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CHICAGO. Ap,!l23.-Cattlc. receipts 10000 head:
shipments 100 head; marte, slow, l0al5c lower;
prime to extra native Steers s. 2jai50; medium
y Sai 70; others So 5Oa3 %: Texans 81 40.
Hogs, receipts 10000 head; market steady;
rough heavy 81 2jai 80; packers and mixed IS I5a
5 80; prime heavy Is 3laS IS. Sheep and lambs.
receipts 1000 head; market demOralIzet; top
sheep g '5ai s.; top lambs 81 tOai Is.
EAST Liberty. PA, April 2--Cnttlc. receipts
liberal; market slow at lja2j clover; prime 81 i0a
iiOi good s. 10ai %: good butchers 50 l0a3 90.
delphias S5I5a5 81; hes, Workers S. 8ja5 10:
common 10 fair Workers s. 2ca3 u; pigs So lGi
~. sheep. receipts fair; market, Il better feel.
INF; extra % SOni o.; good s. 2jl3 10; fair S? Goa
3Oj' Common JOcaSl 10; lambs s. OOai 50.
CINCINNATI. April o3.-Hogs firm at 81 Goa
aa; receipts 500 head; shipments l.So0 head.
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D. W. Fuller, OF ~Canaioharie, n. Y,
says that he always keeps DR.. Kings
New Discovery in tho house and his
family has always found the very best
results follow its use; that he would not
be without it, if p%rocurable. G. A.
Dykeman, Druggist. Catskill. n. Y. says
that DR.: Kings New Discovery is I'M.
doubtedly the best cough remedy; that
he has used it in his family for eight
years, and it has never failed to do all
that IS claimed for it Why not try q
remedy SO long tried and tested. Trial
bottles free at Logan Drug Co.'s drug
store. Regular size SOC, and 81 90. 3
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MIs. MISUNDERSTANDING SYRUP has been used
thcir children while tccthiuc, with perfect sue.
cess. Itsoothes the child, s0iteus tho gums, al
lays al pain. cures wind collie. and Is the hes.
remedy for DlRrthna. 1t will relieve the poor
!ltlie sufferer Immediately. Sold by druggists
in every part OF the world Twenty-Five cents a
bottle. 10 sure and asE for "MrS. W!nslow's
soothing syrup" and take no other Kind.
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For the occasion OF the meeting OF
tho &. A. R. Encampment Of Ohio, at
Canton. o., May 10, 1904. tho Cleveland,
Lorain & Wheeling Railway will sell OK
cursion round trip tickets at one cent
per mile. :
Tickets will be sold May Il and Is.
good returning until May 20. Passen.
gers will be routed via the Canton-
Massillon Electric Railway, from Mas.
s,illon, o., and landed directly at tho
OF the hotels OF Canton, Ohio.
]. E. Terry. q. +. & 7. a.
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Rv,
c. o. BREWSTER Receiver.


SuhuAT. "UVtLlUct II. I5JI
Leave WheelIng-tS:o0. t9:t5, FLIED a m. t,.oa
o3:l5. ti:O. i9:o p. N
Leave Penlnsnla-ts;oo 1851. lll;i5a m.,t2:2s.
gel. ti:3G. jg:0J ,. II.
Leave Mart!n's f%etTy-t3:lss 1857. 7ll:5aa a. IN.
tt2a:Sst, 1927. tI:iA i9:l2.
Arrive Te,:nInGl J~unctIon-ts:l7, tl0:03. ell:5
q IN, t2:ss, 1881. ti:s6. tg:l5 p. II.
Leave Terminal J~unct!on-f7:2l. 900, 3. r,
oI!:i0. a IN. 1851. ti:oj. tj;l4. ts.l5 ?. N.
Leave Martfn's ~ferry-t7=25. i9:O7 am, olo:S
400. tl:Io, 1918. ts:52 p. m.
Leave Peninsula-t5:si, i9:lia m. 'la:Sl, i,:Il.
ti:l7. t5:.5. ISIS p N.
Arrive wieeling-t1:io. 600 a N, s,a.Sz
H:l7. ti:2i. tJ:yI. t9:G p. N. .
sDaily. tDaily except Sunday. sSundays o,iv
All tra!rs will run on Eastern Time lay
J.E TAUssIG. Superintendent
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SYyI1oMs : Moisture; intense itching aud
allowed to continue tnt,ors form, which often
bleed md %nlcerate, becoming very sore:
SwAYSEs oiSTNESr stops tho Itching and
bleeding, heals liberation, and In most cases re-
5oceats, Dr.. S%avpS ( f soS! PIsbIIiiSUd ii Is Iaa''' iV'
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FINANCE Ann TRADE.
Tho Feature. OF tho Money nAa stock

