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CHICAGO, III.
HEALTH is WEALTH..

DR. +. C. VESTS NERVE ASD BRAIN TREAT
NENT, q guaranteed specific for .IiySteria, DlZzi.
ness, Commissions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia,
Headache, Nervous Prostitution caused by the
use Of alcohol or tobacco. WIkefulneSs, Mental
Depression soflening Of the Brain, resulting III
insanity ana leading 10 misery, decay and death,
Premature old Age, BarrcnneSs, Loss OF Power
In either sex, involuntary Losses and SpermAt.
orrhna caused by Oyer,eXertlOn OF the brain,
self abuse or over.indulgence. Zach box con.
boxes for s. 0O, sent by mail prepaid on receipt
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NEW FORK, July T.-FlouE. receipts HOO
barrels; exports 4,utQ barrels; Afketunchanged;
81, exports zoo bushels; sales 10000 bushels OF
futures and 2ES,000 bushels Of spot; market
weak and more active; unsflded red SlOQlza
p6jk; No,2 Chicago Il 0lal 0l5{; options weak
and lower No; ESd July y 9o,tSl A. on - "a;
g7tSe; H0Tembsf $50; December 91fc Rye
quiet; western 7aA1iSe Corn, receipts 400
bushels; exports i0i,o09. bushels nal& &O,0oo
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CANCER
The Effect Was Magical.

1suiiered from cameron my lip thatdeaed
the skill OF the best physicians OF the State.
/ had IL burned out, but tho operation only
made Il worse, causing II 10 spread oTer
more surface md eat deeper IN. anally
used SwIft's Specific q, s. ST. 70 heal y up
and drove tho poison out Of my blood. Thc
effect OF the Specific was mngical! II
healed up entirely without leaving scar Us
o reminder. This was over four years ago,
and since then there has been no sign OF a
return OF the cancer. l will chesrfully an
sWer any inquiries in regard 10 my case.
ESos YoUHT, Bradford Ohio.
Book on BLOOD and Skin Diseases Free.
THE, SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta. Ca
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ONE ENJOYS

