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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-10
NEW YORK MARKETS.
I'VE srncx rxcr.raR

SKw Yoxx. Nov. a--speculation MAS
active on the stock exchange today, and
the transactions approached nearly 20 the
500 us0 mark The leader In the trading
vas the cid time fayortts. Sugar. and next
ln point OF activity were the Changers,
Chicago Gas and New Jersey Central
Business Vas distributed better than
usual London traded on both sides q
the account. little heavier perhaps as
seller, but there n as good Buying on West
esn oriers. and later 10 the day Washing
ton Cay houses wsr- buying on a report
thas = government bond issue was In coa-
ssmplsssoa. A large part OF The dealings
vas the covering 81 short contracts. The
announcement tia, SO 90 francs ia goli
had oeen engaged BY HoskiaF. Wood &
Co. Scr shipment tomorrow did ret affect
the nsrke, in sny Say. for the reason that
i. - shipment composed Of oad lets Of
foreign seee bound Tor Spain which csrze
from Havana The market tended toward
higher hgares. closing At or near the top
fsg1r<s toueAed- sugar reacted - IN tie
early trading. bat . newly formed bull
pool took considerable aad seat
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ANOTHER BOND ISSUE
1emocrats Plunging the Coun-
try Deeper in Debt
treasury NEEDS MORE GOLD.
-. Havsmeysr Law Evidently Hot
ssvpIyisg the 0evsrnmsst VIVA
sumeiess Rsvssss.
TREASURY NEEDS MORE GOLD.

xxv YoxK, Nov. io.--Ths hsss says:
Afssr the close Of business yesterday IL
- announced that the government
,..u,A ssk the bankers sor smother
- Of $50. Ok. 90 In gold. Bonds
= shas amount, bearing per cent
,rsaspst will Be issued within .
- days ct . prics which will net
6seetors about per cent. annually. As
sufsnt Secretary Of the Treasury Curtis
- IN tnis city for several days and has
~ conferences with the presidents OF
sesional banks and trust companies One
z he bank presidents sad today:
aYss. shsrs will b an issue Of bonds
scrtly. Probably within the next week or
&C Secretary Carlisle viii call for in
v~ssors. President Cleveland and the
eecr<sary have determined that the gold
rossrvs shall not be- further depleted. II
- people did not take Al the bonds, ~ IL
Z psebsbIe they will not, the bankers who
doased the LOAN Issue viii subscribe"
A. far as is known In this city. the exact
saount of she issue has not been deter
mined. The issue will undoubtedly reach
y5o,05o. 900. It has not Jet been decided
vhs,her asyndicase will b formed to take
sbsss bonds or not. That also viii depend
spen the action of the authorities In
Washington City.
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THE STATE OF TRADE


