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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-01
THE RICHMOND Observation-Disclosures AUGUST /. 1894.

the desired information by Bfr. Hard.
wicke, chairman OF the Finance Commit.
tee, who explained that the baby bonds
fall due September LIST. and that the body
represented by him had Devised this
means Of settlement. which meant imam
cIai economy to the city In interest.
Il thought 10000 Of the I per cent
bonds were issued" said Mr.. Noble.
THAT amount was authorized to be Is
sued" replied Mr.. Hardwicke. but that
much was not needed and the remaining
bonds were destroyed"
The Board then adopted the resolution
and also agreed 20 another authorizing
the Finance Committee 70 borrow f2la.ce
under the temporary loan plan. pending
the sale OF the bonds.
A resolution. offered by Mr.. Hardwicke,
directing that the sum OF fe,5O be placed
10 the credit Of the contingent fund 10
pay a Judgment recently obtained against
the city by Mrs. Matilda Rosenfeld. was
also adopted and the Board adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-01
nru vopK sTOcK MARKET.

NEW YORK, July 3i.--The course Of
speculation at the Stock Exchange to-
day was almost the reverse of that OF
yesterday. While the advices from the
West I'm regard TO corn were nearly all
Of the same tenor-namely, that the crop
was being materially injured by drought
the operators evidently concluded that the
report OF damages had been exaggerated
by western spectators who are engaged
In bulling the cereals. The shorts In the
stock market, instead OF waiting for any
further hints from the West. decided
20 reduce their lines. and hence, after
fractional declines at the opening, the
leading shares improved anywhere from
J., TO per cent. The Changers naturally
scored the largest gains. az the snort m
terest in them had become unwieldy.
Lake Shore was weak, selling down is,
to l29, and closing at 1871. Consolidated
Gas broke "a, to ll2. and rallied TO ll5P
llii5. Manhattan declined 2, 10 llik. but
closed the same as on yesterday-liJi2:
pullman and American Tobacco improved
/ per cent, while New York, Susque-
hanna and Western improved as nuch;
The sales aggregated $500 shares. SUI
gar figured for over one third. 31Go
shares changing hands. Burlington ana
Quincy was traded in to the extent or
Il. 600: st. Paul that of il.iD; Rock isianu.
500 and Distillers. 500 shares: Nothing
else figured for as much at 2,"o
The market left off dull and a shade
easier. The bond market was irregular
Treasury balances: Coin. N3.oSSoOo; cur
rency. SOL. 1900.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy at ! per cent ias.
Loan nj 1. and closing offered at | per
cent: prime mercantile paper, 3hafH per
cent. ,o., ,o.
Bar silver, e2N. Silver at the board me-
elected. iii. o,,ot
Sterling exchange strong. with actual
business in bankers bills at AsIlgdisiSA
for sixty days, and $ssisntssh Tor de-
mand: posted rates, t.Sntssi2; CONNER
cial bills, Assied+S.
Oovernn,ent bonds firm, state ponds
dull. Railroad bonds weak
,r,,cr offnp kTIONS
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Virginia News Notes,

