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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-30

Chicago July @o.'Thc EVc1ns Ioum"' ood eP, ,iS
i, steadv good tn prime ~ 5Osi %; oih-r
i 75GsI - fccdcfs az 2jas3 20; rcNms ~ "0+3 80
'ofs =. 5oG43 10 Hon Receipts. lfOuO hra' N,P'
me. 5000 head market olcnd 'tcady clo,'d % G" w
r'nch and common. ~ jO0 - go. mixed - lu@9, =,
i" , r"a,v and butcher weights. - 9O04j -; hent
- "ias5 % sheep Receipts 5000 he'd sdlnirmssd
400 n ,d market STEADY: native, ~ 1u0 - W.: Ei
Westerns %; Texans, ~ 750t4 10 lambs :" "'"
~ <, Louis July 99-Cattle-Rcccpt> 900 hcad sh,
,.,. 3 zoo head market SLOW; fair :" gooH GuN'
in.dflm to ordinary Texans - 21n13 cows anu
rarnrr, II iOos1 Iogs- IrcriptS 2-tV 9e!11 [nmy.
49,. $40 head: hos,v ~ S9nS6; mixed - "u"T' ~,
XXX, : -o0 - 30 >nccp-Rrccpts. 500 head shil
mE NM 400 head market higher; good nlut"n'' :" 80
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Qrrssmakinq.


ARTISTIC DRE>SMAKING. Unique de
signs hotel order. a. short notice and mod
crate charges goods purchased II sired.
Mr.. MrELROY. So Fast 9th-st., opposite
DennIng's.
ADVERT I>tMENT> AND SUBS, RIP
TGONS FOR THE NETWORK TRlB-
UNE WILL RI RECEIVED At fHE UP:
TOWN OFFICE. No. l,2l2 Broadway, ID
door north Of rhlIty.ilr~tst and ADNEK-
IINFNENT> az the following Branch Of.
Aces Pa sth-aVr. :. -. cor. 23d--t lJ2
Gth-ayr.: ~ Fol rth-aNc.. conner Four
trcnth--' go Third-aYe.. corner Forty.
.,Nrnth->t. .O21 ThiIt-ave., near Sixty
Gr-t.st. !, 5O- Fnst-avc. lOG Wet Forty
second.,t. l92 COlumbu--sNe. 90 Llber.y-
IT.. - Avenue \; ] 323 Third ave. 20
Wet fourtccrth--t. 2j7 West i2d-st. lI9
Church.st. 81 Third ave ,33e Third.
ave; 2.Ojl Third-sNc., between ll2th and
18Th IT..
At the HARLEM OFFICES. 1870 last
Onc-hundr 'd-and-twcniy-ilfth 2i3 West
One -hundrcd-and-twcnty- ffth-st., and 800
Wet o., hundred and forty -iiith-st., up ~
.. M. at r"guiir office rates
DREsSMAK EK.-Elceant cutter and Mt
ter s3 day. or AZ nou" r. Iiect NJ guar
anterd India SILK, grenadines or cloth Sults
made in one week for so fancy waists
aud Russian gown, speciality. a. East
lOtn->t.. ncaf broadway.
DRESSMA kfNG - Artistic tailor made
suits from ! ~ and Workmanship guar
ant ed also ball. evening and receipt IN
dresses A. equally low prices. BON A >.
IS East 20th--,.
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FURNISHED Rooms.

-
OrtItf. and rrcrp.ion-toor and good
viii - tho bu-ine-. %. tn late -. J II. O.
G. Fuller - West jnth-~i.
VISITORS To NIW-NOlik wishing
tnou- in most central location. apply ut "
t.i-i 2l-t--t. i''rnor-.
-. - - = ~ snail aud large nicely
furnished rooms. elegant 1'h> pr.Nu."
.amily 20 West loth--t.. n"ir 5th-aNc
lOTH-Sr. ~ EANI mar lIio. dNay.
Large Iurni- she'd iIunt ana iarN looms QUO
cl..t UP, folding bci-. bath. rn'iuihg
water smaller t""n- oho'"' - Upward
80 EASI l0lli-Sr Ni'r.y mlai-h Il
rooms f"r light hou- keeping, llom ~ up
one ba >'.f.rut to let.
- WEST 37TH-Sr Richly furnish 4
pirlor. all Improvements, . gcutcmrn OF
man ana f. $50 priv a. o. sid 'u.r.
1921 BROADWAY, corner ijth-,t -
iDrgc and small desirable room very low
summer rates; references tan'lcnts a.
conniodatcd.
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gitn Real estate for Sale.

