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ms nRoorE WAS MS roRrrNr.
Grant, "a Coioscd lrishman, Rcaped Har.
vest in the MAYORS Oficp.


"po sou want 10 see "a curiosity" asked
William H. McDonough Mayor Gllroy's
couhi initial clerk as a reporter for the
New York Times entered Mr. Melon
ouEn's Office, un antc-room of the Mayors
office. says the New York Times.
"H4ye you any, asked the reporter
eyes. See that little old colorcd man
over there? Wen. he's an Irishmln, and
n. has "a broguc as rich as the newest po-
lcamlu ON the force. lie came here with
letter. and hc IS In search of money.
Just tuik tp him and see il ( am not
rrht."
the coIorod man was about sixty wears
ola. but tucrc was little gray in his spaise
hair lie gave his name as George Grau..
With rich broguo, he said
"a was born i've miles from Skibhcroen
I'm County Cork, Ireland, and / have been
m This country since 1871"
chief clerk Blake of the Board Of Al
d,ru.n came ia and tried a little Gaelic
ou him. Old Mr. Grant foorcd Mr.. Blake
on tho Gaelic tongue, ana AIR. Flake Is
not backward when 10 comes To Gaelic, at
that Od Nr Grant could talk Gaelic
iu strclks.
NlskuiIc Daniel N. DoncGan. whose
people came frCm County Cork, and VINO
makes the collect lions for Tammauy II al
dropped ln AR pouough pointed with
pride 10 his new curiosity
whats he after asked Mr. ponesan.
Money" said MIR Douough.
CON the same iay as myself said the
Niskinl.t and there was q noticeable ef-
fcrt ON the part Of the adjacent minor
city officials 10 get out OF the range Of
the WI-iiudes eye Tor this is the time
when the Wiskinkie is abroad reaping las
harvest.
OIJ SIR Grant got some money from
the Mayor AID wills Holly ana MT Nc
D,oou.n ana several others His brogue
,,a.s profitable 10 him. when he left the
oflc, Mr. NcDonoueh sent him over To
(ltv chamberlain Joseph }. Ol)onohue'
who helped him along ON his way
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A DIZZY FAKE.
lie Never Weakened when the Man Full
ed OF HIS Coat.
0,onlgvllle Commerclal)

