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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-19
Must Pay the Penalty.

WASHINGTON, May 10. - Commonweal
Leaders Coxey, Browne and Jones have
been again defeated in the courts After
arguments lasting over an hour Judge
Bradley of the district supreme court re-
fused to grant the writ OF certiorari for
which application was made several days
uun
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-19
Evans Mines Closed.

DEs MONIES. May ie-The Evans opera
tives have closed the mines here ostensi-
bly, to make repairs, after 80 miners had
gone ont at the request of a delegation
from Beacon and other places
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-19
Mutual Inquiry Recommended.

BERLIN, May 1.-THE miners congress
adopted resolution declaring that the
only meaus of obtaining living wages
was by organization, and that no ques-
ton affecting wages could be decided
without mutual inquiry into the profits
and loxses
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-19
RED MEN.

The hunters degree was conferred on
one candidate In wsmsi,ts Tribe Monday
evening. rns work was performed
under the supervision Of Past Sschem n.
A. Maynard. A May basket party was
held Thursday evening. The warriors
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-19

m. Mrs , Wv Rich will speak, subject "chsriiy."
Mrs W " Palmer will sins.
A.--s.lo, long service Tor men with ad-
dress BY Rev g Baker; f.f5 p m, Boys meeting
led ~ Wn q La~tou; Gospel meeting Tor all this
(ss,urdsy) evening ~ D. Illustrations by stsrssp-
NssA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-19
MECHANICAL COLD STORAGE.

Most approved methods, any desired tempsra-
f60ds. Ertne Plant % the rf0vfdtHCt Warehouse
Company, recently enlarged and improved. once
>. ,. FOSTER, Manager.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-08-16
second wind.

The following Is an explanation OF
the athletes s'second wind, from Gut
ing: when we are walking about, we
only use our lungs partially, sometimes
only one, but when we commence TO
hurry or run we draw our breath faster,
causing both lungs to gradually develop.
During the time that this process is go
ing ON ws get our second wind. Now.
should q man not use his lungs In rum
ming for a length Of time they will get,
so to speak, rusty, and 1t VIII be with
great dificalty that he will get his
breath properly. II m athlete Is proper
II trained, he will rot feel the least
difference from start to finish in o long
q Directly he c~onisuences to run
both lungs will open 20 the full.
Experience in long distance running
proves the above correct. ] have noticed
after each cessation of q few weeks thai
my lungs were not 80 free; consequent
" / underwent the process OF getting
my second wind, = and as I practiced
and got in better trim my lungs openei
better, and breathing became easier witt
each run. Second wind, ID tbs full
use Of both lungs.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-08-16
steam Ganges.

A writer In Machinery points ont the
fact. as ascertained by examination, that
but very few steam gauges ARE correct
throughout The whole range OF the scale
and remarks that In testing . gauge II
IL desirable to make the pressure ~
which steam Is usually carried the most
important Doint to be determined a
gauge may b. correct DC low pressure
and not 30 at higher pressures, and the
reverse may also be found, especially
with gauges that have been In use some
time. BY many II Is not considered cd!
visable 70 use d gauge for recording pres
sures a. high as chat shown on the dial,
. few springs will stand such ~ ex4
tension without becoming permanently
set, to q certain extent, this being esI
pecially the caae with the cheaper
gauges. 1t il, according 70 this writer,
not aidiffcuit matter to devise meani
for comparing with d test gauge ans
kind Of force pump serving the purpose
or the boiler feed pump may be util
lied Again, gauges can be tested by ft
ting them TO b piece OF lead pipe |
gauge al either end, the pipe being BEN
20 bring the gauges vertically.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-08-16

"As an amateur carpenter, ] d0a't
think I arm much OF q success, " said q
gentleman yesterday. For several
months past I have been engaged In
building d dollhouse for one Of my
children. / chose o room In the stable
In which TO DO my work, for, with th0
gaslight, ] was able to spend my spare
evenings In hammering and planning.
Well, ] completed my task the other
evening and was proud to behold adolf
house the like OF which I had never
seen. II was d perfect miniature house.
Yesterday told the driver 10 get p man
10 help him carry ray handiwork from
The stable 10 the children's playroora.
Imagine my feelings when he came back
and informed me That the dollhouse
was too large to pass through the door
of the room In which ! had built ~ !
had ' thought Of getting the house
out, but my oversight 50 disg1asted ine
with my work that ] hirsd = caEpentea
to break 1t up 50 that II could Pc taken
ont In pieces. -Pittsburg Dispatch.
NAZ&
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-08-16
SHE'LL MARRY Ms.