Brooklyn Real Estate.
DOT BILE TENEMENT. cold water fat
for -dlr. 10 kaHay-aNc., n ar Eastern PARK
Ch'ap Tor cash. Address, RAPID. Bon 10,
Tribune ONCE.
FOR SALE.-A very large four-story and
liar building high ceilings. abundance ol
lilht' very strong suitable fur storage war
house or mandatory freight elevator and
nr'-".capes location within > minutes OF
CITY Hal Hroohlyu: terms easy. Apply 20
u. VI. CIIATNCEY CO.. Limited Mon
tague--t.. BrcoklVn GEORGE +. READ
o Plnc-st. Nrv.. York
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bodro nn0 Rooms.

City
TWO RESPECTABLE youn. iadl'- or
Young mem can h. accommodated Win GOOD
Inard by o herman willow No. lis Inst
.th--i ti-o.n'ut.
eGru 81. 81 VII Elegant iupu.~
-in,lr ani "a suite private htIl- surri.'t
failf GUNNER pflrr-.
a1D.sl.. y Wl.>I.-Il ." second nong
? ont roonL with board 1,I o'h' Io'7,
fs b. board.
90 ~PRIN G.S1. Hi,c airy room, Thor
pugh ventilation oN'ril,nf bond
brooklyn
TWO LARGE SQUARE EuOMN.-Dc De. o.
fat'or- and furni,hl - H"N All 'Ie-ant
nr,t-,I's. location. clr,df d. - tolunhia
II.fehts
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UuIn WaHIru


NIalce
PHYSICIAN ol cApriicnc" and estAO-
u,htd reputation Ia mental disease u'Sii''
cNrlusiNU Cilr Of patients q. N"u,u n"N''
with one. DOClOK -, Wi>'lnonilhS'
Philadelphia rcnn.
YOt Ne MAKKItp MAN want, pc
,ition a: ANYTHING handy with Ii"S OF any
Kind. DhNLlN, l2l Fast eoth-st'' DiNs-
mint.
\NlEKICNN lOr III. well eiuactrd In
.Nslll lauguae,-, VIII accept employ ih'ht
eft, or cotlntr,. br,t references IL good
reader AdGrr., BON :, - Sth-aNr.
AN ELDERLY MAN need. employment
at moderate wage, city OF 'ou ,Gd,, 81 .
DURfII. ere Of T.. j. Clark. liz Critfe''t.
ny >IN6LE MAN. -, speak, hlcn
and low German, hngllsh and SPIN. a
nurutly: can take care -. horses, I IA -
and il willing to - auN kind "l Nof".
& Nl>SEN. Il lStaNe, Broohlyn.
BOY 10 would like Position OF any
SH'mi'TINKMf tJIif.R rs Wa,hIneton-.t.
Roy want. a situation TO run isS'e ger
30 Glcrno->t
EAKF.E.- second hand on al Kinds OF
bread and rolls wants steady position :
city or country ss lavlngt"n.Nt.
COLLEgTOE.-Po wanted ss cod
lcctor hail attendant In hotel or ms, ~.
ger. hy Il youna man OF SrndF ha .,a :
honest ana reliable. MAhllN h"N"' >
o. Clermont-avc.. brpoklyn
COLLECTOR with hr-t~class reference
and security. thorough know edge OF tlty'
-lrcs A POSITION Address COLLIE 1OR,
care p. J. Cotter. $50 Broadway
IuE TRIBUNE UPTOWN OFFICE
242 broadway. I'd door north u 3lst-st
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions
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miscellaneous.