louisville Commercially
a fakir had lot OF German-silver rings
spread out on a little table just across the
street from the depot. and was declaring
In loud voice that he would warrant
each one to cure rheumatism If worn on
the finger for a month, when stout
backed and accommodating man Walk
cd up 10 him and said;
you were at Gainesville about month
ago." 49,
Yves. sir. and I'm going back there
next week. The people Of Cartersville are
crying FOR my rings. Who wants tle
next? Five different sizes, and al war
ranted to afford permanent relief TO the
wcarors."
Il bought this ere ring Of you down at
Cartersvlllc," continued the man. WIN
CLEAN Of danger in his eye.
Not the slightest doubt OF II, my uedI
sir. and I'm glad 70 know that II mas Done
YOU power Of good. Gentlemen TINS IS
the last chance you may ever have TO get
one OF these electro-ma gnetic anti-rheuIiia-
tism rings Every one guaranteed as rep
r. senteI or money refunded heileFeS
rheumatism I'm five minutes and WORKS
complete cure in four weeks.
you are dog-gonel liar" shouted the
ne. az he nDetol on MS
coat, .,.,
Gentlemen. fcllow-citizens OF the United
c.. - era,,tsJ the faklr. Here's n
-, ,,n,. Unit a ring from me month
400 - 90 "a p,iarsntec ring. but some
rim, - u.ronr with II. Instead Of saying
eo bo,-l,sr ho calls me "A liar-not a
Main liar lint q dog-goned liar"
49,, ,,0,, ara liar and "a fraud"
.Ccn,Irrrn come closer My honor Is
O., stake AIy first Impulse IS TO annihilate
this man. but never act on impulse.
know. mat be IS I'm error. ! know that
| can convince him of the facC Ld,eI -"
he will beg my pardon for his rndeness'
! NOW. then, tell this crowd what = the
matter with the ring
ut hasn't helped my rheumatism the
| least Bit"
Have You worn Il sieaailyY
81 have"
and ON your honor you have not been
bcncntcdg
Not q spark"
net me see H. Ia! Gentlemen, here IS
! the Keynote To th' my el.Ig' N'i ~ 30
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- ;rur COTTON MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL september p Noon.-
prices e iii American middllng, sd;
sales 10000 bales; American i@J DaleS'
speculation and export, 900 baies; re-
CENTS. 800 bales. all American; futurts
easY. with demand moderate; September,
( 23-eld: September and October, z5-6id
october and November I 9-eipf Z2-6id;
November and December, 4 23-6ld.; Decem,,
Der and Jang assg, I'D I'D F Ss%u and
March. l29-eid. March and april, 3l-sld |;
April and May, 33-64u4 Si-6id. Tenders.
al bales new docket and 200 bales old.
r. M.-September 1 zS,eied ~, p S5ySs,n
October and November. 4 l,ofd;, buyers yer,
November and December. I.ety4 22-5id. /:
December and January, ! 2i-sid,' BUYERS:
F@bruary and March. H-6id., buyers;
Noreh and April. 4 S0-6iGl4 Sl-64d.; April
and Nav. 4 3l-64fi4 S2-6id. Futures closed
easy. an &c..
Easy: upiands, &C.. orleans. sac; sales,
IA balas: product offered at sc. under
auotations good ordinary, oisc.; low
middling. 9-iGe. Futures closed stea i,S, !:
October, s7e3. November, N;73; December
M March. I ssi9; April ss'2i; May. ss8
NEW ORLEANS, LA. september p
ber S.6: November. HT Decem6er.
| March. 81 S.; April, N.9f; May, $.0Z.
NAVAL STORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON, ~. G., September e.
| Rosln--Firm; strained, SOC; good 90, NC.
| Turpentine-Quiet and steady az 2t,sc. lar
| steady at $ll0. Crude turpentine quiet
hard 81 90. soft and virgin. sl.6o
| CHARLESTON, S. G., September b
| Turpentine-Fir at 24izc. Rosin hrm AT
| soc for good strained. CT
SAVANNAH, GA. September 9-splr.
| It's OF turpentine firm at &c. for regulars;
sales. 1000 casks-all receipts. Resin nrn
an an advance for pales; sales, 500 dds
| Quote: A. Il, G, and d. Sc:; =, M@, r.
| 10 20: n. sas5 window glass. N,sS; water
white. s3.55lf3o0.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
| CReported for the Dispatch.)
1 NopEOTK VA Septernber a9.--Market
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HIS AFFIDAVIT.
i, viii Make People Believe His
Wonderful Story.
Subscribed TO by One Of New Iogkt uest
Prominent Jmttex
Here IL the whole Matter Exsstly - =
Rappsned.


State OF New York. County OF waning
ton. SIS:
Iucien Rodd. OF whitehall. N. Y. beng
by me duly sworn. deposes and says That
some years ago he suffered very greatly
with insomnia. nervous prostratton. ard
his body was covered with sores. causing
him great pain and annoyance. That -
head was so covered with sores that ~
was hardly able to comb or even br0gA
his hair. so great was the pain " occa-
stoned.
That he consulted the local physicians
without successful result: that he too8
quantities of medicine with no bsnene
whatever that physicians told HIM theS
his disease was incurable and he bad come
| to the same conclusion himself, and ts,d
made up his mind 20 80 10 a hospital euo
await death.
That Just about this time he learneo
about DR.. Greene's Nervura blood ana
nerve remedy. which ne begrn to use
That this remedy entirely relieved ara
| cured him. healed and dried up his sofs<s
enabled him to sleep soundly and com.
| fortably. and restored him % hts Ordinary
vigor and vitality. In short, made sound
and well man OF him. so that ha was fuhy
able to work at his occupation, end has
done 80 since that time.
That he attributes his recovery to DR..
Greenes Nervura blood and nerve rensv,
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Aou,e Ar,ieuiar Rhenma,ism'


