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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-08
South caroIInaRai|WavCO,

TO THE HOLDERS OF SECOND CONSOLi-
DATED MORTGAGE BONDS. INCOME BONDS
AND STOCK or THIS COMPANY.
The proposed agreement for the reorganization oil
this company dated Jan. IN, 1892 IL now ready Ior
distribution amour the holder. of IL. securities Ihe
New YorS security and Trust Company mas "Efren
10 act ~ the dcpos;ury of the ComIriicc topics OF
the pIan ma, be obtained Il: iis oncr. 40. III "nii
-. Ncw- York City Tie circular letter OF ihr oni-
mjt,cc. together wish letter Of the Receiver mp
proving aud indorsing the plan. mhy be han Il" Wv
same Office. The last day fixed Tor the deposit oil the
securities il Monday, Feb. =. lSHI.
THE RECEIPTS or TIE NkN-lORk >ECl KITTY
AND TRUST COMPANY FOR INCOME BONDS AID
STOCK HAVE BEEN LISTED on THE UNLISTED
DEPARTMENT or THE NEV-YORh STOCK EN-
CHANGE AID NAY NOW BE DEALT IN cN THE
FLOOR or THE EXCHANGE
Dated New 0rk Jan. 80, lN3>'
CHARLES =. FAIHCiiiLD,
IS Wall ~.
GEORGE w. DILLtWAY.
- Wall IT
TIIOuAS l.. ntN~ON. Jr..
II. *. POMROi, 800
80 Broad -.
COMMITTEE.
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Auction Sales.

CC,URiST BEFORE CAIAPHAS."
nfa,r OF tn trustees rsate OF the late Jane,
WrSnouth ESQ. his valuable collection OF modern Oh
tuls and Water Cools Will be sold az Auction with
U.s. Far convenience OF Sa Q. they on Exhibition
az o29 Broadway, corner lists.
" Ie sale commenting Thursday. the 18th, at @3O D. m
ard contiaued same evening at o'clock.
rho Paintings and Water tOl0rs represent ire WORKS
NJ f.,e most eminent artists In Europe.
Ihls Collection cOnsidc ID by Judges TO be the inest
and most beautiful that has hen offered TO uc public FOR
some ytaFs. -, - ..-, D.. -. l..
soil A. order - cl0-n JIo estate
\ view This co lection Will amply repay Lovers
OF Art. -.,...t., .,,..., l.,
che I'm century AZ Rome hrist Before Caapos." which
the public has much admired. is now on exhibition
FREE and win be sold th the above .
CATALOGUES MAILED ON APPLICATIONS.
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This F.vcninc FOR the last time,
NANCY AND COMPANY.

Tuesday Mint, February ., and Every
Eycnils during the week. new eaccn,H9
.ntl,.dt in 3act, by Aulu.Lin Daily Safap,'i
from The 81. ginal work Uf Henri BocaSeh
and entitled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-08
firnuelai.
NETWORK. Fob l. 1892.
To The Stockholders and Boadtoders Of ne
ELIZaBETHTOWN, LEXINGTON
BIG SANDY RAILROAD GO.