BIRD MAMMA keeps canary Birds IN
good health and song while moultlng or
changing feith RS. l5c. by Mall. Rid
Book Zee Bid FOOD CO., 400 y. Sd
Z. nhIIal,InhIA. Pom.
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a.. Low middllug ..-..-.- 81 90
Mfdd1fuu l-lt
Good ordinary
Sf,icf GOOD OriiiDa'

~, Tho na,set for cotton on the spot l. 'cai' at
Unchanged quotation Op-ons-!lad IT,,
bonph ne dealings reach very ltrlr'tdo' "-. -,.,
eVeT 20 OON bales chan -ng hardS IN IA
the tate Of the AntiOpion bill l. Sun uc ,l'' a.
,cr,6S 70 kcen ma In NllA mel N'3
A. the outSet to-day there d cline OF so"it i
=. latino nromnied bv dsappointng lNerp! d,oU"
Ss, The later subsequently, hardened on Whi,h %
"a General bIyins emcnt in en"l '1it ~ ,or' ,ho
hence reaction lceNng oil 3dj points loss TOT 81"
dav sales $4,000 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-30

demand I;osin fgir demand lad-Sp3t and future
in poor demand. Wheat IN fair demand Flour in po'i
demand. Coin-~pot futures demand; mixed
Western, July, nominal; September steady, at u J2i'
Hop, AZ Iond0nIa cIhc Goa tIherc i nothing oferlng
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Doar0 tUanlco.

City.
MATTRESSES made over at residences.
according u size, a. - tO 81 %. MAJ
HOHtsNE lU1 East ll2th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-30

ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS
,,o,,,oo Julv - 3:45 y. m.Heei-Ihc lcns M nl'
,,I porn I'm feir demand Hams IN good 1ciahu
is,rnu In fair demand short ri. abont - iorc
IL long cear middies. shout - NJ MN " ~, "a
md short middles about % a. in moor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-30
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT TIE EXCHANGE.

There were no auction sales Lberty-st yesterday
most Of the auctoncei> md dealers beng absent L.
IIarnc,t left yesterday for saratoga. Timothy DonoN"
will spend the month of August at Oh" tam' place
The following private sales wer, r'pHt"d at the f'N
change Morris Il Go. hay sold for Dr. Mp I,
W,ty'ichth",t ;hc price paid bcine about cl7.5O0
Ire SAM brokers' have a-o sod I" Dt. nlrt nr, s
a,cs for $1,000.
,orccio. SE 81. 70 10 W,t tire tog
Lid foq carh hou,e and painun was the buyer st
All Che other sale, adjourned.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRAN>FEi;N-N. Y CITY
In,l.v..t 40. -: Kari Edinqcr t. y Kir-h s2oWo
Wai,r,t 80 rs To- 4.6 taihasinc "afriok to
lais.,1 So. g. ard 81, samuel Aronson To l.. .. ~,
Irnt NS ~ ' i.dNs ,,' m I',1 To- same 80 90
'. S i, ,5s ~. T. .as s'' g s@,
ro%,l So 81 fG~po { >rna.rer to ''"rmaon -, 10.
lod Ian" u =. ailn Drr-n~icn--t a'>c~ John "
Morn, 10 I SIR ..,.., ., ,....,,.
L'i ail and coo A,,ora,on to G,orec Fortr
-ot. g. >, -, 1. io II ''"-'''
e,,H., 40 $50 i@,t. \ Hro'me 10 " - ~,
est. Is 4"'n' 10 II q. s,nat~ iG->'eii Eunicc 1900.
Hay NJ. N,,Goisa 70. ar, to a.ry Isct
80, A. 80 co. N'''' ''''''. B. D.
7,dp''' = 5 50 % East AIo.'' weber to Nor' 900
,.,',t ,.'% -. 100, It s c,m,t @',ioo n'nr 49,,
sGln-., " =. $50 Z, " ''''"''' d M " l. oD
9istr .,' ~ ~ Y,. '''u 1900,
l.i,h.-, s. =, - I3 AK, W.! TO- N,l MG
Tclgrp ,S to N I]o%a,c and 7ra,c bocsj,
,.cr., ~ ir" "a ~ e N rdT,o smith
.,, h s>e go i'o f. iiau., a>oo Io.cn o
p., ,hSr TO- L"S eo '.' Fest 75,7, John ~
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poIero unu yaIIiuars.