w.. llIiFAcNhs
NV foEX, April .5.-Nonoy on call easy at
per cent, last loan / per cent, closed Mt ! per
cont Prime mercantile paper s''il1 per cent
sterling exchange steady at 81 sini S9yE Silver
eStlacntei 6ltiu. salcs Of stocks liI'4So shares
d week opened on the stock exchange WIN
n leeyy lone 10 tho share Spcoulat,ons, anu
pIivSs ueglllgd heavily during the ilrst hOnf nhu
q HIlI " O~uAllitSs, The depression was illetpiscu
p3 lhe WelRheAs OF the London market lOf AMER
lSsl securities, The room traders were nearly
nI W lnc snort side OF tho market, hmu VIC bao'
tis,stonal ochn nut out some heavy INES ine
rnUos question aud the increase OF thS gtent
nlmH OF mo unemployed nrc being uSeu as un'
hsMuhs lluIeheGs on the sttCct. hl,u oven ~
sume conservative cirtlct tho inafcloh WASH,
imEt9n u beginning 10 assume d serious nAnCCt
~ view OF The excuse which u oueiA 10 p[o'
Ic1Siohul aSltntors to create n dlStutDhhco OF 'uc
tVIWllOhS between lnbOr and capital
nv lhuhstriAls wefo most trctB bOlu uuIluF
tne morning and gave way readily, sugar lohu'
l.s win a break Of ~ per cent. bctMcen u
hhu j! O'CLOCK the downward movement WIS
cnclHel ny purchases TO cover SNORT GnulIHGls
nau ny bhyilg for the long account lhuuGcn ny
the lower rnnEu OF values. Inc putcDhslug
i~hoEothelt, whllg not very strong, Whs sIchly
hhtoush0nt tho carly afternoon nllu teeoYetISs
mvte Nude not exceeding q irnctloti' except III
nMlie case Of Corlagp. which rallied peF ctht
imo market finally closed firm at uccIihcs rang
iug rom y to per cent.
day.
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pafrDlpuul.

on. Cry, Pa. April 2a-opcned. highest,
lowest md closed S5c:. sales 2i.QD barrels: ship.
menis 1916 barrels; runs looIcS barrels.
NEW ,foRk. April 9a-petrcleum steady; no
sales: April options closed at Sc.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, April GS.-oil dull; Sc bid.
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Dry Goods.

NEW York, April 23.-In the face OF several
buyers having given attention thereto. and out.
side OF special orders, tho general demand has
been slow and nil business OF moment resulting
from deliveries OF former contracts.
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GESrLEMES:-I am subject to periodi-
cal attacks OF sick headache Of the wors.
possible type and commenced taking
hrause's Headacho Capsules last sum.
mer. They cure it in every instance.
and sincc that time | am enjoying
splendid health and have gained ten
pounds in weight
Yours very truly.
T. NJ. DANIELS,
Corwith, Iowa.
Sold by Alex. I. Young, John Kari,
Wheeling, and Bowie & Co., Bridgeport,
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Sold on u Positive Guarantee.
DR, MlLES'PILLS. so Doses 25crs.
Sold By druggists cverywhcrc. ap2.uwrlwy