Btb tho method and results when
s syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
nd refreshing to the taste, and acts
n, Tply vet promptly on the Kidneys,
Iiycr and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
nm efIec.ually, dispels colds, head.
, ii, and feYers and cures habitunl
ms, TDstipation. Syrup of Figs is the
Sly remedy Of its kind ever pro
need. pleasing to the taste and ac-
Sp.abIc to tie stomach, prompt in
+ = action and truly beneficial in its
atcts, prepared only from the most
,eaithy and agreeable substances, its
MANY excellent qualities commend it
. all and have made it the most
Opulsr remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 800
md 81 bottles by all leading drug
isls. ANY reliable druggist who
nay not have it on hand will pro-
are it promptly for any one who
rthes to t:y it. Do not accept any
ubstitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup CO.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. kE NEW YORK, nv
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wouID you ride on railroad that
uses no danger signals? That cough is n
signal of danger The safest cure is DR..
Woods Norway Pine Syrup. Sold by
all dealers on guarantee OF satisfac-
ton. Dkw
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New YoGx, July III Business in dry goods wns
more actiye OH the spot, though deinnnd was
still Irregular. There was fair degree Of nctlv.
cotton and dress goods. The market was I'm.
changed In condition aud tone aud confidence
seemed well established.
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EsNt' TIr WI,,,,, ~ UeI0Fo md Amer,
e NoitAl.,", T W, PHchFHOblNE: n be ulier
s;S'h,t-St,, ~. medicine in place Of this. leave
sad By mum ' Inss prize In letter and We
sta rlaln. w, w please, SIX win cuFe Psnnh.
THE W. 49, envelope, stamps. address
WOOD CHEMICAL CO.,
''Ttp9V a'elinS b. LOGAN DRUG 60.
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A photographer in New York adver-
tises that he has "the right and author
ity to sell the pictures Of celebrated
American beauties
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Grdf,l-wheat, sixty pound test, poaa5c per
bushel Corn. per bIshel. ahelled. 6ic; ear, T6c.
Oats out Of store 5Sa6Oc per buahel; per cur load
lSa4Sc. New wheat, Sc.
Rlour-Fancy roller mill winter wheat, wood
at Is 0Oab Is per barrel; paper s. 90 per barrel;
spring wheat MinnehAhA 81 70 per barrel
Pee1-Ban SIC GOALS % per ton; middlings
SIS " per ton. Hay baled % 90 per ton.
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Baggage checked Though TO Destination Of
" j. Romxsos. General Passenger Agent Par.
K. j. BiSbY. Assistant General Passenger
Agent, PnTkenburg, W. Va RI
J, q. roMISSoS, Passenger Agent wheeling,
". We.
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bushels Of futures and 670oo bushels OF spot;
/ market fffn and quiet. ungradcd linked i0ai1ei !
July og5fc; August CS5iafS3t sfi'lsei septelnDsf
] eli; expoFts 40 bushels; sAles aiOOO bush.
| els Of futures and l3g,UU bushels o.
spot; market moderately active o: NY
i2,Sn; August 8Ac; September S2ae;
spot No: ? white 4jai613ci mixed western 4oltie;
white do 4Saisc: No. . Chicago i3laiir Hay
| quiet and weak; shipping Coz. COties steady and
lQ and % points up sugar dull anu nomlIai'
Molhsses steady Rice quiet Iall9W gui, sl.
Rosln dull and easy. ,Turpentne quiet 2, s SS
Pork quiet and steady; mess $40 yOall W;
new mess 81 6Qai2 .: extra prime 80 0lall Ol.
Cut meats fairly active. Lard steady; western
steam 60 62lf: July 60 81; August g. 81. Septem'
Der 50 6s; October 90 70; December 81 90. liutter
quiet; western dairy l2alie; do creamery linlsc.
Cheese steady. Eggs quiet. Hides firm.
CHICAGO, July 7.-wheat was chiefly governed
In It's fluctuations to-day by local inEnell,Ss,
The changes in prices Mere mostly nnrrow. TIT,
outside figures Of the DAY covering range OF
nbout lc. Al the start the tendency wits inlln-
enced by wet weatherin the southwest anu low
barometer In the winter wheat ngi9n, and tile
scalpes bought freely; The crowd then soon
started TO unload, but there were few buyers and
II did not take long for the market TO 50 OIL lc
from the top price. Nervousness was the ichlnre
OF the market rather than strength or weakness.
Corn was active, nervous and unsettled, but
generally higher.
Oats were quiet and lower.
Provisions twere fairly active, but generally
VIZ iSia,,. Al, - ..,.,
WIZ. 1.Sh ~ ,r,,,,, o,a<,a5l<c. No
,nri,I,, sissst W. ~ tStitnIJIr. Jniy
SlIiassLaois5c: August sT1tasslt AZ Xc: Septeri.
Der So ss7JJ sasSc; December SSI SGSg i9aSsjsc.
CoRE-Cash No. 2. Ole. JULY j7jSaigi Sn5Tii5c;
August 5jILaySJSahic; g,.ptenlet ~ IHij lni9Js,
OATs-CaSh 40 .. 36Ile; July 3SiSalG% aS6lIc;
August JSn9llc September SJ4aI9Ii a2Jc.
FLAxsEEDSSi6j
TIaoTiiY-si 81
MEsS PoRK-CaSh $40 2nl0 90; September
$40 4Oal0 9SalO ~; October $40 fnln iOaiO ~
LARD-CiHh 80 p; September 50 4s'Eto "oa
0 =; October 50 6i1sa6 %, 62Eza6 ~ en- .;
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NIScEILANEouS