The Misses Stribling. OF Virginia, were
registered al the Paris Office OF the New
York Herald Monday.
Senator Daniel viii deliver his open
inc speech IN the state campaign al Char
lotte Courthouse August 9th.
The Democratic voters OF Williamsburg
viii meet tomorrow night to elect Their
delegates and alternates to the virginia
Beach congressional convention.
The Emporia post -office robbery remains
mystery. The postmaster ~ very mueh
disturbed about his loss.
An EXCURSION will visit Richmond from
Emporia on the I'd instant.
The teachers institute which has re
Gently been In session at William and
Mary college has closed. and many OF
the Instructors, a. we'll as most OF ths
teachers have taken their departure from
williamsburg. ..........-t..
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any trouble In moving them. AZ many ara
| DESTROYS anyhow Of returning TO their
homes. being very disconnected In their
present situation, and as soon as they
| zee the authorities are IT. earnest In their
| determination TO get nd OF them. II IL
| thought they viii go with no disturbance.
| II e. hoped the removal Will be ordered
al The earliest opportunity. az Alexandria
county has no desire TO keep her Disagree
ahle nesrhbors moment longer than
IA absolutely necessary.
couHTY-RoAD QUESTION.
ras, weeks adjourned meeting OF the
county Board OF Supervisors was con-
,,nued yesterday In the county court
bouse here Hon. Frank Hume was In
the chair. and Messrs. Phillips and Clark
were present The board had under dis
cussion the question Of working the
roads OF the county by contract, In re-
gari 10 which II decided TO call for
proposals. for work on them. and then
adjourned until Tuesday next IL Will
then meet a committee from the city
Courfcil on matters concerning the d.
vidng Of the block on which the court
house stands. the city claiming four
nfths OF 1t.
DEATH OF MR.. DUCKRELL.
Mr.. William J. Duckrell. an old and
wcll.known resident OF this city. died
at his home here Sunday night last His
funeral. which viii take place from Grace
Episcopal church here tomorrow. will
D. attended by Burnside Post, g. 4. r..
Mr.. Duckrcll having been member OF
that body Davis Post. @. a. r.. OF this
city. will also attend, and the interment
will be IN the National cemetery. at
Arlington.
FIRST SOUTHERN TENDER.
The Southern Companys railroad-shops
I'm this city yesterday turned out the first
tender. with Southern" inscribed on 1t,
and will attach IL TO engine No. BOZ.
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CITY Hall News.

Major John Poe, Chief of Police. re-
turned yesterday from Baltimore. where
he had been for few days.
Thomas q. Leath yesterday brought SUIT
I'm The CITY Circuit Court against the
Grand RAPIDS School-F Furniture Company,
Grand Rapids Mich. for sits damages.
Monthly meetings Of the Council Com
mittees on Police and Thlr1i Market were
held last evening The usual bills were
approved and q little business In the rOu-
tine line was transacted.
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TO ISSUE NEW BONDS.
Called Meeting of the Eoard OF Aldermen

Called Meeting of the Eoard OF Aldermen
Last Nieht-Business Transacted.
The Board OF Aldermen held a called
session last night Tor the purpose of au-
ihorzng the issue by the Finance Com
rittee Of $225.GO Of registered per cent.
BONDS OF the city. said bonds TO be sold
and the proceeds applied TO the redemp-
ton of the s2i5.Op Of baby or per cent.
bonds issued yea, ago President Tur-
hin filed the chair. and there were pres
mt Messrs. Allen. Bahen, Poyl<in, Snead,
Mountcastle, Hardwicke. Noble. King,
Blake. White. and Moore.
The clerk read the call for the meeting
and the resolution from the Committee on
Finance recommending the issue of the
bonds Mr.. Noble asked some questions
concerning the proposition and was given
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-01
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

KICHNOND July 81, IbUL
OFFERINGS Wbear, 1874 bushels. Corn
White, 80 bushels; mixed, 900 bushels. Oals
2,27O bushels.
sALEs-wheat. i,2Sf bushels. Corn White,
80 nuahels Oats. 80 bushels.
QUOTATIONS. Wheat LonRberry. 52s j4c. |:
mtxeu. JIaJir. shortbeiry. 1ca5ic.. No. =. red.
bic Corn White virginia (bag lots). ota Doc
No. 9 white. 54Iza1Jc. No. mixed. oO1sa
5ir. Oats-Nn . mixed. 34laa30c. No. y
mixed, 33Ma3ic.; new winter, 3oaiOc. Rye
o0aJjc
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Al Nnx HnrlS Hniels.

NEW YORK, July .-tSpecial) THE
following from Richmond are registered
at hotels in this city: j. Terry, Fifth
Avenue; T. II. Pluemacher. New Amster'
dam: T.. -. Quarles. Mrs. B. VI. Quarles
7. ID. Stokes. St Denis: J. Cans, Stewart
Mrs. r. r. Sharks, Sturtevant.
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ON The POTOMAC.
Arrangements for the Removal OF the
Industrial Army Alexandria Items.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, July 3l.-tSpecial,)
Attorney General X. Taylor Scott. II Is
expoeted, will return TO this city to-day
TO arrange for the removal OF the In
dustifal army, now camped at Rossiyn.
IL 10 not feared here that there Will be
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detroit Tribune.l

A girl In every second seat,
In full regalia sat.
And turn which way the actor would.
lie was talking through Q hat.
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YLNRIaTs.

