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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-27

Baltimore. oct. 2G.-Four dun. unchanged: sales.
~ bills. Wheat quiet. 40 red Hlot am oS'9ne !.
CG'.nDPzc: December 6Sh 1880, Nay, h' ~ % =.
steamer No red 81. "o,g' stock, LIZ VI pus'.
sales. ,a.eO bush. milling wheat by sample. obrbc.
Cora dan. mix ii. spot aad october bHi1 &C. ~,
ycmb,r. 9'6',c; year ,i'er bld STOCK, 81 -
old &c new: yellow 70. iSc o't " Toe new o' :
steady: 40 white MtZ,'n %s'y, ~ ~ NJ
Sc. stock - 40 tl@h. Hay easier; good t. choice
timothy So 10uSi5 a. Grain Ir,Rhts qu''t: IN
quiet ,reamcry fancy. ssG2yc; 10 iAr 10 Cnol so
.,p,1c. 10 n.tBt o:. -5c. Egs scare ~" pS =
coffee quiet RIO cars 49, 'alI, l9'tc' 40 " io'2O'
Oiher articles unchdnS i
below &: winter patents 81 i0Q& 10; straight ONO
and -. Louis. 50 i91@ g.. Mchlgan, Nafo ~ 'ol or
quiet ard easy: NJ yellow Msli'lc' steamer {{,,-
low. .Di-ni0'c. oats In inodcrat" Hemihu' S.
steady. clipped. 2so Sc. latter for fancy, othtI
grades very allow and nominal. shorts Quiet wint' =
bran $i7Htl7 -. spring, SO Provisions-) emani
slack: no material changes IN prices. butter-l'-
ccipts moderate and demand slack. but prices UNI
changed. CAocsc uuiet. but firm; eXtrn ohio h"tS.
lie and occasionally ii.c Eggs nrmer FOR choice
fresh: fancr Michigan, lie. and choice Western
nrss BE receipts for ~" werk-Flour, ~ so bbs.
and .i.29i sacks: corn, l'o2U bush, oats, li,-HJ
bush. snOrts, ~ tons.
Buaalo. oct. 2s-SprIng wheli quiet limit :
steady. salcs-S cars 40 hard c,'.m7oc; 900 bush
No Northern Ssi spot, 1000 bush do {. 6.,tc'
ng No hard ,'r syot, CSiec c / f. No Northern;
c9c spot DO / (. 6lsc. Winter wheat dun; NO :
rsh &c No whit Csc asked i c cr 10 t rsa
i5',ri5-c for No yellow. t2'sc for No corn IN
store. Sales were: ~ ears No yellow, i2&H &C.
= ears No , corn. i2HElac store. Oats white
strong slles-0 cars 3ic; 3r.0srec asked at clos
ing; cars No mixed. 3i%.c track. Barley quiet,
fairly stead; No Western. GoGSlc; lower grades.
- i0 winter straghts. - 2on s. 30. Ryc-tour, $50
50 L. MI!l-fc"d quiet. steady. unchanged Canal
freights strong. higher wheat. DC; corn, So; bar
ley. ir,c; seed sc To New-fork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-27
cOr-TTyrPN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston oct. 2i.-Cotton steady; middling nc;
low middllng. 7l6c: good ordinary. nc; net and
gross receipts 1888 bales; exports coastwise. Ais
bales; sales, i17O bales; stock. 1922 bales.
Norfolk Oct 2s.-Cotton steady: middng. 72.c;
low rniddng. 5-6c: good ordinary. CSC; net and
gross receipts $3.50 bales: exports coasiwise, 453S
bales: sales, .2jT bales; stock. Jl,IsS bales.
savannah. oct 26.-COttOn quiet mddling, i-i6c:
low nitllng i-lCc good ordinary, l3-l6c: net and
gross receipts 1853 bales: exports coastwise, 2OI'
bales; sales. $500 bales: stock. 1902 bales
New Orleans oct. .6-Cotton quiet: good mid
ding nc: middng. 7asc: low middlng, 7@sc; good
ordinary 7c net receipts. l2lS3 bales gross. 1874
bales. exports TO the Continent 1850 bales; sales
5O"1 bales. stock, 1854 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-27

ana LCps SLANG" ca;uRrd Fro per bb 5o,@tl - SQUASH
Long sad ueeari % 81 sf.sy 20 per 40 bS s
g s' fuTnp c,naia Ep''i,p cr Per o ss r3 ;5
Do Lag Island sa sISsr y do wc.tern cyta large
and and root $500 60 o 90 ''e rn a NC%
S ba a. .se 7,4l con: NorGk per basket 7eT
81 -; fsr,np I.ttucc per b3l. 81. soup
yr,n DBL pcr 100 Iarchc. slI-i % spinach per Dbl
IOIIO.. Stilne hean- IonF l-'''u pr' ~ F'"F' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-27
,o,,,v pnoprcE MARKETS.

