her OPP
poItunues. Indeed each individual
member acquitted themselves credit
ably III ths roles essayed, filt1 Iul-
melt, as he is popularity called, wins his
way into the hearts OF las audience lay
street fidelity 10 nature lie i na-
tural, self f-p0ssessed and bubhiing With
honest convictions. lie closes has en-
gagement tonight.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10
Irish Landlords in Famine Tine.

Il is not understood how desperate the
position of the Irish landlords was in 1916.
Really half of them were ruined. There
was i grand show on the rent rolls, but
deduct the charges on the revenues, the
annuities, dover charges, marriage por-
tions, interest on debts, and the remnant
will cat shabby figure.
Sometimes gentleman with a nomina
rent roll of ten thousand year had hardly
two thousand. Yet he must support the
position of the man with ten. Inevitably
estates Of this kind grew more and more
eneumbered. Half the apparent rapacity
of the landlords is due TO the frightful dis
proportion between their revenues and
their state. When the famine came many
landlords gave up the struggle. Having
long paid the bulk Of their income as in
terest TO their creditors, now, there being
no rents, they had nothing left to pay. The
creditors seized on the rent roll, since at
that period they could not sell the land.
All over Ireland there were landlords
who had no more word in the management
of their reputed estates than the poorest
cotter. A report OF the period tells Of ono
barony where every one of the landlords
from Mr.. -, who is in possession OF
50o, 600 scres. TO the lowest of them-was
involved, lived on an allowance, and had
his estate managed by the agency, so that
the poor were placed between a landlord
who WAS unable to give them any assist
ance, and the agent who had no interest in
giving them any.-Octave Thanet in Cent
ury.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10

Yesterday morning Judge Grove
signed DEGREES IN favor Of the nine de-
PENDANTS whose cases have been await
ing disposition IN the matter OF assess
Elent for improving East-st. Ia tins
case the township board created AZ as
sessment district and levied a tax for
the Improvement A portion Of the
property owners paid without demuf.
but Mrs. Olive i. Fisher and nine Others
resisted, and thg auditor gcneT al
brought SUIT 20 enforce the levy. Tile
Supreme court decided against the
township. By stipulat on the nuo
other defendants awaited The result of
the Supreme court decision. Ia accor-
dance with the understanding jude
Grove accord ingiy signed DEGREES ~ Ia
vor OF Nm. X. keeieT. Wealthy Avenue
Baptist church. Harriet +. Thompson.
Marnus I. Niekke, Reuben and inia
Coe, East Street Holland church, Olive
G. Martin, He.en l.. Doibee and James
Fisher.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10

sepsrintenaenss at shs Peer tneafth a
donation fer tas tnasssaa f3aas

sepsrintenaenss at ths Peer tneAFth q
donation fer ths sna~lsaa f8sass
Two years ago Deputy Clerk ps.
Young Was eutFasthd With IA isak
and circulated i ansaag tae employees
and officers al the county huuSng III
contributions 10 tic kmegsoA nos4e
fund. The box rapidly illied w4a
nickeis and quarters nndeF tat WANING
solicitations - tee deputy ans the
home Mas promised lheFsl donation.
pur!ag las canvass The hak Was put "a
the hsads ~ the lats capt. IofnHorry
who Vas tAcn "a superaisneeug ~ fae
poor iis death followed few days
Afterwards and the bos, wme7 aad
been slowed away ia . pigeon h'a la
hs oiilCc, was forgotten Yesterday
While clearing cal the office para
atory Ia = general regeneration tue box
was d.scoNefed covered W4th q teo
years accumulation oi Gust 81 Was
proapty tsSeu iDto lae Cier.s 0A.e
where iuriuer contributions Nsra made
- cover interest on toe contents flf
tWo years AND il was then sent a. tan
Emerson Home. Ihc box VIII te
opened today al the meet ~ 81 rle
trustees aud the amount contained ii
4 made pubAc.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10
The Builders, Exchange.