o., E.. C. Vests RorYo and Brain Jrca,npn,
ia cold under positive written guarantee, By au,hor'
iZed agents only, TO. euro Weak Memory; Loss nj
Drain lnd Nerve Power; Lost Manhood; GrIcincss.
Night Loses; Evil Dreams; Lack of ConnIcnco,
Shrvopsruns; LGsa.rde;Gll Drains; Loss OF Pow,
OF tho Connective QrCans in either scr, caused bI
over.oaertop;Sotthtu Errors. or E1ccFsiyo Uso ~
Tobacco, Opium or Liquor. which soon lend 4,
lIisery, Consumption, Insanity and Death. nv mail
FL boI; 9 for 81 with written guarantee TO Suro oi
refund money. VESTS COUGH SYRUP. 4 certrirn
cure for Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Dronchitis. Cronn
Hhooplng Cough, Sore Throat. Pleasant 10 taSrc'
sEsll GIze discontinued: old, Coz. silo, now &c; Old
u size, now ooc
GUARANTEES issued only through CUAs. n
GOETZE, Successor 10 McLaiu Brothers. Drug.
dlsts, Wheeling. W. Va ~jylSrhslYy
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Metals.

New York, April 2.-p:g Iron steady. Copper
quiet, Lead steGdier. Tin steady: straits SIS ~.
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clSc,Sxa7t. O.. April s,.-cotton in fair de.
lnand: niddllng 77.iGc
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baltimore. April 23.-Flour dull. Wheat
Gnll; spot G2Aa6211zc: May G2iiIGGs4lc; July G3tsa
I9sfe; receipts 2OO) bushels; shipments $1,000
9uSheiS; Corn easy spot i%i5{ai'c; May iiaii14c;
W.oOO bushels. Oats tlrm: No. white western
slc. Rye inactive. Hay steady; good to choice
uuoihy 81 Seals 90. Butter dull; creamery
fancy ?2a2sc. Eggs weak. Cheese steady.
PHiLADEtPHIA.IAprIl 23.-Flonr dull. Wheat
weak and lower; No. . red April 6iaGl54c; My
Gi1{a0lAc June G2a625ic; July G3Ac. Corn weak
and lower; No. . mixed April 43liai3%c: Mny
i9HSc; June lie; July 4iiinIit:c Oats sleady; No.
white April. May md June 3oH39hlc; July %9ha
4Vc' Butter weak and lower; fancy western
creamery 2lc. Eggs firm; western lie. Cheese
Toledo O., April . -wbeat active a%ndilower;
No. . cash April and May Sc: Juse GOLc: Aug.
,st dl7Ec. Corn dull; 30. . cash l0C. Oats quiet;
no. !. mixed 3iHc. Rye Inactive; cash 50c.
CtoEesseed dull; primo cash co.; April s. CO.
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AILROADS,
LEAVE wIEELlNG. LEAVE

fDaIly. except Sunday.
Sunday church trims will leave Elm Grove at
9:i3a III. ana Wheeling at l2:l7 D. nj.
Trains No. .. O. Il and &c connect with herlic
line for TrIadelphla lIcrdic leaves TrlndclpGia
Tor Elm Grove NJ $50 a III. 7:G0 a. H.. 1880 n M.
md Clio p. nj. Daily, except Sundays and sat.
urday's herd!c, will connect with train Ma IA.
leaving Wheeling at ll:O0 p NJ.
sundays herdic leaves Triadclphin q, 900
q. n. 100 n. H.. Csc p. IN. and connects win
trains No. S, II and 70 from Wheeling.
II. Z WEISGERBER, Gen. Manager.
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The warm spring weather is driving
tho northern people home, aud in the
course oil two weeks 1 hope to be once
more upon tho banks OF ia belle
riyicrc." Auf wiedcrsehen, C. A.
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CINCINNATI, o., April 23.-Flour easy; fancy
:! iCa, 90; family s. 65a2 IS. Wheat dun; No. =
red b7H4c; receipts 1860 bushels; shipments l.O0O
bushels. Corn firm; No. mixed iikai2c. Oats
easy no; mixed a5aGGc. Rye dull; So.2. Sc.
rork Ill light dcmand ut slo 70. Lard active and
strong at s. JOa7 s.. Bulk meats easier al So Goa
~: bacon quiet at 81 70. whisky In good dc.
sugar easy; hard refined J1EaS;ic; Se:f Orleans
oaisc. linsecl oil quiet nj i6ailc. Eggs steady
al yc. Cheese dull; prime TO choice Ohio Hat
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CHICAGO, April 23.-All the speculative mar.
KEYS were weak ut the opening aud continued 50
70 The close. Liquidation was more urgent In
wheat thau In lie other articles and oats wns
ne stead!cst Of the heavier speculative markets.
compared with Saturdays closing prices wheat
Is i9sc lower; corn Is &c and oats &c.
trOviSlOnS weak and lower,
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N pennsylvania Stations.
VIzRRnsg!VdnidL ngS.'
RlW Treins Run By Central Tina