: ,oo, oct ID s:i5 D. m-Beef in poor demand
?, l.lVeLpoo, ,o,ate demand. Hams in poor demand
ori cut to 10 P fay at eu 's about Sa s.
III ,,s. snort rib about - ID. dull AT yis
d G long clear mdes about q lS dun al G I'T 81 a,
5is Si Sno1 ,nndsrate demand Taliow spirits OF
urpentne and rosn in moderate ddGnn Hrru
Wros,ar ~, eoo dull al 59s Wheat in poor demand
Flour in fal demand cornSpot IN taf rea snoi
ateady at 81 I'D Hops at Iondon-PaciHc Coast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-27
THE PETROLECM M4RKET.
IS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
Sew-York. o. sober 90 1893
Tho crude certificate market continued to advance
slowly without widening the limits OF speculation. a
apathy In dealings Is shown by the Consolidated
IN ,hance tut the bid price held at - At
on CITY there advance 72'i cents from 12i,
cents on Wednesday but later there reaction
72i- The field situation remains without novel
feature.
Refined petroleum was unchanged az 5.fj cents
gallon barrels 80 In bulk and $50 cents In
case. 70 clcn quotations Antwerp IL l. francs;
Bremen i.35 marks London. 3'sd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-27

METAi,-lRCN- The loca. marie: for Ps iron + Dun.
feat ,ci... and il' lh uAirtrc-tng AdNc's IOM
n,ner ,oatkris fail show Mrrn briir. conditions
Il.t.lure ? ports Inquiry for mhtcrs' nor a'i
no, eel If immediate imIrolcGr.t There Is one lnla.i'
In the iIi surs marc; or ai~u 900 tons steel oI,t,
M .nt cash basis with Possibility q" pa rlhL the ou'I
ot - u.Eers' mill This NoulG indicate drop OF 1jc
Ter ton Incrr +, nusincs, ia IIg iron al isrnfg
H. .,at o. Ia Tia; rap iron l. 3-p ol'l. bu
i'm IN. way o Old iron a.id -t"' rlls thcr. 81. SOM
ura sure sell. price not coh-ur"',on. r''c' ~"
rn,,,.llv ,urr.l iitt.hur- iJlows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-27
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Burnett David w. AID wife to Du Bo' .,o
cus.n l' Eli ssDth Of to SHINE TsSiSan
ls:h;,t. Of Avenue a year, = m9 6rtg, 8,
oa Gcmp a T. e"' sth s,2%' Of 4 %ssinS
Cregier' lily +. 70 West End Cooperative Build:
ing and Loan Association e ; Arthur-st, u
pcS SIsS9 Su. "''I To Abbott executor,
Daniels George ), T. Mary o'Iiara, South.
Dillon, Marceiia, to Pehamiale Land Company,
rcnas saG JcSn To- q Yam wccf ssdst
rleis FSrdna, l. to G,orae Ehret No 53i sth.
Ge nSS ch'' Christian 70 Aphon.e Hegcaaafr
and another, lo2d-st, OF West End-aye, 90,
GrSenNwsId. Joseph. and Wife 70 Gertruce Jcwet.
s5 al as eNec yn,r. 6or; sss@an' OF cs
Hush, a jacob and VIE to i R6Oadcs. list: ~
w ws'' E add %s tn eofss Roll 2S
yclS nj W and anothy to Mead a; 49,
Trustee 3ists,. Of 0th-sye. 2 years.. s,
Kahn, Leopold, 70 stuart. coldmOusavc 30,
1ener eOJn acob Of 70 the HewYorK Cooperative
Building and Loan association, Pros =.
Mayenhod, Frederick IL and another to George "a.
Montgomery, Martha. to Union Trust Co. NO 1873 ,
MULE Fhp s@S aao@eI Decker Tin. q
ReS Wstsy e S Ma sIS ssd.. Of
Spies. Amelia l.. to o W Hall ct al 55th.ss,
s,,s o. Ma anns ceas' conckn Riverave
Sloane. 'f iIaans al s. Q Mapss and another
shs TReniy ann to w niSDa'i adorF aHi
Won n0T Tas'n sssn 4. to Mary Townlcy E. al
Amsterdam-ave. land OF Charles Ches' o
WOOD UrI Thcodors. to Ge9rgiana Harry wayeF.
ley paee sOTn4r Of i0tas n,,Seyy ayIs 70 isj
East lith-st / Observation-Disclosures L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-27

