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The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-11-06
". c. SPEARMAN, NJ. D..
Physician and Surgeon.

Office, Front Rooms Over Smith Dru
Store. Office Hours-From 8 to &
n. M, 2 to 3 p. m. and s to 8 p. n
Telephone at Office and residence.
TeXarkana, ARK
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-11-06

For primary, secondary and tertiary
eyphills, for blood poisoning, morcu.
rial poison, malaria, dyspepsia, and
In all blood and skin dlseasos, like
blotchos, plmplos, old chronic ulcers,
tetter, scald head, boils,. orysipolas,
contradiction, that p. p. p. is tho best
blood purlneri in the world, and makes
positive, speedy and permanent cures
In all cases.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-11-06
Rheumatism
algirHaluas nllatlllllll lllll1llnullllllll1lla
and SCrOfuIa

p, p. p. purines tho blood, builds up
tho weak and debllltated, gives
strength TO weakened nerves, expols
Diseases, giving the patient health and
happiness whoro sickness, gloomy
feelings and lassiJude first prevailed.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-01-18

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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-01-18

ipdge Iang."y recently tended IN the
rase II Matinee Efanazan - c.ty clerk
ii Seattle tint 'ha' partM tbs re2iatra-
tim. at feslnfiny ipfs.ln bnru c.hzAna y,
ptodnee ttc,r naturalization papers triprc
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-01-18

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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-01-18

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cas,n "fut a.r.unIs d uuasa uail
al unr..iua MI burl" nlulsir'-A ~
ir, ant undertakes u..>i.nlia:l ,.:HslS
qualification 40 rs.,sl ai.nn amt 'W.ne,
h.d ,.s.tuishps vuin VcsatuUrnns
aw ,ttH nnuuna lr10 uavr;r1mr .lrin-
'lid vlrn nm IS nra 1i.Han ir q
u,vr'3 : ':i..nn. ant dHl .ua r:rli-
meat wits tuurrasaas-' ant sometimes
muAa>t.ur laitsiuus. Ne Wn;pm g
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,a,n '7nmdn;nA NJ asa II al is ,aa'
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n..tn nisia,:as II No 'alrr:.nn i'unn
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mi "a AZ NJ III" iNnN a ilnv nv
dsH;~lnt.rh .,nnri.lia iiH hl,'a ~ nnr
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mica ,ullR.nnnl ar ne .teUul'icails
nnnl' .naanla;', u.is,nnut rr ne
u,a,-rr ,nniug .n"am Aer -, 'ilGw, NJ
.,l.,. innuni y 'ash Nj ,iiH - $50
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-01-18

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-25


CETcAso, Asa. 24-Whe@t wzs Gziss
With loser prices. The trase was manly
iecal. aud azexastsoas wsr< frequent and
changed wtshin Ne raags. TIE feeling sss
easier. naoss % the aexs - hs14 beng n
the main Of bs4rssh character. The mar
kst started cut EASY wlsh 80 Gscalns. ss
So es4t<c. vita he trade very light Germ.
weak there ws.e reports Of l3ksiihoo6
Of increased rece.pss in the nesr fas1rs.
Which receive1 pGr1lni confirmation Ia ths
estimate Of so car loads for Caicago 80
norrow. Receipts to1ay exceeded yestsr-
days estimate By tweasy-ons ears Bash
ness n TIA par sas very dali Nay opened
a. SIZE. or &c lower than Il closed yestsF-
day. IL sold spaxiagiy - 52ssc, and on re-
cell s Of the estimate Of tonsorrows -
espts i dropped to5i5kc- September from
3ss.e dscsins 20 ss5sc. then recovered 20
5s1sc. after which il again sold down 20
655sc. reacsing 81 the eloss 70 5ss4r
The session IN oats Vas net
marked wlsh sny large trades, bnt
fair business Eas transacted notwith-
standing that local traders we're about the
only active specnlgtcgs Prices we're
lower. principally in sympathy wifh corn
September started nc under yesterdays
closing price. a. SosS. and sold down 70 sc.
The provision market started shade oyer
yesterdays closing prices On account OF
receipts 81 ONLY Is.op0 hogs at the yards
The weakness which developed In corn
ard wheat cause1 provisions 90 sympa-
thlzs, aud they left of a. the deciins as
compared xith the last prices yesterday.
January pork closed I5c lover; lard, 4ize.
and ribs. TIC loser.
Closing: wheas--Steady; August. a3ssc;
eepiemoer, 54t.c; December. 575s5s9ase.
Cora-EAsy. August, Die. septefn-
Der. o41ss; October, 5Ja1e.
osts-Easy; August, SOC; September.
30lsc; May. S5ssc.
Rye-Steady At 4sc.
Pork--Lowez; September, $3.50; jan
nary. 1890.
Lard-Easisr, September, $40; JsnH-
ary. $T.621.
Rlbs-A CHER: September. s7.s7ts Janu-
arv. 81.
Barlsy--Stesdy at 5s16954c.
Fiaxseed-Iluil st SIS
Timothy seed-Dull 81 s5.20.
LIVE srock
Hogs-Recelpts, 1900 head: yes
terdsy, 1870; shipments yesterday,
10. i29; left over, about 1850; quality,
poor market fairly active; prices, %
higher. Sales ranged at SSAg
SIS for light; s5.0oft5 - for rough pack
ing; s.. i5et3S0 tor mixed; S. 5oG5.s5 for
heavy packing and shipping lots.
Cattle-Reeeipts today, 1000 head;
yesterday, I2,69s; shipments yesterday,
4.569:. market. moderately active; good
grades, i09gI5e higher; natives. 81, 25g250;
Westerns, S2.50atl25: Texans, sl.25Gg3o0;
fair inquiry tor stockers and feeders at
s2.oo6gS. IS; and for calves, $2.00@1.o0
Sheep--Receipts today. 4,0U0 head:
yesterday, 10,6Ts; market strong.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-25
SEw YORK MARKETS.
4nE srock KxeHasaE