GORGE y. ANDERSON q CO.,
CUr-FLOWERs. ROSES, PLANTS. AND
FLORAL DksIiSS. New garden. nsW houses.
ns~ men, icv pfscoA Phone 1897.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD.
Prices Of Money. Beads, Stocks. drain, To-
bacco, Cottoe, &C., and the Wea-
tIher Indications.

p WASHINGTON. d. c.. July a.
| PAIN Forecast for Virginia Showers |;
' slightly warmer IN the interior |;
southeast winds.
North Carolina: Local rains; south
winds.
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Foolish.
(Truth.)

Mrs. Hicks: Suppose Johnny wanted
part OF your gingerbread. and you gave It
to him: that would be an act OF what?
Dick Hicks: OF chump.
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Real Estate Association to Meet Thi

Afternoon.
There will be meeting of the Real
Estate Association at o'clock this after
noon at the Office Of Messrs. Frank H..
Ifll & co. 10 receive the report OF Mr..
J. Thompson Brown. who was the dele
pate of the association TO the convention
of northern and southern businessmen
recently held in New York
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD. July 3l.-virginia
century bonds, So. bid: CONSOLIDATE ted Gas
bonds. Ilii,. bid: do stock, 60sp65&.
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!. nAasxx IsrELLIosscs.
niNIAruRE ALMANAC. Auapsr /. liza ,so
PORT or RICHMOND. JclT 81, Iss,


PoRT0F RICHMOND. JcLY 81, Isa2
ARRIVED.
steamer poranontAs. Dsyo. Notion. m.,cn.s
d,ss and passengers; irwin wesirsr, sapsrs.
scnocoer Jennie Hall. Hal. Ksnneb,c. .r..
Rich mond leo Company.
schooner George X. vreslsnd, Abta,t. Phu..
deiph,a. coal: 4. III. HAYES 4 On
Barge >. Aiile. Perryviiis. cal; Charlie. II
Page.
vic, coal hirhmond Ice Company.
SAILED.
STEAMSHIP Old Dyminioo, Couch. Ne. york.
merchandise and passengers: coorao W. Alien
q Co., agents
PORT on NEW PORT NEWS JOY 81. 1894
ARRIVED.
Brutsb steamship Amarynls. Ppnts GotdA
\ British steamship Nooassane' Boston.
SAILED.
Britain steamship Anaryiss, Dublin, Irslaa1
Barge Helicop, New York.
PORT or WEST POINT. JrLv 81, iso.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Allegheny. Nicxsnop, Providence
via Norfolk. passengers ana general cargo
Steamship Charlotte. Ntckie, Bsititoofe. Ias.
steamer aim CITY. Nsr,ssli waIksrtoa. pas
sengsrs and general cargo
sAiLeD
Steamship Allegheny. Nickerson, BALTIMORE,
passengers and general cargo.
steamship Charlotte, Nicsls, Baltimore. pas
sengers and general cargo.
steamer Kim CITY, Marshall Walkertoo. pa
sengsrs and general cargo
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x.v,r aropE MARKETS


WILMINGTON, y. C., July 3l.-Rosin
steady; strained, Nisc.: good strained,
sEsc. Turpentine steady az 25c. Tar firm
AT S.s5. Crude turpentine firm; hard, 500;
soft. 81 10; virgin. 2.aD.
SAVANNAH. GA. July 5l.-Spirits tur-
pentlne-Factors surprised the market By
posting the price at 2sc. for regulars. with
sales of 1900 casks. II was subsequently
.,umored that deal had been made by
which about 25.cD casks had changed
hands Market closed firm at Sc. with
no sales
Rosin-Quiet. dull. and unchanged.
CHARLESTON. 8. G.. July a.-Turpen-
tine duh; nothing doing.
Rosin--Good strained firm at SnSc.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Reported for the Dispatch)
NORFOLK. VA. July 3i.--Market quiet;
common, iLy42c. prime, 2,4c.; extra prime.
22sc.; fancy. 2i2c.
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cuIcAco IIvE.srnCK MARKET