Roots and Barks-GInseng, dry, per D., In de-
mand s. jOa2 Is; SaSSafraS bark, per D., 2lEa'Ic;
sassafras oil, per h., IOaJ0c; Nay apple root, per
IOc; blood root per 10. &c; Seneca snake root
10, free OF top, 3Sat0c; West Virginia make root
per h., 25alSc pink root, per ib., fine, SoaS5c;
elm bark. per h., lac.
Sc; apples, Ohio aud West Virginia quarters, per
h., 70; Blackbcrrles, per h., &c: Cherries, pit
ted. per ID, l3c; RlSpberrleS, per h., 9AgSc. =.
BdinJ-Prime new hand.plcked, medium, 81 90
~ 80; prime new hHnd.pieked, navy, g "oa
Woor-Flne washed SOC; lnc nnRsshed GOA
nc; medium washed 30aS!c; medium un'
washed 2Sc; coarse washed SOGl2c; coarse un'
washed &c.
Ronri-fn the comb, per h., lSal6c.
Rdos-whlte, mixed cotton, per h., lnl Ifci all
wool, per h., 1sa54c; mixed, per lb., laiSc
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CHICAGO. July Cattle, receipts 5000 head:
shipments 5000 heal; market slow; top prices
S 7Ua6 90; no extra natives; medium % OOi5 70;
Texans e 50ai %; native cows aud helferS 81 iha
4 d. Hogs, receipts 900 head iOl
head; market SLOW and weak; rough and com
mon - l5ai 10: common 10 good mixed s. Goa
1 S2IS; prime heavy weights 81 Mlat ia; light
81 60aii6j. Sheep, receipts 1900 head: market
steady: natives ewes 8 3jai u: mixed and
wethen 81 75a5 Is; Texans - SOai IS; western
81 Coat 90; lambst4 TSn6 81.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, July 7.-Cattc. receipts
40 head; shipments 40 head: market strong.
market steady; PhlladelphilS s. Olai 10; best
Workers and Inlxeu 81 Sous W: common YOrkers
q GOa4 IS; pigs 81 OOai 81. sheep, receipts 22OO
head; shipments 900 mead: market slow at yes
terday's prices.
ClScfSSArI, O., July 7-IIngs IN good de-
maud; common sI l5uS 90; packing mn butchers
a sOa5 10; receipts $50 head; shipments LOCO
head,
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NEw YoRx. July Pig Iron quiet. Copper
dull ut 81 IS. Lead nominal atsl AZ. lin
dull.
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The market for general groceries Is firm. The
demand for sugar Is still steady.
SElps-Cholce sugar syrups SOC; Honey Drtps
3Sci Vermont Maple Drlps, dive gallon kegs, Zoe;
ten gallon kegs 75c half barrels 10c; barrels Zoe;
yix6y Maple Syrup (barrels) Sc; BIxby Maple
(half barrels 5Sc; BlXby Maple 40 gallon kegs
6Cc; Bixby Maple Is gallon kegs O2ci BixDy
Maple Quart cansl soc. New crop New
mixed good. New Orleans sc; bakers good SSc;
absolutely pure maple syrup, gallon cans, II Oo
halt gallon cans pure maple, 81 " per galloni
ons,fOurih gallon cans pure maple, 81 10 per
gallon.
C. hams lOkc; small lie; $. G. breakfast bacon
sMC; s. C. GhOulden6t{c; sides 7i<c; bacon shout
deH 6i4c; ham beef i2c; ordinary beef lO5Sci
family mess pork ID pieces slJOOi bean pork,
tine clear sis 70.
Lard-Pure refined, In fierce Sc: 20 ID. tins,
sAc tin pals, lbs, SSc tin pals lbs, %; Tin
pals 10 lbs. &c; tin pals 20 lbs, SAc tin pals,
20 lbs, o.: Chicago lard hSsc les.
gnInulated standard 47.l6c; standard ,rpniec
tiolen' A 41sc; Columbia A lAe; standard Wind
sor A &c; American \ &c; white extra 5Ac;
, CSdseGGreen cofiee-Fancy Golden Rio 93ISc;
fancy green 2SISc: choice green 22ggSsc; roasting
grades 2lc; Java nc; roasted In nncEAgeA-OhiO
Valley Rio exc; Panhandle 2iLsc; ATbrekle &
Co.'S roasted 2i1zc Bulk roasted ll1Ic; old Gov
eminent Java roasted 36c; "A" grade Rio &c.
der, 26G75c Imperial, SSa5Oc; Japan, gSi7Oc;
OOlOng, 2la75c; SOuchong, 32aBJc.
CdHdtes-Star, full weight, lie; Parailine, per
lb., lie; mould, per set, 1Oc.
Hnpdr-Cholce cider, l2al4c per gnl.i stand
ard city brands, l0nllc per gal; country, lSal0c
per gal, as 10 quality.
CRo6Se-Is quoted as jobblng OF zza9y e Tor full
cream; SWeltzer, Nc, according 10 quality;
Llmburger, l3c; factory, &C.
FfAt-NO 2 medium mlckerel, u bills, new,
so lbs, IS 90: No. 3, IS 90 for 100 lbs. ., Z,
Seats-Timothyi 81 20 per bushel; clover, small