NV Yokx. Aug "a To-day. 50 through
oas tbs entire week. nistilllng has been
The feature IA The speculation On the
sock exchange by reason of the heavy
Transactions therein and the conflicting
e s. O00.o 90 which "a 10 alleged
'he company j. endeavoring 20 ne
gassats. q, as it IS claimed IN soins
quarters. has secured. There seems 10 ee
very little doubt that the mystery thrown
around this financial transaction Is for
NE porpose Of manipulating the stock IN
tao Interest 4 al Inside Speculation 90
eae. Street gossip has IL that leading
alFseior of The company Is anxious 10 o9-
ian lire 81 the stcek, aud that tie an
hegncement Of The making Of the iosa IS
p'eieTrsd - enable hsm - bay bis stock 81
Profitable figures The shares advanced =
e TIE early dealings reeeded - and sold
~ per cent before aeon. After midday s
ksaa g =. aas made on "a unconnrmed ru-
hos TIA the lean had been obtained, aud q
saArp urturn occgrrsa On heavy buying,
carrying tie stock Up "a per eeaG from
sae lea prise - the naTasnK. The general
market opened firm. and tie list throaEh-
Gel tie day was strong. with the sxesp-
toa q pszs0d of depression besseen III
as Il. due mainly 10 realization. Sugar
Sss a. exception. aad after . gain Of Z.
80 eenL near the opening fell on y Per
eSat, - ii-A A snhseaasas rally 81 Ia
fss eeat AS iaa4e. vita . final reaction
. = per cent United States Cersags
fFs.ssrsd shows less q - Ter esnI,
t9~a Central preferred per eeat, ard
Rs ether shares aset. PER esat The
sore prominent advances on the day were;
ossgoa Navigation. ~ per cent. United
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-25
ENGLISH MARKETS.

LospoS, Aug. 2L-Bsr silver. .o25 fine.
- ii-i6d. Consois, 1929 Bank OF Eng
land discount rate. per cent
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 24-Wheat-Steady;
No. red. winter. As g. sd: No. red. spring,
Is 81.
Corn-Flrm; moderate demand; new
mixed. spring. Il sd; futures, dull; moder-
ate demand; August. IS Id; September. Is
i0d October, - 81.
Fionr-Steady: demaad. poor: ST. Louis.
fancy winter. s. 81.
Lard-Firm: demand. poor; spot, s9s:
futures. no demand.
Pork--Firm: demand. moderate: prime
mess. Western, 70s; prime mess, medium,
6ls 81.
Beef-Firm: demand. moderate; extra
India mess. rs sd prime mess, SOS.
Hams-DulI; demand. FAIR.
Short ribs, 40s: long clear, As pounds,
SIS; shoulders. steady. at S5s Oh.
Cheese-Firm; demand, fair; finest
white and coiored. dos 81.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-25
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Deeds Recorded In the Auditors once
Yesterday.