SAs Francisco, Nov. 9.--In the vegetable
market the demand is light. Changes In
prices are few. Potatoes and onions are
sieadier The receipts OF fine grapes are
falling off, few persimmons are in aud
are quored at 81 per boz. Apples COM
mand fair prices. The butter market is
looking up again for higher grades. Eggs
have a weak tone. The poultry market is
heavily stocked and prices are weak. Game
is dull.
Closing: whest-Strong; December,
exc; May, sioeIsc.
Barley-srong; December. 9oa+c; May.
es'sc.
uorn-sI4o
Bran-slS.50 per ton.
BsshpsTrFrs AND GRAINS
Flour-Familv extras, s.. 25dgs. 40; bakers
extras. 81. 1903 %; superiine, s. l5G2.40
Wheat-Tnerc is steady inquiry for
wheat for shipping purposes, though there
seems TO be no urgency en- the part OF buy
ers We quote; size for No. shining.
with ss9.c for choice; milling. 9ll4@6c;
Walia Walia wheat is qaotabie at 97sf8
size
barley-Firm holding continues to be
feature of the market. The demand is
rather slow and safes are not OF heavy
proportions. Still quotations show
strong tone, there being no pressure 10
sell. Feed fair to good, sottsoc; choice,
SOL. 1sTtkc, brewing, 9o@e5c.
Oafs-Irade is not Of great magnitude,
the demand coming largely from local
sources, and is almost entirely for current
needs for feed purposes. Milling, $i.02ts
Clio: surprise, ti.loSeL Is; fancy ;eed.
xLO2ls6el 075s, good TO choice. a2i4eMSi:
poor to fair, s5d9la: black. 81 I59s 81: red.
81. -: gray. s7t4eGfsi.
Produce receipts-Flous. quarter sacks.
s,Sss; wheat, esntals. TS5; barley. csntais.
ESQ; oats, centals, ASST; rye. sacks, Ore
gou, pa; beans. sacks. 3.s99, potatoes,
sacks, 2 io4; onions. sacks. $50.
FINANCIAL
Drafts-on eight. New York, per 500,
Toe. Drafts-Teiegraph. New York, per
silver liars. esi.9ssszc
Mexican dollars. a21sa53c.
MINING STOCKS.
Alta. IS: Alpha Consolidated, 7; An
des, 70; hsleher. So: Belle Isle, :. Best &
Belchsr, les; B5dle Consolidated. 80: Bal
lion. 81: Caiedonia, L; Chsllsnge consolida-
ted. So: Choilsr, 10. Con1dence t05: Consol-
dated California and Virginia, 4s0;
Consolidassa Imperial. 1; Crown Point,
81. Exeheqaer, 4: Gould & Currie, q:
Hale 4 Norcro>s. IS; Justice, Is; Kentueg
Consolidated. 5; Mexican, in; Mono, Is;
Mount Diablo. 10; ophir, sl5; ovsrman,
Is; patosi. e5. savage. 81: Sierra Ne
yAda. 50: Silver Hill, 8: Union Consoli-
dated. IS; Utah Consolidated, .; yellow
Jacket %.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.


A new roof is being pu. on the Yesier
dock warehouse.
Steamer Wasco 10 being repaired at Aims
worth & Dunn's wharf
Steamer Mexico took MP q number OF
passengers to Alaska yesterday. She sailed
at p. IN.
Steamer Willamette took fuel 1t the
bunkers last night, and proceeded 10 Ia
coma yesterday afternoon to load grain
for San Francisco.
Steamer Umatilla srrived Of 10 O'Clock
yesterday morning from San Francisco
with SIS tons of local freight and the fol-
lowing passengers for this port: ID. Sulser
and wife. NJ. J. Roy. Mrs. A. Il Moves,
q. NJ. Colburn. c. Johnson. Mas Forbes.
T. NJ. Rasin, J. n. Martin and wife, Mrs
Ludlow, Mrs. ". +. Ridgeway and child,
and sixteen steerags. She left for Tacoma
at p. m.
Steamer walIa Walla, which sailed at s
o'clock yesterday morning for San Fran
cisco, took the following passengers from
this port: Mrs. IL. NJ. Hughes and son.
Miss G. w. Bates. +. Lombardi Guessed,
Mrs. Annie Tsord and child. Miss b.
Strands, Mrs. n. J. E,lwood and child.
A. b. Thomas. A. b. Hancher, and forty
si steerage.
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MIS- William Johnson, Who lives 1t the
corner OF Fifth and James streets. Vas
painfully burned day before Yesterday
ABOUT the neck and breast. She vs. bath.
ing with alcohol for rheumatism, and
stood near Q bot stove. TIE alcohol b.
cams sgnited In some way, and il vas only
sf1sr 2 vigorous struggle that she saved
herself from fatal injuries Fortunately
ner lace escaped the flames. Dr.. ]. III.
Moons attended the patient. and says she
viii recover.
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RasIrosd and Industrial Notes.