An, life looks very bright TO m@
Since I have heard her say
With sweet becoming mOdestys
She'll marry me some day.
II win give up smoking:
liz I win 60 70 church;
II I cut the club and leave
Ny best friends In the lurehs
II I win never stay out lates
But hasten home 90 q
III will let her have her way-
she's promised 10 be minel
If win move 10 Kensingtcn
And never touch Q cards
II I win buckle down 10 work
And labor long and hard
To bay her stylish bennets
And gowns and lots Of gloves.
Than ! may Do That happy xnam.
The lucky man she loves
If III be always pleasant
And never. never scold,
And never make her nurse ma
And not grow cfoss AMI cid,
And always sfmy good hooking
She can't stand ugiy mem
III I come mp TO her ideal.
Why. we'll be married thenf
That's why ] am 20 happy
And why / often seera
Unconscious and abesracted-
I'm living IN D drsami
She 10 90 street. and pretty,
And 10 unselish tool
wonder how I won her lowe
Icanst bsiisvei tss truel
-L0ndnn Sporting Posa
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-08-16

.FoLLoW NE 'oME.'

There was no one like i'm, sorse or foot
Nor any o. the guns ! knew,
And because 1t was 20. why, o. course he went
an died.
Which Is just what the best men do.
So it's knock out your pipes an follow me.
An it's finish mp your swipes IN follow me.
Oh. ark TO the big drum calm.
Follow me-follow me 'omei
Ia mare she neighs the ,oie day long.
She paws the ole night through.
An she won't AXE ser feed cause o. waitin for
lis step.
which ID just what q beast woul do.
IL girl she goes with q bombardier
Before Ter month Is through.
An the banns are MP In church. for she's gothic
heggar hooked.
which & Just what q girl would do.
We fought bout q dog-last week IL were
No more than q round or two,
But I stroock Inn cruel ard, an ] wish 'adn't
now
which i just what man can't do.
,E was all that I ,ad in the wal Of q friend,
An rye I'D 60 find one new.
Bnt Id give my pay an stripe for TO get the
bsGgar back,
which It's just too late to do
So IFS knock out your pipes an follow me.
An it's finish OF your Ewipes an follow me.
Oh, ark 10 the tifes q crnwlin.
Follow me-foilOw ne somei
Take i'm awayI rs gone where the best men
Take I'm awayi Al the gun wheels turnin
slow.
Take i'm awayi THERE'S nors from tbs plaes
q come.
Take i'm away. with the timber N the drum
H&A& 49, &S@ .& = - &G&
Forts ssThree rounds blanks an follow me.
Ar tss ssThirteen rank an follow me.
Oh, paasin the love o. woman.
Follow me-follOw me ONE!
-RUdyard KiulinR.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-08-16

twelve pounds while using the hrst bottle
1 send YOU my picture together with my
most heartfelt thanks. To any one suMeran&
e 4 did who wants 70 know the particulars
on my eese and who VIII send = stamped 6n.
veI0pe with name md address on 4 VII
write paxtsculmrn"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-08-16

SBEAy Wk8&sNA@ AAA4 49, -
heir to, + can now say
| aTn well and hearty
done more hard
In the past year,
and with more eAees
than I have done for
twelve years.
Before consulting you
Il was the most wretch
ed among women, t1la-
able to walk or git up
ia bed, and nov 1 pwe
my good health NIL to
Dr. Pierce's FayOgtte
Prescription, Golden
Medical Discovery md
spe1lHt@.s 4 gaAmGd
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-08-16

Australian provincial officials keep
poisoned grain in their Offices for the
benefit os farmers who wish TO destroy
smallfbiSds.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-08-16
HEART DISEASED
FIuttering. NO Appetite, corid Not
sISeps Wind on St0macf.