Sdt-No. /, per bbl, 81 90; extra per bbl., 81 IS:
dairy, fine, 3bushel Sarks 81 - per sack.
SiGott COrH-llc per ID.
Canned GOods-GallOn apples, s. 20 per dozen;
Standard 5 h. table peach, q 10 70 q y; pie
peaches, h., q 90; pie peaches, H., g -; No;
3 tomatoes, new, 96c TO q W; corn, 81 10; %
grade h., 81 co. strawberries 2lb., 81 10 black
berries 2 h., 81 10; raspberries h., 81 %; Dam.
sons, . h., Csc; Lima beans, h., roc; cove oys'
ters h., light, 76c: do h., full weight, 81 10;
string beans, ID, 76RSoc; succotash, lb.l 9lca
81 IS early June peas q 80; French peas, g %;
MarrOwiAt peas, h., q 50; pine apples, 81 10;
goOseberries, 2 h., 9OclSl 70; ID. sweet pota'
Wooden Far-No. tubs q 90; No. 2, % %;
No. s. IS 90; 2.hoop pals, 81 IS; s.hoop, q 90;
single washboardS, 81 80 double do, S250; fine
crimp double do, q Is; single, g 60
On-Lard, western extra strained, 7Jc; carbon,
40, &c; carbon. $50, 754c: white miners best,
&c: white miners No. ., iic.
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BosroH. July 1.-THE demand for wool has
been moderate. Ohio 2aa9Oc; Xxx and Xxx aud
above Blaze; No. l, alu2jc; Michigan y 27ag71Sc;
No. l, 3ia3jc; combing aud de,nInk ileeecs IN
moderate request; No. | combng 3Sal0c; Ohio
fine delalnc $3n94c: territory WOODS In good de-
mand: G1a62c for fine 5Sa(lc for fine medium
and 6jnj7c or medium. California aud Oregon
woods IN fair request at previous prices. In
pulled woods there Is quiet and steady market.
Australian woods firm. Foreign WOODS quiet.
NEW YORK. July 7.--WoOl quiet aud easy; do
nestle fleece SOa37c; pulled gSa3Ic; Texas LA
2ic.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, July Wool, improved
demand, prices unchanged.
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The prices quoted In the market are those Of
which retailers purchase from wholesale houses
Farmers shipping TO wholesale dealers mustnot
expect the iull prices that dealers get, as they
will not handle produce for nothing. Where
which shippers Inny expect to get
Buter-country choice. i0allc; country good,
sa9c; country fair, &c,
Egp-Fresh IN case l4al5cper dozen; fresh In
barrels, lie. Goose eggs 2Olec.
POnlry-Price per To-: Old ROSTERS, Sc; chick
ems, sprlng, lsa2jc: chickens. hen, 9aiVci ducks,
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The market TOR vegetables md fruits is firm.
The nrIceS quoted ana thoSe obtained by whole.
Salers In selling to the rotaileS shippers cannot
expect the same prices, as the dealers want some
thing for their trouble.
Tropical FruiL-Lemons, s5 0oa, % per box or.
anres MessIua, 81 76aj 70 per box; bananas, 81 80
TO 81 20 per bunch.
fogoGbies-C dbbngc, home grown. 81 25al 61per
barrel; green onions. 2Oc per dozen punches;
radisheS, &c per dozen punches; cucumbeEs.
]OnlOc per dozen: new potatoes. Early Rose, Sla
los per buShel: $3OOa3 10 per barrel: green peas
76casl 90 per bushel: string beans, home grown,
81 80 per 6ushol; new onions, 81 20 per bushel.
FrcSh Frihs-Ilaspberries red andiblaek, SalOc
per basket; apples. early harvest u W per
bushel; watermelons, s25 per 100.
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DBADFoRD. July 7.-opened at 67lsc; closed at
6sHc: highest 6s&c; lowest Gf1sc; clcaranees
2i,0O0 barrels.
plr1sByaOn. Pa, July 7-Nothing doing ut
671Sc bid.
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TfaIns via the Pittsburgh. Cincinnati s.
Louis RaiiWay-Pnn. Handle Route-leaye Wheel.
ing for Sten6enyill0, Pittsburgh aud the ;East,
6.1 4 ln l9:90 y ni., 3;1O p. M. and e:0l y. m.
For Columbus, Cincinnati. indianapolis and 81
Louis, 5.dD a n. and 9.01 p. m. For Columbus
and Chicago l2;3O p. N. Trains arrive az Wheel.
ing At 5:50a- m. 80 a. m, 2;5 p m, SD p. N,
arriving at $40 p. M, run solid between Wheel
Ing and Pittsburgh. All trains daily except
sunday paw
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WOODS PHosPHoDlNE.
IHE GREAT ENGLISH REarpY.