L. Frank Gordon, travelling attorney OF
the Great Northern, is in the city.
A. b. Calder, of Tacoma, travelling paSs-
enger agent Of the Canadian Pacific. IL ct
the Rainier-Grand.
J. Francis, general passenger agent of
the Burlington, IL expected TO arrive In
the city this afternoon.
GtGeorge Mel. Brown, district passenger
agent OF the Canadian Pacific Office az
vancouver. Il. c., was at the Rainier
Grand last night.
NJ. r. Benton, Puget sound agent of the
Burlington, says that his road Is already
handling a large amount of through east
bound traffic He nov has 300 cars on the
sound. and is furnishing more rs rapidly
as thraific calls for them.
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Tacoma kAlireaa Newa

TACOMA, Nov. e--The Northern Pacific.
Oregon Railway & Navigation and Union
Pacific roads have made rate OF % cents
Per 100 pounds on shipments Of paper from
Everett to Denver and Salt Lake City In
carloads of n, 90 pounds and over.
The damage by driftwood 10 the North
e.n Pacific railroad bridge over the Pay
aIlnp river near Meeksr has been repaired.
The damage was done by accumulated drift
wood.
r. w. Parker, Puget sound agent Of the
Northwestern road, as ia the city today.
GsneYai Assistant Superintendent Dick
inson says he believes the receivers Of the
Northern Pacific, who will b. here next
week. will comply with ali demands of the
CITY regarding harbor facilities.
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SEATTLE, Nov. o, 1894
Exchanges at Seattle. Tacoma and Port
land clearing houses today were:

-
The movement Of trade was rather quiet
In the local produce market yesterday and
there was considerable shading Of values
on the part Of dealers who we're anxious
TO reduce accumuiatlons of stock. The re-
ceipts of the day we're heavy and in some
instances greatly in excess Of the trade re-
euirements.
The supply OF fresh fruits has been ex-
ceedingiy limited in variety and of what
Is now offering there Is but q small pro-
portion which will grade as strictly first
class. Pears are in fair supply. but the in
quiry is OF small proportions and prices
are in favor OF buyers. The sale OF apples
Is confined largely 10 the best grades of
stock and prices are held quite steady.
Medium stock 10 still quite plentiful. but
IL moves of slowly at very low and varia-
bic figures. Ounces are plentiful and rea-
sonable in price. but the demand is not
very extensive. Lines are selling moder-
ately we'll at the quoted rates.
All descriptions of vegetables are meet
ing with . very good inquiry. and prices.
though generally low, are fairly steady.
Dairy produce Is moving off well, and
prices remain unchanged. Batter il plen-
tiful. Ranch eggs sell well at firm prices
Cheess is fairly active with a slightly up
ward tendency. Poultry is dull.
The wheat market Is developing good
measure of activity and prices are little
higher.
Movement In merchandise lines was
good yesterday. There was an advance of
Is cents q barrel on California -four of eli
kinds aud u cents on syrupa.
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tn. uunt Road K.celv.r.h,p.

wAIIa wALLa, Nov. Especial. In
the u. s. court today, Robert Rslston. rep
reseniing The minority bondholders OF the
Washington & Columbia River railroad.
flied a motion TO set aside the appointment
of w. j. Tyler IS receiver of said railway.
The complaint. charges that the receiver 10
president of said road. and, therefore, an
interested party. Hence he Is incompetent
70 act as receiver. The motion was argued
at length and Judge Hanford took IL under
Advisemsnt.
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tn. cauaaiaa-Au.,rs,ian steamers.