,ssFor d long time Z had d terrible
pain at my heart, which fluttered al
most incessantly. \ had NO appetite
and could not aAegp1 would BE- COM
PEELED to sit up In bed and belch xas
from my stomach until 4 thought
that every minute would BE- my last
There was q feeling spf oppression
about my heart and Z was afraid TO
draw j fun breath. 4 could not sweep
o room without resting. My hus-
band induced me 20 try
DR.. Miles Heart Cure
and am happy TO cay Ii mas cured
me. I now have . splendid appetite
and sleep well It's effect was truly
maryelOusn
MRS. HARRY !. STARR. Pottsvfile, Pa.
Or. Miles Heart Cure y sold on 4 positive
guarantee that the first bottle will hene&t.
All DRUGGISTS sell lie At %. Q bottles for s.. or
twin be sent prepaid. on. receipt Of price
hy che d.. Miles Medical Co. Elkhart. Ind.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-08-16

Mrs. MAnr4A JANn PRINCIPE, Of Chase
Jackson Cos w. Yd.s writes: Having besn
4 rreat SUFFERER for many years with nearly
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-11

y Qnm. 3. &cbattton. Scr Gelez
graph bat uns iiber Die Greigniiie, Sic bier
ais in @tuSlicbt itebenb gei6ilbert mer6cit,
bcrcitS beridtct. 8eterle bat beim
&ailer ben Bair5idub ni6t burcb3eiebt
unb in SOlge Osilen icine @ntIaiiuu9 erz
beten. 9araufbin brobte III l1ngarr Elm
Sturm aus5ubre9cn, Der Die Monar6ie
gefdbrocte. 9cr aaiier berief Sen 8anus
Don &rOatien, 5eberpar0, 3u iieb unb
beauftrdgte i'm nit Der 8ilbu19 zines
neren Utiniftcriums; @eterle bingcgcn
murbe in Beit mie Elm 3rirmpbator
empfangeu, $4,000 8iirgcr geleiteten i'm
bonn 8abnbOfe inter @licnrufen mach iciz
mem 8alais. @rai 9eberoarp abcr icbcint
nicbt i'm Stanbe gu icin, ein Otiniitcrium
suiammcn3ubringen; iebt lit @eferlc
ubcrntals nit Dem 8aiier in 8eratbun9,
unb man iiebt itiinbli6 Der NnfilnDiBung
entaesen, buB er ieiuen. 8iIcn unO
Oalnit ben @iacn 0eS @OIfes 6ur68eicBt
babe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-11
aoad1ea,tltd1s autatota ataata- asttaa4e. ae1o4ttae, Il. aa.ft 1894.

nit cinem clettriidDen Strom bon 10000
rQ(mpcrs" uro 80 Bolts, un9cfdbr 1000
Sfcrbefrdfte, sum S6meI3en 9cbrabt. Sci
8crpenbung bon Waicrtraft iino Die
Soften iebr nicbri9, unb iclblt tpcnu
0anpffraft CUR Grscugung bes elettrilben
GtromcS gebraucbt tperoen mus, miro bel
Oicicm Scbmcl3prO5clic nod iulter cine
@riparniB Don 30 bis SO Rro3cnt an
8rcnnmatcrial crsicIt., Sic Scritcuung
BON Ttobeiicn bcrmittelit 6es Tauiitg'i9en
8ro5eiieS ioQ Bel Nnwenoung elmer be-
tucgenOen &roft bon 1000 BFerbefrdttcn
lno bel eincm Yreiie oes @rses bon $40
per Come nibt ilber 8 Dollars per Gonnc
tommcn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-11
@lettriI0er sA,melsproseB.