FLANDEAU a CO.,
LANDAU CO..
st e$siSSADW&Y' 's sls hho xsb Eli sfllAAv I'VE
SPRING AND SUMMER CARRIAGES
Fop T 81 ne best elAss.
r rcsohM. Wsgonrttes.
S ~ Depot Wagons
49, curtain ROcka yeys,
fsndas, FIX. Top Caoriolets.
6Gs,u'auletes, DOs.a- Dos.
Sn,nlouses. Road Wagons.
o-Pe>s. Eocksways, Ton Phaetons,
6houpe i'ockaways. Ladle' Phaetons.
20, tor Droughsms. Buck boards.
~. Ia hseVOhs, Village carts,
III Whe,Iefs, KuDsbouts.
1.nn, r5seton'. Derby Phaetons.
Doctors Wagons cbiifren,s Tr.p,.
Buckbosr ds Sax"n ph aetons
vii hand Breaks and 0uinibu>e s.
nave oil STYLES Ha.ness.
pppihipIee stock OF above Vehicles at Low
IT'Ies Constantly on Hand.
ALL N0yELTiES IL DESIGN. PAINT.
WOOD AND TRIMMING.
REASONABLE PRICES.
THE TRIBuNE
o,o Uptown Office.
Lax IS oadnay. I'd door north OF 3ist-st
Awe usements and Subscriptions
received therr until o'clock D. m
AT BRANCH OFFICES.
49, eA'''' "H hb> TtfclNtu 81 re- uldr OutCc
o. rates until D. M. VIZ.
.2i otn-lNe., @. cor. OF 23d->t.
los Uth-aNc.. cor l2th-st
~ IolumO1s.aNe., near West OSth-st.
lVo west 4-d-st. near 6thave.
% Me-s lfth-st.. near 5th-ave.
20 west f2d-st. bet 7th and Sth ayes.
lot fth-aVe, cor. lith-~t.
,3SS dave, between 10th and 18th sta.
~ 8.aNe., between 10Th and 76tR ,ts.
l,OZo 5d-aNe., near 6l>t-st.
no l>t-dNe., near o,th-st.
10 Jd'aNc., conner i7th-st.
JJf 3d-aNc.. neai East 37th-st
% Avenue 4. between Sd and 4th ayes.
Y Canil-st. and l57 DiN>on-st.
lfo Church-st. bit. Warren and Cham
beIs >ts
26 East 42d-st.. near Madi.on-aVc.
2,O5l 3d.avc.. bet. ll2th and ll3th sts.
~ bbefty-st, near Il galway
HARLEM OFFICES.
~ Last l25th-St, near 3d-aNe.
~ West l21th--t.. bet. 1th aud Sth ayes
800 Wet lf-th.St
BHOOkLIN OFFICES.
591 Fulton T.. G3 Contest. 500 De halb-
ave, 1860 Bedford-aNc.. - B'way.
WAN TED. so OOo. 900 people TO send
'or Blrch's carriage aud harness csta.
ognes largest assortment In AIoerlca 'eit
Moderate Prices don't pay such eitrAvaran!
'hsee for harness Nd csrrisfes estao
shed 1sn2 Addrcsi b. BIRCH. Bur
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for 5llc.