tras with su,ar lie sc and Zoe fer The trip:
barb ho-pnaIc rocE Port Lamp to bait more II -
lurp'r NIr.acnicoI, 10 New -YnrH : 20 = >clooncr
lumbcr Salos. Va. 70 Nr~NorA = %; TWO Hchcoact>
coal iot. Johnson - -. John. j. soao. ,
Oli.S-There On rfrr Ma.'t ier cotton p,d on
TO-DAY. with buycr- -hoNhe some a''>'io1 70 hon on
AZ tne clo'e rnn~ cIu1' suol'd a 51g 5s' Inv
The last rcrof, nom l.,dcfd rplr' the ';Oek OF
sperm oil Gi7j b5s: Wade oil lao bbl> and whale
PEOVISIoN>-Thc marsct for :oe product ope9cd
moderately active and weak op live log r'c'iYs which
wcr h',y ard in -'nnth' h sIl' -in,i. 1rr,
Iirm: Saics Of 100 Gbi.. oac,,d fIr, mes so
Il .jdSli 7J....... BE.F-.l0rA't st'uN '''lonS
d lndj, iS ami .iz@fl, BFr miM>-Martc Quit
At SO 20 chicago ham. AZ sl' 20 DRESSED nos
-Strady: 1sori s2c ijO.r. $50; ION -, e. ",
7,sc: do hans oulc It ioalo'sc p.cL'ee bellies dgil
JPN quoted at H. TN r. lH' n,h L,ls 81
80 -. 1OAjc to rciiner- city c"'ra ~ WV,
200 compound. S'-o~h' rom i%r '' , ~.
70 so, a9d South hn a T,,,,rr es,c nominal: jSnu
an, s,oc non ina ,. .,, q,
full prices. We qute Domestic iair I, rood g." &c
prime choice l'sdj''c; fancy, 'e"''tei 'ap'h -"
srGAr-EAw-was ncglortd and The miees quoted
go. ertir,iv u'uluni W. quote. t'iitinsl! ~ ~,
s7.dic mu.coy do - t;, 34c; mo!ss, sugar ~ e.
= rio ieo Inn-covado - test At 3-c: tis haVrs the
market bare Of stock Loni.n-clnr dun; no chansr.
Java at d. Cd. ,ir r,inng 81 ID. b"rs r3'nsr
REFINED I'd rot attract much at'e,t o. but Na,un'
wrrr without chang AMI -,cihy me fol WING gloIa.
s'c quotation. posted by ne refining ana
:: present ard allowed NewYork AMI Phiiadclrhia re-
4ncrs ais" allow per trade discount lots OF
100 bill or more sad on iG sugar nrrkcd IN
iac. uorc is no additional charge On eranrlal'd. but
&c Icr N OIL ohct cradles
A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-27