9urcb Sen amcritanil6cn Goniul in
Sranffurt q. &c., 6ranf s.. Wtalon, lit
benz Staatsbepartement cine tntcref1ante
Mittbeilung geporbcn iiber Elm neues bon
Sau1ig erfunbeneS 8erfabren gum Sequel
5cn uilo @ieBen bon Std6t, Giien unO anz
ocren Wctaaen, Dcrmittelit cleftrtlcber 6tBe
inter @tnnirfulg Deroitnnter 2rtt. Dies
neue 9erfabren lit I'M so 9rpsent btuigcr
ais Die btsberigen Serfabrcn itno 9ebt be-
Deuteub lbneIer Dor it'd; Die oaour6 Dcr7
g~eltcItc @uBmaiie lit bon Srtoation uno
bon Quftblalen frci unb mas odS ptcbttgIte
lit: es fann oanit in gebirgigen ltrlo cntz
legencn 9iltriften, no Walertratt lno
@rs, a6er feline &ohlen Dorbnnoen ttlo,
Gobeilcn ber9eltcIt iperoen. Der 6eerO
etneS luftoi9ten S6melsofelS, Der nit
ololtrten Sad itctncn a~usocmauert lift, pir6
nit @uBformen uerbunben, in tpelcbe oaS
fliiii9e Wtetau fra1t ~ieirler Sbtpcrc ctts
flieBt. 0ie 8efIeibunQ beS Sfcns init
g[aIirten 8adltetuen biloct cine genitgenoe
Siolirung uno Der eleftriicbc Strom nlro
bireft unb obne Nnpcnoung irgenb zines
8rennmaterials unb o9nc 9ebralt6 bon
&oblenltoffz @leftrobcn bireft Ourcb Die Gr57
maiie geianbt. 0a6ur6 blstbt oaS
fliIige Metaa fait p~oaitdnbig rein
uno fret bon &oDlenitoff, uno 6nr6
einen gleicbseitigen mbauernben Nusz
1hcibungspro3eB bon @aS ltno 2uft
ipir6 Sic Sliiiiiafeit Der S9mel3maiie err
b06t unb DaS SrD6iren unO Die Sialeil7
biloung perbitocrt, 10 baB OtdDte, alatte
@uBbl0fe bon oor3ii9libcr Qualttdt cr9
seugt wer6el1. Sci elmer praftll6cn Yrobc
Oieles neuen 8erfabrenS mHrben anoertbalb
Sonnen 0tobcileu innerbalb 10 Wttnnten
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-11
0efOi6te Oct Grnte=
matOtnett.