LNRGE CHEST Of -taam.httci's
tools. ch@p. Apply ios Trinity Place. BIT.
l. ana !.
\ MAGNIFICENT 800 upright grand
piano $50 three pedai,. dpublr repeating
A ton. lihc nc", silver mount, i la1'Hs I'n.
pro>rInents, storage must sell. loo west
2:d-,.
AT REDUCED PRICt.s.-5OO second.
nand wood And iron working inacntn.,
lully guaranteed machiDerf bought Ani eh'
changed. GEORGE d. EDDY. 3so Mail
.on.st
BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY
Tr, nAs lag. l,Cthcr good-. steamer tiuhh'
chaii-. few soilcd; sole lthcF and sample
trunk, az hall price. 1j1 liroii"9l cor.
BitICns. D",n> tOt sALE--Jtrd'n
BRICK Co. capacity 5O.OOO.OOO. manu-.
facturcrs " hun, Pompeilnn, oman, MAJ a-id
red fronts arches ground at shortest notice.
once, North l5th-st. Philadelphia
CIGAR. STATIONERY. ccnfsrtlonar'
Eew- Gelot. with route agent for iioy
laund-y; cheap. l9i Throcp-aNc., Broohlyn.
COMPLETE SET Nf.W.NORk TIKI g.
INE, hand'pncly bound ,, l19C t. $50 9'
PERKINS. Clinton Hail. Room /. Astor
place. Nrw-Yors.
FOR SALE Light manufacturing busl-
ness. governed by valuahl" pitent genuine
bargain large profits; corresponding
solicited. PrNNETr, Rochester. y. Y.
FIELD GLASS.-La.gcg: size field ana
marine gla-s made by Lemllrc. ~ Pans /:
T-tfcct order and complete with ease and
strap; as cash CHARLES. Tribune ON, 3.
LAMSON KRUSE check and adding
indicator for sale cheap. SWEENEY. 81
Beayer-st.
POULTRY BUSINESS. dwelling. barn,
stock and everything needed for raising
esry chickens and ducks T. f.. H., Box
80, Bellmore. l.. !.
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THE DALIlOtSlE.-An 40 o'utclN nrr-
proof house 10 t. Is Wet J9th- II.
overlooking Central PARK choice single
. partucnt a. rent IN tnl~ very srlcct noun
Tor families. Please inquirr ~ J IN OK.
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Gitn Real estate 60 Get.

HOUSES and FLATS. West side. an
price. STEVENS. gth-aNc.. corner a3d-
-. Mh-ayc. and lOfth.>t
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business yDantes.


AN ENERGETIC. intelli-cat nan who
will inNe.t 1000 TO - 600. j. OLcr.d
.ood -a'lfi,d position in an ottbli 'h,I
luanufaoturih@ business; no notice VIII De
aiken Of agtut~ ~ those who do not give
fun particular. In Their reply hereto. BONA
EIDE, Tribune Onicc.
ADVERT EMENTS AND >UBsCRiP-
TONS FOR me NEW.lOHK IHlB-
UNE WILL BE RECEIVED At THE Up:
iCor north u Thlrty-flstst and ADV En-
TIsEMlNI> at IN, following branch oi,
fees Psi Sth-aNr. G.. cor. 25d-rt. lo-
tth.aNc. l51 FOurth-ave., corner -Four
feminist; $50 1hrd.aVe.. corner Forty
,e,,nthst. 02G Third-aye.. near SixiN'
nr-t->t. |, 1OS Fir>t-aVe.. lOG West Forty
second - l7j Columbus ave. 90 Liberty;
Wet Fourtecn,h-,t 2j7 West '2d.,t;: l49
Chur' hist. 81 Ihlrd-are. LBS Third.
ave. OIL Ihrd.aNc., bctw cen ll-th ana
ll3ih It..
DRUGGISTS. ATTENTION - New
brick store. very prominent conner popular,
n,arby growing town V,ry desirable OPEN
Ing for drug business. j W. ATWAl FIX,
81 Libcity-st.
FOR >ALE.-GoOd old-cstabli.h.d cigar
store. including theatre ticket Office. ~
shave.
PARTNER WANTED with $500 cash
in payable business. 40 Nolth-st.. store.
PARTNER WANTED with $1,000. N
acr's Of improved lots on Long Island. 80
minutes from Bridge Address J. c., Box
-, Jamaica. l.. /.
WANTED to communicate with plrt'es
wishing to sell lumber or coal business
entire or partnership in same. Address
H., Red Pauk. y J.
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CounIrn prcperln tor Sale auo 10 LEI.

A IrRACrIVE HOMES. at Harrington Park Bergen
nom New.York plots offered for sae from i've cent
,ni upwards per square ioo. property l. carefully re
sirctsd For further particulars appc atlnn may be MAJ,
nersopay or by letter To J. EDWARD GILES, III last
Eixtcent Street. New.YoTk.
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90 Get for bnslness purposes

THE TWO top loft, II ~ Or ouWlch.
t. with hand elevator. 10 let low 10
GOOD PARTY Apply ~ Mr. JOHN Null
LER. oJi GfccnW ich-.f.
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Counlrn Real Cstuic Go tct.