Attacks OF rheumatism In some OF ,ie
Joints are so common and ofte, so pam
ful and protracted. that dicussion OF i,s
treatment. which recently appeared ~ u,
the European edition OF the Herald VIII
be OF interest to many sufferers.
The treatment recommended by NJ Az
bert Robin ls intended TO relieve the PAIN
4, bring back the swollen joints 10 :
normal and healthy state, and to corree'
the anacmic condition or the paueh''
created by the attack
During the period OF the rheumaue
Mains ne directs that salicylate OF SODIUM
should be given in doses OF -FOUR grainnes
a dav according 10 the following formula
Svr,Ip of orange flowers 80 gramhes
Distilled water, 100 grammes'
saucylate Of sodium, grammes.
one tablespoonful every two hours
Dur,ng the second period. when tn'
,ainful symptoms have diminished ion'1,
81 potash Is most advantageous,
should be given In increasing daily doses
~ ~ az or lcD gramme az the most
In ,v,ter or syrup of sarsaparilla'
Finally. in the third stage OF me nia'a'
40 wbcn Ali pain has ceased and the pa
,isnt needs ~ be strengthened ana recu
,'erated iodde Of iron IL commonly ihh
Gated as proper tohic'
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also at Mobile. although'the banks there
are putting out loans very cautiously.
The gain In general trade at memphis
"a confined TO very narrow .lmifs, the Tea
ture being an increascd cotton mov>-neht.
Buainess remains steady. but only moo-
erately active 1T Nashville. while II has
fallen on Al New orleans. owing 70 the
stringent local rnoney-market. The istler
Ia due 10 demands fBom the sugar-har-
vesting districts and 20 move cotton Ne"
sugar IL expected next week. The LOUIS
lana rice crop Is estimated at less lilan
10000 bags. against 100000 last year
Cotton IS moving slowly at Littie lsosn ,s
although there is a better feeling IN tiaoe
circles.
The more conspicuous gains In geaer'li
trade ~ the South are reported from
Dallas. Recent rains throughout Texas
are said 70 have broken the proioneeo
dry spell Collections are improved. ana
all the cotton offered Is being hanniei
promptly. 4 monster railroad excursion
from ali parts Of Texas to Galveston SUM
uIated business at that city this week
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Interesting Experiments with Bicycles In
the germaa and Frgnch Mapmuyres.