3um 9eten Ser jingeren Generation
OruGen mir lnten eini9e intereliante 3ab9
len aus Dem vOeertng Sarm Sournal" alb,
ans bcncn bic 9aten erbeQen, an tpeIcben
Die Wtarib Grntema16ine, Ser ,Ora9tbins
Der" unb Sic @ar6enbinbemai6ine 5ltm
eritcn Otale bon ben tonangeben6en Grnte;
Observation-Disclosures duf ben Wtarft GEE
bradt morOen ltnb. Ser Glteren Genera
tion braucbt man 6as nicbt Su lagen. Sic
e%rinnert ftc1 an 6uiiep's @rntenalb;ne in
1888 un6 Der Mfc@ormid' i6en, Die ettpa II
Sabre 1pGter fam. Sic ertnncrt licb, IL
1858 bon benz @rfolgc Ser @etriiber 0tarib
nit ibren neuen @rntemai6tnen gelelen 3u
baben. Sic erinnert iieh, tpte Die behring's
nit oiclen Wal6ineu TAFT tpabreno Der
gan3en II Sabre, tpeldbe 0ieleS Yatcnt in
&ratt tpar, OaS SelO bebauptet bdben.
Sanl1, ais oaS s. atent %auSlief, ert1nert ltb
bic dltere Generation, oaB Wtllidm Seertng
d so. nit Dem v0rabtz @arbenbtnocr"
.berauStonI. 9ies MGR i'm Sabre 1874, uno
logar Die i%iln9ere Generation fana fi6 Der
raibcn Sorti6ritte, pcldbe jebt fOLgten, err
innern. Q8te, nadoOem Oieicr Btonier olf
Dem 0ebiete BET iclbfttDGtigen 8inoez
malcbincn 0rei Sabre lang bas Tclo be-
hauptet bate, WtcGormid unb bic anoern
6abrifanten e6cnfals be%rauSfamln unb tpie
in 1873 Die behring's baS gauge yOrabtz
binber"z @cibdft U~erntcbteten, ais Tie nit
Sem QlpplebD 8inbfaoenbinber berarSs
faneu. Qtlte iopo6l tpie junge 2eute fOnz
neu fib bos 2ocben nicbt uerbciBen, iDelln
lie Jest 3uridbLiden auf bic trampfbaften
8eriuc6e Der friiberen 2~ln6dn8er berD Drabtz
btnoer", lebtcre Malc6ine 9egen Die number
Observation-Disclosures e 81 Dcrtbeibigeu,
uro mic Tie i6lieBlib ollie 81 gutter Hebt
%9e3ipungcn tparen, ii5 anSui9lieBcn uno
ben 8inbiaOenbinbcr inter benz 2pplebDz
Fatcnt SIT fabri3iren. Oa5 yTarm Sour
nal" er5Gblt Die Geibibte Der aumGblidben
Torti6ritte in Der 6eritelung in einem
lpiBi8en Drama, bctitelt y&rdbe unO @acbs
tel oeiicn Snbalt iicb i'll fol9cnoem 2uSz
tDetS suiammenfalIen ldBt:
gladbitc6eno fotgen bic 0aten, on tpeIz
cben, peri6ieoene Sabrifoutcn anftngen,
Grntenaiobinen, 9ra9t6inber uno 8inbz
tabcnbinoer SIT fabri5iren unb in Sen Wtarft
gu b%rin9ell. Die 9aten fir Die Oeeriug'>
ihen Wiaibinen iinb genau. Sene fin,
concurrirenbe 6irmen iinb nacb ~u1iercn
iorgfGltigitcn @rfunOigun8en auiammenz
geltellt:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-11
Sic ramdtoSe socomot;ue.*)

Orig. Ser. Der @tsner ngtsueu 5reien @reiie)
Set Ben iagen6aflcn Sagen, 6a 8romes
t6ers nit leirer iegenipenbenben Safel ben
Weni3en oas Scuer brachte, ulo tie ben
@ebrau9 be5 furc3tbarcn @len1enteS lebrte,
mar oaS aIgenleine 8eltreben Odrauf 9ez
ri6tet, Die LATTICE 8seIeiteri9cinung bielcr
Naturgcpalt m0glidlt 5u bei6rGnfen.
Seit an Die Stcue bcs 8rennbol3e5 Die
&o0le getrctcn uno Die 9ampfmni0ine
geboren norben lit, pcroen tGglt1 Wiuto>
nen @entner bon 8~renntnateriaI auf Dem
Nltare Gulcan's geopfert. Scbntf lno
SnOultrte ltno III. etnert ltnauS JeleBten
SortI6ritte be9riffen, 9lGeS pcdielt. upo
pergcbt, nm Neuerem, 8eiierem Elab gu
macben. Sour ber 9taub, ipelcber Dem
pra1lelnOcn Seuer ais trelIer SDatten fo!gt,
lit gcblieben unb fonnte burcb Die Se9ntt
nocb lltbt gana gebannt tperoeu. Q8ar Der
9au6 CUR 3eit unierer Nltporberen Bios
cine unbequeme 8eigabe 6cs f~eurigell Gle
menteS, 10 lit ct beute eine @efabr getpors
ben, cine @efabr nicbt nut fir unicre @es
lun06ett, fir &c6lfopf un6 Qungelt, lpn>
bern arcb eilc ~bebeutenbc 0fonomiicbc Sc
fabr. 9enn oie urperDrannten Bartifel*
chen 0cS 8rennmatertalS, ipelcDe ais Jtaub
Dem Scblote enttpeidben, iino cine Ser
icbmenbun9 6cS foitboriten ShabeS, iiber
tpel6et berSeit bic moberne 3ecbnif perz
figt. @as 8unDer, penn fi4 mebr ais
el1 S0chn1ann 0arum b~etDdrb, Die tDicbttge
8rcisfra9e 81 l0ien: Die &au6entwidez
lung auf 0tul au rebuciren unO 10 nidbt
nun sur 6ebung Der ianitdren Gerbdltniiie
bet5utra9en, ion6crn ben &aucb ais neueS
Set5materiaI unter bic &eiiel Der 0ampf1
" alnnt. 5. Gcbaftion. ga mir Gbicasoer an
Der Notwithstanding baS 9r6Bte Snterelle rebmen
UNI l3on lett Sabren beitrebt limb, einem llnfu9 ST.
&5eilc sum S0ounltein binausia9t, ionoern aud Die
Suft III elller &cile perlnretitigt, oaB man falm EN-
6cnlter Ottner fam uuo sic elegantelten 0amc1l oft
lple @lIen ausleben, Die bel einem Noblenbrcnner
uberna9tet boben, 10 miro bieler 8eitru9 Sur20iun9
Il NEG ANNnhIprtG 0taIat MI Eo.a -4. f.,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-11
a4ifprmtf0e Matmrs@etme.