UNION STOCK-YARDS. ILL, July 81.
| Cattie-ne Receipts 500 head; market
| steady: common 10 extra steers. 81 lGf
40, stockers and feeders. S2.Wn3W; cows
| and bulls, 81 25G3.50: calves. S2VDrt5D.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000 head: market
| nrmer; heavy, si9ya5.@ common To
| choice mixed. s. S5aC.i5 cnOice assorted,
| s. 50d5 10; light, As5n5.D; pigs. A6Nf
| 800
| Sheep-Receipts. 5000 head; market
steady; Inferior to choice, S.JOn3.51; lambs
| 81 5OGi50
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, July 81 r. Motion
American miidIing, fair. 5-i5d.. good
miiiling, I'D: middlng. 2S-5Sd.; good
ordinary. 9-lsd.: ordinary, 3-l6d. |;
August and September $50: Septem.
Der and october. A-6id.; November and
December. 2 46-Gid.: December and Janu-
ary. i7-6ii, sellers; January and Feb
ruary. 3 sgd. February and March,
3 4e-sids 5e,5id. March and April. 3 5i-6'd,
buyers. Futures closed quiet and steady
NEW YORK, July 3l.-cotton steady;
mddllng Gulf. 3-isc: middling uplands,
6 l5-lGc Sales, 2.lei bales Futures closed
steady: sales. lli,2o bales; August, y sla
65s. Septemn.r. 81 82Qs 50: October. s. SD
20: November g. 7sdf79; December, &3
as %: January. 81 92u5 80: February, t6aelf
100: March, s7.0in7.o6 April. 0l0u7i2;
Nav g. iSn7l8
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

| BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
! BALTIMORE. MD. July S.-F'lour dull
| and unchanged
Wheat--Quet and easy: No. red. spot
! and month, 53i,m533sc.: steamer No. red,
| COZ ,d50a.c milling. by sample. 5ta55c.
COrn-Dull. spot SOC. asked; month. 5oc.'
bid: southern white, JnS1c.; do. yellow.
5ld52c.
Oats-Steady: No. 2 white western, 8ff
40c: No. 2 MIXED do, 37d3sc.
Rye-No 2. acc.
Hay-SIow ot sltNGlj00.
Grain freights-Dull and unchanged.
Cotton-Dull: middling, TAc.
Butter-Scarce and higher; creamery.
fancy. 9ea2lc.; ladle. fancy DC; store
packed. l0lrl2c.
Other articles unchanged.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. o.. July M.-Flour
steady. patents. S3.J9a3s. family. &.So9
200
Wheat-Active No 2 red. islso.
Corn Steady; mixed, ear, blc.i yellow,
ear 53c
Oa,s-Active: No MIXED. 32c.
Pork Mess, s32 %: clear mess. $liS:
family pork. N225.
Lard Steady; steam leaf, 7ssc.; Kettle
dried he
Bacon-Steady; shoulders. $50; short
rib sides. S.s1,sG7so; short clear sides,
s. l2Lsasl5.
N-bi.LavE Firm NJ n %
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Cash quotations: Flour without nota-
bic change: prices a trifie steadler. wheat,
&G53hc: No. red. SIC No. corn, i5igfo
45asc. No. 2 oats, SAg2glsc: Pork N2W.
s. Ooq6 i2Is Sides, NVon725. Whisky,
q
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RICHMOND. July 81. 1894.
sALEs-IO shares State Bank OF Virginia stok
at 1871
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1894-06-23
Wool.