rrcxzT OyYrrEs AT PENNSYLVANIA STATION o.
wATER ST.. FooT OF EIEyESTH Sr., wHEELTSo,
PEsSsYLYASIA STArros. DErDGEPonr,
enr-rurr- EYerr.i-nPAH HASnrE nnrrr
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castor!a.
When she was q Child. sho cried for Cnstosla.
When shc became Miss, sho chung to Castoria.
When sho had Children, sho Savcthem castorla.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO.

On md after Monday. December 81, Passenger
Trains will run rs follows: "Daiiy. tDally Ex.
cent sunday. Central time.
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NEW ionK. April 2a-Flour. recc!p.s 5000
barrels; exports $500 barrels: sales 1900 bar.
Iesi marketnlower. Wheat, receipts $1,000
bushels: export 6l,OOO bushels; sales 7,l3O,00O
spot market weak; No, / northern G951Ic; options
weak and lower; 30. . red April Gl5fci May 6l2z
no 25a6!;3 &c; June csc; July Ole; September Gdh
aSGSaaGlAc December G93Sc. Corn. receipts
1-gN bushels; sales IS5.CO0 bushels OF futures
lower April i55Sc; May f54ali1 saiS!tlc: July &c.
oais. receipts i9yUJ0 bushels; sales ll5.cC0 bushels
81 futures; nnrIe. dull; April Ssc; May SIZE.
nay ,irmGr. Hops quiet. Hides dull. Cut meats
s. tOai SO. Pork easier; new mess sli ooali q;
extra prime sIi 90 Butter weak; western dairy
L.aIoe; creamery l5a2lc; state dairy l5al9i.c
creamery lVa?lc. Cheese firm; state large 9al214c.
steady. TnrpentInc, rice and m~olasses steady.
Coffee steady and 5a20 points lower. Sugar
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SIloRr ~RlHS-Cash, SO IS; May So 4'aG 5oa6 IS;
'1Iy 50 S1a6 iia6 IS; September So 4oa6 Sa113a6 80.
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Prominent in tho middle OF Broad
street stands a Confederate monument,
made OF Italian marble. 1t is ninety
two feet high aud is surmounted BY a
soldier ut parade rest" It bears the
inscrintion:
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MEss lPoEK-Casb. sio3,; May sl2 3?hal2 57Ka
i252HS; July slo 46al2 6TKale 10.
h~HkD-CaAh. 81 GO; April s. 5d1T; May q 5Nn
.o!5aal %: July 81 l5a7 a7Ha7 ID; September
The Monmouth inquirer., 1894-11-08