DUnNV $40 go s sssi 5 @Pasff aa 4as:
rem baben fe poae 3ufriebenbeit 9egeber, tpe So1tienoe
be5euoen tDnneu. Mir fiu6 Die ein3ige1 Sabrifanter.
pelhe lptlems iinb, Oes gug9p our Sef9ti9ltrn9 gu per-
i9iden, nno ipenn Oafelbe ntrbt tit ME repralsnIrt 70
mtr tragen ale SOFTEN. &atGloge nerpen bereit@ili9ft
an ir9enb cine MbreIie geIoubt. PIONEEh WIFE.
co., Columbus. ohio, U. s. A. 2apl31pO, Iafo
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-11

Sn Staten t~rtieIt's getpaltig, Griipt
bat nit ieinem Winiitcrtum r%eiigntrt unb
Gom lit in bocb8raOi9iter 2lufre9ung.
On ben 3crriittetcn italienii3en Sinan3en
icbeitern ale W}iniItcrien. User ipiro oh
nicbt al bic Grcigniiie erinncrt, Die itcb
in Sranfreieb bon 1780-90 a%bipannen
nn6 sur JteoOlutiOn fIDrten?
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-11

Slbli6 BON ct. Solepb in Mtiiiouri,
no bic Safe Contrary Hoab benz Wfiiiourtz
SluB am nGbften fommt, reiBt bcrielbe
tG9lib gan3 erbebli6e Stide 2anb meg.
SIS 9el6tebt baS sipar auf elmer DerbGltniBz
n1aBig fleincn Stelle, auein eS lit NIGHTS
beltomcniscr eini9e @efabr %DorDan6cn, 0aB
Ser Slub i6lieBli0 bis 5ur N~orolpibe oes
GontrarD=Se bur6bricbt unb Oann Elm
9lrm beliel6en leincn 2auf 0urcb BEN Gee
nimmt. 9a6urb tpiirbe Der meitlib bonn
@ontsarD1See g~eIe9ene 9anbitri6 sundcblt
sur Sniel 9emacbt unb nab unb nacb
ptroe Der SluB OenicIben tpobl sars meg
reiBen. @S tpGre bas Elm unge6eurer
S6aoen, un6 Sic 6ormer, pel9e jebt ieneS
ausgcSei6nete 2anO nit GrfoI9 anbauen,
piirben ibre Sarnnen p%ouitdn6ig perlieren.
Der @ontrarD@Se miirbe bann natiirli6
al9 81 ben 9in9en 9eb0rer, Die bagetpeicn
lino. Cine anberc unmittelbare @efabr
1T iebob nicbt borbanben, Oa Der SluB
no6 stemli6 uicl 2arb tpegreiBen mlB, che
er Den Contrary : See erretdelt fam.
Sroboem metnt Die yg8eitl. 8oit" loute
man Mtttcl unb Bege finoen, nm dlcb al
lener Steue llferbduten maden 3u tonnen,
bamit benz acknowledgement bes Slures
@inbalt getban miro.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-11
Etnanclal.
while the Market was a Narrow One the
 Undsrtone Was Frmsr.