VANCOUVER. b. C.. Nov. CIV. II. Gray
son, manager in London of the Canadian
Australian line, 10 now here. en- route TO
Australia He says that a. present the
company will not increase the present
feet OF two vessels, but as soon rs business
increases another will be put on Both
vessels. he says, have been greatly inn
proved and fitted with cold storage cham
bers. Regarding Huddari's fast Atlantic
steamship scheme. Grayson said nothing
would be done until the report of the Earl
of Jersey has been received.
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B0otkle ana 0Gomo teams 70 Htt01Rto
-Ihasksgivtng Day Game.
The FIRST game OF football for this season
Between the elsvens Of the Seattle Ath-
islic Club and its old rival. the Tacoma
Athletic Club, viii be played this after
noon at Tacoma The team and its sup
portcrs viii leave here on the Flyer ct
lis this morning.
The Tacoma eleven 10 good deal Of IN
unknown quantity. ~ Manager Stafford
has neglected to furnish q list Of them.
But 1t Is generally understood that the
team 10 young one and no one knows
jus, what the material will amount to.
The home team will be weakened by the
absence Of Ballet At center and Lewis at
tackle. although their places will be filled
By Walsh and Goodwin. respectively.
Whatever the result of the game. the Seat
tie team will make . creditable showing
and in case Tacoma is nursing dark
horses the Seattle team has every right to
expect TO be victorious.
The home team has arranged to play .
same with the Maitnomshs OF Portland
on Thanksgiving day at Portland, and q
return game here during the following
weak
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Kew John =. Damon ociciatsd At the
iansrsi services yesterday morning over
TIE remains Of L n. Earl. the Lake Shore
brakeman Who vas killed a. Gilman last
tuesday. The remains were buried in
LAKE View cemstery from Bonney &
stsssrt's chapel Among those present
- tne services was Newman Kline, super
intsndent Of the Lake Shore road.
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The Frizsii-Hsim assault and battery
case. that has occupied 50 much of the
time Of Judge Giassow for two days, has
been settled in favor of Mrs. Helm. Mr..
Frfzsii being fined s. and costs. The lat
Ter would amount to about SIS, bat it
looks a. If they would be reduced to SIS
throuEh the REIMBURSEMENT by witnesses
of clsims for tees.
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ron sns curtain 70 the dne. from the top
:. snicn IN extra strong dranghs force.i
tne names i've or six feet A stream az
..rer from the stinson mill pumps soon
sxangnished the flames and confined the
damage TO about sc.
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rirr...n.ii.ra nn,.

The dry house % the Gilt Edge shiar'e
Semrsny's mill. commonly known as the
Aasd mill. caught ire yesterday morning
At ; o'elask. bat vas only slightly dana
asea. Tae esnvss cHrtain, which IL used
70 regulate the csangas up the due Of TIE
sfy house. caught TIRE. The flames sprsaa
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Monterey Ordered Co Puges sound.
PORTLAND. Nov. a--Ths United States
ship Monterey received orders today to
proceed TO Puget sound next Tuesday.
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the seeoad days session OF the Meth
o.;i,t missionary conference, IN brooklyn.
an appropriation of 50 per eens Tor home
and Is for fogslsa missions Was AnaAiy de-
csae3 gpsn.
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Bosros. Nov. a-Michssl Kelly will be
buried on Sunday at p. m. by the Bos-
ton Order Of Eks, of which he was .
member. The body will lie IN state In the
Elks headquarters from Q to II o'clock
Sunday morning.
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Chairman Sayers. OF the house commit
tee on appropriations. has issued call for
she meme~rs Of the COMMITTEES tn meet IN
Washington City the taird week Of No
yemDsr.
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Lady Henry Somerset maintains that
nure food 10 half the battle Of life. A guar
snty Of purity In cookery is the use OF Dr..
Price. Cream Baking Powder.
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A game OF football will be played at
Madison park this morning at $50 be-
tween the Denny school and the Seattle
Juniors. This will be tho second time the
two teams have met. the last game having
been won by the Juniors by . score OF
u 10 6. Both teams have been prscticing
hard for the last two weeks, and . good
game Is assured. The lineup viii be:
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Proof OF the pudding 10 in the string.
of the pie in the cruss. None SO good as
that made with DIR. Prices Baking
Powder
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ing OF ths Canal Commsttse.
There viii be meeting ct the Chamber
OF Com merce this afternoon at $50 o'clock
OF the COMMITTEES on right-of-way for the
Lake Washington canal. II Is urgently
requested that ali membsrs be present.
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yicsoria Times