cash quotations were as follows Flour was
steady: prices unchanged. 20 = spring wheat,
csc: No spring wheat jGafjc. 40 red. G3l. W
G3'sc; 40 corn. "Ssc; No oats, 2sH2siic No {.
rye. NE: No barley. 5Jc No | haxseel. 81 0ll
bib. 81 jDrSlS lard per 100 n. so loG$l0 Is; short
ribs sides toose) $ 6jDS9 -: dry sailed shoulders
1boXcD, EmsI - short clear sides (boXe1l 50 2j0r
s. -. Nh!sk"y-Dlsti,lers finished goods. per gal
Ion. g II. Sugais'-'nt loaf 6.co; Erdnuated, 55ic
STANDARD \. DOC. On the Produce EScnanBe to-
day the butter market was quiet ard easier: fancy
Creamery. DC; choice. 26027c; sweet but lacking
isNor .ap-6c Ergs We're snade easier; fresh
stock dc
Cincinnati. Oct 26-f'our-sprlng patents: s. S,a
3 ~ fancy at " HftS -. and family at - 1Ju 81.
Wheat market Is steady at yesterdays prices: $50
bush no red &c. Corn-New corn rs coming In
No yellow, iOc; No mixed. i0c: No mixed. 33c
white ear new SSc; yellow ear, 40c. Oats-There
Is 4 hrTner tendency In the markets; receipts are
not as large as Yesterday; No white. 29c: rejected
white, 2Sc, NO mixed. 29hc; No mixed light
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-27

spot coaee was easier; Sales included 1000 RIO No
i7..c; 1000 DO. at l7Isc. Mid coffee steady Sales
Quoted Isle. ~ M. 49, -.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The flour market TO-DAY showed
sore,vhst nor. activity and rather better There
was a fair Inquiry for spring paen,s. With - bid for
Minneapolis and 81 lo asteu. n,iashts were a'so
I'm fair request and sale OF 1000 sacks Of extra No
was for export Toe total Transactions
y, ths maSet were larger than during the
Tow days VIC, the closing tone Arm Total ssc-
- ,,ckoc. Including 200 winter patents s3
,ei Is straehts at So goa ~ 81 latter fancy $50
- lea. nj So: OF a
600 sacks city mill Hour private terms 400 bbls
@.e o.. geo bbls nne, 81 9S Ia sacks H. ~ 10
in bbls: 800 spring patents at f}Gsi 20: 40 bbs
sfrairhts AZ 10 500 80 15 $50 tb ces- al - 90 200
80 nix.,reS At s. G004a 80 and go sack. % fines
ri So Southern Goui somewhat. more active VITA
NJ straight, Of 81 POD t3 80 BIZ X
WHEAT FIOCH-fhe market was agoin stronger or
moderate offerings aud light r"cci.t, >ir- "er: $50
80 ~ so ...--.YE Flp( Narke, STEADY.
Sales 800 bbe at s3as3 10. Quotations follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-27
EssaI Nolllss.

q, UPREME COURT. CITY AND COUNTY
y Of New-York. i.e.ek.ah Archer. palntir against
oscar NJ. Durham Cassell Publishing Company.
Notce !: hcroby given that untcr and PURSUANT to
an order Of int, C9u dacG re gsh c day II QsG
and County " New.Yer' IN the above entitled .,ion.
sctro.jie and other Sai", Stationary qHlre stock.
ta', furniture and Hx,ucs claims book accounts prom
issory noe- contracts, rsnts money nni ea,h ~ .aS
Con,lanv MENTIONED in t9e dialogue or inventory
IN the ofce OF the Clerk Of ;hc civ and County OF New
York the 81 dav OF Octoer 1898, toeethr with AZ
Receiver subject such deductions shall have been
made by him thcr,fom nay occur In the conduct Of
s sa5 T and ,s,n:r by BY S hass beng
such PROPERTY end assets a. HAL be ema9lns in h..
ssSoen to The his.e' bdssr a price not s:, than
store or place o, brslncS4 Of said Company. Nos, TO-
and los fgn nS ae @ w OF s,y % S
her. 1893 WENGY, J. HRAKER. Receiver.
Attorneys FOR Receiver 81 wal street. Ne~.Yors City,
< UpREME COrRT-City and County of
rick n"nle dcfcnisn. summons
You ar, hereby summoned answer the complaint in
III. sson and to ,re copy Of yogt answer NV on me
ih- exclusive of the day Of service and IN case
ah ySs aaa i you by default for The ref dcmandcd in
Join d. T0wNSfND Plaintiffs Attorney
postonce address and oaicc y. ~ Chamber'-..,
To Tho above named fena,nt fr.d.rict; Home ~ -
to IN" gu rSU t. an or Of i'm cdrc H. S oy
Justice u the sppr"n" Corrt 4 thc state Of New York
dr;e' 2s'h day Il sept mbcr 1893 and filed with the
COMPLAIN; office Of the Clerk Of tn" city and County
- Work. at the County Court House in the City Of
pai'd september gsh 1893
JOHN D. TOWNSEND, Attorney for Plaintiff
NcwYork civ. Ncw.Yort.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-27
he openinc range and close t0daT and closing BID inc
.o1. nin md Ia cnntrast a follow.