The Chcsapoake and Ohio Railway Company having
under contract with 4. p. Huntington purchased nom
hin L. securities the aboye-nanci company ana
having erccd IA offer the same other holders VI
Ike securities, hereby gives notice that on and lir TIL,
date IL il ureunrcd T. receive such securities Tor exchange
on the terms e,a,d below a. thu Office Of DreAe. Morgan
& Co.. New.York who VIII issue temporary negotiable re-
ceps therefor provided the same ere deposited on of De'
fore the 10th February, 1897.
Il 600 Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company = per
cent gold bond OF 1892 cn which Interest will be paid from
March l. 1922 20 be given cNcnanec for each $1,000
Flizabethtown Lexington and Big sandy Railroad Company
rr, mortgage per cent bond with March, 1892 coupon
attached which coupon Will be purchased ana l'iu Ior ~
July /, 1892 to the hcicrs OF DfcAei
Morgan & Co.'s receipts.
10 shares common stock Of The Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company be given in exchange for each Il 900
dcben:lse bond Of the Ezabethtown. Lexington and ~
SANDY Railroad Company
share common stock o, the CHESAPEAKE and Ohio Rail-
war Company given exchange FOR each shares Of
Elizabcth;own. Lexington and Biz Sandy Railroad
Comrany.
Tho stock bonds tho Chesapeake an1 Ohio Railway
Company above referred VIII be part Of the issues con-
epatcd in circular %. 1902 addressed -
tie holders OF certificates for Us stock ana TIC securities o.
the Eli7abctbtown, Lexington and Biz Sandy Railroad
Company exchanged VIII bo deposited a L2rt OF
the security the Chesapeake and Ohio mortgage, Win
suitable provisions for the reorganization OF sad tlza
bettown Lexington and Big Sandy property II FOUND en-
pedcnt
BY order of the Board of Directors.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway TO-,
Ry vi. T.. INGALLS,. President.
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Totals CjS 800 III 9o2 200 oV2'S 4oo
Tho bank exchanges AT the Ne"'ioiA OIt'ilhs iou'e
And the stocks sod tho New-YoA Stoc EAchahsc 'ss
week and for Of the preceding TWO years eOi''e
as follows: 70, G ,oo Feb = 81. Feb G. %.
,,.,.0,c, scfq o55,i37 s5lso$l $40 eslS7 .
10 sfses sold 1870. 1,377.lO3 l,O2G,3ll 2'lo''Z''
TIE MONETARY SITUATION.
There was virtually 10 change in the condition
Of the money market. AT thc SlOcN hAri" w..
call loans continued TO rule ~ - pr ccu "iin
> nor cent and rarely transactlOhs were maze
SLIGHTLY above and below these ngures On uihr
money was in excessive supply al rom z 10 -.
per cent for short dates and from . 10 &" - pr
cent for other periods. The increase III !o"IIS ~
ported by the CITY hanks was usual al TINS season
of the year but il l. 10 be feared that IN ms IN
stance activity in speculation rather IMAM rlcA-
camille business accounts for II.
In the European markets rates Tor money Mcie
unusually low, although tf.e open market rae IN
London was unchanged. In Berlh ana IIa.Aipi !
the open market rates wee below per cent, ;t,u
only i'm Paris were they above that figure me
French Bourse was unsettled in consequence, %!
rumors affecting large banking INSTITUTIONS, pus
the uneasjness was not reflected in The prices 81
Government securities. In all the European TUT
tres the accumulation OF Idle money appr@'s ~
have been caused by general want OF confidence
but the reasons for this Distract have not Ict pc
made known Financial affairs in Spain, and cspc-
cialy i'm Portugal are approaching crisis Dut
these difficulties have been generally known ior
some time The most important effect OF any as
sser in either casc would be felt IN IaFis, MSI
large losses previously suffered have undoubtedly
weakened many INSTITUTIONS. un.,,,
The foreign exchanges remained strong thr"u5,,.
out the week There little better suppN
OF commercial bills but the demand for reini'l alrc
was not relaxed. Toward the cnd VI tie W.
there were more liberal offerings OF bankers
bills but IL nav be questioned whether thcse
were not i'm some sense speculative. Long DIE
were bought some time ago in consequence OF we
low rates Of money but there can he no prom
In such operations at present ratesf and, IN lact
IL Is not impossible that some or the recon,
offerings have been reslizations. 1t Is cApecHa
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Financial! 1leellu9s.
sT LOUIS, IRON MOUNTAIN AND
SOUTHERN RAILWAY C2aPANf.