Lumhermen across the line talk some
queer nonsense when they discuss the CT
fscts OF tariff reform on their trade.
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John Hartman and Norton Keller, en-
ploxsa IA asasia< seser a. II 4Htsas-
ion. lad. wwrs killed Friday oy TIE en-
v,l.ssion ot nfsy ponnas Of dynamiss. which
shss were warning
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

T. g DRFxxrnxSr CT AsxrrrGrrEx,
agATaEn kC&EAr.
PoK-rxxp. o.. Sos z. Fsesf
Fo-erass sor sxtsr9zy. Fair: sssxAt tenps-ar
slre c1&nSes- r. r. ALcrzTosE.
Observer ~ se4rxc.
ffHFr f1AYss rxFxkvxRsr - AsK1crE-rRR.
yxA-Exk rvxEAC--bAfLy sCLLKTIx
egkrrLs wa.n-. Sav =, Iss4
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MARINE NEWS.

Saw FsAvcfsco, Nov. 9--Arrived-
Mexican war str Zsrsgazs, from Acapulco:
whaling str Beivedere, for Fox island.
Cleared-State OF California. for Astoria
and Portland. Departed-Sh Two Broth
ers. for Tacoma. Frelghts and charters
chill ok India, now on Puget sound. ium-
Der. thence 10 Valparaiso.
Poar TOWNSEND. Nov. Especial. -
Passed Cape FIattery ingari-Bk Un-
dsrnted, from San Francisco. for Depart
IRE bay; sh l.. J. Morse, from San Fran
cisco. Tor Nanaimo; bk Richard Ill. from
San Francisco. for Comox; bktn j. VI.
1,rIfith.. from San Francisco, for Port
Hadloek; sch William l.. Bsebee, from San
Francisco, for Port BlaksIey; Br sd Fort
vite. from San Francisco. for Tacoma
Outward Blk Oregon. Nanasmo, for SAN
Francisco. Argived-scn Comet, from San
Pedro. OF Port Hadlock; ca sh India,
rom Valparaiso. at Moodyviile. Sailed
Bktn John smith, for Shanghai.
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The noted whaling bark MARI, built ~
New Bedford. Mass, IN iss<, and con-
siiered the iuekissf whaier aaosi IL oeing
orokeA ap a. San Francisco
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oyerro.,s aaa usaezisseshss rsaaset today.
nyauss. PsUs0o s Ga
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rac.ma Marine News

TACOMA. Nov. a-ISpeclaf THE steamer
wIIIametts arrived today 10 load wheat
for San Francisco.
The steamer Mexico arrived last night
from Alaska, bringing about sixty tons OF
ore for the Tacoma snelt~r. She took out
100 tons OF general merchandise and two
passengers.
British ship Eaton Hall put TO sea to-
dsy with q cargo Of grain for the Z nised
Kingdom
The Northern Pacific steamer Sikh Ia
due Monday frons China ard Japan.
A heavy fog overhung the bay today.
causing considerable annoyance 90 ship
psfs.
The solIowinx British ships are expected
IN load " heat: Eslssiand, Glenmorag
Vincent, LsylanS Brothers. Fortevoit
osoorns, Aldaharan. ArdeneluihA. and
tee American ship Fraacis.
Steamer Imasllla arrived from san
francisco tonight
Myans P&GseH Cas- snniyeFsarr overcast.
,.s.ss- sgs ~9s~xsrka.h ssfn se4zE
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our anniversary sale today. Hyams. fsusoa
A IN
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OLYsrIk. Nov. a.-fspecisi. The su-
irene coart has handed doxn decisions in
tie following cases:
Edison General Electric Company. at-
reliant, VS.. l. Waiter. respondent, from
Spokane eountF, reversed.
First National Bank OF Aberdeen, re-
spondent. vs.. IL. Ii. Carter. appellant;
dismissed.
Stewart Gordon. respondent, vs.. the
Parks & Lacy Machinery Company. appel
ianf. from Spokane eounty; reversed.
With instructions 10 Dissolve shs tempo
rsry Injunction.
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When Mexican
Mustang Liniment
goes in,
Inflammation,
goes out.
Pain teaches
many lessons,
one of which is.
use Mexican
Mustang Liniuent
Sharp acnes,
Dull aches,
All aches,
cease to torture
when touched by
Mexican Mustang
Liniment.
For
Quick penetration.
Quick relief,
Quick cure,
use Mexican
Mustang Liniment
Mexican
Mustang Liniment
cures quick
because it
penetrates quick.
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wAsnIseTos CRY. Nov. CIV. z. Rus
sui, OF Massachusetts,. was appointed by
the president today member Of the board
Of Indian commissioners.
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
San FRANCISCO MARKETS..