New.YOk spot sales to-day and last nish, 70: ec9sunp
which lac lower compared vita yesterday. pre- -
Quota American standard OF cae 'lncs
fo, and running III qn3uty not Moie
than half of grade above below the grade queteu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-27

The for.gn rol r.Fects are apparently IN not much
hot., form than OWL. Ad' iccs ION London under
date Of October indicar that business duint tie past
week N NfOagnt ca. aud 0.d rail- las been
mrd ir district not at,e'f BY u" c"d s'ii.". "Ad
In coaDict,ng biOI- me cos.Es ui 0h" branch
of Inc .>loIt trade" ~ b,in2 fully ma htth'd Inc
steel s,Irl dull. Lui sale, hit" b''i,
made Old str icils finer az improved c"Wud
for nom. consumption. We quote to-day Ia IONS ! d,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-27

1t is what Mrs. V. obtained when she purchasca' IN
1851 a valuable corner Central Park The absiuct
Il. had died sozed of the property In 1880
unmarried and intesate and how his brothers and sisters
parttoncd the property.
In 1885 Mrs. V. contracted TO buy an adjoining os'
attorney by chance discovered that 3 oil not 40
unmarried and .ncstlte supposed but shortly before
his DEATH IN the part Of the state. had Married.
At his death he lefo widow and chd. and VIII.
by which ali hi, property woat 10 them They dld hos
know he owned the property near 'eniral PARK
In the fifty had ntcrNe net the heir, OF ms
child had scattered the West and South. and after
much inquiry found by the attorney FOR the pro-
posed seller and qutclam deeds obtained from them
at great expense both parcels and Mrs v psa
her share and took tito TO the additional parcel
In 1889 she sold the entire plot, and this company.
examining for purchaser and not being satisfied WIN
the proof that all the heirs OF the child OF b. had been
discovered cent an attorney % Wisconsin ana another 10
lousana and discovered three sets OF minor children
equally entitled with who had previously released
long and expensive proceeding required to purchase.
under order Of court the interest OF theee Infants
and the title was made good The loss to Mrs "
from relying on abstracts Of TILE in these two Investments
exceeded $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-27
800 bble at s3as3 10. Quotations follow
Spiigg. Wintei


CoRNMEAL1The psrket is sse e" Sales sc9 bbls
- sS; sycamore So e5 Southern white, bags. III Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-27

The stock and visible supply Of Brazil corec spot
and anoat today compared with yesterday, IS as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-27
Real estate.
INSURE YOUR TITLE.

INSUnE IVVN ITTEE'
An abstract is worthless as a
protection.
1t is Il mere opinion based on
such facts AS the examiner has
happened to learn relating to the
title.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-09

Among the brave men who served
from Minnesota and who still live, none
was Drawer than Comrade Charles r.
LOuch. recently an inmate at the great
national soldiers home at Dayton, Ohio.
II served for three years." narrates
Mr.. Louch. "inCo. I, 18th Regt, MINI. Vols.
L participated in the two campaigns
against the Sioux Indians, 1851; served
In Tennessee during Hoods advance on
Nashville in the fall of 1864; was
wounded near that city Dec. 8, 1864, our
regiment having been assigned TO the
23rd army corps, Mai. Gen. Schofield
commanding; was taken prisoner Block
House No. 3, G. & hi. r. R., on same
date.
II contracted a chronic illness from
exposure during confinement. My suf-
fering was intense for over twenty years
and interfered materially with my
worldly advancement. The first real
relief that l have experienced In all
these years was from Paine'S elery
compound"
The following statement from Com
rade Louch tells the story:
Not being a physician, it would be
impossible for me To give correct dag
nosis of my condition before taking
Paine's celery compound. l can judge
only by my feelings of relief. increase in
physical strength, Improvement i'll nerV-
GUS force. healthful appearance of my
skin, and from other things plainly APP
parent, that the celery compound has
been of the utmost value 10 me.
1t has relieved me almost entirely of
painful sensations. In untavorable
weather | occasionally feel a slight
twinge. so slight as to be barely perceD-
tiOle. that is all, merely reminder. My
digestion has greatly imprOv ed: the
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-09