New York, Sept. l0.-While to-day's market was narrow one. the under tone was decidedly firmer. the result Of efforts on the part of small operators to cover small contracts put out last week. London bought small amounts of St. Paul, Northern Pacific preferred. Union Pacific and other low priced stocks and thus added to the discontinue of the smaller shorts. At the start the market ruled irregular and there was dispo- sition to sell Rock Island and Quincy. The stocks were affected by special causes. In the case of the former 1t was again asserted that the company in- tended to cut It's dividend President Cable of the road. who Is in the city. refused to express any opinion about the matter. The directors are to act the latter part of the month.
 Burlington and Quincy was influenced by run,ors that the September govern ment report would show the condition of corn to be only 65 per cent. A con- siderable short interest has been made on this theory. The official report given out after business hours to-day shows the average of corn to be fully ten points above this estimate. It remains to be seen how the shorts will take this development tomorrow. The weakness of granger stocks was short-lived and In n IIttla hn advances of kto lH per cent, American Sugar, Western Union. the grangers, Louisville and Nashville. Missouri Pa cifc. Northern Pacific preferred. Rich mond Terminal and Atchison and Read ing leading. There were some favor able influences at work. the most ini- portant being ssmi-official statements that the Western Union, St. Paul and American Sugar companies will de- clare their usual dividends this week. and that the Earle -Olcott committee were making decided progress in their efforts to reorganize the Reading.
 In the afternoon. however, American Sugar suddenly fell to lO35s from 1O6A early in the day. and this started a ru- nor that the dividend rate will not be maintained after all. The break in Sugar caused a reaction of from k to l% per cent, Burlington and Quincy leading. In the inactive stocks Norfolk and Southern brought 65 against 57 the last previously reported sale. Toledo and Ohio Central jumped < to 40. The general market closed easier. Net changes show gains of A to lh per cent, the latter in Western Union. American Sugar lost #.
 Railway and miscellaneous bonds were higher Sales were s1,643,0o0.
 Following are the closing prices re- ported by Prince & NVhitely. bankers and brokers. 46 Broadway, New York, and 16 Center street. New Haven:
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HER PRIVATE LIFE.
How Little We Know of
 Each Others Affairs.
Troubles and Trials Which We
 Keep to Ourselves.
Some Good Reasons Why 1t is Wise to
 Tell Our Experiences.

A story of great suffering comes from Middlesex, Vt. Mrs. B. A. Stockwell, a well known lady residing there, has en- dured the most intense agony from headaches. She continued to suffer frightfully without obtaining relief Finally friend who had recovered from similar complaint told her just whatlto do to be cured
 She is now we'll and wants every suf- fering woman to know about it. Here is her remarkable letter:
 About year and a half ago," she says, T had time of very severe head aches, which, while they lasted, were so bad that I could not sit up. They lasted from one to two days, generally two, and after I got over them I was completely prostrated. I tried many remedies, but could not find anything to relieve me. I became fearfully dis couraged and down-hearted and feared I should never get well.
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ANsONIA.

Death of We'll Known Businsss Man.
 Ansonia. Sept. 1o.-Georse c. Bedlent, one of the oldest and best known under takers in the Naugatuck valley. died at his place of business In Derby this noon of heart disease. He had not been feel ing we'll for a week. but today felt able to come to the store for awhile. He was left alone toward noon. when he told his assistants to go to dinner When one of them returned he found MT. Bedient sitting in a chair. and he died almost instantly. Medical Examin- CT Beardsley gave cverdict after con- sulting with the family physician, that death resulted from enlargement Of the heart.