kT. LOUIS. IRON MOUNTAIN AND
SOUTHERN RAILWAY CDdPAN1.
ELECTION No lCE.. -, 900,
NO. lyb BROADWAY, NI.N Il q l,N jan -, Io'--
~ Office is hereby gwen that the annual meet
~ ing Of the STOCKHOLDERS OF tho 81 Louis Iron Mountain
and Southern Railway Company WI D" he az N com
pany'- O1ce Louis AliHsOur on ILcsdI',
the sth day OF Marcn next. at lock q NJ oI n cic,
ton Of 10 Director, for the tn,nt year, ana lOg IN.
transaction OF any business that may cone beioe saa
meeting. -,
The annual meeting II the Board q Directors WI be
hello Mt the Office Wednesday - ot GhJ " Na@h
next az II O'Clock noon ,,, re-.
The stock transfer books will be closed on TUESDAY te5
ruary 1892. at ococl; and recpcned on thursday.
-~'N' ~ 1S'-' - ~ JAY GOULD. Presidcns.
A. H. CALEF SECRETARY.
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY.
ELECTION MOTTO T..
40. l9j BROADWAY. NEW fOltn, Jan. Il; 1872
N Office is helcby given that the annual meet
~ Ing Of the sto khoders OF M y AtS>OURI Pacific
RAILWAY COMPANY Will be hcid al the con-
pany'- ONCE IA the Cy o St Louis AIs,or on Iuesdai.
The Sth March next az orlork a m Tor { eec.
ton u 10 the ensuing year ana Tor the
transaction OF other business u't may come before sara
meeting
The annua! meeting OF the poard o. Director WIN be
held at the Wednt tho oh Day Of March
The stock transfer books VII be closed Tuesday. Feb
1882, at o'cocK and lcopeied on Thursday.
March 10, 1892 at 10 o'clock q u ~ corrn p.,a
A. II. CALEF Secrosrv-
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Total, IS G33, sci sjs77o55 inc. s24323i 40
| p week ia Jan
80 compapie. sS3sf,0U s8Csl. 42t Inc s297 9s3 So
80 conppniCs. 3319,1S7 ISL 0!6 Dee jCS III 1913
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NETWORK DAILY TRBJJNE, MONDAYS FEBRU AIRY 9, lo'"

IN some quarters that there will soon be a sharp
reduction in rates. but similar predictions were
frequent and equally confident at the end Of the
year. There was practically nothing doing in
tht exchange market yesterday. ana consequently
prices were Il little easier. The market. how
ever. closed steady ut 81 - and 81 81 for ionr
and Short starlln. hllls Le.ncctivoi,. 80
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LOVE IN TANDEM.

rrpsy MATINEE. Wednesday, FEB. 10
StS1XD MATINEE, saturday, fe3' 10
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..oo TrtSpAY THURSDAY and SATnKP III IN, NH
, o,Iorlt series OF AUTHORS, ittADNt
F7iIS;PKINSON SMITH and EloMAS NE ticifcts -,
r rni,,vcd sc,ts 81 and 81 80 Course NcAcys -.
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TIE HOUSEHOLD.

3 II You arc going to build a house,
particularly in the suburbs, don't over.
look the exposure. Have tia southern
or southwestern exposure il, possible.
No house,is q house OF health where,
there is not an abundance of sunlight
and this is coaspicuously true OF that
part OF the houscswhere; tho children
congresate. Many people think first OF
the arranacmcnt:of their parlors; halls,
dining room, ETC., forgetting the nurs.
cry altogether until that most import
ant part OF the households suffered to
filth where it will, as the linen and
shoes arefitted in q trunk whenpacking
it, The able editor OF Harpq's Basar, in
discussing this subject recently, 70.
marked: ~ II; h {, 4,
'aet every ono ought to know that
where there are children the nursery
should be tho largest and sunnicst room
iii the house, for light and air have the
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oNE ENJOYS