CATION, not more than five or six Demo
Gratis at most having been elected.
In the city of New York Senator Hill
has the astonishingly small plurality Of
2, 549 while in Kings county Mr.. Morton
has reversed the plurality of 16 600 given
to Mr. Flower and has put that plurality
to his own credit making a Republican
gain of 32, 900. The entire local ticket is
elected in Kings
The entire anti Tammany ticket, with
Mr.. Stron@at its head, is elected by ma
jorities ranging from 30. 900 to so, 600.
those for Nh. Strong and Mr.. Golf reach
ing toward the higher figure,
The new house of representatives will
contain Republican majority. Some of
the old members defeated are Mr.. Wilson,
the author of the now celebrated Wilson
bill. and Mr.. Springer Of Illinois
Chairman Wilson goes down with an
adverse plurality estimated by Republic
ans at not less than ]. 000 He lost in all
the counties. and it is said that the agri-
cultural districts will swell the adverse
vote.
In Colonel Breckinridge's congressional
district in Kentucky, Owens, the man
who beat Breckenridge after sensational
campaign, is said to have been beaten by
from ! 900 to 2, 900. Breckinridge treach-
cry is said to have caused it.
In Cleveland, where Tom Johnson, tbs
great free trader, conducted circus tent
campaign. from ward to ward is defeated,
according to his own estimate, by from
4, 900 to 3, 900.
Indiana goes Republican. Illinois and
Wisconsin also return to the Republican
fold The Tillmanites swept everything
before them in South Carolina. Tillman
will go to the United States senate and
the congress delegation will be solidly
Democratic.
Iowa Republicans elected the entire
state ticket by so, 600 plurality, with the
exception of two judges of the supreme
court. The Democrats saved one of the
IL congressman.
Blood to the Brides Waite, the Popu-
list governor of Colorado, who was a can
didate for re. election, was buried under
Republican plurality of 10000 The
vote was heavy, and the women took a
large and active part
In Minnesota the Republicans re-elect-
ed Governor Knute Nelson, but by a
greatly decreased majority, Owen. the
| Populist candidate, making unexpected
gains. The remainder of the state ticket
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is split up, each party electing a part of
it. The Republicans elected four of the
seven congressman. the Democrats two
and the Populists one.
Louisiana has probably sent solid
Democratic delegation to congress- the
planters bolt having failed in the effort
to carry the state for the Republicans.
To the race issue they attribute their de-
feat.
The Next Congress.
The next congress will be Republican.
The following table shows conservative
estimate of the makeup of the house. The
senate will probably remain Democratic.
The Democratic plurality In the pres
ent house Is almc 2 90, the Republicans
having only 1886 nembers. The Repub-
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lican plurality in the Fifty fourth con
gress will be at least 40 and it may reach
so
The Populists have not held their OWE
and may be reduced by late returns tc
less than half dozen mem bers-
The Republicans not only elect large
majority of the members Of the house,
but also carry more than a majority Of
the states by delegations, thus securing
not only the control of the house and tbs
chance TO re-elect Mr.. Reed speaker, bui
the possibility of selecting president oi
the United States if the candidate of 1896
should fail to receive a majority Of the
vote in the electoral college
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How,s This.

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case Of Catarrh that cannot be cur
ed by Halls Catarrh Cure.
f. ~ CHENEY & Co, Props. Tele-
do, o.
We the undersigned, have known F. r..
Cheney for the last Is years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligation made by their firm.
West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, To
ledo, o Walding. Kinnan & Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. Ohio.
Halls Caiarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
eous surfaces of the system. Price, 75c,
per bottle Sold byall Druggists. Testi-
monials free.
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party. Otsego county doubled for Morton
the majority It gave Harrison and trebled
that it gave Fassett Chemung paid Is
tribute to Senator Hill by sticking pretty
closely to its normal vote, especially in
Elmira city. St. Lawrence county crawl.
ed up over g 600 en- its assetE vote in IA
vor of Mr.. Morton. Westchostor falls into
line with a big .ofIty foF Ar Morton.
and Niagara county trebles its Fassett
plurality
Amendments I'reI,4sly Carried.
The results of thu F-vecping victory are
more farreachinr than sin,p the election
of the Republican STATE tfrket While
the returns are very incomplete on the
constitutional amenAments it is highly
probable ab this writing that all of them
are adopted The percentage OF loss as
compared with tho vote fer the head of the
ticket is not nearly SO large as it was
supposed to be. ana tie result. therefore,
is that tho legislature will consist of so
senators and $50 assem- ymen; that pool
selling on races Will be prohibited; that
the canals will be improved and that a
new judiciary system viii be inaugurated
The sweep also means that for the first
time in many years the Republicans will
have control of the state legislature and
at the same time have governor in the
chair in political harmony with them.
In addition to all these decided gains
the state congressional delegation, being
changed materially, acts in pivotal
sense, and it may be said that with the
election of majority of Republican con
gressmen New York state throws control
of the national legislature into Republic
an hands.
Senator Hill for the present positively
declines to give his views on the result
saying that he would talk later when he
had had time to look over the figures.
"a Tidal wave," Says Flower.
Governor Flower gave out the follow
ing statement: 1.-The election shows that
a tidal wave of Repnblicanism has swept
the country from Maine to California
silver bill and tariff law. Business has
been disorganized, and when the tariff
bill was passed no one seemed willing to
father it or call the question settled. The
result shows that business men have voted
the Republican ticket in order to give
their interests rest
The result in New York city and
Brooklyn shows that the people want a
purer and better government for those
cities. The result shows that Senator
Hills vote and Mr.. Whceler's combined
would lack over 100, 600 Of carrying the
state I"
The Vote For Governor.
The returns of the elections In the va
rious counties of New York state are
given below, showing the pluralities in
the contest for the goyernorship:
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FREEHoLI. THURSDAY Nov. S
CONTRACTS FOR BUILDING.