According 10 statements In Paris
paper. two new converts have recently
been made to the cult OF the cycle In the
persons OF no less important military
men than General Lolziiion, the present
Minister OF War. and General de Gall
iiffet. who Is one OF the most distinguished
Of living cavalry commanders. ut ap-
pears" says the London Daily Graphic
that the Minister OF War fearing 70
o5mpromise his oiiicIal dignity by APP
pearing IN the Bots on his new steed,
has caused a special track TO be con-
structed for him In the grounds OF the
Ministry OF War, whereupon he takes
daily exercise between l and o'clock IN
the afternoon.
GENERAL DE GALLIFFET'S EXPERT
MENTS.
General de Galliffet Is said 10 have
taken to cycling from sense Of pro-
fessional duty. Now that a 'cyciist
corps forms a recognized part Of every
army, the General thinks It Is high time
that commanding officers should know
from personal experience what can and
what cannot be done with cycle as
well az with a horse. Seeing that Gene
raj de- Galliffet has long enjoyed the re-
putation OF being the prince OF beauX
sabreurs and the quintessence OF mill
tary dandyism, IL is TO be presumed
that the reproach under which the cycle
has 50 long labored-that of being any
thing but chic-will be heard no more In
military circles. Besides, there are
about half a dozen more general officers
IN the French army who occasionally
mount the 'high-metalled' charger which
goes on two wheels instead or upon four
legs. Who knows? When the next
great war comes the world may gaze In
awe-stricken admiration upon Bala-
clava on bicycles
BICYCLISTS IN THE GERMAN ARMY.
In the German manOeuvres around Metz
certain Innovations have been tested this
year for the fret time. The most In
terestlng was the use OF cyclists for dis
patch duty. The Berlin correspondents OF
the london Standard says 1T was found
that this means OF transport for the con
veyance OF dispatches was very useful
especially at night time. Owing TO the
successful experiments made within the
! last few days II is more than probable
| that cycles will be generally adopted ir
| tho German army. The rider is armed
with q revolver and a bayOnet, the lat
| ter being fixed 10 the machine, while ht
dispatch bag is hung loosely round th'
body. Each 'cyclist brought his own ma
/ chine with him. and viii receive twenty
/ five shnings for its use In the service o
| the army. Water has been conveyed
IN casks containing from sixty % n nun
| dred and ffty gallons which were move'
! on large peasant carts. \ captive palloI
fitted with telephone communication wiz
| those below has also been used. Those II
| the rail1n gave the commander OF IN
| army corps Information as TO the strength
Of The advancing enemy and the move
| ments."
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About six months AGO my little son, aged
three. was very much troubled with breaking
out on his scalp and behind his ear. The places
effected were about as large rs a silver dollar,
the flesh seemed raw and covered with little
rli,tcrs. The child suffered considerably ana
was naturally very fretlul. TRIED several RENE
dies without obtaining any beneficial results,
ia fact the eTdptiOns seemed TO De spreading
and new places breaking ont. | concluded
TO try the CUUCURA REMEDIES, and bought
a box OF CU1ICrBA, q cake OF CUTICuRA SOAP,
audi bottle OF CUTICtRN EFsoLNEST. lwashed
the effected parts with the CUTlCURA SOAP,
taking care not 20 irttaic the flesh, and applied
CUrIcUEA. Iuoticcd a change for the better in
the appcar3uce Of the Cruptious In twenty-tour
hours. I continued the treatment morning and
night. and in TWO weeks the ouptions entirely
disappeared, leaving tho skin smooth and the
scalp clean. in fact perfect cure. ~ have not
seen any indications Of any eruption or breaking
ont since. gave the child only few doses of
the CCTiCURA RTsuLyENT. consider your
CUTICURA REMEDIES very valuable, aud expect
10 keep a small supply constantly on hand.
believe CUrIcURA would I've excellent for apply
ing 20 insect bites, which are very ANNOYING in
this country. {. a. ARAlSfkONG,
Swift Island, y. c.
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as II restored him when everybody ana
everything else had failed, and he hasi
been given over To go to the hospitai anu
die
Mr. Rod1 makes this statement vo'un-
torIlv and chcerfuly, out Of sincere graft
tude for what the remedy has wrought
for him. LUCIEN ROOD.
Subscribed and sworn to before me TINS
18th day OF January, A. ID. lss3, ana L
certify and afIiant to creditable ana re-
liable person, whose statements may DC
accepted with confidence and Implicitly
relied upon. having known him peraonahy
for the last twenty-five years, ana mat
have no interest. direct or indirect. imfhe-
date or remote In this matter.
HON WILLIAM III. TEFtI.
Notary Public In and Ter
said County and State, re-
SEAL siding at Whitehall. where
this deposition was taken
and executed.
DR.. Greene's Nervura blood ana nerve
remedy is purely vegetable, and Is sofa ny
druggists for 800 "A is proven b the
wonderful cure OF MIR. Rodd. II IL the
very best medicine possible TO take Tor tne
blood nerves. liver. kidneys. etc. IL IN
the discovery and prescription OF ~.
Greene. of 81 west Fourteenth street. view
York. the most successful specialist VI
curing nervous and chronic diseases ne
Doctor can be consulted free, personally
or by letter.
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Rstrlssa abe weed.