N-SAV-~-S ~NsS - ~
Both tho method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
aad refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on tho Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, clcanses the sys-
ten ellcctually, dispels colds, head
aches and icgers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is tho
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duCad, pleasing to the tasto and &c.
.ccptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 60c
end 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro.
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to t;y it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re SKRUp co.
SAN ERdaClSCo. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. Nv. KEW YORK az
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same effect upon children that they do
upon. plants, and those deprivedwill be
rs spindling and etiolated as tho potato
sprouts in cellar are. And oven for
the older members OF tho family the
place whore they pass eight or nine
hours IN tho unlcpending condition OF
sleep should be guarded bya the Eenti.
nels tliat space and pure mir can set
about them.
Tho slecping-room, whether for the
young or old, cannot be TOO well
shielded from the attacks OF gloom and
dust. Wherever possible 1t should
have any exposure but a northern one;
an exposure that during some part OF
tho day will admit tho sun, II but for
mn hour, with his renewing and cleans.
Ing force, before which dies many n
fungus and microbo, and II should have
no moro little holes and crannies than
need be for tho accumulation OF dust
and litter. Wherever II Is not too IN
convenient the floor should he Of hard.
wood, or else stained and polished, with
q square OF Competing or q rug in tho
centre, or with rugs beside each OF the
beds. For II the room is occupied by
two persons 1t is better to have two OF
tho modern small brass or iron bed.
steads side by side than ono OF the vust
old.fashioned kind, whore ono used to
take Journeys from side to side and cor
ncr to corner equal 10 those taken In
dreams, whose ponderosity OF head and
footboard may have inspired many u
nightmare, and whose laundry work
was n much more serious affair than
that OF tho sheets and blankets and
quilts OF tho single bed is" III y
The same writer continues as to ar.
rangement Of sleeping rooms: "The
walls OF this ideal sleeping room should
be neither q staring white nor be too
deeply and richly colored; they should
be warm and cheerful; II papercd, then
with a paper we'll covered with diaper.
ed pattern; or better still is a painted
hard surface with stencilcd pattern
that wells 1t without making prominent
figures to disturb tired eyes and brain.
Tho windows should DO large, with ono
set OF dark shades and another OF light
ones, that the eyes may be thoroughly
rested by darkness during sleep; and
where there arc any drnpcries they
should be oilight and delicate texture
rather than thick and heavy ones, and
should be so hung that they can easily
be run along on rings and shaken, rath-
err than gathered in close folds TO catch
and keep the dust.
"Often, where there are flowing dra.
peries at the window, the toilet table
also and its glass are ,drapcd in lace or
some sort OF embroidered muslin, which
gives q drcssy effect to the room and
helps to keep the dust to some extent
from the various little china boxes and
toilet articles there. In old colonial
houses it was once the custom when
there was death in the family to
draw the curtains across the mirror, as
if shutting out. in the face OF such
solemnity, the vanitics and frivolities
OF life. i.
"There should be n lounge in every
sleeping room, that tho bed may be lett
intact for the night ii one wishes to
rest in the day; and there should be
easy chairs and sewing chair, a writ
ing table or davenport"
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"Your Money or your Life tp

Such demand, at the mouth OF a
"six-shooter," sets a man thinking
pretty lively! With little more think
ing. there would be less suffering.
Think OF the terrible results of ne
elected consumption! which might
easily be averted by the timely use OF
Natures Great Specific. DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery.
Consumption, which is lung-scroiula,
is constitutional disease, and requires
just such thorough and cffcctual con-
stitutional remedy! Taken in time, be-
fore the lung-tissues are wasted, it is
guaranteed radical cure! Equally GER
tain in all scrofulous affections and
blood disorders. Large bottles, ione
dollar, OF any druggist. r r -
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Good looks are more than skin deep,
depending upon healthy condition OF
all the vital organs. ii the liver be in
active, you have bilious look, if your
stomach DO disordcred you have a
dyspeptic look and ii your kidneys be
affected You have pinched look.
Secure good health and you will have
good looks. Electric Bitters is the great
Alternative and tonic acts directly on
these vital organs. Cures pimples,
blotchcs, boils and gives good COM
rlexion. Sold at Logan Drug Co. Drug
store. 30 cents Nor hnttln a.
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Texas has a school fund OF 100000.
LEMON IGLINIR.