Deeds Recorded In the Auditors Once
Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January l,
1894, are S. "a, $40. There were fled for
record yesterday IL deeds, the considera-
tons aggregating se4S. Following is
the list as furnished by Osborne, Tremper
& Co, abstractors of title. lie Cherry
street, between Front and Second:
II. c. Ahiers TO NJ. Schusslcr. lots 10 ii.
II, Is and i8. block G. Queen Anne add, $40.
Alex Southey TO Thomas III. Eaton, lot
Q, block g. Steel Works add, $3.50.
George A. Amsden 10 ]. III. MacLarerty,
lots /, 2, 8 4, block ~, Pontiac. 81.
George II. Randell to Washington L. Il
8. Co.. lots and 9, block s, Randeli's add,
and other property, SIS.
T. l.. Cross 10 Wash. Savings bank, lot
IL, block 2. Munroe's LIST. 81
J. I. Croft to Debby a. Croft, lots II and
L. block g. Grandvrew add. 81.
Il. A. Merritt to ". IL. Sheneman, lots 8
and 9, block ,, Palatine Hill, 1854.
Sarah Burke to T. J. Kenney. lots 4, 7. 8,
9 and 10. block l6, Hanford's add, 500.
I. J. kenney 10 Bay View Brewing Co..
lots 4, Z. 5. . and 10, block 10. Hantord s
add, $780,
L. 4. Shoales to s. L. Price. lot s. block
10, Gilman Park. 81.
+. H. Renick TO J. W. Walker, az acres
In sec %. "a, o, $l0o.
4. Siaassen 10 James Walker, lot Il
block % Salmon Bay Park, sI20.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-25
rmE STATE or TRADE.

THE STATE or TRADE.
sAx Francisco. Aug. 2A-Closing:
wheat-Qulet aud steady; December, s6c:
May. tL04tz; new seller, sss.o.
Barlsy--Firmer; December. s6s.e.
Corn-SI.30.
$500 per ton.
BRKApsruFTs AND GRAINS.
Fiour--Family extras. t34ot3.5o: bak-
err extras. s5.30es340; supernne. 25os
as
wheat-Export movement il not very
lively, but there is enough doing in that
way 20 keep the market fairly in motion;
Nit&s7iSe for No. l shipping, with ssz.c
iaf something choice. Milling grades,
slSS@97tfe.
baFley-There was scarcely any inquiry
for feed barley this morning, while there
vas desire To force business on the part
Of sellers. There is q fairly good demand
Tor bright new brewing barley. Feed. fair
20 good. 7a17TiSe; choice. 7s941Soc: brew
ING s9A@92 sc; chcvalier, standard. sL23eJ
l27k.
oaIs-Liherai. while the demand il slow
and limited. New California coast oats.
ks@sLlo; milling. SLHh@i.22ls; sur
prise. ST. 2sss 50; fancy feed. 81. i5tti -.
Gc&si: gray, sL02lsetL071s.
Produce receipts-tiour, sacks. Soi5,
Washington. 3. $40; wheat. eentals. Wash
lhgson, 1917; harley, centass. io 4os;
Washington. /, 762. oats. csntals. $3.50;
corn, eeutals. 3d.; beans. sacks. 75T; po-
tatoes. sacks, b.47l; onions. sacks. i,S9A
FINANCIAL
Drafts--on sigha New York. per 500.
Essc Sterling exchange-on London,
s4kty day bank. s4s6A1.
SILVER bars-Per ounce. 6os.g65fsc-
Mexican d0llars--52t Gts3c.
MINING sToCKA
hsiehsr. s., Best & Beleher. $50; Bodie
tonsolidsted. Ia5, Hnlwer. 20; Chollar. -;
Consolidated California & Virginia. $50,
ktosn Point, -; Eureka Con, IS; Gould &
Curry. s., Hale & Norcross. g.. Mexican,
10. ophir. 80; Pusosl. a. Savage. IS;
Sierra Nevada, as; Union Consolidated,
= Utah. $ Yellow Jacket, ~; Andes, 81;
Aallioa, 10. Caledonia. Is. Challsnge
consolidated. 3 Consolidated Imperial. 1
Srand Prse. 3; Justice. 20. keniuek. 10;
ueeidsntal, 10: 0verman, -; seq. belehsr.
~ Scorpion, 5. Alpha Consolidated, 10;
tea4denee, loo
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-25