painful oppression or choking sensation
experienced II i happened to turn OIL
my left side while sleeping, has disap-
peared. 1t has cured or checked my
rheumatism, and can walk and move
about without difficulty. ! really enjoy
my food. condition of affairs unknown
to me for years.
When first admitted to the Leaven-
worth Branch in 1889 / had no hopes of
seeing the grass grow or the flowers
bloom again. but l used five bottles of
Paine's celery compound and received
More benefit than l had ever expected.
II know that it is a remedy for chronic
rheumatism, lumbagO. indigestion, and
especially valuable In nervous diseases,
ana IN that Understandable jumping and
humping OF the heart, which makes a
fellow believe his time has come.
II would say to my comrades who are
suffering from diseases contracted in the
line of duty, that Paine's celery conf
pound is the right medicine for them:
1t Will relieve, perhaps cure them if not
too far gone. 1t is worthy OF a fair trial.
Try if i'll your families. Your chill
dren born since the war have Inherited
nervous diseases from you, which were
contracted in the smoking battle and
the eXhdusting marches, which, if for
gotten in the lapse of years, leave their
traces in the system, and are plague
to the comfort and ease of old age. 1t
is your plain duty to eliminate this faint
from their systems.
The tremendous strain and waste OF
nervous force that a soldier experiences
in an active campaign tells against him
on the approach of old age. 1t must be
guarded against: the system must be
fortified and strengthened by some po-
for " ut TnnRlN
resort to Stimuiants. 1t is much better
and wiser to take Paine's celery COM
pound, which builds up the body, tones
the nerves, ami puriieS the blood.
''lI what is written here is tedious and
proSy. IT is written for good purpose,
and from the depths of a thank full
heart, striving to ina adequate express
sIon."
Says Comrade j. ]. Miller. of the same
home:
"Paine's celery compound is the only
medicine that ever Gid me any good. and
can cheerfully recommend ii to any
one suffering from kidney or bladder
| trouble"
! j. A. CFowser, Co. A. I'd Va. Cavalry,
| also of the Home at Dayton, has used
| six bottles of PaiDe'S celery compound,
! and highly recommends it for indigeS-.
! ton and heart trouble.
Paine's celery compound has made
many veterans well at Dayton.
Comrade Edward SehOtt, late first ser
geant, Co. c, SD Indiana, writes frum
Dayton:
II have been suffering from chrome
| back ache for over five years, that is to
I say, since became member OF the
, Home. | tried different remedies to get
| rid of it, but without success. l was
| recommended by amemoer OF the Home
to try Paine's celery compound; tried
a bottle in regular doses before meals,
and found my system was undergoing
| a change for the better. A eOmrade has
! provided me with second bottle"
Paine's celery compound never fails
to give relief TO the sick. 1t makes peo-
pie we'll
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-09
WIDE OPEN.
The Exposition in Full Blast
New Attractions.


New Attractions.
The Exposition is now so nearly in a
stare of completion as regards exhibits
that but day or two will be required TO
make it entirely so.
The show of vegetables and farm
products has had extensive additions,
and constitutes a really magnificent ex-
hibit of the agricultural resources of tue
state.
The latest thing is the taking an
nouncement of 1.-The Worlds Fair for
Five Cents" On payment of nickel a
visitor at the Exposition may see 200
views of the Columbian fair. 1t is the
exhibit of the Minneapolis Dry Goods
company.
Col. Boone's performing lions are still
non est, but they have been located by
the Milwaukee road, which has them in
charge, somewhere in the wilds of Wis
cOnsin, and their arrival is now hourly
expected. No doubt they will prove to
be a great attraction.
The musical programme for today is
one of the finest yet arranged. For the
afternoon it includes "Hna Man Who
Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo" a
cornet SOLO by Miss Jessie Miller: song
by William K. Lane, Exposition
March," dedicated 10 the Minneapolis
exposition of 1898; bass solo by Prof.
E. a. Scott, and song by john Lloyd.
For the evening a concerto for two
comets, solo for the French horn, a
solo by Nine. Marie Barratta- Morgan, a
duet by the sans lady and Mr.. Lloyd.
and other pieces