AsBURY PARK y. Cottages 20 1T
'or season, Furnished. MILAN ROSS.
Ashury PAX. y. J.
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WarphOusc DE- Ncrics since July ]. lS'- NcW-n orr.
or 81 Jag, Baltimore. 1852 bags NcwOrlcans, 1923
tsSoTvTON For prompt delivery iuiod steady at un.
hance1 prices. Sales, 7G3 bales for consumption aid
,1e h,leS delivered on contract Receipts to-day at tn
,,s Ills bales against ss4 bales this day last week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-30

At 40. III Roadway s'aYth ryan 9nrr '' u mo,
.tnry dwelling, Oh plot J5NIcO. Ih'tr Wa~ only %
lid fOr each house. and the paintn MAS the buyer 81
: - Zach.
All the other sale, were adjourned
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pomesrlr 1itnatlons Uanteo

NAleA
GOOD FRENCH FAMlLf.-Man can
take ,aie ~ horses good farmer aud gar
G-ncr. vie good cook wash aud iron;
Aoli reference. Address /. H., NJ. J
Wt-t--i,
THE TRIBUNE
lItoWn Onicr.
I1to Broaiway d door north OF 31st-st
NdNertl-en.ents and subscriptions
received there until y o'clock D. m.
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POULTRY BUSINESS. dwelling barn,
stock and everything needed for raising
esry chicken and ducks H. f.. H., Box
50, Bellmore, l.. !.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-11-30

HSy There is more Catarrh in this
section of the country than all other
diseases put together, and until the last
fes years vas supposed to be incuraole.
For G great many years doctors pro-
nounced it local disease, and prescribed
local remedies, and by constantly failing
to cure with local treatment, pronounced
it incu:able. Science has proven catarrh
to be constitutional disease, and there
fore requires constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by
F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the
only constitutional cure on the market
It is taken internally in doses from 10
drops to teaspoouful, 1t acts directly
on the blood and mucous surface of the
system. They offer enc hundred dollars
for any case i. fails to cure. Send for
circulars and testimonials. Address,
F. F.J.CHENEY g. CO., Toledo, 0.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-11-30
He agreed to do this if Cleveland was

h6 HRleeQ 10 uO Ills IL Nlofelhuo Ho'
elected.
The Camp George B. McClellaud Uni
ted Veterans Army Drum and Fife Corps
marched in front of the wheelbarrow
carrying United States flags. The bar
row was elaborately decorated with flags
and Diller wore flag around his shoul-
der. Coughlin carried picture Of Clevs'
land in his lap.
The procession attracted a big crowd.
On the way up Centre street Diller had
to stop and rest and wipe the perspiration
from his face. Another atop was made
to allow him to treat Coughlin and the
members of the drum corps.
CANTON, O., November 12.-Albert
Joss, the solitary Republican in Wines.
burg, Holmes County, has been cutting
cord Of wood in the public square since
election. a ban9 lays when he stops
to rest. Hundreds of Democrats have
been gleefully watching him for three
daYs.-Meu York World.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-11-30

miniature receivers. The words "New
York" and L'Chicago" are stamped on
each end. Among those present at the
Chicago Office were George NJ. Pullman,
Columbus R. Cummings, Professor John
P. Barrett. and E. NJ. Barton. The rate
for FIVE minutes conversation between
New York and Chicago is to be So
Scientific american.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-11-30
During the winter of 1886 81 q pei

During the winter of 1886 81 O pei.
ri6ed frog WAS found in quarry nesr
Elmirs, N. Y, which was fec! 8 inches
in length and weighed over 100 pounds.
This is the largest specimen OF fossilized
frog yet brought to light.
N. Peck: "I'd have you know,
madam, that have as much right to ven
tilate my opinions ..s you have" Mira.
Peck: "But, my dear, your opinions
don't need ventilatiog, They're all wind
anyway"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-11
Mrs. Heiwig's 5,o34 Loose Teeth.