Jas. Mcmillan Il Co.. in their special
circular OF June Sth have the following
to say about the wool market:
Receipts are large. There is no de-
mand for any grade or quality. When a
manufacturer gets an order to make
goods he will buy enough wool Of the
quality he ~ar'- TO make them; but
there is no h. "a speculation in the
trade. No one seems to be willing to
predict when wool will do better. We
again advise wool growers mo- to try to
sell out their sheep when such uncer.
tainty exists in regard to their business.
The effect Of the tariff agitation has
been SO severe hat il cannot be worse
with free wool. And even # they have
to sell their wool at low prices they will
get good prices for their fat sheep owing
to the decrease IN the sheep business.
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Admitted To hail.

Ex- Gov. Toole and W. T.. Cullen,
counsel for Harry +. Bachelor, applied
to Judge Knowles yesterday to admit
their client to bail pending determine
ton of his appeal to the United States
supreme court from the decision over
ruling his motion for a now trial. Judge
Knowles granted the application. fixing
the bonds at $4,000. which were fur
nished. The bonds are just double those
required Of Bachelor during his trial
for misapplying the funds OF the Stock
growers National bank OF Miles City
The appeal is not likely to be reached
in the supreme court for sometime
Should it result favorably to the defend
ant he will secure a lev trial. Other
wise he will have I o serve his five years
sentence.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1894-06-23

A report COZ os to US from IT. louis 10
the effect that Or. Donald Ii. IIrquhar OF
that city ha, succeeded m : concentrat-
ing the electric ligi mat it will i.lume
the brain. The same plan can also be
adopted when it is necessary to study the
pathological condition i'll other parts Of
the body. Asmall one of light from an
800 candle power lam is made to pene-
trate the tissues, and il is said hat BRO
ken bones can be studied and injuries
learned that could lot be determined by
the ordinary methods of examination
American Therapis'
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1894-06-23

by local applications a S they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear
There is only one way to cure deafness
and that is by constitutional remedies
Deafness is caused by an infiamed con.
dition Of the mucous lining of the Eus'
tachian Tube. When this tube is in.
famed you have . rumbling sound OIL
imperfect hearing. and when it is en-
tirely closed. Deafness is the result. and
unless the inflammation can be taken out
and this tube restored to its normal con
dition, hearing viii be destroyed forever
nine cases out of ten are caused by ca
tarrh, which ia nothing but an infiamed
condition Of the mucous surfaces
WI will give One Hundred Dollars foI
any case Of Deafness (causedlby catarrh
hat cannot be cured by Halls Catarrt
Cure. Send for circulars; free@
FIJI. CHENEY Il Co., Toledo, o.
tU-Sold by Druggists. TIC.
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FASHION DISPLAYS.

~Incroyahle silk and Grape scarfs. plain
aud lace edged. in all light shades.
Jet roses and large daisies made of the
gelatin or celluloid lightweight jet.
Very cheap muslin and cambria night
gowns, trimmed with colored embroid-
cry.
Small figured satin brocades in black
for trimmed skirts, to e with odd
waists.
Children's light colored crepon dresses,
trimmed with guipure lace and satin
ribbon.
Children's aprons of sheer dotted swiss,
trimmed with rufles of the material or
with open cotton lace.
Small boys tan colored overcoats hav-
ing three capes, the edge of each being
bound with beaver fur.
White japanese silk waists, trimmed
with rufie Of the material, embroidered
with edge ai-i insertion effects.
Evening clrlks of lavender ladies' cloth
having velvet capes of purple velvet and
collar with stole ends of ermine.
Amour straws, two toned 5raids anG
iridescent effects in the slHIie les Of Eew
bonnets and hats now appearing.
Yokes of lace, trimmed with a rGthe.
jabot and collar. and ready TO apply to
any gown for the entire trimming.
Black silk passementerie for using like
Q lace insertion, inserting it in ruffies and
other accessories of a dressy gown.
Fancy inexpensive silks of c~hangeabl'
effects that show up green PROMINENT!
with every known color apparently.
Wide embroidered Aounces for whit
skirts that are expected to be worn NOR
than for years during the coming season
Trimming bands of jet or jetted sill
p~assementerie, edged with medium o
narrow bands of sable, milk or martsI
eur.-Dry Goods Economist.
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AN AUTOMATIC LIGHTHOUSE.
There 4. No Keeper, but the Bright Ligh'
BInze- Perpetually,