Secretary Whitcomb, of the builders
exchange, has submitted a proposition
10 one or more Of the officers Of the
Board Of Trade. under which the sd-
vsntages Of the union OF the two OF.
carnations for the erection Of a buiid-
ing Is set forth. The two organlzsti ons
are practically iaboring with toe Same
end IN view, and their JOINT occupancy
Of building of modern architecture
and embooyng modern coBveniences,
would be at once desirable and profit
able. IL Is understood that the officers
of the Board of Trade, or a. IDany Of
them as have expressed 81 opinion oa
tire subject, are heartily IN favor Of the
project. uruvided a central and sighty
location .s secured. 4 building OF thls
character would prove valuable acqui.
sitlon 10 the city.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10
Stolen Horse Recovered

On the night o. the l4th Of last June
horse was stolen from the barn n
Arthur Sharp, oi Walker township.
No trace OF fbe missing animal. or of
The thief, could be found until last Eat
nrdsy, when Mr.. Sharp saw tbe horse
IN The c1tv. men by the name ~
John smith was orsvng the horse. with
another, attached n q load. Mr. sharp
Immediately recognized TIC horse as
hls. aud made q statement Oi tae iacts
70 tfe driver. enith claims tfst he
purchased the horse Of stfsnger
shortly after the tITns TIE h0rse = -
stolen. ktarp recovered his horse Fes-
tsrdsy uuon 8 writ 81 replevIn issued
~ JBstlce Brown.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10
War Among the Greeks.

The case Of George Vsrlus vs An
gelos Grammas which has been up be
fore Justice Hydorn several times was
again taking his honor's attention yes
terdsy. The case y the result oi a
partnership between two Greek candy
dealers. Narilus charged ffrainmas
with OBTAINING and secret5ng a portion
of the equipments used In the maugiae-
ture and sale OF candy. jury de3lb.
Grated upon the case last Saturday and
failed 20 agree, and another lury today
decided no cause OF action. Tie *
animation was conducted through an
Interpreter who wac sn interested party.
the only one that could be secured In
the city. and be created considerable
ar3psornput.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10
George keaaan.

George KEENAN,, the noted Slbor.an
traveller is booked fog an appearance
IN this city during the coming month.
lie wall tell Of his trials and tr!umphs
IN the land OF cruelty and
exile. The Rutland tNtl Herald of
October - SAYS: IL was 40 ordinary
lecturer whom the assembled multitude
IN the opera house looked at on toe
platform last evening, and no ordinary
lecture that they heard. They saw no
man who had anlassed learning through
years OF quiet toll in Libraries, bat ore
who had acquired knowledge the most
difficult and dangerous 10 win 10y
ariuous adventure. lie had trayersed
deserts, crossed mountains. endured t.le
most bitter cold and passed uufiinchng
through the severer ordeal OF the Jeal-
Gus suspicion Of tyTannlcal men with
unbounded power which they have no
scruples about using. and a.. solely TO-
bumsnlty's sake, to discover wrong and
cruelty, and bring il 10 the knowledge
of the world.
The lecture was listened TO with ap-
prec ative ears by the very large audi
enoe, and well II might be, for II was a
rare privilege 10 hear the famous ex-
plorer OF Russian despo;sm and
Siberian cold and tell his own story Of
what he saw in that land where so few
of English blood have ever been. HIS
manner was full of grace, his gestures
were Impressive, and his enunciation
was beautifully clear and distinct. The
lecture was a treat TO all intelligent
hearers.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10

Al Tie saloon cases tosk tAeiT reea-
lsr courses <. n Asrnette Was heidi
Joseph Newman was aaloaFnUd 81 ~
mouo~ lan Orowlgy went ever - 10
dAsS ". hslley nj lst tAe Putlle Essaw
Naen he gess gassd ready.
lAoaaas hs4glish, laf drank Add d.s-
er3sFlys pala sls.sas Aefoers barsses,
on an oia charge s4 larceny Vii rs
t.aek oa tae latns A keiis,ge, iag over.
drslUg = ssaFsa MIL ae called ~ e.
plan tomorrow: jaases fssAeg. lar ass
lassiIlgof moFtgagea gao4s, ls ad39arned
- tgie lttn.
David kahlason aad Herman Phillips
paid lae.F Sa.Ss Tor aragkeaaess
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10
Smiths Opera House.

The "Standing Room Only" sign was
displayed at Smiths last night for the
first time this season. So great was the
crush for admission that many were
turned away unable to gan admittance.
Rose HIPS English Folly Company, a
bevy OF bright and pretty maidens, held
the boards, and they gave an emiDcntiy
satisfactory and fetching, perform
ance. Manager Smith has struck u
rich in booking TINS strong burIesque
aggregation and his coy house will be
packed nightly during the engagement.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10

The following appointments were
rns6e By Capt 7. JsrDpert . the 1nDes
Pass last evening YIrsi seTgesft,
John Z. Boon; see0ns sefgesnt, Joan
Hay. third serTsnt. Jerry DserdOlfs
f,,ysrth ssrresrt. Dauisi Enney.s
f..srrx.rss - Iref corpora. John
f,,s-sr. saef,nd cerp0rai. Waiter s uts~
~ SID r.e.rf,orsI. ifserf fsreenfsauni.
f,,urtt corpora Tb0nlss :. enHna.
fffk. cxg~rxy~sl JoBn ~fnaileT elxtn cor
ne Js'str = -Ehouten seveEff cor-
r,grsi. fred sevtt, esghsh corpora, J. T..
Dl4ver.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10
r.. n sothern.