lstiiI ~ md pefma.
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va. s,,. ..saineS, Ennis
in. y. sad eli elect q ~
iS,e-95,, stee,SeS Hem u,
soSS ',Std over IS ysa min IN
Buy Roy ,i',, o. Gases; q M
rIpielSra,SS, W. HON
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wHoLEsALEPRIcEs

OF All KiHds Of CommodItIss Handled in
Wheeling.
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OFFICE or nm INIEIii0ENcIR,
WHEELING. Tuesday, JulyT.J
The wholesale markets Of Wheeling are stu
active on most lines. Demand Is good and COD.
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NEW York, July T.-Petruleum opened strong
and advanced slightly but afterwards reac cd 20
the opening figures aud closed steady. PenlmyI-
vAnIa August option opening at Csc; highest
6SHc; lowest Csc; closing GSci sales 23,OJO bur
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Central Standard Time.
PENNSYLVANIA Lines.
From Bridgeport Station

Tnins via the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh Rail.
road leave Bridgeport for Pittsburgh, Chicago
aud Cleveland. $50 a. m. For Pittsburgh lQ:w
4 m. For Chicago and Cleveland, 800 p. m For
benVIlle. B:lsa IN. For East Liverpool. 6:1l p. m.
Trains arrive a. Bridgeport at 100 q M, 1850 q
M; l2;i0 p. M, elS p. m, N;62 p. m, and 6;i5
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OIL CRY. Pa. July 1-opened at csc: highest
rels; shipments 1Ol, 2ls barrels; runs 1919 bar.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

Direct route to Marietta. Pnrkerburg. Point
Pleasant Huntington AShlRnd, Portsmouth aud
Cincinnati. Also TO Charleston, Clifton Forge
and Staunton, Va, and Lexington and Louis.
Tin Time fable elective June 81, 1871:
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PATHWAY Time CARE.

Arrival and departure Of trains on and after
November ID. 1880 EXPLANATION up REIERENCE
executed; isatiirtiny excepied; lSnnley ONLY;
Saturday only Eastern Standard Time.
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Washington. and ..The Old Army"

Washington and The Old Army
The toast assigned me is ''The Old
Army les. that army is .'old." older
than the present government. : 1t began
to take form the moment the colonists
made u lodglnent on the coast of Massa-
chusetts and Virginia; grew in proper
ton up to the French war of 1855, and
still .:iarger during the Revolutionary
war, l176-S3.. -
1883 the armies of the Revolution
were all disbanded. except eighty pri-
Yates and due proportion of officers,
none to exceed the rank of captain" to
garrison West Point and Fort Pitt.
In June. 1884, the congress of the thir-
teen states provided for two companies
of artillery and eight of infantry, not to
exceed 81 officers and 700 enlisted men.
In 1856 it increased the number to 46 Of
fcers and $40 men. At that date. these
troops garrisoned the frontier posts. viz,
Fort Harmer. now Marietta, o.; Vim
cennes. Ind; and Venanyo, N. Y, in
addition to West Point, Fort Pitt. and
Springfield, Mass. Then came 1889, with
it's new constitution, and Washington
became it's first chief executive
He was the father of this nation. No
man ever better colnprehended the mean
ing of the expression. Life, liberty and
the pursuit of happiness" that govern
ment was meant to govern" not to be
governed: that force to compel the right
was as necessary as patriotism, industry
thrift, and patience to the citizen, and
one of his first acts was to organize al
army as the right hand of his admins
tration of law and justice in the face oi
clamoring theorists. His efforts resulted
in the formation of the present army ot
the United dStates.-.'General Shermant
Last Speech" in Century.
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Footstools In rheater.-