row 81 fsaaer piles - being driven on
the north side Of Central wharf
A party 81 campers returned yesterday
from MackslEeo beach - the steamer
Nate.
Yacht Oracle Fclitz cleared yesterday
for Victoria wifh A. N. To@.es and family
Ga . pleasure trip
Steamer Greyhound will - inspected AZ
ColmAn dozk tomorros and tie " ssco
wsll maze beg run.
Steamer Wzil4 MAllz was a; the hunksrs
Yesterday. taking on fnsl, and isig early
las morning fos Tacoma - load grAIa
Steamer C4ty q Aberdeen vii not make
her reeHiAr TQa % Olympia touoTraw
rasguins. Ias Aaisaomsa vii leAye az
= IA.
TIE Unise3 States lighthouse tender
Cosumhiae arrives from Fest Iosnssnd
yesterday. dropped smcAov tor = short
t4Ens and procseae1 10 scoEGa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-25

c'A.rs leather. preferred. and Ssw Jersey
Ss1'f@a. - Per eeas. The boad Marks
2as strong ali dsy. and there waar~
.oraed Increase IN The voizrns Of BUSINESS,
- transactions awzrsgatinx s. soo0.
SSoyernmens bonds-eEroax
rtatss-DuIl.
Railroad bouds-stronx.
retroieun-stssdy.
FrxAscTAL
Aoaey-on cal. easy At I per cent.
s rsa ioan Per cent. closed a. I per c~nt.
alanss nsreanttss papsr. ssSee5 per csae
oIerinz exchange, weak. vita setnsl husS-
nsss III bankers bills at 81 ga sgs< Tor
oetnsad. and asset 81 tor g. dsvs:
posted rates. 81 S6a4s7 ard As-44ss.
commercial bills. tIstI<6s4 sfs..
silver certsacstes-otssfss4s1c Sd
BAnx cLEAKfxsx
The following table. compiled BIZ Bral-
ars<fs. shows the total e4earauces Al to
pFincs2AA cities and tbs percentages IL tn-
Esease or decreases - compared vita the
corresponding week last year:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-25
mARrSn NEWS.

HoorIaM. Aug. 24-iSpecial. ARRIVED
-Sehr Ellen NJ. kimball. from San Fran
cisco for Aberdeen. Sailed-str Point
Iona, for San Francisco. from Cosmopolis.
SAN Francisco. Aug. 24-Arrived-
City of fusbis, from Victoria and Port
Arcata, from Coos bay; Co
lumhia, from Portland and Astoria; he
xesnaw, from Tacoma Cleared-South
Coast, for Astoria; Richard III, for
Nanaimo; ]. b. Brown. for Nansimo.
Departed--Crown of England, for Ma
naimo; schr sequoia, for Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-25
FIRE LOSSES ON the COAST.
Amounts Paid by Insurance Companies
for Jaly Fires.

Amounts Paid by Insurance Companies
for Juiy Fires.
The Coast Reriels for August contains
resume OF insurance losses during July In
Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana,
Colorado. Wyoming, Arizona, New Mex
ico, Utah, Hawaii and California. 1t
shows that the several insurance compa-
MES paid on the policies held in Seattle
sl0.47s and in Washington $63. SO. During
the same period the losses in Oregon were
S50.976; in Idaho, sll. 420; in Montana,
g., 0s6; IN Colorado. $24 002; in Wyoming,
s., 935; in Arizona $3.50; in Utah. SIS. sci;
ia New Mexico. sil. 463; in Hawaii. s46s;
in California, $50. 642. or the latter san
Francisco had 81. so, or 81. 39l more than
tho whole state of Washington. The tota!
loss Tor the above states was $3.50. 263
Fer the above states the monthly FIRE
losses of the first SIX months for ls92-3-4
were:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-25
Information for Mariner.