PORTLAND. Nov. 9.-Wheat - Valley
Walia walia, 651s@66l1c.
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Anniversary sac today Of oysFeoas sna
n.seEsatosass Hysms. fasson Il Co
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vnr EsGLAxD LIxEs Nh. WILSON.


Ooods 20 Amofjoa.
LONDON, Nov. s.-Ths exports Of WOOL to
The united States during September
snounted 70 i,035,50o pounds. against
20. 900 pounds last year, the valus Of which
vas 81. e9s, against Is. sll last year; WOODEN
tissues VI. 200 yards against 37,ioo yards
Isst year, the value Of which was fi4.630
against Easel last year; worsted tissues
lst7, 100 yards against 975. 400 yards last
rear. the value Of which was ELL, 02s
sssinst f6T. 100 last year.
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Myass. P&nsen A Co.'S snn8yefsasy overcast.
sister sne rnack inta.h ssle sc9sy
Middletown transcript., 1894-05-12
ST Am So Trid"

Isa common exclamation at this
season. There is certain bracing ef-
feet in coldair which is lost when the
weather grows warmer: and when Ma
ture is renewing her youth, .hear ad-
mirers feel dull, sluggish and tired.
This condition is owing mainly to the
impure condition of the blood, and its
failure to supply healthy tissue to the
various organs of the body, 1t is re-
markabe how susceptible the system is
to the help to be derived from good
medicine at this season. Possessing
just those purifying, building un quali-
tion which the body Graves, Hoods
Sarsaparilla soon overcomes that tired
feeling, restores the appetite, purifes
the blood, and in short imparts vigo-
rous health. Its thousand of friends as
with one voice declare ut makes the
weak strong.
Middletown transcript., 1894-05-12
person Of taste. I had time to think to

person of tasle, had time TO think to
myself before my eyes fell on dark
figure lying, face downward, on the
floor beside the table.
quickly put the lamp down, lifted
her gently on TO the bed and bent over
her to gee if she were conscious.
l was so stunned that l could not
think for a minute. Then l went out,
closed the door softly and reverently,
and ran down stairs.
So this was my neighbor, and l never
knew!
On the second floor l met one of the
housemaids carrying lamp, which l
took out of her hands.
$50 quickly" said l, "to 119, ard
tell DIR. Davis that Maggie is dead"
The girl looked frightened, but obeyed
without word.
Then Isuddenly thought of her son
Dick, she called him. He must know.
l was about to 60 in search of some one
else when | met Davis on the landing
in the dimly lighted hall.
Davis" said I, 1--WE must send for
her son. Doyou know where he lives?"
| could see even in the semi-darkness
that his face was working convusively,
but without answering he strode on to
Maggie's room, l following.
Two of the maids were in the room
now, one of them weeping noisily, for
Maggie had been kind to her last win
ter when she was i'll.
But Davis did not notice them. He
went quickly over to the bed. dropped
on his knees by its side. and taking the
poor, stiff, wrinkled hands in his he
covered them with kisses.
When he rose and turned toward ne
l saw the great tears rolling down his
face.
"Cafroll,' he said gently, "leave US
together. Her son is here .