There is an arrangement in most Eu-
ropean theaters which | am astonished
to see our theater owners neglect 80 long.
| refer to footstools. If you go to the
theater and take a look at the ladies
present you will notice that after an
act or two many of them, especially
those who are diminutive in stature, are
evidently very uncomfortable. Their
discomfort is owing to the same cause as
that of the man who was hanged-their
feet cannot reach the ground. After a
short time you may be certain that many
of the pedal extremities are in the arms
of Morpheus. You will notice that
many ladies put the toe of one foot on
the ground and raise the heel in the air.
Upon the instep the other foot is rested
and momentary relief obtained.
European managers recognize the fact
that a seat that is comfortable enough
for man of average size is very insult
able for a woman, and accordingly at
the entrance of the theater you can al
ways find woman who keeps little
stools which she rents for trifle. Any
lady who has used them is surprised at
how much the ease afforded adds to the
enjoyment of the play Many own
their own stools, and bring them to the
theater as regularly as they do their
opera glasses They are made of carved
wood, with the legs hinged go as to be
folded back. and can be carried with
little more inconvenience than that en-
tailed by taking a good sized prayer
book to church. They are inclosed in
handsomely embroidered bags with a
handle. and if adopted here could not
fail to be popular. r.-Interview in St.
Louis Globe-Democrat.
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womaa.s exchange.


1t may he positively asserted now that
a permanent organization has been ef-
tected in Portland by number of the
leading ladies interested in an exchange
for women. This is the third attempt of
the kind to get the exchange on paying
and permanent basis; the previous fail
ures being attributable either to lack of
funds or experience in conducting it.
Now the funds are assured and ripper
ex perience has been gained, so that the
prospects for permanency are quite en-
couraging.
The Importance of this aid to the in
dustrial world of women, can hardly be
overestimated. In some eastern cities
it::has been the means of bridging many
chasms between distressing poverty and
comfort and has given employment to
women at home who otherwise would
have been compelled to forego the pleas
ure of adding something to the home ex-
chequer.
The exchange, as the name indicates,
is to be depot for merchantable wares
of home production. A woman who
has time to do little extra baking, sew
ing, or other work may take her product
to the exchange and have it placed on
sale at the market price and be relieved
of the extra annoyance OF hunting buy
or. In this, as in al other enterprises,
there is strength in unity, and success
largely depends upon the manner OF con-
Quoting the business. Let US hope the
undertaking may be successful.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-16

The decision of great many, last fall, ,
with regard to the farmers alliance
movement, was that it was only transit
tory and would soon pass away, but as
time advances and the alliance keeps
gaining strength, with such rapidity as
has been seldom witnessed in the history
of any movement, they are beginning to
reverse their decision and are becoming
alarmed for the old parties, especially if
they are receiving favors, or expect to in
the future, from them. And we'll they
may be, for the alliance has started to
obtain An object, and it is good one ::
that OF making the government better
for all classes and they are bound to
win. As fast as it is properly presented
to the people they indorse it and enter
into into the work of helping it on. AL
ready the alliance has been organized in
thirty-six states and before another six
months shall pass, it is expected it will
be organized in every state and territory
in the Union.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-16

) Selfishness, not money, is the root of
all evil. All the great schemes for the
improvement of mankind fail from ig-
noring the natural selfishness of all man
kind. The theories of the nationalists
sound beautiful, and their arguments
are convincing until you take into con-
sideration the humanity of man, and his
humanity is selfish. Socialists and COM
munists lose sight of this, and of an
archy, selfshness is the keystone. The
successful man, the man who piles up
his thousands long after he has piled up
more than he can possibly enjoy, is but
giving play to his selfish instincts to
keep from the less fortunate all he can
and make his own. The man who ac-
quires wealth may not be more selfish
than other men, but he has with his sell
fshness the faculty of gratifying it to a
greater extent than others. Turn what
ever way he will, the theorist is con-
fronted by the insurmountable wall OF
individual selfishness, and until the ma
ture of man is changed his hopes must
fail.