Pleasant, Elegant, Reliable.
For biliousness and constipation, take
Lemon Elixir.
For feyers, chills and malaria, take
Lemon Elixir.
For slecplessness, nervousness and
palpitation OF the heart, take Lemon
Elixir.
For indigestion and foul stomach,
take Lemon Elixir.
For all sick and nervous headaches,
take Lemon Elixir.
Ladies, for natural and thorough or
ganic regulation, take Lemon Elixir.
DR.. Mozlcy's Lemon Elixir will not
fail you in any OF the above named dis
eases, all OF which arise from torpid or
diseased liver stomach, kidneys or
bowels.
Prepared only by DR.. Il. Motley, At
lanta, Ga.
Soc and 81 per bottle at druggists.
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CHICAGO ill.,. jan. o-Cattle. receipts LOO
head: shipments 500 head: market strong: M.
tives So 0ja5 %; calves s. 5OIi 81 COWS 81 4Oaa CO.
Hogs. receipts 1900 head: shipments 5000 head:
market uctirc; common 50 Ijn3 so; mixed and
packers So Sln3 o. prime heavy weights 81 01ai TO-
light s. Sui %. Sheep, receipts 500 head: market
steady: native ewes s. 00aI u; mixed 81 30ai 50;
wethers and yenrlincs S. 0Oa6 90; westerns 81 Goa
s 10; poor Texans s. 90a3 Is; lambs 81 7JaG 49,
EAST LIBERTY. Pa. Jan. Cattle receipts 92I
head: shipments SIC head: nothing doing; all
through cOnsignmcnts. Hogs rcceiptsi 100 head :;
shipments 1850 head: market firm; medium
and heavy tops 81 2jal $751; Workers 81 2Oal 20
Sheep receipts 1900 head: shipments 400 head; ;
market steady aud unchanged.
CINCINNATI. O.. Jan. 2.-lIogs, common and
light So 90; packing and butchers So 9Vai 10;
receipts $50 head; shipments 5000 head. -
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Tho best Salye in tile world Tor Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped; Hands,
tChilblains, Corns and all Skin sEri1up.
itions, and positively cures Piles, .orino
pay required. tits guaranteed to give
ect!satistaction.or money refunded.
Price % cents q box. For sale by Logan
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on the extension OF long january options into
February contracts, but after the first sales be.
came dull and remained so until tho close, Penn.
sylvaniG Oil, spot, opening Coo. highest Gglsc,
lowest G0c. closing GV}Sc. February options,
opening Gp5c highest 6igSc, lowest Gl;4c, and
cosinglGl5sC Sales $1,000 barrels. { S5SI
OH CITY. Pa. Jan. 2.-Opcncd at 6l5sc: nigh.
est GlLc; lowest Gl1Sc. closed ut G.Ac; sales
5000 barrels; clearanccs 2,il0,oOO barrels.
PIrsnuRGiI, Pa, Jun. o.--oil market dull Mt
Gl5Lc bid. III 'l- s 80 n n
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Cures all coughs, colds, hoarseness,
sore throat, bronchitis, hemorrhasc and
all throat and lung diseases, Elegant,
reliable.
% cents at druggists. Prepared only
by DR.. II. Motley, Atlanta, Ga. Mi2rir
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-04

NEw York. Jan. 2.-ln the dry goods market
to-day the tone was good ana the following new
prices were. Inade:. 5Allendalc wide sleetinEs
on the basis OF 20I!c for l0-i bleachcd and III
browns: Windsor prints, iancicS, greys aud
blacks &c; Warren-& Co., monsaiIis &c: Ta.lelnS
Franchise 61$c: Harmony fancy prints, grey and
h1nCEs ilLc
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Weekly Bank Statement.