loompfIed fol- TIE MoNMourH IsouIRER.l
FOR THE WEEK ENDING NOV ~. 1894.
34ss.-James Gay Gorden witA R. II. worthington.
Jr Building North Spring Lake sl45.
4A67.-Wm. Sperb, Jr., with Wm- d. Emery Grad-
ing Sc. Fair Haven 81, 500.
s46S-M E. Church OF Freehold with VIM. h
Soden Building Freehold 1889.
346s.-The III. E. Church OF Freehold, with Wm-
p Hoffman, Painting church and parsonage
Freehold. S220.
sa7o-ssrah J Hammond with VIM. @. Cottrell.
Building Atlantic Highlands S5,1
3471.--Bruce s. Keator NJ D., with Peter b. Po
land Moving house Asbnry Park s475.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1894-11-08
for Infants and Children.

'castorfa isso well adapted to children that
/ Irecom.nend it as superior toany prescription
l.aowa 70 me II. a ARCHER, NJ. D..
Ill So. Oxford Ct, Erooklyn, n. Y
The Monmouth inquirer., 1894-11-08

Every mother should know that Group
can be prevented The first symptom of
true Group is hoarsens sss. This is follow
ed by peculiar rough cough. If Cham
after the cough has developed it will pre-
vent the attack. 25 and 50 cent bottles
for sale at Walkers Pharmacy.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1894-11-08

Castoria cures Colo, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea. Eructation,
Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes di
gestiou,
Without injurious medication.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1894-11-08

Green Grove Cemetery Co. to Samuel
Harris. Lot ss7. Green Grove Ceme-
terry, Keyport......
The Monmouth inquirer., 1894-11-08
TAMMANY,S DOWNFALL.

Strong Elected Mayor by 40, 900, and Con
Is Recorder.
NEW YORK, Nov. 7.--Tamnany is de-
feated The nominal majority Of go, 600
usually polled by that organization in
New York city has been obliterated, and
an opposition nonpartisan majority Of
The Monmouth inquirer., 1894-11-08

If you have beautiful home keep it SO,
if not make it so.
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Talent, like the gout, sometimes skips
TO generations.
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THE ELECTIONS.
A Republican Cyclone Sweeps
the Country.
NEXT CONGRESS REPUBLICAN
Morton Elected Governor Of New YOrb
State by 10000.

The Anti-Tammany Voters of New yorh
City overwhelm the Tiger and Elect
Strong Mayor and Gofr Recorder Re.
publican Gains In Massachusetts, Ohio,
Connecticut New Jersey. Illinois and
other states-wiIson Defeated and Jerry
simpson Turned Down-New York Leg
islature Republican Governor Flower
Calls 1t q Tidal Wave.
NEW YORK, Nov. THE elections
have resulted in great Republican sweep.
In New York Mr. Morton is elected gov
ernor by more than 100, 600 plurality.
The Republicans have large majority
in the assembly, and as the senate is al
ready Republican they will have good
working majority on joint ballot.
The Republicans In this state have also
gained largely in their congressional dele