Armed with Il search warrant Treas
ury Agents S0ehnglen and Harlan Wis
tied the residence Of DR.. Emmey Hell
wig, a female physician. and after ran
sacking the place they located a big
package Of false molars. The teeth
were all single, no sets being found.
They numbered just j,034. The woman
was taken before Chief Treasury Agent
Seaman, where she admitted having
brought the teeth from Germany. She
came to America Oct. 4, 1890.
There is q duty of 60 per cent. on
porcelain teeth, and as the lot was val
ued at 5000 the duty would have been
considerable. After safely passing the
customs officers at New York Mrs Hell
wig came to Chicago, where she opened
4 dentists office. This failing TO pay
she hung out her Single as 4 female
physician.-Chicago Tribune.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-11
The Pogonip Fog.

The city Of Carson. New, experienced
the other evening the thickest and Geld
est pogonip fog in the memory Of the
oldest iahahitants The pogonip fog Is
peculiar 70 elevated attitudes in the Ne
vada Sierras, which is something for us
to be thankful for The pogenip ascends
from the valleys. and its chill embrace
is so much feared by the Indians, who
are predixposed TO affections of the lungs.
that they change their camp if appraised
BY the atmospheric conditions that the
dreaded fog IS approaching.
Odgen, chemist of the Nevada min
ing bureau. furnishes this pleasing de-
scription of the pogonip: In the White
Pine mountains, the Toyabi, the Myko
and the Parranagat ranges it is quite
common 10 see the trees, houses and
everything ont in the open gradually be
come white without any apparent cause
There Is no perceptible fog. but the hot
air from the valleys gradually ascends
up the mountain side, and becoming
erystalllZed. the minute CRYSTALS attach
themselves 10 anything il sight, This
phenomenon affects human beings in
just the same manner, aud when the fog
passes by, the frozen particles will adj
here to the hair and clothing. producing
a very grotesque effect. Providence
Journal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-11

The monument which is to be erected
in New Orleans in memory Of the late
Chief Of Police Hennessey is nearing
completion at the works uf the Hallowell
Me- Granite company. The monu-
ment has three bases, the lowest = feet
square. On the top base the name
"Hennessey" is chiseled i'll raised let
tiers. The capital is two feet in height
with paneled sides. Surmounting tue
capital is plain granite column thirteen
feet in height. AT the foot Of the col.
umn is the coat Of arms Of Louisiana,
and above that Is a representation of the
dead chiefs badge. From the draped
top Of the column are suspended 4
policeman's belt and = club, like those
worn by the dead chief
A singular circumstance in connection
with this monument is that seven of the
nine men employed in making it are
Italians Speaking of that, Joseph
4Arehi, who has charge Of the work, said
The Italians who are doing this work
are Of different class altogether from
the New Orleans Italians who killed
Hennessey, and they are in perfect sym
pathy with the Americans who shot our
evil minded countrymen. Boston Tran
script.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-11

NJ. Zola being asked lately by an English
interviewer which Of the English novelists
were most appreciated in France, replied:
Dickens and Scott, without doubt, and
for this very obvious reason: The novel in
France has always been more or less eman.
cipated, while the works of Dickens and
Scott can be put into the hands of any one,
which is more than can be said even for
the works of George Sand. Besides, Dick
ems is a poet, great poet in many ways.
He is less English than most of your
writers, and that is why we understand
him better"
And Scott" asked the interviewer
''ScottW answered NJ. Zola with an i'm
patient wave of his hand, LITERATURE de
pensionnat There is another reason for
Dickens success over here" he continued,
following up his train of thought. Our
opponents have taken him up to use him
as an argument against our conception of
realism, and at one time our reviews were
flooded with articles on Dickens. Tolstoi
has been taken up in the same way, but
his success was never real, like that Of
Dickens.
"Thackeray," NJ. lola added, was deep
er than Dickens, but SO difficult to under
stsnd-so English"
George Eliot, in Zola's opinion, had no
real knowledge Of humanity. She gives
me the impression of never having been
outside her library door. She seems only
to know her humanity through books"