NORFOLK, VA, September ss.-Markei
steady: prime, 2lzH2Ac.; extra pri'ns' "a
d3c. fancy. SIC.
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BENNETT.-Disd. Friday, the IN -
9:s5 A. NJ, at the residences o. hsf -
Charles u. Bennett, 1913 west C'<y ox~ek
Mrs. NANCY BENNETT.
A precious one from 10 hss gooA
A voice we loved II still;
A place Is vacant IN our homA
Which never can b niled-
by her soa. G. y. BsqnQe
Funeral viii take place akxUxpAY.
the sOth, from Pins-street Baptise chuyNh
at sP. n. Friends and acQnA1a&nneoo
invited to attend without furthes noeloA
MINsoH-pied. at the rsa1dsacs Of ~
son-in-law. lis Twsnty-ninsh street. Jameo
Nj Fuqua. at u0 o'clock. JAMES ~
MINsON, 60 years Of age.
Funeral will take ptnce from the abosc
residencs at I o'clock TalH (Seturdsyp
EVENING. Friends and eeQua1nta1css Of
the family are invited 70 attsnd.
ovERToN.--D Died. Il NJ Pssidenos. -
Perry street usachester. VI. q -
O'Clock. september y ~ MIA n vUu
oINiA ovERToNs aeea = QnxA
Funsrai vii take plete fson - lQD0.
bytertAn church n u 6&cok IuMk ~
MORNING., ~ nh tno1nnt XS1nCn g.
acuuaintoneoo az t1N1(eG 49,
Burial win tare 49, g ~ ~ -
h No>leuay coonQl . 8.
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N.'tfp tFlDunc9
n,n by Mr. David Wells for
D.. .ae national revenues may be
o.. leaving the whlskey tax
co.. 90 So millions, he would Ia
I.. 'r tax from 70 90 Ga millions
a.. L and Increase the tobacco
O.. % 'Y tl millions. Tits would raise
'-.i revenue from l59 90 2is mil
.1..,.. ea-ut = millions more than tbs
t.s,. ,Ai@nsts oI the government. In.
ts.. "'.s'rst on The public debt, but ex'
81 ~. "e4ons aud tho sugar bounty,
assy , 'hat the Tax on spirits Is al
So ,i' ilen 80 per cent. which Il
''s@0a Why Il should not be Ia.
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(Paclflc Tree and Whey

In Monterey, as well as santa cara
County. there grows weed called the
rattlesnake weed. II r. so named from
the story that when rattlesnakes get 10
fighting and bite each other. TINS Weed ~
eaten by them. VIII prevent aeath- =.
grows about ak inches Tall, nas = req
stalk ana slender leaves On the top of
the talk comes head OF flowers. and
the seeds OF these flowers are said to be
very annoying 10 one IN passing through
a mass OF them. as they are furnished
with sharp barbs commonly called stick
ers. The early settlers who had herds Of
shcep always make their hsrdsmen
keen with them bottle OF strong
lea made Of rattissnaks weed. and
when any OF the sheep were bitten they
were drenched with this tee. which ~
WAYS saved them.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. September 2.-Offerings--
Wheat. 4222 bu.; corn (whitel, l52 bu.
corn (mixed), /. 100 Bly,; oats, Loof bu.; rye.
sales-Wheat. s,5l2 bu: corn (white), is
I'm y. oats 81 bu.; rye, 600 bu.
C)uotatIons-W L.ongberry. 6sg72c.
mixed. e7lt72c.; Shortberry. S4nhc.: No
2 red, 7eD7ic.
sic . No. 2 white, 53c.: No. mixed. 5095lc.
Oats-Winter lfor seed, 3t4Slc. No.
mixed. sIisd35c.. No. mixed, SslzaSic.
Rye-55lgt0c.
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they are in the crop generaliy; but those
best advised say the proportion Of wrnp-
pers sold him lately from Eastern Norm
Carolina Is smaller than really existy IN
the crop of the best belt OF North caroima
"a limited area.
AuctiOneers Collin Neal and Trice are
much praised for efficient work done TINS
week.
Louisville, KY. reports light receipts
and a steady market.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products TO
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
It's excellence is due to its presenting
In the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
alive; efectualIy cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation;
1t has given satisfaction 10 millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession. because it acts on the Kid
news, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them aud ii is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
yists IN SOC and 81 bottles, but il is man
ufactured BY the California Fig syruT
Co. only, whose name Is printed on every
package, also the name, syrup OF Fig
and being well informed, you viii no.
accept any substitute il offered.
r.. s.r.. rsfv,satioptoerg
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lchicago Record.)