New YORK. Jan. 1.-The weekly bank state.
ment shows the following changes:
Loans increase Gl 900
Specie,
Legal tenders, > 900 900
Deposits. increase.. oil $50
Circulation. decrease .. 4 c. 800
The banks now hold sl7, 232j $50 In excess OF The
requirements OF thca5 per cent. rule. . !.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

tickets. Erts $50, ID =" "''N'' =. i
W.: RoTIssoS. General Passenger Agent. Pa.
= a. J. BASDy. AssIstan. General Passenger
Agent, Parkcrsburg ". Va
J, G. ToMuSsos. Passenger Agcn. Wheeling
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Chicago police arc to have a band.

WITH Ely's Cream Balm child can
be treated without pain and with per-
feet safety. 1t cures catarrh, hay fever
and colds in the head. 1t is easily ap-
piled into the nostrils and gives immc-
date relief. Price so cents. MwF&w
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho foaturs, OF til, Money anu stoos
.|..."....a.H 1t,.tn.. .Hast arg

Tho foaturs, of til, Money anu STOCK
aIarkct,.
NEw York Jan, 2.-,loncy oil cali, easy,
with no loans. closing offered at per cent.
Prime, mercantile paper 4jia6 pcr cent Sterling
exchange quiet and steady at is2ai sIAi Sales
were 2lS0Gl shares
The stock market opened the new year today
with an active aud buOyant speculation, tho
Volume OF business being something Unusual
for this season Of the year as wull rs for hnlf
holiday coming between two full ones. Among
tho active stocks there was heavy buying, In
which London was something OF u ilctOt, while
the demand for cOmmiSlon hOIscs continued IN.
abntGtl, and outside houses contributed their
quota 10 MAXI one OF the most active Saturdays
seen III a yraTs'titne. The features Of the denl.
iligs, however, was tho large trading aud very
substantial advances among the low.prltGl
shares, The industrlnls were specially cOnspic.
u0us In the upward movement, The opening
WIS Heilyc AMI generally lnrgG fractions higher
than Thursdays figures, Tue Upward move
ment III the shares made steady mud rapid pro.
grcS throughout the session, mud no special
features were developed. Tho market finally
closed active aud buOyant Mt tho top prices of the
day, The important gains among the active
shares were cotton oil ~, sugar l. Chicago
gas 81, New England W, and Union Pacific ~
per cent.
railroad bonds active. Sales si,ajs,OOl.
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Stables, barns and MI shelters for
stock should have as much winter sun.
light us it is practicable to secure. Not
being carpeted and curtained there is
no excuse for excluding the lfe-giving
rays, rs is done in too many dwellings,
by foolish housewives who sacrifice
family health and chenrfulness to n
sentiment OF sadly mistaken thrift. IL
lustrating,the importance OF this ines
Unable requisite for all human and
animal welfare, we cite from Colman's
Rural World the report OF cruel but in
structive experiment.:
"a man took two calves sixty DAYS
old, weighing $50 and 1S2 pounds, both
red in color, and placed The heavier one
in 4 dark room. whore the feed could
be delivered by spout. The other he
placed in similar room, where it had
plenty OF sunlight, and both had the
same feed three months. AT tho end OF
the three months the one in tho light
room weighed $50 pIunds and was Gp-
parently healthy. Tho other weighed
only $50 pounds and had faded to dull,
dirty red, and Tor week or two after
restoration to light kept its eyes closed
most OF the time: ltnevcr recovcredits
former bright color or from the other
effects OF its three months in darkness. y
-Net0 York Tribune ~
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Natural gas bubbles through the sur
face OF Ventura river, California. When
it is said, the flames extend
over O space eight feet wide.
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nucl,len,s .Ar,,,,i,c.a,. ,,,,iv,,,

cIyclSsA1l, O., Jan. 2-cotton quiet; mid.
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z Metals.
Notion, .. ~

! MY Y ron Jan. 2-Pis iron steady; Amcri.