The attraction at Powers Grand
Opera House tor "Wednesday evening.
Feb. Ilth. WI! be the celebrated and
popular comedian. +. IA. sothern, IA
ms latest and, according 10 the critics,
greatest success, The Master OF
Woodbarrow. TIN, play IA which Mr..
Sothern has lat the popular and critical
fancy very strongly, had It's first pre-
ductlon al the i.yceum Theatre, New
York. aud w'li be given acre with the
complete o. glnai company, scenery
aud stage effects from that famous
house. as said 10 lee quite the best
thing winch Sothern has yet gwen 20
the public, and has drawn crowded
houses wherever presented.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10
AGAINST PRISON LABOR.


The Knigats of LaboF Propose 10 step
IL
Tie knights oi Labor of this city
have been, for the past week, agitanng
the question Of prison labor. They
are utterly opposed 10 any KIND q maa-
uiaciare 10 any of these institutions,
and think that il should be abolished.
Ia Their opinion cOurcts should be re-
Qurcd 10 labor In the construction Of
highways. and they Will present tins
question 70 tie Legislature. Commit
tees have been appointed, and are now
circulating among the several Iabor
unions 10 secure their cooperation.
Committees viii also be sent 10 Lansing
TO enlist The services OF the 4. OF !.
members IN bringing about the reform
they ask. IL Is expected thai they vii
20 down there this week.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10

isaa Nas s4ag q be4s ssass the Great
t4lls in 20 slseeta aad placid satsg All
4asoaseials u a. danger BE allsaed 1iAsrli
- duu stfa fAs egrfeaE. wbfea vas ~ hFst
sl.-bf. graagAlY iHereaslag Ia momeateas.
aagi a. lsst d., rapid saiEiiax aaa ghe s4iea
raar ~ tae ealaFaeG brsazhI 70 his sudasH.y
a~aAsDe1 ssasvs iGB realization q BIS ksfsA
Delii-too late. lie Nas s@en .a ia boat fsf
a mement pelsr,i up8n ths bEiHk ~ the abyss.
AID taeH he Nas plaaged he41leag q dsssras
liaa
What lessen eaR be draws from this ter
Fib.e tals farouel bee5lv>s ca elessaessi
Too oflea - a-giset little NezkBess, a
sight nersou-aless the tired brain. seepless
aai restless uigRts from Whisa nc wake "a
refreshed. weary. langua lesliag. head
ache. confusion OF mind. "a ness. loss Of
memory. strange sehsations. etc. n0I knseius
that neFs0u ana mental pFo.trati0h. Vita
tRaI mos aefH tate-insauity-- result.
How SIC. We are - understand th- danger IN
the cold feet sna llmDs. the sight aumbness.
trembling. Sackiing sensation. o. extreme
weariRess of the limbs, ald realize tnst surs
paralysis swul follow Oh neglect. We often dis
regard the weakness ana langu1l OF nervous
debility ana malaria. the disorders OF the
'FNiH~eis ''t u AAAitNs > ~At4' N'it tH''. a. @|
fatal diseasc fastrns upon our systems.
D. u0t. uAe the careless h9alnsn above the
fails. allow yourselves 10 drilt placidly on the
river ot life toward sure destruction. it IS
sheefest folly % DO so. Tor ali these nervous
AID physical ailments can BE- perfectly ant
completely cured by tha, wonderful remedy.
Dr.. Grcene's NefyuTa. which can be purchased
at any druggists for $3.50 per bottle The
remedy IS purely vegetable aud harmless. aud
viii be found the greatest brain, nerve and
blood inygofant ia the world.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10
pii... Pile. Itehinr Pile.

sYurroNs-Moisture; intense itching
and stsngIng: most at night; worse by
scratching. IL allowed TO continue
turnors form, which often bleed and
ulcerate. becoming very sore. SwAYSE's 8
OINTMENT stops the itching and bleed
ing. heals liberation, and n most cases
removes the tum0rs. At druggists. or
Iv mali. Tor 20 cents. DR.. Swayne &
son, Philadelphia.