charlotte 90 the caller)-Yes. Molly
tue, three years older than me.
Molly (who Is getting alo1s IN y ears
All er-she means that l was tnee
- cider than she was when she was
,brse wears younger than she Is.
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Mean temperature. ................
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

~ iCANN RACsiN Ah<NANANAtls
NEW YORK. September &--The tenn
per of speculation at the Stock Exchange
to-day was decidedly bullish. Operators
who claim that their advices from Wash
ington render a speedy repeal Of the
Sherman law certain, gave the specialties
effective support. and were more agrees
sive than for some time past. That new
and important element IL at work on the
bun side was clearly demonstrated by
the fact that a drop of Sia per cent. in
Louisville and Nashville failed to check
the upward movement The decline in
Louisville and Nashville was explained
by the official announcement that the di-
rcctors at a meeting yesterday decided
to increase the capital stock from $500,
on to $4,000, 900. for the purpose OF pro-
viding funds for new undertakings which
they have in view The general market,
after declining y TO per cent, developed
strength. and subsequently advanced any
where from y to per cent, the latter in
Sugar Distillers', and Lackawanna.
During the afternoon speculation was
positively buoyant and the market left
off firm at a reaction Of only Is to q
| from the highest.
SHERMAN-LAW REPEAL.
~
OF the sherman law Is the ostensible
cause for the Improvement in values, the
easier state Of the money market and the
/ decline in sterling exchange which renders
gold shipments unlikely have a decided
/ influence. New England was favorably
affected by the decision OF the Railroad
! Commissioners giving the company a
right OF way into New York Reading, by
| the announcement that there will be no
! foreclosure proceedings. and distillers by
! the Recommendation by the Ways and
| Means Committee Of an increase of the
| tax on distilled spirits. Enn Louisville
! recovered 2is per cent. from the lowest,
! and General Electric despite rumors OF
| the resignation OF certain directors and
an impending reorganization Of the COM
/ pany closed with n net gain of ia per
| cent There was a lively covering move
/ ment on the part OF the shorts. but the
/ leading commissiOn-houses were also In
! receipt Of moderate buying orders for the
| long account. The transactions footed up
| 10000 shares.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call has been easy, ranging
from to 2ia; last loan at 2, and closing
offered at 2i3; prime mercantile paper,
, 7US per cent.
Bar silver. n: Mexican dollars, 53%
| Silver at the Stock Exchange was neg
| lccted
Sterling exchange Is weak. with actual
| business In bankers bill at SLSihNLAE
for sixty days and $L&4n4.@k for de-
| manl Posted rates. $L&64.s1ls; com
mercial bills sixty days, $L&A 0AS3A, and
demand, ASUtS53,
Government bonds steady: State bond.
dull; railroad bonds strong
Sub-treasury balances: Coin, $3,7SS,00O
| currency. 3,7jl,o0.
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Ct'TICUHA REMEDIES cleanse the system by
external and internal medication of every erlp-
tiOn, impurty and disease, and constitute tho
most effective treatment of modern times.
Sold throughout the world. Price, CuTICURA,
50c., soar, 2jc.; REsoLyENT, 81. POTTER DRUd
AND CHEN. Corr, Sole Propretors, Boston.
EE-"How to Cure Skin Diseases" mailed free.
saw .Sa&wl
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BONDS.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, Md, September 29-Bal;
tinOre and Ohio stock. g.; Baltimore and
Ohio Southwestern hrsts, lO3l3: hrst m
comes 6ilf75: second do, %; third do, 6ia.
Consolidated Gas bonds, 56q57H.
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Triae
= THU
Detroit Tribune)

Detroit Tribune)
Guest-Sir. here's cochroach IN the
soup.
Proprietor-My. how you scared me.
didn't know but you'd found bacillus.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-30
hidden Grief.


"Why does Maud look SO melancholy?
Has she experienced "A deep griefY'
eyes, poor girl; she has finished her
box Of carumels'