yhere lie No SespeI, ph' ~
BIaze- Perpetuaily,
A remarkable lighthouse u the n
which sheds it's warning ray- from an es-
tuary Of the Gironde. in France. whore il
stands uuoa an isolated rock in the midst
of a tgaacherous reef. The popularity OF
this lighthouse is that it Is unoccupied.
snd vet its lamp is burning perpetually.
The famous Eddystone light on the coast
o. England, rising rom a rock that Is
only large enough TO afford a foundation
for the -~tructure. is remarkable because
the men having it In charge are able tC
leave their confined quarters only once
in three months, when "A vessel comes tc
them with supplies. letters, papers and
new detachment of watchers.
Ii was to do away with this exacting
and lonesome life that the French engi-
neers set themselves about the task OF
devising a method by which the useful
ness of the lighthouse could be main
tanned without so much personal after
ton. II thus happened tb~t a lamp wa>
invented that would burr. continuously
for two months without being trimmed
or replenished-
The burning fluid used in this lamp lie
an ordinary mineral oil. The tube in the
interior Of the lamp is furnished with a
wick having a thickness three times as
great as these emplayed generally in
lighthouses. Around the burning sur
face of the wick is a cake made of a pat
ented preparation consisting largely OF
~carbonized tar. This protection assures
the duration and the uniformity of the
fame. A chimney made of mica IL
placed around the flame, and this In
sures an increase in the power of the
light. The supply of oil is assured by
means of q reservoir containing 1O(
quarts, the lamp consuming so gram.
zach hour. To provide always for the
reservoir being furnished with sufficien
fuel a gauge is fixed at its side that gov
erns the supply flowing in from another
reservoir at a distance, and this gaug'
permits just 80 grams per hour to perco
late through the little supply pipe int
the supply reservoir.
The diameter of the lantern is IS inches
I and it cost 81 400. The intensity OF tn
light keeps equable until the expiration
OF two mont.ls, when it is necessary Il
. visit the lighthouse and replenish tn
vick. The light can he seen more thai
u miles at see. The wick 10 cleanses
3 end drawn up gradually by the acno
: a the tar cake at it's mouth. The Frenci
government is arranging to put upother
4 a these houses. and it is also perfectinl
IN invention by which . perpetual cleo
THO light can be controlled by wires run
. ming through . submaxine cable Ia Il
u ~ land.-Exchanga.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1894-06-23

The kidneys, separate from the blood, az IL
passes through III m. ID IuritIr- { r which the
final medium OF loco rarI.u frrI the system IL
the bladder. Wu.uf r frnr ion L. suspended
dirsful results ~ r. H.H.. Al. drupsy,
Bright's discpst, u- au. naIaaios which
terminate in some uf tp Hostotter's
stomach B'tt'r- m. 'a- a." idncys, not az
an Immediate a ,.ot.e -tinulant would by
exciting them. bu. uF H'iF fmI"llinC them To
renewed action and g. rH"tnar.us their activity
and blood. Thus tho blood IL ouce more insured
p-rit!cation aud the or ans themselves saved
from destruction. Malari, constipation. liver
complaint. Nervousness, .Nspepsia AMI rheu-
matism are all thoroughly rem d rd by the Bit
t,rs. which il. moreover, a must thorough APP
petizer, general tonic and sleep promoter Use
il regularly, not semi ccasi1uaiy
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Wool shipments.

So far this season there has been
shipped from this point seven cars OF
wool, together with that which remainsin
the warehouse will aggregate nearly
10000 pounds. The wool 4 this season
is considerably cleaner than last years
clip and therefore should find a more
ready sale at a good figure.
1t is expected that the wool Of this
locality will be all shipped three weeks
earlier than last season. The crew at
the wool house that are employed on the
press are fast becoming experts as to-
day's record will. show, for in two hours
time 10000 pounds was pressed and
baled, portions Of the Clips belonging
to X. X. Selway John Truscott and the
HennIng estate.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1894-06-23

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form of government.
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