The following chart corrections for the
month Of July are announced by the
United States coast and geodesic survey:
wAsHISsTOS.
Admiralty inlet, Point Wilson. change
in Characteristic Of light-Ths character
istie OF the light at Point Wilson, west
side Of the entrances 10 Admiralty inlet, is
shown changed from a Exed white 10 q
fixed white varied by red fash every -
seconds. This Affects charts 4, 405, &, $50,
I. 400. S. 0So, 100 and s,00l.
ALASKA.
Feiics strait. new buoys-Two new
huoys are shown as follows. Aiax Reef
buoy, re nun. No. 2, Annette point (tan-
gsnt( NE \ F.. Survey point (tangentl w
X ;, Hoispur island rs sangeat) 5 * ":
Wallace Reef buoy. red nun, No. 4, Snipe
island r = y. Annette point ttangent)
NE = \, survey point CtangenD SW BY
" J. W. This affects chart ;. 100.
Clarence strait. Point Stanhope. spindle
erased, new buoy--The spindle heretofore
shown on Lincoln rock, miles w by n
from Point Stanhope. is erased from the
charts. and a new buoy. Rock buoy. red
nun, No. 2 Is shown on the bearings:
Abraham island IS tangentl ENE \ r,
CogFman island N tangentl SW W,
Marsh island lW tangenil NV - y. This
affects chart :. a0
Eastern PASSAGE. HIgbfeld anchorage.
nex baoy--A new bgoy. City Of Topeka
rock buoy, red nun. No. ? Is shown on the
bearings Point Highheld SW by ".
Simanof island tW tangentlN =. r. The
buoy marks = pinnacle rOcG, Of a mile
FROM Point Highiie.d. on which there is
bat feet of water. This affects charts
: $50 aud S.994
wTangea strait, huoy changed, buoy
number changed. res 0aoys-~iosn Lock.
Waad rock buoy. black. Ne Q, Is changed
from \ ear 20 . spar buoy. The uumoer Of
North point buoy ia changed from % -
NeN huovs are shown a. follows: spike
rock shea buoy. red nun, keene island
least lsssgel beacon \ : VI, keens island
Is tangent) WSW = " Copley rock buoy.
black can. Ne. 1, hseBe stand ) taugent(
SW x ", naFnt island ledge beacon y by
W q. ". Ih4s effects charts : lS0 and
s80
Peril strait. nss baoy-A new buoy,
Nixon snoAl haoy, rel spar No, .. is show n
on ire bearings Little Rose island (W
tanxenE} = "; Big Rose sand liefE tan
gent - h 5 +. IAis Affects chart : "a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-25

TIE fluctuations in the local produces
mkrkes yesterday were unimportant. and
ths movement Of trade Was rather light
Rscsip,s were large and the market is well
stocked. In fresh fruits the demand con-
lanss good and prices for nearly all va
rst.ss remain low and weak The best
GRADES Of peaches are in moderate supply
saa full figures are more easily obtained
shsn at this time one week ago. Grapes
are making quite an attractive display.
kas the demand is not active and dealers
srs shading their asking figures. Piums
sfs Ia excessive supply aud sales arc both
light and slow. Bartlett pears are in
sbundant supply. but much of the stock
10 Of Inferior quality. Choice fruit sells
vel. but 1t very low prices. Watermelons
and cantsIoupes are in heavy supply and
slos 10 sell even AZ the present low rates.
Vegetables are plentiful. but low prices
gsnsrsIiy prevail. In dairy produce the
condition OF the market shows cousidera-
BE stability in the way OF values.
Creamery butter remains steady and in
good demand. Ranch eggs are ia good
supply and prices generally are weak.
Cheese remains unchanged. Poultry is
quiet,
Movement In the grocery line was brisk
yesterday morning. but sased up some
shat in the afternoon.
large amount Of hay Of good quality Is
being received from Eastern Washington.
and the market Is well stocked.
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The United States FIRE losses for the first
sixmonths of 1893 and 1894 we're as follows;
on rear ofIu.p~ptton.

]. u. Farrell. general superintendent Of
the western division Of the Great Northern
railway. arrived on the overland train on
Thursday night and left early yesterday
morning. accompanied BY Superintendent
Copeland, FOR general inspection Of the
Coast lines
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.


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Al Wasts1arg Monday evening The little
s-yeaF-o4d boy 81 Andres Ssoris wxs
arosnw4 n the mllG FAes.
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The following chart corrections for the
month Of July are announced by the
United States coast and geodesic survey:
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Total for the o. al sfs4-sesii 20 4
Exclusive OF New Yorsi 3,s - 4fe - 4
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LUBIN's TOOTH POWDER win
give ron PEARLY TEETH.
IL will give you BREATH
SWEET AS A BABY'S.
twill HARDEN THE GUMS
II viii PREVENT DECAY.
LUBIN's TOOTH POWDER 10
free from grittiness.
LUBIN's TOOTH POWDER has
Q delicate and refreshing flavor.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-07-21
Ellenborough's Sarcasm.
PtilIzs

Lord Ellenborougb was famous for
sarcastic speeches to counsel who con-
sumed his time to no purpose. Mr.. Pres
ton was great conyeyancer, but not q
brilliant advocate On one occasion,
having inflicted on the court an un-
speakably dry Grafton, toward the Gloss
of the day he asked when it would be
their lordships' pleasure to hear the re-
mainder of his argument. Lord Ellen.
borough uttered sigh of resignation
and answered, eve are bound to hear
you, and we will endeavor to give you
our undivided attention on Friday next,
but as for pleasure, that, sir, has been
long out OF the question. San Fran
cisco argonaue